THE TACOMA NEWS TRIBUNE was shot Dec. 3 when Roger was playing with the gun, supposed to be -Photo by H. J. Glover. Boy Home From Welcome, right, of Carbonado, came home from the hospital Monday probably a cripple life from a bullet fired from the rifle held by him and the friend who accidentally shot him, Roger Eider.
Both boys are 14 years old. Gordy 'Unloaded' Gun Victim Wins in Tough Battle By H. J. GLOVER -After two and a half months of superb fighting, interspersed with a few nearmiracles, modern medical and surgical science brought Gordon (Gordy) 1 Welcome, 14, back to his mother and his home town of Carbonado Monday. By his own admission honestly and humbly expressed- Gordy attributes his ten weeks of teetering precariously on the brink of eternity and the possibility that he will be a cripple for life to the fact tha "I didn't mind my Dec.
3, Gordon and his pal, Roger Elder. also 14, attended a movie. Gordon's mother told him to "come straight home and go to bed as soon as the show's out, and don't stop at Roger's." But the lad stopped off at Roger's house for a midnight snack. They ate sandwiches and were "fooling around" in Rogers' bed- Births TACOMA GENERAL HOSPITAL Thursday, Feb. 14 To Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Learned, So. a son. To Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Murphy, 409 So. 32nd a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cox, 2534 So.
a son. To Mr. and Mrs. Ray Frederick, 706 So. a son.
To Mr. and Mrs. Burton Backman, Rainier, a son. Friday, Feb. 15 To Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Forsberg, 521 So. 106th a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs.
Isadore, Stegman, 1409 So. twin sons. To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Estvold, 7236 So.
Bell a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lund 9302 So. Wilkeson a son.
To Mr. and Mrs. William Mikkelsen, 5646 So. Fife a daughter To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Satra, 501 120th Parkland, a daughter. Saturday, Feb. 16 To Mr. and Mrs. William Peyton, 6952 McKinley a son.
To Mr. and Mrs. George Skorupan, 1023 So. 111th a son. To the Rev.
and Mrs. Robert Krueger, 858 So. 59th a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Muir, 6446 So. Montgomery a daughter. To Pvt. and Mrs. John Petrinovick, 2418 No.
31st a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Cline Graves, 8324 South Tacoma way, a daughter. Sunday, Feb.
17 To Mr. and Mrs. William Sherman, 4201 No. 10th a daughter. To Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Leeck, Rt. 7, Box 67, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs.
LeRoy Acheson, 3104 No. 8th a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Walter Graham, Rt.
11, Box 334, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson, 8847 So, Thompson a son. To Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Verone, 1415 No. 8th a son. To Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Russell, 805 So. MacArthur a son. ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL Thursday, Feb. 14 To Mr.
and Mrs. James Collins, 3615 East a daughter, To Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pierce, Rt. 11, Box 526, a daughter.
To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huson, Rt. 1, Box 84, Yelm, a daughter. To Mr.
and Mrs. Marian Harris, Rt. 13, Box 882, a son, Friday, Feb. 15 To Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Deschane, 2707 No. 17th a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Skanes, 4048 So.
A a daughter, To Mr. and Mrs. Meredith McPheeters, 619 East 35th a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Gallagher, Rt. 1, Box 119, Eatonville, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hayes, Hylebos Starr road, a daughter.
Saturday, Feb. 16 To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Semmern, 1005 No. Washington a daughter.
To Mr. and Mrs. David Teodora, 2312 So. a son. Sunday, Feb.
17 To Mr. and Mrs. George Eckroth, 6409 So. Orchard a daughter. To Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Savage, 820 No. J. a. son.
To Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller, 4319 East a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Wheeler, Rt. To Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boyde, 762 3, Box 655, Puyallup, a daughter. So.
27th a son. 5831 To Mr. and Mrs. David Whitford, So. Sprague A.
daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. George Dennis, 6401 So. Junett a daughter.
To Mr. and Mrs. Owen Evjen, Rt. 3, Box 340, a daughter. NORTHERN PACIFIC Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Williams, 208 To East 31st twins, boy and girl. Monday and Mrs. Clifford Hall, 419 80. To Mr.
35th girl. To Mr. and Mrs. Mikeal Lien, 1013 East 47th girl, Entombment IS THE BETTER WAY The Tacoma Mausoleum PERPETUAL CARE New Tacoma Cemetery Owned and Operated by the Families It Serves Eye Cautions Bright, glaring light tires eyes. Avoid reading in a shadow.
Diffused, indirect light is restful. To soothe and relax overworked, sore, tired, burning, itching eyes use comforting pleasant Lavoptik. 35 years success. Praised by thousands. Get Lavoptik today.
(Eyecup Be delighted or money back. All druggists. Adv. -A-19 H. Holme Dies at 82 James Henry Holme, 82, of 3018 No.
28th died at his home Tuesday morning after a Inigering illness. He was born in Salem, county, N. son of John and Helene (Woolman) Holme, and before he was of age left home for Montage's he went into Dawson City, Alaska, with six tons of merchandise, and two years later the firm of Holme, Miller hardware and mining machinery, was established there. In 1907 the business was sold and he came to Tacoma. To housing shortage Holme and Miller financed the building of 54 houses and platted the Holme and Miller addition in the north end.
Interested rose growing, Holme was president of the Tacoma Rose society in 1917 and, during terms as mayor of Angelo V. Fawcett and W. W. Seymour, was chairman of the civil service board. His old-time membership in the Tacoma Elks lodge and the North Shakespeare club rounded his interests still further, and he served for many years on the investment committee of the Children's Industrial home.
Survivors are his wife, Evalyn Miller Holme of the home and three sisters, in Salem, N. Mrs. J. Elmer Troth and the Misses Margaret and Eleanor Holme. Buckley-King Co.
will announce the services. Prominent Mason, Robert Allen, Dies Robert P. Allen, 65, prominent in Masonic circles, died Monday at his home, 1917 No. Prospect after a residence of 44 years in Tacoma. He was born in Peck, came here from Cleveland, Ohio.
His business interests were in the shoe real estate. Secretary, lodge and F. past A. master, Allen of was a past, potentate of Afifi, member Knights Templar, and a past patron of Tacoma chapter Order of Eastern Star. Survivors are his wife, Florence a son, Mark, of Tacoma; three grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs.
Genevieve A. Welch of Flint, Miss Lita M. Allen of Detroit and Mrs. Laura A. Scribner of Tacoma and a brother, Rosal W.
Allen of Peck. Time of the memorial service will be announced by Buckley-King Co. JOHN IVER BENSON John Iver Benson, 64, a retired machinist of the Johnson died Monday at his home, 4119 No. Stevens St. He was born in Stockholm, Sweden, in Olympia for some time and came to Tacoma seven years ago.
Benson was a member of the 1st Free Yourself from laxative slavery Try this delightful family breakfast treat! Eat a generous bowlful (about cup) of crisp, toasty Kellogg's ALL-BRAN with sugar and cream. Drink plenty of liquids. ALL -BRAN is the natural laxative cereal that may help you back to youthful regularity, lost because of lack of your diet. It's the only type ready-to-eat cereal that supplies all the bulk you may need. High in cereal protein, rich in iron, provides essential vitamins.
Not habitforming. Why don't you try it? Kellogg's is SO sure you'll like ALL -BRAN that if you're not completely satisfied after 10 days, send empty carton to Kellogg's, Battle Creek, and get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK! -Adv. In Soft Drinks So smooth it leaves you breathless greatest in VODKA 00 proof. Made from grain neutral spirits. Ste.
Pierre Smirnoff Fls. Hartford, Conn. Since 1818 Mrs. Passes Myers, 76, Here MRS. EDNA MYERS Mrs.
Edna Alice Myers, 76, of Midland, died Monday in a local hospital. A native of the Northwest, she was born in Salem, and had lived in the vicinity of Tacoma for 34 years and in western Washington for 70 years. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Floyd W. Cook, with whom she lived in Tacoma: a sister, Mrs.
Alva Slack, Tacoma; two granddaughters, Mrs. James Gadwa and Mrs. Lester Holbrook. both of Midland, and four great-grandchildren. Services will be held Wednesday at 2 m.
in the Dryer chapel with the Rev. Walter O. Macoskey officiating, followed burial in Mountain View cemetery. ists sheron.church, survived by his and the Machinwife, Winnie C. and a daughter, Miss Bernice of the home; a son, John Harley Benson of Olympia; two grandchildren and two sisters in Washington, Mrs.
Albert Loth of Hartford and Mrs. Edith Taylor of Lake Stevens. C. C. Mellinger Co, will announce the services.
CORT MICHAELSON Cort Michaelson, 66, of 2362 So. State died Sunday in a local hospital. He was born in Parkersburg, Iowa, and for 34 years had been in Tacoma, where he belonged to the local Papermakers union and the Building Laborers and a Hodcarriers union. Survivors, all of Tacoma, are his wife, Jennie; two daughters, Mrs. Viola M.
Van Winkle and Mrs. Ethyl Hendrickson; three sons, Delbert, Ray and LeRoy; four grandchildren and five sisters, Mrs. Kennis Spencer and Mrs. Harry Towers of Iowa, Mrs. Elmer Elwood, Mrs.
Charles Merrit and Mrs. Joan Gettis of California. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 1 p. m. in the C.
Lynn Co. chapel. Dr. Albert J. Lindsay of First Presbyterian church will officiate and burial will be in Mountain View memorial park.
Mrs. MRS. Carrie CARRIE HARRISON, "resident Harrison, a' of Washington for 67 years, died Monday at a local hospital. She had made her home since 1912 with a daughter, Mrs. Blanche Halverson, at Steilacoom.
Born in Uhrichville, Ohio, 76 years ago, Mrs. Harrison spent many years at Roslyn and Cle Elum. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Halverson, Mrs. Verna Seaburg, also of Steilacoom, and Mrs.
Jesse Mav Forsythe of Riverside, Calif. There are seven grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Piper's funeral home will announce the services. MRS. JOHN CHRISTIAN Mrs.
John (Mary) Christian, 67, of 1136 Fawcett died Monday in a local hospital. She was born in North Dakota and had lived in Tacoma for 21 years. ter in Florida, and three brothers, Survivors are her husband, a sisHoward Gunderson of Seattle, Clif of San Francisco and Ervin of Los Angeles. Gaffney's mortuary will announce the services. MRS.
MINNIE BANKS Mrs. Minnie Banks, 77. of 3105 ices. JOHN B. PURCELL So.
10th died Monday at a local hospital. She was born in Ohio and had been in Tacoma for 43 years. Survivors are a niece, Mrs. Verbian Larson of Seattle; a sister, Mrs. Daisy Wise of San Diego and a brother, Otis Shields of Sacramento, Calif.
C. C. Mellinger Co. will announce the serv- will announce the services. SGT.
ADAM SHERMAN First Sgt. Adam Sherman (retired), 54, died Sunday in a local hospital. His home was at 5601 So. 61st St. and he had been in Tacoma for eight years.
Sergeant Sherman was born in Russia, enlisted in the U. S. Army in 1925 and lost a leg in Italy in World War II. He had a number of medals, and retired in 1946. Survivors are the wife, Kath- John Bernard Purcell, 84, formerly of Salmon Beach, died Monday in a local hospital.
He was a born in Freeborn, and came to Tacoma in 1900, where he became a longshoreman. There are no known relatives. Buckley-King Co. POINTS OF PREFERENCE LOW PRICES SENSIBLE CHAPELS TWO BEAUTIFUL LOCATED HOUR SERVICE CONVENIENTLY 24 COMPLETE ATTENTION FRIENDLY COURTEOUS, C. C.
MELLINGER CO. TACOMA'S LEADING Since 1888 FUNERAL DIRECTORS FIR EE during 510 TACOMA AVE. TACOMA PHONE BR. 3268 Plunge Kills Tacoman The body of Gearold B. Ulve, 43 524 So.
Sheridan was recovered Monday afternoon from his automobile which plunged into the south, fork of the Willapa river near Raymond Saturday night, the Associated Press reported. Police Chief Frank Dick of Rayhad mistaken then First street dock mond in said driver apparently approach for a bridge and plunged into the river. Skid marks on the dock were reported to police Sunday, but attempts to grapple for the car were without success. A diver locotade the submerged vehicle Monday. Mr.
Ulve lost his life on his 43rd birthday. He came Tacoma 10 years ago from Lewiston, Idaho, and was a stockholder and employe of Puget Plywood company, a member of Tacoma Eagles and a Lutheran. He is survived by his wife, Buelah: five brothers, Ray of Emmett. Idaho. Earl, Lynn and Emil Miller Holme of the and a sister, Mrs.
Dena of Minneapolis. Funeral services will be announced by Buckley-King company, Portland Livestock -(USDA) Cattle Salable market uneven: steers erally steady, cows steady to 50c higher with beef cows at advance and all (OWN and more above Inst Monday: load choice experimentally fed steers $34.75: few loads good -choice fed steers $34 34.50: good fed steers mostly $30 30.50, commercial grades $30 32, utility $25 29; medium 850-950-lb. stockers odd good fed heifers $32 33. few commercial grades $29 utility heifers $22.50 28: canner-cutter cows largely $16.50 19.50, few $20; utility cows mostly $21 25, few lots utility-commercial grades $25.50 two loads commercial 1.035- and 1.181-lb. cows $27.50: commercial bulls $28.50 utility $25.50 28.
choice Calves- -Salable 100; market steady: vealers $34 37, commercial-good grades $27 utility $20 26, culls down to $14; choice light stock calves up to $40, 550 lbs. $35. Hogs- Salable 1,200: market slow, mostly steady; choice 180-235 Ibs. largely $19.75 20; few No. 3 butchers 250-280 lbs.
$18.50 18.75; choice 165- 175 lbs. $19 150 lbs. down to $18: choice 350-550-lb. sows 515.25 16.50, lighter weights up to $17 17.50; good -choice 61-115-lb. feeder pigs $17 Marriage Licenses Applications for marriage licenses were received in the office of County Auditor Jack W.
Sontag Tuesday from the following: Earl J. Fetterley and Eleanor Yvon Paddock, bith of San Francisco: Edwin Pratt, Camp Stoneman, and Violet Minas: sian, Fort Lewis; Barry D. Boyer, Denver, and Juanita Lillian Trujillo, Aguilar, Jack J. Pringle, Riverside, and Betty J. Heidt, 1806 So.
Cushman Edwin Robert Butt. 1020 No. Madison and Shirley Eve Boetcher, 4845 No. 8th Frank W. Clandon, Sumner, and Leona Lenora Baldwin, Puyallup; Richard A.
Jansen, 1318 So. 8th and Rachel Virginia Brown, Luan Richard L. Gleason, 606 East 27th and Janet Elizabeth Benson, 3635 East Joseph L. Reid, McChord Air Force Base, and Erika Wagner, Puyallup; Tron Oelon Thompson and Sylvia Marie Etzel, both of Puyallup; Gerald Dale Kelly, Sumner, and Marline Alberta Christian, Port Angeles; Hugh F. Kneeland, Rt.
7, Box 13, and Anna Lucille Durant, Puyallup; William F. Pritchard and Donna Lee Avery, both of Bremerton: Clarence Nelson 1216 No. 9th and Arlene Coggin. 1115 No. I William S.
Bjorke and Lorraine Catherine Raymer, both of Kent: Thorvold Molby, 1917 No. Prospect and Marjorie A. Moeller, 920 So. 4th Lee J. Makovich and oJan Marie McGuire, both of Gig Harbor, and Glen T.
Young and Jean L. Cassity, both of Roseburg, Ore, Divorces New divorce actions were filed in sucourt here Tuesday in the cases of Myrtle L. vs. Carl T. Hull, Matilda G.
vs. perior Lauren B. Trethway, Margaret M. vs. Rudolph Kinkella, and Louise L.
vs. Clyde J. Upton. Final divorce decrees were filed in the cases of Gwendolyn vs. James Naccarato, Patricia vs.
T. W. Dempsey, L. V. vs.
Irene C. Collins, Z. M. vs. Harold A.
Roberts, Margaret vs. Howard Collins, L. vs. C. R.
Markham, Nettie vs. Chauncie Williams, Anabelle vs. Harry Beer, Theo S. vs. Gertrude E.
Skoglund, Bertha VS. James Allman, Jane M. vs. Edward C. Hanson, Gloria vs.
Charles Risch, Isabelle J. vs. E. C. Nickalson, Mary M.
vs. William F. Jacobs, Alice B. vs. Samuel E.
Achziger, Jane N. vs. William B. Molley, and G. M.
vs. Gerald J. Eaton. ryn. a sister, Mrs.
Kate Diel of Tacoma; nephews and one niece. Military services will be held Wednesday at 11 a. m. at the Fort Lewis chapel, with burial following in the cemetery there. The cortege will leave Piper's funeral home at 10:20 a.
m. FUNERALS McDonald-Private services for Woodburn McDonald were held Tuesday in the Tuell chapel, the Rev. Warren Meyer officiated and cremation followed. Ofstad- for Mrs. Gertrude A.
Ofstad will be held Wednesday at 3 p. m. in the C. O. Lynn Co.
with the Rev. L. A. Collett officiating. Burial will be in New Tacoma cemetery.
Lindbeck -Thursday at 3 p. m. services for Edward Lindbeck Co. Sr. will be held in the C.
O. Lynn chapel. Burial will be in the Tacoma cemetery. Stolsius- -Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Stolsius will the be held Wednesday at 3 p.
m. in C. C. Mellinger Colonial chapel. The Rev.
Douglas B. Northrop will officiate and burial will be in Oakwood cemetery. Pall bearers will be Dean Starkey, Harold Dennett, Joe Harrison, Ernest Griffith, Joseph Brown and Lawrence Farrell. Rist-Services for Mrs. Eleanor O.
Rist are set for Wednesday at 9 a. m. in Holy Rosary church and will be followed by burial in Calvary cemetery. The cortege will leave Mellinger's Funeral Home on So. Tacoma Ave.
at 8:40 o'clock. Pall bearers A will be Maier T. Fisher, George James R. Gilmore and Arnt Christiansen. Daylight Coach to California 8:30 a.m.
daily! EVENING AIR COACH-10 P.M. Call BRoadway 8481, or see your authorized travel agent WESTERN AIR LINES ST. PAUL TACOMA LUMBER CO. More to Offer the Prospective Sayer 733 East 11th MA 6181 Girl Sought In South A 14-year old Orting, girl who was reported to left home Jan. 7 with a 35-year old man was being sought in California Tuesday, Chief Criminal Deputy Dick MeCreadie reported.
The man, Louis De Vaul, alias Duval, has been charged by Edward Winegar in a warrant signed by Justice of the Peace Martin Potter with taking a female under the age of 18 without the consent of her parents for the purpose of marriage. The girl, Shirley Winegar, failed to return home after being sent to the store for a bottle of milk. A note stating she was going to her sister's home at Renton with a boy friend was found but she did not appear in Renton. Word was received by McCreadie Tuesday from Sheriff Eugene Biscailuz, of Los Angeles county, that Duval and the girl had been seen at Puente. The wire said Duval had arrived at a sister's home Feb.
3 with the girl but he "left immediately saying he was going to San Fernando to obtain work. San Fernando police and Catholic priest alerted on Feb. 9. Subject appeared at Catholic rectory, When priest left room to call police subject disappeared. Sister states subject mentally ill "McCreadie said he, would ask help from the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Tighten UpOn Plane Service WASHINGTON. Congress has been asked to crack down on any ticket agents who cheat air travelers through failure to provide the services they promise. The Civil Aeronautics board (CAB) yesterday proposed a law aimed at stopping misleading advertising CAV Chairman Donald W. Nyrop said he had received 538 complaints of such practices in the last four years. The proposal would outlaw deceptive advertising as to quality of service, type of plane, schedules and routes.
at Lake Pleasant. Shareholder job preference. Over 100 jobs open. Excellent working conditions. Finest fishing, tion call BR 9383, hunting country.
Taconnforma; 1 MEISNER recorder with 2-speed and 2 mikes, radio and recordplayer all combined. One 2-speed play back player with 8-in. speaker. Cost over $250. McKoda slide table viewer.
New. Cost $95, will exchange for spinet piano and pay some difference, or trade on 12- or 14-ft. plywood boat and LA 8918. REFRIGERATOR, 6 cu. Grunow, good condition.
$55 Dick's Service, HI 2109. 7235 Pacific. FOR SALE Chest of drawers, chrome set, twin bed, misc. HI 2856. WE BUY and sell.
Bargain Spot, 1109 Tacoma BR 1442. SMALL apt. suitable for two. Street level, new plate glass front, 20 ft. display window.
Ideal for salesman. Everything furnished. 745 Tacoma Ave. So. BED spring, inner spring, mattress, accordion.
All good condition. MA 0868. UNFURNISHED lower duplex, 1909 Fawcett. Newly decorated. $25 per month including water.
To see call Comfort. Davis Blangy, 915 Pacific Ave. BR 1163. 1936 PONTIAC 2-door. Heater, new license, looks and runs $125.
BR 9555. ELECTRIC range, automatic control oven timer light, $95; Frigidaire refrigerator, excellent condition, $90; Evans 3-room oil heater, $20; Kenmore washing machine, $30; 2 wooden kitchen sets, $20 each; full size metal bed. PR 0276. 1204 So. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOUND- Young co*cker, light red, white streak under chin on chest.
3220 So. 76th. HI 4315. WANTED -Ride to Boeing Renton plant, first shift. HA 5114.
WANTED- -Beauty operator, fully licensed. Old established downtown shop. 507 Provident INCOME tax returns accurately prepared. Reasonable. PR OLD tea with tray; old Windsor rocker; odds and ends.
4115 No. Verde. WASHINGTON SCHOOL DIST. BY OWNER -Family home. Excellent condition throughout.
Living paneled fireplace, dining kitchen down: 3 bedrms. and bath Recently redecorated. Full basem*nt, oil heat, separate garage. PR 7269. MUST sell beautiful $500 rose fringed davenport, $95.
HI IF YOU have a basem*nt or shed, why not convert into room. Man, good habits, wishes sleeping room, country or city, I have furniture. Give telephone number -WRITE ONLY-1522 So. 54th. TWO 55-gallon galvanized heavyduty oil drums, $5.50 each.
95 picket fence, $25. Hawaiian guitar with amplifier, $85. BR 3365. 1950 DE LUXE Skyline Chevrolet. Original owner.
GR 7676. FOR expert remodeling, call GR 3378. Also new homes, $1.35 square re foot for complete carpenter labor. FOR SALE-1943 Dodge Army ambulance, good condition, 4-wheel drive, $300. 2650.
FAMILY will pay cash for spacious 5-bdrm. close-in north side home. G. M. Wetterhall Realty, MA 7283, PR 6706.
Used Appliances 10-CU. FT. freezer, a buy. $179.50 Comb. wood and elec.
range $99.50 A-1 all white gas range $89.50 Maytag washer $69.50 Oil heaters $19.50 Ward oil range $139.50 Westinghouse elec. range $39.50 4 Elec. refrig. from $79.50 2 TV sets $109.50 Easy Terms Free Delivery Hopper-Kelly Co. 920 Commerce Phone MA 8101 1949 PLYMOUTH de luxe 4-door sedan, perfect condition; terms, or take over SK 1876 after 6.
SPECIAL '37 CHEV. Packard grille, twin sport lights, custom interior, radio, heater, 2 new tires: needs some body work. $60. Or will trade for part payment on pickup. PR 2717.
PLYWOOD MILL ORGANIZING NATIONAL Plywood's completely modern plant now under construction at Lake Pleasant. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY NORTH 30TH AND ALDER! Marine view dandy 4-bdrm. home, (owner transferred) $7,500. G. M.
Wetterhall Realty, MA 7283, PR 6706. DARLING north side small bung. full bsmt. oil heat, paved $6,250, terms. G.
M. Wetterhall Realty, MA 7283; PR 6706. 600 FT. highway frontage. 2 acres, building 16x40 for dwelling or business.
$1,500. $400 dn. S. R. Webb, 429 Provident Bldg.
3 ADULTS need clean 2-bedroom house unfurnished. Preferably South Tacoma district or accessible; $50 to $55. Stivers, HI 2721. HI 1577 evenings. 1951 ELGIN outboard, excellent condition; $60.
Terms if desired. 801 So. Steele. BR 0686. BLACK Cadillac Fleetwood sedan, 14,000 miles; Immaculate, spare tire, never on ground; forced to sell; $3,695.
1946 Ford club coupe, 8,000 miles, an overhauled motor, radio, heater, good rubber, $695. HI 7266. 7641 So. Tacoma FOR SALE Davenport and chair, Chickering piano, $260; mahogany coffee table, end table, hassock, occasional chair, small table lamp, chrome kitchen set. 6 plastic upholstered chairs, $40.
All in very good condition. HI 7405. FOR RENT- -12th Pine district: 2- lower duplex; wired 220; garage; fenced yard: children welcome: $50. BR 8008. 4 ATLAS tires, 7.60x15; driven 1,000 miles; discount.
MA 4956. '48 FORD club coupe, good condition. will sell equity. 4534 So. M.
HI 8194. STEADY year-round job for appliance sales and service man with car. Will train man with ability. Apply 8:30 to 9:30 a. m.
only, Upton Electric 1148 Market: '41 CHEV. 2-door; radio and heater, paint like new, good motor, upholstery and rubber; $515. MA 7679 after 6 p. m. DEPENDABLE woman wants cleaning by hour.
PR 0594. PLEASANT room in ideal location: home privileges. BR 8573. WESTINGHOUSE spin dry washer, Westinghouse electric oven, electrie coffee urn, electric corn popper, electric silex. meat grinder and juicer for Hamilton Beach mixer, numerous vases and small articles.
All very reasonable. 4903 N. Huson. WIN WITH A WANT AD! Classified ads are swell for selling. renting.
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Tues. Feb. 19th, 7:30 p. 3rd Degree. Refreshments.
JOHN J. HOKEIM, W. M. FAIRWEATHER LODGE NO. 82.
No meeting Feb. 19th. Ritual practice 7:30 p. m. ALLEN B.
SWENGEL, W. M. WM. P. DOUGHERTY LODGE No.
224. Ritual practice 7:30 p. m. JOHN B. VALE.
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Lost at Washington Hardware or vicinity. Capt. Joseph J. Kreutzer, GR 5884. LOST- -Black male co*cker, vicinity Park Lodge grade school, Lakewood.
Has Ft. Lewis vaccine and registration tags. Children's pet. LA 3062. LOST- Black co*cker spaniel with red plastic heart attached to harvicinity No.
21st and Cedar. Reward. PR 4518. LOST Lady's Hamilton wrist watch, between 10th and 11th, Broadway or Pacific. Keepsake.
Reward. BR 1702 after 6. LOST 6 mos. mongrel puppy, black with white vest and paws. Vicinity Sixth Ave.
and So. 12th. Child's pet. MA 3885. LOST -Brown wallet, zipper type, in vicinity of 15th and 17th on Tacoma Ave.
Reward. HA 5893. LOST- Tan wallet, Saturday, vicinity 9th and Broadway. GA 4646. LOST Light gray fender skirt and hub cap from 1950 Cadillac sedan.
Liberal reward. PR 5329. LOST--Black and white collie. Please call MA 6271. LOST, black female Pomeranian, Dash Pt.
Reward. BR 8504. -SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES LEARN to drive the sate way a Mallon dual-control car. FOR details phone HI 8454. FOR details on TV training write Box 37586 News Tribune.
-TRAINING FOR POSITIONS DIESEL HEAVY EQUIPMENT WE NEED several mechanically inclined reliable men to train for positions in the tractor and equipment industry. It you are not making better than $90 per week, or you don't have all-year job security, you owe it to yourself to write for free facts, without obligation, about this training and our Advisory Placement service. TRACTOR TRAINING SERVICE Write Box 17645, News Tribune room. For no reason at all Gordon walked into the front room. His pal, still lingering in the bedroom, idly picked up a 30-30 rifle belonging to an older relative.
The weapon was of the "unloaded" variety. For want of better amusem*nt Roger pulled the hammer back and squeezed the trigger. There was a crash, a spurt of yellow flame pool of bright red blood was slowly, widening from "Gordy's" crumpled body. At the 1 Pierce county hospital doctors found, slug had plowed through boy's lower abdomen, chipped lower spinal column. shattered the the hip bones and In an old shed back of Roger's home yesterday the two playmates were busily engaged in projects that only 14-vear old pals understand and enjoy.
should they pose for a picture? but firmly they said they would rather not. And then, suddenly struck with an idea, Roger threw his arm unconsciously over his crippled pal's shoulder and said: "Hey, let's do it. Maybe a lot of people will see the story and pictures and it will do some Then hugging "Gordy" a little tighter to him, Roger continued: "Gordy got shot for three reasons-because he didn't mind his mother because someone left the gun Icaded when they shouldn't have, and because I was fooling with the gun when I had no business to." The pond tortoise uses its tail for digging holes in which to lay its HOW YOU CAN LICK CONSTIPATION the clogging, TRANSIENT kind! Take all vegetable Olive Tablets, 15c, DR. EDWARDS' New location 937 BROADWAY VI JACOBSON IMA MOBILHEAT MOBILGAS 'MOBILOIL 156th and HA 4486 FORD SERVICE FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS MALLON Phone MOTORS INC. HI AND SO TACOMA WAY 8454 ELECTRIC RANGE ELEMENTS To Fit All Ranges COREY'S 1126 Commerce MA 5000 Perfect Diamonds World Famous Watches Friendly Credit BURNETT BROS.
Tacoma's Leading Jewelers 924 Broadway LeRoy JewelersThe Diamond Store of Tacoma Perfect Diamonds 1132 Broadway Easy Terms "For Your Every Food Need" CENTRAL MARKET MEATS GROCERIES FRUIT and PRODUCE 1122 Market BR 0142 BARGAINS IN HOME FURNISHINGS Home Furniture Co. 1152 Commerce MA 3261 WANT A DIESEL JOB? NEW opportunities to increase income. Higher Pay. More Money. We can help you Qualify, Write Today; Diesel, Tractor, Heavy Equipment Division, Interstate Training Service, Dept.
No. 3562. Write Box 36895, The News Tribune. ENROLL, NOW! LEARN BARBERING AT REDUCED rates. Pay as you gO.
Moler Barber School, 1217 cific. Tacoma. Wash. MA 4390. 1-HELP WANTED- -FEMALE IS MONEY a problem? Earn your own income from pleasant friendly work, part or full time, as a representative for Avon products.
Fine established territory in your own neighborhood. For information, call BR 5512, mornings. EXPERIENCED INSURANCE SECRETARY FOR position in local agency. Must take shorthand and be familiar with fire and casualty insurance. For an interview call Mrs.
Sovereign at MA 7183. OFFICE girl wanted for one of Tacoma's finest retail specialty shops. Prefer woman with credit experience. Must be able to take responsibilities. Write, giving complete background.
Box 37067. News Tribune. SOLICITOR FULL and part time, $35 to $45 weekly. See Mr. Vaughn.
Room 419, Provident Bldg. No phone calls. LADY for child care and some housework. Room, board, small compensation. 6032 So.
Fife. HA 5621. WOMAN or couple to share my home and help with children while mother works evenings. HI 7765. MIDDLE AGED woman to live Th.
and PR help care for elderly lady, Call 7788 after 4:30 p. m. RELIABLE young woman for housework and child care. Live in. PR 8993.
HOUSEKEEPER to care for blind lady. Must live in. PR 9541. GIRL, A assist boarding house: room; board, $40 month. PR 6445.
2-HELP WANTED -MALE YOUNG man with some general office experience for cost and payroll work. Typing but not necessary. 40-hour week. Good pay. Give full personal history, qualifications and experience.
Write Box 37400, News Tribune. YOU need never be out of a job it you work for yourself. We help: you start your own business. See M. Snow, 1005 Thompson; Sumner, 4 p.
m. INDEPENDENT BUSINESS WE CAN place 2 men on suburban Watkins routes. No layoffs. Part or full time. 8408 Pacific Ave.
KITCHEN HELPER Scotty's Cafe. No phone calls. 3-HELP WANTED-MEN, WOMEN SEEKING employment in Sales, Office, Technical field? File with TACOMA EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 301 Provident Bldg. MA 7843 6-SALESMEN WANTED EASTERN MANUFACTURING CORPORATION of electronic equipment of national acceptance has opening for experienced sales representative residing in Tacoma area. Car essential to travel Tacoma and Southwestern Washington territory.
Liberal commissions, protected territory, training program, weekly drawing account to representative meeting requirements. Unlimited possibilities. Phone Mr. H. I.
Spencer, Tacoma, BR 2141 for appointment Monday. KENITEX NEW magical exterior wall coating in Tacoma. Direct to consumer salesman, here is YOUR DEAL. Liberal commissions-draw against approved business. Call Mr.
Ray, 10 to 4, MA 4161, ext. 618. MEN AND WOMEN You can earn $500 to $1,000 a month in personal selling and $5,000 a month by building up your own sales organization selling a nationally advertised product. We train you for this specialized work. It will pay you to investigate.
For appointment phone BR 6513. WANTED, experienced siding for mastic. Inquire So. K. salesman.
Spring seasons opening INSULATION, roofing, siding salesmen wanted. 1502 So. Tac. way. 6-A-SALESLADY WANTED LADIES, earn extra money selling C.
D. dresses, lingerie, hosiery. No canvassing. Spring styles. Free outfit.
Phone Mrs. Neely, BR 9146. 2 WOMEN needed for personal selling. $100 per week and up. Experience helps but not necessary.
Call MA 4807 evenings after 6 for appointment. 8-SITUATIONS WANTED -FEMALE HIGH school girl desires light housework or child care. GR 7467. YOUNG lady needs day work, typist or clerking. Mrs.
Stanton Thomas, HI 9225. WOMAN wants ironing, or baby sitting; University Place. SK 2150. HIGH school girl wishes child care and housework, after school. GA 4035.
CLEANING, ironing, experienced, references. $1 car fare. MA 4817. LADY wishes work. $1 hr.
MA 6877. FEW openings in china painting class. MA 7458. GIRL wants baby sitting after 3:30. BR 7993.
IRONING, my home, curtains a specialty. References. PR 6613. EXPERIENCED day worker, $1. call after 6 p.
m. HA 5053. SEWING, reasonable. HA 7610. SEWING alterations.
BR 0786. 9-SITUATIONS WANTED -MALE PAINTING, rooms $8 up. Also enameling, papering. BR 6103..
