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Evening star., 1939-06-04
HOUSES FOR SALE.
COLORED OPPORTUNITY.
JACKSON SIT ME-

A wonderful value in refined convenient
neishborhood.. Semi-detached, porch front
home of 9 large rooms and bath, side
window lights and inclosed sleeping porch
large fioored attic. full cellar with h-w H.
long back yard: priced at
$3.50.
For immediate sale, on terms less than
rent. For inspection call Georgia S454
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
9TH and H Sts. NE Line Osa7.
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SEEING is BELIEVING

THAT 26th AND N BUCHANAN ST NEW
BRICK house; spacious rooms. baths
modern to the minute; attached garages
big lots; u SO. to Glebe rd.; nr. club; is q
bargain on terms at S9950 UP.
-5-6-room new houses low price; terms
Al open daily. till q pm. N. E RYON
CO. 2203 Wilson blvd Oh ossn
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NEARBY VIRGINIA.

! Near Washington Golf and Country Club
rms. Colonial type: like new: huilt-in
garage. large screened porch. oil heat; ex-
| cellent neghborhood: cool and quiet
| OWNER Chestnut 3lno
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WILL SACRIFICE EQUITY

81 $50 equity for $500 in my new F H. A.
financed home. 5 rooms. Cape Cod bunga
low, in Rogers Heights: large corner lot.
Inquire at A. C. ROGERS Office Lowndes
ave. and Edmonston rd. Phone Green
wood 1896
Evening star., 1939-06-04

COLORFD. SHERMAN AVE. AND IRVING
st-6 rms. cleo garage space. wide alley:
only 1880 Dec 1115.
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NEARBY VIRGINIA.

:, $3.50 cash. Modern 5-rm bungalow.
ltV;, rm., dining rm.. kitchen, 2 bedrms.
bath. full basement. lse lot: / blk of
bus line; 90 min. downtown s51 N
Abingdon st. Arl Va. ! blk west of
Wilson blvd. and N. ABINGDON Owner,
Va Chest 1914
Evening star., 1939-06-04

COLORED-NEWLY DECORATED: SIX
rooms reception hall. air conditioned con-
venient car line. Near st and R: $1,000.
dicbiuop
Evening star., 1939-06-04

Homes and lots. genuine bargains; lots
looX20o; 81 05O to Sl.35O; Conn. ave. and
paved streets. rooms, new $s.4OO and
s., 900; 3 rooms, new, 81 500: rooms,
path. am $3.50. Small acreage tracts.
sooO, 5000: 1Ou-acre farm. only S6.5OO.
HARRY NJ MARTIN
II DRESDEN ST. CHEVY CHASE VIEW.
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FOR SALE TO CoLoRED. $40 4sth PL.
neM rooms bath h9t-Water not IN heat; sa ,ao AL
easy terms G H. LALEGER, 1410 st.
NV Phone Dist. 1919. Evenings. Geo.
Evening star., 1939-06-04

COLORED.
K1NGMAN PARK,
-25th pl. ne. 500 block-5 rooms 3
porches brick in fine condition; all mod
ern. Bargain for $500; $3.50 cash and
BAL
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. Dist 3346.
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4 ROOMS, BATH, $4,000.

Lady owner leaving State offers nearly
new: 4-rooms. bath, / acre, on hard State
ROAD, IA miles D. c.. on easv terms MAR
TIN T. WEBB & SON Annandale. Va.
Phone Alex. s76-W-3 or s76-W-l2
Evening star., 1939-06-04

ROUTE Z. DRANESVILLE, VA.-IO-ROOM
house; 2 baths; hot and cold running water:
oil heat; over four acres: spring and run;
fruit trees and berries; nice lawn, shrub
JOHN ROONEY. tel. 34-j-12. Herndon.
Evening star., 1939-06-04

BROOKLAND-COLO OLORED-DETACHED, 8
rms, finished attic Nice home: Reduced.
I0SG HanliO CT n DuDOOt oG0J.
Evening star., 1939-06-04

COLORED
Purchase a Lot in Beautiful
Eastland Gardens,
42nd and Kenilworth Ave. NE.
When $3.50 to $500 is paid we will build
a modern home for YOU.
FRED M. CHTVES.
1922 Hunt Pl. NE. Lincoln 6Sa3-J
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.65-MHeGale
.SHeeps Coast

foRTI.s>n-The worst slorm
q tho .rason swept ever the lower
Columbia river rekicn last ntkns
and today. bringing downpouFs ~
rain whipped By ss-mils an hour
whole gale off tho coast.
Shipping AZ Astoria ard other
lower Columbia river ports "a.
halted after two ships. the noerh
Slivercloud and the san oahfiei.
fought their way across the break.
er-studded Columbia bar during
tho night.
nigh tide swrpt ever The
se.~ail 81 Cansaa Reach, and
th< small community wa. rus
eff frem Transportation ~
tres that we're hiewa .rrs~.
the read.
Telephone and power lines we're
down this morning from Marsh
field 10 Astoria whsls eraahlnx
tides rave = spectacular display
along the coast near Tsllamook.
Logs which had been high above
the normal water line were to.~~d
about by the waves which. at the
coast guard station al Tillamoos.
splashed over the buikhead.
Residents at the small beach
town Of Hayocesn we're marooned
for several hours between tides.
with more high water apparently
scheduled for the week end.
Rain fell general over most u
Oregon and Washington, extending
into northern California
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I'D ST. CLUB
ELECTS HEADS

When new officers q ths Fast
72nd 81 Improvement club ~ere
elected Thursday night. RAY Left
wick Was chosen a. president q
the group
Frank Stroncek Was elected SEE
rotary snd Ira T Hutis Vas elect
ed vice-president. Members met
AZ 90S2 East r 81. fer the meeting
a. which the planning board wa
chosen intact 20 succeed Itself
Plans were made for q meeting
on the third Thursday q each
month during the coming year.
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COFFEE SEES
NO WAR VOTES

Congressman John NJ Coffee
said Thursday afternoon he could
not name = single senator OF rep
resentative who would vote or en-
terrain any idea q the United
States into a war.
The sixth district representative.
addressing a meeting at Emerson
hall. sponsored by the women's
Council for Peace, did admit = pos
sihility that involvement in war is
possible under the effect Of war
hysteria and subtle propaganda .
Speaking on threats Of democ-
racy In the United States today.
Congressman Coffee told the wom-
ems group the primary basis for
ant-democratic movements IL the
domestic problem Of s.o00. 900 un-
employed heads OF families.
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PuyaHllp Red Men
Elect CurIey
PIT. A. Groups of Valley Plan
Busy Pre-Christmas Season

PIfALLuP-o. L. curiey was
chosen sachem for 1910 at the an
nual election OF chiefs Of Puyal-
lup tribe Of Red Men al Red Men 5
hall Thursday night
New senior sycamore Is W. A.
Gym. William Korth is junior
sycamore: Robert Patterson
prophet; william wischemann.
chief Of records: r. A. Goodner,
collector Of wsmpum: C E. Law,
keeper OF wampum. and J. d.
Blomquist. trustee. The ceremony
Of raising Of chiefs win be held at
the January meeting.
School Groups Busy
Puyallup school organizations
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FALSE teeth
That Loosen
Need Not Embarrass

Many vearers OF false teeth hare
suffered real embarrassment because
their plates dropped. slipped O. wAb-
hled al just the wrong time. DO not
live In fear Of this happening 10 you
just sprinkle q little FASTEETH. the
alkaline acid denture powder
on your plate. It's real aid to thou
sands in holding such plates more
firmly in place so that they feel more
comfortable. FASTEETH checks bad
plate odor ldenture breath be-
cause it's alkaline. Oct FAsTFrTH
o. any drug store. adv.
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,. N. k.ynn's eAsp<l
hannsn kaznure Saturday.
D n. from - Japanese M~tho-
DIST church. nurlsi Taooms errneu
terry. under tzlfeetInu e Meiizn.
seF'a
Lee ru<n<f Saturday. as >
N fFea N<siiaksr'z eh<pei: ney.
Ffeak q 0ce<sneuzA efsizssElnz
burial Tkzeax c<mel<<y.
e<FA I<.s os~~~ = sstursizs.
- > - fFem Iseekz<v kznz !.
ehsr<is ~. }. . nsiax'l<i< -.
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Proves Recipes

MAT AND VEGETABLE rtE
Melt . tablespoons butter. add
blending well. tablespoons flour,
Cook until euoelins. Add | med
iurn ue-o<J can Heinz Vegetable
soup. Cook. stirring, until thick
| ened. Add 2 cups diced cooked
beef, pork OF veal. Pour into lafsr
casserole OF Individual ones Cover
small biscuits. OF . circle of
mashed potatoes. fiutins with
fork. Bake In . hot oven ts5o dsg.
F1 10 70 n minutes. O. until
brown. tServes -
Notes; 1. Heinz Vegetarian soup
may be used. In which case In
| crease flour 10 . tablespoons, a.
Fog buffet service. bake one IN
| dividual casserole per Enest. and .
large one fos second servings.
BAEED CARROTS And
POTATOES
4 medium si<ed potatoes
medium sixrd carrots
| large onion
Tablespoons Darisold Butter
cup Federal NiIk. diluted
y cup hot water
y teaspoon paprika
teaspoon salt
Peel and slice potatoes carrots
and onion. 0rcAsr Q baking dish
and place vegetables IN aifernats
layers IN the baking dian. season
and dot with butter. Continue
until potatoes. carrots and onions
are all used. Pour milk and hot
water over this and eook until
| tender.
APrLE-sAUcE 0ISGERBREAD
2 tablespoons shortening
y cup sugar
cup moIasses
y cup sour min
| cup Centennial rloar
- teaspoon baking soda
= teaspoon salt
- teaspoon ground ginger
cups sweetened appls sauce
Cream shortening and sugar.
gradually adding molasses. Beet
and add ees with milk. then the
dry ingredients sifted together
Spread apple sauce In . we'll
creased cake pan or baking dish.
pour cake battss over Il. and bsks
in moderate oven $50 ass. p
about IS minutes. cut into
squares for serving and top each
portion with . generous table
spoon Of whipped cream. serves 9.
VIRGINIA SPONGE cAEE
sift together three tirnaa
- cups sifted cake fisur
teaspoon baking powder
= teaspoon salt
Beat until thick ana lemon
oolored
eEE salks
Add gradually. bsssins thor
! oughly
I teaspoon vanilla
] cup Z and ! sugar
Add slowly, stirring contlnn-
Y cup hst water
sift In DRY ingredients. stirring
well. Fold Ia
erE whites. aifny beaten.
AaY be baked In unsrsaAed tune
pan IN a moderate oven tsso dee.
- - minutes. Or bake IN two
lightly creased pans fe'xe-x7'D Ia
q moderats oven lsso dee. - -
minutes,
PORT VINE sgoUs
pint California Port wiBs
hind and juice Of y isman
y cup boiling water
cubes sugar
Heat wine and plans In Q
pitc her Rub the sugar on thu
lemon Find. Add the sugar. find.
ana lemon juice 70 the wine Now
pour the boiling water Into thia
mixture. sseeten V tas.< strain.
aud pour into glasses fieck with
nutmeg II desired. Serves 9
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OBITUARIES


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one ssa. Harry. heth # ne hnms.
her psFsnsA Ne ara Nrs. n, J.
ktisost a. TAcesnas . nrcther.
hcroert of California;. IN sant.
Mr. Alex sylvester II seattle snd
an uncle. T n Esisots ns Ashfera
MelliHker's will snneanr~ ths
falnsFAl.
ruSxsar. sssvscxs
Carl . Enthusiastically. D
m. from rNlellss chapel fsss. KaEss
c. Wheeler officiating. uremailsn
omit flnwers
Mss. a. y. Nss~i saturday.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
JUDGE PARKER DIES

]
Here Judge Parker continued IN
active pursuit OF his profession.
serving a. Judge OF municipal
court during 1891 and 1891 A
year later he ran for and was
elected To superior court Of Pierce
county. He served on superior
bench until 1897. At which time he
resigned 10 20 into private prae-
uce. However. the lure Of public
life was too strong. and In isps
he accepted appointment ss city
attorney. A few years IN this
capacity found him once more
signifying his desire TO serve on
the superior bench, BE was elect
ed and served until appointed 10
the supreme court by Gov. Hay In
1900.
His wife Emma O.. died In 1914.
KNEW PROMINENT MEN
lie was a charter member Of
tho American IAw Institute and
the Washington state Bar aasocl-
alton and its local branch. the
Tacoma Bar association. UntiI
his death Judge Parker was
known as the oldest past COM
mander Of State lodge No. Ga. v.
q A. n. he was aIso = member
of Scottish Rite bodies. the Hay
den consistory In Olympia. and
Afifi Shrine.
While a member OF the esecu-
tive committee OF the lnWtiiuis for
10 years, Judge Parker made two
trips annually 70 Washington. ID
C.. 70 attend meetings and became
intimately acquainted with u. q.
supreme court justices. Statesmen
and many great lawyers and
judges q the nation.
LEAVES THREE DAUGHTERS
Survivors include three dsugh-
tsrs. Mrs a. n. Butter Of Tacoma.
Mrs. Harry A. Hart Of Seattle and
Mrs. Arthur H. Mlddlston Of Ts-
coma: = son. Thsodors Parker Of
Olympia, and . niece. Mrs. Frank
NJ Lsmborn Of Tacoma: eight
grandchildren and ens great
Krandchild
Buckisy.k Kings will snn0sIncs
the funeral.
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Treating: Hsrz~l Neuns1in Wv
burial perE
nsazfsr6 Neor>s saturday. =
10 n IRON nao1lex. Kings eEaeel:
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have scheduled q busy next io
days. Saturday evening Al :
O'Clock Puysllup Heights PIT. A.
viii meet at the school. Mrs
George johnson. president Of the
group. Will preside at the business
meeting with Mrs Mac Stevenson
in charge Of the program. II viii
include community singing. a talk
by Paul B. Hanawslt. superintend-
ent Of Puyallup schools. and cor
net duets by Dale Pitton and Alan
Goelzer. Dancing viii conclude
the evening in charge Of Mrs.
James YaxEolino, social chairman.
The refreshment committee is COM
posed Of Mesdames Maurice Gray,
John Thlaahimer. Harry Humiston
and Louis Botsford.
Monday evening the Puyallup
Pre-School association win meet
with Mrs. James cowan, SIT 9Th
St. N. W, at 7:45. Mrs. Bernard
Nelson will be chairman. Mrs.
Harry Ryan of Sumner viii give a
talk on Our Homes and Car
dens." Hostesses will be Mrs
Cowan. Mrs. Harry Mohr. Mrs
Richard Woodruff and Mrs. E. G.
Hit.
Spinning PIT. A. viii meet
Thursday at the school with fourth
grade mothers acting as hostesses.
Mrs. C. F. Laviguer. chairman.
The program viii be a Christmas
party for the children. Mrs. A. NJ.
Shaw will preside.
operctta Dec. 10
The Legend OF the Snow Man"
an operetta, will be given by pupils
Of the J. p. Stewart school at
the meeting of the PIT. A. In the
auditorium Tuesday evening, Dec.
10. In the cast will be David
Scheyer, Richard Cook, Sue Nc
Kinney, Jimmie Krefting, Jasakuo
Shinohara and Dona Webb. Miss
Navel Ross Is directing the pro-
duction. Other members of the
faculty aiding are Mrs. Gladys
Janokska. music; Miss Ann Chi
otti, dancing; Miss Ethel Gordon,
dialogue; Miss Myrtle Renwick,
costumes, and William Goodell.
stage setting. There will be
small admission charge.
The J. p. Stewart Study club
will meet for a 1890 pot luck
luncheon, also on Tuesday. Dec. 10,
at the home of Mrs. Eric Lind
strom. 426 5th St, N. +. Each
member Is asked to bring a hot
dish. The hostess will furnish
sandwiches. Anyone interested is
invited to attend.
Elect Mrs. Gale
Mrs. William Gale will head the
Ladies Aid of Emmanuel Lutheran
church for the next year. She was
chosen president Wednesday night
at the church. Mrs. Clarence
Nettnin is vice president; Mrs.
Martin Martinson, secretary, and
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Mrs. Louis Bsrth, treasurer. These
four officers. with Mrs. Ed Star
witch and Mrs William Leonhardt,
will form the executive board.
The Study club OF the society
will meet Wednesday with Mrs.
Nettnin who viii be assisted by
Mrs. Starwieh.
At johnson Home
Ladies OF the Pioneer Avenue
Baptist church mission circle will
meet Thursday afternoon, Dec. IA.
at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Alex John
son Of 7th st, C w. Mrs. s. IL.
Taft will be assisting hostess.
Miss Gushing Hostess
Miss Mae Gushing Of 9th ave.
N. w, was hostess to the Alter
guild Of Christ Episcopal church
Wednesday During the afternoon
arrangements were made TO decor
ate the church for Christmas. In
the absence OF DIR. A. w. Sidders.
Mrs. J. II. Hilbert presided.
Woodland PIT. A.
Woodland PIT. A. Study club
will meet Tuesday for a 1 o'clock
put luck luncheon At the school.
Subject for the afternoon will be
For Want OF a Nall" a study
taken from the PIT. A. magazine.
Plans Christmas Party
The auxiliary of Puyallup VAL
ley post, V. +. w, made arrange
ments Thursday night for its Joint
children's Christmas party with
the post. The affair will be held
in Odd Fellows hall the evening
Of Dec. 81. On the auxiliary
committee are Mrs. Anette Taft,
Mrs. Alice Smith and Mrs. Mabel
ivttetoe. William knickerbocker
il acting for the post.
To Exchange Gifts
Mrs. Clara Carrotte, lis 9th ST.,
s. w, will be hostess 10 the Junior
Women's guild Of Christ Episcopal
church Wednesday. There viii be
a business session and Christmas
party at which ehildren's gifts will
be exchanged. These viii be turned
over to the Sunday school. During
the business part Of the evening
plans will be made for q card
party in February. Mrs Carl
Poolman will preside.
Leon Rugh Passes
Leon L. Rugh, SO. died at the
family home In the Edgewood
community Thursday evening fol-
lowing a long illness. He came TO
Edgewood u years ago from FL
lensburg and had lived in the state
since 1908, coming from Missouri.
Surviving are his widow. Ida,
five sons, Frank, Harold. Clyde.
Ward and Kenneth, all OF Ellens-
burg a daughter. Marybelle Rugh
at home; four grandchildren. and
three sisters. Mrs. Aaude Schirch.
Mrs. Florence Alyward and Mrs.
Ella Mcintosh. all in Missouri.
Wrigley and Clements VIII an
nounce arrangements.
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Christmas
Carols
SHEPHERDS, SHAKE OFF
YOUR DR0wSY SLEEP
Through the Ages

YOUR DR0wSY SLEEP
shepherds. shake OF your
drowsy sleep.
Rise and leave your silly
sheep:
Angels from heaven around
loud singing.
Tidings OF great JOY arc
bringing ;"
This lively French carol emerged
several centuries ago from the
Besancon district Of France, . hiily
country near the Swiss border.
Simple. religious peasant folk
originated Christmas ballads like
this one while working IN the
vineyards. and often chose the
shepherd theme.
SHOPPING Days
xOTilI Christmas
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Mrs. Louis Bsrth, treasurer. These
four officers. with Mrs. Ed Star
witch and Mrs. William Leonhardt,
will form the executive board.
The Study club OF the society
will meet "Wednesday with Mrs.
Nettnin who will be assisted by
Mrs. Starwieh.
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At johnson Home

Ladies OF the Pioneer Avenue
Baptist church mission circle will
meet Thursday afternoon. Dec. IA.
at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Alex John
son Of 7th st, C w. Mrs. s. IL.
Taft will be assisting hostess.
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Nss Pearl McI'heFsna. "a. ~
tos 50. f1th g.. DID Wednesday
n = lacsE hospital MsIlsnxafs
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Miss Cushing Hostess

Miss Mae Gushing Of 9th ave.
N. w, was hostess to the Alter
guild Of Christ Episcopal church
Wednesday During the afternoon
arrangements were made 10 decor
ate the church for Christmas. In
the absence OF DIR. A. w. Sidders.
Mrs. J. II. Hilbert presided.
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Woodland PIT. A.

Woodland PIT. A. Study club
will meet Tuesday for o'clock
put luck luncheon At the school
Subject for the afternoon viii be
For Want OF a Nail" q study
taken from the PIT. A. magazine.
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Mrs. William Gale will head the
Ladies Aid Of Emmanuel Lutheran
church for the next year. She was
chosen president Wednesday night
at the church. Mrs. Clarence
Nettnin is vice president; Mrs.
Martin Martinson, secretary, and
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" The F1ardys Ride High" And -Four Girls In White"
Come o Hamrcks Music Box Screen Wednesday
Mickey Rooney Wes, Top
Hat As Family Becomes
MiIlionaires

Young Mickey Rooney had the
time Of his life in his first night
club scene for a movie. He prompt
ly fell for Virginia Grey. who Was
one OF the glorified beauties in
The Great ziegfield.@ although
he was also drawn to her kid sis
ter, Lorraine. who appeared in the
chorus.
In The Hsrdys Ride High. "
opening Wednesday at the Music
Box thester, sixth picture of the
series, Mickey moves from the
mythical town Of Carvel TO Detroit,
where the family inherits for
tune. For the first time the son
of Judge Hardy sees the night life
Of big city and is frightened by
il, although he tries TO conceal
his fear.
The set. departure from the
usual Hardy scenes of domesticity,
is the most elaborate and certainly
the most spectacular ever built for
one of the pictures. Two hundred
dress extras provide sophisticated
atmosphere for the night club. A
thirty-piece orchestra plays cur
rent hits and Mickey wears formal
clothes and q silk hat for the first
time.
The familiar Hardy Family con-
tinues with Lewis Stone. Cecilia
Parker. Fay Holden, Ann Ruther-
ford and Sara Haden. New players
in the supporting cast include
Minor Watson, John King. John T.
Murray. Hslliwell Hobbies, George
Irving, Aileen Pringle and Marsha
Hunt.
On the same bill will be seen
-Four Girls in White" starring
Florence Rice. Una Merkel. Ann
Rutherford and Mary Howard.
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Bartholomew Up
School Grades

Freddie bartholomew grades
ss = student in school have kept
pace with his rlsr IN promsnenes
on the screen.
Nearing his fifteenth birthday.
Freddie wan high marks In his
examination by the California
ensrd Of education and cas- al.
vsneed To grade liza
Hes one Of the brightest hoys
I've ever known. declared John
Cooper. Oxford scholar. and the
young actors tutor during filming
~ universats spirit II Culver,
In which Freddie co.stars with
Jackie Cooper this week AZ the
Blue Mouse th~stsr.
Freddie has always iIksd
books" explained hls aunt, Mylh.
cent bartholomew lite can still
reclts whole pages Of Shakespeare
and Dickens learned when he wss
only five
n football and baseball, which
Bartholomew plays At every or.
portunity. do not interiors. he win
graduate from high school studies
before he 10 sixteen.
The Hound Of the Raskrrviiiss
10 slsn at the Blue Mouse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-31
ENROLMENT OF
CCC UNDER WAY

Preliminary work for tire July
Gee enrolment was begun This
week. though il IL not known yet
what the exact Pierce ecunty quota
viii he
Probably between too ard $50
young mcn viii ~ taken. Enroll.
lng officers noted TIA, they are
most interested in high whool
graduates. who uurk tn best with
tho Civilian Conservation Crrps
programs and get the most out az
10
Cart Hopsln. IN charge ~ CCc
enreilmsnts for the county. will
speak Thursday sftesncnn 70 sen.
lor boys AZ Stadium high scheas
and already has discussed the
camps Nith t.ineoln high twsy. BE
stressed the fact that boys must
enroll for six.meuta periods ard
that they sill No, ~ taken fuf
summer vacation. Ne nas placed
booklets explaining tire Ccc In
the hands ~ hsxh schosl rrfnel.
pals
A. al recent past enrollsnents
selection 81 heys ss July II expect.
Ell 10 hs IN = hsns ~ personal
qualifications as Wrli ss FeEIes
need
Boys IN sehoal but due 60 finish
In June can Apply fot cCc snroli.
ment now Application terms may
no obtained al tho county ~eifsrs
department office. 30 Market II