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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
Alpha lota
Plans Dance
Business Girls Sorority Com
plsss Arrangements Tor
Annual Fsss

Arrangements are being
completed for the annual
spring dance for which MEM
hers Of Sigma and Tacoma
chapters Of Alpha lota. bust
ness girls international soror-
i,y at knapp's Modern Bust
ness college. viii be hostesscs
Saturday evening In the roof
garden Of the Masonic temple.
Decorations. under the direction
Of Miss Margaret Gallagher, gen
sral chairman, xill portray =
spring garden with cherry bios
SONS blue and white stresmers
and . gardsn-gs,e entrance Miss
Gallagher 10 being assisted by Mss
Anna purslsy adviser. Miss
Georrlna nurcaT. Mrs Roecr,
courtwight. Miss Nora Gallagher
Miss Phyllis Wilson and Miss Ethel
Honnskrt
Publicity i under the direction
Of Miss Arlene Fischer. Arrange.
men,s for the cheostoom are be-
ing made by Miss Nora Gallagher,
presideni 81 the sigma chapter,
who win he assisted by Misses
Sophia rorslund and Frances Carr
and Mr.. John Mcmahon
Special invitations have been
extended 10 MI and Mrs y. T.,
Kane, Mrs Kane 10 international
vice president Of Alpha Iots. Mrs,
v Austin and Mr.. and Mrs, spsld-
ing nom Seattle. Mr.. and Mrs,
W. d. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs,
William Taylor and Mr., and Mrs.
Robert Owens from Tacoma.
Ammnae chapter members who
will attend are Mesdsmss lack
Peterson. y. Coates. Bofford Pay
son. Russell kssselmsnn. Misses
Margaret Gallagher. Ethel Hon.
maker. Georgina Burcar. Maels
Hnrdtke. Doris Coolidge. Eleanor
ksrbo. Grace To0. Anna 6rcta,
Teresa Bannon. Francis Castle.
Gcneyieye phEel and May Meyer
Misses Nora Gallagher. Camilla
pesrssll. Sally Gallagher. Mar.
gsret Palmer, Frances Carr and
Arlene Fischer Will represent
Sigma chapter
Other invitations have been eN-
tended 10 MI and Mrs. Shirley
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. o. y. Me-
Dougsll. Mr., and Mrs. Fred Kent.
Misses Patricia Arnold. Dorothy
c. Johnson. Mabel Martinson.
Alene Moore. Ida May Booth.
Louise Hartley and Neva Olson.
Mcssrs Kenneth lverson, Fred
Williams. James Honnakcr. John
Msrkstrum. owen Gallagher. Frank
Nc Mshan. Charles Hofnshsw. Walt
Russ. Howard G. Post. Gordon
Bartlett. John Van de Mark, Stan.
ley Young. Keith Melendy. Kari
Maty. Wesley Bsohmann, d,
Coates. Jack Peterson, Rufford
Psyson, John Fsrlow. Russell kas.
selmsn. Nell Sullivan and Al
Harvey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
Pr. A. 70 Give Annual
Festival Friday

Arlington PIT. A n sponsoring
a spring festival q, the school Fri
day evening. April - a. 40 ? N.
A nominal charge sdll BE- made for
IN. ohilcrens program which VIII
include plsyisis Of Ferdinand the
Bull Winnie the Pooh and Tom
Sawyer. under the direction 81 the
teachers
Demonstration OF the kucsle-
shoot stomp viii Be given under
the direction Of Mr.. Robert Hager,
director Of physical education
Mrs.. H. T. ssiies. prssidsnt. "a
general chairman for the festival
and members Of the board vii
have bootha Of ice cream. candy,
coffee. cake. hot dogs. aprons. etc.
Proceeds will be used for the
Brownies. convention expense and
the general fund.
security Benefit association sFiil
meet 81 O'Clock Friday evening
a. Carpenters hail for DusineEs and
the initiation Of new czncsds tea
- Frs~k Pane ~ili PRESIDE
Mrs. Alfred BOudresu in charge
Of late supper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
Church Group 10
Skate at Lakewood

Saturday evening the Young
Peoples Luther League Of Central
Lutheran church viii sponsor .
skating party 4 the Lakewood Ice
arena. Steilacoom lake The party
viii BE- under the general direction
Of Miss Mary Clark. chairman. and
will pe from 10 until II O'Clock.
Friends are invited N attend and
tickets may .. obtained through
the church office and from mem
Ders Of the league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28

Senior advisory teachers who
will he present st the dinner are
Miss Florence Creason, Misa Mar
jorie Atkinson, Miss Dorothy Hiatt
and. from the junior class. Miss
Helen Mckay. Miss Ingrid Jacob
sen and Miss Henrietta Crane.
Members OF the senior class Of
which Miss Mary Filberg Is presi-
dent. are Misses Jean Bullen.
Gwendolyn Couch, Gloria Difford.
Frances Eggsrt Mary Fiib<rg
Fay CARRIER. Muriel Madison. NIL
dred Mellick. Margaret Miller.
Bernics Schafer. Florins Steel.
Mary Turrill. Valerie Wilkinshaw.
Juniors Of the school are Misses
Ana Chapman Patricia Farley.
Frances Fairwsather. Vera Fraser.
Lois Fisher. Beltina De Haseth.
Mary Kent Hewitt. Joyce kropp,
Virginia Ludwick. June Lynde,
Harriet Pessley. Jean Phillips,
Ruth Powell. Dorslu Rsdmon. Ann
sohuchsft, Betty shinstrom and
Jean Webster.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
Mrs. Pauen Elected Head
OF Catholic Woman's Club
Group Holds Annual Election o. offiesn Wsdossdsy u
Home Of Mrs. Jsmss Dempsey; Ms.
Meksodry New Vice President

Mrs Gerald Patten named president NJ the Catholic
Wonans club when II met for election Of officers
Wednesday afternoon the home OF Mira James Dempsey
Other newly officers Mrs Lorne Mckendry vice
PRESIDENT Mrs r. f.. Loona second vice presidents MIRA.
James Heay financial sccreary Mrs Cleo Henro record.
ing secretary Mrs Margaret Mcdonald corresponding sec
rotary. and Mrs. Joseph Harrison. treasurer.
On the board Of directors for the coming year Mes
danes II. A. Grewc {. r. Burkey. G. ~ Arsndt. Judson
Benton. Harold Munroe Marx Dollvsr Charea Eekstro.
Lee Pirah James Esan George Gahan and Andrew Beria
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
School Fair
In Offins
Dinner end Program 70 b
Given in FARMLAND
Friday Night

A dinner TO be followed by
school fair and the presenta-
ton Of an operetta. The
Magic Fiddle" by Paginini.
will be given at Falkland
school Friday evening. Dinner
will be at q o'clock. General
chairman for the evenings
entertainment is Mrs. Eric
Selden.
Committees completing plans
for the event include Games. l..
l.. Hess. Ross Baynton. Al Turner.
A. r. Cochran. Charles BarofsAy.
l.. w. Ho~ts Carl Fynboe. Jack
Spence. hitehen. Mechanics Paul
Painter. G. l.. Fsksstt. W. y. Mel.
son, - -. Laird. Bernard Swan.
son. Ire ingham. dtcora lions.
Hssdsmss Robert Accune. Harry
Beiiz. ~ e Keller. Helen Turner.
Fish pond Assdsmss Ross
Boynton. Clifford Olsen. C. v.
Christensen. A l.. Carpenter. lee
cream. Assdsmes Roy Peterson.
{. J. Tuttle. X. v Jackson. candy,
Mrs. H. l. Kenpick pop. Mes
dames y ". Trail. ~ NJ John.
son. waldo seldeB
The carnival and tbs exhibit ~
academic ard al work viii BE-
held IN the basement
The operstts. bsssd upon psgi.
minis Early life and melodies Of
the 18TH ard 18TH centuries. viii
~ given by tho Children II the
Ysri0Is grades under the direction
n Miss TaslmA Danleis. music
supervisor. assisted hY Biaa Anna
nisksisen. Mrs Ly,tie Gregory.
Hrs Helen Turner AMI Miss Ger.
sidins Carlson
The css, lreludsa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
Miss Jensen.
New Leader
Lambda Sigma Chi Elects;
New Spurs Selected
at 6. P. S.

To serve as head of her
sorority for the coming year,
Miss Ruth Jensen, a senior at
the College of Puget Sound,
was elected president of
Lambda Sigma Chi. Other
officers who will serve with
Miss Jensen are Miss Mary
Reitzel, vice president; Miss
Virginia Leonard, recording
secretary; Miss Lois kuhl,
treasurer; Miss Dorot h y
Hughes. corresponding secre-
tary; Miss Betty Blood, con-
ductress; Miss Patricia Can
non, historian; Miss Resale
Siegler. editor, and Miss Bar
bara Wilson, inter sorority
representative.
Installation of the new officers
will be held on the afternoon OF
Nav 3. under the direction OF the
retiring president. Miss Jane Carl
son.
Name New Spurs
Wednesday invitations were ex-
tended to IS members of the
freshman class to become members
OF Spurs, and to serve actively as
Spurs OF the College OF Puget
Sound during their sophomore
year. Invitations are given to
girls chosen on basis OF activi-
ties, scholarship and sportsman
ship from their records during
their freshman year.
Those so honored were Miss
Audrey Albertson. Miss Margarits
Irle and Miss Darlene Irle from the
Independents: Miss Ruth Pauline
Todd. Miss Marion Brush and Miss
Evelyn Decker from lambda Sig
ma Chi: Miss Frances Cole. Miss
Lucy Spseth and Miss Virginia
Marinoff from Kappa Sigma The
ia; Miss Doris Wittren. Miss JUL
ana Macpherson and Miss Blanche
Haynes from Alpha Beta Epsilon
and Miss Virginia Judd. Miss
Dorothy Ann Bremen and Miss
Margaret Varnes from Delta Al
pha Gamma.
On Friday afternoon faculty
members of the College Of Puget
Sound and their families will meet
at Point Defiance park for A pic
mic supper at 8 o'clock. In charge
OF the affair In a committee from
the Womens Faculty club with
Miss Marjorie Jenkins A. chair
man. Working with her are Mrs.
Warren E Tomlinson, Mrs. War
rem Perry and Mrs. r. J. Rath.
Officers for the freshman class
Of the College OF Puget Sound
were elected on Wednesday. VIII
liam Moore was reelected press
dent: James Paulson was elected
vice president: Jeanne Rosso. sec
retary-tressurer. Frank Walters
representative 10 central board
and William Dickson. sergeant at
arms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
Tacoma Actives 70 Dance

The first anniversary dance 20
be given by the Tacoma Actives.
y 8 l. will bs held Saturday
~ the SlavOnian nall IN old Ia
coma Miss Elizabeth kordicn.
chairman for the affair viii ~
assisted by Miss Mary Hihslovich.
Others on the committee are
Marie Brog. Mitchell Bilonko.
Msry Miodluoy and Mile Boz
ge'ich
Lodges In Bellingham. Everett.
Seattle. Aberdeen and Gig HsTbor
have been invited 10 attend the
affair Johnny Longs orchestra
VIII play.
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c L u B s


union. regular social meeting at
730 p. m. Thursday in Carpenters
hall. Mrs Howard knesal pfes.d-
ing
Ladies' Auxiliary ~ Taaobnt
Grotto will meet for luncheon at
Y 80 Friday IN Inc Winthrop
Coffee Shop Mrs X J EAth viii
speak on Modern European Prob
lens
Past Presidsnt.' club. PM
sheridan Relief corps. meets Pm
day for II 20 luncheon ~ tho
home u Mr.. l.. l. inmAn Mrs
7 l. Bryant vill sci az hostess
and preside for Afternoon ssssion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
Seminary Juniors, Seniors
Anticipate Gala Promenade
Dinner at Winthrop 10 Precsde Dance in Grsst Hall a
Annie Wright; Hew'ts 70 Receive with Nh.
and Mrs. Todd and Mrs. Powell

Year-end activities for students at Annie Wright sem
mary will find important place Tacomas social caien
dar in the weeks yet remaining the school One OF
early hghlghts of the is the traditional junior
promenade which will be held in the Great Hall OF the school
Saturday evening following dinner in the junior ballroom
of the Hotel Winthrop
Receiving the guests will be Mr.. and Mrs +. Paul Todd
and Mrs Graham Powell dean of the seminary, and Cap
tain and Mrs H. X Hewitt u. s. NJ parents of the junior
class president, Miss Mary Kent Hewitt.
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FIFTEEN Methodist enufcn ss siii
10 Fspfsasn's1 q, sn sii.fsr meet
tng of the Foreign MAssionsFy So
cis,iss - iss raeona district Fri.
day Al 10 m In Inc psfiOFs ~
Asbsry N. ". Church
A luncheon 81 nom all 10
served by hsdsmss hyrfls Hie.
ard. Oscar Carlson. r hartb.
Y. l.. Motion. q. A. Reeves. N g.
ysrxo. Archie rhony&0n. John
Bum, Mz9ds Gardner. Cecil Love
and Frank Wlesrnx
Bensss Usoa t~sdss, Daughters
u scotia. all mssi Al . O'Clock ~
the Y w. G. A. Officers request.
ed 70 wear white for initiation.
Finsi arrangements viii ~ made
for Pas, Chiefs Daughters night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
10 SpeaL on Scotland

Miss Emma Nor gill 10 the
speaker Of the day when she
speaks Friday morning before
members Of the leisure tim. class
a. the Y. W c. A. sh. Will tell
Of her travels last summer through
Scotland
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28

Those invited to honor Miss Mil
stead were Mrs. T. r. Gear. Mrs.
L. A. Engberg, Mrs. A. B. Conrad.
Mrs. Fred Ludwig. Mrs Milstead.
Mrs. " X. Ferguson. Mrs. Arthur
Hoppe. Mrs. Samuel Marble, Miss
Mary Ann Marble. Miss Beatrice
Engfinger, Mrs. Willard Williams
Jane Gear. Mrs. Bert Walker.
Mrs. Russell Butler, Miss Freds
Belle Lesher. Mrs. w. n. kira-
COTE, Mrs Carl Held. Mrs f. A.
Rice, Mrs. Donald Raudehaugh
tRosemarie Ricel. Mrs Wallace
Larson. Mrs. Frank Thurston. Mrs.
Harry Mcmillan. Mrs William I've
and Mrs. Frank Davidson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
Return from Sen Francisco
WofId's Fair

NJ. and Mfs y Christian xrlek.
zen hays just retained from Cali
fofnls ~hsrs they visited ths San
Francisco fair. M. Kriessen spsnt
sons< time IN sovthsfu California
before ne 1ss Pinned ny Mrs Gfifh.
ssn. On ihsif return trip they
drove ue through sbs rsdvoesis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28

Mrs. Dempsey vas assisted dur.
ing ,hs afternoon BY MssdssnsS
~ A hsdy, Losas ksndrv. Lea
Gallagher. and MsrKsfs, hepon.
AID. A delightful review n
wslshs 'Philip NJ sss given by
Ms, EHsn,
A Tee hour followed the sssetlon
with Mrs psttsn snd Mrs. poIiives
pouring Mrs. Mention SERVED Inc
Ices spring flowers esntsssd the
tss table and red tsiips were ussd
p<s4ss tns mama
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
Enfer+ains Guest from
oakland and Seattle

Mrs. Richard Hughes OF Oak'
land Cal, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Griffith of Seattle mo-
tored to Tacoma Saturday TO be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. n. L.
Martinson and Mr.. Henry Rosser.
Mrs. Hughes plans to leave soon
for her home in Oakland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
Guild Plans Sale

Young Ladies guild Of Our
Savior's Lutheran church will hold
a spring sale and program al 8
o clock Friday evening Miss
Adelin. Olson. president. assisted
by Miss Helen colbo ia in charge
NJ the affair and hsv. arranged
the program. Refreshments viii
no served
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
June Bride~Elect Honored
At thursday Shower Party
MIS- Syn'hls Mstesd Is Fe'ed Guest al Affair Given bv
Mrs. Afeu' erumeIns; Table, OF Bridge in
Play Following Luncheon Hour

hstures OF bride and bridegroom set on crystal base
anu anked oy white apers and avhite floral arrange
en conferred the luncheon table for the china shower
wnIeh mrs Afeus Grumbing her home siO2 9Th
81, lor MISS 1yntha MlStead Thursday afternoon at
o'clock Miss Msead. daughter of the George Mstead is
the orldeeect of Mr. Harry Edwin Speth r of Portland
me guests more than in number formed tables
Tor bridge after the luncheon hour
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Nilhssi CleaeI-An2 Iss u JUMP OF q ~ z
the M~nins RGm V C

The liver should pour out two rounds o.
,;onid bile into your bowels daily. II this Bile
;srot flowing freely. your food doesn 9 digest
/, INST decay. in the bowels. Gas blosu up
your stomach. You get constipatsd; Your
whole system is poisoned and you feel sour
sunk and the world looks punk.
reye howell movement doesn't get 81
,he cause. II takes those good. old Csrtsfs
i;,ie Liver Pill. to &c, these two pound.
~ bile flowing freely and make you feel
sup and up" Harmless. gentle. ~. smsr
ing in making bile flow freely. Az fof
c.y.sr', Little Liver Pills by name. - esne-
stubbornly refuse anything e1A adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28

The Lincoln Social club ziii noid
its spring guest day Friday. in
If0fsfaiI ball. No ss,h ard Yak.
ma ave. 4 ~ 10 o'clock luncheon
10 planned with cards 10 follow
Completing arrangements for
the affair 10 Mrs ~ n cszsfofd.
general chairman. assisted By Mes
dame. Edwin Morris. N L. bryan.
Roy Archer. J " tssmmsi. Thur.
nssg. G. Jspson ana nls Beatrice
Cooper. Reservations maY 10
made ~ calling Mrs. cssaford II
"a isss or Miss Cooper ~ Bs
1isz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
Luther Memorial Guild Plans
Annual Sprinq lee

Ths annual spring tea III the
Luther Memorial Guild 10 belns
held In the church psriors al NJ,
9Th and ! st. Friday evening 81
sp m Each member ~iil act as
hostsss 81 individual tea tables,
spring blossoms and flowers Will
be used In profssion for dscofss
'ions
A program will bs given proceed.
ing . social hour, consisting II
piano numbers by Miss Doris
HELEN Smith. an illustrated
Chalk" talk by The Rev Oryllis
Running and vocal solns by Mrs
Charles NsiksF. accompanied at
the piano by Mrs Allan Holmes,
Aiss Anna IAngio-, chairman
~ the COMMITTEES On arrangements
10 being ssslstsf ny Mrs MAJ
oieson, Mia Jos<phins Jssdscke.
Mrs G. y Laneiow, Miss t-iofsnes
WoIiand, Mrs 4. y f.Ansiow. Mrs
Marvin Webster. Aiss Louise
Kennedy. Mrs iysr bsrysn. Mrs
J. e. Teal
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Showers For
Brides. Elect
M;ssss 6smmsssvh. tivsmb-
ssl t4eoevsd ~ psss'ss
1vssdsy ssd "Wednesday

Among the many parties
and showers for Miss Evelyn
C.ammersvth. bride-slert ~
Mr.. Clarence Frslin. wee ,
kitchen shower aiven BY Mn.
Emma Freltn. neither at the
hvideerpom-elect. IN Ws<lnoo~
day afserwcun IN her home q
oil So. |. u. Mrs. John Peter.
son Was Joint hoetesa fov the
afternoon.
oamss vsss playse - tav~ss
wsvs tsnsn ~ M g An1exsn
Mn q. wssnsl M - LlGoopsas
snt Mrs 4. Ne1DuNI \ e1sver peNo
sM1 white cutps eonemo 900 -.
rsex c0t u ~ 1eoesne1rep. y ~
nlue esndlee N erypent une9evA ~
in Z bessques AZ bl1s aa1 wAeoe.
Nsls watch cestsss1 ~ fsNeeeeW
table LAsee pnuquess - WNsee
I,Iars sna green's vtrs nee9
inruux hrns me rurms Afssv uHrhs
sra tns ssfts wsse prvseatsA n ~
u's.ss = seess y ! lAsps ssss -
white tsskst.
Quests sneisAsd ~ h1eo.1aWee
4. Hselura. Oscar nfywA. I rsteys
en-. i. Lalepnpsn. q, Wenoel >.
Witsn a. NetseM e. AN1ooeeeQs
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olrawms. wne wstl ~ ~ Ny =
h6oss veesas go ~ possy otvea
~ Mrs Nobest AssseD q ~
knms ~ waller sWed rs>oo<nt.
with Mrs ciiffaeA ny een@oelen.
NTH ere ststsse = ~ nRs<3e~
evoom. TNe a6fals No. : mteeet-
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whirh pseee4e1 ~ bssfGes enopas
we've var ~ Mr. ~ nereNme
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srs esneere1 ~ lAo1e - In yels
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tjuseea wess Nsa ooeas 1va0os
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TX X ANdesoon. Mn Jeee D.
rrisst. Mr.. 4. ue0oea. 0pA =,
flrunsssd. MfnL LnnNosd uev0IuAd.
Mrs nie nsrNume. Mr. inward
Ausn~se. Mrs. lsea p(yo@me. nrs.
Peter ttsAiana, Mrs.. tflesnor Aue~
-. <aa aHt.a uaaxa ~ xsxsux -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28

The Won4an'e aunjllofy q chFist :
Hrssenpal ehnreh w1tl entestatN a.
Silver tee IN ~ guild supm -
the parish Rauss. Ard anH = ~,
81 : s'slosh Friday sftersosa. Ihe~
spsahef vii ~ IN Nav A. ~
eiddego ~ Chris church. puyaluA
vim util opaah ~ ~Ca(he1rele. Il
Mrs.. Miite0 ri1tN vtlt entessnI0r
with snass An s1eeAs ass i1vvks1s !
-s 1900 ss.,u.r,.., - go -. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28

..... FOURTH ana F9ith Dfsas Olfis
Louise erosion foFnsf stucfnt Of
Falkland. oil plsy : group q violin
Tacoma sifels. y. u. W. meets
Monday evening In Eagles hail,
Hfs. A. e. 1911 pfesiding. On
"Wednesday. Mrs.. Clarence White
s1ll % luncheon hostess % the
Circle seedlecrafi at nsr home
al 1910 No. Mullen ~.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-22
ZERO HOUR WEARS FOR
 GOLD BOWL.
Starring Lineups Show Big AssembIage of Meat
 and Muscle

Juneau is pulsing today with the intensity and excitem m en { of an American University town on the eve of a homecoming football game, and although there will be no mass meetings, no cheering sessions fet- ing the home team, as both teams involved in tomorrow's first annual Gold Bowl championship are home teams-there is no less football feel ing in this Capital City as the open ing whistles deadline approaches.
 Adherents of the Sourdoughs, con- fident that their favorites will come cut on top, are betting large sums on the boys in purple and gold, while the supports of the gold and white the Baranof Bears colors are taking Sourdough money without batting an eyelash and telling the world at large that the Sourdoughs haven't a chance.
 Betting on SourdOughs
 As a matter of fact the betting is about to 5 on the Sourdoughs, which, as betting goes, is fairly even money. Be that as it may, any thing can happen in football game, but coaches Tom Dyer and Conrad Puhr feel safe in predicting that when their two teams take the field tomorrow they will at least treat Juneau to rousing game. and that the best team will win.
 Tomorrow's game-the first ma jor contest held in Juneau on Thanksgiving Day under inter-col- legiate rules-brings to some fifty young men the climax of six arduous weeks of training and practicable day for which they have been waiting and toward which they have been working hard in the hope that they may demonstrate to Alaska that football is a game that can be played here, and to the rest of the world that Alaskans can stage as good a game of football as the residents of any other part of the United States.
 No Injuries So Far
 It is noteworthy that, aside from minor bruises and a couple of black eyes here and there, there has been no serious injury to either team during the six weeks of practice And this practice period-which leading sports writers and coaches assert contribute to more injuries than does an actual game-has been just as strenuous, if not more so due to the lack of time, as similar period in any college teams sched- ule. The players of both teams have had the benefit of free medical at- tention for their hurts during this time, in addition to the expert ser vices of qualified trainer. who has given his time freely to the massag-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-22
Thai Bombing Brings Hitler
 A Personal War Of Nerves''

in Berlin in these hours of strain and trouble.
 More than one country has in its history the story of a ruler haunted quite as much by distrust of his friends as by fear of his enemies. In the tragi-comedy tone of so many stories of the Orient comes the an- cient tale of Chin Cor Tsin) Shi HWang ri, who first brought China under one rule and left it his name
 Master once of only the huge northwest interior of China, the Emperor Chin Shi conquered all of China proper To keep out ex- ternal enemies, he built the great Chinese Wall which has lasted through 2,000 years.
 He destroyed books and litera- ture in a cultural liquidation not equalled until modern days across the Atlantic. Scholars were hunt ed out and advisors put to the sword as the great emperor sought to preserve his mastery and his peace of mind.
 Finally, fearing even the gods were after him, he built a monster palace of a thousand rooms. There he believed neither god nor man would know in which room to turk on any given night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-22
DECISION IN 4IMp0RTANT
 CASES MADE
U. 5. Supreme Court Rules HandbiII Ordinances
 Are Invalid

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Muni- cipal ordinances prohibiting distri- outing handbills or circulars on the streets of Los Angeles, Cal, Mil- waukee, Wis, and Worcester, Mass, are held unconstitutional by the Supreme Court of the United States.
 In addition, the Highest Tribunal in the United States declared in- valid the Irvington, New Jersey, or dinance prohibiting canvassing Of homes for the sale of booklets with out first obtaining permit from the Chief of Police.
 Associate Justice Owen J. Rob- erts delivered the combined opinion in the civil rights case. The opinion said the ordinances violated the freedom of speech. Associate Justice James Clark Mc- Reynolds dissented.
 The lower courts had upheld the conviction of four persons under the Los Angeles, Milwaukee and Wor- cester ordinances.