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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
Voters Make
Dinner Plans
University Of Washington
Debate Team TO Pre-
sent Program

Members of the Tacoma
League of Women Voters will
meet Thursday for dinner at
6:15 o'clock at the Tacoma
hotel. The evenings program
will be under the direction of
Mrs. Mabel B. Langtry, chair
man of Government and Eco
nomic Welfare. Mrs. E. NJ.
Nyman, president, will pre-
side.
The events of the evening
will consist of program put on by
a mems debate team from the Uni
versity of Washington The SUBJ
ject VIII be "How Should We Deal
With the Problem of Unemploy-
ment ?" Mr.. o. Floyd Vinson, is
manager of the varsity debate
team which. this year, is using a
new method OF debate which was
inaugurated at the university by
Prof. Frederick w. Orr, head of
the speech department The new
method is the problem-solving
style of debate.
During the Christmas holidays,
two of the University of Washing
ton debate team were invited to
go TO Cleveland, O., and present
there a demonstration debate be-
fore the National Association Of
Teachers of Speech which held a
convention there at that time. The
two members who went TO Cleve-
will be with the team on Thurs
day night at the Tacoma league
meeting.
Anyone interested is cordially
invited to hear this interesting and
timely discussion, and may make
reservation direct with the Ia
coma hotel. or with Mrs. James
Newborry, BR 1908
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
Spring I ERIN
Will Open
Leisure Time Glasses al Y.
w. 6. A. 10 Be Re-
sumed Friday

Many are anticipating the
opening Friday morning of
the spring term of the Leisure
Time classes at the Y. ". c. A.
The same general schedule of
classes that proved of interest
during the winter months will
be continued. However, they
will be related to the spring
urges for gardening, home
renovating and travel.
According to Mrs. William Le-
Vogue, instructor, the speech class
at 9:15 o'clock will continue its
practice of offering opportunities
for the development Of speaking
poise. Glass members are encour-
aged to capitalize upon their in
diyidual talents. All speaking Is
in an informal vein. Book reviews
are scheduled for the first class Of
the term. There will be forums
on public questions. after dinner
speeches and radio speaking, At
the same hour the Homemaking
class win he directed by Mrs.
Charles Morisette.
The Current Books class will
meet at 1913 O'Clock with Mrs
Friars. Mrs. 4. A. Grsu will again
teach German.
Mrs. William f. Billiard Is ar
ranging another program Of travel
talks Of interest to those who
travel and those who stay at home.
Mrs. {. J. Rath will speak Friday
on European Cities" Gardening
and handcrsft also come at li:l5
O'Clock. Necdlepoint under super
vision Of Mrs. Elizabeth Dixon Is
being added to the popular pottery
and basketry classes taught by
Miss Ruth Wheeler
After luncheon. Public Affairs
will be discussed in the loft. The
presentations this term will be
planned 10 cover subjects Of cur
rent interest with various speak
crs. Mrs Anthony Arntson ~
teaching beginners contract at
l:I5 and Mrs. Herbert Ford. social
contract for the more advanced
players al 2:l5 O'Clock. Bsdminton
and swimming classes will be ar
for those desiring them.
Ladies' Aid. 81. Paul Danish
Lutheran church, meets Thursday
with Mrs. Walter Jensen, 5ii7 SO.
Ferry. Luncheon a. II 30, Mrs.
Charles Ulrcksen assisting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
ntertains
Kappa Deltas
Mrs. Osbere Is Hostess TO
Members Of Sorority
Alumnse Chapter

Mrs. Arthur Osberg enter
tanned members of the alum
nae organization of the Kappa
Delta sorority Tuesday eve-
ming in her home at 1908 No.
Junett st. Mrs. L. j. Parks
was co-hostess. The business
meeting, presided over by
Mrs. Neal Roberts, president,
was followed by a talk by Mrs.
lrma Bowen on THE World
Fairs at New York and San
Francisco
A late buffet supper was served
from a lace cloth covered table
conferred by yellow daffodils and
tall yellow tapers.
Guests included Mesdames Ed
ward Bomstead, Irma Bowen. Ida
Edwardson, Stella Kellogg, Lorne
McKendry. Robert Macarthur, Ar
thur Osberg, Theodore North
strom, Joseph Pachot. Leroy
Parks, E. NJ. Price, Frank Powell,
Walter G. Tate, William Ward,
Neal Roberts, and the Misses
Peggy Moore, Margaret Peterson
and Marjory Dimock. Out-of-town
guests were Mrs. Russell Fix of
Electron. Mrs. Charles Corfield Of
Dieringer and Miss Gertrude But
Ter of Puyallup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
uesday CeremonyComes as
Surprise to Many Friends
Miss Dorothy Sharp Becomes Bride OF Mr. Robert 8.
Powers at tuesday Afternoon Rites; Vows
Read by Father Of Bride

0oming as complete surprise to their many friends is
ne news OF the marriage Tuesday afternoon of Miss Dorothy
Sharp daughter of the Rev. and Mrs William J. Sharp to
Mr. Robert B. Powers of Portland Ore son of Mr. and Mrs
A T. Grm of Portland The ceremony was performed in
Bethany Presbyterian church. the brides father reading the
vows Mr. and Mrs Grim motored up from Portland for the
"eddlng winch was attended by the immediate family.
For her marriage, the bride wore Morse blue suit with
black and rancho red accessories Her flowers were eoage
OF freesas and Ophea rosebuds Daffodls and green's
decorated the church for the occasion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02

The first Of the three conferences
was held In Montclair, ~. j.. Dec.
. To .. With a oarefully-worked.
out program of lectures, technical
discussions and laboratories, a.
well ms demonstrations, tho thester
conferences have been planned 10
aid the Junior leagues conducting
a chiidren's theater program.
Mrs. Harry G. Blair of Portland
Ii general chairman of the Port.
land conference. Miss Agnes Grant,
secretary of the childrens thester
department of tho Association OF
the Junior Leagues Of America.
has planned the conference pros
gram with the cooperation Of Miss
Gloria Chandler and Miss Virginia
Lee Conner, field representatives
OF this department,
In 1878 Junior Leagues played
10 just under 300 900 children. ex-
elusive Of the audiences Who heard
radio brosdcasts OF childrens plays
done by 20 leagues.
Feature speakers on the confer
enee program include Mas Ethel
Sawyer OF the University OF Ore
gon. Miss Grace Bridges. super.
visor Of auditorium work at the
Portland public schools. who Ia a
member Of the advisory board for
tho Portland Junior Leagues Sat.
urday Morning series. Nj. n. Quen-
tin Cox. assistant manager of Port
lands radio stations XXX and
kew. who viii give a broadcast.
ing demonstration. and members
Of the staff OF the Association Of
the Junior Leagues Of America.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
7 raveler Is
Entertained
Mr.. 9. B. Reid Honor Guest
Al Dinner Given BY Miss
Ksthcryn Hawkins

Mr.. G.. Il. Reid. who recently
returned from years extern
siye round-the-world tour, was
honored last week at an infor-
NAL dinner party given by Miss
katheryn Hawkins in "A pri-
vate dining room at the Taco
ma hotel.
Decorations were carried
out in patriotic colors with n
table centerpiece of white
tulips on either side Of which
were stationed red, white and
blue tapers. Tiny candles Of
the same colors we're placed
in candy gum drop holders at
each plate.
Following the dinner Mr.. Reid.
the 7G-ycar-oid Scoichman attlred
In kilts. told Of many interesting
and exciting adventures that oc-
NNAtf W III MS Uni HitVE iilE many
interesting pictures that he took
IN different parts Of the world. HIS
first 1aunt was made by bicycle
through Scotland and Ireland.
Other hlghlightH Of the tour were
his visit 10 the battlefiolds Of
France. an interesting stop At
Cairo visiting the pyramids and
his visits 10 China and Japan. lie
related thrilling experience with
a python In the interior Of Indo-
China which he encountered when
alone. His six Weeks stop of at
Honolulu, where he made excur-
sions 20 parts Of the islands where
even the older residents had never
set foot. WAS the finale to his trip
Guests Of the evening were. Mr
and Mrs. & T.. LsnglOW, Mr.. and
Mrs, Robert Hansen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Sowell. Mrs Guy Main
price. Mrs. Fay MDntbei, Mrs.
Carrie BrasHell. Hrs. Henry Stone
man and son Richard. and the
Misses Dorothy Mslnpries, Betty
Sandy and FAY AOnfheL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
How Women
in Their 40's
Can Attract Men

Here's rood adyies for . woman during her
change usually from - 20 ". who Tears
she'll lose her appeal 70 n.en, who >orrsss
about bot flashes, loss d pep, dizzy spells.
Epsst nerves and moody Epslls.
just get more fresh air. hrs. sleep ard
you need a reliable 'fNOM1s'5" tonic take
LYDIA 4. Pinshzp's Vegetable Compound,
made sspsc lGiis fer Horg<H. u heipE Nature
build " physical resistance, ii "a helps gigs
NOR s1Eseity 70 enjoy LIFE and axsist calm
ing jittsry reeves ard thoke disturbing Hynp-
toms t-zt oftsn soeo npzny change Of life.
P.ExssEs - WELL WORTH trying.
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
Departmental
Sessions Set
Womsn's Club Executive
Dosrd 10 Meet TlMss-
dsy Morning

Woman's club activities for
Thursday and Friday include
an executive hoard meeting
and three departmental meet
inrs. Tho executive board win
meet In the Woman's club
house At 10 o'clock Thursday
morning. with Mrs. Calvin
stewart. president II the club.
presiding.
Mrs. " Il, Aussefwns chsirmea
~ The Esiur stsen<l department. win
lead ire n<tser raxissh ciAxa wh~N
Il meets Friday morning ~ -
nsttn<h.
Mrs A =. Mack. rose and fiawev
specialist. viii sr~sk On Meets
Gardens" ~ the meeting ~ -
Garden department. ~ i7it o'sipru
Friday. During tne se&sicn. auess
tInns on rinse eultufe VIII ~ sNs
swesed Mrs Harry ~ inhnstuUs
chairman AZ the Garden depAres
msnt. win Introduce Inc speaker,
Al , o'clock, Mfx Charles ~
sebIeusnef. chairman ~ the tttevs
allure division Of the rlHe Arts
department, NiIi present Mrp.
janice EEsn. whe wsil suhatitHto
for Mrs. G. A. Gole IN givtna hnUo
review ~ Andrew jackson. "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
Two Will Attend Portland
Junior League Conference
Mrs. A. e. Grafton Jr. and Mrs. sryson Gardner Named
As Delegates 10 Last OF Three Chi|drsns
Theatsr Conventions

The Tacoma Junior league Is Of ~ Junior leagues
which will take part in the last Of three chdrens heatcr
conferences being held this winter under the auspices Of the
Association of the Junior Leagues OF America The confer
will be held in Portland Oregon Mnrch to 10 incu-
sve with the Junior league of Portland acting as the hosts
league.
Tacoma Junior league members who have been appointed
delegates TO the conference Mrs A. h. Grafton ira and
Mrs Bryson Gardner During their stay In Portland they
will be the quests Of Mrs. Edmund HAYES.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
Mothers Club 10 Meet

Tacoma chapter. Order OF De
HOlsy Mothers club. viii meet at
the Masonic temple Thursday eve
ming at 7:s5 O'Clock for cards and
a late supper a special invitation
Ia extended 10 all mothers Of boys
Of Tacoma chapter.
Mrs. Claire Blake Is program
chairman and assisting her are
Mrs. y. Dewey and Mrs. J. Hund.
Mrs. Martin Miller "a hostess chair
man, assisted by Nesdsmes Nc
curdy. w. S. Betters and Wallace.
al Of PUyallup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
Tri-Union TO Hold
Monthly Meeting

The monthly business meeting
of the Asbury Tri-Union will be.
held in the parlors of Asbury
NJ. E. church Thursday at 10:i5
a. m, Mrs. Maude Gardner pre-
siding. Luncheon will be served
at 12:15 o'clock with the following
acting as hostesses: Mrs. A.
Reeves, Mrs. Fay Mace. Mrs.
George Mace, Mrs. X. Lingerman.
Mrs. Moulton and Mrs. Axcl Pet
erson.
The afternoons program will
include Professor Quiz" Mrs. Guy
Gordon will speak on India" and
Mrs. George Moffett will give a
paper on City Missions" All
women are cordially invited TO
attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
Garden Club 10 Meet

Mrg JOseph King. 1910 30
Thompson ave. viii open her home
To members Of the Reflection Car
den club at 40 O'Clock Thursdsy
afternoon. Mrs. InsT Syholm viii
preside.
The program for the afternoon
will include talks on The Graft
ing Of Choice Evergreen by Mrs.
Agnes Nelson and Pruning" BY
Mrs. Carl Shirman. Mrs. r.. r..
johnson Of the Better Gardens
club VIII be the guest speaker
There VIII be a flower show Of
hyacinthe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
Church Groups 10 Meet

Members of Circle No. q
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church
viii meet Thursday for a / O'Clock
dessert luncheon.
Each Thursday evening from 7
until $50 O'Clock. the Women's
handicraft class meets for work
in the lower auditorium Of the
church
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
Receiving Congratulations
On Sons Birth

Mr.. and Mrs. Morley Barnard OF
Browns Point are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of n son,
Feb. a, at st. Joseph's hospital.
He is welcomed by sister. Diana
Kathleen. Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. II. Hollingsworth OF No
Stadium way and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Barnard. Portland. Great
grandmothers are Mrs. John Nc
Lean and Mrs. George Ewart In
Canada. The baby has been named
Patrick Morley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
CT B S

Circle :. First Presbyterian
church, meets Thursday with Mrs.
Schulle, 232 SO. 55th st. for
1890 luncheon. Mrs. A. +. Easton
viii lead the Bible study.
Ladies' auxiliary, Patriarchs
Militants, meets for $50 no-host
dinner Wednesday In the /. o. o.
F. temple. Mrs. John Dcering.
chairman. Mrs. Esther Hoffman
viii preside for the business
session.
Science section, A. A. 4. W,
will visit the Superior laundry at
POLL So. Tacoma way Thursday
morning. Members viii meet at
the Commerce st. entrance of
Hotel Winthrop at 9:46 n, m.
Mizpah auxiliary. Order of the
Amaranth. meets for IL. 80 lunch
con Thursday at the home Of Mrs.
Charles A. Burt. COLI SO. Tacoma
way. Business. cards. Mcsdames
Helga Jacobsen and William Hen
dry, hostesses.
Warren auxiliary. u. v. ~, meets
Thursday for 1890 luncheon in
Warren hall. Mrs. J. r. Coffman
presiding. Cards and n story by
the story tellers league win fol-
low. Hostesscs. Mesdames Nick
Nelson. w. a. Turner. William
Hendry, J. r. Monroe and c. S.
Burge.
viii meet Thursday at the home Of
Mrs. j. y. Halseth, 1924 So. Oakcs /
st, for a 1890 O'Clock luncheon.
Eureka RebeIsab Gard club win
meet Thursday afternoon in the /
/. o. o. +. temple. Favofs VIII be I.
given for 500. Public welcome.
Mrs. b. W. Blanchard, hostess.
q. A. r., regular meeting in Car /
penters' hall on Thursday. Pot /.
luck luncheon at noon.
English circle, Bethlehem Luth-
eraD church, meets Thursday for /
] o clock luncheon AT the home OF I
Mrs. l.. r. From. e23 Ea. 32d NJ.
Bible study led by Rev. O ~.
Running. Package sale. Friends
welcome.
West End Ladies' will sponsor a
card party Thursday evening at s
O'Clock at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Lambert. 2g07 So. 9th +.
ST. Mrs. J. w. MeReynolds Is
chairman. Public invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
Hostess TUESDAY, Afternoon

Mrs. J. Huburt Craft, sol No.
Proctor st, was hostess to a small
group of friends in her home Tues
day afternoon. Guests included
Mrs. Maynard Schwebke, Mrs.
Raymond Robbins and two daugh-
tiers, Nancy and Sally, and Mrs. R.
Robbins Sr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
Review
Legisla ton
Mrs. Hobbs end Mrs. Colo
To Give Reports ~
League Meeting

A review of legislation pas
sed by the 1899 legislature viii
be given by Mrs. J. Frank
Hobbs at the meeting Mt two
o'clock Friday afternoon In
the Rose and Gold room OF
Hotel Winthrop OF the Pierce
County Women's Democratic
league. Mrs. Hobbs will also
speak on national legislation.
Mrs. Frank A. Cole, president.
viii preside and also report on
the visit. made recently by
League members To the state
legislature.
Plans viii be made for q mem.
bership drive and Mrs r. r. Nal
10y. membership chairman. wili
outline arrangements.
Mrs Cole has c.lisf 4 hoard
meeting for 100 the sams day IN
the Rose and Gold room ANA the
following officers arc ssksd 10
attend neadamsa Calvin ate~art.
Robert Ballard. l.. W. Craig. James
~ EEan. A ~ Van tiiyke. stuart
Elicit. Thomas YinKilng, ]. u.
Fletcher. &, " Eisbrse. w, n, bur.
rouEhs, ], Frank Hobbs. Harry
Johnston and John O'Meara.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
WsIeh Society 70 Go 10
Seattle Saturday

Members ~ the TssofHA WEIGH
America Society viii charter : eue
saturday n - n Seattle n sttenA
. WEIGH concert. Reservations may
hs made with Mrs. George Palmer.
Main iT3e. and Mrs f1wt1 Mors
gan. Garland t7ha. Featured -
the concert viii b. the Weleb cyuls
ric singers IT Vancouver. = G.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
Eyes Sore? Tired?

Here's prompt relief Battle eyes with
Layopiik. Burning. inflammation. core
meas, tired, strained feeling. itching, all
relieved Wonderful relief. too, for zrsn.
plstsd eyelids. No harmful drugs. rs
years success. Get Layoptik today. Eye
cup inclgdsd.) AL drgSgists adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02

University Place Improvement
club wili hold its regular meeting
Wednesday evening At o'clock al
the school house. according 70 an
nouneemsnt by ita president. Mr.
J. y. Elliott I,esiass regular bsisi-
meas. a final report will be made
by Mr.. X. w. bradford on the esle.
btation held Jan. -. Plan. for .
b. Patricks party will be made
and refreshments viii he served.
Cardinal club play tryouts post.
poned until Monday al TO .. m.
in ~. Leo's auditorium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
Entertains House Guest

Mrs. Gerald Fettls Of CentraIia
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
w. Borell of 614 No. Fife st. dur
ing the past weekend. Mrs. Fettis
also visited her sister in Tacoma,
Mrs. Donald Taggart.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
Musical Program 70
Precede Address

A short musical program will
precede the address 10 be given
before the Tacoma Hadassah eoun-
ell Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Moses y. Epstein. national prfsl.
dent Of HadaeHah. The musical
entertainment viii consist II a
group Of vocal solos by Mas Belle
Ruth clayman. mezzo-soprano. AZ.
companisd by Miss Phyllis Fried
man The program viii follow the
luncheon To be given IN this Junior
ballroom of Hotel Winthrop.
Preceding the luncheon. the In
vocation and blessing viii he given
BY Rabbi BaFucb l. TRIGGER
Mrs. Arthur Welafisid and Mrs.
Harry florbef are tn charge o;
reservations for the affair.
Auxiliary brotherhood Of Rail
road Irainns~n viii b. entertained
by grandmothsrs At ~ 30 luncheon
Thursday IN Odd Fellows temple
Mrs Harry J Grow. chairman
Mrs Pearl cosilng wlii preside al
the O'Clock meeting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02

West End Ladies' will sponsor a
card party Thursday evening at s
O'Clock at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Lambert. 2907 So. 9th
st. Mrs. J. w. MeReynolds Is
Public invited.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-12-14
GUN CLUB TO BUY ITS FIRST RIFLE SOON

The very fine shot groups being turned in by
nuber of members who nOwHing only open sights,
is ample for getting the better grade target
guns possible 50 that formal scorings
be recorded with standard make Then club
team be selected and out-of-tom matches held.
It is expected that the Gun Clubs first "coopera-
tive" target rifle Will be purchased before Christ
time.
Every shooter has the basic ideas to what
constitutes good time. He likes to hear gun p
off and to smell poWoer smoke. Not all Of them, how
ever, like the kind Of shooting. The Iegion's
November turkey shoot provided plenty of noise and
snoke-consequently enjoyment for number Of indi-
viduals. The Gun Club has other public competitions
and "luckn matches planned for the future also.
Greenbelt youngsters who home With torn
trousers will be marked according to plans made
this week by the town admin stra tion office, that is
If the rips look like they were made by thorns.
row of barbary hedges has been planted on the
terrace that slopes down to the windows of the social
room, with the avoWed purpose of keeping mdschievous
children from disturbing meetings held there.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-12-14
LEGION AUXILIARY REACHES QUOTA

The regular American Legion Auxiliary meeting was
held on December at the home of Mrs. orrin F. Nc
Goldride, l6-E Ridge Road.
contribution, for cigarettes is to be given,
at Perry Point, Maryland. The Greenbelt
Auxiliary, is the first unit in the southern Nary
Land District, to reach its quota for membership.
For this Thomas ?. Mcnamara, its president re-
ceived lovely pearl necklace.
The next Meeting will be held the second Thurs
day in January, at the Legion home and at that time
there will be ms tal1ation of Auxiliary officers.
All their friends are invited to the dedication
of the Iegi on Home December 10.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-12-14
TOWN DIRECTORY ON SALE
AT VARIETY STORE

The newly printed directory showing names, ad-
dresses, and phone numbers of all Greenbe1t resi-
dents, is sale at the news stand In the drug
store. those who not at home when the members
of the Mothers Club made the rounds may get their
copies there.
One error and three omissions made in the
directory, the correcti ons appearing below:
hr. Herlus v. Letkeuam, 2-D Woodland Way, correc-
tion in phone number from 58Al to 1911. OMISSIONS:
S. Snyder, 4o-D Crescent Road; Hugh Simcoe, 10
Forestway; Nary Lloyd willis, 3e-E Crescent Road
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-12-14
Nine Students Make Honor Roll
AT High School

Nine students, from a total enrolment of over
200 at Groenbelt High School, carried grades of B"
higher and placed the Advisory Honor Roll,
according to reports issued Hednes sday, December s.
Shirley Friedman and Robert MoC1ary headed the
list with all "A" grades. The others thus
honored Carl Treiman, Ralph Giboon, Frank Lof
tus Francis Swurtz, Revere Nielsen, James Bobbttt
and lnrion Benson.
R. P. 3lneer, principal of the school, announced
that the school will award gold pin to eaoh stu
dent who rernin0 the honor roll for the entire
current seEester.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-12-14
INSECTS KILLED IN SPRAYING CAMPAIGN

o. Kline Fulmer announces the completion Of two
weeks' spraying campaign of the beneath houses
where the pipes come in. These localities are apt
to be both warm and moist, thus producing ideal
ditions for insect breeding. Mr.. Fulmer says the
spraying will be done annually if it proves
full
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-12-14
BLUE AND GREEN PAINT Is BEING REPLACED

Of the different shades of experimental casein-
base paint used in Greenbelt the reds, yellos, and
oranges, have proved lasting than the blues and
green's. The latter will be replaced gradually by
durable varieties, according to Kline Fulmer.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-12-14
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY ANNOUNCES BAKE SALE

The Hospital Auxiliary announces bake sale for
the morning of Saturday, December %, in the Food
Store. Save yourself that extra Christmas baldng
trouble and benefit the hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-19

Lode and placer location notices
for sale at The Empire Office.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-19
L0NGSHoREMEN,
EMPLOYERS ARE
TO GET TOGETHER
Negotiating Committees in
Maritime Dispute
10 Meet

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. 10.
Negotiating committees of the
Waterfront Employers Association
and the CLIO International Long
shoremen's Union meet tomorrow
to discuss new contracts to replace
hose expiring September 30.
DR.. Louis Bloch Of the Federal
Maritime Labor Board will meet
with the two committees to attempt
to mediate numerous differences.
Both sides have agreed to con-
tinue the present contracts indef-
initely until a new agreement can
be reached.
The longshoremen demanded sub
stantial wage increases and certain
other concessions.
The employers at frs tasked that
existing contracts be renewed with
out change. Later the employers
declared that they wanted a num-
Der of points brought into the dis
cussion if the dock workers insisted
on changes.