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Evening star., 1939-04-15

in Baltimore. He's the only one
Travis who isn't quite ready.
But in the next day or 80 he
should regain most of the
strength he lost when he had the
flu."
The ball park Office announced
that room for 10,500 still is avail
able for the opening game against
the Yankees on Monday. The
bleachers, which are being sold
on reserved seat basis, still hold
room for 5000 and In addition
standing room admission for a.
500 will be placed on sale the day
Of the game.
Joe Krakauskas still Is the
opening game nominee, unless he
warns up poorly. In that event
Harris may shift to Jimmy De
shons.
Evening star., 1939-04-15
|nfie|d to Lift Tigers,
Greenberg Declares.

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, April IS. - Hank
Greenberg, Detroit's big blasting
first baseman, thinks the Tigers
will do all right" this season If
some of the weaker hitters get more
self confidence.
''All those fellows have to do Is
get on base," said Hank, II don't
care how, and with the infield bat
ting power he have, the chances are
they'll come home"
Evening star., 1939-04-15
Fear for Gdon Streak Mende Lmps and Spring Drills Fail
Win, Lose or Draw
~ N"VS's
The Bio Train Broodcosts
By FRANCIS {. STAN

afternoon of audience this Walter johnson
coming you Washington
York Yankees Ah it's wonderful
folks The packed and all looking forward
o Erakauskas the Senator'S
II jabberng this DANCED contrapton Wsht
the farm That calf is about due and lookt
Walya? He the ball close
plateJ
here is the Washington
csnterfed Lewis third base Estalela left
field ed Myer second base Travis hortstop Wasde
Ferrel catcher Kakauskas pitcher Plenty of power
the cereal food all the Nation ravng about?
this Washington club That bunch
goofy Wonder why Bucky bats Lews second?
club fourth and
him to a
pitch Cosse the hitter and
bawl one fast ball that just
the outside of the plate.
ball? than that today And
the That outside
Wtsht still I'd like to be out there
blouing that ball by these
Evening star., 1939-04-15
Fights Last Niqht
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-sammy Aneott, 134l,,
Louisville, KY. outpointed Aldo Spoldi.
1875. Italy 1O).
CHICAGO. - Nate Bolden. 1854,
Chicago outpointed Oscar Rankin,
1873, Los Angeles 12).
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa.-Frankie
Covelli. 1873. Des Moines, stopped
Tommy Debello 12a. New York a.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif.-Tony Chavez.
1872. Los Angeles. outpointed Richie
Fontaine. 1857. Butte. Mont. 40.
INDIANAPOLIS.-He Gilmore
127l2. Cincinnati outpointed Paul
PHILADELPHIA = Frank Zamaris,
us. Orange N. j.. stopped Charley
Robinson; lS6 Pennsville N. j. go.
tolo. 1913 Boston. outpointed Bobby
Po1son) Ivy. 127. Hartford. Conn. GM.
Evening star., 1939-04-15
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
Today year ago-St. Louis
Cardinals traded Dizzy Dean to
Chicago Cubs for three players
and $l85,000 in surprise deal
which made Cubs 3-to-2 favorites
in National League race.
Three years ago-Johnny Zone
Play O'Brien signed as end
coach for Notre Dame, succeed
ing Tom Conley.
Five years ACCOUNTED States
Army polo team defeated Mex
leo, 9-8, for second straight time
to take series.
Evening star., 1939-04-15
WI. Hiqh Hits Timely

Although outhit, 1910, Washing
ton-Lee High nine punched its
blows in the first five innings to
defeat Fredericksburg, 9-6, at Ball
ston yesterday. Walker and Shep-
herd each got two hits for the Little
Generals.
Evening star., 1939-04-15
so Teums in Jail Loop

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April Is LP.-
Ohios biggest softball league swings
into action May Inside the State
penitentiary walls. A 50-team cir
cult will keep the prisons two dia-
monds busy. One iron-clad rule is
over the fence isn't ''out."
Evening star., 1939-04-15
He's Got to String Along With Case

summary half of the first inning
three two left first Washington hitter is Johnny
Case He's rghthnded hitter folks and here
pitch
by Maggie he looked like another Smead Joey on we I'm
All Fue got do here tell uhat
happens got to NTH teow like Case all
miSudge ball and still catch it. But
uhats he throun9 arm?)
folks. Rufng trouble and the Senators
bat Taft Wright and Buddy Myer follow There
somebody Yankee bulpen It's No 81 let's
Hldebrand Yankees
the pitch and
THE htter m
hop Cobb
sending Hudebrand
Huderand at Clereland. Glad
Evening star., 1939-04-15
Reds Accorded F|aq
By Ha|ting Vote
In A. P. Poll
Cincinnoti Given Less
Than HoIf of BuIIot::
Gionts Run Second

This Is the second OF tro
stories giving the results OF the
Associated Press annual Doll OF
major league pennant prospects)
Evening star., 1939-04-15
Anything Can Happen in Baseball


crowd sitting
anything happen Appleton leading off the Washington
halt Of the inning Appleton replaced Kraauska the
Here comes Rulings pitch and
Anything happen
doesn't take
The heck uhat lose? Let's Bucky got?
C1eloert Wd7 Bluege, BoodUorth Early
guess Pes got much chance anybody get
Oh it clean single folks Appleton
Chase the hitter
be wild He wobbling.
balls Two nobody Buddy
lLe1s tried to ount that and missed What's
Tray? Sacrifice phen behind? II /
CAuednd Uoud haUe
Here the pitch folks
field fence for two Appleton
Esaela Etalella
fYeah dangerous until they throw a
I'd like
ing the % woed Washington
him either
different from Charlotte Nice KID though Like
goodJ
Evening star., 1939-04-15
WusdeII Takes q Terrific Cut

Well folks here
leading 73 The shadows falling making
Rough for the htters Rufng still working
Appleton is pitching for Washington
far and anything
OF the ninth four tie and Anything happen
(Anything can happen huh? pitcher our-un
lead IN the
hitter? Oh WadH telo,c a
stu get array NTH swngng ath
behind it, I'd fine
Here comes the pitch folks It's strike
cut at the ball probably would have
the fence
And that folks is the end of
through the hop
the fast balls pitchers Mungo Hubbe Gomez
and nearly all of the other fine pitchers.
Iwhew! Glad that's ore' feel something like used
Uhen Washington
el teuoDS got to make
IT that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Tacoma Womsn's Study Club
Schedules tuesday Session

The first fall meeting OF the
Tacoma woman's Study club Il
scheduled for 100 o'clock Tues
day afternoon In the Womans
clubhouse. Mrs. Ivan Z. Balaban-
off will be club hostess. During
the afternoon, annual reports Will
be read and the president. Mrs.
d. e. Summers, and her staff will
retire from office.
New officers who will assume
the duties Of the club are Mrs.
Ethel M. Dunseath, president; Mrs.
J. II. Kitlar, vice president; Mrs.
ID. c. Summers. recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Hattie A. Rooms, corre-
spending secretary; Mrs. james A.
Blocker. treasurer, and Mrs g.
Gilmore McMaster. study director.
Under the division OF Fart
Through the Ages" Mrs. Rooms
will present her paper. THE Cul.
turc Of Egypt and Babylon Indi-
Gated by Their Arts" Tea Will
be served and members may invite
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Troth Revealed
By Couple
Miss Sven 10 Become Bride
OF Mr.. Lawrence tiuseby
In November

Promise Of an early Nosem-
Der wedding is Of much inter
est to many Tacomans in the
announcement By Mr.. and
Mrs. A. n. Swan of Five Mile
Lake. of the engagement of
their attractive daughter, Miss
Dorothy. TO Mr.. Lawrence
Huseby. son of the late Mrs.
Marie Huseby.
A definite date for the wedding
has not yet been chosen hy the
young couple.
Miss Swan was graduated from
Stadium high school. Her fianee,
who Is prominent young member
Of a Tacoma radio staff. was grad
uated from Lincoln high school and
attended the University OF Wash
ington and University OF California
at Los Angeles. He is a member OF
the Elks lodge and OF Allenmore
Golf club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Mrs. Roen Leaves for
Home in California

Mrs. C. f. Roen and her small
daughter, Christine, left on Friday
evening for their home in San
Francisco after being the house
guests of Mrs. Rooms parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. V. Morris. The Nor
ris recently celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary and Mrs.
Roen came north for the occasion.
. One of the parties given in their
honor was the surprise party
which members of a supper club
and a group of neighbors held last
Saturday evening.
On Thursday Mrs. Roen, who Is
the former Shirley Morris. was
entertained at luncheon at the
home Of Mrs. w. S. Burroughs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Plan Tea at Walker Dining
Room October Il

Sigma and Tacoma chapters oil
Alpha Iota business sorority will be
hostesses at a founders day tea
on Saturday afternoon, Oct 81, in
the Walker dining room. The
hours are from until 4 o'clock
and will also compliment other
girls at Knapps. Miss Anna Grotz
president of Tacoma chapter, and
Mrs. Keith Melendy of Sigma Will
pour. Mrs. Anna f. Pursley is
sponsor of the groups.
Program numbers will include
piano, violin and clarinet numbers
in trio by Misses Kay Monk. Jean
Marshall and Dorothy Grisselli
piano solos by Miss Barbara Far
rell and readings by Miss Florence
Ittner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16

They have ASKS Mrs EasAHa
n Tuat Mrs.. ". ". Seymour
MIS-. Eps1man Tlteonh Ard Mrs.
John aoi1shuFy 70 pour Ms
Goldseafy is the very busy presi-
dsnt q ihs association.
Ms }. PRED kenNorthy Is plan.
ring tho decorations for the tea
table.
In charge ~ the tickets for ne
Prospective members xho may at.
tend VII b. Mrs A n. Hooker. II
and Mss Elizabeth Miller.
Included in Sundays presle,r
vii Be- the sketch By Miss Peggy
Strong talented Tacoma soclallie.
from which she Is making a mural
for the NenAtehes postofflce.
On Monday the galleries viii be
open % the public.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16

Chapter CA will meet the same
day with Mrs. u. v. Day nj her
homo at 1908 Mo. Alder. Follow
ing the luncheon hour. Mrs. n. r.
Grubbs Will speak on Education
Fund. cottey College Welfare and
Trust Fund
Mrs. Ida Williams Will be host
ess 10 Chapter Az nj her home at
37i1 No. 2bth ut. Mrs. Eva Cogs-
hall will be the assisting hostess.
Mrs. Glenn Greene. who " In
charge OF the program for the
afternoon, Will review "Baii' by
coyarrubias. Mrs. l. u. Hoska Il
program chairman for the year.
Mrs Hiram DcPuy will enter
tain members OF Chapter g when
they meet at her home at 1921
No. 28th 81. Mrs. Percy Bowman
and Mrs. Clifford Wcstgate win
assist tho hostcss, and Mrs. d. d.
Schneider viii speak on Modern
Art"
Chapter OK will meet at the
home OF Mira Allison FORESTER.
1907 Pacific ave, with Mrs. II.
NJ. Mann ~ the assisting hostess.
Mrs. c. l.. wager will review The
Land Is Bright by Archie Binns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Mrs. BasIer TO Entertain
Libra on tuesday

Members OF Libra Study club
have been invited TO the home of
Mrs. Roosevelt Basler, 1904 No.
34th st. Tuesday for 12:45 lunch
con. The program will include Mrs.
c. +. Neideffer's book review, II
Lost My English Accent" by C. r.
Thompson. and the biography Of
the present queen Of England,
which Mrs. William Leatherwood
will give.
Two new members who will be
welcomed into the group are Mrs.
John Kennedy and Mrs. J. L. Sharp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Opening Event To Be Held
In Jones Hall, c. .S.
M. JoAn tse-i.s. NJ. Georee Gu,1es ssd M.
Charles ins'sr O. Committee EsssnSsns
Hospitality 70 fo1o-srs a shs A..

ffa} 81 the Tacoma Ar Association prssicws sunday
'fEHn NA y the oeezsun % which mem.
ps q Tie oEAaazations hospitality committee making
pans The affair an u hed the College q Pagc. Sound
"4Aissaes and = lie operiug II the seasons series
although ne IRA ard prs-yew planned f0r members
o. the ASSOCIATION welcome N hs extended = those 10 ray
- interested n joining TIC association Tickets VII x avail.
able n the galleries
Afs John Hewitt is chairman Of the hospitality committee
arranging Tor the Tea and her committee Mrs George
Guyles and Mrs. Charles Ingram.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Captain and Mrs. Warren
To Entertain Guests

In honor Of their weekend house
guests from Vancouver. b. c.. Capt.
and Mrs. Paul Warren will enter
tain few friends at buffet sup
per on Sunday evening. The feted
visitors are Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Clark and Mrs, ID. G. Marshall, who
are now en- route TO San Francisco.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Visits Tacoma on
Return TO Army Post

Lieut.. N. G. Berg, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Berg, stopped
briefly in Tacoma last week on
his return TO his station at Fort
Francis Z. Warren, Wyoming. He
has been visiting points of inter
est in California. 1t Berg was
graduated from Lincoln high school
and Washington State college be-
fore his appointment to active duty
at Vancouver barracks. He re.
ceived his permanent army APP
pointment a year ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16

DR.. Mckinney has studied al
Columbia university, the University
OF California and the University OF
Paris, spending year at the lat
ter. She has just returned from
spending a summer travelling in
France, where she made a special
study of French family life, par
ticularly all phases in the lives of
French women, including their
homes and community activities
and their influence on art and liter
allure. Because of her opportunity
for study, DR.. Mckinney has a
wide background through which
she can interpret the present day
life and viewpoint of the French.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Enferisins Club at
Luncheon tuesday

Tuesday, Mrs. III. l.. keil, retir.
ing president Of the Delta Alpha
Gamma Mothers club. was hostesi
TO the club for a dessert luncheon
A business meeting followed and
plans were set for a tea on Oct. "a
honoring the new sorority pledges
and their mothers.
New officers are Mrs. A. L. De-
Vote, president; Mrs. Paul Judd,
vice president: Mrs. l.. Floydstead.
secretary, and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Elwsin, treasurer. A gift was pre-
sented 10 Mrs. Keil, who for the
past two years has been president
Of the Mothers club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Soon TO Make Home in
Southern California

Mr.. Leonard X. Schwartz re-
turned TO Tacoma on Saturday by
plane from Los Angeles and dur
ing the next several days with
Mrs. Schwartz will prepare to re-
turn to California where they will
soon establish their home. They
will motor south, leaving on
Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
McCroskeys to Attend
Game at Pullman Saturday

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl McCrobkeJ
and son, Donald. are spending ths
week end with relatives In Pull.
man. They viii attend the Wash.
ington- Washington state football
game and visit their daughter,
Miss Nancy. who Ia In her first
year at the college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
A. A. u. w. Will Convene In
Seminary Next Saturday
Dr.. Helen Mckinney TO Speak On The French
Women" at Gathering Of University Women in Great
Hall; Miss Fitch. Mrs. Baker Mrs. White. Hosfesses

New and old members alike of the American Association
of University Women will be greeted at the annual reception
on next Saturday afternoon at o'clock in the great hall Of
Annie Wright seminary.
DR. Helen Mckinney head of the French department
the College Puget Sound will be the guest speaker her topic
being "The French Women"
Musical selections will be presented by Erich Koker head
Of the violin department at the c. p S. music
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16

Hostess for the tea hour viii be
Miss Elizabeth Fitch, head mistress
at the seminary; Mrs. Frank s..
Baker and Mrs. Eugene White.
They will be assisted by Misses
Cora NJ. Adams. Martha +. Ander-
son, Alberta +. Black, Mary G.
Black, Zaidee Bonney, Kittie Bran
BILE, Rose Mary Burke, Elizabeth M.
Campbell and Mesdames Arthur
Abbott, Claude Bailey, John l..
Bennett, Robert Berry. G.. A. G.
Bondy. John ID. Cochran. John II.
Galbrsith jr, A. B. Cunningham.
c. ~. Curtis, c. G. Davis and Ralph
DAVIDSON.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Five PEG Chapters to Meet
For Luncheon., Programs
Mesdsmss Esbore. Day. Williams. DsPuy and
Forester TO Entertain Respective Groups u
One O'clock Thursday Afternoon

Five Of the six PEG chapters OF the city win dur
ing the coming week. each meeting Thursday afternoon for
o'clock uncheons 10 be followed by interesting program
Mrs. Harry Esborg 1911 So. cushman ave. win entertain
members of chapter BA Thursday and Mrs H. f. Wegencr
will be the assistant hostess. Mrs. j. G. Bell viii speak
what Tacoma Reads"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Again at Home After
Soiourn in East

Mrs. w. p. Yarnell returned re-
Gently to her home at 903la So.
Tacoma ave, after seven weeks in
the east. In Los Angeles she was
the guest of Mrs Mary c. Hutch
inson. and in Sacramento and Port
land visited cousins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Lorson-MichaeI Vows
Read Tuesday Evening

Announcement Is being made q
the marriage Tuesday evening of
Miss Bertha Mildred Michael,
daughter Of Mrs. Thomas w. Phil
lips of Vashon island. to Mr.. Al
bert l.. Larson OF this city. Vows
were read by DR.. Holland r. Burr
In First Congregational church.
The brides attendant was Mrs.
w. A. Obey Of Tacoma, sister Of
the bridegroom, while Mr.. Obey
served Mr.. Larson as best man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Receive Congratulations on
Birth of Third Son

Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Henricks of
Auburn are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of their third
child. a son, Sept. "a in the Ia
coma General hospital. The little
bow Walter Clyle, is being well
coined by two brothers, Billy and
THOMAS. Sharing in the congratu-
latious are a grandfather, Mr.. w.
j Henricks and great grandpar-
ents. Mrs. Ella K. McEeckin ana
Mr. Franklin Henricks of Hood
canal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Mrs. Hewitt to Open
Home for Book Talk

Mrs. Clark Gould's regular Tues
day book talk will this week be
held at o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. John Hewitt, GIG No. d ST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Revenue Office Has Formal
PARTY at Roof Garden

For deputy collectors of the In
ternal Revenue office, who have
Just completed the annual school
of instruction, a formal dinner
dance was given in the roof garden
of the Winthrop on Friday evening.
There were also guests present
from the Seattle Internal Revenue
office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Chapter Mothers 10
Entertain

Mothers of members Oh healoI
chapter. Order of DeMolay wiii
entertain the boys Of the organiza-
ton on Monday evening at o
o'clock in Horsfall hall, 38tn ana
Yakima. Mrs. Harry Myers Is In
charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16
Entertain Popular
Bride Elect ~ Shower

Miss Ada Ilene nrunsr. brids-
elect Of Mr.. Cecil JohnDn, was
honored 1t : linen shower "a
Thursday evening ct the home a
her sister. Mrs. Jessie Tishsr. Tho
guests were : group q cIoee
friends Of the bride-to-be. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Lee Bruner.
Prizes for games which the guests
played were won by Miss Nary
Kenney. Mrs. Janet Requa and
Miss Eleanor Irrgang.
Present at the party we're Mes-
DANES Winnifred Dillon, Amy
sondeno. Mildred Mcleod. FLOR
ence BsiIer. Edna Dolmsn. Lillian
Magnuasen, Ann Fisher. Janet
Requa, Ruby LannIgan. Beth Dca-
con, Mary smith and Mary
Bruner, Misses Eleanor and Elaine
Irgang. Mary Kennedy and Helen
Richmond.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-16

Early marHIne n,ane a -
tnc's ehurvh Mt Soeur6xv
was The acrnslon = ~ nlnus
riaxv II Mls6 xona MelkI~IGv
smith. niecs AZ Mr. ~ m.
Charles h. He1erpee. - ~
/ Joseph Charles Wild a 1ocrce
mento.
The Rsv. JcG~ph I-yneh -.
Termed IN cefomony v&tG&
was fo1Iuwed ~ = we1< 80
bsvakfn1t a IN hsoegoco
home.
IN he&6s snsns : iAi1wo1 -
esmbss - nxssN ~ ~ vo11Ir1k
~ ~ : fisse1 - 60 vl1n
srn~s.fn4 ~ ~ weee nRWwn -
seses>e~ t1ev ruweR9 w~fe -.
sssntaa n1rA t.awpunrn n1ar1Gnm
~ N1snleenea wna ~ n1u>os'e orlv
Atsse4ent IN Mr. ppxaI1 upx1o&
wns she h>st maM Mr. nesNn1n
wwvs nte~N eU6 t1neN oNr&
dress VIII eesue1e = CO
nrunnsr rsee&
n sppelstine ~ tehle ~ ~
hsp~kfaAt. MrA rel1vunN oCc1
hlexk aA<I wAtls crystal WIN wN1to
inuos1 h hrano1od eon11o1nrCn
ne eeNtexp5>es go = uo1co
shfysaethnmnmA
Guests lneks1e< n o<11>tGo =
|she hn2are1 eeuo1e. ~. - ~
|i&wvseee h1nshnam - 1nnU11ow
I>esty. Min Carts ruspFnna ~.
toeral6 nryans - NJ -
Goor.
a dznNer Party waa Nh - -
evxainG. N ~ wNbte snpna 49,
eArrssd out. oneotn wexe - 49,
tloa h thaps pssspnt - ~ 6lonee.
~. cnnraa WIN - vaneemvoes
/ n. g.. hsothsf - ~ hvtlegsuerm.
Aflxs ruin Andessoa md ~. a.
hfa 4. y. rsy.
Fifty enests were invlted - ~
rsespsion which folIowed q 49,
o'elneh. The h0une wns 1seeented
IN fall flowers and tnpsrs m -
the sAbl> appoln(meass eess vnits
and silver. with white aeisss -
pinks about M weddlag eoko.
- 4 -. =.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-30
MARCH OF DIMES"
SALE HITS 40
M ~ 4 III
Boy Scouts Sell Large Num-
Der Of Paralysis But
tons Saturday

A total of $71.46 was received in
the sale of buttons on the street and
in business houses of Henderson last
Saturday in observance of the March
of Dimes" campaign in behalf of the
national infanti-e paralysis fund, it
was announced today by Pos master
j. r. league, who was chairman of
the work He expressed great salts
faction at the results.
"Dime" cards placed in the schools
Of the city and the county last week
had not been reported today, and a
full account or the results of this eff
fort was not looked for before the
middle or latter part of the week,
Mr.. league SAID.
BOY Scouts had charge of the sale
Of the buttons Saturday. Ten Boy
Scouts worked, acting in pairs, with
five teams covering the business sec
ton. The team composed of Ed Bag
wel and Billy league led in the
amount or money turned in, their
fund being $21.50.
Mr.. league thought the showing
made was highly creditable, in view
of the short time devoted to the pre-
parations. He is hopeful of a still
better showing in the grand total
when all reports have been received
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-30
Washington Porders
Revolt In Congress
Oyer Relief Funds
Continued firm page One,>


Deal stalwarts commended the action
was without far-reaching significance.
They declared it could not be taken
as a rebuff to the White House or an
indication of what Congress might do
throughout the nexe two years.
The Senate late Saturday approved
the relief measure carrying a $725,-
100000 appropriation to finance WA
operations from February to June
30. Mr.. Roosevelt had asked $685.
100000.
The bill now goes back to the House
which is expected to disagree with
Senate removal of a % percent lir1i-
tation on WPA pay differentials and
imposition of new set of restrictions
On WPA political activity. Disagree
ment will place the bill before joint
committee of representatives and SEN
ators for compromise.
The Senate accepted proposal by
Senator Hatch, Democrat, New Mex
leo, to make it illegal for any one to
give or Withhold WPA jobs for poll
teal purposes 1t also would prohibit
political activity by WPA administra-
tive officers and would ban solicita-
ton of political funds from WPA
workers.