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Evening star., 1939-06-25
BY WILL P. KENNEDY.

Bitter lighting over milk legis-
lation is forecast in the House to-
morrow when the bill to "open" the
Washington market to milk pro-
duced outside the Maryland Virginia
milkshed comes up for action.
One of probably 10 local matters
scheduled for consideration, the milk
bill, sponsored by Representative
Schultz, Democrat, of Indiana yes
terday drew vigorous minority re-
port from Representative Bates
Democrat, of Kentucky, chairman of
the subcommittee which conducted
the sensational milk hearings.
Joined by Representatives Byron
Democrat, of Maryland; Hunter
Democrat, Ohio, and Sandagel
Republican, Rhode Island, Mr.. Bates
challenged Representative Schulte's s
contention that his bill would re-
duce the price of milk, here, and
charged that it seems to be a re-
ward for distributors who have
bootlegged outside milk into the
Capital.
Bates Offers Substitute. 60
Representative Bates announced
1t is his intention to offer substi-
tute bill tomorrow to establish q
milk commission Of five members
to regulate the industry in the locaI
milkshed. The House District Com.
mittee is split sharply on this issue
and 1t was predicted that party
lines will be broken, with Mr.. Bates
getting some Republican support
The Kentuckian expressed his con-
viction that the commission plan
would bring about a reduction In
the retail price Of milk, explaining
that one of the duties of the groul
would be to fix prices.
The minority report emphasize.
that "inasmuch as the distant pro-
ducer appears to be interested in
shipping only cream into the Dis.
trict, 1t is not clear how the act OF
opening the market to them would
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(See LONDON, Page A-4.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
0DLIN TO TALK
At BANK MEET

Reno Odlin, president Of the
Puget Sound National Bank Of
Tacoma, will deliver an address
Monday night before the saith
annual meeting of the Oregon
Bankers association at Gearheart,
Ore. He will discuss the current
trends OF business as he has OBJ
served them as president of the
Puget Sound National bank and
as director of the Federal Reserve
Bank of San Francisco.
Odlin was accompanied to Gear
heart by Howard Lincoln Of the
Puget Sound National bank. Odlin
also will attend the Washington
Bankers meeting at Spokane next
Thursday and Friday, as he is a
director of the Washington Bank
ers association.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
Many Burglaries
Here on Weekend

A number of weekend burglar
les occupied police attention Mon
day.
Mrs. S. Thorsland of Sprague,
Wash. reported the theft of her
suitcase Sunday. When she called
on Mrs. J. L. Baker, 426 So. 49th
st. and found nobody home. she put
the suitcase down on the front
porch and went around to the
back of the house. A few minutes
later, she told police, she returned
to the front porch, but her bag,
containing various personal art
icles. was gone.
Thieves took advantage of V. r.
Leek's absence from his home
Saturday at 101 So. 3sth St, steal
ing two rings, SIS from a dime
bank and a Columbia half-dollar,
it was reported to police.
Other thefts included a Knights
of Pythias sword from Trixie's
Antique shop. 1881 Broadway,
and four chickens. owned by Mrs
Elias Wolf, ITO SO. M st, from a
coop in the rear yard of her home.
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$1,000 Damage
Suit Being Heard

The suit of e. T. Carney. Ia
coma bus driver, who broke his
neck and lived to take it to court,
opened before a jury and Superior
Judge Fred G. Remain here Mon
day.
Carney is suing Robert c. Poore
and wife. operators of Golden's
Lake resort, 10 miles east of Ia
coma, as result of a diving acct
dent there July 4, 1888. He asks
a total of S12,100
In his complaint, Carney asserts
that he ran out on the resort float
and dived off the end to find that
the water was only 2ia to feet
deep. He accuses the resort own
ers of negligence in not posting
signs to designate the waters
depth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
AQUATIC SHOW
TUESDAY NIGHT

Like mermaids eavorting in the
sea will be members of the Junior
Swim club in the Y. w. c. A. pool
Tuesday evening at 1880. This
club Is open to children aged 8
to II who are able to pass the
entrance requirements. which in
cludc ability to swim the major
strokes In good form and to per-
form at least one dive.
The program Tuesday night will
consist of an exhibition of strokes
In good form by Genevieve Thomp-
son, Adelyn Meier. Bernice Brew
lit, Joanna Steele, Barbara kitlar,
Jayne Harrison. Helen Mccoy.
Anne McCrea, Rosemary Steele,
Clair Thompson, Jean McCrea,
Janey Thompson. Helen Marion
and Frances Mcdonald. Tandem
swimming. diving, novelty races
and water stunts will be per-
formed by members of the club.
This show Is open to the pub
lie. Proceeds will so towards pur-
chasing a new diving board for
the Y. w. c. A. pool.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
BICYCLE THEFTS
INCREASE HERE

A Juvenile "crime wave" Of the
sort which probably was common
place Is years ago. was puzzling
Capt. Fred Gardner Of the police
departments juvenile division,
Monday.
No less than eight bicycles have
been reported stolen in Tacoma
and vicinity during the past As
hours. Capt. Fred Gardner had a
theory Monday. He said he be.
lieved old bicycles. brought in by
out-of-town boys, were being swap
ped for newer machines here.
In support of Gardner's view,
there were four bicycles at the
police station. found within the
past two days. and only one OF
them had been identified.
The following persons reported
stolen bicycles over the weekend:
Ardys Pratt, $50 No. Anderson
st, from in front Of the Temple
theater; Kenny Parkhurst. fof So
NJ St. from near nth and NJ SITS;
Dan Jeffhart. Route 2, Box, 2ls'
from in front of the Capital the
ater; Donald Adams, 4023 No.
Seth st, from garage in rear Of
home.
Andrew Panian. 1920 No. Or
chard St. reported also the theft
Of a bicycle, belonging to Patricia
Spolaris, 5s17 No. 47th st, but
Gardner said Monday that the ma
chine had been brought in by De-
tective William Turner. Miss Spo-
laris was notified, he said.
Puyallup police asked Gardner
TO be on the look out for three
bicycles stolen there recently. Now
at the police station are three BIZ
cycles found by police, respective
" at So. 18th and l. SITS, Wake
field drive and K st, and back OF
the Stadium. None check with
descriptions OF those reported
stolen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
LODGE TO SEAT
new OFFICERS
Sons, Daughters of
Italy to Install
On Tuesday

The Sons and Daughters of italy
will hold their annual installation
of officers Tuesday night at Nor
mama hall, 18th and X SITS.
Frank Bcrtucci, grand deputy of
the lodge, will be the installing Of
ficer. assisted by Miss Rose Faraco,
who will act as herald.
Michael Nigro will be installed
a president, Frederick Masseila
as vice president. and the following
rs trustees. Louis Riconascuto.
Louis Sorgi. Michael Marinacci.
Thomas Carbone. Peter spadafore,
Nicholas Genna, Frederick Tederi-
co. Anthony Crcvelone, Frederick
Sciacqua and Frank Milano.
Alphonso Carbone, state presi-
dent Of the lodge, win be guest of
honor.
The Birtus lodge twomen's aux
iiiary) will install Mrs. Vito Lama
as president and Miss Helen Peiuso
rs vice president. Other officers
viii be Mrs. Fisher Mcssina, Mrs.
Nicholas Ccnna and Mrs. Ralph
Turco.
The following will be installed as
trustees: The Misses Theresa Ber-
tucci. Beatrice Luppino. Rose
Colombini. Jennie Bonero. Mary
Carbone, Rose Pellegrino, Rasal-
lcne Mitchell, Eva Nomellini and
Genevieve Dclfano.
The program was arranged by
Mrs. Frederick Monsldi. captain of
the drill team. Following the in
stallation ceremonies, which will
start at $50 p. m. there will be
dance. planned by Caesar Maxxucca
and Mrs. Robert Colombini. CO.
chairmen of the entertainment
committee.
The ceremonies and dance are
open to the public.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
PLAN FLOWER
SHOW JUNE II

GIG HARBOR - The Amateur
Garden club will meet Tuesday aft
ernoon at the clubhouse with Mrs.
Amanda Hammarlund the hostess.
The program will feature the
topic. Classifying and Judging
a Flower Show under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. Vincent skansie, Mrs.
J. B. Agner and Mrs. Carl Bart
lett. The flower show Will be held
Saturday, June II.
John Paul Jones lodge No. 271,
F. and A. NJ, will hold stated COM
munication Tuesday evening at the
lodge rooms in Community hall.
The Peninsula Garden club will
omit its first meeting of the
month in June, July and August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen d. Nichols
OF Vaughn are parents of a dsugh-
ter. Mr.. Nichols is master of the
Upper Sound Grange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Smircief
marion QuistorfD are parents OF
son born Monday at North Cove
Welcoming the little one are Mr.
and Mrs. Smircich of Gig Hsrbol
and Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Quistorfi
of Rosedale
Miss Kathryn Thurston wa!
honored Friday evening at brida
shower given bly, Mrs. John Cosul
ich and Mrs. G. Paulson at th'
Fortnightly clubhouse. Mis-
Thurston, daughter Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. H. r. Thurston, will be mar
ried this month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
Cornerstone for
Hope Chapel Laid

The cornerstone in the construc-
ton Of the parish house at Hope
chapel was laid Sunday. The Sun
day school attended in a body
and sang during the service. The
choir also assisted with special
music.
Rev. Carlisle A. Schafer. the
pastor, officiated and spoke on
Christ, Our Cornerstone. The
copper box containing Bible,
copies of Tacoma newspapers, and
lists OF the members Of the vari-
Gus activities Of the church was
placed underneath the stone by
the architect. Earl N. Dugan.
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Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Kruse Of
SOL So. G st. announce the grad
uation of their son, Wilbur H.
Kruse. D.MD., on June 6. from
North Pacific college of Oregon.
DR.. Kruse received a key and
membership in the honorary fra
ternity, omicron Kappa Epsilon,
in addition to the degree of doctor
OF dental medicine.
DR.. Kruse was born in Tacoma
and resided here the past rs years.
He attended Park Ave. school,
Stewart, Lincoln high and the
College of Puget Sound before
studying in Portland. He will re-
turn here soon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
Gospel Singers
To Appear Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Hiding Halvar-
son. well known Gospel singers OF
Seattle. Will sing at the X. P.
hall. 32d and South Tacoma way,
on Tuesday at 7:4S p. m. Harold
Halvarson will be at the piano.
David Ssdler, a converted young
sailor in the Canadian navy, viii
speak. This service is under the
auspices Of Calvary Tabernacle.
The services Of Calvary Taber-
nscle Will be held as usual on
Sundays in Normsnns hall. How
ever. beginning this week, the reg
ulsr Thursday night mid-week
services will be held in the church
located on So. 14th and NJ SITS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
$500 IN BILLS, RING,
GOLD PIECE STOLEN

Police believed Monday that
Mrs. l.. w. Davidson, 2911 Pacific
ave. was victim of clever pair
of thieves Saturday night at her
home.
According to Mrs. Davidson's
story to police, she was engaged
in conversation by stranger at
the front door. He made few
desultory inquiries about house
she has for rent. then departed.
When Mrs. Davidson returned to
the kitchen in the rear of her
house she discovered missing a
pouch which contained 5000 in $40
bills a diamond ring and a $3.50
gold piece.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
CMTC BOYS TO FIRE
ANTI-ARCRAFT GUNS

For the first time, CMTC train
ees at Fort Worden, Wash, VIII
have an opportunity next month
70 fire the new 3-inch anti-aircraft
guns. ii was announced Monday
by Lee Carter. Pierce county
chairman. who now " accepting
applications for enrolment.
The camp. opening July for
30 days Of training, has been
granted an increased quota of 80
young men, making the total 200
instead Of 100 ~ originally an
nounced.
Coast artillery and basic In
struction only ere given at Fort
Worden. which Is the main forth
fication 1T the entrance to Puget
Sound.
Carter, who may be reached at
elOl No. 25th st.. or Proctor O415.
Aas Ill necessary Information and
application blank. Applicants
must Be II years Of age or more,
must Be Of good moral character
and in good physical condition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
WILL PICK DELEGATES

The Scandinavian-A m r i a n
Democratic club of Pierce county
will hold a meeting Monday night
at s o'clock at Valhalla hall, 1t
was announced by o. W. Eckman,
president. There will be an cleo
ton of officers and delegates to
the state convention at Aberdeen,
June II and Is, will be chosen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
PUYALLUP-Mayor William P.

PUYALLUP-Mayor William p
Loughlin, Puyallup's new mayor
revealed today that he is already
putting into effect measures SINH
lar TO those that earned him
watchdog Of the treasury plaud-
dts as councilman.
Bedding Of city-owned cars in
city buildings and establishment of
a stoek-record system for street
and water department supplies are
the first steps in his program.
Loughlin said the city engineer
would use his car from a. m.
to 4:30 p. m. daily and would then
park 1t in the city hall garage
where il would be available for
use by city council members.
Already one such inspection trip
has been made.
Donald Marty will be hired to
fill the stock-record position.
Honor ~ Couples
Twenty-Five couples from Ia
coma. Sumner and Puyallup were
honored at the annual golden we'd
ding service of the First Christian
church Sunday morning. The
church was decorated appro-
priately for the occasion. Special
music by the choir and a double
male quartet under the direction
of Rufus Fairbanks, with Mrs
Madge c. Hurd at the piano. and 9
sermon by Rev. w. A. Moore Of
Tacoma were features of the pro
gram.
Honored couples were Mr.. anC
Mrs. Fred Mead. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Gwillim. Mr.. and Mrs. T
S. Cecil, all of Puyallup, and Rev
and Mrs. Truman Bishop Of Ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
STEVENSON GOES FOR
ANOTHER SEEING-EYE

Clifford Stevenson, blind news
stand proprietor in the Federal
building, was en- route to the See
ing-eye" school in Morristown, N.
j., Monday, for the purpose of
securing another dog to replace
his first "seeing-eye' dog, Baron,
which died of poisoning last April.
Stevenson left by train Sunday
night and expects to stop off in
Chicago for three-day visit with
his aunt, Mrs. Winifred Jamison.
He expects to be back in Tacoma
around the middle of July. His
mother. Mrs. Msyme Stevenson, is
attending to his stand during his
absence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
WILL ORDAM FORMER
BELARlGINE TEACHER

Amid cclorful and impressive
ordination ceremonies. the Most
Rev. John J. NIFTY. DID,. arch
bishop Of San Francisco. will raise
- Jesuits Of Alma college to the
priesthood June is, in the Mission
Santa Cara church. Santa Clara,
Calf.
One Of the 70 Ii Norman Ed
ward Donohue. whose mother
lives in Seattle. He taught math-
ematics and languages at BelIar-
mine high school here in 1885 and
1865.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
TAC0MAN WINNER OF
SCHOLARSHIP AT U

Miss Gertrude Louise Mexican.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
A. Mexican. who was graduated
magma cum laude at the University
of Washington on Saturday, was
awarded the <. c. Neufelder schol-
arship for graduate work at the
L. of w. Miss Mexican next year
will be an assistant in the geogra-
ply department at the university
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Applications for marriage IL
censes have been received by
County Auditor S. Clifford DAVIS
from Harold s. Schmidt. %, and
Anna Eva Heniges. Is, Tacoma;
Edward David McCay, 81, and
Mary Pauline Jugo, %, National.
Wash: Elmer Shoe, 81, and Donna
Lund. II. Tacoma: George E. Nc
Clure. so. ard Helen kalloch, SO,
Seattle: Robert Morris, legal.
Prunesville. Ore, and Margaret
McMahan. legal. Sedro-Woolley;
Norman Carlson. IS. and Lola La
Cross, 20. Tacoma: Archie L.
woolery AZ. Sumner, and Pearl NJ.
Mallory, IS. Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
TAC0MANS LEAVING
ON TRIP WEDNESDAY

Mr.. and Mrs c. J. Jackson. s14
No. l. st. accompanied by Mrs.
Judith Osborn and son, Lyle. are
leaving Wednesday by car for a
months trip TO saltwater, MINI.
Mr.. Jackson will visit two brothers,
whom he has not seen for q years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
GET REDUCED RATE

A Is per cent discount on one
way fares for government employees
travelling hy plane on official bust
ness is provided in tariff adopted
By United Air Lines and II other
domestic air carriers Of the United
States with approval Of the Civil
Aeronautics authority.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
MRS. PHIPPS ELECTED

Mrs. c. G. Phipps was elected
third vice president at the meeting
of Washington chapter of the Ma
tional Association of Postmasters
in Bremerton on Saturday. Elmer
Braendlein, Bremerton, was chosen
president.
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Brouilette, Mrs. William Freder-
ick. Mrs. Ruth Wilkins. Mrs. Ann
Gerard. Mrs. Mitchell Chsput. Mrs.
Ed Latimer and Mrs. Frank
Groeper.
Building Total &22.s99
The total value of construction
permits in this city for the year
has reached s22 500, according to
A. J. Mccarthy. fire chief and
building inspector. Permits grant
ed for May. Mccarthy said. totaled
$1,000. OF this, s10.2s0 is for
new construction, $500 for repairs.
S44o for alterations and $3.50 for
additions and extensions.
End Party Series
The Past Pocshontas club will
hold a o'clock luncheon and
card party at Redmens hall Tues
day. This will be the last in a
series and prizes for the season S
play will be awarded.
Council to Elect
The Women's council Of the
First Christian church will meet
with Mrs. Otis Lyon. SIT 4th st,
n. W. Thursday for q Il so pot
luck Luncheon and business ses-
sion. There will be election OF
officers.
Acting Police Chief Jack Len
festy announces that the police
department Is continuing its cam
paign against over parking and
other motor law violations in the
city. He also emphasized that the
new city ordinance covering biey-
eles will be carried on and is ask
ing cooperation OF the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars Safety Bicycle club
in enforcing the rules. Equipment
is one OF the essentials on bicycles.
Lenfesty said. This includes q
headlight. rear reflector and IL
censs plate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-13
New PuyaN4p Mayor
Starts Economies
Soldier Hurt When Front Tire of
Motorcycle Has Blow Out

, coma, married 81 years; Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Roberts. 50 years; Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Clevenger, Tacoma,
and Mrs. J. Calvert, Sumner, So
years; Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Bryan,
81 years; Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Yoder
and Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Eldridge,
SIS years; Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Ellerding and Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. c..
Wilson, 50; Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Todd and Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Grayum, SO; Mr.. and Mrs. p. J.
Butler and Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
Todd, So, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Corbaley, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Loeb,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hood and Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Goheen of Sumner,
so years.
Hurt On Motorcycle
While riding on West Pioneer
ave. about o'clock Saturday
evening, the front tire of Z. f.
Lords motorcycle blew out throw
ing him headlong to the paving
Lord, who is a private in the 18th
infantry. was taken to the Puy-
allup clinic by Police Officer Earl
Jennings and State Patrolman Joe
Sladek where il was stated he suf-
fered from serious head injuries,
He was later removed to the hos
pital at Fort Lewis. The accident
happened in front of Maplewood
school.
Names Committees
M. F. Combs, newly-installeo
president of Daffodil aerie. Fra
ternal Order of Eagles. has an.
nounced the following committee
appointments: auditing. Morri.
Crittenden. Roy Jackson. Vance
Akers: finance. RUDE Stinnett
Earl Bently and George H. Few.
ms; grievance, George Stoker
Floyd kooser and Gus Monsell; in
vestigating. William Wells, Car
Morrissey and Walter Scott; laps,
and delinquencies. w. Imler
Thomas Mcfarland. Delber'
Gaines, Ralph Wallace and r. G
Liese; old age pensions, Free
Utter, John Backs and l.. A
Stevens; sick, Grover Thomas. A
B. Yahn and George Sreeves; by
laws and constitution. Harry Ryan
William Laughlin and Charlie.
Swarg; athletic. Floyd kooser
Floyd Fifield. Roy Hoskins ant
Earl Bentley.
A formal reception for Rev
Philip C. Graf, new pastor of tn,
First Baptist church. and Mrs
Graf will be given by the con
gregation in the church recrea
ton rooms Friday night. Their
will be a program in charge o
Mrs. J. NJ. Jones. Mrs. L. NJ
Hatch and Mrs. Arthur Spoone
will decorate the rooms. Mrs
James Meyers and Mrs. Austi
Dodds will head the refreshmen
group.
Rev. Graf, who succeeds Re,
A. B. Morris. retired. is a gradu
ate Of Washington State colleg
and the Berkeley Divinity schoo
Berkeley. Calf. He has held pas
torstes in Oakland. Calf. Mort
Bend and kittitas, Wash.
Methodist Delegates
The First Methodist church wi
be represented at the Pacifi
Northwest conference of the Metf
odists at Bellingham June 1871
by Robert o. Logan. lay delegat'
and Rev. Philip Raymond. the pas
tor. The conference includes rer
resentatives of all churches
Alaska and Washington.
Luncheon Tuesday
Our Ladies club Of All Saint
Catholic church will hold publ
! o'clock dessert luncheon Tuesds
at the home Of Mrs. Rober, Keno
ziora. SIS 18th ST. y. W. Assist
ing hoxtesses will be Mrs. Fran
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R0SICRUCIAN TALK IN
SEATTLE WEDNESDAY

Taeomans interested in the Ro-
sicrucian philosophy may hear
Mrs. Max Heindel of the Rosicru-
clan Fellowship. Oceanside, Calf,
in free lecture based on Rosicru-
clan philosophy at Eagles hall,
1416 7th ave. Seattle, at s p. m.
Wednesday. June Ia.
Mrs. Heindel is making stop
over in Seattle on her way home
from Alaska. but will be unable
to come to Tacoma.
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Methodist Delegates
Luncheon Tuesday

Luncheon TUESDAY
Our Ladies club Of All Saints
Catholic church will hold a public
] o'clock dessert luncheon Tuesday
at the home Of Mrs Robert kend-
ziora. SIS 18th St y. w. Assist
inr hostesses will be Mrs. Frank