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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Skiers Enjoy
w Elk End
Party at Paradise Is Given
For Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
ard Of Chicago

Probably one of the gayest,
most enthusiastic groups of
skiers at Paradise Inn the past
weekend were members of
the group who formed the
party for the trip sponsored
every three weeks by the Raj
nier National Park Co. with
Mr.. Robert Green in charge.
They left Tacoma Saturday
noon and returned Sunday
evening after a full weekend
Of fun in the snow.
Among other group parties
from Tacoma was one for
which Mr.. Carl Richardson
was host for Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Woodland of Chicago.
Both Mr.. and Mrs Woodland are
formerly of Tacoma and have been
IN the city on a visit for the past
several weeks. He is sports
writer for the Chicago Evening
American and she is an outstand-
ing skater of the middle west.
Other members of the party were
Miss Dixie Tuck, Miss Mildred An
derson, Mrs. Herbert Edwards of
Seattle, Mr.. Leonard Moline, Mr..
Fred Johnston and Mr.. Burr An
dcrSon.
Skicrs from many other cities
Joined the Tacoma crowd for the
traditional Saturday evening ski
dance at Paradise this weekend,
held in the community house.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Welded AZ Church Rites
Saturday Evening

In the chapel or the First Bap-
tist church Saturday evening. Miss
Norma Nadine Lindley. daughter
Of Mrs Annie Lindley Of 2io so.
Tacoma ave became the bride Of
Mr.. Virgil Dell Gipson. son of MIR,
and Mrs. John II, Gipaon OF 5e32
So. Yakima ave. Vows were read
In candlellghlod scene OF winter
gfecnery. Gala lilies and palms by
the Rev. William r Turner The
bride vas given In marriage by
her oldest brother Mr. orin r
Llndlcy
Maid Of honor was Miss Blanche
f. Lindley. sister Of the bride. and
the bridesmaid was Mrs Aubrey
j. Kirby. sister Of the bridegroom.
Candlelightors we're the Misses
Helen and Edna LindleY. niecra OF
the bride. Mr.. Orval Cipson was
best man for his brother and
ushers we're Messrs Eldon Llndley.
brother Of the bride. =. y. wing
and Aubrey J Kirby
Mr.. Arnold " Leyefenz played
the Wedding March. Chapel
Bells" and Cathedral In the Pines"
on the organ. Mrs y q. Flanagan
sang "sWeetest story Ever Told
and the Phllathea Girls quartet
sang Because
BsngaIine Gown
For her wedding the bride wore
white bengallnc wedding gown.
princess style. with heart
shaped neck and train. On her
head was crochcted Juliet cap
from which fell a finger-tip length
white iuile veil She wore white
silk lace mits and carried a Bible
which has been In the family for
over a half century. from which
fell y shower Of gardenias. bou-
yaria and fern. She also wore
string q pearls. gift Of the
bridegroom
a gown ~ dusty pink taffeia
Raa chosen by fhe maid Of h0nor
FOR the ceremony while The brides
maid wore gown ~ tOufquoise
blue Both wore sprays of small
white gardenias IN their hair ana
carried mun covered with roses
ard bougardia. The cAndlclighiers
wore dresses Of salmon eoiorsd
tulle and Wrlsilets u flowers
Reception Follows
A reception IN the church par
lors followed the ceremony With
members u the wedding party
receiving. For the ceremony and
reception Mr.. Llndisy ~ofe a gown
II black chiffon with rhinestone
trim and the Bridegroom mother
wore vine coiorsd crepe Both
wors corsagss u gardenlas and
bouvardis
Miss AiIine HeCoy wa IN charge
- The bride's book ard Mrs J. -
Wing cut the brides cake A.
nsiinE we're Headameg Clifford
Lindiey. Donald Henning ard TIE
Misses AvaneiIs Wsis0n. Ruth
Lorsy. Gsrtn1es Johnson. June
johnson. Irya crockstt. CtsuhilG
Aarestad ard Marin knight 81
Spokane. = cousin % the bride.
For her wedding trip. the bride
wore a two piece. black wool dress
Nth scesssOries 10 match ara =
csraeui coat TIE neH home VIII
be made IN the Gray apartments.
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Now Officers VIII
Take Over Quito,

julia Dent Grant tent. ID. u W,
will hold it's regular business meet
INK Tuesday afternoon IN the arm-
Dry Mrs. Stuart phlneas. newly
elected president. viii be In charge.
Other officers are Mrs NJ. Tore.
senior vice president. Mrs. a. A.
woclfel, junior vice president. Mira.
Ralph colvilie. treasurer, Mrs, w.
ID. 3erEoy, secretary, Mrs. y.
Rhodes. patriotic instructor. Mrs.
n. Savage. chaplain. and Mrs,
Robert wiasingor. press chairman.
Council members arc Mrs. /. Hats
ria. Mrs. ~. Maephofaon, Mira. u.
7. Bryant. Mrs. Anna Atfauch Ia
guard and Mrs. Edith Collins her
assistant.
Ladies Auxiliary Of the Eagles.
card party IN their hall Tuesday
afternoon, Mrs X Dickinson. chair
man. Tuesday evening the suzll.
larry viii hold its regular business
meeting.
Lend a Hand circle Of tbe Kings
Daughter. and Sons VIII meet
Wednesday al o'clock at the
home Of Mrs. Agnes Drew. ITO
Fawcett ave Mrs Laura Drew
wlll be the assisting hostsas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Western Writer'S Will Hear
Professor Waller S. Davis
Member Of History Department Faculty Of coxs9s d po-
get Sound WIN spssL on Literary Msssrisl d THIS
Section ~ Meeting Friday evening

Prof Walter Scott Davis the history department Of the
College of Puget Sound viii speak Literary Material in
the Puget Sound Area when he appears speaker
before the Tacoma chapter Of the League of Western Writer'S
meeting a, the home Of Mr. and Mrs H. n Maybin Friday
evening. jan 20.
Prof Davis i well qualified to apeak this subject have
ng conducted classes Northwest history and donc much
work in this field during the 10 he
the e r. Y faculty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Lewis Chapter TO Meet

Lewis chapter. o. =. S, will
honor its state past patrons and
charter members with $50
o'clock dinner Tuesday evening in
the Masonic hall at Fort Lewis.
Mrs. Chell Ross is dinner chairman.
Following the dinner hour. a
regular business meeting will be
held in the chapter room at 8
O'Clock. with Mrs. 2 r. Rodgers
and Willis Somervilie presiding
Lewis chapter past mstrons will
take part IN p flag ceremony dur
ny the evening. At the close Of
INC meeting late supper vii be
served with Mrs Felix Robertson
and Art Balson pouring All
Eastern Stars are welcome 20 at
tend the meeting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Scouts Attend Party

Girl Scout Troop No. rs took
part in the party held at the
American Legion hall Friday
night, Those attending were
Thelma Wickstrom and Mary VIII
liams Of University Place and Mar
jorie Crockett and Shirley Brown
of Day Island Girl Scout leaders,
Mrs. Harold Bile Mrs Glenn VIII
lisms an Miss Katherine Goet-
ting. accompanied the girls
Mrs. c. S. Berry. one of the
members Of the troop committee.
has been appointed chairman Of
the Girl Scout cookie crunch in
this district.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Mother, Mix Your Own
Cough Remedy. It's Better

msks . fan pias ef really spiss11o
.sasA .sasay az ,os 60 sssss - =.
sssef spoils. lssts family : lsn0 tie
AID Tor qaIct. bl<szsd relief. yss'Il
ssy Il l. Truly wosisrfnL Il Ms : -
sssstabis action. Il tooeen The phlsgm,
sostk<s the isfitAl<d m<mbeanes. ~
heIps clear the air psssassA
eonsa ming Norway Zine "a paIafahle
knorn for Us prompt action 10 coughs
and bronchial irrikattons. 4oney -
funded v It doesst pleasa you = every
VA -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17

The Typographical suslilsry viii
not hold social meeting IN
January. members attending In
stead the card party given by the
Carpenters auxiliary al the Bfoad.
fnoor Jan, II, Definite plans ~
ths auxiliary may be obtained ny
calling Mrs. Everett Morse ~ the
social committee of the Typo
graphical auxiliary or Mrs v v.
Come of The Carpenters agsiIs
lazy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Parties Fete
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Gensili and Mrs. Nesbi'
Honor Recon. Bride

Honoring Mrs. iarrcl X,
Smith tMarianne Clamp. n
recent bride. two parties were
given last week. Friday eve
ming Mrs. Leno Gentili enter
tanned for her sister at a mis-.
ecllaneous shower and evening
OF games and on Thursday
Mrs. Hugh J. Nesbit enter
tanned at n shower and after
noon tea complimenting Mrs.
Smith.
A late supper, served from a IA.
bic beautifully appointed with vel
low and cedar tapers, followed
Friday evenings shower.
Guests were Meadamea q, A.
Beckman. Lloyd pemarcst. Charles
Porter. l.. pahlbets. PRED Boyer.
Elmer Otto. Julia Mund. Faya
Smith. O. \. Land, Jerry Clark.
&, G. Trimblc, nnl Raue. y, j.
Camp and Hugh J, Neshis Others
were the MISSES Mnricl jackson.
Maryl Bockman. Louise fioohman.
Charlotte haflly. Ada Arthur, Ma.
dine seshit. Carol Clamp. June
Kersehek and the guest of honor.
Gurais of Mrs Neshit Thursday
Afternoon were the Mcsdamea G, u.
kinshury, FIRED soper. Charles ror.
ter, Marian Boslch, Ray weinrich,
Al Anderson. Roy Thompson, Art
Mitchell and daughter Phyllis, A.
u. Meyers. J, II Lane and daugh.
ter Bcrnsdine. NJ Wright. \. g.
Clamp. mother Of the bride, and
tho Misses Nadine. Beverly and
Donna Marie Ncsbil. and Mrs
beno oentili and Miss Carol Clamp,
sisters OF the bride.
Tea was served. At the olose Of
the afternoon. from a table charm.
ingly conferred With greens and
blue tapets
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17

General Welfare Gsntsr. Mo. ia.
viii meet Tuesday Of J 20 D. ~. 10
the Marine View Community hall
for a short business NESTING 10
complete plans for a pot luck ~
which Mayor John slssis and Mr..
John Hudson ~ Seattle viii b.
the guest speakers Thsir subject
siii De National Old Age Pensions.
Tacoma GhIiafss's HONS sssissy
meets 81 2 o'clock Tuesday sftsfs
mon slfh Mrs. Ols Ness. 1871 10.
Hhsfidsn ave Mrs. Eric Mullen
all prs-.ds.
Basy Needle. sewing sl.s will
meet "Wednesday for a ~ 20 luneh.
ron a. ths V. w y nall. szzs NJ.
Tacoma way Tns dsxrss team
viii meet At a. m. for practices.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Situation in
Europe, 7 opic
Dean Tuell TO SPEAK Before
Y-ed Members Tues
day Evening

Dean Tuell, who recently re-
turned from a trip abroad. will
be guest speaker for the N-Ed
club Tuesday evening, accord
ing to Miss FloriS Taschner.
program chairman. Mr.. Tuell
will talk on the political and
economic conditions in Europe
as he found them during his
travels through the various
countries.
Mr.. Tuell will also tell some of
the interesting experiences he and
his brother and Miss Mildred
Brown encountered as they drove
two new cars. one of them a
hearse, out from the east during
the holidays.
With each member Of the club
contributing points for her side in
the membership drive by her at
tendance each week, by bringing in
new members. or by the renewal OF
an old membership. an especially
large attendance is expected Tues
day evening.
AT their last session, the public
affairs class decided to follow the
activities of congress. This pro-
gram Will be carried out by each
member Of the group making an
individual study of the situation
and by the presence of speakers
from time to time who will help
make this a most interesting and
enlightening class
The chairman OF the class, Miss
Maurine Henderson, announces the
speaker for Tuesday evening to be
Mr. Tom Swayze He will give a
general introduction to the prob
lens that face congress at the
present time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
NEWS AND NOTES OF SOCIETY," CLUBS, SCHOOLS CHURCHES
legislative Committee 10
Hold Session,

Mts. n +. Thomas. chairman -
the legislative oommltter - shs
NomAn. club. viii hald = meeting
once week during The present
session ~ the legislature. The fssst
meeting viii Re held At IN a'ciock
Tuesday At the Nomans club.
house During the morning ssans
81 the isnpoFtsn, bills hsfarr TIRE
legislature vin hc discussed ~
guest speakers
The meeting Ia open 10 ire mem.
hers el the club and all others in.
serosiea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Receive Congratulations on
Birth OF First Child

Mr. and Mrs. Loren r. Ailard
announce the birth Of their first
child. = son. Jan. 10. IN the Ia
coma General hospital. Grand
parents sharing IN The eongratuls
lions are M. and Mrs y Brcae-
mann and Mr.. and Mr.. ". ".
Hard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17

They were DR.. Myrtle Ely. the
local president: Miss Wilma Zim-
norman, Miss Marian Hager, Mrs.
Edna Brown. Mrs Clara Candy.
Mrs. Eva Baker and Miss Gladys
Petrie.
Members of the group viii hold
their regular meeting Tuesday at
noon in the Elks club. Mrs. Maude
Richard will give another Of her
popular talks on current events.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17

The first Collins PIT A meet
ing u 1888 sag called 10 order
by Mrs. { LJnd. president. on
Jan 10. Hrz a o Anderson
introduced Mrs. Esther Wander
flute. VINO presented some Of her
W r. 4. piano students
a brief business meeting fol-
lowed the program, after which
a social hour was held The com
mittee In charge included Mrs. 4.
l.. Jelle. Mrs. Fred Dow. Mrs
Fren Hanson. Mrs. II. {. Hitler
and Mrs. ". r. Hin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Triangle Club Dime,
To Be Jan. 10

The Mons Triangle Club NJ The
Flrst United Presbyterian church
viii sponsor a family putluek din.
nor and retreat Wednesday eve.
ming. January ~. at $50 o'eiaek
Reservations may be made Al the
church office from D until II
o'clock each morning. mr. through
MI Carl fost, and Mrs. William
Glenn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Ladies Auxiliary VIII
Have Luncheon

a luncheon and card party al,
the BrosdmOOr Tuesday at 1870
IL being planned by the Ladies'
auxiliary Of the Carpenters union
Mrs. Lewls Aeyers and Mrs. How
ard Knesal are in charge.
Past Presidents. Canadian f~-
gion Auxiliary, VIII meet for IL
0 clock luncheon at the home Of
Mrs. o. y. Gaylord. sis FsNceit
ave. Wednesday. a business meet
ing Will be held at 100 with Mira.
George Underwood In charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17

Dr. Horace j. Whitarfe VIII he
the guest speaker At the tint.
versity Place PIT. A. meeting TO
be held Tuesday evening At \
o'clock. Ills topic VIII be Social
Hygiene Instruction from tho Par
onts Viewpoint"
Mr.. George u. Curtis. principal
Of tho school. will show moving
pictures OF the children. One Of
these Ia Of skiing At Paradise
during cnristmss vacation the
other ~ the football players last
fall. Other numbers ON tbs pro.
gram will be an accordion soio by
Barbara ruttle and community
singing.
iioatssses for the evening are 10
he Mira Arthur Wlckstnm, Mira,
Glenn brown, Mrs Julius Toilet.
son and Mrs. &. T.. stout
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
Sheridan Pr. A. Plans
Silver Tea

sheridan PIT. A viii give the
first Of a series q silver teas At
the home II Mrs. Hsrold Wsigren.
/ IS Ia. e7th 81. at $50 O'Clock
Tuesday evening Mrs Helen Olson.
president, viii be the hostess and
viii be assisted BY Mrs Hugh Hal.
lock and Mrs. William Hanson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17

No matter phst ,oa might sp~nd tor
mseleiss, yes eouida't get quicker. BET
tsr rslisf from coughs that start from
colds than this simple bors< mixture
riysa IL takes but . upenssat 10 Pre-
psrs--it's 80 saay q child could do ~
And Il saves real money.
Make 4 syrup by stirring eups
translated sugar sad one cup 81 wafer
fss m0m<nts uatk dissolved. No
cooking 10 needed.
Thea get "a ounces 81 Pinex from
sny druggist Pour fhls into pint
bottle. saa add Jour syrup. Thur yoa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
ST. Cecilia Try-Oufs

81 Cecilia cluD VII hold 10
second tryouts a. 7 O'Clock Tueg-
day evening in the studio ~ Karl
Weiss In the Temple theater build
ing Chorus rehearssls will begin
Jan. %
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17

Visiting in the east A. the pres
cnt time are NJ and Hrs p.
Bunker While IN Me- York city.
they will be a. the Hotel Com
rrcdors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-17
PIT "A. And
School News
THURSDAY

Arlington FL. n. VIII meet IN
the school at 80 o'clock, Mrs. II.
T. Sallee presiding. There will be
an open forum on the new report
cards with teacher and parent
leading the discussion. Mrs. NJ. V.
Mozel will present skit on the
National Parent-Teacher magazine.
Miss Alberta Repass viii direct a
short program. Tea will be served
Mckinley PIT. A. viii meet IN
the lunchroom at o'clock for tea.
Business meeting in room 10 at
3:l5. Mrs, {. G.. Trimble will speak
on Parent Teacher Relationships. 3"
Mrs. James Flagg will discuss
Legislation Two groups of chill
drcn under the direction OF Miss
Eklund will provide a musical pro-
gram.
Grant PIT. A. viii honor the
Fathers at S O'Clock In the school.
Mr. Bertram Myhue, second vice
president, will be In charge Of the
program and VIII present 1t.
George w. Larmond Of Fort Lewis.
with the 18th Infantry, Can Do
Regiment who will speak on the
first 20 months Of the war in China
and Japan and show colored films.
Albert and Anthony Mazzuta will
play clarinet solos +. y. Dean
has charge of the supper 10 be
served in the lunchroom. assisted
by the fathers Of the pupils in Mrs.
3. Mackey's room.
Manitou PIT. 4. viii sponsor a
school and community hobby show
in the school auditorium. Exhibits
Will be received at the school from
1890 to 100 O'Clock by Mrs. Paul
Dougherty, Mrs. Emil Schiller, Mrs.
Ernest Jonason and Mrs Carl
Emmett Business meeting at 2
o'clock, Mrs. Paul Dougherty
presiding A hobby symposium
will be presented by Mrs. r. T.
Longc. Mrs. James Taylor. radio:
Mrs. Ford Waldron. motion pic
lures, and Mrs Edna Morrison.
arts. Mrs. Sam Braidwood will d.
rect singing. Students Of Miss
with songs. Mrs. Jack kimball,
Mrs. William Reedy and Mrs. Jo-
seph Bussone. hostesses. The ex-
ecutiye board will meet at 100.
Manitou PIT. a. il sponsoring a
card party Jan. % In the school
auditorium. Pinochle, bridge and
500 Will be played MIS-. Jack Kim
ball. cards Mrs. Floyd Cronandcr.
fayors: Mrs. W. W. Carrie ana
Mrs. Gust Jonsson. tickets and
refreshments.
FRIDAY
Washington PIT. A. vii honor
Dads Night AZ 100 O'Clock.
james r. stewart PIT. 4. will
meet al the school al 7.s5 p. m.
for their Dads SIght program.
The business meeting under the
direction Of Mrs. T. VI Ableson.
will be held in room i03 The pro-
gram will be in IN. auditorium a.
s:15. c. g. Jesperton viii SPEAK
on Educational Legislation.
There will be q group Of musical
numbers by graduates Of the PARK
Avenue school, and a play. DO
You Remember by the dads Of
the district. 4 late supper Will BE-
served in the lunchroom with Mrs.
g. NJ. LUecknnOtte and her com
mittee from Park Avenue school
IN charge.
Mt. Tacoma Rebekah Priscilla
club will meet In the !. o. o. r.
temple, Tuesday. Last years off
Gers, all reelected. continue sc-
tivties under Mrs. J. Jur!eh. presi-
dent. Luncheon will be served al
II 20 O'Clock.
Sewing club OF the Danish Sister
hood meets Tuesday a. / o'clock
with Mrs. Yeddie Jensen, 1905 So.
14th ST.
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Evening star., 1939-01-29
Morningside College
Choir Gives Concert

A successful concert was given
Friday night by the Morningside
College Choir at the First Congrega-
tional Church, this being the choir's
irst appearance in this city. Com
posed of so voices under the direc-
ton Of Paul MacCollin, it is one of
the pioneer organizations of cap
pella singing in this country.
Included in the program were
Lottis "Crucifixus," Bach's Singing
to the Lord" Normand Lockwoods
psalm 123' and Loud" Shvedof's
1--WE Have No Other Guide" Dunn's
Song of the Night" Healey Will
lan's "Apostrophe to the Heavenly
Host" Frances MacCollin's Dear
Lord and Father of Mankind" and
Love In Grief" and Life" from
Christiansen's cycle From Grief to
Glory"
r. Nathaniel Detts arrangement
Of Somebody's Knocking at Your
Door" was sung by the choir's solo,
tst, Elizabeth MacCollin. with a
humming accompaniment by the
choir.
Before returning to Iowa early in
February, the choir will have COM
pleted its annual tour which in
cluded engagements in Missouri,
Tennessee, Virginia, Pennsylvania,
Indiana and Illinois.
Evening star., 1939-01-29
Center Is Planning Varied
Anniversary Program

The Jewish Community Center is
preparing varied program of activ-
tiles for new members next month
in celebration of the 18th ami
versary of the institution and the
opening OF the new four-story ad-
dition to the center's building
The membership drive which has
been In progress for three weeks
still has 10 days to run. More than
1000 members have been signed and
drive leaders hope to obtain total
of $500 by February 8, when the
workers will be feted at dinner
dance at the Mayflower Hotel
Three programs will be presented
at the center under the auspices
of the National Jewish Forum dur
ing the next three weeks. The first
will be the performances this after
noon and tonight of the Sue Hast
ings Marionettes. This afternoon
the show will be Little Black
Sambo" and "The Discontinued
Donkey" Tonight's performance will
include "Sinbad the Sailor"
Wednesday night the final insti-
tute of series on Jewish history
will be held at the center. Rabbi
Solomon H. Metz of the Sixth Street
Synagogue will speak on THE
Emancipated Jew" Louis Often
berg will preside.
The Town Hall of the Air discus
y sion group meets Thursday night
to take up the question How Can
Europe Avoid War;" following radio
talks by Jan Masaryk and others.
Anniversary month activities at
the center will be climaxed with a
special weeks program starting Feb
ruary 10, during which there will
be Mardi Gras, an athletic night
and an evening Of music, with the
center symphony orchestra giving
Its first concert OF the season.
Evening star., 1939-01-29
Ford Hits Examiner
|nL Labor Hearing as
Hostile 10 Witnesses
Brief Asks Board Dismiss
All Findings as Bosed
On Unfair Proceedings
By the Associate ted Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Ford Motor Co., asking the
Labor Board yesterday to dismiss
all findings based on a hearing con-
Quoted by Examiner John T. Lind
say into organization of Ford en-
ployes, accused the examiner of
hostile and antagonistic treatment"
Of company witnesses.
In brief filed with the board the
company asserted the examiners
action denied the Ford Co. "a full,
fair and open hearing"
The brief replied to a board an
nouncement that it would order re-
instatement of % Dearborn plant
workers and direct the company to
stop discouraging membership in the
United Automobile Workers, a. c..
I. o. union, unless the company
proved within 80 days it was not
at fault.
The board also announced it
would direct the company to with
draw recognition of the Ford Broth
erhood of America, Inc, as a col
lective bargaining agency and halt
organization of 'vigilante or SINH
lar groups"
The brief asserted the examiner
"either was misled into believing
that, since the board itself possesses
the dI1a1 functions of 1roSec,ltor
and judge it was his privilege to act
as prosecutor or he was possessed
of a bias in favor of the complain
ing union SO strong that he was
unable to avoid adopting the role
Of prosecutor.
In any event." the brief contin-
ued, "his deviations from judicial
duty and his demonstrations of par
TALLY were so frequent and so eX-
treme as to leave no doubt that his
conduct was such as to cause the
witnesses who testified to believe that
he desired them to give testimony
unfavorable to respondent and to
withhold testimony favorable to re-
spondent and to believe that they
could with impunity give partial,
misleading and false testimony pro-
viding the effect produced thereby
was unfavorable to respondent"
The brief also said the examiner
gave markedly sympathetic ana
friendly treatment to witnesses tes-
tifying in support of charges against
the company.