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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-06-09

Countess Leases
Cottage at
Gibson Island

Countess dAdhemar, widow of
Count Raoul d'Adhemar, has leased
the cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Baulsir at Gibson Island for the sea-
son. The Countess, who has not been
in Washington during the midwinter
season since the death of the Count,
except for brief visits, went to Glib
son Island yesterday for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. John Paul deBerry of Shang-
hal, China is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Bamford Smith in their
summer home on the upper Potomac.
Miss Frances Clark and Miss JAG
queline Jones are spending this week
at West Point, N Y. for the June
week festivities at the United States
Military Academy. Miss Clark and
Miss Jones spent last week at An
napolis. where they took part in
the June week festivities at the
United States Naval Academy.
Miss Clark, daughter Of Comdr
and Mrs. Volney O. Clark, is a stu
dent at American University
Miss Jones, daughter of Mrs
Roy K. Jones and the late Comdr
Jones will take a graduate course at
Gunston Hall next winter.
DR. and Mrs. H. H. Tuynboll of
Leyden, Holland have returned to
Washington, where they have taken
an apartment at Fairfax Hotel.
They spent year in the Netherlands
and Germany DR.. and Mrs. Tuyn-
boil are accompanied by their young
grandson. Hans Scheltem, 11-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Scheltem of Bethesda, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-06-09
Notes From the Social Calendar Of Washington and
Weddings Of Interest
To Capital Residents
Miss Bailey and MIR. Beall Married
In Rockville; Miss Nordeen
Bride of Mr.. Book

Miss Mildred L. Bailey and Mr. Arthur and
Mrs Bea OF Jamestown Nd married
the garden Of the home parents Gordon W.
Bailey in Rockville The pastor
Presbyterian Church. presence number OF
guests and the ceremony followed by reception.
The bride,
Of white with
orchids Her maid Of honor and
Ivan Of Garrett Park
The music played by Miss Lucy o Rockville.
Upon their return from their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-06-09

See WEDDINGS, Page BAD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-06-09
Suburban
Social
Notes
Mary Ledbetter
And Fiance Are
Entertained

Miss Mary Ledbetter of Mclean.
Va, and Mr.. Eugene Goldsby Rober-
son of Selma. Ala. whose marriage
will take place tomorrow in St.
Johns Episcopal Church, Mclean.
were the guests of honor last eve
ming when Miss Marion Prior of
Eden Terrace, Gainesville, Md, en-
tertained
This evening following the re-
hearsal for the wedding Miss Led
Continued on Page B-4.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-06-09

Mrs. Charles J. Long and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Alice Long, left to-
day for West Point N. Y. to attend
the graduating exercises at the
United States Military Academy.
Mrs. Longs son, Cadet Charles J.
Long, graduates Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-06-09
Dance Program Given

A variety of dances, including an
Indian war dance and the Can-Can
was presented last night by students
of the Adelaide Courtney School at
Fourteenth street and Park road
NV. More than 100 students par
ticipated. One dance which received
high praise from the audience was
q military dress parade number.
Evening star., 1939-08-10

r-ond-eum. 46x36 inches
open; l7X2x36 inches closed.
Now SASS
Dining Room Group
18th Century Dining Room
Suite, 10 pieees-Ioree buf-
fet, china closet, server,
pedestal extension table, arm
chair and five side chairs.
Now w--------$l49.50
lo-pieee Solid Mahogany
Suite-buffet, extension Dun
cum Phyfe style table, server
with swivel top, six-tier-boek
Duncan Phyfe style chairs.
lo-pieee Dining Room Suite
richly finished mahogany
veneer on gum. 18th Century
style. includes china closet,
buffet, Duncan Phyfe style
extension table, flip top
server, arm chair and five side
chairs. NoW-----$169.50
Also Wolnut Dining Room
Suites Reduced
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Semi-- nnual Savings
Living Room and Dining Room
Furniture Reduced $50 and More

lmperioI Occasional TobIes,
coffee, lamp, moeozine-end
and book -end styles. Mohoe-
any or walnut veneer-ond-
eumwood. Made in Grand
Rapids. Now -------$9.95
Governor Winthrop Desks,
four boI|-ond-eIow feet, secret
interior sections. 81 inches
wide. Mahogany or walnut
veneer and gum.
Now -----------S24.95
Governor Winthrop Seere-
tories, four boI|-ond-cIow
feet. G!oss-erilI doors. WAL
nut or mahogany veneer-ond-
gum. Now
KneehoIe Desks, the backs
are finished. BeveIed-edee
top. 42x22 inches. Seven
drawers. Mahogany or wal
nut veneer-ond-eum.
Now $I9.95
Drop-leof Tobles, pedestal
boses, with bross claw feet.
Two drawers. Mahogany ve-
Evening star., 1939-08-10
Boys, Youths Stacks
and Knickers, IS
Originally SIPS to SI.75

Originally SIPS to SI.75
$50 pairs in cotton checks or
stripes. also white linen, we'll tai
lored. Slightly irregular or soiled.
Sizes 8 to 10.
300 Ties for boys or youths. OF
striped, plaid or plain rayons in
light and dark colors. Originally
25c and Csc. Now -- 15c
10 Boys Three Piece Sailor Suits
in white cotton. blue trimmed.
Sizes 5 to 9. Originally 1885.
Now CSC
20 Boys Sleeveless Wash Suits in
cotton covert cloth. Sizes S to
9. Originally 81. Now 35c, 3 for 81
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1939-08-10
Juveniles Apparel
IS
OriqinalIp 81 to SI.qS

Originally 81 to 5I95
223 pieces, including spun rayon
or cotton dresses and little boys
cotton suits. Sizes to 6 in the
group
81 Little Boys Cotton Suits. Sizes
to s, Originally sl.58 and sl.95.
Now CSC
IS Pieces, including hat and coat
sets in cotton pique and toddlers'
cotton dresses. Sizes l to s. Orig
inally sls5 and s2.e5. Now, S1.35
36 Pieces, including wool bathing
suits and few cotton dresses.
Sizes l to 4. Originally 58c to 81.
w" CCC
DOWN STAIRS STORE,
INFANTS AND JUVENILES.
Evening star., 1939-08-10

weekly campfire program sponsored
by the ONCE of National Capital
Parks at the Sylvan Theater in the
Washington Monument Grounds.
H. H. Harriss, president of the
Washington Leica Club, will speak
on Mexico in Color Through
Camera Lens" He recently made
& month tour Of the Central
American republic and made pic
lures throughout.
Evening star., 1939-08-10

Following an overwhelming vote
in favor Of the purchase at 4 special
election in May, the city has Of
fered to buy the building now used
by the battery and the land on
which 1t is situated from the Fred
ericksburg Fair Association, which
now is being Hquidated by the
court.
No steps have been taken to
carry out a program of improve
Evening star., 1939-08-10
Junior Misses
Dresses, $50

Originally S3.95 to s795
A., in rayons, suitable for street
wear. Sizes II to II.
"a Dresses in printed or solid
color rayon crepe. Some two
piece. Sizes II to II. Were S7.95.
Now S4,45
6 Dresses in rayon crepes, prints
or plain colors. Sizes II to II.
Originally S395. Now S1.50
6 Rayon Dresses in dark colors.
Sizes II to II. Originally 1895.
Now 81
Down STAIRS SToRE,
JUNIOR MISSES.
Evening star., 1939-08-10
Living Room Group

Virginia (Duneon Phyfe
styIe) Sofos, solid mahogany
exposed frame, bross claw
feet, reversible scot cushions.
Now ----------$69.50
Living Room choirs, four ex-
tremeIy comfortable, popular
styles. Wing, Barrel, Tufted-
back, down-fi||ed PiI|ow-boek.
Now, each --------$29.75
ChippendoIe- style Occasional
chairs, solid Philippine mo-
hoeony, choice Of attractive
covers. Now S9.95
Modern Two piece Living
Room Suites, comfortable and
smart, choice Of durable cov-
ers. Now $102
London. Club Two-piece Liv-
ing Room Suites, nohoir-ond-
cotton frieze covers. Re-
versibIe spring scot cushions.
Now $119.50
Evening star., 1939-08-10
CirdIes, So

Specially priced because
slightly imperfect
100 in pantie and regular styles.
Two-way stretch rayon and cot
ton. woven with "Lastex" yarn.
Small, medium and large.
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1939-08-10
Court Approval Sought
For Armory Purchase
Special Dispatch to The Star.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Aug. 10.
Court approval will be sought for
the purchase by the city for $1,000 Of
the Battery F Armory at the Fair
Grounds. authorized by the City
Council at meeting held this week.
Evening star., 1939-08-10

ments deemed necessary pending ac-
ton by Judge Frederick w. Cole
man on tn city's offer to purchase
the property.
Evening star., 1939-08-10
Mems Wash Stacks
Special s. pair

Irresulars, if perfect ,conld be Sis and sI95
800 pairs all Sanforized- -shrunk (residual shrink
age 1eo), in woven stripes, plain colors checks.
Also hopsacking weaves. Slightly irregular
soiled Sizes 20 to 46.
300 Mems Ties of rayon In stripes
plads and light dark solid colors Originally 35c 65c
Now 18c; s for 81
200 pairs Mems Sample Hose and hose reduced from stock
Rayon nd cotton in regular and anke
styles Sizes 10 to H. Originally Csc SOC Now 1sc for 81
$50 pairs Mems Cotton Paamas notch MILDLY surplce
styles Stripes paids sizes A, B, and D Slightly
perfect soled If perfect would be 81 to s35 Now 75c
40 Mems Barreltype Sleeveless Sweaters alwool Small
medium or large. Originally ST. Now 35c
Down STAIRS SroRK,
Evening star., 1939-08-10
Not Remnants-But Very Specially Priced
Annual August Savings
Mems Shirts, s.

These haze sold in regular stock at sI65 and sI95
1900 including white cotton broadcoth collar attached
neckband styles Sanforized-shrunk (residual
shrinkage not more than 1fo). Also. fancy woven
madrases and striped and checked cottons; well-tai
lored, full-cut Sizes 1872 to II in the group.
Down STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1939-08-10
Chi|dren's Shoes
Reduced

SO pairs Pollyanna Shoes with
arch support and narrow heel.
In black, white or brown. Pat
ent leather, suede and elk in the
group. Broken sizes. Were $3.50
and 81. Now $3.50
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1939-08-10
Handbags, So

Were 76c
50. chiefly in tophandle style. In
cotton hopsacking or imitation
calf.
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1939-08-10
Summer Furniture Reduced $50
and More from Original Prices
|
nnr hH
Clearance of
B|ouses, Jackets
important savings for you

important savings tor you
ee Embroidered Pique and Cotton Botiste Blouse.
with friIIy or jobot lace trim. Were S. and S5.e5.
81 Novelty BIouses-Ioce- trimmed cotton piques,
silks, cotton botistes and stunning royons Were
II BIouses- -oreondies, figured and plain royons,
cottons and few cotton looes with metal threod
IS Cotton BIouses-sonoe tucked, others with jo-
bots and friIIs Were ST 25 Now---75e
Sizes 81 TO SO but not all sizes in all styles.
rs Royon Toffeto Boero and Sosh Sets-fIoroI
design. Were So 3o5 Now Sl
Cotton EyeIet Embroidered BoIeros, rose and
copen. One white pique with navy braid trim.
Were Sl95. 81
Royon Joekets, some with hoods attached Were
IS Royon Crepe, FoiIIe and Toffeto Joeket,, some
broided Were S5.o5. Now -S2 S2e5
! Novy Linen Boero trimmed with white broid
Size 3o. Was S5o5. Now Sl.e5
Copen Linen soIero, heavily braided Size le
Was S5.95. Now
Sizes n to 20 and 81 to jS included but not all
sizes in all styles.
NEcKwLAR, AISLE Is. FIRST Floor
Evening star., 1939-08-10
Pictures of Mexico
To Feature PROGRAM

Colored pictures Of Mexico will be
presented at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
Evening star., 1939-08-10
Wood|eigh Shoes, '2'9'
We're IS

125 pairs in colors and materials suitable for
late Summer wear. Wool gabardne and calf
in black, navy or tan. Not all sizes.
10 pairs White BelIaire Shoes with built-n arch
Oxfords and step-ins in suede, linen calf Broken
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1939-08-10
Hats, So

Originally 81 to s295
IS In straw or rayon fabrics
Assorted sizes.
IS Hats in straws and rayons.
Originally 81 to Sl95. Now 25c
50 Pastel Fur Felt Hats. Assorted
headsizes. Originally S295 and
1895. Now S1.95
Down STAIRS SroRE.
Evening star., 1939-08-10
Mems Cotton
Sports Shirts, So

These haze regularly sold for SIC and 81
12O0 in attractive assortment Such popular Weaves as
cotton hopsacking cotton gabarne Stub yarns cotton
crashes and cotton broadclothS. In outer styles,
with short sleeves. Small, medium large
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1939-08-10

Would regularly be S6c and 81
600 in cool cotton weaves with open
neck and short sleeves. Button front
and slipon styles. Cotton knit
basque shirts. Sizes to is.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1939-08-10

Rayon Crepe Gowns
78e z for $3.50
Tresnlars, if perfect
,conld be 81 each
800 In prints or rayon satin
striped, Only slight Irregularities.
Sizes IS to II.
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1939-08-10
Costume Slips
Special 78e

If in regular stock would
sell for 81
300 In rayon crepe. with panel
fronts, Four gore cut in cotton
lace trimmed or embroidered tai
lored types. White or tearose;
sizes "a to a.
Down STAIRS SroRE.
Evening star., 1939-08-10
Girls Apparel, IS
Originally Sis to SI95

1l2 pieces, including cotton
dresses, straw or washable cotton
hats, and cotton blouses.
27 Pieces, including cotton dresses,
rayon blouses and a few straw
hats. Sizes 8 to 16. Originally
$l95 and s2.95. Now Csc
4 Ankle-length Party Dresses for
girls. In cotton and rayon. Sizes
IL to 16. Originally $295 to $5.95.
i>o" $I.5o
81 Pieces, including cotton dresses
and wool-and-cotton Beanie hats.
Originally SIC to ST. Now 35c
IS Pieces, including rayon vests
and few cotton polo shirts. Sizes
to IA. Originally 28c and SIC.
Down STAIRS SToRI, GIRLS.
Evening star., 1939-08-10

Mems Cotton Stacks Suits
Reduced for Clearance
81 '95
Originally S2.95 to S4.95
95 in blue, tan, green or natural.
Hopsacking and gabardine weaves;
in small, medium and large sizes,
but not all sizes in each color.
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1939-08-10
Women's and Misses
Summer Suits, $50

Originally s595 and 57.95
20 in rayon weaves White beige pink navy or
black; sizes II to 18 and 80 to A.
IA Misses Shore Coats sportswear and dresser types
Al-Uoo in tweed plain In the group: Navy
violet grape blue and mixtures 90 Originally
S1095. Now ------------------ S.
Down STAIRS sroRE COATS AND SUITS
Evening star., 1939-08-10
Misses and Women's
Dresses, 81 '95

Originally S795 to sI395
96 in printed or plain rayon crepes; some jacket
styles included. Broken sizes
Down STAIRS STORE, DRESSES
Evening star., 1939-08-10
Silk Chiffon Hose

Silk Chiffon Hose
Special So
Irreealars of higher priced
hose
500 pairs, three or four thread.
Only slight irregularities. Sizes
Ga to 1912.
300 pairs Anklets for girls and
boys. Broken sizes. Were 25c pair.
Now 15c, 2 pairs, 25c
Down STAIRS STORE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
DR.. R0SENFELD
TO SPEAK HERE
Man Who Once Fined
Adolf Hitler Due
On Wednesday

Dr. Kurt Resented. sa.yesr.old
pre-Hitler minister Of justic. in
Prussia, now a refugee in the
United States, will speak in Ia.
coma next Wednesday evening The
former high German official will
lecture at s o'clock in Odd Fellows
hall, at 9Th and Fawcett AYES.
A lawyer in Munich. DR..
Resented cross-examined Hitler in
1882, shortly before he rose TO
power. and was responsible for
having the fuhrer-to-be fined l 900
marks.
DR.. Rosenfeld was a member Of
the German reichstag for u years
and from 1910 to 1920 a member
o. the city council of Berlin. In
1928 he represented the reichstae
as a delegate to the International
Parliamentary conference in Wash
ington and Ottawa.
His property confiscated. his
German citizenship and right to
practice law cancelled by the Nazi
government. he fled to Czecho-
slovakia and then to Paris. In
June, 1894. he came to the United
states where he is rebuilding his
career, writing. lecturing and con-
sulting with New York law Of
flee.
His appearance here next We'd
nesday is sponsored by the Amer
lean League for Peace and De-
mocracy.
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ments. More caution. discretion
and reflection would he beneficial.
Letters Closed nj Top
These people can readily be
trusted. They would not break
faith or betray q confidence.
Letters Open and Closed
This denotes a frank person who
endeavors TO be less outspokcn in
his remarks.
Letters Looped and Closed
This reveals an evasive nature
who Is able to secure information
from others. but tells nothing
about himself.
"Pouting ~"
This indicates . credulous. con-
fiding nature who would place too
much trust and faith In people.
ARE YOU ALERT:
Combination
The writer has average powers
Of perception.
sharp Letters
This indicates a keen, alert and
active mentality with an acute
perception.
Round Letter.
This person IL lacking in mental
agility. and il slow in perception,
He should develop more alertness
and rapidity of thought.
HAVE YOU WILL POWER.
go Bar spear shaped
This person likes to argue and IN
inclined 10 be sarcastic and criti-
cal.
80" Bmr Star-ShAped
This denotes very sensitive
nature.
~" Bar Hooked
This denotes will-power. firm
ness. persistency and tenacity of
purpose.
"t" Bar Crossed and Eliminated
The writer is not steadfast In
his aims and purposes. He should
cultivate more firmness and de-
At" Bar Crossing Several Letters
This indicates impulsiveness. VI
vaoity and perastency. The writer
will forge ahead regardless Of DIFF
ficulties or obstacles.
WHAT Is YOUR VOCATION?
r
This type of person has a prac-
tical turn OF mind and his or her
work should be along practical
lines. They make good business
men or business women. farmers.
lin cases Of women. good house /
keepers, carpenters. plumbers.
restaurant and hotel managers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
7 RIFLE TEAMS
WILL COMPETE

Accepting the challenge Of the
18th infantry. famous Can Do
regiment Of Fort Lewis, members
Of the rifle team of the i4s,h y. A.
Washington national guard. viii
meet the team ~ the regulars on
the Fort Lewis range IN a match
over the national rife course Al
: 80 q m. next Sunday. sgt Frank
Gates coach 81 the national guard
riflemen. has announced.
The national rife course includes
ranges Of 200. 800. 400 and 1000
yards,
Members II the issth v. A. team
are owen Richards. Pau James.
Robert Molleif. Charles HollinEer.
Raymond rohln and Rolan d
kcehler.
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Actual 1925
and 1926 Values

very sssty ~ sansst ssys wv -
ssasg III 1855 ~ sass Me- tAAsg - -
s.Ass sss Il tAsss isysiy wsa1ss -
our greatest sale, Every s1sss - ovn
With . equality" air every ssys b hsss - sssy
wanted Piesty Of ssd siark. pss0 = sssse
eli hssutfuiy tailored sd iised-
second
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Pastors To Aid
On Civic Sunday

Pastors of Tacoma churches viii
cooperate with the Tacoma Cham
Der Of Commerce civic campaign
next week by Civic Sunday" pro-
grams the coming Sunday through
out the city.
This IL the first sndeavor In
many years by churches on . unit
ed front to set in motion . spir-
itual program ensendering civic
thinking Norton Clapp. chamber
president. in expressing his sppre-
citation for the excellent eoopera-
ton the pastors are giving. empha-
sized the request that every Taco
man should make special en-
deavor to attend the church Of his
choosing next Sunday morning.
In his opinion. the program 10
invaluable to the building OF .
greater Tacoms. and everyone who
attends services viii come away
with deeper realization Of the
good things his community has TO
offer and a new inspiration for the
future.
Talmud Torah synagogue IN
holding a special civic service FRI
day at 8 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Ex-Portlander
kMade B;shop

WARRINGTON ne n1oee Nev.
r<lwia Y. o'nAra. htshop - Crest
rslls Mont. has beea nome4 ~
PIPE Phss XII - ntsnop - Hne-
sss CITY. No. shs n1aet ~. 49,
lsto ci<o0nant, apoe@ol1e 4eloUoeo
10 M tfnissd etsssn, annom1oo4
nsshop o'fara vii swoopo1 ~
late nteAop Thomas =. LIMA w
aisa Dee y. te1e ard WI ~ ~
third c<vitnAfy a ~ weneoo CIV
diocese Ne was Names ooQDu4
nssh,p ~ the f3ssse rall1 1toeopo
IN lisa after . 1sssinGutano1 enrecg
IN ne arehslc<ens ~ pnvt1nN4 On
wnen . ycuNG psseee n peses
land ntsAop o'1ts7N Avofveo ~
natssn's fsTss mtntm0m@wnno ~.
and wss Inc 1&feWs1one wnon ~
first test nAee ~ suen 1e1ln1netGD
wAs made IN the unlte1 oeaoee
supreme eostss. ~ shAe tn ~
was legislative co<sNeel - cenD9ms
srs' League II 1s~gea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
WnRT-WARNER DUAL -TEmP
THIS NEW 3-wAY FOOD PROTECTION

foods safer in an amazing new Ultraviolet
Stsrilizer Ray in which bacteria and mold can,
live And Keeps frozen foods perfectly and
freezes record quantities OF ice or frozen dss-
ssrt-in go below-freezing cold l72 or more
ice cubes a, q single ireezingl
For those Who demand only the best there
is no refrigerator that can approach this sen
sational new DuslTsmp Sts~Art-Wsrner
Come in and see Why for yourself - iodayl
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ror the benefit OF those who
have not sent in their handwriting
there still remains one week in
which to do 30.
Send q sample Of your hsndwrit-
ing with 10 cents and a
STAMPED. SELF ADDRESSED
ENVELOPE to Andrienne, care OF
The Tacoma Times.
You may also send In the writ
ing of your husband, wife. sweet
heart. friends and relatives. A
small scrap taken from part Of q
letter will be sufficient for An
drienne to analyze.
On Monday. May LIST, the COM
plete series OF descriptive para
graphs will be published in The
Tacoma Times.
With one stampe self
addressed envelope. you may send
as many samples of writing as you
wish. but be sure TO inclose 10
cents in coin or stamps for each
persons handwriting.
ARE YOU TOO CONFIDING.
letter. Open at Top
This reveals frank and out
spoken nature. The writer does
not hesitate in voicing his opinion
and readily expresses his senti-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21

Aisa Vivian Lunde will rule ~
queen over May Day festivities at
Pacific Lutheran college. II WAS
announced Thursday by oo.ohair.
men Of May day-the Misses Carol
Hawk and Bahbette Brottem.
Miss Ruth Downton and Miss
Aagot Gerde were named senior
representatives. Miss Carol Hawk
and Misa Caroline Hoff. sophomore
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reilowsng = Z M - 1UWnnn1
meetings whlsn hsvs 49, ounoQs
ule1s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21

rawcess Avs. Ma -. q nsetaI
hall y 4 HssksIi wsti speeh.
Fern nm. card party. - -
and Yakima.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21

You've never seen-s refrigerator so vastly
improved and diiieren, a. this history-makinG
Dual-Temp Stewsr.Warnsr! For the hrst time.
il brings to the home the latest. most improved
kind OF iood protection used in luxury liners
and famous hotels
This amazing new Dual Temp keeps fresh foods
fresh and sppstizing in moist humidihed cold
keeps even lettuce and celery crisp night
o. the open shell. without eevsringl !, Keeps
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rcilnwsne = ~ - 1UwnGnn1
meetings whisa hsvs 49, sueods
uleds
AIi-c1tv einn No. -. rsWnnrn1
haii. ifsit ccWmeseo - D.
sAteN viii ~ seteeteA
garrs~et club M, -. eor1 povsy
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speaker
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ehurch
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koslee
Summit No ~, card PARTY ~
Canyon rad hail. Fs(veanmsass
will he servsd
~ naosgony
rawress Avs. Ma. 70. 81 meetae
hall = X. Itssksli wstl speah.
fern nm card party. - -
and fshimes
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trics headquarters. ttn1x Cen.
merrc st
South Pralsss. ~ ~ hsme ~
Mr., and Mrs. nsistnhy.
Townsend members ere invited
10 sttsnd ssvvseea ~ OAKLAND pyeo-
bysersan church. -. n<th ~ Dsoe.
tor. ~ 73o 3. N.