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BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago 80. eso Goa sss--is Is 2
N.s York 100 600 900
French and Todd. Melton. Dean
~ and banning. O'Dea
Pi,tsbgrxh +. roo 300 I6s--s -
Boston 49,. 90 100 eoa---s \
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del. sirinysricn ~. Williams 81
and Berries. Andrews
Cincinnati al PbiIA o.lphla
night.
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BreokIys 100 600 10 IL S .
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Delaney Tamnlls. Casey ~ and
Phelps.
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Tacoma plants ~ ~ Affected
include ths Northwest f,eor Ia.
aud rstssman Manufacturing Ca.
already closed oreGan- " sshins-
ton f'iy~o<,a corporation: isuffsiss
i.ssml,~s and Msauf.esnnng en-.
Clear w Lymb~r 10 and Wsss-
isEsas Manufacturing t's.
ms Nnasseh pe1f 4 Msnnfse-
turing Co. and Whest~s -OsGnod
SALES cofp. would h. psfmittsd
70 eontIsgs operations for 70 Days
hssaas< u contract provissens.
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Washington 900 Oil 900 4 =
Cleveland $50 eos 2ox---I3 20 0
Mon tesglido. Krsksuskas ~
ana Early, Evans. Felier. Pytlsk
~ and Hemslsy.
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BANK TRANSACTIONS

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NORMAN Thomas. Socialist can.
didsis for president. testified that
be sgrssd with L~gusrdia on ths
ased for national unity. nat ~.
Continued on Page 2. Column 81
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Chairman Andrew J. May asked
fsssusrdla WHISTLER he thought
conscripiion would Lead Amerses
into war.
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.Acas sHFr@
BOY FRIEND. DEPUTY AT
FUGITIVE TACOMA WOMAN
WEATHER FORECAST

showers tonight and SUNDAY.
Temperatures; High. II: low. So.
sun rises. AS: sets, 7:4s.
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Olivet Parsonage
Scene of Rites
Dorothy Verst e gen Is
Bride Of Roy knudson

The marriage of Miss Dor
othy Vehstegen, daughter of
Mrs. Jennie Vehstegen, to Mr..
Roy A. Knudson, son of Mr..
o. o. Knudson of Bird Island,
Mimi, took place the evening
of Aug. 10 at z o'clock. Vows
were exchanged in the par
sonage of 0livet Lutheran
church. the Rev. c. A. Sork-
ness officiating.
The bride was attended by Miss
Dolores Ross while Mr.. George
Verstegen was best man for Mr.
knudson.
For the ceremony, the bride
chose a three-piece teal blue suit
with accessories to match. Her
flowers were eorsage of white
rosebuds. The maid of honor wore
an Oxford gray suit with match
ing accessories and a corsage OF
gardenias and gladioli. Mrs. Vers-
tegen wore teal blue silk
For her wedding trip. Mrs.
knudson selected a frock OF blue
lace. Upon their return. the bride
and bridegroom will make their
home in Tacoma at seth and Union
ave.
The bride is graduate OF Glover
Park high school and a member of
the r. N. A. Her husband attend
ed school in Minnesota.
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Bride Of Aug. 50
Complimented
Miss Helen Taylor Honored
At Kitchen Shower

First of many parties PLAN
ned to compliment Miss Helen
Taylor, bride-elect, was the
dessert supper and novelty
kitchen shower for which
Mrs. Wilson Peterson and
Mrs. Donald C. Siegmund
were hostesses Friday even
ing at the latter's home. Miss
Taylor will marry Mr.. Howard
w. Salquist of Seattle at a
ceremony to be solemnized
here Aug. 80.
Bridge was played during the
evening following the dessert sup
per hour. Garden flowers decorate
ed the rooms for the occasion.
Guests included Mrs. Robert T.
Taylor, mother of the bride-to-be,
Mrs. A. w. Salquist of Puyallup.
Mrs. C. II. Burgess, Miss Arabel
Burgess, Mrs. T. G. Taylor, Mrs.
A. G. Culbertson, Mrs. w. B.
Wingard, Mrs. K. C. Fraser, Mrs.
Lyle Salquist of Bremerton, Miss
Betty Mann and Miss Rosamond
Ross of Seattle.
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Guests at Mrs. Buckley's home,
for dessert luncheon were Mrs. Ray
Kelly. Mrs. Douglas Tilton, Mrs.
James Rawlings, jr., Mrs. Donald
Pierce, sister of the bride-elect,
Miss Vivian Sturtridge, Miss Mary
Esther McNerthney, Miss Mar
garet Anabel and Miss Haycraft.
Present at the 1 o'clock luncheon
Saturday, for which summer flow
ers were used on the table, were
Mrs. Donald Pierce, Mrs. Douglas
Tilton, Miss Vivian Sturtridge,
Margaret Anabel, Mary Esther
McNerthney, Geraldine Elsbree,
Madonna Enright and Elva Wash
burn.
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Visitors F eied
AT Luncheon

Mrs. I. o. Hansen and her
daughter Miss Myrtle entertained
Wednesday afternoon at their
home. 36o5 So. Ash. for a group
OF out-of-town visitors at an in
formal afternoon picnic on the
lawn of their home.
Those present were Mrs. Maine
Bentson Boyd and children Michael
and Molly. of Palo Alto, Mrs. Lea
Robertson of Palo Alto, Mrs. Mauro
Feliziani and children Mauro and
Ronald of New York City. and
Mrs. Marie jackson Of San Fran
cisco, Mrs. Toy Spina and Mrs.
Peter Bentson OF Tacoma.
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Marjorie Delin
To Be Hostess
Past Worthy Advisers TO
Have Picnic Monday

Miss Marjorie Delin will be
hostess at the American lake
home of her parents Monday
afternoon to Past Worthy
Advisers of Cedar assembly,
Order of Rainbow for Girls.
Swimming and games will be
on the afternoon program and
dinner will be served at Z
o'clock. A social hour and bon
fire will complete the evening.
Transportation is being arrang-
ed by Miss Betty Evanson and
Miss Betty Gellert who may be
called by those without cars.
Those planning to attend are
the Misses Betty Gellert, Betty
Evanson, Dorothy Wickens, Mar
iorie Wickens, Lola Huff, Virginia
Washburn, Doris Byrd, Lois Delin,
jeanne Stern and the hostess.
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Parties Continue Virginia Hamilton Wedding Date Draws Nea
Virginia Haines
Luncheon Hostess
Busy Week in Offine for
Popular Bride-to-Re

Busy Week in Offine for
Popular Bride-to-Re
Many are the parties being
planned for the pleasure Of
one of the seasons most
popular brides-to-be, Miss
Virginia Hamilton. who on
Aug. 81 will become the bride
of Mr.. Robert Evans Hage.
Most recent of the affairs was
the luncheon for II for which
Miss Virginia Haines was
hostess this Saturday after
noon at her home on No. 9Th
st.
Two parties are being planned
for Miss Hamilton by friends in
Seattle during the coming week.
On Tuesday morning. Miss Mar
jorie Guenther win entertain in
that city at a miscellaneous show
er and on Thursday afternoon, Miss
Martha Wagner will be hostess at
a shower complimenting Miss
Hamilton and Miss Nancy Harris.
fiancee of Mr.. Robert Olds.
Tacoma girls who viii motor to
Seattle for the affairs are the
Misses Virginia Haines, Virginia
Grove, Jean Hutchinson, Mary
Jane Mcdonald, Rosemary Stew
art. Margaret Simpson and Mrs.
Douglas Gonyea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gonyea viii enter
tain at a barn dance In Tacoma
Thursday evening for Miss Hamil-
ton and on Friday she will be
complimented by Miss Marjorie
Schwalen and Miss Patricia Poe.
Miss Dorothy La Casa is planning
a party for Miss Hamilton to be
given on the following day.
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Mrs. Judd Entertains
Dauohter. GRANDDAUGHTER

Mrs. S. A. Judd has had as her
house guests recently her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Teresa Larson of Los
Angeles, and her granddaughter,
Mrs. Donald Armstrong and Mr..
Armstrong of Spokane. Mrs. Lar
son has just returned from a trip
to Alaska. She was in Tacoma
about week. Visiting Mrs. Judd
at the present time is her brother,
Mr.. James M. Conkey of Fairview,
Okla.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Y-Ed Study Group
Plans Last Session

The study group of the Y-Ed
club will hold its last meeting of
the summer-before it reconvenes
the latter part of September-at
7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening at
the Y. w. c. A. The group has
met all summer and the seasons
study topic. "City of Tacoma, will
again be taken up at Tuesdays
meeting.
All members of the executive
board and all other members who
are interested are cordially invited
to attend.
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Bridal Showers Compliment
Miss Geraldine Ruth HayCraft
Marriage TO Mr. TIton VIII Be SoImenized at Home Of
Parents on Afternoon of September

Her marriage less than month away, Miss Geraldine
Ruth Haycraft daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Haycraft
and brideelect of Mr. Richard Tton of Mr. and Mrs.
j. E. Tilton is the inspiration for numerous pre-nupal
parties One of the affairs Mrs. R. NJ Buckeys linen
shower on Thursday and Saturday afternoon
Mrs Ray Kelly and Mrs James w. Rawlings r entertained
miscellaneous shower and luncheon at the University
Union club
Next Saturday Miss Frances Buchanan from Olympia
will entertain for Miss Haycraft
The wedding will be solmnized before members of the
immediate family at the family residence Saturday after
noon Sept. z.
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Church Ceremony Read August 10

a full skirt. Her flowers were
a cascade bouquet of pink roses
and swansonia and there was an
open rose in her hair. Miss Brad
bury and Miss Finney wore gowns
of powder blue taffeta made with
full skirts, bolero jackets with
puffed sleeves and sweetheart
necklines. Each carried a cascade
bouquet of pink gladioh. Miss
Finch and Miss Larsen, carrying
blue gladioli, wore gowns of pink
taffeta of the same style as the
other bridesmaids but of a lighter
tone than that of the matron OF
honor. All of the bridesmaids
wore gardenias in their hair. The
candlelighters wore blue taffeta
dresses made with full skirts.
puffed sleeves and sweetheart
necklines. The flower girl wore
yellow organdy and carried .
colonial bouquet.
Reception Follows
After the wedding there was =
reception at the church, the
brides mother wearing a gown OF
blue lace over taffeta with which
she wore a corsage of gardenias
and pink rosebuds.
Baskets of white flowers formed
a background for the reception
and appointing the table were
mixed flowers and tapcrs and the
cross-shaped wedding cake. Pre-
siding were Mrs. William Moore
and Mrs. Fred Bradbury. Assist
ing We're the Misses Caroline
Davis. Eleanor Lenning, Estelle
James. Dorothy Mcmahon. Emma
Jane Lee and Mrs. Jack Munro.
For her wedding trip to Oregon
Mrs. Kessler chose q black dress
over which she wore a black coat
Her accessories were black and
white and her flowers were or
chids.
The bride is a graduate Of Sta
dunn high school and Knapps
Business college and Is a member
Of Alpha Iota sorority and past
worthy adviser of Tacoma assem-
bly,, Order of Rainbow. Mr.. kess-
Ter attended Lincoln high school
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Mrs. Curran to Return
From Hood Canal

Mrs. Elizabeth Curran will re-
turn to Tacoma Sunday from a
two weeks stay on Hood Canal.
She has been in Tacoma most of
the summer visiting with friends
and plans to spend the remainder
of the summer here before going
south to her home in Carmel,
Calf.
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Mrs. Sherer Guest in
j. n. Graft Home

Mrs. w. w. Sherer of Los An
geles is the house guest for three
weeks of her daughter and son-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs..J. Hubert Craft.
She will return to the south by
way of Portland, where she will
visit her brother. Several days
OF her visit in the Northwest have
been spent with friends in Aber-
deem.
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Two Entertain ,
For Bride ELECT
Miss ]. Carlson Honored
~ sasnsoH Homz

Miss J. Carlson Honored
~ ssasason Homz
At the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sabin Swanson Friday
evening Miss Phyllis Swan
son; the daughter of the
house. and Miss Alysmore
Magnusson en- ter tanned for
Miss Jane Carlson who viii
be Mr.. Robert Jarvis Gould's
bride on Sept. ID.
The affairs was a pottery
shower for which gifts were
in white and turquoise.
The guests played court whist
during the evening, favors going
TO Mrs. Robert Martin. Miss
Neldamae Baker and Miss Janet
Hatch.
Guests included Mrs. Edwin
Carlson, mother of the bride-elect.
Mrs. A. T. Magnusson. Mrs. Sabin
Swanson. Mrs. Clarence Johnson,
Mrs. Robert Martin. Miss Dolores
O'Connell, Miss Mary Louise Fell
ger, Miss Neldamae Baker, Mrs.
Karl Richardson, Mrs. Bernard Ell
lott, Miss Ruth Jensen, Miss
Clara Oliver. Mrs. Richard Smith,
Miss Helen Stalwick. Miss Betty
Kuhl. Miss Gwen Roach. Miss
Janet Hatch. Miss Vivian Digness,
Miss Jane Allstrum, Miss Marcia
Woods.
Pink and red roses were used in
the rooms of the house. Late sup
per was served at the small tables.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
WOMAN BREAKS HIP

Victim of a fall in the kitchen
of her home Friday afternoon, Mrs.
Anna Nelson, SO. 531s So. Cakes
st. suffered a broken hip and was
confined in ST. Joseph's hospital
Saturday.
The elderly woman slipped and
fell heavily. Her age contributed
10 the shock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Mr.. and Mrs. Redmayne
Announce DAUGHTERS Birth

Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Red
mayne of Day Island are receiving
congratulations on the birth of
their first child, a daughter. Marina
Ellyce. August 9. at Tacoma GEN
eral hospital. Sharing the event
are the grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Truedson of this city and a
number of uncles and aunts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Take Vows at
Morning Rites
Miss Mariana Marries
In Church Ceremony

~ Sf1ufSH ~ofSf'fS"T
Event of this Saturday
morning was the marriage of
Miss Alice June Mariana,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mariana. to Mr.. John
w. Thornton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Thornton Of
Occur d'Alene, Ida. Vows
were read at II o'clock in st.
Rita's church by the Rev. A.
Bruno. Miss Marian Mariana
was the brides only attendant
and Mr.. Harold Milleson serv-
ed Mr.. Thornton as best man.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown Of white
slipper satin. made with a long.
graceful train From a tiara of
rhinestones and seed pearls fell her
long veil which was trimmed with
two rows Of Chantilly lace. Her
flowers were a corsage of gar
denias and stephanotis.
A gown of yellow starched
chiffon was worn by the maid OF
honor. The dress was made with
a full skirt, a square neckline, high
waistline and puffed sleeves and
was trimmed with blue velvet rib
bons. With 1t she wore coronet
of yellow flowers. The brides
mother wore a wine colored gown
and both mothers wore corages
Of gardenias and swansonia. The
maid of honor's flowers were
Talisman roses.
After the wedding there was a
reception at the home Of the
brides brother. Mr.. Joe Mariana.
Receiving were the mothers Of the
bride and bridegroom and presid-
ing were Mrs. J. Mariana and Mrs.
Thornton. Mrs. Alice Mariana
and the Misses Rose Borda and
Mary Jones assisted.
For her wedding trip, Mrs.
Thornton chose black ensemble
with white accessories. Upon their
return, Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton
will make their home at 361s So.
3lst st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
81 Paso Residents
10 Make Home Here

Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Davis of
Fl Paso, Tex, are in Tacoma at
the present time the guests OF
Mr.. Davis daughter. Mrs. Freed
Magnusson, and of his brother-in-
law. Mr.. Fred r. Foye. Mr.. Davis
Is a former Taeoman. a retired
railroad man. He and Mrs. Davis
are planning to make their perma-
nent residence in this city. They
arrived on Friday.
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Core Of the News
CANDIDATES INVITED

Pierce County Slavic council will
hold a political rally for all can
didates in the coming primaries at
Polish hall. East Both and r SITS,
Monday at p. m. Candidates
present will be given an opportun-
ity TO be heard. according to
Michael G. Vargo. acting chair
man. Political aspirants are also
invited to the benefit dance to be
staged at the hall Saturday eve
ming.
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w. 0. w. to Meet for
Picnic SUNDAY

Members of Camp 2ss, Wood
men of the World, viii have a
picnic at Titlow beach on Sunday.
Sports, including races and a ball
game, will be on the program for
the day. The camp will furnish
coffee, cream and sugar. All
members and friends are invited to
attend.
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Mrs. Reeves Is
House Guest Here

Mrs. Ray Trafford of 924 Ridge
wood ave. is enjoying a visit from
her sister. Mrs. Floyd Reeves OF
Gadsden. Ala. at the present time.
Mrs. Reeves is the former Mabel
sewell Of South Tacoma, and spent
two weeks with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. n. Sewell in Los An
geles, before coming here.
Several luncheons are being
planned for the visitor as well as
large family picnic IN Point De-
fiance park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
BAIRD ELECTED

William J. Baird was elected
president of the Washington
Voters, non-partisan political or
ganization. in Emerson hall FRI
day night. J. NJ. Hsdley was named
secretary. A resolution endorsing
c. c. Dill for governor was adopted.
Wedding Flowers. Him.. Florist
(adv.l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
ENLIST IN NAVY

Recent enlistments in the navy
included two Tacomans; Edward
N. Turenne. 705 So. I St, and Will
lam r. Lichtenwalter, 1916 9th st.
Coffee Specials at Cow Butter
Store. (adv.)
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BANKRUPTCY PETITION

Leroy H. Barton, carman, of
Vancouver. has filed a voluntary
bankruptcy petition in federal dis
trict court here. listing liabilities
of 2,2es and no assets.
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PENSION MEETING

Washington Old Age Pension
union will meet in Emerson hall.
11091a Broadway, Sunday at 7:30
p. m. Speeches of political can
didates will fellow reports of the
recent W.O.A.P.U. convention.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Republican Club to
Have Luncheon

All members of the Women's
United Republican club of Pierce
county are invited to a luncheon
Monday at 1918 o'clock In the
dining room of the Washington
apartments.
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DR.. and Mrs. Nicholson
Return to Tacoma

DR.. K. S. Nicholson. pastor of
the Messiah Lutheran church, has
just returned from Minnesota,
where with his family he vsca-
toned at Ottertail Lake. Mimi.
He viii fill his pulpit in the
Messiah Lutheran church Sunday
at IL o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
BREAKFAsT AT CHAPEL

A breakfast win be given at East
Side chapel, 314 East 26th st, Sun
day morning at s o'clock. Chef will
be Rev. Warn d. Poole.
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LODGE to Picnic

Warren lodge, A. F. and A. NJ.
and Warren chapter viii hold their
annual no-host picnic Sunday at
Clayt Smiths resort on Steele
lake. Coffee and ice cream viii
Dc served.
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A charming August wedding
was the ceremony Aug. 10 which
united Miss Edith Rachel Moore,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
Moore, and Mr.. Donald lie Roy
Kessler, son of Mr.. L. ]. Kessler
of Puyallup. Vows were read at
8 o'clock in the evening in the,
Independent Bible church by DIR.
Roy T. Brumbaugh.
Matron of honor was Mrs.
Eugene Rickabaugh and brides
maids were the Misses Vera Brad
bury. Dorothy Jane Finch, Lillian
Larsen and Mrs. Richard Finney,
cousin of the bride. Candle
lighters were Misses Ruth SNYDER
and Kathleen Murphy. Barbara
Ann Moore, niece of the bride,
was the flower girl while Lynn
Moore, the brides young nephew.
was the ring bearer. Mr.. Joseph
Belvedere of Seattle was best man
and ushers were Messrs. Richard
Finney and Joseph Hawthorne of
Tacoma, George Gray of Puyallup
and Glenn Wallace of Portland,
Ore.
Baskets of white gladioli and
dahlias against a background of
palms provided a striking setting
for the impressive ceremony, at
which Miss Betty Heidinger sang
II Love You Truly" and 20
Promise Me-"
Wears Mothers Necklace
Escorted by her father, who
gave her in marriage. the bride
wore a gown of white frosted
organza MADE princess style with
a sweetheart neckline, torso bodice,
long sleeves coming to a point
over the hand and a long train.
She wore for an ornament the
necklace which had been presented
to her mother by her father at
their wedding. Her finger-tip veil
with its halo OF orange blossoms
and her Rainbow Bible, on which
was placed an orchid, completed
the picture.
A dark pink taffeta gown was
worn by the matron of honor. The
dress was styled with a sweetheart
necklins, large puff sleeves and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
CHAPLAIN AT MNEU

Appointment of Father Paul
Cookery, S. J.. treasurer of Con-
zags university. Spokane, as chap
lain at Mcneil island federal peni-
tertiary, was announced Saturday.
His successor at Spokane has not
yet been named.
Vote for c. A. McKenney for
public land commissioner. adv.
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Photograph q Mrz.
Evening star., 1940-03-26

Tbe,e'5 scientific reason wby steak tastes so good
these Spring days. Aetipe bodies rtay need THE pro.
tein 4nd tuel ,4lue, 4 steak Jabblie5
Evening star., 1940-03-26

son, Mr.. Broaden, Willard ]. Mar
low and William H. McCeney, ST.:
delegate, Gen. Conley: alternate del
egate, Mr.. Broaden.
st. Georges Chapel.
Chapel Committee, H. 8. Nichols,
william Whitaker, r. A. Barnes,
H. s. Terce, A. B. w. Blanchard,
v. d. Johnston, c. N. Pack, M. r.
Moore and G. A. Cole; delegate,
Mr.. Barnes; alternate delegate,
Mrs. Evelyn Tierce.
St. Johns Broad Creek, Md.).
St. Barnabas (Oxon Hill, Md.).
Senior warden, Owen F. Moore:
Junior warden, j. o. Kerby; register,
George M. Kerby; treasurers, James
r. Edelen and L. M. Heigham;
vestrymen. G. M. Kerby. Mr.. Edelen.
Mr.. Heigham, A. L. Adams. c. L.
Bell, Miss Katie v. Grimes, Carlton
E. Pyles and J. A. Russell; delegate,
Mrs. L. M. Heigham; alternate dele
gate, Mrs. Adams.
st. Johns (Ge0rgetown).
Senior warden, George L. Nicol-
son; junior warden, Henry w. Of
futt; register, William F. Beall;
treasurer, Col. Goodwin Ordway; YES
trymen, Mr.. Of1utt, Edmund M.
Talcott, James Berrall. John w.
Chambers, Col. Ordway, J. Bernard
Wyckoff. Russell Hilleary and Mr..
Beall: delegate, Col. Ordway; alter
nate delegate, Mr.. Offutt.
St. Johns Chapel mt. Rainier).
Register. Leonard Negus; treas
urer, Perry Boswell Parish Com
mtttee, John Martin, Louis Bolton.
Mrs. Stella Harman. Mrs Bertha
Edwards, Mrs. Mary Mcdaniel, Mrs
Virginia Bose, D. E. Hahn and Mr..
Negus; delegate, Edward H. Cage;
senior and junior wardens to be
elected at later date.
St. Johns (WashingtOn).
Senior warden, Col. George B
Mcclellan; junior warden. J. Harry
Covington; register. Rear Admiral
Horatio G. Gillmor; treasurer,
American Security & Trust Co.;
vestrymen. Alanson B. Houghton
Admiral Gillmor. Associate Justice
Owen J. Roberts, Marcy L. Sperry
Capt. John r. Edie, U. S. NJ; Will
liam w. Mackall, jr.: Ord Preston
and Coleman Jennings; delegates
Mr.. Mcclellan. DR.. Philip Marshall
Brown, Capt. Edie and James l.
Houghteling; alternate delegates
r. Goodwin Rhett, jr: Horace w
Peaslee, Kennedy C. Watkins and
Clarence B. Hewes.
st. Luke's fBladensburg).
Senior warden, George NJ Harris;
junior warden, Wallace. w. Little
ford; register, Milton E. Poole; treas
urer, Andrew F.. Gasch; vestrymen
John B. Alsop, Alfred D. Bailey
Staley NJ Clarke, Mr.. Harris, John
w. Pickett, Mr.. Poole, Mr.. Gasch
and Andrew G. Gasch; delegate. Mr.
Bailey; alternate, Mr.. A. G. Gasch
St. Luke's tWashington).
Senior warden, Col. West A. Ham,
ilton; junior warden, H. L. Dixon;
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Lloyd T. Cox; vestrymen, Mr.. Cox
William c. Bowman, Reuben Ford
Herman j. Galloway. Mr. Jefferson.
Mrs. Lucy B. Neale, John G. STACK
and Ernest T. Walker; delegate, Mr..
Galloway; alternate delegate, Mr..
STACK.
Trinity tTakoma Park.
Senior warden, Richard K. Smith;
Junior warden, Carl E. Maier; regis.
ter, Robert M. Miller; treasurer, r.
K. Burrows; vestrymen, Edward J.
WAterfield, William H. Arther, Her
bert D. Lawson, Sd; r. Perry Yeat-
man and Joseph A. Ewing: delegate,
Mr.. Lawson; alternate delegate, Mr..
Waterfield.