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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03

Her gown was fashioned with
ieg-o'-mutton sleeves. elbow length
with sweetheart neckline. The
torso OF the gown was cut on prin-
cess lines. the skirt terminating in
a long train. From a coronet OF
seed pearls, the long, lsce-trimmed
veil extended beyond the train
length. Gardenias. white rose buds
and bouvsrdia made up the bride $
shower bouquet.
As tapers were being lighted by
Miss Marjory Jacobsen and Miss
Irene McKinnon. the musicians
played and sang Because. = The
candleighters wore wine taffeta
with wristlets Of white carnations.
Honor attendants OF the bride,
Mrs. Joseph Porcella. her cousin,
and Miss Betty Jane Sizer. sister
Of the bridegroom. wore powder
blue taffeta and the other attend
ants. Mrs. Norman Strom and Miss
Doris Waller, wore rose taffeta.
Their bouquets were arm arrange
ments of white carnations and bou-
vardia. The attendants wore white
carnations in their hair and had
gold cross necklaces, gifts from
the bride.
Mr.. Sizer, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. r. Sizer, was attended by his
brother, Mr.. Harl Sizer. and the
ushers were Messrs. Curtis Day,
Ted Simmons and Ralph Jacobson.
AS the wedding party left the
altar, "Only Forever was the mu-
steal interlude.
Mrs. Woodruff wore for her
daughters wedding a gown of roy
al blue crepe with gold trim, while
Mrs. Sizer wore deep rose silk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Mrs. SearIs 10 Entertain
Junior Women tuesday

Executive members 81 The Taco.
ma Junior womsn's club viii meet
Tor DESSERT luncheon Tuesday a,
O'Clock ~ ibr home ~ Mira. Hay.
moBd Scarf. ss0i 10. Pins Mrs,
D.lwin jones viii assist thu hosi.
sss and Mrs A T. I,pcksray viii
preside over the meeting
Reports ~ the district confer.
encs N Olympia Friday will ~
given BY dslsga,ss Mrs J Hu.
bert cfaftt viii present plans fof
ihs clubs Christmas work Details
81 nest weeks meeting 81 tina en-
tire club will also 1w made
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03

Miss Campbell l. a member Il
The field STAFF a the National Feds
GRAFTON 81 Business And profssz
sional Women's clubs Ana Is "a he
IN Washington for one dav only
meeting with the Tacoma club
Tuesday neon and the Seattle club
fer dinner Tuesday night She =
graduate u barnard college. snd
Columbia university. later going 10
Vienna q study There she Vas
an eve witness 10 the snsehluss In
Austris. she fled 10 France. ss-
capped bombing In Bordeaux and
stood for Is hours on the famous
bridge at Hendayc, watching ref
ugees turning from Spain 10
France, and back aEsin from
France 10 Spain. she Is keenly
interested IN the program % the
National Federation e business
and Professional wemens clubs
and VIII interpret u against the
background Of world affairs.
other special guests Il the Tues
day luncheon win he Mayor Harry
7. Cain. Mrs.. Nydis Case ~ fuys
silup. state membership chairman.
and Mrs. Jeanette Fraser. president
Of the Sumner club. Mrs. q. u.
Brown and Mrs. Harry l. Leach
are In charge Of tho table ar
rangsments and decorations. and
Mrs. Bessie West will greet guests.
Mrs. Horton Dennis II luncheon
chairman and viii preside Mrs.
Winlfred X. Richmond. vice pres
ihcnt Of the Tacoma club. will close
the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Second Son Is Born 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Winosrd

tongfatuEailons are NUTRITIOUS
for Mr.. and Mrs. A. a. vineyard.
Jr. 1888 10. Pine s' slncr their
second son. Harry Morton. was
born in Tacoma General hospital
November 70 lila brother. An
drew Richard Vineyard III and hia
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs a. n
Vineyard. Or and M and Mrs.
Harry NJ. Cook
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Woodruff Sizer Nuptials Read
Saturday Evening by Candlelight
Three Hundred ouests Witness Ceremony Read by
Rev. Rsmsisd in Setting OF White Autumn Blossoms

Baskets Of snowy white chrySanthemums with greens
and glossy palms surrounded the altar and ehance of Our
Savior Lutheran church Saturday evening when Miss
Dorothy Marie Woodruff and Mr. Neil r Sizer exchanged
their wedding in the presence 500 wedding guests
Slender apers lighted the church for the wedding which
read half after o'clock BY the Rev Ramstad.
Chimes high in the tower of the church heraded the
arrival of the wedding party that hour Just before the
bride daughter of Mr. and Mrs Arthur J. Woodruff
escorted the ehance by her father 20 Promise Me-
by Mr.. Harry Hanson Of Seattle accompanied AZ the
organ by Mrs Ray kepnger. Guests seated to
Radiant in her of white MORE taffeta the bride
a gold hearshaped ocket given her by the bride
room
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
War Relief Tea
Is Planned
Greet Colony TO Entertain
Az 81. Nicholas tuesday

A tea is to be given Tues
day from 2 TO 5 p. m. in the
st. Nicholas social hall at
So. 10th and Yakima to aid
the Greek war sufferers. An
interesting program IA being
planned.
All money collected viii be sent
10 the Greek War Relief aAsocia-
ton.
The committee In charge 81 the
tea includes MeHdames Frank ID.
Lagonares. Nicholas G. Vitos, John
r. Panges. Steve q. Victor. and
Chrys C. Stacy. and the Misses
Joanna Manousos. Mary Davis and
Dorothy Manos. The affair IA open
10 the public.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03

Their corsages were white esrns-
tons and bouvariia.
The church psriors. where the
wedding reception followed. were
decorated also with white ehrysan-
themums. Crystal oandelahra and
white tapers thanked the Maltese
cross shaped wedding cake on the
collation. table. Two grandmothers
Of the bride. Mrs. Laurs Woodruff
and Mrs. A F. Hallingstad. pre-
sided. Assisting with the serving
were Mesdames Ernest Cornils,
George Hallngstad. Jack Grant,
Earl McKinnon Of Seattle, and
George johnson. Miss Helen Olsen
and Miss Vervian Rasmussen.
Mrs. Harry Almquist, sister Of
the bridegroom. and Mrs. Charles
l.. Walker, aunt of the bride, cut
the wedding cake, and Miss Mar
iory Selby served the brides cake.
Miss Lorena Olsen was in charge
of the guest book and gifts were
arranged by Mrs. Harl Sizer and
Miss Lorraine Justman, cousin Of
the bride.
Mr.. Sizer and his bride have
gone to Oregon on their wedding
trip. For travelling the bride wore
a gold wool dress made princess
style. with brown yarn Trim. She
wore a brown squirrel top coat
with brown accessories and cor
sage of gardenias.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Splendid Cough Remedy
Easily Mixed at Home

Known for iis prompt setion en- throat
ard bronchial Membranes.
Put The Pirsx into a pint bottle. and
add your syrup. Thus you make fun
pint Of really splendid medicine and
you get about four times a. much for
your money. II never spoiis. and enIl-
drsn love It's pleasant taste.
AID for quick. blessed relief. u 10
smazInr. You can feel IL take bold in
= W. that means business. IL loosens
the phIsEn. soothss The irritated mem
branes. and eases the soreness. Ihus y
uskss breathing easy. and les ron get
rsstfnl sleep. Just Try u. and u Roy
pleased. your money VII DC REFUNDED
adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
News and Notes OF Society," Clubs Schools and Church Group
Annual Yule Tea
Will Be Given
Candle Lighting Service
wa Be- Fsssursd

Yulrflre festivities 81 the
First Congregational church
are "a begin with the annual
Christmas tea given By the
Wofnsns association IN the
Fireplace room n Wednesday
afternoon 81 : o'clock. Tho
president. Mrs. 4. L. Parker.
and members Of the executives
board vii receive the guests.
A group n Faaax nstfenz ~
the ehuFvh. Mrs. e.evues r<sfs.
Mrs Richard Ise1<< sni Ma
rlumm<F yerh. az sfFsnxsar ira
iilionsl chflssms. green's ~h.sn
win h< seen IN their fail n~sasy In
the glow - the newly sxhtsd
tsp~Fs after The impressive ssndls
lighting ssFvies N shssx~ - efr&
o. n AInelstr
Mrs W a tsarruuxh> 10 h>Ens
presented ~ The pfosssm eh~lf-
mar. Mr.. Alfred tsssa In . fsth
an Christmas 81 Nj v~snan Mrs
burroughs has msa~ IN extensive
stusfY ~ ire sa.sanss and train.
tons n that r<ttn.i IN ear hizfery.
having been inspired ~ . sl.st IN
that historic shFtn. . fsw years.
ssu. In hsr psefar. ~ Ia aav
ws shall fegl1w the haslss@y f<eflv-
lils. In their mere serious sna
lighter nsseds N Wsshle rfnns
household smaax servants. family
ard friends
4 dsiixhtfui rsexFsm ~ msssr
has h~~n arranged by Mrs. George
" Maiiin. Music ehssfsnsa. A
ffuup fFam Tho LADIES' AsesssI
eiuh ~sll sing fur Christmas
s"nxs Carrot n shs nsriss ny
MsIla. -Ths Shepherds stafY- ~
tsrhinsoa. AN fndsss i.aIishys' NJ
vozt and silver sleigh a~ilss ~
Harris Mia. Jerry Ferris ard Mrs..
Everett T steven GILL tabs shs
soie parts and Mrs siassnes nus.
sell vii sssompany tho ssnesfs
The program win be followed ~
beautifully srpssntsd Christmas
tea planned by Mira Jallss rs~ss
and her commltssss N~~f.m>.
" q. Fitch. Richard Iseslss. a. d.
pnstsd. lee romrklns and " q.
Willard. Presiding ~ the tee tshss
wili he Mira " [. Parker Mr..
Holland y burr, Mira w. A. Perrin
and Mrs = = wstsrm.s
All members and friends n me
sss"eission are cordially Invited 10
share In this FIRST srcisi svsnf n
the holiday s~s<nn ~ the church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
It's So Easy. Makes a
Big Saving. No Cooking.

To get quick and satisfying relief
from coughs due to colds. mix your
OWL remedy al home. Once tried. you II
never Be without II in your home, and
its 50 simple and easy.
First make syrup BY stirring
cups graduated sugar and one cup Of
water 4 few moments. until dissolved.
A child could do II. No cooking needed.
Then get "a ounces Of Piner from
sny druggist. This = a compound con-
tanning Norway Pine and paiatsbls
ggGl2eol. u concentrated form. vel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Mildred Daus
Wed in Church
Bride OF Mr.. Ernest euiio
In Ceremony on Saturday

Close friends and relatives
Of Miss Mildred Jane Daus
and Mr. Ernest Frank Ruffo
gathered ut Holy Cross
church on Saturday morning
To witness the ceremony sol
emnixed BY the Rev. Martin
Duggan. before an altar
banked with white chrysan-
thcmums and sword ferns.
IN. hriae. given IN marriage
by her father. Nj John naus
Nors white hrocadsd satin gown
fashioned on Princess lines with
long fitted sleeves and = sweet
heart neckiine borasred with
orange blossoms Tier flngefiip
veil ~ illusion was held a. her
head with orang. blossoms White
orchids snelrcied ~ garisniss
with satin streamsfs were the
brides hoquet
Miss Katherine Daus wss maid
II honor Tor hsr sister and Nj.
Tony nsus. sister-in-law 81 the
bride. was matron Of honor. both
worc gowns % turquoise taffeta.
Misses Catherine Moresti and Lena
asnley were bridesmaids. gowned
in rose tsffsta. All tho attendants
wore gardenlas In their hair and
carried bouquets 81 white NUNS
Mr. Frank Ruffo was hes, man
FOR his brother and ush~rs were
Assars. Joseph cailueoi. brother.
in-law 81 the bridegroom. Joseph
Pasquan and Joseph ragha
Miss vslma kovaeh. accom-
panied by Miss Peggy o'Conneli
a. the organ. sang f.awrenoe's
Ave Maria" and "ranls Angel
Gus"
A wedding breakfast for the
members of tn. wedding party and
families Immediately followed the
ceremony. Tho reception vas no,
held until Saturday evening whsr
over a hundred guests gathered IL
IN parish hall Of Holy croal
Iehurch.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs Daus chose a gown o. Nins
chiffon velvet and Mrs Huffa
wore soldier blue crepe. Both
mothers wore gardsnla corssges.
The brides table had as a cen.
tsrpisc. = Maltese cross wedding
cake snoireled by HardsnisH sns
flanksd by white tapers IN crystai
holders.
+ Mrs. Joseph Caliueei. sister o,
the bridegroom. and hisa Editl
H0resii. cousin ~ tho bride. pre-
sided IT ihs reception. assisted b,
hesdanss. y mon stolsrski
Joseph hanley. Joseph korsn and
Tony Cfabar.
When the young couple left for
their wedding trip 10 Canada,
Mrs, Ruffo was wearing a green
crepe froek with white lace collar
under a smart black earacui coat
Her accessories we're black and
shs wore Ar orchid eafnaFe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Seattle Visitor 10 Speet 70
Jewish Council

Mrs. Louis Flaks. president Of
the Seattle section council Of Jew
ish Women VIII be guest speaker
At the O'Clock meeting Of the
Tacoma section on Tuesday IN
Temple Beth Israel. A board meet
ing at l o'clock will precede the
talk Mrs Flaks recently attend
ed convention Of the national
council Of Jewish Women in New
York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
To Give Annual Dinner
Party al Masonic Hall

The women ~ the Asbury Meth.
odlst church Will give the ehurehs
annual Turkey dinner on Tuesday
from 8 until 7 O'Clock AZ the Ma
sonic hsii. seth and 50. Tacoma
way. The larger facilities have
been obtained 20 Accommodate the
large number expected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03

Tbs Ladies' Musical club natl
nee concert. scheduled FOR Tuesday,.
has been postpansa until Dee. "a.
The change IN dates wss made ~.
Gauss tho chorus concert 10 u ~
held this Tuesday evening rhs
program viii 10 pfss~nssa a tns
t1rst Methodist church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Professional Women Will Honor
State President, National Leader
Mss Thonssine Campbell OF Ne~ Yoa City and
Miss Marie Young OF wens,ehee 70 Attend luneheo'

The Tacoma Business and Professional Women's club
members are meeting in the Rose and Gold ~ the
Hotel Winthrop Tuesday for special luncheon honor
ing Miss Thomasine Campbell Of New York City and Miss
Marie Young Of Wenatchce Washington state president q
the Business and Professional women's clubs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Meeting Announced
By Woman's Society

Women's society Of Trinity
Methodist church will meet We'd
nesday at l o'clock In the church
parlors a silver tea. served by
circle B. will follow the business
meeting.
On Friday evening the society
will serve a turkey dinner at the
church from $40 to 7.3O. 4 ba.
zaar. sale Of food and fancy
work, and varied games will be
added attractions.
Typographical auxiliary meets
on Tuesday for a II 80 luncheon
at the home of Mrs Lee Larsen.
50ie South X 81 Mrs. Howard
Glaststtsr. assisted by the social
committee, will serve. Business
session 10 follow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-31
ART PROJECT
Is APPROVED
c. OF c. HERE RECEIVES
WORD OF APPROVAL FROM
WASHINGTON

Conjecture ran high in Key
West yesterday afternoon as to
what project was referred to in
message received from Wash
ington stating that Project num-
Der $1,000, WPA. had been ap-
proved.
Local WPA headquarters were
unable to furnish any light on
the project The Miami paper
this morning opined that it was
the army rehabilitation of bar
racks project.
Accurate information. how
over, came through by wire to
the Chamber of Commerce head
quarters here from Congressman
Pat Cannon. The project by that
number is the Florida Art Prof.
ect, which had been forwarded
for approval to Washington and
had not been heard from for
some time.
Earlier this week. The Citizen
carried story indicating con-
Germ on the part of local Off
Gals at the threat of diScon-
tinuance of the Art Project. The
message this morning served to
dispell those fears.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-31
RITES YESTERDAY
FOR MRS. BRADLEY

Funeral services for Mrs. Flor
ence E. Bradley wife of August
Bradley. chief of the C.G. 1876,
who passed away at Fl. Lauder
dale Thursday evening, were
held in that city yesterday after
noon. with burial in Evergreen
cemetery.
Mrs. Bradley was d native of
EchHca. Victoria. Australia. :cohl-
ing to the United States in 1880
She had resided in Key West, at
1909 White street, for the. past
six years. and was on a visit
with her husband in Fl. Lauder
dale at the time of her death.
She leaves her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hicks: two brothers
and sister. all of Australia, be-
sides her husband.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-31
WATCH OUT FOR A TRIPLE PLAY
Battle or Britain Ma, Be Screen For Broader states,
BY GERMANY And ITALIAN ALLY
BY MORGAN N. BEATTY
AP Feature Service Writer

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l.-By
focusing world attention on the
battle for Britain, the axis part
ners are screening off their
broader strategy-a triple play
against the great strongholds of
the British Empire within their
reach.
These are: The British Isles
themselves, a natural fortress for
blockading all of Western Eu-
rope; (2) Gibraltar, the route of
supplies from South America for
Central Europe; and 81 Suez,
tourniquet against the Balkans
and Eastern Europe.
Naturally the British Isles
must be the No. l objective, but
undercover reports achin g
Washington indicate that both
Hitler and MussOlini consider
their battle plans against Suez
and Gibraltar of equal immedi-
ate importance.
The German high command
must take into account the pos
sibility that the British can per-
form a miracle and turn back the
first attack against them. The
weather might prevent another
main attack this year, thus leav-
ing the British blockade intact
for another season. That might
mean starvation among popula-
tons at Hitler's back.
Therefore, regardless of the
battle for Britain, the axis part
nerS must weave other strings
for their bow. These are attacks
against Gibraltar and Suez,
where fighting is possible all year
round.
Fleet Bases The Goal
If these attacks should sue
coed, and the British fleet repair
bases be destroyed at Gibraltar
and Suez, axis strategy would
be temporarily successful. even if
the first battle for Britain were
lost. The repair bases with their
oil from Gibraltar, are what
make the British fleet in the
Mediterranean self-Sufficient. .
These advantages would follow
successful onslaught:
l. North African wheat and
other supplies could resume their
normal flow to Europe.
2 Egyptian cotton and other
African raw materials could
again be shipped to continental
factories.
g. Fuel could again be siphoned
into Europe by the normal tank
er routes from Russia and Ru-
mania.
f. The South Atlantic would
be again open to axis trade.
1t is an open military secret
that the German army no longer
considers Gibraltar impregnable
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-31
ADVISORY

$50 A. M.-NortheaSt storm
warnings ordered $50 a. m. south
of HatteraS to include coast north
of Wilmington. Storm warnings
now displayed north of Whining
ton to Virginia CapeS. Tropical
storm central ZOO a. m, EST.
about 225 miles southeast of
Cape Hatteras moving north
northwestward about IL to Is
miles per hour with some indi-
cations of turning more north
ward. This is a severe storm of
full hurricane intensity. The
present rate and direction of
movement will bring center near
or probably short distance east
of Hatteras early tonight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-31

against combined attack from the
land and air. Italy has the air
force The Spanish have the
manpower. The Germans have
the artillery and the military
skill And Franco is supposed to
have given German army engi-
neers permission to build huge
gun emplacements along the
Spanish mainland back of the
rock.
One For Mussolini
Meanwhile, MusSolini fences
for Alexandria, the other great
British fleet-repair base in the
Mediterranean His first thrust
into Somaliland has been sue
eesSful- Two more remain-at-
lacks on KhartOum, mid-point on
the Nile in Egypt. and the foun-
tain head of British power, Alex
andria.
So. whether Britain herself
holds out or not watch for the
other two throws in the axis
triple play.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-31
TAX SALES TO BE
Held ON MONDAY
LAST CHANCE FoR PROP
ERTY OWNERS TO he
DEEM HOLDINGS

The tax sale on delinaueuf
property IN Monroe County. On
which 1899 taxes have not been
paid, viii be held bef0re the
courthouse door next Maudsy.
rule day, starting at 100 O'Clock
noon, according 70 announcement
by Tax Collector Frank Il Lad
earlier this week, and BY terms
Of the delinquent tax notice car
RED IN The Citizen during fhe
past four weeks.
The sale VIII include app-uxi-
mately 800 parcels on which fhe
taxes have not been pad Al
week long owners appeared be-
fore Mr. Laid 90 straigften on
the taxes and 20 escape having
Their property put up f0r sale
The last chance for others 70 DO
likewise viii be offered MONDAY
morning following opening Ct the
tax collectors office.
The properties became deIin-
quent April Isl Successful bid
ders viii receive tax certificates
on which monthly interest mus
be paid BY the former Owners 20
retain possession for . period Of
two years Then If the property
IS not redeemed. the property r.
verts 70 the new owner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-31
SUMMER CAMP
CLOSED FRIDAY

Sponsored by the WPA Rec
reation department with Mrs.
Eva Warner as camp co-ordina-
tor, the Roosevelt Summer Camp
at Harris School came to close
yesterday morning and 300 stu
dents IN the various classes were
dismissed. -
Average daily attendance at
the classes held. featuring handi-
craft, wOOdcraft, sewing. en-
broidery. art and music work
was about rs. The lunchroom
project furnished meals daily,
following usual school period pro
cedure.
An exhibit of the work done
at the camp was held on Thurs
day of this week at which many
parents of the students were
present
Assisting Mrs Warner in the
camp were Edmund Curry. as
SiStant, and George Mills White.
music department head Mrs. Sy-
bill Dexter presided In the lunch
room and Miss Mary Morgan. art
department. and other wPA Off
Gals also assisted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-31
GOLDSBOROUGH Is
new ARRIVAL HERE
CONVEYED EEAP-AME !"
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-31
PARADE OPENS
40 AND 8 DAY
OF FESTIVITIES
LOCOMOTIVES OF UPSTATE
VOITURES TO HEAD LINE
OF MARCH; INITIATION TO-
NIGHT

Headed by locomotives of the
West Palm Beach and Coral
Gables voitureS of the 10 and 8
SOciate of the State of Florida,
American Legion. parade of
delegates from three voitures in
town to reinstate the local voiture
this evening will start off from
Legion headquarters at 500
O'Clock this afternoon.
Line of march has been desig-
mated down Duval street to Caro-
line and back to Whitehead street.
where it will disband. Approx
mately so cars, besides the loco
motives, are expected TO be in
the parade, containing the 200
visitors expected.
Reinstatement and initiation
ritual for the local voiture will
be held in the Rainbow Room at
La Concha hotel, starting with a
banquet at ZOO o'clock tonight.
A dance and festivities will fol-
low the ceremonies.
Governor nominate SpesSard
Holland was scheduled to arrive
with the other delegates to the
40 and wreck.
Besides the two aforemention-
ed voitureS. the Miami Beach
chapter will be represented.