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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-17
Rainbow Girls
Plan Events
First Initiation Meeting for
Tacoma Assembly; Ski
Trip Sunday

The first regular initiation
meeting of the new term will
be held by Tacoma assembly,
Order of Rainbow for Girls,
Saturday at 8 o'clock in the
Gothic room of the Masonic
temple Miss Jane Lundberg,
worthy advisor. and Mrs.
Rose b. Leonard, mother adj
visor, will preside at the
meeting.
The degrees will be confirmed
on the Misses Betty Greenfield.
Mary Lee Burrows. Arlyne john
son. Patricia Ostland. Margaret
Sangster and Audra Winkler.
Final arrangements for the ski
trip Sunday will be completed.
Members and their friends are
planning TO go TO the Snoqualmie
Ski Bowl where they viii parti-
cipate In events with Rainbow
Girls and DeMolay Boys from the
state OF Washington. A trip 10
Zenith will be further planned.
Also plans for the assembly's
Friends Night will be discussed.
After the meeting supper will
| be served in one Of the dining
rooms.
Miss Patricia Mason and Miss
Phyllis Scott. chairmen Of the
favor committee. will be assisted
by the Misses Elsie Hanson. Jayne
Elder. Anita Junge. Nancy Hell
land, Vivian Darnell. Marjorie
Lewtas. Lorna Lee Yates. Lettie
Lowry. Phyllis Jentoft. Laverne
Harris. Patti Brandt. Betty Hud-
loft. Mary wylie. Evelyn Lavik.
Marie Ostlsnd, Barbara Robson,
Marilyn Thiele. Mary Ruth Ed
singer. Doris Mae Francis, Jane
Webb, Maxyne Douglas. Lois
Bookwalter. Madge Rollins. Peggy
Grumhling, Marjorie Carr. Bar
bara Engberg. and Elaine Clark.
The Misses Dorothy schweiuler,
and Bettye Wilbur viii be tn
charge Of the supper, assisted by
the Misses Lucille Ludwick, Dona
Mae Kiste. Patricia Mason. Mary
Wylie. Helen Fiodstrom. Gather
Inc Walsh. Madge Rollins. Pauline
Bushey. Vivian DarneiI and Mar
jorie Lewtas.
The hall viii BE- decorated by
the Misses Betty Matlock and Lu-
ellie Lodwick. ehairmen. and Doro-
thy Dennis. Noreen Ostland. Jayne
Harrison. Jane webb. and others
I Miss Elsie Trotter and Miss
Catherine Walsh are chairnen Of
the cleanup committee and girls
serving on that committee are the
Misses Lucille Ludwick. Doris Mae
Francis. Dorothy schweinler and
Virginia Partridge Miss Pauline
Buzhey and Aiss AaFiiyn Daley
and their committee Of girls vii
BE- in charge Of the kitchen for the
evening
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ouse Parties on College
.Iondar of Events

b-Scheduled on the calendar OF
os,llege of Puget Sound organiza-
. ms for this weekend are two
use parties for rough initiation.
u gina Mu Chi fraternity members
ii ID pledges are leaving Saturday
81 Camp Seymour, and will re-
a., IN Sunday afternoon. The house
rrty chairman is Morton Arnold,
v 10 has assisting him Tholo john
a, Richard Watson, Sherman
mas. Carl Heaton and Jess DEM
n. DR.. Raymond l.. Powell will
company the group.
Kappa Sigma Theta sorority Is
king plans for its house party
turday and Sunday at Epworth
lights. Miss Shirley Scott ia
neral chairman for the week
"a. Working with her are the
sses Lillian Mattson, Carol
..atsch, Victoria Hanson, Marie
!, illigan, Ruth Raymond, Mary
ng, Bette Drake, Florence Nc
AN. Betty Edwards and Evelyn
bueaw.
h., chaperones will be the Mes
zines Edna w. Cheney, p. z.
A, OFT and Bernice Acton.
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Tacomans Guests OF
Valley Ridino Club

Games and dancing entertained
members of the Valley Riding club
at their annual Valentine party
Wednesday evening.
Enjoying the affair were DR.. and
Mrs. J. w. Kalkus, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Gushing. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
field Angel, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Pudor. Miss Billie McMurray. Miss
Dorothy Robinson. Miss Jean Doug
las, Miss Harriet Bull. Miss Kay
Nelson. Miss Margaret Erickson,
Miss Bernice Baumbach, Miss Bar
bara Foote, Miss Celestine John
son. Mrs. Mazda Foote. Mrs. Ruth
Keller. DR.. David Langdon. STAN
ley Young. Ted Dennis. ]. A. Berry
and Stewart VanSlyke, members
of the club. Guests from Tacoma
included Miss Donalda Mahan,
Major J. Z. Matthews, Ted Steel
man. Gordon Martin. Manford
Manning and William H. Stew
art.
Mrs. Ruth Keller was awarded
the prize for the best fancy cos
tune and Miss Harriet Bull the
best comic costume for the women.
Max Pudor received the award for
the fancy and ]. A. Berry. the
comic, for the men. Miss Dorothy
Robinson and Stanley Young put
on a stunt, THE One Hoss Shay"
and game prizes were won by Miss
Margaret Erickson. Ted Dennis,
Miss Jean Douglas and Gordon
Martin.
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Sororifies Announce
Newese PIedoe Members

Concluding sorority rushing for
the spring semester at the Col
lege Of Puget Sound is the an
nouncement Of the following pledg-
ings: Miss June Larson. Delta
Alpha Gamma; Miss Kathryn
Foss, Kappa Sigma Theta; and
Miss Lois Barnhart and Miss
Shirley Haines, lambda Sigma
Chi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-17

Bryant PIT. A. meets at 30
pm. in room 4 OF the school. Mrs.
w. l.. Mardcn. program chairman,
has arranged an interesting after
noon in honor OF Founders Day.
Mrs. r. l.. Isaacs, past president
Of the association and fourth vice
president of the Washington Con-
gress. viii speak on the "Devel-
opment and Achievement in the
Past, Present and Future Of
PIT. A." A candle lighting eere-
mony viii commemorate Found
ers Day. The candle TO the past
will be lighted by Mrs. Emma
Mase. jr. past president; to the
present by Mrs. Joseph Tnrco.
president: the future by Mrs. X. A
stone, first vice president; the
candle representing the National
Congress Of Parents and Teachers
by Miss Alice Hawthorne. Miss
Janet johnson viii give plano Sc
iections. Songs win be sung by
the Girl Scout Troop No. 81 un-
der the leadership Of Mrs. Arthur
swindler. Miss Nochishiem and
Miss Alice Hawthorne viii b. host
esses for the social hour with Mrs.
]. p. Heinrich a. chairman.
Edison PIT. A. meets al 2 pm
in room Of the school with Mrs.
Walter Bachman presiding. Frank
Gorow, visual education special
ist Of the Tacoma Public schools.
will show moving pictures and dis
cuss the use Of movies and slides
In schools. A social hour Will
follow the meeting with mothers
Of third grade pupils In charge
Mrs. Stephen pease and Mrs.
Harding Hewitt will be hostssses.
Lowell PIT. A. meets 81 2 pm.
in the auditorium. Mrs. William @.
wegner presiding. Mrs. b. l.
TRIGGER win speak on "Responss-
biiliy Of Parents in Teaching Dem
ocrstic Principles In the Home
50 pupils Will sing patriotic songs.
Mrs. c. y. Eisbree 10 In charge
Of the social hour.
sherman preschooi WI meet Al
q pm. In the school. IGNORING the
Dads w. n. Cuslford. principal.
wilI speak on Mothers Prayer. :"
Supplementary to the talk viii be
a film entitled Men and Trees
put on by the weyerhasussr Tim
Der company Hostsssss viii be
Mesdames l.. L. Berquesi, J. v
Westbrook. Ralph Hubbard. J.
Gordon Gillespie and z. RohriR.
Washington preschool meets Al
pm. AZ the home Of Mrs. A "
Walker. $40 No. 18th Mrs. ster-
ling Carmichael viii be assisting
hostess The Rev. Arthur Bell Of
81. Luks's Memorial church and
chairman u the local Censor
Board for Movies viii speak On
Better Movies
Whitman presehooI nests ~ >
.. m. In tire kindergarten room Of
the school. Founders Day ~lli
be remembered with a play, Rem
inEieenee" Those taking part are
past preSdents or directors and
include Mrs. ElHsil HORT. founder
Of the prsschoos movement. Mrs
John J. Ps4rce. Mrs. Elmer Aezzy
ard Mrs. Otto Genri Mrs. Frank
Anzrde ~iii play The ACCOMPANY
nsnt. A discussion On DY. Hfifn
Gibson i4ogue's lectures VII y
led 81 hrz- PesFee assisted ~
Mrs. Edward T. Bowman On work,
Mrs. Pad Hartioff On play. Mrs
Clifford Pratt On love and Mrs
Bert Mccoy on worship. Hostess
for the social hour will b. MTa. X
L. Smith assisted b. the executive
board.
TUESDAY
Bryant preeehooi meets AZ : ? m
at ina Loms Of krk Elmer suysrs
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Mrs. Williams and Daughter
Gues{s in HolIvwood

Mrs. II. w. Williams and her
daughter. Miss Betty Gene. of Ia
coma, stopped recently in Holly
wood on their way Mast, and
were entertained Sunday evening
by Mr.. Bob Kenyon of Los An
geles. at the fashionable Earl Car
roll theater in Hollywood.
Mrs. Williams and her daughter
will return home in about a month.
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past presidents srs especially In
vlted.
MrCarvev, presckssi meets 81
T;so pm In thu hons Of Mrs.
A. q. Heft. zass 10. .. ~ith Mrs.
Emil Adler presiding The speak
sr Of the evening win be DR.. ~.
n aosis. Mrs n. c. Faleonsr
vii conduct the esndleliehtinK
ceremony. The pisyshooi u pro.
crossing under the dirsetien al
Mlss Bess Longmlre.
Rogers PIT. a. 10 meeting ~
TH pm. IN the scbooi villa .
eandisliEhting ceremony and birth.
day cake. rhnss taking part srs
Mrs Edith Adams. Mrs. hiks
Grummsl and Mrs. hlhs isen<dtek
Gems Bzmpson. former student
from Rogers. vsii give piano -.
factions. Hostssses for Tbs social
hour are Mrs. Jack ostsrson. hrn.
Melvin Triple and Mr.. Dewey
salbry.
sA~rtdss ps~sehsss viiI meet a
the home ~ Mrs. Russell Hewitt.
sis ~. ss1. ., pm. TIERS wiii
BE- Founders Day program Mrs
Josephine ws&siIno and Mrs
Denny all sssisf Mrs.. Hewitt Dv.
clifford nplks vlii spssk on
.'chsi1ren's Teeth. nsmh~fs
please nots cnsnxs IN NESTING
date.
ss~sm~a PIT. a. ~iil have .
program II 100 pm. Ths pupils
u ina school will put on ths pro-
gram for ths benefit q the r,.T.A.
'-Tna knaye u Hssrts- s1iI be ins
play A sentstts sfii sins uDsisr
ina direction a Mrs Virgins Han
MIG. There will 10 > eisrinst
dast by members Of psivin jones
erehsstrs. There wsIi - = resss
terry act and several esrnisai fsz~
lures between acts
sf.sie, PIT. a. meets Al . M.
I 10 ths school Ths msstlns wfii
b. opsnsd wtth ths fsaE salute
led ~ fhs Boy hcossa Tiss spssk.
sr viii b. Mrs. 4 ~ kni.f. Th~rs
sals b. music ~ = group u ths
puptis. Tns sxsegtsss beard vii
sef - hosisssss dssr1ag ihs so<ial
eossf
Willard pss~shesi 70 sponssFinx
ora eeIoek hinehsep Al Ire
N he-ol 90 Wednesday A ~ash
lngton blrtndsy motive All -
iIsed. After fns lass< hsos cards
and games siil ~ played
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-17
Jewellers Aid Board viii
ave Luncheon at Winthrop

Mrs. B. /. TRIGGER and Mr..
Forge Chessum will be the
eakers at the meeting of the
yavelers' Aid Board at noon on
ldonday in the Winthrop Hotel.
>r
iegolly IS Club will hold a benefit
srd party for one of its members
Is the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Io<ye, 1104 So. Proctor, Saturday
9 ening at 8 o'clock.
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PIT. A. And Preschool
Activities Of The Week

Engles win be the guess speaker.
Members are reminded not TO
forget articles for the white
elephant" sale. A candle lighting
ceremony commemorating Found
ers' Day win be led by Mrs. Ed
ward Dolan. Final plans for the
st. Patrick's Day Dance" 70 Be
held March 9th at the Knights Of
Columbus hail win be completed
NJ this meeting. Reservations
may be made now by calling Mes
DANES Edward polan. Main ss$s
or Philip Fox. Main esf7. Host.
esses assisting during the social
hour viii be Mrs.. John Heinrich
and Mrs. Doian.
Edison pre~chooi meets as pm.
in the school. Mrs. John Lemon
Will speak on Founders Day. A
candlelighiing ceremony commem-
Grating the founders VIII be led
by Mrs. Emil Roller. assisted by
Mrs. Henry Johnson. Mrs. Royce
McHenry VIII play = piano solo.
Miss Mabls Rsssoner will give
the reading An English WomaI's
Impression ~ America Host
esscs are Mrs. Archie Thompson
and Mrs. Otto Bshlman.
F1rcr~st pre~choeI meets At .
p. m. At the home Of Mrs. Harvey
Austermuhl. 23s Berkeley ave.
The candlelighting ceremony VIII
be led by Mrs. w. v, sherman as-
sisted by seven members Of ths
group. Captain Charles Eisnn-
bacber viii speak on Fire Pre-
yention in the home.
Grant pre.chooi meets 81 . pm.
AZ the home Of Mrs. ~ A. Misrow.
1880 No. Fife. There viii BE- songs
by Miss Barbara Robson. with
Miss Jean DAVIDSON IT the piano.
Mrs. w. W. Meciary will present
a program. Views and Reviews
by Kitty y. Sews.' which viii b.
Of interest 10 all preschool moth
ers Mrs. v v. Graham and Mrs.
I.arry shanklin win snalst Mrs..
Mlsrow sa hosieases.
Frankiin presebesi meets ~ .
pm. A. the home Of Mrs A v.
swanson. 1850 50. Adams Miss
Lella Russell viii speak on Speech
Correction. There VIII ~ vocal
selections by Mrs. ] v. Huit and
Mrs James FIsnnigan viii pre-
SIDE ovsr ths "Fpindsrs Day
ceremony. During the social hour
Mrs. swanzSn viii be assisted BY
Mrs. ". NJ AIMING and Mrs- y. W.
Wood.
Lincoln High PIT A. meets AZ
z.i5 pm. IN room lis. Mrs, y. A.
Funk viii speak 10 the group On
Looking Forward A. SIS .
eandiellEhisng ceremony wili taks
place IN the cafeteria with Mrs
Funk. Mrs Lima HehNarx Wilbur
Patehen. Mr. Arthur hsrRiandL
A student. Miss CARTS Person
viii read the seryics. willard
Norman. Leonard Tessssr, Gaylord
Thompson. and Don Wy. hgys
quartstts. wtil entertain with .
group of songs Past prsaidenis
are invited az hosored guests ana
refreshments all be served AZ tks
tea hour.
WEDNESDAY,
Yrsskiin Pe.T. a. meets - zts
pm IN shs senool Mrs pasi -
Means vii speak IN ~Chlid Esi'l-
cation Ia ihs Ortsnts Foiiowing
her talk there ain 10 candle
lighting ceremony ylth Mrs n. J.
Kinksr speaking ga ~Miisstonss
Along the Way and lighting The
candles for the past Mira John
Lawson win light the candle for
the present aud Mrs. A o. NICK
ssison for the future. Second
grade pupils viii sing unaer ms
direction Of MIA hAry Smith Al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-17

} composer. two Of his selections
having been played by the Tacoma
Philharmonic orchestra recently
and also by the Rochester SYM
phony orchestra in New York.
He Ia q graduate Of the East
man School Of Music and held the
Alschen chair OF music at the
University OF Southern California
summer school. an honorary chair.
for two years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-17
kIohs Members Will Hear
Of Contemporary Music
Professor George Mckay Of the University Of wssh-
inefon VIII Speak Monday Afternoon AZ Meet
ina az Home OF Mrs. Lincoln Gsuh

Contemporary music will be discussed by Professor
George Mckay assistant professor of music at the Unlver
Ety of Washington at the Aloha bmeetng Monday after
Don at the home of Mrs. Lincoln Gault.
Mrs. Gaut will be chairman of the day and assisting
will be Mrs George c. Wagner and Mrs Frederick
Wallis Prof. MCKAY weh-Sno"n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-17

nouaesmsns Il thss ~ hIs peshsi
Johnson. daughter II Mf. end Mn
C. n. johnson. 10 ~. chssies
f.amhson. The n~ws VS. rssssipd
81 . party Saturday q the family
home. s07 9Th ssss y. = ~.
f.smhson V she con II nr ard nrp.
C. ". Lamhspn 1T Kiis .ssurG.
1'he news 81 the happy event
vas ted 10 isfgs Hrnsp -
friends through silver bass e rs
tied with pink fibhsns. eanssiStns
heart shaped portfsits Il ths
ysung couple. rher Ssrs found
Al tbs End ~ asiiy eos<ssd szsFan
woven about the Fsan1 oam~s
ana refreshments sosnd~d sat TIE
evening. Ths date tor th~ eel"
slas hxs h~en set foe cary spvtnx
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-17

Fill Calendar


Anoronrsafe IA the season
- hs..t. .ra eunsds Ar. she
~ v.t..
'''" .ss
unes nAf OF seserM "
u,ent<s among tnem tnat 81
Miss Dawn McClhuahAn.
daughter Of Mrs. I,oTnie Me-
fsIannksn Ia Mr.. Alfred Ham,
rond fermcrfx Of Denver.
.aa ~ Nvs Rsfa Hnmmond.
a. a.. -. a.v ~.
" s.s
nnias En.n . sss
the uetFotnAi 81 neI oeu sFs
Miss Evelyn. 70 nj. Elmer
Clark. son Of Mr.. and MIA.
]. II. Clark al Tacoma.
MI Mre-iAnshsns sneasemsnt
came a. . surrrtss II . vsisn-
sine's nav party 81 her hcms. 4
basket AZ favcrs vas passed 10 each
quest with tn~ nsmss u ~ ~.
rAssd couple concealed n~neash
the eupld.s epw ana arrow.
The vaientsns mossf was carried
throughout the entire evening
The red and whiss comeanatton
was used In ooiovfsl aaphins ~ :
Hawaiian srsssllnen tAhls eicth
with the added nriIiianes ~ fed
candies and = center rlees.
After the sssesss had IN arrived,
several games we're played and
unique prise. rsven u the win.
ming contestants Hefrenhmsntz
were served ~ N hriis-se- bs's
mother and aunsa
rhe following suests we're prs.
snss Miaws pssty nsnss. GdttA
kooley. Virginia Raiey. tAIliAn
Fowler. Marjorie Hu9hee. Do
Harlow. Bea sears. Marsca rhcds
Thelma Gardner. Vivian Percy
and Nesdamss Betty pisdrseh,
| Elaine strsns, orlsn NyEsrd. Esins
rass<st. pseay Gordon. ana Mrs.
william Sears ana Mrs.. Lomis Nc
cianahan. mother Of ths hrtds-te'
BE-. Mrs. Jack Petersen. an aunt
Mrs. Frank ptsrce. an aunt. an<
nrs. Carrie sadow. ths nrsds
elects grandmother
No date has besn wf for n.
wedding.
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AIIes,is Club
Will Dsnee
Groups Fsbusy pssss
70 y Given Friday
Evsnins

ALGERIA clubs February
dance win b given Friday
evening Feb II. Il Lark hall.
with Mr.. Edward Burouah In
charge Of the evening. In
view Of the fact that II h lenp
year, regular routine win ~
cast Asids and thorouguut the
entire evening Il viii ~ The
duty Of the ladies' 10 mnks
their choice Of partners. A
door prize win be = feature II
the affair.
1ne entertainment eommi<te>
for ths svsninx u bsedsd ~ ~
ard MrA ciIffsrd Wsets. snulo>e<
by Mr.. ard Mrs. t1len dmsssts ~
nr. and Mrs Curtis vrshesR
Members a. IN beerd afs ~
ips . business mstsnx ~ ~ na4'
~ ~. Miihsrs Bahsr % es~iin
COON iske shs sseninu II rss. y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-17

Bryant preschool meets at : m
at ina Loms Of Nrk Elmer suser.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-17

q. the
Doris
jan,as.
things.
tolored
pock-
were
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aid to
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queer
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to the
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Nm. t,slms plsss TShsms
Glib Lunelooa

ssAs = Tnsnv.sn AsnnInk
u.as.N. u1ii NJ Z soe1 pngo
saturday esen1ng n ~ eeynel
rsno<aIe nna - III - D19VNk
wlsh rsfsesnme1ss fn1ywtHo -
\. rsnth>s 90 semm1e&pe - -
ehsr0e.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Bishop Will Lay Stone
For Redeemer Chapel

Bishop James E. Freeman will
lay the cornerstone of the new
Chapel Of the Redeemer, Glen Echo,
Md. at 5 pm. tomorrow.
The two-story building, construct
ed of brick and stone facing. will
serve both as chapel and chapel
hall for the time being. The ground
floor will have a stage, classrooms,
kitchen and other facilities.
Opening and dedication of the
structure has been set tentatively
for September 20.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Bachelor Of Commercial Science.

Hoy, Lillian Mary
Jameson, F. c. e.
JoernS. Gloria
klaben, Jack
Levin. Abram
Locraft, J. William
Lubanski, Henry e.
Mahoney, R. E.
Manning, Leon M.
Mantich, George J.
Mccain. Joseph r.
McDermott. NJ. C.
McGann, Frank T.
McGrath, John J.
Mckenzie, George g
Mclean. John H.
Meiners. E. w.
Mercogliano. C. E.
Mosely, Kenneth D,
Murrell, G. Dew.
Nail, H. Grady
O'Neill. Joseph B.
Pagliai, Dario A.
Pecht, Forrest H.
Puglise, Angelo A.
Purks. Joseph A.
Radigan, James P.
Rose, Karl r.
Shredenschek, A..
Shinn, P. s.. jr.
Silverman, Harry
Small, Robert J.
Smith, Lawrence
Sproul, Robert G.
Stanton, F.. de Sales
Stein, Robert A.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Master of Laws,


SINGER, Aaron David
Tavernier. F. E.
Thomas. Lindsey K.
Thurber. Robert E.
of Laws.
Krautwurst, H. F..
kupiec, Henry F.
Kynett. Willard c.
Lamb, Leon F.
LaWton, Adeline H.
Leatherberry. D. H.
Lee, Eveline S.
Levy, Raymond P.
Lewis, James B.
Libin, Jacob
Lite, Samuel
Long, Francis J.
Loome, John Francis
Lynch, Edward J.
Lyons. William NJ.
Macdonald, R. A.
Madden, j. E. jr.
Maher. Harold D.
Malone, Gayle l.
Malone, William z,
Maloney, Giles T.
ManniX. j. NJ, jr.
Maynard, James E.
Mccartney, c. E.
McCathran. C. A.
Mccoy. Helen E.
McConaughy, H. c.
McGarry, Robert w.
MCGUIRE, Louise
Mcintyre, Ralph G.
Mckenna, R. J.
McPhail, Roy K.
Meenehan, Sally NJ.
Mehler, George E.
Mess, Walter L.
Mindell, Milton
Muldon. Robert A.
Murphy, Edward J.
Murphy. Joan B.
Myers, Arthur P.
Neale, A. W. jr.
Nelson, Clifford J.
Nelson, Richgd H.
Nevros, John A.
Overman, John L.
Owens, Joseph E.
Pepperman. S.
Parker, Eugene G.
Perry. j. R.. jr.
Polinger. Howard
Powell. Diana K.
Pulliam, James c.
Ragan. Charles A.
Ramon, Frances Z.
Raskin, Hyman
Rayburn, James G..
Riley. William j.
Rimmer, r. H., jr.
Ritchie, Mary M.
Robinson, Joyce c.
Routon. Kenneth r.
Rowe. Earl Franklin
Rubin, Hyman
Rubin, Louis j.
Ryan. Robert ].
RyerSe. Fred H.
Schmitt, Henry A.
Siegman, Henry J.
Simmons. Flor'ce NJ
Skippon. c. D., jr.
Slater, John W, jr.
Smelter. Charles c.
Smith, J. George
Smith, Laurence Z.
Smith, Merlin H.
Spates, Charles w.
Stanton, w. j., jr.
Stearns, G. F., jr.
St. Lawrence, G. F.
Sullivan, Helen NJ.
Sullivan, Martha D.
Sullivan, Richard NJ.
Talburtt. Orville r.
Teitler. Abraham ].
Ticer, Thomas H.
TimmonS, R. C.
Tlmony, Patrick J.
Trumbo, Shannon C.
Valore. Aurelio
Vecchietti. G. j., jr.
Violette. Martin H.
Walsh, Rita Mary
Weathington, J. s.
Weber, Dorothy M.
Weiss. Maurice
WenZen, David
Weymouth, H. E.
White, Joseph A.
White. Wardell K.
Willis, James NJ.
Wilson, George A.
Wiltrout. Glen w.
Woods. Robert Mex.
ZaciewSki, L, F..
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Bachelor of Laws.

Rerman. R. H, Pres.
Abel, Herbert W.
Abel, V. T. ir.
Adams, S. T. F.
Albaugh, Howard
Albright. CLYDE Lee
Aldrich, Mary E.
Anderson, Robert z.
Armentrout. John B.
Arnebeck. Clifford o.
Bachrach. Esther S.
Balkoski. John A.
Barrett. John Paul
Basar, Frances A.
Bayless. William E
Belair, Raymond F.
Belcher, Presley H.
Berein. william j.
Bilicki, Bernard E.
Bleicher, Harold
Block. Richard. ir.
Bloomgren. r. NJ.
Bluett. John Edward
Bradley, winston E.
Prasel. John R.
Brennan, J. P. ir.
Rrinker. Angelo NJ.
Brownsteir. Philip N.
Burckell. Rose NJ.
Byrne. John Joseph
Carney, Marv Alice
Carney. W B.
Carr, Charles G.
Carter, James A.
Casey, Kathryn P.
Casper. Daniel A.
Chalfonte. ROBERT c.
Cheston. w. W.
Clark, Gordon E.
Clark. Stephen T.
Clarke. John D.
Clarke, William F.
Collier. Theodore NJ.
Collins. Dennis
Covey. Lucille Y.
Curlev. E. Patrick
Cusick. Florence A.
Cyr. Frank P.
Davies, Daniel r.
Devaney, j. j.. jr.
Dixon. RAYMOND H.
Donnella, George F.
Donohoe, Clarence F.
Dosh. Joseph G.
Dovle, Raymond J.
Duff, E. H. I'd
Dugsan. William E.
Dulin. Roland E.
EAGLE, Mary R.
Fldridee, Robert F.
Emmert. Leonard J.
Finney. Harry A.
Flagg, Verna M.
Flannery. Thomas A.
F1eissig, Morris B.
Fancke. Joseph o.
FruZynski. Thaddeus
Gallagher, B. F.
Gereth, Theodore P.
Ghent, D. T, jr.
CLANCY. John E.
Goldberg, NJ. I.
Greenspan. r. B.
Griner. John F.
Grogg. G. T.
Guervitz. NJ. A.
Gum, Colin James
Gutteridge, G.. W.
Hannah, Michael P.
Hanson, Aaron E.
Harty. Joseph A.
Hayden, Forrest S.
Hennessy. Anna NJ.
Higginboth'm. o. w.
Hilleary, Leo P.
Holmes, nellie HYDE
Holt, Chester F.
Howe. William w.
Hughes, V. w, 2nd
HuSS. Paul Elwood
Irwin. Claude n.
Jardin, Charles N.
Jennings, G. E.
johnson. James F.
Jouvenal, w. V.
judge. Francis NJ.
kabik. Fannie M.
Kelsey. Leigh c.. jr.
Kennedy, G. w, jr.
Kennedy, John J.
Kennedy, K. D.
kiker, Edward L.
koziol, Francis s.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Mead Says Treason
Charitable Word
griffith Column
Columbus U. Graduates
Are Urged to RepeI
Un-Americun Advances

In bitter denunciation of fifth
column activities" Senator Mead,
Democrat, of New York last night
told more than 800 graduates of
Columbus University it was their
responsibility to aid the Govern
ment in repelling by example the
advocates of any un-American pro-
gram.
Treason" he said, lis a chari-
table word to apply to those who
bore from within and prey upon the
credulity and economic difficulties
of a free people"
There is no romance and no fic-
ton in the presence of the fifth
column he added.
Senator Mead said he was not
urging armament against the in
evltable, but I'VE must be prepared
for the unpredictable."
Il appeal to you," he declared,
Ito retain your faith in our system
and our heritage"
The group, meeting in Memorial
Continental Hall, heard a welcome
address from George E. Herring,
chairman of the Board of Trustees,
and degrees were conferred by Will
liam E. Leahy, president, with Dean
John R. Fitzpatrick of the law
school and Dean James D. Cush-
man of the school of accountancy.
William G. Feely, vice president,
awarded the prizes.
Graduates are: