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Notes From the Social Calendar Of Washington
Minnesota Society
Dance Tomorrow

A feature Of the Army Day dance,
which will be given by the Minne-
sofa State Society tomorrow night
at Hotel 2400, will be the presenta-
ton to Senator Henrik Shipstead
and Senator Ernest Lundeen of two
banners colorfuily embroidered with
the great seal Of the State of Min
nesota. These banners were pre-
pared for display in the Offices OF
the Senators by cooperation Of
groups of war veterans of Mime
apolis.
Invitations are being extended to
Minnesotans who are commissioned
officers in all branches of military
service to be honor guests of the So
ciety. A large delegation of these
officers have indicated they will at
tend. Mrs. Rowland Dobbins and
Mr.. Sidney Sarff are handling the
invitations.
The banner presentation cere-
mony Is being arranged by the So
ciety's treasurer, Mr.. Charles w.
Curran, who is commander of the
Internal Revenue Post, American
Legion. Color bearers and guard
of honor in uniform will take part.
Reservations for the congressional
delegation and ticket sales at the
Capitol are being handled by Mrs.
Walter Omundson and Mrs. Cliff
ford Stephens. Tickets may be pur-
chased at the Minnesota State So
ciety Office, 1920 New York avenue,
or at the door.
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May Day Party Listed
Bv G. w. u. Board

Plans for May Day party to
be held by the Women's Board of
George Washington University Hos
pital were made at the April board
meeting this week. The party will
be in the form of luncheon at the
May1ower Hotel.
Plans also have been perfected
for the appeal to members and
friends for contributions toward
permanent equipment needed at the
hospital. This is the first appeal
of the kind that has been made for
more than two years.
Mrs. Walter Bloedorn has been
appointed general chairman Of
group captains, who will direct the
appeal. Six teams will be formed
for the drive.
Mrs. Winfred Overholser is chair
man of entertainment for the May
Day party, and Mrs. Robert Boil
we'll has been appointed chairman
of Nominating Committee to ar
range ticket for the annual elec-
ton in June.
Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin is presi-
dent of the board.
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Suburban Social Notes
Mrs. WI. Holt and Miss Post
Give Party in Takoma Park

Mrs. w. L. Holt and her sister,
Miss Katharine Post, gave a lunch
con yesterday in Takoma Park in
honor Of Mrs. c. H. Dregman Of
Holland, Mich, who is visiting her
sister, Mrs. John C. Post.
Another luncheon party was given
yesterday by Mrs. Frank Nichols,
whose guests included Mrs. Martin
Simpson, Mrs. Lavinia Quinn, Mrs.
Howard Barss. Miss Ella Connor,
Mrs. Lewis Weiss, Mrs. James Allen,
Mrs. E. T. Spray of Centrevilie, Nd.
who is Mrs. Aliens house guest; Mrs
Andrick Pratt and Mrs. Wallace
Magathan. Mr.. and Mrs, Nichols will
have with them for the week end Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Whitney and their
daughter, Eleanor, who are former
residents OF Takoma Park.
Mrs. Waldo L. Schmitt entertained
at luncheon today for Mrs. John
Bozievich.
Mrs. Robert Bains gave a
luncheon. followed by bridge, at her
Silver Spring, Md, home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Kasse-
baum of Arlington have as their
house guests Mrs. Kassebaum's sis
ter. Mrs. Arthur D. Knight and her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Nellie c. Knight
of Brockton, Mass.
Mrs. Clark c. Brown honored the
guests at luncheon yesterday and to-
day Mrs. Ernest Hudgins gave tea
for them in her home in Washing
ton.
Mrs. Kassebaum entertained "a
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News Notes of the Official
And Diplomatic Sets
Of the Capital
Minister of Finland and Bride
Expected Here in Several Days;
Australian Minister in New York

The Minister of Finland
to Washington tomorrow the
Virginia following their
Of the State
Miss Margaret Shaw country
before the wedding
The Australian Minister Casey New York
this
Mr. La Guad This evening the Minister
Cambridge dinner which will
the Minister will be honor
will return Washington evening
Willis Devane accompanied sister,
Mrs Sanford Riordan have
will spend week the
with them apart
at Wardman Park Hotel their
John c. Townsend yesterday York.
where he spent some time at the Wadorf-Astoria.
Chief of Naval Operations,
honor testimonial
by the Pennsylvania Luzerne Club
residents of Admiral Starks native Pennsylvania
following
Joseph Gufy Representative
Representative
postmaster of WkeBarre,
Costello Hazeon secretary
Of the wyoming Valley Chamber of Commerce.
o'clock the which lasted until
the Michael
Arrangements Committee Andrew
dent of the club handled reservations.
1t Robinson jr Robert
3d. apartment
Robinson is duty at the Navy Yard.
Charles
Cotton
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Club Entertained
At Dinner

The Past Department Presidents
Club, Woman's Relief Corps, was
entertained at a dinner at the
Grafton Hotel. The hostesses were
Mrs. Louise Watson, secretary, and
Miss Mary A. HoWarth, treasurer.
Among those present were Mrs.
Della l.. O'Brien, president of the
club; Mrs. K. P. McElroy, Mrs.
Myrtle Burke. Miss Jennie l.. Ham
ilton, Mrs. Mary H. Wingate, Mrs.
Charlotte Cary, Mrs. Addie Hick-
man, Mrs. Anna Horn, Mrs. Helen
Temple, Mrs. Bertha B. Brown.
Mrs. Cordelia Pollard and Miss
Mary G. Pinnock.
Congratulations were extended to
Mrs. Mary H. Wingate, who recently
celebrated her 60th wedding ami
versary, and to Mrs. Cordelia Pol
lard for the successful completion
of a years service for the depart
ment and to Miss Mary G. Pinnock,
the new department president.
The club will observe Appomattox
Day at 1890 pm. Tuesday, Gen.
Grants birthday anniversary April
q, Memorial Day and Flag Day,
June IA.
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Residential
News Notes
Kieleys Leave
For Vacation
At Daytona Beach

Former assistant to the Secretary
OF the Treasury, Mr.. John Kelley
and Mrs. Kelley have gone to Day.
tona Beach, Fla, for a vacation
through the early spring season.
They are staying at the. Clarendon
and will return to their Washing
ton home before the end of the
month.
Mrs. Robert Worth Bingham,
widow of former United States AM
bassador to the Court of st. James,
has gone to Palm Beach from her
Louisville home and is staying at
the Brazilian Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F.. Dennis
have returned from their winter
home at Del Ray Beach, Fla, and
have opened their house on Wyom-
ing avenue for the spring. They
were accompanied north by Mrs.
Dennis sister, Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. Charles Nelson Riker, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Dennis, will come to
washington from her Kentucky
home next month for a spring visit.
Mrs. Henry Van Arsdale enter
tained at luncheon at her apart
ment at the Westchester today.
Spring flowers were used on the
table and the guests were Mrs.
c. A. R. Linguist, Mrs. w. William
Ramseyer, Mrs. Charles P, Trussell,
Mrs. Daniel Logan, Mrs. c. B. Strong,
Mrs. Charles Wright, Mrs. Lanier P.
McLachlen, Mrs. Conway P. Coe,
Mrs. Joseph Herbert, Mrs. T. Frank
lin Schneider, Mrs. John Darby,
Miachel Sullivan, Mrs. Justin Mack
lin, Mrs. Wyndham Wills, Mrs. Les
lie Frazer and Mrs. Paul A. Blair.
The Misses Sally Lee Young, Fran
ces Wilmat and Irene Vassilieff of
Chevy Chase, Md, spent last week
at the Naval Academy, where they
attended the tea dance. They will
return to the Academy for the June
week festivities.
Mrs. Edward Muskowski of De-
troit, Mich, has been the house
guest of Miss Ann Patrice Brosnan
at her home in Chevy Chase during
the reunion of the Immaculate
Seminary Alumnae, at which time
she was reelected Western vice
president.
Mrs. MuskoWski was a student at
immaculate while her father was
a member of Congress.
Mrs. Charles Redding Williams of
1861 Crescent place will entertain
small company at tea tomorrow
from until o'clock in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas K. STREET. Mr..
Streit is the well-known geologist
and lecturer.
Mrs. Fred r. Young, of 6525 First
street, entertained about l30 guests
at tea Tuesday afternoon in honor
of her mother, Mrs. Harriet Yackey,
on her Goth birthday anniversary.
Those from out of town included
Col. and Mrs. F. M. Holmes of Bra
denton Beach, Fla; Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Johnson, Mrs. j. Harry Yackey
and Mrs. Ray Yackey, all of Chicago.
Mrs. Ray Yackey, granddaughter of
the guest of honor, and Mrs. J. B.
Williams were at the tea table, and
generally assisting were Mrs. Frank
Vannier and Mrs. M. Knapp.
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Armstrong Twins
Entertain for
Armstrong Triplets

The Armstrong twins, Ruth Flea
nor and Robert Furman, entertained
the Armstrong triplets, Joyce, Juli-
enne and Jeanne, at party yester-
day afternoon.
The Armstrong twins are the
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B.
Armstrong, jr., of Bethesda, and the
Armstrong triplets are the children
of Mrs. Ianthe Armstrong and are
In no way related to the Armstrong
twins.
Yesterdays party was given by the
twins mother to help them celebrate
their Sd birthday anniversary. A
long table held three birthday
cakes, one for Ruth Eleanor, named
for Mrs. Rohde, the former Ruth
Bryan Owen, formerly Minister to
Denmark, and for Mrs. Franklin
Delano Roosevelt, and the other for
her brother Robbie" Both Mrs.
Rohde and Mrs Roosevelt were at
the christening of the twins in ST..
Johns Church.
A third and larger cake placed on
the table was for the twins grand
mother, DR.. Matte A. Furman of
Leadville, Colo, who came East to
celebrate her 10th birthday anniver-
sary on the same day as her grand
children's birthday. BY a coincidence,
Mrs. A. E. Davidson, the twins
teacher at nursery school, who was
a guest at the party, also celebrated
her birthday yesterday.
After the cakes were cut, Ruth
Eleanor and Robbie and their guests
were given party refreshments in
the nursery while another group
composed of the children's mothers
and few close friends of the
hostess were asked for tea in honor
of the childrne's grandmother, DR..
Furman.
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Miss Phebe C.. De Neane
Wed to Mr.. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis G. De Neane
of Landover, Md, announce the
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guests at a tea for the two Mrs.
Knights when Mrs. Isaac Steenson
and Mrs William Day presided at
the tea table. Monday Mrs. Neal
Mckay gave tea for the visitors.
Mrs. Guillermo Medina enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at her
home in Silver Spring, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Russell Mcqueen
were hosts at buffet supper party
last evening in their Silver Spring
home following the entertainment
at Grace Church. Honor guests at
the supper were Mr.. George O'Con-
nor, Mr.. Fred East. Mr.. Thomas Bra
hany, Mr.. Edward Steffe, Mr.. Will
liam Raymond, Mr.. Bernie Fitz-
gerald and Mr.. George H. Wilson,
who gave the program at the church.
Mrs. Dudley c. Jackson was host
ess at luncheon today in her Ia
koma Park home, the party being
(See SUBURBAN, Page B-4.)
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La FARCE Lecture

The Right Rev. Edward L. Buckley
will preside at the lecture which
the Rev. John La Fargo will give
at Wardman Park Hotel this eve
ming on "Religion-Is it Practical
Today?" The proceeds from the
lecture will be devoted to the res
toration of the little Carmelite Con-
vent, near Port Tobacco, Md.
The Misses Anne Buchanan, Mary
Ellen Carter, Marian Norris, Su-
zanne Slingluff and Henrietta Tai
bott will act as ushers at the lecture.
Evening star., 1940-04-05
Miss Rossiter
Engaged to Marry
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson Back
From Wedding Trip.

. Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett w. Rossiter
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Constance Rossiter.
to Mr.. John A. Livingstone, 1913
Thirtieth street.
Miss Rossiter attended Western
Maryland College at Westminster,
Md.
The wedding will take place Mon
day morning. May 6, in the Holy
Trinity Church at Harrington,
Nebr.
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Current Topics Club

The Current Topics Club OF River
dale held its April meeting yester-
day at the home of Mrs. Charles E.
Holmes, with talk on China by
K. T, WI as the program feature.
The club recently held a jubilee
birthday party at the home of Mrs.
R. A. Bennett, the proceeds going
to the golden jubilee endowment
fund.
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Mrs. Ellis Gives
Chinese Luncheon

Mrs. Andrew D. Ellis entertained
today at Chinese luncheon in
honor of Mrs Randolph Blinn, who
writes under the name of Ethel
Hueston. Other guests included DR..
Winifred Willard. Mrs. Charles Ed
win Fairman, Mrs. Edward D,(.,
Mrs. Frances Case, Mrs. Fred Craw-
ford, Mrs. R. j. Taylor, Mrs. Daniel
S. Bruerly, Mrs. Robert Post, Mrs
H. Stuhman, Mrs. David D. Terry,
Mrs. Felthon Watson and Mrs
Thurston Porter.
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marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Phebe c. De Neane, to Mr.. John F.
Nelson, September "a. at Danville,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson Back
From Wedding Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Atkinson,
whose marriage took place Easter in
the Clarendon First Baptist Church
in Arlington, Va. have returned
from wedding trip to New York
and Philadelphia. They are now
living at 5000 Alabama avenue Sc.
Mrs. Atkinson before her mar
riage was Miss Juanita Midkiff of
Hamilton, Tex. Mr.. Atkinson and
his bride were entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. H. w. Gray at buffet
luncheon following the marriage,
at which the Rev. Glenn B. Faucet
offlciated.
Mr.. Atkinson is a mechanical en-
gineer. He was graduated from
Southern Methodist University in
Dallas and is now with the Navy
Department.
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Weddings of Interest
Miss Frances Sayler Becomes Bride
OF Mr.. Benjamin Collins

The marriage of Miss Frances
Primrose Sayler, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Abner Sayler, of North
Bend, Baltimore, to Mr.. Benjamin
Perry Collins, also Of Baltimore, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hayden Collins
of this city, took place at noon to-
day in the home Of the brides par
ents.
The arrangements for the wedding
were informal and because of
mourning in the brides family only
members of the two families at
tended the breakfast which followed
the ceremony.
The Rev. Carroll Kerr officiated.
Miss Sayler was given in mar
riage by her father. She wore a
white marquisette gown, a tulle veil
held by orange blossoms and her
bouquet was of Easter lilies.
Mr.. Harry Payne Burton, jr, Of
New York City was best man.
On returning from trip to Flor
ida after April Is, Mr.. and Mrs.
Collins will be at home at sos Ca
thedral street, Baltimore.
Miss Sayler, after graduating
from the Greenwood School in Bal
timore, made her debut at the
Bachelors Cotillion several years
ago Mr. Collins Is a graduate of
the Danville Military School, Dam
vile, Va, and the University Of
North Carolina. He is now in busi-
ness in Baltimore.
For her going-away costume the
bride wore dark blue dress and
hat with coat of lighter blue and
corsage of gardenias.
Miss Phebe c. De Neane
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-09

to follow any Of his or the relief
agencys communications in the
past
He denied any rift between him
self and Director Of Finance John
R. Richards Richards said recently
the state credit would not be i'm
paired undulv If no new taXes were
enacted until the 1871 legislative
session. bu, Olson said he agrees
with ne that additional revenue
is urgently needed to balance the
budget"
The governor declared however.
that the deficit is the legislatures
deficit and I don't propose to have
the impression given the people dur
ing the fall election campaign that
this administration is responsible
for it. because We have consistently
been fighting to balance the budget
during the past IA months against
opposition in the legislature
He declared he would include in
his call for a supplementary special
session a request that the legisla-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-09
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-09
Utility System
Chiefs Indicted

NEW YORK, May 9. CUPD =
Howard c. Hopson. former head Of
the Billion dollar Associated Gas
& Electric company system, and
three associates, were indicted to-
day on mail fraud and conspiracy
charges by a federal grand jury
which accused them of defrauding
investors of more than $20000,0O0
The indictment named Hopson,
Charles H Travis and Garrett A.
BroWnback. attorneys for the utili-
ty empire, and Frederick S. Bur-
roughs, principal officer of the
system.
The indictment contained 18
counts alleging mail fraud and one
of conspiracy and each of those
named faces if convicted a possible
maximum of 90 years in prison and
a $4,000 fine They will be arraign-
ed Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-09
Job|ess ChiseIers
Estimated at 40
Per Cent in Calf.

SACRAMENTO, May 9 CUP)-
Robert l., Jordan, attorney for the
Laundry owners association of Los
Angeles, today told the assembly
subcommittee investigating the de-
partment of employment that 40
per cent OF the California residents
drawing unemployment benefits are
not morally or legally" entitled to
them.
Jordan recommended sweeping
changes in the unemployment in
surance law and stricter enforce
ment. He charged that hundreds of
persons formerly employed by com
panleS he represents get vacation
"ith pay through loopholes in the
statute
Some Of the remedies Jordan rec
commended included complete dis
qualification for benefits of persons
discharged for cause or who re-
sign voluntarily. The law now i'm
poses only a penalty waiting period.
He also favored the elimination of
The one per cent contribution the
employe makes TO the unemploy-
ment fund, which he said leads
workers to believe they are entitled
TO benefits under any conditions.
Jordan also recommended that
the legislature repeal the increased
scale Of benefits voted at the last
regular legislative session. The in
creased scale, upping minimum
weekly benefits from 81 to Sl0 and
maximum payments from SIS to
$lS. went into effect last Dec. |.
The Los Angeles attorney declared
that the total money paid in ben
efits rapidly is approaching the
Total contributions and that either
benefit payments will have to be
restricted or the tax rate increased
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-09
Husband, Featuring Love Balm Suit.
Described by Brother as knee-Deep
In Dishes: Family SquabbIe Told

HE complained to me quite a
bit about Mrs. Urban after she ar
rived from Canada
In the late summer of 1898, be-
fore Mrs. Urban filed her suit in
September of that year against Mrs,
Edith Gaines, so. for 100000 dam
ages, the brother testified he heard
Mrs. Urban urge her husband to
make Mrs. Gaines third party
to Their casual social gatherings.
After she filed the suit, he said,
she informed Urbans family that
she was going away among hon.
orable people
Il said that the same door that
was open to her when She came
in had not been closed and that
nobody was holding her" Abdo
said
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-09

The law of averages-will find you
buyer if you are willing to take a
fifty thousand-to-one chance and
sell IN the Classified Sectionl
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-09
lllcKACHE,
E DANGER SIGN
OF Tired kidneys

n hackaehe and leg pains making you
NjostGhea. don't just complain aud do nothing
aSouk them. Nature may be warning you that
y6rtkidneys need attention.
Na 1idneys are Natures chief way Of taking
oSeo1k. acids and poisonous waste out OF the
hao8. They help most people pass about 3 pints
. 1iI.
.NAks, Is miles OF kidney tubes and filters
dent work WE'LL poisonous waste matter stays
il ~ Blood. These poisons may start nagging
69HAehes. rheumatic pains. leg palms, loss Of
pSp and energy, getting up nights, swelling.
DdlDAi6 under the eyes, headaches and dizzi-
eln.sPesquent or scanty passages with smart
69ASd burning sometimes sh ows there Is some
toSG wroaS with your kidneys bladder.
a066f wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's
y{So: Thay give happy relief and will help the
II pi3p Of kidney tubes flush out poiso nous
wesialpom the blood. Get Doans Pills.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-09
Olson losses State Relief
Hot Potato SquoreIy
Into Legislative Hands

eACNAMENTo. May 9. up
GOV. Culbert Olson today placed the
fehef problem squarely in the hands
q the legislature. declaring his ad-
mintstration would not even sub
n1t q recommendation on the
amount OF the dole appropriation
Tor the remaining 13 months of the
Dla1gnamn.
AFTER all their investigation
they'll probably make up their own
minds on how much to appropriate >
the governor commented. The legis-
latute reconvenes its recessed spe-
cial session next Monday.
eOason said the SRA would be rea-
dys TO furnish any data and infor-
motion that might be required by
the legislature. but he observed
that the lawmakers had not seen fit
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-09
Chamber Elects
Directors Fridav

Members OF the El Centro Cham
Der of Commerce will elect directors
at an election scheduled for Friday
Ballots must be dropped in the
ballot box at chamber headquarters
between noon and p. m.
Eight directors will be selected
from a list of nominations sent
each member OF the chamber
Manager Robert Hays said Thurs
day. Each director elected will serve
for two years
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-09

LOS ANGELES, May 9 (UP)-
Braheen CU-UD Urban, actor whose
wife is suing a wealthy widow for
alternating his affection. was des-
cribed by his brother today as
house husband.
The brother, Thomas Aldo. said
he once found Urban knee deep
in dishes while Mrs. Urban was
downstairs operating her dressmak-
ing shop.
He Told me the beds were mussed
up and the house was a mess. He
told me if the house were going to
be cleaned, he would have to do
it, the brother said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-09

ture resclnd a proposed eonstltu-
tional amendment passed IN the
1899 session and scheduled TO GO to
a vote Of the people at the coming
general election which would per-
NIT judicial review of the facts OF
state boards and commissions.
This measure would throw into
the judicial branch of government
the right to review executive and
ministerial acts the governor said.
1t would cause DELAYS. interference
and distractions in the work of the
executive department by special in
terests intent upon obstruction.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-09
End Victim Dies
In Fresno Crash

FRESNO. Cal. May 9. up
John Waldin. %. Fresno CCC enrol
lee. died today of injuries suffered
Sunday night when a CCC trans
port truck plunged down a steep $50
foot slope into the Kings river 20
miles northeast of Fresno and au-
thorities continued their search for
the body of Dale Briggs. 49, Fresno,
driver of the truck.
Waldln suffered additional in
jurles when an ambulance over
turned while bringing him TO a Fres-
no hospital. Three other injured
enrollees were recovering.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-09
Chinese Fined For
Selling Liquor

BRAWLEY, May As an after
math of the election, SIN Yung.
owner of the Shanghai cafe here,
paid s25 fine in police court for
selling bottle of wine during elec-
ton hours Tuesday.
He was arrested at his cafe at
904 c. street by Police Patrolmen
Bill Sulline and Joe Gabard and
Willis Pendergast OF the liuuor
control division of the state board of
equalization.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-09
Co|iegians Jailed
For TuIip Raids

COLUMBIA. Mo. May 9. up
Thirteen University of Missouri stu
dents went from the city Jail to
O'Clock classes today after spend
ing the first of 10 nights behind bars
for raiding most of the tulip beds
IN town.
Police Judge c. f. Coombe said
they could serve their sentences
from p m. to a. m. week days.
and from p. m. Saturday to a.
m. Monday. They also were fined
$40 each and costa total of s1845
for stealing tulips for a frater-
nifty dance.