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MA Service special Correspondent
AUGUSTA. Ga.--Connie Mack.
wide ranging buckaroo Of the hills
and valleys. gave Tyrus Raymond
Cobb the legs that carried the
Georgia Peach TO heights that no
other ball player ever approached.
Tyrus Cobb gave fun credit TO
Connie Mack and his other bird
dogs for keeping his underpinning
as hard as dogwood and as supple
as a young muscadine vine in
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FINNISH RELIEF CARD C0MMITTEES

behalf of III Finnish db for
Frank Frank MrchB GnmesF nrkonG George
Jim BtanT Mooney R
Moody Fen Brewer W.
Mena l.
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preted only ~ reersaitinE.~
Ths same penalty attaches 10
the second rule ~ 10 the fifst.
Anterior sasd
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Described - iseiadisG I'm
quota. weekend excnr~scns and
other outings trips 10 visit
college cAmpu~e>. eesnplinsra-
tary ticket. % athletic cea-
tests and ether events. and
similar means 81 influencing
promising athletes irwArd
one particular Institution.
3-~rrips by athletic officials Of
: coaches for the purpose ii
'ecruiting are forbidden. wher
athletic officials or coaches arr
N trips they must not interview
ugh school or junior roileEs
athletes. A visit 10 = high school
n junior college athlete or hi,
'amily by an athletic official OF
,oach. unless he IL . personal
riend. can generally be inter
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} STRIKES 70 SPARE


Anchor nsas ~ peisslt <kseeeon,
A. n. q. ftve-wsan seam ehswptsas.
ON nav or freahiy resurfneed
alleys. . bowler frsqusniiy wiIi
find that hin hook. thrgwn fsom
tho customary position sna with
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GAMES FRIDAY
At Seattle - Washington vs..
Oregon; at Moscow. o. S. C. vs..
Idaho; at Palo Alto, California vs..
Stanford; Mt Los Angeles, u. s. c.
vs.. L. q. L.
Washington's Huskies OF the
North division, Coast Basketball
conference, open a two-night
series with Oregon at the U. of w.
pavilion this Friday night. Each
club has one defeat against its
record. Oregon State is playing
Idaho.
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huskies Open
Duck Series

SOUTHERN DIVISION
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New Peas Are
Slightly Less

Local new peas, down slightly.
sold at and So cents wholesale
Wednesday. according to dealers.
New potatoes were quoted al
S2.65. They come from Cali
fornia.
Best Strawberries held firmly,
selling at $3.50. Some berries were
to be purchased at slightly lower
prices.
Asparagus. which jumped Tues.
day. leveled off some Wednesday
and a new price of So and 7 cents
was listed. California tomatoes
sold at $1S5.
Cantaloupes remained at 1855
for standards.
Egg. butter, meat and poultry
markets listed no changes. All
prices quoted are wholesale.
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Loss Leader Statute
Before Hiqh Court

oLYMPIA-Constitutionality of
the 1889 loss leader" law. aimed
to curb so-called unfair practices"
in trade. was up for argument to-
day Before the state supreme
court.
The case was appealed by
Carleton !. Sears. Olympia drug
gist, after Thurston county SUI
perior court had held the law
valid.
The law would prevent selling
of merchandise below cost or
giving of premiums. II was OPP
posed by chain and cut-rate stores
with low overheads because il
would force them to sell at the
same minimum figure as smaller
stores within a city. Merchants
may meet and fix a minimum be-
low which an article could not
be sold.
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Situations Wanted. Male
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The Stork Brought to.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T. Josties,
1892 So. Thompson ave, daughter.
April 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon f. Dutton,
Ala Es. SD st, daughter, April 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Murray.
1915 So. Washington st. daughter,
April 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore J. Star
kel, Ashford, daughter, April 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare ID. Drake,
36li Ea. X st, daughter, April 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gsetona L. De-
Rosa, 1920 So. Grant. son, April 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Luchesi,
Black Diamond. son, April Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. Hasch,
Rt. 7. Box 2s4-A, daughter. Apr. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Booth,
sol No. Ainsworth ave, daughter,
April 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. David NJ. Turnbull.
$500 So. Asotin St. son, April Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Norris. Rt. 3.
daughter, April "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron L. Gregory,
Ri. 2. Box lad. daughter, Apr. 2s.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Kimble.
Rt. 8. Box ia. daughter, April 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin b. Smith, Ea.
l. and s0th SITS, son, May 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Whita-
ker. 10 So. 21st, daughter, Apr. 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex w. Engberg,
20l0 Ca. Sherman St, son. Mar. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Pelle. 1907
So. Cakes St. daughter. April 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf o. Nelson,
1868 Ea. Howe. daughter. Apr. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Tabor,
212i So. 44th St, daughter, April Is.
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All Set for
Auto Classic
AT indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.-They put
the finishing touches today on the
track, the cars, and the men who'll
drive in the worlds toughest ride
to nowhcre-the 2sth Indianapolis
600-mile speedway race.
Brick by brick, workmen secured
the red saucer on which 80 drivers
roar away tomorrow in quest of
a SIC. 900 pot of gold. They scraped
every inch OF its "a mile surface,
for one bad spot-an inch or two
of grit or CRIME often means
disaster.
In the greasy worksheds on
the inside rail Of the rambling
old course where men and ma
chimes have been battling more
than n quarter century, me-
chanics tuned the motors. And
watching their every move
were the drivers.
The drivers gathered In one of
the huts on the old track and
listened To the head of the speed
way. Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker.
review the rules for speedy but
sane driving. After that talk--as
IL these veterans needed to be
warned OF the dangers that Turk
out on the broad stretch - the
drivers returned TO their sheds,
some 10 sleep with their cars like
faithful trainers on kentuck y
Derby eve.
And. unless an accident occurs,
the betting is that one OF those
men Is going TO better the record
of 1l7.2 miles an hour set by Floyd
Roberts in 1898. II almost was
broken last year. Floyd Roberts
prevented that by cracking up. He
was killed.
This year, In the qualifying
spins which ended yesterday.
tnC tstCs otfc up III tue idst
brackets. Rex Mays Of Glen
dale, Cal. led with ls7.S5
miles an hour for n tcn-mile
run. The slowest car In the
race, q Maseratl driven by
Rene lie Begue Of France, hit
IlS.ssl.
The favorite with the crowd 1,
a home town boy who made gooc
- Wilbur Shaw. Born In tn,
shadow of the great track. Shaw
won in 1887 and 1899. Wilbur will
drive the big Masersu that wor
for him last year.
Only one other former winner
rides tomorrow. He Ia Kelly Pc
tillo. a former Los Angeles trucl
driver. who won in 1888 with
battered jalopy that was held to
gether with bits of wire and al
hesive tape. Kelly will drive tn
same job tomorrow only this tim
he'll have IT hung together wit
nuts and bolts.
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Write OFT Accounts
Totulinq S874.96

To clean the slate Of long pend
ing and uncollectible accounts in
the light department. the council
"Wednesday voted TO write off
unpaid balances amounting TO
Ss74.e6.
The action was taken on the
basis of detailed letter submitted
by Commissioner DavisSon. Some
OF the accounts were inter-depart-
mental and dated hack to 1880.
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By Lichty

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore p. Healy
3i14 No. 31st, daughter. Apr. rs
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Soikow.
ski, 320s Portland ave, daughter
April IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvid J. Jensen
Wesham apis, daughter. April Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Steven G. Mitsules
1909 Ea. F St, son. April 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold o. Cramer
RI. 7, Box 100, daughter. April 81
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Edwards
1854 Ea. B st, daughter, April 3
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Fender
CAST, s24 No. Tacoma ave, son,
April 80.
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Female Help Wanted

AIDDLEAGED lady TO live with wife
during summer. 7i2e So. Sheridan.
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III PPY-
M;rfhdau
WEDNESDAY, MAY 30

WEDNESDAY, MAY 30
George King, $500 So. Sheri-
dan ave.
James Elman kenward, Route
5. Box ISL.
Nina Mae Heahm. 1ll3 So. VI.
W. ID. Newell, 45S4 Park ave.
Mrs. Nettie Croker, Airport
road at n st.
Charles W. Funk, S905 No.
10th 1T.
Frances Zloch. Spanaway.
katheryn klechai, SpanawRy.
Ralph Y. Jones, 1850 Ea. & 1t.
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BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued
Wednesday to S. NJ. Harris for a
$500 residence at 1901 No. Ste
vens st; to Arthur Breault for a
1000 cottage at 6ls1 So. Sheridan
ave: and TO Adams Packing Co,
for $4,000 in alteration and build
ing of a smoke house at 15os-10
Broadway.
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Investment Trusts
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Moderately higher. England
{ poundl sis. up OF: Canada idol
larl .7S&; France (frsnc) .01s0,
up .0000%; Italy tlira) .0505; Fin
land (markks) .0205. up COOS:
Switzerland tfrane) .2242. up
.0oo2: Sweden tkrona) 1856. up
-Oooi: Japan tyenl .234e; Mexico
lpeso) 1878.
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Washington's forecast: Cloudy
with light rain in the southwest
portion Wednesday night; rain
with lower temperature in the in
terror Thursday; moderate vari-
able wind off the coast and light
variable over inland waters.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the "a
hours ending at S a. m. Wednes-
day, none; since May l, 2.35
inches. an excess of 81 inch;
since Jan. 1, 1886 inches, short
age of so inch.
Wind at a. m. Wednesday,
north 8 m. phi: barometer at 29.S1,
unsteady but less than .o1 higher.
Sun rises at APO a. m. Thurs
day and sets at 7:55 p. m.
Tacoma's weather on May 90,
1e39-Partly cloudy, .03 inch of
rain, maximum temperature 81
degrees and minimum AS. Highest
wind velocity IS m.p.h. from the
west.
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H. r. Scheller Dies

Harry r. Scheller. II, retired
employee of the c. NJ. st. P. & P.
railway, died Wednesday in a
Tacoma hospital. His home was
at 5201 So. NJ ST. He was born
in Germany. Mellinger's will an
nounce funeral arrangements.
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To BUY TRICK

An ordinance sppropriating
si,lo0 by emergency warrant to
purchase service truck for the
fire alarm systems use was passed
by the council Wednesday.
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City Votes Money
To Fight Disease

An ordinance appropriating ST.
900 To be used in fighting the
spread OF infantile paralysis in
Tacoma was passed by the eoun-
ell Wednesday.
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APPROVE PEN sIONs

Maj. f. NJ. Brown camp and
auxiliary. u. S. w. V. sent TO the
council Wednesday letters approx
ing a pension and retirement plan
for city employees.
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Markets ct q
Glunce

WEDNESDAY,
Stocks: Higher and quiet.
Bonds; Higher: U. S. higher.
Curb; Irregulsrly higher.
Call Money: One per cent
Foreign Exchange: Firm.
Cotton: Firm.
Wheat: Up \ to \ cent
Corn; OFF u to \ cent.
Rubber: Up more than y cent.
Silver: Unchanged.
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NORTHWEST HANKS

sesttIe-Clearings. ss.s51. sos. IS.
balances sz.3ez.2i7.ii, transactions
l4,7i6, 00o. 90.
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BUILDING CONTRACTOR

Builder OF Many Finer Tacoma Homes
Designing and Estimating
WA. N. THOMPSON. Ga lita
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Remodsling. Repairs. Renovating
Cabinet Work Done Reasonably
AZ SuNNEN.. MA sl5i
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Stocks Rally on Wide Front;
Dealings for Day Light
DoW-soNEs AVERAGES

D0W-5ONEs AVERAGES
WEDNESDAY
Industrial -. 1884. up e.as
Rail ......... zs.z2. mp go
Utility 1880. 1880. mp o.ss
IS Stocks -. ss-1s. mp e.1s
Sales were $50. 900 shares. COM
pared with ESQ. 900 In the previous
session, while curb turnover dwin-
died to Us. 900 shares from lel, 900
Tuesday.
NEW YORK Stocks rallied on
q broad front Wednesday. with
dealings light. Bonds made an ir-
regular advance and most COM
modities improved.
Improvement was noted In steel
buying. Electricity output rose
slightly. Building reached the best
levels Of the year. carloadings
also were estimated at a new 1910
peak.
Several favorable corporation
estimates were made. principally
American Telephone. which WAS re-
ported earning well above dividend
requirements.
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g ) &c

New First Pull LAST
Moon Quarter Moon Quarter
June June ~ June 10 June ~
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N. Y. CURB STOCKS

Closing Prices Furnished by
Dean Wftter & Companv
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II you're not usirE il. sell II with
= Fast Action Times Want Ad.
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WEDNESDAYS QUOTATIONS.

souotations courtesy Dean witfer q
Co WASHINGTON Bldg. members
New York Stock Exchanee)
uirf. f.ou Close
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRL for mothers
helper during summer, $40 month;
stay nish.. Garland 257s-W.
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Situations Wanted, Female

FLOWING. grading. excavating. gen.
eral teaming done. BR AIS.
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woMEN's EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Al Lutheran Compass Mission. i525
Pacific ave. 10 N TO o N.
Ma 649s. except Saturdays
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GIRL wants position as filing clerk.
bookkeeper, dental assistant or in
doctors office, some experience.
lakewood 1858
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Reconditionlng Repossessed Houses
Repair. New Work. Remodel.
CHAS ] LEFTWICH BR 5oOa
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Build and Remodel Now!.
Under Federal Housing Administration
INSURED LOANS UP TO $500
AVAILABLE UNDER MOOERNlZATlON CREDIT PLAN
Consult individuals Listed Here for Plans,
Specifications Estimates
CARPENTRY

Remodel. Repair. Construction
Rates Reasonable: First Class WORK
A. X. FERGUSON. MA 73i2
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Expert Inside and Outside Finish.
Work guaranteed Estimates FREE
VIM. STIPEK d. SON MA 894
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GENERAL CONTRACTOR
HOUSE WASHINGS
PAINTING CONTRACTOR

Complete Stock OF Building Needs.
BROOKDALE LUMBER CO.
Brookdale. GA 0i99-J-a
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transportation

INDEPENDENT Dollar Line S. p,
$3.50: new low fare 20 Portland and
L. A Croft Hotel. 1919 Pacific.
Main 606i.
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WINDOW & DOOR SCREENS
Roller. Flat Metal Flat Wood
Complete Job: Install. Hardware, Paint
ACE BUILDING SPECIALITY co.
For Free Estimate Call GA 4244
II you're not using it, sell it with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ad
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Wanted 10 Buy

USED typewriter o. roll Top dssk
Must - in good condition ana
reasonahle Oisf description ana
prsoe Ia reply. Boz los. bteiihfooms
Washington
WANTED 10 bt1g. gasoisne ~ sl<ann
donkey. Buck a HoWsfs. 10 Puf-
filtIp ave Ma fif7
STEEL buys saving 4 Loan lsnd
confracts iii Pacific, HA siss.
ps0e-nrlnr theneto zfe - 1sFe a
We par se n Main 1855
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Bs 'ment Furnace 500 Down
nAsT SIDE home rooms. bath.
concrete basement. furnace, ; lets.
EaraHt sewer. sidewAlkt. All clear
onls ai .aao Fof appointment cali
Proctor aeT7-oIfice Ma afae
sTEFt. INC. iii Pacific Az
e2A uni 4 nerts meet Late InuisF
timber s1Ao. 10 acres near Power
ilne across bay from Allyn. t1nu,
acrezse and lots. one mite east
apanhwaF school Owner. + A.
nressmAn i7n2 - Main sA1a
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TOMMY MAlLON
your
Ford Dealer

Used trucks and commercials
A fine selection. all of which are
priced low.
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By Lichty

uCkc PUf1ETs AND FRYEns
f7Lif0 uanted Hishsxt price,
RoDn1E's. sooi No 7sth. Pr 7ss<.
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Army Men Attention.
shop here for the best selection
Of late model light cars IN Ia
coma All with LIFETIME
GUARANTEE
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NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS
~ your ear needs tires. ws vii
supply than 70 go ard You can
pay Va At the expiration n pour
present contract
We can saws ynu money IN motor
Exchanges In flymouths. Fards.
and Chevfolsts and ss can sup
ply parts far new and Old ear. At
hiz aaxinEs
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~. HANDY MN

tlso DOWN moves yea II. A iitns
Of 81 zoe. 4 rooms. piastered cen
crete foundation. sewers concrete
walks. lots hurry u you want
- take adxantAse 81 this nUf
Near seth and North nuson Call
BUD Duncan. Ma 1917 o. Ma ptss
fATt1
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Situations Wanted. femsi'

Fos+-hction Advertising
o. you have sonethins % ssn reseh
more Tacoma homes ~ iesS soter-
Using cost by placing your neesA&<
In TEE TINES WANT ADc-
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Male Help Wanted
MEN WANTED

MEN WINlNlLO
II YOU are looking for JOB
that pays SIS TO $40 . week
please do not answer this ao.
We want 10 interview men
who are ambitious and workers
not those thinking OF some
thing merely TO get by on.
WE FEEL there must be con-
siderable number OF men IN
the Tacoma area who are nov
unemployed or dissausIieo
with the limited possibilities OF
their present employment. eno
who are ambitious and deserV-
ing Of an opportunity 20 ex-
press themselves with inteil-
gent, industrious activity SO
that they may enjoy the petDet
things of life. :,
II YOU are ambitious ana o.
good character, neat IN hp-
pesrance. we will present 70
YOU real opportunity NOT
only for the present but ior
the future. Call ct 500 Pscl1lc
octopsr %. 1000 a m. g
400 D. m. for personal ana
confidential interview.
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rsoa. Want A. e NAN s,sl
Resl Estate ter Sale
S Rms. , lots. 1880


5 Rms. ? lots. S. 800
A VIII nuIIr hezlse. full piunrtns
wires fzf sIHCtTIf EAnEHs eenclste
frundatznn. Eafaza fhlzAer hcaee
and frult sfrez 80 anun. al
nke rcnI
II Acre Ranch. $3.50
All etNARrn 40 fsneed. s-rcoFn
nou=e an EHfaE4. #orH a=Fd
are rlaee Cor hoEs fleetfie heats
znd 80 81 Better hurry ItrHHs
(. ?. MASON co.
10 Pacific ~ ~ tsea
OWNER says 81 for $1,000 essh.
Pour room house. new bath Ia
tursx, larEe living room. cabinet
Kitchen. dinstte. enc hesiroom
and utility rcon. Tire level
lots. Gould sell On teras Il
si.aso. Evenings call CA ssSsR-
coLsoN's EXCHANGE
so2 ?. 5. Bank BldT Main ssos
Evening star., 1940-01-25
Rainbow Veterans
See Film Preview

Rainbow Division Veterans last
night gave cheer when they saw
the 4th Alabama boys march across
the screen during the preview of
the picture THE Fighting Sixty
Ninth" in the Willard Hotel.
The cheer was not partisan but
that of enthusiasm for the days
gone by when last this country was
called to general mobilization. The
moving picture brought back mem
ories from afar for about 100 vet
Grams and their guests, as was well
evidenced by the rounds of applause
which greeted the review of mill
tary life.
Prior to the picture several guests
and officers we're presented. Brig.
Gen. Charles R. Howland, U. S. A.,
retired. one-time commander of the
outfit, briefly recalled several phases
of the organizations work in Eu-
rope. Among those introduced were
Elmer F. Neagle, national president
of the veterans; NJ Manning Mar
Gus, former national president, and
Walker H. Colston of the National
Executive Committee. The Rev. Ar
lington A. McCallum, chaplain, gave
the invocation.
Evening star., 1940-01-25
1O-Year Development
Program for District
To Be Outlined
Dinner Jan. 81 to Honor
National Copitol Park
And Planning Commission

A 10-year program for the future
planning development of the Ma
tional Capital will be outlined at q
dinner January 81 at the Willard
Hotel in honor Of the National Capt.
tai Park and Planning Commission.
given by the Committee Of 100 on
the Federal City of the American
Planning and Civic Association.
The Executive Committee of the
Committee Of 100 yesterday met at
the Cosmos Club to complete ar
rangements for the dinner.
Delano Attends.
Present at the meeting were Fred
eric A. Delano, chairman; Charles
F. Consaul, vice chairman; Col. AL
vim Barber, Joshua Evans, jr.;
Frank P. Leetch, Evan H. Tucker,
DR.. Theodore S. Palmer, John De La
Mater and Miss Harlean James.
Three original members of the
National Capital Park and Planning
Commission, appointed in 1926, are
expected to be present at the din
ner, it was announced today. Mr..
Delano, now chairman of the COM
mission, will act as POSTMASTER.
Senator Arthur Capper, who was
co-sponsor Of the Capper- -Cramton
Act, and Col. U. S. Grant, Sd, U. s.
A., both of the original commission,
also will be present and will be
called on for brief reference to the
early days of the planning group.
Cramton Expected.
| Senator King and Representative
Randolph, respective chairmen of
the Senate and House District Com
mittees and both on the present
commission, also are expected, as
well as Senator Gibson of Vermont,
co-author of the Ball-Gibson Act
of 1924, which created the National
Capital Park Commission, forerun-
ner of the National Capital Park
and Planning Commission. Former
Representative Louis c. Cramton Of
Michigan, co-author with Senator
Capper of the Capper-Cramton Act,
also is expected.
A general comparison will be
drawn at the dinner between the
conditions in the National Capital
in 1924 and in 1910, as we'll as a
l0-year program outlined.
Evening star., 1940-01-25
Girls Wearables Reduced

Reconditioned models. Electric and treodIe models.
Consoles, dropheod and portable styles. Fonous
mokes-White, Singer and Domestic.
Ldnsburgh's-Machines-T Floor
Evening star., 1940-01-25
Smart Handbags Reduced

800 Imitation Leather Under
arms, Swoeeers and Top
handles. All timely dark shades 81
hS-Handbdgs-Street Flo
Evening star., 1940-01-25
Travel Cases and Bags

So Upper Boes, cotton, con-
vos and imitation leather.
Rubberized lining ------- IL:
Russet Leather Upper Boes 7.9
] Top Grain Leather Upper
I Top Groin Upper Bog---- lZ.9
gh's-Lug0age-Street
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-14


Mrs Velma Guilstorff is having
weeks vacation from her duties
at the State Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. George Colts. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Smith. Willis.
were Belleville guests Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. George Bushaw. Savage Rd.,
Is not very well at this time.
Justice George c. Coleman has
severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Black and
daughter Ethelyn, Ypsilantf; Mrs.
David Black. Romulus, and Mr. ana
Mrs. George Coleman, Jr., Detroit.
were Sunday evening guests at the
George C. Coleman home.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chaplin.
Dearborn. were Saturday night
guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Vunich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sager en-
tertained several house guests from
Detroit at their home on Savage
Rd. over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Amerman
have returned to the village from
trip through the western states.
Mrs. Nina Todd was a business
caller in Detroit Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Miller, Wy
andotte, visited relatives and
friends in the vicinity during the
week end.
David Shafee, Dearborn. spent
Saturday visiting friends In Belle
vile.