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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-29
Local Solons
.DodgeChoice
For Speaker
Give Both Pierce
Men Go" Sign:
Avoid Dill Row

pa..l..l =, 1T.
' '.N't'''ns =, ''"''N'aaN
''s's'a'iNe STRUCTURE IN thia
state 70 eiiminste wings
was the keynote OF an organ.
ixAtion meetin. Of the Pierce
county delegation tn the t11l
legisIature. held nj the VoseI
V,nthron ,Vednc.day r.yh,
Two in.,ehy mh,eet. xsr~ s.s,..
tracked IN. I.ay,...n,u n.,,,s
for the .ov..oo,.,,,n ..s "A. ,....
tiv. merits AZ Ia. pierce e...tv
member. az the nous. who aeeaiy
ar. s,ea,us IN. ..e.ls,,h,.
ri.,oe county h..n., .on,,,,.,,.s
. sneaker a. IN. nous. .,..n,x..
ton sine. the ..t,-h~ll,,m a.v. a.
m. TIT, .ao,.n..,,.,ta. .s.n
the Ists guv xsl,v u,s..asas t..t.v
IN. sslss.tion |. IN s.,.na.yv
over TIVE ,,o..,et.
a,ehue.a E..s.,..
p.th Ran n A v.n. AZ IN.
gsth district. ana ma. u.sh pa..,.
nni. of the 2sth. we're heard ~
IN. ss,<s.tion hal AZ as,...,..n
Commitment vas made
nsp w A Richmond ~ho 49,
ehassn 10 succeed Gerald Ds.as
as delegation chairman. asserted
Thursday the aslssat.an .oala
play no fsvosits al this stare al
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3d. Troops al Fort Lewis
And Murray by Next Summer

and 1900 men IN the siss Division
st Camp Murray Before many
months have PASSED. bosh divisions
xiii b. raised 10 thssF fan Wartime
strength.
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Expect U. S.:
Intervention
In Strike

National Defense commits
sion's labor division and the
u. S. department of labor's
Cancellation service both are
expected to step into the lum-
Der industry's Puget Sound
labor difficulties. rapidly as
Stunning hornets nest proper
tions.
UP TO the minute developments
Thursday included:
At Everett a meeting Of ALL
Lumber and Sawmill union repre-
sentatiyes with operators under
threat OF a strike that would close
eight more operations there.
At Washington, ID. C., announce
ment by the national defense COM
missions labor division that IL i.
making a preliminary inquiry into
threats Of a broader strike 10 close
20 Northwest logging and sswmill
operations.
HARTLEY COMMENTS
At Seattle. Wednesday. a long
session of Puget Sound district
council. at which strikes At the 20
logging camp and sawmill opear-
tons were authorized.
At Centraha, next Sunday,
joint session OF both AFL and CTO
union delegations. 10 discuss the
general industry situation.
Here at Tacoma Earl Hartley,
president Of Puget Sound district
council. Lumber and sawmill
workers tAFL). asserted he ex-
pected the federal authorities TO
intervene at any time.
PHONE Is IN USE
He said he had not been con-
tacted since his return Wednesday
from the recent conference held at
Washington. ID. C.. by Ernest r.
Marsh. federal Cancellation service
commissioner who presided at the
original Tacoma strike negotiation
meetings held here and in Seattle.
Marsh had not arrived back at
Seattle from Washington Wednes-
day. Hartley ssid.
Washington dispatches Thursday
said National Defense commission
Continued on pag. 4. Column 81
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HELSINkI. FiniAnd-President
Kyosti Ksllio. aged fsrmer-chief
executive Of FINLAND since 1887.
resigned Thursday because Of H.
ness
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Hensicksen Acting
A. Police Judge

ffsssfiek . sfsnfteks~a became
acting police badxs Thursday ~
me shs~nes n Judge tos~ph Mali
cry. aha 10 temporarily ost u shs
city on = trip.
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Police checking Elsie BnchIi's
diary Thursday afternoon found
she had made an entry 10 the
effect she would follow her
soldier lover 10 Alaska. she
needed sss for the trip, the diary
revealed. Her last entry. Just
before the boldup. was: WOW
I'm going out 10 get Inc
money! ."
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Martin Might
Stay Awhile
As Governor
Fight on Longlis
In Lsgisloture May
DsloY Inauguration

Gov. Clarence ID. Martin
would remain as Washing
tons governor II the 1911 leg
islatnre in some way tied up
Inauguration Of Governor
elect Arthur u. i.analic. legal
authorities at Olympia said
today.
IN. state constitution provides
the governor shall serve four years
''and until his successor IL elected
and qualified. n LangiIe failed
10 qualify. the governor would re.
main on duty after his term ends
Jan. Is The Legislature conyenes
Jan. Is.
Certain hackers ~ tho defeated
Democratic candidate. G G. Diil.
have refused 20 eoncedo i.angils's
election and have declared they
will ask the legislature To refuse
10 seat him. or even 20 order .
recount. II such things we're In its
power.
Here II Procedure
The constitution provides that on
the first day Of a legislative ses.
sion the secretary n state delivers
the official election results. as com
piled from results furnished by
county auditors. 10 the speaker Of
the house.
The speaker shall open. publish
and declare thu result thereof. +"
and the pe~on having the highest
number Of votes shall he declared
duly elected. the constitution says
II makes no provision for con
tested elections. except In the ease
where two candidates get ihs same
number Of yotss. In such an event.
the legislature would yois on which
should be- seated
Caucus Coming
Neither does ths constitution
make provision for reeounts. bat
election laws provide any voter
may contest a candidate . election.
such contests must be flied In su.
perior court.
Democrat strategy may bs map
ped out At n caucus ~ u Demo
cratic senator's in Seattle Saturday.
Tire caucus was called by Lsut.
Gov. Vie Meyer, 10 discuss align
CONTINUED on Page =, Column ~
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ...............S5. 0sz ,0Oo
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Cliff Olson, p. L. {. football
coach. will be host 10 sports
writers Of the Northwest at a
chicken dinner party Monday
night
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Fritz Metzger has returned 70
his law practice after managing
Continued on Page s. Column 81
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Rose O'Neill. late Of keV York
and more recently anaesthetist at
81. Joseph's hospital, soon will
take a similar position at seattle's
Columbus hospital.
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Alice Stockton,
Virginia Wepfer
In Recital
Pupils OF Bernard Aus 10
Perform Wednesday

Including the two outstanding
young musicians. Alice stockton
and Virginia wepfer. violin pupils
Of Bernard Aus will be presented
in a program Of standard concert
compositions at weyerhseuser hall
Wednesday. June 10. At s ?. m.
Mildred Tummonds viii be the sc-
oompsnist. The program follows;
Old Black Joe .....-. stephen Foster
nllly Ringseth soioist
with string aeoompanimenp
Joyce De Loria Soloist
with string accompaniment
Simple Aven ..s.....--. 1880. Thome
Lorraine Pratt
Roberta wolff
Concerto No. Is in @ Major
Thomas Archer
Concerto In A Minor Vivaldi- Nachex
Allegro. Iargo. Presto
Romance. from ID Concerto. Opus
Ronald Kllde 20
hsrehe Ia furoue, des Ruines
Fantasia l. IN D Minor W A. Mozart
Fred Wepfer
Pupil OF Paul Pierre McNeeiyl
INTERMfSSTON
Sonata No. ~ In u Major Handel
Adsglo, Larghetto. Allegro
On Wings OF Song 49,. Mendelssohn
John Joyce
Concerto In q Minor ....... Bruch
Allegro moderate. Adsgio
Virginia Wepfer
La Folia .-......C oreili -Kreisler
II Trillo del Diavolo cT-he Devils
Trill'D ..s,......... Iartini- krcisler
Alice stockton
A nominal admission fee will be
charged.
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DISC ussions
Whot's Doing in Records
nv RE>osA MESSING

Patriotic Songs 81 Ameriea" BY
the Victor mixed chorus has struck
popular chord. Timed to the
mounting pitch % national fervor
and pride. this album contains the
songs that are universally recoE.
nixod and accepted - cur eoun.
try's anthems: The star spangled
Banner America the Beautiful. p
America. Columbia. the Gem n
the Ocean" Hail Columbia. %
Battle HYMN 81 the Republic. "
Battle Cry Of Freedom and
Dixie" The Victor MIXED chorus,
directed by Emile Cote. sings these
with the warmth and feeling they
merit.
Jimmy Yaneey. famous blues
pianist and former teacher 90
Meade Lux Lewis and Albert Am.
mons. has recorded a series Of six
sides now being released in album
form tSet n-2s) by Victor. Fea.
tured on the three recordings viii
he state Street Special" Ysneey
stomp" Tell EN- About Me,
Five O'Clock Blues" SLOW and
Easy Blues" and The Mellow
Blues"
At present a grnundskeeper for
the Chicago White sox baseball
team--a job he has held for Fl
years--Yaneey has 10 his credit a
varied career during which time he
sang and tap-danced in vaudeville
throughout the United states and
Europe. in addition to his pisnis-
tics. In 1918 he danced In Buck.
ingham Palace at a command per
Torrance for the king and queen
Of England.
A sports fan of the most rahid
type, Ysncsy. now ~. has an
amazing memory for sports facts
and statistics. lie has been play
ing piano cnce his nth birthday,
hopes TO keep playing for another
30 years. His Victor album marks
his first professional return In a
year-and-a-hak.
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To further encourage muse IN
education among the juniors Of The
state. Miss Maud Williams, past
junior counselor and newly eiec,ef
preAden, 81 the Washington state
Federation a Muse Clubs. sub.
mitted the following resolution. At
which time Is students received
'henof letters"
Resolved That the Washington
state Federation Of Music Clubs
thl. YEAR award an homer letter
To every student who earns two
credits in music study. other than
hard. orchestra or Kiec club such
letter 10 he awarded before their
respective student ecsiics. where
each hcnerce takes part in fedora
ton honor program. where honor
able mention Is made Of such letter
award AZ the yearly junior banquet
thus giving 10 high school effort
similar reward 10 that offered
in athletics,
Helen Nancy ccngion II Taco
ma. = very outstanding musician
and composer, has been appointed
state vice-junier counselor Of the
Federation Of Music Clubs az
Washington.
At the recent convention IN Ia
coma the Fhilomei Singers Of se-
attic were designated a. first
choice OF the Washington state
Federation OF Music Clubs. TO rep
resent the state At the great b..
ennial muse festival to be held in
Los Angeles juno, ip4i, with the
Treble clef. also ~ Seattle. a.
second choice. II is hoped both
choruses win he featured on pro-
gram at this biennial
Mr.. W. o. baker. sssi 10th
ave. West Seattle, chairman ~
the department % the young art.
list and student groups. Is very de.
sirious Of contracting all those In.
terested in entering the state con-
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steal form. without which. he dis
covered, no composition Of any
length could be made to hold the
interest. The textbooks on the
subject told him little.
The worst OF II is" he said
that they teach building but not
architecture" How was he "a
learn tonal architecture After
bordering awhile, he decided the
thing to do was to take lessons OF
one of the greatest tonal archi-
tects, Mozart
Taking the &C Minor Sym
phony" as a model. he wrote an
entire symphony Of his own in
exact imitation of its harmonic
plan. modulating 1t exactly where
Mozart did. but using his own
themes. II was tedious but il was
worth while
ITO BE Continued)
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Tacoma Family Has Baton of
Noted English Musician
j. w. BreI Discovers Bond Of Interest in Achievements
OF SefEducaied English Boy

of the great composers. not
only Of England. but also of
the world.
Richly inspiring Is the story Of
this man whose life was so filled
with great achievements. He was
born June ?. 1857. at Brosdheath.
near Worcester: one Of seven chill
dren. His father. a church or
ganist. with the proverbial distaste
Of musicians for their own trade.
tried to induce him to study law.
but he gave that up after a year.
preferring 10 support himself,
however meagerly. by music. So
alert a boy will get far without
anyone to teach him. He would
sit by his father on the organ
bench of St. Georges church.
watching closely how he played
and comparing 1t with the diree-
tons he found in Rincks and
Best's Organ Schools"
In his fathers music warehouse
young Elgar found many instru-
ments and could soon play nearly
dozen Of them. Thinking that
he might sometime have a chance
to go to Germany, he taught him.
self the German language.
The sciences aroused his intelh-
genee almost as much as the arts.
In later years. one OF his hobbies
was scientific kite-flying.
Some one said OF Cardinal
Newman that HE had all his
fun In his head" So IL was
with young Elgar. For the
usual boyish sports he could
not spare the time. Cricket
had no chance against coun-
terpoint.
The great puzzle came when he
tried to learn something about mu-
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Mrs. l.. B Wilson's mother was
first cousin to Elgar. In 1910,
when the Sheffield choir OF 225
singers toured America, DR.. Elgar
was in this country. In st. Paul,
where he conducted his own
Dream of Gerontius,' with the
Sheffield choir. after the concert
he gave the baton to Mrs. Wilt
sons mother.
Next week. occurs the marriage
of the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Willision. Virginia. In listening to
her fine piano playing one is not
surprised TO learn that she comes
from musical stock.
Sir Edward Elgar has done
probably more than any other
man toe give his native Eng
land her own choice In the
chorus Of the worlds music.
More than that, he was recog-
nized, In his own right, as one
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News of Music Federation

-. a. -. 49, -. =.
ssfk4. - a. k4-s.ma -.
ton. ana frn,u there a the IA.
tlonal The Young artists are in
three classes oniy piano. viahn
and vase. ages grov n IA 10
me stusscu. musician contests are
IN five elsa.o. plane. vtailn. cello
arran male ana female xasrs.
.xe. from IA n n puilstsn. with
complete information may NJ OBJ
tanned nv enntarslax Nrs BAKER.
=, -,
- = -
'.s"s - ls'e"s w '"e
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NssionsI symphony
To Continue

The Maternal symphony orches-
tra ~ wsshinxtan. led ~ D..
Hans Kinder. hss announced that
u. campaign far sie5 go 10 pro-
vtsts for tpto-fpst seasoa has
succe.siesi. Fur q tire Tire earn
pany threatened 70 fold W hessa<s
~ demands made by The nu<iei-
ana antan
rhe company plans so-wers
sessnn nsxt WRITER ard sn eight.
week eusdnos season ~ the Fnto-
nse water Cats during Inc sum
assT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15
Opera at EXPOSITION

The San Francisco Exposition
has started a series OF eight con-
certs by the San Francisco SYM
phony Orchestra. with prominen,
soloists at each performance
Grace Moore sang at the first
concert. Other guest stars will be
Jan Peerce, Miriam Solovieff
Gladys Swarthout, Alec Temple.
ton. Lily ions and Andre Koste-
lanetz, Lauritz Melchoir, Oscar
Levant. Meredith Wilson and jean
cite Macdonald.
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4 dIOnlas OF at
least, one fam
lily in Tacoma.
has a greater
interest than is
u $ ally the
c Sc, because
the baton used
by Sir Edward
E ar, h e
greatest Eng
fish composer,
Is in the keep
ing OF the L. B.
Wilson family
of 3 So 0 n o..
WASHINGTON Sf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15

| MANUFACTURERS
PROVEN RECIPES
BRIDF's SALAD
beautiful Salad 10 Serve for
Wedding PARTIES
large can sliced pineapple
large can white cherries
large can pears
y pound almonds
| II pound marrhmallows
Drain and cut the fruits Chop
the nuts and cut the marshmal-
lows with n wet scissors Make the
following cooked dressing
u CUP Borden's Evaporated
Milk. undiluted
q teaspoon mustard
Yolks Of eggs
Juice of lemon
Cook this over hot water until
II thickens. Cool Foid IL into q
cups Borden's Min. whipped
Combine with the fruit. which has
been we'll drained. add the nuts
and fold In the marshmAliows
carefully. Put I'm refrigerator over
night. and when serving. surround
with crisp lettuce.
FROSTED GI>GFRHREAD BARS
u cup shortening
y cup sugar
I egg
y cup moiasses
y cup Kelloga's hll-Bran
= cup strong coffee
Ia Guns flour
= teaspoon soda
= teaspoon salt
IL teaspoons baking powder
n teaspoon cinnamon
- teaspoon cloves
u teaspoon ginger
Blend shortening and sugar
until light and fluffy. stir In
molAsses All Bran and cold coffee
sift flour with soda. salt baking
powder and spices and add 10 first
mixture Bake IN creased pan IN
moderate oven $3.50 FD about 20
minutes Frost cake IN nsn vath
uncooked frosting 80 soon ~ ~ IN
taken from oven Cut into hnrs.
Yield 2 dozen IA r2h inch bars
CeEi3-inch PAM.
BRowS SUGAR rRosTISG
2 tablespoons butter
tablespoon hot cream or top
milk
- Gun brown sugar
thoroughly hdd brown sugar snd
beat we'll Spread on warm cake
CoNTFCTIoSyH's ICING
2 cups confectionery sugar
3 tablespoons hot milk
- teaspoon vanilla extract
Combine sugar and milk Ahf
f1avorinR and beat we'll Spread
on warm cake.
CHERRY NfRIsGtt PIT
1 pkg KOOL-AiD fCherryp
4 level tbsp corn stsTcn
level tbsp. fionr
Level tbsp butter
- tsp. almond o. lemon sItfact
CUP U and sugar
2 eggs
- tsD salt
cups boiling water
- Gun cold water
Mix starch. flour. sugar and kAlt.
whip yolks Of eggs In the y cup
cold water and add " dry mix
ture. mixing well Add bufisr
and the z cups boiling water. cook
and stir constantly until ~ thick.
ems. Remove from firs ana ADJ
the extract and KOOL-hiD ana
mir yell pour into baked pie
crust using tho sgg whites for
msringue
STRAWBERRY pEEsyEsts :.
Use level cuDs Of y and
SUGAR 20 z individual cartons 81
berries Remove hniis pick and
wash berries Cover With sugar
and let stand for 3 hours Boil
for minutes then add = cup
lemon JUICE and boil , minutes
longer Do not stir while boiling
merely skim off scufn In order
20 keen berries whole % not
make IN larger ostehss Bottle
| ana seal IN stefiiized Jars. Good
results have been obtained ~ let
| ting cool slightly and stirring BE-
fore botti!nz Nhicn keeps The
berries distributed through the
isiiy preventing them from riAing
70 the top
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By ]. W. BINEL

We have repeatedly spoken Of
the great composers Of continent
tai Europe. There is one COM
poser who died in 1884, for which
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-15
Tweniy-Four Piano
Students in Recital

Miss Viola Shoemake IL present.
Ing a group of piano pupils In a
complimentary recital at the Ted
Brown recital hall. ii2iis Broad
way. Friday, at : .. m. when tho
following program viii be given;
aahs cd Sioek '''''..ss..''. hatris
Dorothy Davenport
Siumbcr Song s...4.,....+. uufittt
I March OF the Gnomss .,.4.... Hall
Janet Elaine Allen
/ The Brownies Carnival Thompson
From Way Down south nasbsoh
Brandt Tenant
/ The Swan on the Mooniit Lake Hsbe
/ Little Tarantril~ -. MaCL.Achinn
Rojean knight
Theme from "Liehestraum@ ..,..
o.,a,.,n iK,s,a,''''''' L'ss'- fhon,p s,sn
Hale Hamilton
| The Easter Egg ..,.4. Mans-zuecs
| The Banjo Picker .... Wright
Dolores Ann shspro
| Three Blind Mice $780, Thompson
Dean wadsworth
4 Merry Dance '''.''. nsct nsss
Eileen Peterson
Russian Dance ..t....s Maciachian
Mabel Frances sbepro
ylo',n e.,.'.'...'.'.''..''.''sslsetsd
David Peterson
Kathryn MullRn, accompanies
on the Lake .......... Pred Williams
Patsy Macpherson
Prelude IN (weii.femprred Claw.
All TSo.e rnasarins Charm. ds s'"
Barhafa ma,h,x,
Eileen Peterson
Through courtesy Of the
Louis Hsftsr studios
Prelude. Major ,......'... chopin
Le secret ....fst.s.ttss.ss.sp autief
Adelaide Liffiok
hecolleotiona Of Johann Strauss
Eva wuynovlch
Lullaby .................... Brahms
Shadows on Grand iakr Thompson
Margaret johnson
On Wings Of Song ..s..44t......
......... Bendelasohn Thompson
/ ScottiAh Highland Scene Thompson
Allen Aantbei
ParaphrRAe on the Beautiful Blue
Danube ..s.s.. Strauss I thompson
Janet sommsr
II cygns .............. Saint -asens
Marshall Day
Bpi,friiF tsssssfttsffssss bfiss
fetlt botfrp ra.assss.ss H@Fiffa
Lois Jsiis
serenAde ....... Schubert Williams
ATasonhlse ............, AAsssnet
Nuriei Montague
b. the Bea ..-......-....... posca
Evening star from "TannhauSF"
def hand sionsi .s... HaaFadyen
ksnnnth johnson
Romance HrrH.a.as ssss fthbltHNFtit
vAlAe ChTonatlaue ......s.. GODDARD
BereHice HfrNlft
vaie z sharp Minor ..4ss. Chopin
Llsi1stFAum -+...... LlMxt- Williams
Catherine bSset
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-06-14

June 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Finnman
(Rosalee Buchanan of Tampa, Fla.)
spent few days in Mobile.
Mr. Alfred Raifman of Moss
Point, Miss, was guest in the
city on Sunday, June 9th, and at
tended the Jr. Hadassah banquet
and dance.
Miss Goldie Berman of Column
bus, Ga, is the guest of her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Brook.
Miss Janice Weber arrived Sum-
day afternoon from Ohio State,
where she completed her second
year.
Misses Elsie Friedlander and
Fannye Rae Lubel were joint hos
tesses Sunday afternoon at a cock
tail party at the home of Miss Lu-
bel. Arrangements of summer
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flowers adorned the rooms and the
table was artistically arranged
with a lace cloth with a floral
centerpiece. About ten couples en-
joyed this affair and then attended
the Jr. Hadassah banquet and
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tobin left
this weekend for New York City
where they will visit for ten days.
Mr.. Leonard Goldman of Bouga-
louisa, La, is spending several days
in the city.
Samuel Eichold, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. Eichold, was awarded
his degree of Doctor of Medicine
at Tulane University Commence
ment exercises held in New Or
leans, La, on June 5th.
The Ladies Society of the Con-
gregation Ahavas Chessed held
their installation of officers on
Thursday evening. June 9Th, in the
banquet hall of the JPC. This was
a very lovely affair. Officers in
stalled were president, Mrs. Jo-
seph Mitchell; vice president, Mrs.
j. Kamil; secretary, Mrs. M. Loeb;
and treasurer, Mrs. A. Block.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-06-14
ID HADASSAH INSTALLS
O OFFICERS

The Mobile unit of Jr. Hadas-
- held it's annual installation of
pe eficers Sunday evening, June 9th,
= The Joy Dream Tea Room. This
seoir was in the form of BAN
met and dance.
Guests and members were seated
tables arranged in the horse
pSoe manner. They were beautiful
I, decorated with summer Gu t
flowers.
Mrs Doris Linnick, Jr. Hadas-
cob,s advisor, acted as toastmis-
tross and cleverly introduced
The sneakers in rhyme. Miss Ethel
miller social chairman, made the
Welcoming address, which was fol-
bowed by the singing of "Ameri-
|ca." led by S. J. Loeb. Outgoing
|nresident. Mrs. Ethel Miller Men
|delson, then gave a few minutes
talk. Miss Janice Weber, also a
former president, was called upon,
as was Miss Fannye' Rae Lubel,
new president, and Miss E S e
Friedlander, secretary.
Outgoing officers are Ethel M.
|Mendelson, president; Frances