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Evening star., 1940-05-05
RLAck-AND-WhlTE CAKE

O-WHlTE CAKE
n cup Crisco eggs
~ cups CAKE nou
teaspoon salt 81 teaspoons DaS1ng pO"oH
teaspoon vanilla cup milk
eoocoAH m!UaE: Melt square chocolate nth tGoespo9ns
Add teaspoon soda Cool signify
Blend Crisco sugar SALT Sift -four with
baking powder Add alternately with milk Ever see such
smooth batter? That's New CscO Rub three 9nch
layer pans with -four Pour two
Combine chocolate mixture with
naming batter third cake pan Bake in moderate oven %
chocolate layer the middle For filling and icing use
caocoA c1c: Cut chocolate into small pieces
Combine with Sug0r11 teaspoon SdHZ cup
rGte1-K cup Cro Bring boil boil minutes Cool luke
gradually cOnJedOneTs Add
teaspoon vanilla
AU MeGsurepents L<cei
The Valley settler., 1940-11-01
EDITORIAL VOTE OE JUNEAU DISCUSSION

,.r. Flalsno, havinc livoa n tho Valley mor3 than ( yoor c1s} worked among the farmers os ACricul tural Extension Agent, is undoubtedly b0ttor ablo to discuss sub iocts portoininC to tho so collo@ f-at- nuslga Colony, than gre casual visitors ond others who ontQIn tnoir informc jon from articles wrIt5on by thoso who hope t'2is pro toct will b2 2 failure.
The Valley settler., 1940-11-01

St. JoEn's Luthoron Church
 "oodroW Fur tn, Pcs tor Sunday School at lO:3O Tho Lcdios' Aid will meet Thprsde November 7, ct ll:OO 4. !. t tho parsonage. A pot luck 1ur1 w1ll bo s,rvod ct noon.
The Valley settler., 1940-11-01

Tho foll's of th5 United Frc5as tcnt Church will bring baskets o2 lunch Tor en annual fellowship @o ' tAor t Noon and 2 conference on Church 1G3tors n tho @ftorHoon Of S~ndcy Iov2m6or 5.
 2ovorond Xou3l, ~3n3nc1 r-c~-lonary in Alca2;a viii bo pr3sQ-t fer t'59 occasion. 25 ni2"tos Of Lat1c co1oro6 film will 3o s2ow. cotor lunch.
 Por3nts vhoso c>-l6ron oro n Sun day School cn2 r.s..5ers Of the Aid cn@ oth2rs lnt1roa tod are nrgod to b. prose
 The christion 1ndocvor will mot ono wcok from Sunday ct t'.s Tome Of Eoil s. .-illor--rom2Mh- t c12n@od time. 3. J. ii lie
The Valley settler., 1940-11-01

JUNEAU Dl SCUGSES EApANUSNA COLONY
 AT CHAMBER MEET Natanus21a colony was the prin- cipal topic Of Eiscusaton ct @ re- cont meeting or the Juneau nam Der or Commerce.
 qha valley pro tect ~as branded es an e. ponsive failure by Norman Banfio18, attorney, end ably de- feadod by Joseph T. F1akno, chief of the Terri itory's Unompl oyment SerTic2; Anthony !. Tarnes, com miss ton9r or education; Dr. ". '. Council, coEmiss i0nor or health. They Grouad that the pro joct is a worthwhile demons tra tion that ag- riculture can be successful in Aleska.
 Frank earnick, Juneau grocer, told the Chamber that Alaska pota- toes ere not much good, while J. P. ndonaOn, census chief and for mor member of tho lariala tura, de- clsnod they aro the boat in tho world.
 Tho discussion was procipitated by an article appearing in pa pors to tho of4oct thct only 56 per cent Of the or1 1rinal colonists are still at Palmer. Harry Su~~itt contondQd that if that. many @9ma inod, the colony hes bcon much moro successful than tho c"3r2r9 colonization v3r- turo in ko ping it's original sot- t11rs. - explained thct in his long p1rson1l experience in cO1- onizati0n in tho wcstorn otatos end Alberta, ho hal found invar- icb1y thCt it rama inod for thoso who cam3 1otor to stay wi tn tho land.
 Flakn2 so1d ~atonusha hes boon [
The Valley settler., 1940-11-01

CC3aGCTI6N Tn last W2oAs issue of t,.. s5tlor ITS. Y. D. Snodrra ss YVES . cd as |lc3 Chairman of the To&l@A Coun- al1. This is inc0rroct. ITS. L. '. stock wos oloctod to t'2r.5. off, ice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-13
News Of PIT. A. and Preschool
Notes on Activities in Tocomu Associations

speak on her life In Singapore.
Students will furnish music.
Mary Lyon Preschooi meets at
8 p. m. al the home OF Mrs. Emil
Beitz. 1913 SO. 45th. Miss Russell
will speak on Speech" Miss Dor
othy Newcomber will conduct a
question box on pre-primary work.
Piano selections will be given by
Jean Lahey. Assisting hostesses
are Mrs. w. y. Bowman. Mrs. M.
NJ. Dodge and Mrs. Larry Hansen.
Stadium PIT. A. In sponsoring
an exhibit Of glass antiques and
weaving TO be held IN the school
library Tuesday, from IL to 4
p. m. Tea viii be served. Bust
ness meeting In room 22o at 2.3o
p. m.
willard Preschool IL sponsoring
a dessert luncheon Tuesday at 1870
p. m. at the home of Mrs. Fred
erick Butts, 1884 SO. C. Cards will
be played. For information call
Mrs. Orville Ainsworth ut GA
290s.
Weish-American society meets
Saturday at . p. m. in the Masonic
temple for business. Mrs. Lewis
Morgan viii preside. Mrs Jack
Evans win report on annual con-
cert. Social hour. Late supper.
Salvation Army Corps No. 2.
lila 18th St. musical program at
8 p. m. Saturday for benefit Of
Sunday school. Mrs. J. Backe In
charge. Public invited.
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Sorority Selects
Representatives
zsss Tss AIphs Ahmsss
To Assssd Convention
Iraph ~ r.hes. ss.laIs

Al the monthly meeting OF
the Tacoma alumnae of Zeta
Tau Alpha sorority held re-
Gently at the home Of Mrs.
Donald McCallum. Miss Caro-
Reese. president Of the local
group. was elected official
delegate to the biennial con-
vention Of Kappa province,
Washington, Oregon. Idaho.
Delegates will convene at
the University Of Washington
chapter house for n three-day
session beginning Friday.
Miss Hslen Harrison Of Los An
geles. Calf. grand second vice
president. will b. . special guest
Of the convention. Saturday night
q formal banquet viii b hsld II
the Edmond Mesny hotsi. with
Mrs. .. y. Hedges Of Seattle ~
toastmistrssn.
Alternate delegates from ths Ia
coms chapter elected to attend the
convention are Miss Edith Wentjsr
and Mas Alice Nelson. othsr Ia
coma slumnae planning to attend
the banquet Saturday night include
Mrs. Rex Rutherford. Mira A. ".
Sims, Mrs Don Ruoksr, Mrs. Lloyd
Raab. Mira. Robert Campbell. Mira.
E. o. cnmmlns. Mrs. Stanley Ellis
ron. Mas Bertha Lonoks. Miss
F1orence Gresson and Mia Fran
cea Anderson.
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Aid to Sponsor
Sprinu Festival

Main event of springtime for
Epworth Ladies' Aid is the "Festi-
val of the Seasons" to be given
Friday evening in the social hall
of the church. Beginning at 7:30
o'clock, a splendid program will be
presented. including a group of
readings by Miss 10 Ann Grant,
readings by Miss Barbara Mae
Yuckart. play by members Of the
Phoebe Maxon circle. selections by
the Margaret lie Sourd quartet and
Muse and Music" by the Adeline
Cornell circle.
Refreshments will be served fol-
lowing the program, from tables
beautifully decorated to represent
each season of the year.
Committee members in charge
of decorations and acting as host
esses include Mesdames M. L.
Campbell, Howard Gardner, w. s.
Gleiser, Harry Tuell, Dan Palfrey.
man, H. w. White, o. f. Robson,
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During the afternoon. Mrs.
Henry Skramstad sang a group OF
songs. accompanied by Mrs. J. r.
McNary. The group included
Someone Brought Me Daffodils"
particularly appropriate to the
spring season.
New members who were present
were Mrs. Esther Nordlund. Mrs.
Walter z. Dickson and Mrs. Dale
Forkenbrock.
Mrs. C. <. Nyman and Mrs. o.
G. Button presided at the buffet
luncheon. Blue and clear crystal
flowers on glass base centered
the luncheon table and spring
flowers-grape hyacinths. wall
flowers, dsffodils, narcissi and
hydrangeas-were used about the
rooms. Assisting hostesses were
Mesdames Douglas L. Borden. A.
w. Griffith, Sam Z. Allen and +.
Kirk.
Later. thirteen tables Of bridge
were in play with Mrs. Frank
Cline taking the honors. Guests
also were given the opportunity to
see the hostess charming sunken
garden which has 4 sweeping
view Of the Sound.
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Charity Bazaar
To Be Given Saturday

On Saturday svsnink. April II,
Al the Taimud Torsh synagogue.
10. 4th and I SITS. the Junior n'nai
Birth Girls auxiliary wili present
Tacoma Town Fair" lie spring
charity hassar.
Admitting Chairman f;rissids
Lyon are The Following msmbsrss
Rhods sussmsn. Josephine kisinsr.
Biums Novikoff. Lorrsins suss-
man. Mary Eastern. Esteils Lam
ken. ooldls Coleman. HaFjofss
Franks and Bestrios snssmsn.
Entertainment viii include dane
Ing. games of skill. . fishpond.
candy bosth. rattle prizes. fortune
telling. = voies-rsoordinK machine.
refreshments. and many more al
fractions.
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Shower Honors
Brides-Eect
Miss Nshsn. Mis- Jehnssu
Fsisj = orinq

Honorinn two popnIor
brides to-be - MIss MnrnuFo<
Anne Nielsen. who VII -
Mr.. RAY Hrnm<tedt n enfIy
summer. and M|na Cono11uoo
johnson. fIaHfee a ~. CT.
dan h. nadeF, Who II -
planning = summer ND 1lEx
Mira EIIxah1th Mnnco ol1
Mas Marnnrut NInslor wcro
hostennes recently q IL -.
mer's home in oy>Inn. -
occasion ~ : mlecoI lnunQ1D
shower.
usmse w~ve p1nyp1 Guw16u -
early ev<uIan ha4,e4 W>k1 -
y VI Mefx~w - ~ 11u<lU1
xaGea tania1 ~ f1v~gn Nl<6o
fFom ~ ooT1pu = ~ n1G1I[
mn1s ~ ruoNe ~ ~ ~ oll110
uoen1a weTo 40 Nu1rnn -
mIm lennera eH4 1nc1e ml11nmx
Mn Christian NelnGn q In1uun
aAa kffA unnxlpo Jenmnun -
pAhah. Men1osee u v. h1ppVu
kseF<tt Meefu. nse1 Tny>oe. -.
vsrn Ea1on 1l>Fepst Ne1so<. un1n~
IN nmiih. Mnf1oe no69o1oo1,
John nlI1ea. I~ensrt oseaa. -
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News and Notes of Society," Clubs Schools and Church


Win interest," ketn Ard = 20
aoetton completed. al = F<zas fef
The rre><afatinh Friday. A. =.
q -iaflle Wemen~ 70 - river n
WeyefAz<az<r hall q n = v.
c. A. - - Clark Player.
Tne rzas. ; d<iAxhtfa ssery -
Civil Wa dzyA dspteted - .
east cf si<s~a. n directed - ~
rhilhsFn Freshman
~ teo>e ~he a. MT I'D -.
vance ti<k<ia sdnlsescns nszy -
secured ~ ths dccr re Ray -
Fee batk seaaE snd ci3
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Monday


Bryant PIT. A. meets at 2:30
D. m. in the school In room 4. The
nominating committee. consisting
OF Mrs. f. c. Dolan, Mrs. Harold
Schweinler and Mrs. Philip Fox,
will report. Tea will be served by
mothers Of Miss Emma Golfers
and Miss Loretta Hinckleys
pupils.
Lowell Preschool meets at 3
p. m. at the home Of Mrs. Walter
Broenkow, SO East road. DR.. Chris
C. Reynolds viii speak on Early
Diagnosis Of tuberculosis" Miss
Frances Tarr will present vocal
selections accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Raymond Tarr.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Robert
Christensen and Mrs. Marvin
Schafer.
Lowell PIT. A. meets for a
spring luncheon at / p. m. In the
school lunch room. Miss Berneice
Brewitt will play piano solo. Al
the regular meeting a panel dis
cussion will be presented by the
students from c. p. 8. entitled,
Home Relationships from the
Students Viewpoint" Mrs. vir-
ginia Waddell will play a plano
solo and the school orchestra will
present several numbers. First
and second grade pupils will sing,
Washington Preschool will meet
at the home of Mrs. Charles ID.
Ogden. 1920 No. 25th, at 8 p. m.
Miss Isabel Franklin, home eco
nomist for the city hall, will talk
on Nutrition for the Small Child"
Whitman Preschool meets at 2
p. m. in the kindergarten room Of
the school. Mrs. John J. Pearce
will lead the group discussion on
the book. "Untying Apron
Strings" by DR.. Helen Gibson
Hogue. Mrs. Clifford Pratt will
lead community singing. Host
esses, Mrs. A. J. Smith and Mrs.
Nuel Ramsey.
Tuesday
Edison Presch0oI meets at 1880
p. m. in the school DR.. Jennie
Reed will speak on preparing the
Child for School" Hostesses, Mrs.
r. L. johnson and Mrs Gordon NJ.
Baird.
Bryant Presehooi has changed
its meeting from Apr. 10 to
Apr. %.
Franklin Preschool meets al the
home Of Mrs. James Flannigsn.
1923 SO. Fife street. at s p. m.
DR.. NJ. r. Hosie will speak on
Well Mothers for Well Babies"
Mrs M c. Faleoner will lead the
study club discussion. Mesdsmes
Smith Snyder, Dean Callahan and
John Lawson. assisting hostesses.
Grant PreschooI meets At the
home Of Mrs. y. NJ. Baker, iiz0
No. Alder al s .. m. Our Dear
Children" will be presented. The
play was featured at the Preschool
banquet. Mrs. Thomas swsyze win
speak on The Child and His Per-
sonal Security" Hostesses. Mrs
Otto Drahold, Mrs. Sid Winter and
Mrs. Harry Mcleod
Lincoln High PIT. A. meets at
2.i5 p. m. In room 40 Of the
school. Mrs. Paul b. Means viii |
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-13
Day Nursery Club Has Luncheon,
Meeting at Davisson Home
Members Make Plans for Guest Day May q az Freresi
Soil Club; Mrs. Nemeyer Named Chairman

Plans for their spring guest day luncheon were made
thursday by the Tacoma Day Nursery club when il met
at the home of Mrs. Nellie NJ DAWSON The luncheon
always keeny anticipated, will be given at the Frcrest
Golf club May %. Mrs W. C. Nemeyer is general chair
man for the affair.
The business meeting Thursday was conducted by Mrs.
Donald c. Crawford, who introduced Mrs Ralph W. Smith,
president of the Seattle Day Nursery and Mrs Houston
first vice president who motored over from Seattle for
the day.
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Ivy Chapter. o. E. S.
To Meet Friday

Ivy chapter. o E. s. VIII hold
its regular meeting Friday eve
ming In the Masonic hall at Fern
Hill with Mrs Arthur Hart,
worthy matron. and Mr.. Alfred
Hodges, worthy patron. presiding
The worthy matron Will appoint
her committees at this ams 10
serve the chapter during ths com.
ing year.
Following the meeting refresh
ments viii be served In the dining
room BY Mrs. y. ID. Henderson and
her COMMITTEES, Mrs. W. J. Bott-
cher. Mrs. otilea Bottchsr and
hiss Virginia Atkinson.
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Alohans 10 Hear
Mrs. 0xholm
Group 10 Meet Monday
With Mrs. Hunt

Members of Aloha club win
gather At the home Of Mrs.
c. c. Hunt on Monday. Dur
ing the afternoon. Mrs. Axel
oxholm will speak On "Swe-
den." Mrs. +. {. Wheeler Is
TO be chairman for the day.
hrs. Charles w, Mssnn. rress-
dent Of Aloha club. Il calling .
board meeting TO be held promptly
az 7;so o'clock the same day At
the home 81 Mira Thomas NillA
ais No. = q.
Mrs. Hunt win be assisted at the
tea hour Monday by Mrn George
Duncan and Mrs. n G. Wheeler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-13
Gay Hayseed Dance
Friday al Lincoln

Straw bonnets and farmerette
costumes will set the styles FRI
day evening at the "Hayseed
Swing" annual Lincoln high
school farm costume dance. The
informal campus frolic, under the
co-sponsorship OF the Letter Lassie
and Letterman clubs, will be held
in the school gymnasium from 8
to IL o'clock.
Prizes for the best "hick" cos
tunes will be a feature OF inter-
mission ceremonies, according TO
Miss Clementine Gordon and
Arthur Mortenson, co-chairmen.
All guests must be QUILTED In
farm regalia to attend the dance.
Hay, cornstalks. scarecrows and
other barnyard decorations will be
used TO carry out the rural set
ting. Charles Molinari's orchestra
will furnish the music.
Committee chairmen for the in
formal party, To which faculty
members have been invited to act
as patrons and patronesses. are
Miss Jean Hallen, and Louis
Marchesini, decorations; Miss Nor
ma Gagliardi and Charles Rohrs,
entertainment; Miss Hazel Nc
Cormick and Bernard Sweeney,
refreshments; Miss Bonnie Busch
and Stanley King. publicity; Miss
Dorothy Hollyoak and Aldo Bene-
detti, orchestra; Miss Marcia
Tharalson and Bertil Barber,
floor; Miss Jeanne Rob m er,
tickets; and Rueben Nels
check-room.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-13

women's auxiliary, Firrmen's
union. card party Friday at SIP. m.
In Union hall. 9th and A ats. Mrs.
A. E. Jensen. chairman. Mrs.
Frances West IN charge Of favors
rinochle. 500, bridge. LAte supper.
For reservations. caii Mrs. West,
Pr. 1914 or Mrs. Jensen. Rr. ts20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-13
Saints TO Give
Spring Concert
Edw. Palmason to Assist
Next tuesday Evening

Highlight of the spring
calendar for st. Cecilia club
chorus will be the concert
which the members will pre-
sent in the crystal ballroom
of Hotel Winthrop next Tues
day evening. Mr.. Karl Weiss
will again conduct the num-
bers, with Alice Spencer Weiss
as the accompanist. Mr.. Ed
ward Palmason, young lyric
tenor and soloist with the
First Christian Science church
in Seattle, will be the assist
ing artist.
The program will include:
Who Comes So Gracefully. $3.50:
Observation-Disclosures. Alec Rowley
May Eve .:...,.......D Deems taylor
st. Cecilia Chorus
Aria, "Che Gelidio NAMING. .Puccini
Edward Palmason
La Procession $3.50. Cesar Franck
Come Pretty Wag Gerard Williams
o Can Ye Sew Cushions ....-..,
............... Granville Bantock
An Immortality. -. Aaron Copeland
Incidental Solo-Mrs. Edwin Watts
The Time for Making Songs. Rogers
Blue Are Her Eyes ........... Watts
The Bagpipe Man 1890. Mckinney
In the Moonlight ..............H Halle
Edward Palmason
Where Is Thy Crown OF Beauty.
............. W. G. Whitaker
Yooking Glass River 49,. Don Mslin
In June Time 49,. Ladislas Kun
st. Cecilia Chorus
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Roy James, w. S. Barnard, II. f.
Warren. G. w. Stroud. II. Butler,
C. E. Frees, c. Carter, Ruth Nc
Donnell, Mesdames Harold Lowe,
H. Tong, Paul Herrin. f. Shannon,
Walter Dexter, L. V. Haywood and
Bell. Tickets may be secured from
Aid members and will also be
available at the door.
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Bellarmine Dinner
Planned Sunday
Anrusl Affair 10 y Given
h 81. lso's Hell

Under the direction of Mz.
Lawrence Coward. nellarmins
high school win have it, M
nual Italian dinner Sunday.
April Il. The rhiIomathea
club II In charge Of ali ar-
ranrements and II Il under
their auspices. Servin. viii
he In 81. I.so's hall between
the hours of IL noon and !
.. m. Tickets for the dinner
are now on sale and may be
obtained from any nellarmins
student. or members of the
PhiIomathsa club.
Mrs cerv1u y gsu~vNi shatrmnn
for The event sn6 = Assisted ~
xsnsameu 4. cRnssr. ,. oerNoune
G. Nsrxt Mo Inss Nary. Jllla
coxna. Clara nssia. n. ftntt. O.
Oswald. D. unxs. A, pNeIis. Mary
rsgnl Nelii rsGnl. Mss L. NerdI
Mrs Cora Button, Mis I.lIiisH
yurieksr. Mrs. Faith kroha. niss
Fier~nes hstfuxh. Mrs. nsaiAh
Mcfiown.
ON the dining NAN COMMITTEES
are The folIswinxi Mira ripsr.
Mrs. y. nchisttss. Mrs Leors L.
nrie. Mira. Rsischi. Mrs. W ntrphel.
Mira v. Parsons. Mrs. >. parxan.
Mrs Marselli
According 10 Mrs cervsFi. plans
are being made 10 accommodate
y large crowd.
Wsmrnss Guild u ne Church
~ NE Haly Cessmunisn win spsn-
sor the first IN series Of card
parties. Friday AZ the parish
house, %. 18th and I 1t. c'om-
mittss. Mssdamss q. '. uiimssfsr,
n. A. Bocott. Thor Johnson and 4.
A. cronemiiler.
Chitiren's nenevale9f Ieexsse.
pterce csuaty nalt. nssts ~ : ..
m. Friday IN Normanna hall. 18TH
and X. Mra Brewer 10 preside.
Entertainment and refreshmsnts
10 follow business
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Canadian Legion viii sponsor =
dinner At Hoyts. 2ti2 Sixth Ave.
on Friday evening At : o'clock.
Members of the legion and aux
lliary will attend.
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Junler Past Matrens sf Piercs
County will meet for / o'clock
luncheon at the Elks Temple
Election and installation Mrs
C. A. pickey. retiring president,
presiding.
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Tacoma Cirac ". o. W. Juve-
niles. will meet Saturday after
noon At $50 In the Eagles hall.
Senior Guardian Augusta Denny
In charge.
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Pierce County Associates Of the
Blind will sponsor another in q
series OF card parties on Friday
evening at . o'clock at the home
Of Mira. Felix Wanxer. 4b4i so.
Puget Sound. Late supper will
be served.
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Clubs

Tripeli Gard club viii meet on
Friday evening 81 T:so IL the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. NIL
cane At Tyee Farm.
Pierre 60. Matrons wifi meet
Saturday at II o'clock In Hotel
Winthrop. Mrs. Charles Maeen.
hiemer will preside ct The meet
ing for which Mrs. Mahl, Clark
and Mrs. william Bush 81 Seattle
viii be the guest speakers.
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IEpIlEpSY EpIlEpIIcg

Detroit lady finds relief for hus-
band. She viii tell y0a how. All
ietteFs answered
Mrs. Geo. Dempsfer. Apt. Csc,
$500 W. Lafayette Blvd,
Detroit, Mich.
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ivy camp. n n. A.. will meet
1T s p. m. In Maccabee temple.
Mrs. c. W. ccodier presiding.
Mrs. W. E. Roberts and her COM
mittes In charge ef social hour.
Tacema Review. Wamaa's nene-
~ association, 10 sponsoring a
benefit card party at . p. m. FRI
day At Emerson hall. iiop.s
Broadway. Fsvors. Late supper.
Wemes Of the Moose are hold
ing = bazaar Friday evening at
the Moose temple. Dinner will be
served from $50 until . o'clock.
Public invited.
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Prints dsrk <ssp<s o. sbssn wifh snsp Wits
>. f~s-fess sessbiasfisss aevy eesf win
poiks dot dresses f~in-pssnfs q shssF sne
sseps o. the blue and whife With ssd-aAd-
White eossbisaiea skstehsd sbossl fosH find
every version 81 this mosi-pepsles sesf end dsess
combination o. Rhodes IN svssY size ~
70 - and helf sixssl
--sAoas. cssss cHsls. Jhas flsss
Evening star., 1940-02-01
c. U. Ringmen, in Pink
For Columbus, Ease
Up on Training
Explorer Coach Expects
His Men to Hand Cards
Their First Defect

Guarding against overtraining and
its twin evil of staleness, Coach
Eddie La Fond today ordered brief
respite for a majority of his Catholic
University ring squad. They'll do no
work today and merely taper of to-
morrow in finishing preparations
for Saturdays jousts with Columbus
at Brookland
Joe Bunsa, Fred Slant, Jay Turner
and Gerry Strang. Cardinal main
stays, are the lads singled out for
welcome vacations from training
chores. All are in the pink and will
be ready for the bell and all are
confident OF winning. La Fond.
meanwhile, is concentrating on the
lighter men who carry the schools
hopes of victory. Columbus
strength is in the lower classes and
Catholic must grab at least one de-
cision before the 155-pound bout to
have a chance Of winning.
Columbus has cloaked its activi-
ties in deep secrecy, although Coach
Jim Mcnamara is making no secret
of the fact he expects the Explorers
to hand c. U. its first defeate of the
season. The big Irishman has been
working overtime to have his boys
ready for the test, and reports
seeping out of training quarters at
the Jewish Community Center indi-
cate Columbus will have a surprise
bomb or two to explode.
Charley Reynolds, District Boxing
Commission referee, has been Sc
lected to handle the bouts.
Evening star., 1940-02-01
Nv the Associated Press.

0y Gne ASSOCldteu TIcSs'
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The Met
ropolitan Amateur Athletic Union
sailed today into the entire problem
of National A. A. U. laws, with storm
warnings flying all over the place.
For the Met" body started some
thing that may not end until the
laws that govern A. A. U. sports are
as simple as the Simon of storybook
fame.
The latest split between those two
old feudists-the MET" and the
national body-which have adjoin-
ing offices in the Woolworth Build
ing, but otherwise are far apart,
came in this roundabout fashion:
Reverses Its Decision.
The MET" body, after issuing dire
warnings to the contrary, decided to
let National Champion Charlie
Beetham and two pals of the 69th
Regiment A. A. run in the Millrose
games here next Saturday. The
three had competed in Bostons
Prout games last week, ignoring the
"Met" senior championships here
that same day.
They went to Boston with the
national bodys blessing, but with
nothing except hard looks from the
Met officials. So they were to be
barred from the Millrose games.
But yesterday in a super-heated
executive session, the local group
relented.
That seemed odd, until it was
discovered that the Met" thor
opghly aroused, planned to use the
4 e as test of the constitutional