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choose Or not 70 choose ihs given
Incumbent for = further term as
II vii. II. patiently. he SENS 81.
psfior 70 any alternative II must
seem - ihe outsider gfissosIs
waste Of human resources n put
a president on the shelf mainly
hseatiss. for private reasons.
George Washington decided 70
serve for two terms only. Ths
power 10 plan. m. experiences
gained. the stability Of psraonnsI
established. the ssnss acquired by
thu nation Of continuity In dlrec-
tlon-all thsss are Yalaabls a.
seta. II they eoissrs about ths
night person
The ease for that method -.
no doubt. . strong ons but fhs
ease against II IL the decisive one
that Il a not ths nsthod upon
Shieh tbs presidential office has
beer butt
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Recipes
JEIIIED APPIEsArCE

tablespoon Knox gelatine,
soaked in ! cup Of cold wtaer.
Add ga cups HOT applesauee. UNI
sweetened. stir until all dissolved,
then add } tablespoons small red
cinnamon candies: ? tablespoons
lemon juice; ! teaspoon nutmeg
Pour into six molds. chill and serve
with mayonnaise on lettuce.
Miss Harriet Caughran,
Steilacoom.
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By CYNTHIA GREY

neheo-oo older men and women should be extremely
Careful eH young OF the opposite ssx axhih to
great an interest IN them With them As with anyone else
common sense Is great virtue yet where We expef n find
common sense We often find adoleseent mentaities per-
haps that why many graspinc young men and
take tner elders TO the cleaners 50 far as money Is
cerned. = SANs - WI
An alarmed young man writes.
lear MISS Grey Is there anything relatives can do tn
stop foolish old woman from making an utter imbece of
herself? 49, ~ "
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Yen Enav perfectly vel N
ut yaaf fathers secretary. -
81 nlsntv - ambition. ure
-. Neasf sfxsVn - : seefe=
~ Eesa 100 n earning sensy
snauEh = HsprsFt : ksns asm=
asv II ssru mers. 81 ssxsr enough
- a=zHE Hla Hzzzzzsf.z zzazss==
0salaae rsIk
Jane wsntsa = ~. We'll q
~ salAfT / earned asss n Sss
xars i eaala 80 ns to - thfes
Tszfs = ssea - ~ Issn Ri
sslTs st ~ - ssalsIs1 -
fhaf
Far ths the eslna ~ wasn't
1aas nsazsH - llvea n : s~ez
fnzaas apartment xIfh ~ mother
80 safksa - : ssHafans 80
-. fasfszH faf ~ TIRE ns1nM.
shs - Tssa HsasslI. ~ Haaahs
- - : millionaire. = inaccessible
- ~ aaaasams knslY - - hlms
sslf sssi
What alffefsnss is Il nass
~ ans cams aass Irving - -
- - - haaaxsass ssY
II matter. a graf deal Andy
saId slowly No. loan. ufs eauIssn't
- happy - either Ysa aF - m~
Il Yea should saF~ faF ne enough
u listen = ny ~ - set -
rrovids ~ ny vffs. i m = -
happy. snd i she.. - - happy
You've ilysa al Yaar Hfs n iaxnfy.
Lean Xaa eaullinf tsss poverty
~ sxsa II taaa consider 80
= fhlnx
sAaYeaaY could fas iaes kaaY-
fans ssiH saftif
Net sxsa ~ lave aaaY Fald
~ stahhafHlf Lar Iasn ssffs
lnE u wouldn't sefh
scsne 49, hsfs afaaslmaIhsr
nzassl eallsa alafsalY zfaak.
fFs 90 I'm n ane mens Harh
tough playing ! never So hekafs
inAnis. Yau sne~ flsmllians ssns
lna axsr tonight. aan't YeaF Hss
he ssiephansa 80 -
a couple II times Juns al.
mittsi. ssnd ssnt na~srs
lie woala ne heard Andy
muttsF - ne eff The from
Mt the Cd lsaY - triumph.
ant I've ben talking - reur
father. 1uan. There hlst lsnat aaY
god sense putting this aff 10y
mueh longer You 1--WE usmllteu
ard hs loves Fsa There Esn.t ~
slightest hat - 8ss waltlnH WV
don't Yun Iust saY ihs Nufa u ~ili
make Hamilton very happy
There iHnf any - hurrYtna
thing Mother i'm nadseii ssia
snuhi We're nat harFFth
thlnEas The cd iatf - lfnra.
tent .-rhsse 80 folks hays hssn
engaged couple II ysafs what's
The god sense II putting OF ths
wedding any longer lntsnd -
, ilvs 10 be = hundred. anywag. bit
. tho sooner ! get . usleefn~ any
; # ny great grandchildren ~
happier I'm gong n - abaui
, things
Light. d9arss.
Jim Haaxsli lighted ans sikarss
after snathaf. BE hAd gwen -
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Glycerine

UIf IHt
Dear Miss Grey: Do you know
anything about glycerine as a
tonic? I understand there is
some way a person can take it to
produce energy and pep. I am
very sluggish and would like to
get more active. I would APP
preciate knowing about the gly-
cerine. DAILY READER.
| have never heard of this
remedy. Perhaps some doctor
can help you.
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Think of Your Dentist
AS a BeautiCian, Too

several Of the dentists patients
preferably ones who have had Il
have extensive work done.
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Citizen


Dear Miss Grey. I have a peeve
and thought l would write TO you
to see what you and your readers
think Of this situation.
A young man, q neighbor, was
born in Canada and came to this
town years ago and found work
with a large railroad company.
He has worked steady for them
for 20 years and has never mar
ried or made any attempt to take
out citizenship papers. He owns
property and is now trying to sell
because he heard the government
can confiscate an aliens property.
Now my idea Is that he should be
forced to give up his position to
some loyal citizen or else become
citizen here. What do you
Think JACK.
Are you sure this man has
not taken out citizenship pa
pers? I have heard of some
cases where indignant citizens
condemned others for not hav-
ing citizenship papers, while all
the time the condemned persons
had taken out their papers and
were citizens of good standing.
I hope this Is so in this case,
for it is not very heartening for
those of us born in this coun-
try, and who appreciate the
greatness of it, to see others
who calmly take it for granted
and fail to pay 1t the respect
of appreciation.
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allowed this young chap 70
make = comic valentine Of her.
you might a. well make up your
mind to save your time. Il win
only be time wasted II you stop
10 fret about her and her gold
digging but youthful leading
man"
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GOOD TASTE
TODAY

- A
Amsax - ~ easily sslxsa
nFahlsns srs fhess eeeesfnlHk
aaaels families a aaae.s sesis
lanzs Ths SEATING = ~ -
hridsfreofns' mothers rs tesn a.
reFplsxlak = seaFes - nFAiss -
i = u fhs Sender u thls go
ten At = aauels Nsesfiak u az
fsFs. hoW : Il decided which sns
e ne kreams = u - Kixsn re
esst seats n ths ffant - re ftEht
- ne center alsls Afs enough
rews 1T hshina 10 fsfss family
far their relatives snd friends. sna
then TIE rsst os this slas II re
church xieen = re - a 4
kfeom.s family snd thsIf relatives
- friends ~ hes : thls -
ranged -
A. already nated thls - Hnt
definitely settled question usns
aliy. however. ne family # ne
older sisters fianee = given ne
f1rst pex. also TIE third flfih. ssxs
snth. ard - o.. The future fam.
lly q TIE younger sister Il SVEN
the second pew. and alse ne
fourth. sixth. eighth. and - IN
II enc family i mueh bigger than
The ether and their combined num-
her talmoat certainly bigger than
that q the brides family. then
a. many pews a. may he nses.s
sary u seat he thrss families afe
reserved On both sides II tha alsie
Those not given reserved place
cards for ths flfst fsw peN are
seated IN TIE eest vacant seats On
either aide in the order II their
arrival
THE WEDDING INVITATIONS
Dear Ars nast Since or pr.
enis died. my brother and | hsvs
made or home with two maiden
sants NJ brother ls twa years
younger than I. hut past II. am
having > church wedding seoa.
and a small reception in my aunt :
house. but the expense - both are
being shared BY nv brother ard
me. Ny brother Il giving me away
At the marriage. and an won.
dering whether his name may ap.
pear IN tn. wedding invitations. Of
whether ny aunts names should
be used
Answer Since your brother i
your nearest relative and head Of
your family, Il Is proper that his
name be the one - appear At the
head Of the invitation. Aiso. 81.
though IL sounds very material "a
bring money into the question. the
fact that he IL sharing the 81.
psnses with you Ii none the isa.
an additional reason 70 aeknowl.
edge your brother a. sponsoring
your marriage
WHAT TIME TO ARRIVE
Dear Mrs.. Post. When inxlt.
ing people 10 lunch or dinner. II
the time given that for dlnnsl
actually, or that at which cock
tails viii be served or does Al
Invitation saying dinner at hall
past seven o'clock maan thai
guests are supposed 10 com.
earlier n they want a cocktail
Answer. You are expected Il
arrive from two To five minutes
after the hour Ter which you wer.
Invited Those who nerss cock
tails are supposed 10 wait until
the Last guest has arrived There
fore. you do not 20 before N.
hour IT which -~ou are invited
nor are you polite II you kssI
everyone waiting longer than
very few minutes FOR you.
Released BY The nsll Syndicate
fne
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers 10 i.sf
questions printed on The editorial
page
l. Yes
2. No.
j Mining
Z. Manhattan, Long island and
Staten island.
.. cfesl.
. Baseball
I 4ss lie sas vice president
eandldats In 1920
81 q. Wells
Rheims
10. Chicago. M
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Reduction

Dear Miss Grey: Some time
ago you gave = reader directions
for hip reduction. Now viii you
please tell me how to reduce my
eusts without reducing other parts
Of my body READER.
Sorry. but I think you had
better see a doctor about that.
I understand many physicians
are wary about bust reducing.
as they do not believe in work
ing too strenuously on parts of
the body composed Of delicate
tissues.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Elderly Person Takes Chance
In Seeking Young Love

Because Mature Never Intended Youth and Ace "a
Mate. Older People Should Use Common Sens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

June fsad ths dinner 1t pxst
carefully II III nat mean = graf
deal Il h. On lhs carefully tYus
written 1t wsHs = Kfsst rum -
~ names Ore ~ tsa Nsrs nsmss
that stead eal ever ths natiaa.
tuns remembered having sen them
IN he newspapers
It, quite : party. abe observed
That as - safe : remark ss Any
she handed ths lat heak n aim
Whistler 4 vas ~ sudden astian
or sudden conscious design. Iuns
aid not knew. hslt nsf hand tnae hssl
Andy'a IN = flash Andy bad hald
Of hsr hand and II xas a. thuuKh
an electric current q desire passed
from her heart q hla
Please pardon ms. loan. Abdy
said
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Jim Haassn lighted ans asxsfst
after smother lie hAd given up
any pfe,sns. Of studying tina ehsas
Continued On Page IA. Column ~
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Just stitch and outline stitch needed for this
quickly embroidered Of towels Do them color 70
your kitchen Potern 2zl3 confons fronsfer pattern
of motifs oyerooino 51rzH inches, moterios required
illustrations OF stitches, color schemes.
Send cents ord token for this pottern 70
The Tocono Times Neeolecoft dept Write potny poftern
number, your ond odoress.
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Pardon you Il II Any great
effsnse faf = man a haia = girls
hand ?. And June leasea her com
panion falf into ~ black eyes
with sysa IS impudenl a. hla pwn.
Particularly n the sri Likes the
young man and Il willing n let him
hold her hand ?.
I guess Andy said stiffiY. some
n the shine rons from his sYss.
that you don't mean exactly what
You say
Why don't -
loan. YOU know fye always
loved you" Andy said slowly I've
loved you from the moment eams
here a. your fathers secretary. hus
somehow or other. Joan. love for
you came into fun tide Tho other
day when saw you on The depot
platform.
THERE'S somsthinE about You.
Joanie. that drives me simply Wild
You're the most beautiful girl fYs
ever sssn In my whoie life sani
you 30 bad that II hurts
GAY Laugh
June laughed that EaY laugh n
hers Always she had known thai
low would come 10 her lusi Ike
this. Co right on. Andy shs
encouraged tell me al sbaut u
because I enjoy stories about lover,
and such
4 cant. Jnnn. cant risass
don't laugh
Why not. Andy -
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Declares Men
Attacked Her
Report OF Assault
Mode After Week

Mrz. Anos Johnssn. - ~ -
"a y Il reported = relies r,Isss
day nat = week sKo tn uiea
assaulted 80 after ons II thsn
had sncckef her unconscious
shs said ne was waiting fuf =
bus ~ iith q and Pacific sxs
last "Wednesday might Whsa = man
drive up sad asked u ths NJ
kiniey ave- bus had left whsn
she told him she was waiting a.
one. he offered her = rids huins.
shs accepted. but the nan drive
In = different dlreetlon. geins over
the nth Il bridge When she
protested. h. told her % shut uR
When she refused. ~ struck hsf
knocking her unconscious. M
johnson said.
The woman said she dia not -
member what happened after that
except that when shs sWuks there
were two men with her They had
taken her u Northeast Tacoma
and there assaulted her. she Re-
parted Tier LEGS. she said. had
been burned with lighted elsarsss
Tn. men. she said. took her
home At sIta a N. and warned
her that II she told police ahoai
u. they would return. Mr. John.
son reported that they stole her
purse. containing so cents and
some eigafets
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Fifty Year Club
Picnic Saturday

The Finy Year club Of Pierce
county will hold q basket picnic Al
Point Defiance main picnlc
grounds on saturday. Aus ~.
Registration vii h. If ~ 10
a. m. followed By a business meet
Ing and program Mayor Harry
y. Cain viii speak.
Coffee. cream and sugar VIII b.
furnished. George W Fowler.
president. announces further de.
tails may be- obtained hy phoninE
Mrs Agnes scurr, recording score
tary. al CA 466s.w.
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Preparing to Take Well-Earned
Rest After 81 Years Of Service
No Telling How MonY Tickets Geo. Ross
Hos Sold: Come Here First in 1907

cific roads he worked a. assist.
ant city ticket agent for the ~ =.
al 81 Paul. MINI, from 1901 TO
1908. Thinking Of those days. he
recalls meeting numerous celcbri-
ties OF the day. The Floradofs
Girls. Anna Held. Billie Burke and
many others.
To Take Rest
Ross lives on a small ranch Al
Mountain View. Has a garden. a
few chickens. lie lives there with
Mrs. Ross. They have two sons
and three daughters. all married
and all living elsewhere.
Ross has made no plans. He
says he's going 10 rest for a while.
putter in his garden. look after
his chickens. Later on he plans
TO spend a lot Of time visiting his
children and his grandchildren The
has nine grandchildren. including
two married granddaughters).
One son lives in Hoquiam. an
other In Yakima. Two OF his
daughters are In Aberdeen and
the third lives at Longview.
OF his retirement, he says.
rather quietly. I'm miss my regu-
lar customers and some Of them
win miss me
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Rhododendrons TO Be
Planted in Quantities

OLYMPIA -Rhododendron will
he planted wholesale IN western
Washington under sponsorship Of
the Olympicans. Inc. according 10
plans formulated at a meeting
Tuesday night.
A. r. Carroll. manager Of the
civic-mindsd outdoor group. out
lined a program for planting 100
900 state flower seedlings an
nuslly 10 create q new Washing
ton industry.
A COMMITTEES 10 negotiate with
other interested groups was named
10 include Mayor David cammsiI
Of Olympia. DIR. NJ G. Duxbury.
John w schasfer. Carl J. Arnsy.
Ernie Barklsy and Ralph Y. Lind
say.
olympleans. Inc. In composed
Of WAshingtonians devoted 10
mountaineering. scenic photo
graphy. conservation and develop.
ment Of the states natural spien-
doris.
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Threat 10 Use Gun
Causes His Arrest

Frank B. Carrancho. Of 1347 SO.
Tacoma ave. was booked for
drunkenness and investigation
Tuesday night after he allegedly
threatened TO use a gun when an
acquaintance refused to admit him
into his home.
Carrancho went to the home Of
Fred Bennett, 412 So. 18th St.
about 8 p. m. and demanded ad-
mittance. On being refused. he
threatened to use a gun, Bennett
said. Police could find no trace
of the weapon. They said he was
arrested last year for carrying a
concealed weapon.
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rtxAtIrr CANDIDATES fsH
-= =.=ss - sfafz ofnazs
vsfs guest speakers "a -
CHAMBER q Cemaisfes hnohsan
Tuesday aoaa Kseh 80 suottsd
prod n whlsh n siais -
quslaicatiana 80 outline -
policies.
Ten Montgomery himself
csndidsts faf state representative.
intfszfacsa fhs speakers rssy
inelaaei f.aul rfsus q rscefna.
runnlng fef eankfsss ffnn ths
sixth district tasa rssts -
joseph Nallsfy raeoma. cansiis
dates for Superior cauft luiks
Carl ostiuad. Gsrahl pisen. Ffsns
pemka AL nub ulsasau. seeking
nomination 80 county commits
siansf ffam ths fat diatFiei Ted
sshfoedsf aad ~ = Cmnhs state
SENATOR aad ksnnsth HimmeHs
stats representative q r HaEes
nssa spoks for Nfs tauiss raYiaF.
candidate fer state sunsfinisfias
eat q schaals
Painters ard asrnfsturs sFs
busy ~ ths post office kivins ne
interior Il he building q thorough
r.neyatinE ioh me vofs l. hing
dnns ~ a FIRM from Oregon snd
viii ~ completed The lasi % ne
wesE
nsh~ksh Needle club al meet
Thursday afternoon 81 Z n'eiaes
At odd Fellows ball with Mrs. ?
W. carci presiding me hnatsssss
win h. Mr.. Mabel I'm Ars
Anna podd and afs Cecil YoaaK
Halldias Permit.
Building permits faf tittau
worth ~ new construction have
hssn issued this week - faf BY
Chester nfaksfisld. citY building
Inspector G. " Wllaseum al
crest a residsnea a. aos I'm ave
~ " 81 cost - $3.50 ~ D.
nafnay sin build a usN homs al
bth ave. and ard 81 n ~ 10 euHl
81. oo0. and ~ Young eiil build 4
house a. eOi SIN st. : " fai
81 100 J J. fembrr AS Kissr
permit 10 erect tSa garages
cost $50.
In announcing hla appointment
for the year William > Jones
PuYallup. third district com
mandcr - the Veterans n Fnr
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mocracy work. we must get down
to fundamentals. We must work
out a definite program to be pre-
sented 10 the 1e4i session Of the
legislature. This program must
include the following very vital
changes:
The first Of these IL the elirni-
nation Of the spoils or patronage
system in Washington. 70 that well
trained, moral young men and
women can enter the service Of the
state and be assured Of a career.
free from the personal insults Of
governor secretary. free from
the fear Of losing their Jobs II they
do not contribute 70 a campaign
fund No politician VINO has al
ready promised all the JOBS at
Olympia twice over dzres mention
placing our state employees under
the merit system"
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Migrant Camp
Work Started
Truct of Lund
Being Leveled

notwithstanding and ieveiing
Of the tract Of land selected BY the
federal government for the mt
grant labor camp south Of the Puy-
allup river near Linden read IL
underway. Men are st work and
bulldog materials have been
hauled to the site.
The Methodist and Presbyterian
ministers have arranged for union
services Sunday evenings during
the month Of August. Services
August Il. viii be In the Presby-
terrain church, young people taking
part in the service. On thu last
Sunday in August the meeting viii
be held in the Methodist church.
Revise Parking Ordinance
At the regular meeting Of the
Sumner city council the parking
ordinance for the business section
Of the city was revised to include
Ryan and Alder SITS. from Main
to Maple. and Ryan st. from Main
north to North 1T. Parking IL
restricted to one hour.
Budgets Of the various city de-
partments are being prepared for
presentation at the next council
meeting.
The superintendent of the ceme-
terry presented a plan for an addi-
ton to the automatic sprinkler
system and advised that a retain
ing wall be erected at one point
on the north side Of the cemetery
to make possible the use of grave
space which would otherwise be
lost.
Plans are underway to complete
the unfinished portion Of the city
building.
Books Close August -
Registration books for the Sum-
ner precincts viii close Saturday,
Aug. "a. at 8 p. m. The books will
be open each week day until 8
p. m. except Saturday. Aug. IL.
when they will close at noon.
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Tacoma Boy Injured
In Foil Out of Tree

While picking cherries In his
backyard Tuesday afternoon.
James Parks. 7. of 1908 No. Steele
st, lost his footing at the top
Of the tree and fell, suffering head
injuries. body bruises and shock.
He was taken TO the Tacoma Gem
eral hospital. where his condition
was described as not serious.
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4 Traffic Arrests

James sorthun. 1921 So b5d
st. was arrested BY police Wednss-
day for driving without a liesnss
and for not having muffsf IN
his ear. Charles y. Jsphst. sz4
"a. SSH ct. was booked for hag-
Ing improper lights.
Louis y. Easf. z4iI No Unlon
ave. was booked Tuesday for
speeding. and y. b Mcsutt. 5s0s
No. Warner st. was arrested for
blocking q driveway.
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voorhees, raped a movement
which he declared now Is under
way. to persuade voters TO cross
party lines in the primary. in order
10 attempt to eliminate candidates
of one party or the other who are
deemed undesirable" by promoters
of the movement.
He was joined by Frederick Metz
ger. jr, Young Republicans secre-
tary, who blamed the Chamber of
Commerce and other groups" for
backing the "so-ealled non-partisan
movement in an effort to defeat
the purpose of the primary cleo
ton
Cites Changed Conditions
II think" Metzger said. these
people would do better 10 say, as
Candidate Arthur Langlie does, IF
you can't vote for me. at least vote
for some other Republican candi-
date"
John Buchanan, Young Republi-
can trustee, declared Washington
Taxpayers association was one
group behind the non partisan
movement. Perhaps some years
ago" he remarked, when there
was danger of irresponsible ele-
ments influencing government
there was good cause for the Tax
payers alarm, but that is past now
and they ought to get in line with
our party system of government
Resolution Passed
Thomas Henderson, jr.. candidate
for ttorney-general, was emphatic
in his declaration that it is bad
political morality" TO vote outside
ones own party primary. Those
interests" he said, who urge such
a practice are doing a dis-service to
the people of our state and COM
munity.'
Upshot of the discussion was
passage of a resolution, written by
Ralph Rogers. Buchanan and Voor-
bees. urging Pierce county and
state Republican central commit
tees to take immediate public ac-
ton to combat the movement
Seer Weakening
The resolution accused some
Democratic candidates and their
organized supporters" of advo-
eating primary-jumping. called at
tention to organized action in the
past to persuade Republicans to
vote in Democratic primaries, and
said, I'VE are convinced such prac-
tice does not help the Republican
cause, but rather weakens it."
Republicans should not be de-
ceived," Voorhees, declared. such
a movement into the Democratic
primary will serve only to weaken
the Republican party's build up
toward the November showdown
Lets vote in our own primaries
and get a true expression Of party
opinion and party strength"