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To Spend Summer
At LaVtOnsyille

LAYTONsVILLE, Nd, May A.
Mrs. J. G. Higgins and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hugh M. Howard have ar
rived from Washington to spend the
summer at the Higgins home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Griflth are
expected to spend a part Of the time
with them.
Mrs. Wiley Page Of Charlottes-
vile, Va, Is the guest of Mrs. Henry
Howard of Brookeville and is being
extensively entertained during her
stay. Mrs. Wiley and Mrs. Howard
attended Rockland School together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bussard held
open house Sunday having COM
pleted the remodeling Of their house
which was partially destroyed by fire
last fall
Miss Ruth Green entertained 20
young people at q party for the
birthday anniversary Of Miss Mary
King of Woodfield Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beall have
returned from Florida, where they
spent the winter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Osbourne Williams and Mrs. Merhle
Burdette went South and accom-
panied them home.
Mrs. N. E. Hawkins and Mrs. J..
Ernest Hawkins entertained the Aid
Society of Mount Tabor Church
Thursday afternoon at supper.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Improvement Sought
In Center Parking

Improvement on the center park
area through which the streetcar
tracks run and installation OF q
proper curbing bounding that sec
ton along Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
from Second street to the new John
Phillip Sousa Bridge Is still being
sought by the Southeast Citizens
Association.
According to Orrin Davy, a men,
Der of that organization and pres
ident of the Southeast Council,
which also is supporting the project,
there are no walkways crossing this
area, and when it rains puddles are
formed to the inconvenience of Pc
destrians. The curbing would pre-
vent automobiles from making u
turns through the section, he ex-
planned.
The National Parks and Planning
Commission and the Department Of
Streets and Highways have both
been notified Of the associations s
action, he said.
Plans for the essay contest for
school children concerning voca-
ttonal and industrial education are
currently being arranged by q spe-
cial committee, which has been
given full power ito go ahead with
all the details" Decision to hold
the contest was the result Of a dis
cussion by members on the need for
additional education of that type.
William A. Maio, president of the
group, announces that Miss Lydia
Burklin. director of the Friendship
House at 619 D street Sc, has been
named an active member of the
association. The group holds It's
meetings in the Friendship House.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

Residents at
Atlantic City

GAITHERSBURG, Md, May A.
The Rev. and Mrs. Herman Wilson
are spending week in Atlantic
City, where they are attending q
Methodist conference. Miss Hazel
Jacobs also is spending some time
in Atlantic City.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. johnson
of Germantown celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary Tuesday.
Following a family dinner a recep-
ton was held. Their daughter, Mrs
Prescott Benson of Chevy Chase,
and their son, Mr.. Glen johnson of
Pittsburgh, assisted in receiving the
hundred guests. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson are lifelong residents Of
Montgomery County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Griffith have
opened the Bartlett home, on the
Frederick pike, and will be joined
shortly by Miss Vashti Bartlett. Mr..
and Mrs. Griffith and Miss Bartlett
spent the winter at Silver Sands,
the Bartlett winter home at Pass-a-
Grille, Fla.
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'0Idfimers' Of Y. N. {. A.
Will Hold Reunion

"Old Timers" Of the Y. M. G. A.
who have been members as long rs
IS years, will hold their annual re-
union dinner at $50 pm. Wednesday
In the Central "Y" 1876 G street
NV.
May years Of "Y" membership is
expected to be represented at the
affair, which will be preceded by q
reception.
The program will include an ad-
dress by Henry p. Chandler, direc-
tor of the Administrative once.
United States Courts; vocal selec-
tions by Maj. Charles Trowbridge
Tittmann, accompanied by George
H. Wilson, and presentation of silver
cards to all "old timers" who have
been "Y" members from Is to 40
years and gold cards to all who have
been members more than so years.
The cards will be presented by
Leonard w. De Cast, general secre-
tary of the Central Y. M. c. A.
Charles w. Pimper Is general
chairman for the dinner and Clar-
ence A. Aspinwall is chairman Of
the Sponsoring Committee, other
members of which are E. c. Graham,
w. w. Everett, William Montgomery,
Harry Blake, Hugh A. Thrift, Lee
D. Latimer, A. l.. Baldwin. John
Hanna, Jesse c. Adkins, George A.
Lewis, Huston Thompson, c. F.
Crane, c. E. Beckett and G. A.
Bonnet.
The Reception Committee Is COM
posed Of Lee D. Latimer, chairman;
c. F. Crane. H. o. Hine, G. p.
Ravensburg, G. F. Williams, l.. H. B.
Robinnette, w. E. Springer, z. D..
Blackstone, Grant Leet, c. E. Beck
EFT, r. E. Myers, A. L. Baldwin, L. F..
Colbert, w. H. Gottlieb and J. w.
Hardell.
Other committee heads are E. s.
La Fetra. refreshments; Mr.. Blacki-
stone, decorations; E. A. Drumm,
secretary, g. A. Lewis, promotion.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Social Activities
And Other News
From Fairfax

FAIRFAX, Va, May Miss Ida
H. Jones of Fairfax and Mrs. VIII
liam J. Cleveland of Seminary, Va,
are spending the week end in
Gloucester, Va.
Miss Randolph Richardson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Daw-
SON Richardson. is the weekend
guest of Miss Marian Martin In
White Post, Va, and, with her
hostess, attended the dances in con-
nection with the Apple Blossom Fes-
tival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ]. McCand-
ush Of Hancock, Md, are visiting
Mr.. McCandlish's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D
Graham, and yesterday attended the
Gold Cup races at Warrenton, Va.
Mrs. William Janeway and Mrs
De Plante Of Staten Island and Mrs
A. Reed Of Short Hills, N. j., art
Evening star., 1940-05-05
New Trade Board
Members Announced

IWenty-tnree business and pro-
fessional men and two business Or
carnations were elected to men,
bership in the Board of Trade at q
recent meeting of the Board of
Directors.
The new individual members are:
George j. Boden, lawyer, of 426
Fifth street NV; Frank Mckay
Bowie, clerk in the Agriculture De-
partment, Of $500 Lowell street
NV: George H. Cammerer of the
Reliable Office Appliance Co., 1907
Ninth street NV; L. Evans Craw-
ford, manager of r. Robinson, Inc,
2301 Pennsylvania avenue Sc;
George H. Davis, insurance agent,
Of 1903 H street NV; william N.
Denton, jr., architect, of 1927
street NV: Donald Adair Duff,
district traffic manager for Pennsyl-
vania Central Airlines, Woodward
Building; E. N. Hamilton, contrac-
tor and builder, 4212 Eighth street
NV; Guy G. Harper, jr., presi-
dent of the International Finance
Corp, Investment Building; w. w.
Henderson, matchmaker and Jewell
er, Bank of Commerce e. Savings
Building; Joseph j. Kane, salesman,
Truscon Co., Investment Building;
Robert w. Leach, president Of the
Unemployment Benefit Advisors So
ciety. Washington Hotel; Claud Liv-
ingston, jr., real estate man, 1919
K street NV; John D. Longley,
lumber dealer, Fourth and Bryant
streets NV; George Macdonald,
owner of Trimack Cleaners, Inc,
1923 Thirteenth street NV; Dale S.
Clark, salesman, Of 7733 Alaska
avenue NV; w. Herbert Merillat,
linotype composition, of 908 Twelfth
street NV; Burton c. Millard,
contractor, of Branchville, Md;
Eugene L. Muse, sales manager, of
7733 Alaska avenue NV; Will
liam F. Schaefer, salesman, Fal-
coner Co. of Baltimore; Norwood
s. Sothoron, salesman, Quaker Oats
Co., GOT Fifteenth street NV; T. s.
Vanneman, statistician, of 725 Thir-
teenth street NV, and Irwin l..
Wagner, parking lot operator, 325
Delaf1eld place NV.
The business organizations admit
ted were p. Ballantine & Sons, 1895
Maine avenue S.W., and Jameson
Battery & Equipment Co., $40 New
York avenue NV.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Manassas
Social and
News Notes
G.. M. Harrises
And D. A. Prescotts
Have Guests

MANASSAS, Va, May 4.-Mr. and
Mrs. Morrison Harris, with Miss
Joan Harris and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
B. Harris Of Overlook, Pa, are
guests this week end of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles M. Harris.
DR.. and Mrs. Daniel A. Prescott of
the University of Chicago have been
visiting Mrs. Prescott's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Sharrett, at their
summer home near Manassas.
Mrs. Edgar B. Smith of Ports
mouth, Va, arrived yesterday for an
indefinite stay with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
jackson Arlington.
Mrs. G. w. Stagg will entertain at
bridge Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Charles F. M. Lewis has as
his guest at Rosemont, his niece,
Miss Julia Lewis of Roanoke.
Mrs. Robert H. Smith returned
this week from a months visit with
relatives in Silver City, N. Mex.
Many Attend
Warrenton Races.
Mrs. John E. Adams, Miss Mary
Currell Pattie, Miss Katherine Pattie,
Miss Lucy Arlington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul j. Arlington, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Jackson Ratcliffe and Mr.. Charles
Walton Lewis were among those
attending the Gold Cup races at
Warrington today.
Miss Margaret Turner is visiting
Miss Florence Rice in Rockville, Md,
over Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian Hynson left Wednes-
day for Boston, Mass, where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. j. D. Janney.
Miss Eleanor Gibson of Pottsville,
Pa, who is home service secretary of
the Southern Schuylkill Chapter of
the American Red Cross, arrived
today 70 spend the week end with
her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. A.
Stuart Gibson. Miss Gibson will
attend the convention of the Amer
ican Red Cross in Washington next
week.
Miss Ethel Cadmus has as her
guests this week end Mrs. r. c.
Dempsey, Miss Ann Dempsey and
Miss Mary R. Vaughn of Ports
mouth, Va, and Miss Mary Eleanor
Dempsey of Madison College at
Harrisonburg, Va.
Mrs. George Dessler of New York
City is with her mother, Mrs. Marie
Larkln, for an indefinite stay.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Bette's Boss Again

william Wyler has been given q
Warner Bros. contract to direct
Bette Davis In THE Letter." her
next starring vehicle after "Au This,
and Heaven, Too" Wyler was Miss
Davis director In "Jezebel," her per-
formance In which won her the
Academy Award for 1887. g.; -
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Wins Choice Role

Norma Nelson, impish sister OF
Jackie Cooper in Seventeen" won
another choice film role when she
was cast in Paramount's Il Want
a Divorce" the Joan Blondell-Dick
Powell co-starring picture which
Ralph Murphy is directing.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
Script Own Plav

Warner Bros. have signed George
s. Kaufman and Moss Hart to write
the screen play of ''The Man Who
Came to Dinner" their stage sue
cess. The Kaufman-Hart scenario
is to be written for fall shooting
date.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

Deslgned alesg Ne uaes
Camp Supports help keep
organs, bones and muscles
in position, aid good pos
tne and general wen being.
Light In weight, available
in beautiful fabrics. A
Campauppoet Mtsyouup.
wards o6 fatigue.
Camp SuppeEts aremads bytise
eponoogs q tho faanom Traao.
parenk Womao 8xaaihit nov q
vjsW a til NuDsun IL oetenco
md 1ndusey, 1oc1enlli19 Flnsa.
- 4 Wha1 Il New York.
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Marriage License
Applications

ad SARAH anqs van dsadeT TayHr 70 4ss s. Ran
RoaSR aHDh shoenerse s ss Ess ss S ans1 p
IA "A St nv; the Rev S. T, Da9gherty:
'0ha ssr n sna Msry IL e. Rae le1 5SrHSss 49, fss
Bryant st. NV: the Rev I. r. Milten-
Jerome Ssase1i Newman, 81. ss4 Madison st. NV,
st; NV Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld.
1htsssp' Lei n 1s 1919 1917 St ns st. n@ :Ra
Leroy 5. Hansberry. Il. 1ol1 Lamont
A.sstsa IS aI s. ss! 3, sisc cfsrss t. NV
H'GI;s; =' ssa:Ss e is ils 8: nv nv e:
'0ha s l. and a0GxsT MsT, e. z1s asbs@a g
wiis:l ss spa S:|6|ss. si.5jss. ?sss sI
samuei Miller Iii MI Fl e $685. ey seasxick sat- st.
NV. and Marsaret. K Wilson, i9. Bees
cason Tase St M f beevu. afs y y 9nsss ga
Violet Rieks; r. Garfield Hospital; the
~sn ana Ms1y sgs!'1!as e. 9:SH s tn St,
s;w:; the Rev. c; A. Mussleman.
Rfss5f Psans g RaSn 81 l?ss sh and
Charles j. Alien: IS: Isss fE Emerson st. ne.
St: ne; the Rev. r NJ sharpe w..
Anne johnson. %. 1105 q st. NV; the
Joseph 8. 1mirie 90. 3O13 Military I'd.
nv. and Mildred F. Klinke. 26, 24Is
+ asx.!a aS T. e. as gsenRs1 s NOR
the Rev Anthony WiilismHs. LIAM Sa' w. n'e''
and Maddie Westley. 90. 1921 7th It.
s.e.: the Rev. Z. NJ. Bedney.
William Jacob Strickland. ~. washington,
;lssb, ;sna cssaerine Ms 1ne1 Swami 49, Allen
oeoras tasss' W M0 Miller, 2s Silver Spring. Nd.
ana Helen L. Fraley, 25. Laytonsville,
James W. Riggs %. and Florencia Z.
Gardner, 20, both Of Olney. Nd.
Arthur Weldon Curry, 30 and Ella Rae
Huner, 20. both Of Staunton, Va.
DOUGLAS r. Tibbs. 90. Richmond. Va. and
1urtg aehsey M yaefson e. and s M1n p
man. 81. both Of Harrisonburg, Va.
George j. Harris. "a. Homecoming Md, and
Evelyn v. Eisenstout,. "a. Midland. Md.
Arthur Douglas Barberie, %, Springfield,
Va, and Mary Irene Linton, Fl. Burke,
Carl Joseph seabloom. 40, shippensburs.
Pa. and Mary Grace Rotz, 80. Cham
Samuel s. Simmons. 23 and Ruth l.
wilson, Il. both Of WASHINGTON.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

from Richmond, where she was the
guest Of her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Wiley.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kortright
Church at Hickory Hall.

CHuICH HC k1lcKCry Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Peyton Young,
Miss Charlotte Young and Mr.. Ma
son Grove have motored to Saluda,
Va, to visit Mr.. Frank Young, who
Is student at Christ Church School.
Miss Mary Leigh Hubbard is the
guest this week end of her mother,
Mrs. John Hubbard, in Charles City
County, Va.
Miss Mamie Wiley has returned
Evening star., 1940-05-05

South Africa is entertaining many
American tourists this year.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
STAND UP AND LIVE!

Good posture improves appearance aids health and beauty
And now comes National Posture Week . time to
slider your own posture and do something about it. Visit
Camp dealer this week Consult personally with experty
trained ooeseere and let her show you how the scientific
support Of Camp garment will give you a new feeling Of
fitness and comfort For than 80 years. Camp Supports
have helped women to enjoy better posture to look better
and feel better you have difficulty in maintaining good
posture, # you overweight or underweeht suffer from
Evening star., 1940-05-05

backache or fatigue, q Camp
Support will help give you
more energy to enjoy your
daily activities. Of course, In
cases where you suspect that
somespecifc oondidonis caus-
ing trouble, consult your phy-
sician. But IN any event, 60
this week to the store that
carries Camp Supports. See
for yourself how much one can
mean to you.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

You gain height when
you stand erect. A. shoul-
ders lift, the chest goes into
proper position. You
breathe freely, gain new
energy. Many women find
that Camp Supports help
improve their posture.
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Court Releases
Driver Who ONLY
Zigged Car Once

Flatly denying that he's a zig
Tag driver. Albert LaChapelle. rs,
7251a So. Fawcett ave, won a
dismissal of reckless-driving
charge in police court Friday
afternoon. But not without oppo-
sition.
LaChapelle admitted no Gags,
and only one zig. He "zigged,"
he told Judge Joseph Mallory, be-
cause he intended to make a left
turn and suddenly changed his
mind when approaching traffic
forced him to the right abruptly.
Three young men in his car at the
time verified his story.
Arresting Officer Schnugger
was as positive that LaChapelle
Jagged. He distinctly saw about
eight zig-zags, he testified, and
added that all the passengers
seemed to be getting a thrill as
a result. Judge Mallory warned
the youth that conviction would
have resulted in revocation of his
license, and promised more serious
treatment of "uncommendable"
driving II there was next time"
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TOWNSEND MEETINGS

A big mass meeting will be
held at Eagles hall Sunday after
noon at z o'clock, with Thos. Latte.
national representative for this
state. A. speaker.
Meetings Monday: X Street No.
! at Normanna hall. So. 18th and
X sts.: Mckinley Hin No. Z. Royal
Neighbors hall. IA. G and Divi-
son lane: broadcast by c. c. RAN
dolph, 10 q. m, over KMO.
Meetings Tuesday: Manitou No.
~ at Msnitou hall. with c. c.
Randolph as speaker; Mckinley
Hill No. Q, at Sheridan school. saith
and Mckinley ave. business meet
ing. entertainment. pie and coffee:
Oakland No. IL at clubhouse. 37s2
So. Tyler st.; orting No. ! at
C. A r. hall: Puyallup No. ! at
spirituaiist church. 8 p. m; Park
Ave. No. Is at Park Ave. school
annex; Twenty-Third St No. Is
at 2344 So. Sheridan. 7:so p. m
Meetings Wednesday: Hsw-
thorne No. 20 at clubhouse. 500
Ea. 30th st: Sumner No. / at
l. o o. y. hall. Ernest +. omann,
speaker.
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HACER SPEAKS
At CONFERENCE

Robert H. Hager, physical edu-
cation director of the Tacoma
schools. heading a conference Of
state highway officials and school
leaders in Olympia Friday. urged
definite program of educating
children to be more cautious az
pedestrians and as car drivers.
Hager informed the conference
accidents in the five to nine years
age group were showing 4 tre-
mendous decrease, while in the
high school age group there is .
definite increase in traffic acci-
dents. He said students should
start learning traffic rules and
driving practices when they are
freshmen In high school.
The committee will meet again
Feb. II to talk over ways Of
putting across the safety idea
with children by classroom study,
schoolboy patrols and other
methods.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-29

SUMNER-Nrs. Elizabeth Du-
Bots. II, died suddenly Friday
afternoon at her home on Route /.
Sumner.
She was born in Minnesota and
came to Sumner Is years ago.
She is a member of the Order of
the Eastern Star. Surviving are
her husband. Henry Dubois. and
one son. ]. A. Dubois Of Sumner.
Funeral services will be held
Monday afternoon at 2:3o from
the Sumner Funeral chapel, Rev.
w. A. Moore officiating. Burial
will be in the Sumner cemetery.
Rainbow-DeMolay Install
There will be a joint installa-
ton of the order of the Rainbow
for Girls and the DeMolay boys
Saturday at 7:30 p. m. in the
Masonic Temple.
New officers of the Rainbow
will include Mrs. Allen Boatman,
mother advisor: Nadine Friedline.
worthy advisor; Sylvia Langdon.
associate worthy advisor; Dorothy
Lapsley, Charity; Ruth Carnahan,
Hope; Nita Shook, Faith; Doris
Camper. recorder; Joyce Jameson,
chaplain: Betty orion. treasurer:
Leona Vail, drill leader; Joy
Duncan, Love; Jean Rutledge, Re-
ligion; Neona Peoples, Nature;
Mildred fish, Immortality; Patty
Riddell. Fidelity; Dorothy Haugen.
Patriotism: Betty johnson, Ser
vice; Janice Jameson. flag bearer;
Bonnie Moriarty, confidential OBJ
server; Donna Jean Forest, outer
observer; Dorothy Conant, must
clan, and Shirley Owens, choir
director.
Officers of DeMolay will be Mr..
Orlin Davis, dad advisor; Eldon
Eller, master counselor; Earl
Bierer, senior counselor; Lloyd
Gaines, junior counselor; Howard
Willis, treasurer; Murray Taylor,
scribe; Earl Rice, senior beacon;
Harry Peterson, junior deacon;
Thomas Weick, senior steward;
Albert Hartman, junior steward
Dick Humphrey, chaplain; Bion
Bierer, almoner; Kenneth Malsum,
marshal; Dallas Osborne, standard
bearer; Robert Adler, orator; Jim
Johnson, Virgil Baker, Leslie
Albright, Donnelly Claiming, Glen
Gilmore, Mark Thompson and
James Whitlock, the seven precep-
tors; Oliver Malley, sentinel, and
Harry Hitchcock, assistant almoner
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-29
MOUNTANEERS WILL
SEE NARROWS BRIDGE

Tacoma Mountaineers have in
vited any persons In Tacoma inter-
ested in their program to partici-
pate in q hike along the bluff
above the Nsrrows Sunday to OBJ
serve work on the big suspension
bridge. Clarence Garner. who has
kept a close pictorial record Of the
Narrows bridge construction. will
guide the mixers.
Those interested are asked to
bring their lunches and meet the
group at the east anchorage Of
the bridge cables. where the
Mountaineers viii remain until
about noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-29
Oranges to Hold
POtluck Supper

Home economies chairmen of
Pierce county Oranges will hold
a potluck dinner Monday at the
Grange supply building in Ia
coma.
Other events next week viii in
clude q lecturers conference at
James Sales hall Tuesday at s
p. N. and a fifth degree initiation
by the Mcmillan drill team at Elk
Plain han Wednesday at S.
An officers school Will be held
Thursday. Feb. s. al 10 a. m. in
the James Sales hall. Potluck
dinner will be served.
Grange members are invited 10
attend these meetings.
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Mrs. Dubois Passes
At Sumner Home
Rainbow and DeMolay Planning
Joint Installation Saturday

After the installation there viii
be a short entertainment and re-
freshments. The public is invited.
BRIDE-ELECT HONORED
Miss Pauline Weick was hon.
ored at two affairs Friday. Mrs.
c. J. Cook. assisted by her daugh-
ter. Dorothy Jean. complimented
Miss weick at tea in the after
noon.
Misses Alice Rockway, Velma
Mcqueen and Helen Taylor enter
tanned at a gift party In the eve
ming at the home of Miss Rock
way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-29
SPECIAL TREATMENT
FOR DRUNK DRIVERS

New treatment for prisoners who
get into jail for drunkenness was
promised Saturday by Police Judge
Joseph Mallory and Police Chief
Einar Langseth.
On Monday morning. police will
escort both drunks and drunk
drivers. serving time in the city
jail. to the Roxy theater for q spe-
cial showing Of the short feature
entitled Drunk Driving"
Their move II In support Of .
traffic-ssfety campaign sponsored
by the WPA educational depart
ment under the direction OF Larry
Reimund, traffic engineer.
Il believe visual education u m
essential part Of those who drink
and walk ~ well as those who
drink and drive" said the Judge.
Chief Langseth said he hoped the
showing would prevent q re-
appearance OF those who are in jail
for drinking.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-29

Tacoma school teachers and
educational executives, with added
attendance Of visitors from all
Western Washington, continued
intensive conference work Satur-
day at Jason Lee junior high
school centered around DR.. William
Heard Fitzpatrick Of Teachers col
lege, Columbia university.
DR.. Fitzpatrick. one Of Americas
leading spirits in progressive edu-
cation. is leading 4 thrce-day con-
ference. first Of its type to be held
In Tacoma.
Making no organized addresses
to the conference, which comprises
almost 1000 persons. the educa-
tional leader has occupied the gen.
eral sessions in answering ques-
tons which come out of study
group discussions.
Group meetings opened Satur-
day morning at $50. Others will
b held at 2:15 Saturday and 9 to
1880 Sunday morning. General
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-29
~ CAMP AICN
IN LAST DAYS

The Young Mems Christian as
sociation has until Monday night
to raise S27,SO0 for its 1910 pro-
gram. A total of $23,159 has been
raised thus far.
Friday was boys day at the
campaign luncheon meeting. Royal
Lindall, boys work secretary, pre-
scented Duane Westlin, IL, and
Dick Landon, 8. to the group.
with influenza taking its toll
Of workers, we urge all friends Of
the " to bring in their pledges
and thus aid in closing our CAM
paign on time" said Sam Stock
ing, team manager. Workers
were restricted until Saturday
noon to the cards they hold; after
that everything is open territory.
We do not want to miss 4 single
call, but sickness may keep work.
ers from making complete cover
age. II unable to come to the "
phone call will bring a worker
to you for your subscription"
The closing days of the drive
find the divisions with the follow
ing amounts already reported:
CD. ]. c. Beckman, PIP subscrip-
tons for $3.50; (R), Frank Wor-
den. jr., SO subscriptions for STA;
%, Fred Henricksen, 12s SUBJ
scriptions for 1896; (E), Lock
Riehl, ITO subscriptions, for 81, 300;
(N), DR.. w. A. Niethammer, 1852
subscriptions, for $1.301; CD,
Dave Carpenter. 1863 subscriptions,
for 1921; Isl. Mrs. T. A. Swayze
425 subscriptions. for $1.662;
Harry L. Brown, 243 subscrip-
tons, for S14,595; making a grand
total Of 1,60s subscriptions, for
s23.159.
All workers are urged to attend
"clean up" breakfast at Hotel
Winthrop Monday morning at
7:45.