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Chest Physicians
5tudyCo-operation
With Army, Navy
All Specialists in U. S.
Would Aid Examinations
Of Recruits, Under PIon

Plans for cooperating with the
Army and Navy in giving physical
examinations to those preparing to
enter the military service in the
event this country becomes involved
In the war were discussed yesterday
at conferences among medical ad-
visers of the two branches OF serv-
ice, the Veterans Administration
and Murray Kornfeld, executive
secretary of the American College
Of Chest Physicians.
Also taking part in the confer
ences were DR.. J. Winthrop Pea
body, president of the District Tu-
berculosis Association, and the as
sociation's managing director, Mrs.
Ernest R. Grant. DR.. Peabody is
the only local member of the Mill
tary Affairs Committee of the
American College of Chest Physi-
clans.
Under contemplated plans all
chest specialists of this country
would be made available in an
emergency. In addition to 600 men,
Der specialists of the college, a sur
vey is to be made to determine the
number Of other physicians who
would be available.
THE Government departments
are agreed" Mr.. Kornfeld said, that
the present knowledge and most
modern methods of diagnosis be
utilized in the examinations, and
that the progress made since the
World War in this Nations fight
against tuberculosis be safeguarded
and maintained to its full extent.
Men with contagious and infec-
tious diseases must be eliminated
from military service to prevent
further spread. The costly errors
of the World War, for which we
still are paying nearly 100000 a
year for disqualification alone, must
be avoided A permanent history
record and X-ray pictures of every
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THE WASHINGTON D. c. FRIDAY JUNE o. 1s4o

national defense because Of its great
steel output.
Important among the ordinances
is one requiring aliens to register
with the police department and be
photographed and fingerprinted.
Mr.. Lysle said the city has high"
alien population.
Another tightens restrictions on
storage OF explosives in the city and
sale OF firearms. Display of any
national banner except the American
nag at parades and meetings is for
oidden. Hucksters, peddlers, timer
ant photographers, bill-posters and
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hemisphere. and suggestions Of car
rying on war from the shores Of this
continent. To this our emphatic
answer must be: No European gov
ernment shall bring its unfinished
war to the shores Of this hemi-
sphere"
In return for defending the West
ern World. he continued, America
should have q controlling voice in
the foreign policies Of her neigh
bors, safeguards against fifth column
activities and permission to estab-
lish air, naval and military bases
wherever needed.
"Our country is in danger-ters.
rible danger-not alone from abroad
Evening star., 1940-06-21
Ex-Gov. La Toilette
Urges Strong Defenses
" the A6socfatesl press

BY the Associated Press.
T CHICAGO, June 2l.-Former Gov.
Philip La Toilette Of Wisconsin
urged tonight that America forge a
ring Of steel" around the Western
Hemisphere to protect 1t from for
eign aggression.
America must not be involved in
anybody else's war he declared in
q radio speech. There have been
intimations from the British gov
eminent Of a possible retreat to this
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handbil distributors must register
with police.
Hotels, boarding houses and pub
Lie garages are required to report
all visitors who stay in the city more
than "A hours.
An example Of the penalties pro-
vided Is . $10-per-day fine for non
citizens failing to register.
We won't interfere with the
honest fellow" said Mayor Lysle.
we just want to ind out If there 8
any nth column here. I've been in
McKeesport 68 years and I see more
strangers on the street now than
In q long while"
Evening star., 1940-06-21
McKeesport Adopts
Registration Law for
Aliens and Transients
'Anti-Fifth Column
Ordinances Provide
For Fingerprintine
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
McKEESPORT. Pa, June al
This busy steel-making city Of $1,000
put into effect today 10 strict "anti-
fifth column" ordinances and its
Mayor said Il hope the Federal and
State Governments will take notice
and do likewise"
I'VE had several scares during the
first war and we're making sure they
don't happen again." declared
George H. Lysle, head of the munich
pality since World War days.
McKeesport is in the cluster of
industrial, river valley communities
in the Pittsburgh district-yital tn
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but here at home" he said. "The
same dry rot that wrecked Britain
and France is here; the same selfish-
ness-the same greed-the same
petty poItics-the same idleness-
the same confusion-the same stupid
Chamberlains."
Evening star., 1940-06-21
Auxiliary Cruiser
Andonio Sunk,
British Admit
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, June 21.-The Ad-
miralty announced yesterday
that the armed merchant cruiser
Andania had been torpedoed
and sunk.
The announcement said the
trawler Juniper in Northern
Norwegian waters was overdue
and considered lost.
The Anoania was a 1850 ton
liner belonging to the Cunard
White Star Co. She is the
fourth British armed cruiser
lost since the war began.
Two members of the Anda-
MAS crew were injured, but the
entire ships company was
landed at British port, a COM
munique said.
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enlistment must be filed for future
reference" Mr.. Kornfeld asserted.
Many Brazilian coffee growers are
planting their acres to cotton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Anniversary Is Marked

On Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. C. o. Kinberg were pleasant
ly surprised by more than two
score relatives and friends in honor
Of their silver wedding anniver-
sary. Many lovely gifts were pre-
sented TO the honored couple.
Preceding the presentation of
the gifts, songs appropriate TO the
occasion were sung by Miss Jose
phine Lindgren accompanied by
Mrs. Carl kinberg.
Later a buffet supper was served
from a isce-covered table conferred
by a large wedding cake.
Out of town guest were DR.. and
Mrs. A. C. Kinberg and daughter.
Sylvia Jeanne, of Centralia, Mr..
and Mrs. otto Kinberg and chill
dren, Virginia, Allen. Marilyn and
Donald of Seattle. Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Thompson and children, Kenneth.
Mary Elizabeth. Jerry and Naedine
Joyce Of Mount Vernon.
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs,
Laurens Hull. Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II Swanson,
Mrs. A. B. Hull. Mrs o. Thorsen,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Ellison, Carl Eli
son. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Engebretsen
and son. David. Mrs. Walter Lind
gren and daughter. Josephine, Mr..
and Mrs. S. J. Vixen and daughter,
Shirley. Mr.. J. o. Kinberg. and
Anita and Marian Kinberg, daugh-
ters Of the feted couple.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Cedar Assembly
To Entertain
To Compliment Mothers
At Banquet Saturday

Rainbow Girls of Cedar as
sembly will entertain their
mothers at a mothers and
daughters banquet Saturday
evening in the Masonic hall
at So. 3sth and Yakima ave.
Dinner will be served in the
dining room at $50 o'clock.
Miss Bernice Joyce is chair
man of the affair. assisted by
Misses Doris hobart, Jean
Pearson. Doris Simpson and
Peggy Simeral.
Those girls who have made res
ervations for themselves and
mothers are the Misses Edith
Phillips, Connie Hallen, Bonnie
Bush, Dorothy Haughland. Flor
ence Anderson. Joyce Boyce, Betty
Jean Lindquist, Arlene Innis, Lor-
raine Peters, Phyllis Fields, Pat
Russell, Msrjory Rose, Gloria
Gehri, Doris Sommers, Clemen-
tine Gorden, Barbara Wallace,
Marie Farrier, Gloria Croft, Row
ena Bell, Margaret Thronberg,
Shirley Fricshiem, Nyna Fredricks,
Betty and Ruth Gallert, lone
Madsen, Marvel Payne, Doris
Bird. Garnet Thompson, Lucille
currah, Norma Nelson, Wanda
Thomas, Alice Davis, Winifred
Kendall, Jean Pearson, Lola May
johnson, Gyneth Nedervold. Peggy
Simeral, Evelyn Anderson. Jerrolee
French, Mildred Caldwell, Doris
Robert, Aoeline and Dorothy
Bouffioux, Phyllis McClary, Doris
Simpson, Marjorie Melvin, Mar
jorie Ann Murphy, Charlotte Mil
Ter, Doris Buechler. Marian Car
son, Janet Cooper, Bernadine
Courtney, Alice Duttrey. Lorraine
Garsted, Carol Gillespie, Virginia
Griffen, Wuliann Ortom, Betty
Sizer and Francis Sweeny.
Miss Gloria Gehri will sing
Wonderful Mother of Nine" &C
companied by Mrs. Helen Harbke.
After the dinner, Grand Cross
of Colors" will be given to three
of the girls of the assembly for
their service to the group. During
the regular meeting, election of
officers will take place.
Grand officers of the state will
be present and will put on the
Grand Cross of Colors." This
part Of the evenings entertain
ment will be open to the public.
All Rainbow girls and their moth
ers are urged to attend. Miss
Betty Gallert, worthy adviser and
Mrs. Merritt Field, mother adj
wiser will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Eagles Lodge Elects
Convention Delegates

1hs Tacoma Aerie Of Eagles.
meeting Friday night at Eagles'
han. elected delegates to the state
convention to BE- held In Everett
June ~ to Is.
Delegates include Joseph Nal
lery, Alfred shevland. Fred Race.
Norris Mcdowell. Lee Croft, Axel
Larson. Donald 4. Davis. c. J.
Hottot. Frank Moorhead. Jonas w.
Norberg. Jack Cook. Earl A. Rob-
inson, jr., Earl A. Robinson. c. s.
Shaben. Peter Sele. Ralph selby,
c. II. whiteford. Lawrence Rora,
Joseph Negary. Delbert Lee Miller,
=. H. Ehret. Ernest oHallorsn,
william c. smalley. David r.
Rouse. Dale Jones and Robert Rob-
inson.
Twenty young musicians under
the direction Of Alexander 8. Mel.
ovidoff. provided entertainment.
New members initiated at the
meeting were Percy p. Pettinger
Earl r. Butcher. Louis Campbell
c. H. Crobey. George w. Swan and
John w. Fehr.
At its meeting next Friday. tn,
lodge win honor its new president
John Hendricks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Tacoma Assembly
Plans May Dance

Tacoma assembly, Order. of
Rainbow for Girls, will hold its
May dance and browning of the
May queen Saturday, May IL.
Dancing will be from 8 to IL
o'clock in Fellowship hall of the
Masonic temple. Miss Dona Mae
Kiste has been chosen queen, and
her attendants are Misses Elsie
Trotter and Catherine Walsh.
Miss Elaine Clark will be the
crown bearer.
A picket fence covered with
spring flowers will be on either
side of the throne. and the pillars
of the hall will be decorated as
May poles.
Miss Trula Mae Wattenbarger
is general chairman, assisted by
Misses Maxine Douglas and La
Verne Harris, program; Dorothy
Denis, decorations; Catherine Rob-
erts and Betty Anger, tickets;
Elsie Trotter. punch; Betty Mat
lock and Lucille Ludwick, check
room; Shirley Moore and Doro-
thy Keil, door prizes, and Shirley
McGlinchy, posters.
Tickets may be obtained from
any Tacoma assembly girl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Credit Women TO Meet
With Mrs. Semon

The Tacoma Credit Women's
Breakfast club met on Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Lois
Semon, to plan for the convention
Of the council of Northwest Credit
Women's Clubs, this weekend in
Vancouver, B. c.
Delegates will be Mrs. John
Smith, president of the Tacoma
group, Miss Eleanor Foote, Miss
Amy Truman, Mrs. Eva thinner
man. Mrs. Carl Van Black, Miss
Alfernia Allen and Mrs. Lois
Semon.
Buffet supper was served fol-
lowing the initiation of new
member, Miss Laverna Bjelland.
Mrs. Harold Bartlett was a guest
for the occasion.
Those present at the meeting
were Mesdames Minnie Snyder, H.
M. French, Edward Stevens, Wes-
ley Main, James Kemp, w. Meier.
Edna Ray, Bruce Lake, Misses
Kate Hawkins, Alice Hudson.
Eleanor Lenning, Frances Fried
man Ethel Luckenbihl, Edna Jor-
gensen and Lillian Mander.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Luncheon Tuesday

The Goodwill Women's auxiliary
will hold its annual May luncheon
and program at the industries
building, 1856 So. Tacoma ave-,
Tuesday, May 14th, 1890. Miss
Wanda Friedrich. program chair
man, will present Norman Able
son, popular boy soprano. who will
be accompanied by Mr.. Frank j.
Nurding. The speaker. Mr.. e. B.
King, will have for his subject
Radio City," Mrs. B. L. Burley,
the auxiliary president, will pre-
side at the guest table. Mrs. E. ],
Doherty and IL ladies' from the
auxiliary chapters will be In
charge of the luncheon and deco.
rations. Friends are most cordi-
ally invited and guides will be
furnished to any who wish to in
spect the building. A sale OF
aprons and tea towels which the
members have been busy making
will be held In connection with
the luncheon.
For reservations call MA 9131
BR 4519 or GA 3533-W. Members
of the Seattle Women's auxiliary
have been invited.
Monday at $50 p. m. the S and
C chapter will hold its regular
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Ger.
trude Smith, Wilsonian. 401 st
Helens ave. The Rev. Charlie.
Mentzer will be the guest speaker
his subject being "rhe Missions o.
California"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Mrs. Wilkinson Receives
t1ioh P.-T. A. Honor

Mrs. NJ. D. Wilkinson OF 61e
No. J st. who has been prominent
in Parent Teacher association
activities for many years was
elected one Of the national vice
presidents Of the organization at
the meeting Of the national con-
gress Of the organization in Oma-
hs, Neb.. yesterday. Her district,
No. 7. includes Washington. Idaho,
Oregon. Montana and Wyoming.
Mrs. Wilkinson succeeds Mrs. VII
liam Kletzer Of Portland. Ore.
who has just been elected to the
presidency. She has been on the
national board Of managers for
ten years. four as president Of
Washington state PIT A. and six
as chairman Of the national PIT.
A. magazine
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13

Climax Of the observance Of
National Music week in Tacoma
win be the Puget Sound SYM
phony concert IN Jones hall, Col
lege Of Puget Sound. Sunday after
noon 1t $50. with Louis G. Wersen
conducting. The fifty-eight piece
orchestra win be assisted by four
harpists- Douglas Tilton, Dorothy
Jenkins, Mildred Loonan and Rose
marie Lento-and Lena Sanders
Running. soprano.
The orchestra 10 . development
Of = recreation group organized .
few years ago a. q night school
activity. A year ago the sponsor
ship was taken over by the coll
legs and promoted a. part Of .
fine arts development financed by
. grant from the Carnegie Cor
poration.
The orchestra program Sunday
afternoon opens with the Tschai-
kowsky-Isaac Choral and Over
ture." and includes the Evening
Prayer and Dream Pantomime,"
from the Humperdinck opera,
-Hansel and Crctel:" Rhapsody
in Rhumba." by Bennett: prelude
to act one. IA Traviats." by
Verdi: "Marionettes." . string or
chestra number by Isaac. and
''Procession Of the Mastersingers.
from wagner's die Meister-
singer"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Church Men S Club
To Fete Mothers
First United Presbyterisns
Look Forward TO Dinner

The Mems club of the First
United Presbyterian church
is entertaining at a dinner
and program honoring moth
ers at 6 o'clock Saturday eve
ming. Spring flowers will be
used in the decorations and
floral favors and tulip nap
kins will add to the attrac-
tiveness of the tables.
The Rev. J. Geo. Cunningham
is chairman of the dinner COM
mittee and assisting him will be
Messrs. Carl F. Yost, Philip Fox,
Melvin Ord. George Lagerquist,
William Glenn and Woods w.
Glenn.
The speaker for the evening will
be Miss Anna NJ. Nelson, Of the
Pacific Lutheran college. The
mothers response will be given by
Mrs. NJ. D. Mcintosh and the
daughters response by Miss Ruth
Davy. Piano selections will be
given by Miss Marienne Schwenler.
Mrs. Philip Fox. president of the
Jennie A. Given guild, will preside
during the evening, and for the
program.
Reservations for the banquet
have been made by: Mesdames
o. p. Shaub and granddaughter,
Louise Shaub; George Puddicombe
daughter Gladys;Rilla Brady and
granddaughter. Rose Marie; Bruce
Lueckfeld and grandmother, Mrs.
z. e. Bardley, and friend, Miss
Verna Larson; J. G. Cunningham
and Miss Ethel Turnbull; Emma
Cutter and Miss Lucille Troute.
c. w. Lindstrom and daughters
Mesdames Percy Mccormack, e.
Walker and Richards; Mesdames
Davy and Ruth; ]. F. Hunold and
Lois Myers; H. Schweinler and
mother, Mrs. Carl Jonassen; Mes
danes Fred Myers and Betty;
Harrison and Ethel; Philip Fox
and Marilyn; w. w. Glenn and
Marjorie; M. D. Mcintosh and
Ruby; c. N. Pape and Shirley;
Hancock and Arlene; C. F. Yost
and Nancy Glenn; Melvin Ord and
Sandra; w. S. Payne and Elaine
Puddicombe; Perkins and Mar
garet; Warner and Audre; A. e.
Knight and Rojean; N. J. Mccoy
and Hazel; C. Trafford and grand
daughter, Margaret; A. L. orlando
and Luella; A. ]. Mitchell and
Elaine; w. K. Glenn and Marcia;
Ula Deemer and daughter, Ruth
Stevens; L. o. Wahlers and Judith
Ann; H. Schweinler and niece,
Marienne; Earl Trafford and Mar
jorie; J. w. Thompson and Clarice;
M. Fisher and Shirley; Lester J.
Harding and Marjorie; Herman
Hekel and Janet; j. L. Komp and
Bonnie Jean; J. Simpson and
Clarabelle and Arthur Swindler
and Irene.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
0riing Bank
Affair TO FBI

Statements from both Kenneth
Elliott Amber, would-be robber of
the Orting State bank Thursday,
and Russell Pierce, held with him
in the Pierce county Jail as an &C.
complete. were in the hands of
Sheriff John c. Bjorklund and I'm
dersheriff Clyde Knowles Saturday
but were withheld for agents OF
the Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton, who have taken charge of the
case.
Amber, 42-year-old ex-convict
from Denver. revealed his identity
Thursday afternoon, a few hours
after he was trapped in the small
"bandit-proof' bank by Miss Emma
Olsen. 21-year-old bookkeeper.
Pierce. rs. of Tacoma, was
picked up in an apartment by
deputy sheriffs who recognized a
car said to have been seen at Ort-
ing near the bank just before the
robbery attempt.
Knowles said both will be turned
over to the FBI early next week
after completion of investigation
into possible connection with the
orting bank robbery of five years
ago in which Puyallup Police Chief
Frank Chadwick and his assistant.
Harry Sorem. were shot and killed
Witnesses to that robbery con.
fronted the men in a county jail
lineup late Friday afternoon
While II was reported more thar
one Of the valley people picked
Amber out Of the line. the county
officers were not at liberty to con.
firm II.
FIJI men were at the courthouse
Saturday morning. continuing theii
quiz OF the two alleged bandits. A
bank robbery charge naming Am
bier and a John Doe accomplics
was on file in federal distric
court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Bible Church Unites
Schedule Meetings

Members Of Unit 4 OF the Inde-
pendent Bible church viii meet &C
the home Of Mrs. Katherine Smith.
s06is So. I st. Thursday for
luncheon at 1890 with Mrs. Jack
Brown and Mrs. E. Everett assist
ing. At the afternoon meeting
Cora McGuffie will preside. Mrs.
". A. Donelson will give the Bible
study and Miss LYDIA Miller, the
missionary talk.
Also on Thursday, members OF
Unit will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Harold Bothel. 31is No. 10th.
for luncheon at 1890. Mrs. M.
Larsen will preside at the after
noon meeting and Mrs. Arthur
Churchward will give the Bible
study. followed by election Of
officers.
Members of Unit 5 will meet
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs.
Olivia Dabroe. e17 No. K St, for
luncheon at 1890 with Mrs. Tower
assisting. The afternoon meeting
viii be under the direction of Mrs.
]. Jones with Mrs. Arthur Church.
ward giving the Bible study. Elec-
ton Of officers will follow.
Unit Is win also meet wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. r. Jacox.
529 So. SIND St, for 1890 lunche-
on. Members are asked to bring
sandwiches for one. Mrs. Clara 10th
will be in charge OF the afternoon
meeting. Mrs. NJ. Mooberry will
give the Bible study and Mrs. A.
K. Briggs will give a missionary
talk on Siam.
Unit Il will meet Friday at the
home of Mrs. Henry Paul, 700 So.
Pacific ave-, for luncheon at 1890.
Mrs. Ida Pace will be in charge Of
the afternoon meeting and Mrs.
N. A. Donelson will give Bible
study.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Junior B'nai B riih
To Honor Parents

Junior Order Of B'nai Birth,
Tacoma chapter No. s36. Aleph
zadik Aleph. together with the
Junior Girls auxiliary. win spon-
sor a parents day program. honor
ing both mother and father, in the
vestry room of Temple Beth Israel
Sunday at 7:S0 p. m.
Speeches from presidents of both
groups. Herman Kieiner and Rhoda
sussman, win open the program.
Principal speaker win be Fred
ID. Lppman. Tacoma attorney.
Poems. speeches and musical num-
bers viii complete the program.
Refreshments win follow.
Lorraine Sussmsn and Fritz
Loewenstein win act as co-chair-
men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Couple Complimented
Prior TO Marriage

Two score friends gathered re-
Gently at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Syver Olson, 1907 Ea. 46th
St, in honor Of Miss Jorgina Void
and Mr.. Martin Olson prior to
their marriage early this month.
During the evening the honored
couple were presented with gifts
for their new home. Following a
social evening, a late supper was
served.
Guests were Messrs. and Mes
danes Elmer Morud, Knute john
son of Kapowsin, Lars Schay,
Lawrence Petersen, Syverin Mork
of Puyallup, Conrad johnson, Bill
B oze, George Lloyd, Everett
Wadsworth, Clifford Lund, Alvin
Hanson; Mesdames Joseph Jorg-
ingdahl, A. Jorgenson, o. I. john
son, Florence Snavely and Dor
othy Johnson; Messrs. Jim Wads-
worth, Richard Johnson and the
Misses Elaine johnson and COL
leen Hansen.
The couple left Monday on an
extended motor trip to Minnesota
and points in the middle west.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Wed Quietly
lat Holy Rosary

The wedding OF Miss virginia
Helen Harbord. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Harbord, SIP
East ] St, and Mr.. stephen
Michael Broxovich. son Of Mrs. M.
Crnich, Of Bellingham. was solem-
nized Wednesday evening. May LIST.
at Holy Rosary parish house. in
the presence Of members Of the
immediate families and a few
close friends. Father Anthony
officiated, Miss Jean Sling, OF
Tacoma, was bridesmaid and Mr..
william Brozovich also Of Tacoms
served his brother as best man.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
ton was held at the brides home
where best wishes were extended
to the young people.
The new home il being estab'
lished at Bellingham.
Miss Harbord is q graduate Of
Lincoln high school. and lstel
attended Multnomah Bible schoo
In Portland. Mr.. Brozovich at
tended ST. Martins college.
Guests from Beilingham wer'
Mrs. M. Crnich. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Brozovich and son Richard
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brozoviel
and daughters Lois and Mar,
Ann: from Tacoma Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Harbord. Godfrey. PhiliI
and Robert Hartford. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Richard Harbord and sol
Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Brozovich and daughters Billie am
Joyce. Mrs. Hilda Jones. tn
Misses Irma and Leah Jones. Mis-
Jean Sling. Miss Roberta Billiard
from Browns Point Mrs. Elmo
Macleod and Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
p. Macleod: from Steilacoon
lake Miss Helen BunneiI: iron
Yakima Mr.. Leslie spratt.