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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
Army Orders

WASHINGTON - The War depart
rent has issued the following orders
Ma. Gen. Waiter c. Short. L. ; a
Columbia, {. c to Hawaiian Dept
Lieut. Colonies William a. swift
Inf. Everett. Wash. 10 Atlanta
Charles 6. Richel. Inf. Indianapolis
TO Columbus. o Robert G. Bfeene
AC. Savannah to Fort George wright
Wash. George = Bloomquist, mi
Spokane. to Fort Lewis. Wash
Majors Edward T Eneboe retired
Canton, s D 10 ST Joseph, Mo.
Charles W. Fake. Cav, Fort klley
Kan. 70 Camp McQuade. Calf; Henry
Berbert. c. OF z. Denver. 10 Kol.a
No. Frank A Verrnti. &C res Wash
ington. TO DAYTON. O. Thomas Joseph
Kane Cd res. Punxsuta"ney, Pa
TO Camp Rodman. Nd
Captains BENJAMIN r. Talley. c. Of
z Yakutat. Alaska. 70 Anchorage
Alaska: Clarence c. Wilson. retired
Cresvell Ore. to Lowry Field Colo !.
James NJ Palmer. retired. Santa Cruz.
Caufz 10 Riverside Calf. Henry o
Sheen. Cav res, Baltimore. q Fort
Riley revoked George Hefer-
non. NC res. Fort Sam Houston. 10
Washington. George A Chandler.
ONO res. Jefferson Barracks, No. TO
Va y u+0r
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
Cain Launches
l94l Campaign
March OF Dimes
ian. Is 10 80

saeskIns from seattle ever
sistev8de neta OK Tacoma
Mayer Harry , Car hsIrsd -
day night 10 launch ne IA
Fight infanilIe PsrslYsls cam
palEn. set for N intensive msHsh
q dimes drive January i l. n
Alfred r Rochester. We chair
man IN charge n ire fund raising
A. Seattle. asserted there nee -
Gases q ire dread disease n thls
state n The last L months one
q the worst wears N reeofa.
In - Counties
rseniy-eight counties fer ne
touch q the epidemic hi Pierce
King and Yakima counties Wefs
hardest hit he sad Although
most q the victims were children.
there were = adults LISTED
Mayor Cain warned thai IN
fantie paralysis struck A. more
victims tbs year than any since
1855.
.lnfsntile paralysis Is not some
thing remote that doesn't concern
rs intimately he said. It's close
and dangerous and no one = SAFE
from il
Muster Resources
Hundreds Of infantlle paralysis
victims arc now walking PLAYING
and working because 81 the dimes
and dollars you gave freely IN The
past. During the period from
January Il 10 30 We must again
muster our resources Tor the year
around fight against this national
seeurge Our ammunition VII be
the dimes and dollars contributed
by you
The drive "a sponsored by the
National Foundation for Pre-
yention Of Infantile Paralysis and
Is geared 10 the national presi-
dents Birthday ball celebration.
Volunteer workers we're urged 10
get IN touch with their county
chairmen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
Mill, Closed by
Storm, 10 Reopen

Levbold Smith Single Co. 5
North End waterfront mill was eN-
pected to reopen next Monday with
a new h0-foot smoke stack 10 re-
place the one blown down IN last
Saturdays windstorm.
The new stack. constructed by
The Nelson Boiler & Tank Co. here,
was delivered Friday afternoon and
by Saturday was stepped in place.
II i. so feet tall and 36 inches IN
diameter and serves the main plant
boilers.
The mill was shut down all week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
Most OF u. S.
Getting Rain
Shortage Here Is
Nearly 1 Inches

-seoms stands a god chance
- finishing the present year Rath
shortage q nearly four inches
~ ran. II 70 SATURDAY morning
IRE AL here as s6o2 inches.
5uSt SIS inches below the city,
average
Showers are forecast for Sun
a.. with snow ~ higher slexs-
tors
tinted Press reported Saturday
rs.n Uss falling over most Of the
ration. 4 southern storm moved
IT from the Mississippi rter
oelts and Travelled novtheaStWafd
over Alabama causing rainfall
over most Of the eastern hslf of
ire nation. The weather bureau
hoisted warnings from the Nir-
gina canes To Block island ss
increasing northeast ana easterly
winds were forecast. Gale force
winds were predicted north Of the
Delaware hreakWater to Block
island.
Along the southern coastal area
east Of Galveston. Tex AL ship
PING was halted because The WIND
had ehufned the gulf into noun
famous waves High winds whip
ped the Florida coast and minor
property damage VAS reported al
Miami and Davtona Beach. Ala
hama shared the fury Of the storm
and power lines ana buildings we're
reported wrecked
Rains continued falling on the
west coast. The disturbance which
crossed the Washington coast Inc
Thursday moved eastward over
the Dakotas. carving rain to the
northern Rockies and plains
states.
The middle west, caught be
tween the southern and northern
storms. reported rain and light
snow with slightly lower tenn
peratures.
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Winners IN he lighted living
Christmas tree contest BY divisions
were announced Saturday. They
follow.
DISTRICT |
Large tree frs n / Gauehef
1921 East p. second. George T.
Olsen. asa So A 81
Small tree frat. nerths Wayne.
aai2 Roosevelt second. l. r
krause. Collins road
Entrance. first. . q : spraKae.
81 East Wright. second n =
Hubbard. sso2 Division lane
DISTRICT ?
Large trts. first. lsns Miller
Pacific ave and Airport Way sec
ond Fern Hill Community. sath
and Pacific.
Doorway. first. Robin Hay ss37
So. X st. second. Mrs. Chris Mad
sen. $40 So. soth.
DISTRICT
Large tree. first. A J Astter.
1896 Pacific. second X L Larson.
1920 So Adams
Small tree. first Mrs Arthur
Nickens. 6o4s So Lawrence see-
ond. Mrs A. L. oquist. 2303 So.
NJ ~
Doorway. first Mrs s A Bean
t01i So. FaWcstt second. Mort
Anderson. $40 So 50ih ~.
DISTRICT
Large tree first RInaldo keasal
go No. / second. Mrs John r
Turner. a1s No. 18th
Small tree. first. Or n. A
christopherson. Gil No starr So
ond. Mr. n p. Gruhbs. 40 SO
Sheridan
Doorway. first. Charlie. and Billie
Reir; second y N. kiehl. 1909 No
Yakima.
DISTRICT S
Large tree. first. II Gordon.
3202 No 2ath. second. r. r
Chester. p1a No. Lawrence
Small tree. first, Frank A Huhl-
enbrneh. all Sixth ave second
RAY ncNerthney. 1921 No Ander-
son
Doorway. first. James y Peter
son. s012 No 24th.. second. Frank
" Newman. 1902 NJ. 2sih.
DISTRICT y
Large tree. first. Or. Prank X
Madison. 4lsi Hadrona second
Cleon souls. 3723 No 34th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30

~ hsr aaushtsg. nrs tial&s nsa-
lnan
Mrs Young ssn< - ths stain 10
years sEo fF.m Csasf Rapids, u.
ard lived sight y~vs II samnss
hsFsFs moving - pssY.Iisr Pc
lhs ls.f Yssr are rsslts~f in sesfsse
amer. .n~ @ss /. m*uhsf - fne
first Baptist shafeh
Reside. Mrs sssmsa, ans . sur.
yis~si ~ snnsh<r daughter. MFs
vslma wnissksg ~ Seattle. s~s
snns. Ava ~ Hamnsf sns Ralph
- Seattle ard TIRES xvxaaenll-
arsA ralnsfaI s~ssless ain ~ nsls
Monday afternoon ~ ~ ~ the
tinnnsy sna Watson ehspst ~tsa
n.s Ftslpn Y knadssr afflelssIax
Burial siii bs In Acacia Msmnsisi
pafk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
Another Blonkenship
In Sheriffs Office

sHEdEHTos - Kltssp roaniy
q determined n have . Hlsnk.n-
ship in the sheriff, office
Virgil B.snksn,hip FRIDAY xss
appointed uresrHh.riff II. i, tns
younger brother % the ate Sheriff
Blsnkenship. Who el.s a week ago
after an auto accident
The late sheriff had beer the
successor 70 ria brother. DAME
=. who met RS death In I. ear
crash Push az elected 70 taks
his plxrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
Phil Becher Passes

PM T B.chsf. 3. NsIl kno9n
Inland Empire rsal sststs ran
and father - M Ella beth XII
ron. Port L<Wis. dec FRIDAY n
SPOKANE Anotfsr daughter. M
Fire YeYoes and a sor. Percy
i've In Po~tlAne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
Methodist Minister
Confined by Illness

n. Esy. Cyrus >. Albsftsssn.
pastor q fhe Flfst Methodist
church, Nas confined 70 bsd Sat
urday 49, 70 liinsas
Hs ali he unable 10 officials At
Sundays ssryiess. members u ma
family sslf a substitute vii
Occupy ma pulpit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
SoIons 10 Hear F. r.

v : n IN6IOS = Pfsaosnt
Roosevelt vi appear personally
before a Joint SESSION ., ~. new
T7tr congress on Monday. jar :
n deliver RS message ~ re
stste II fhs unio1. It vss revealed
Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
MOPPET GOES MUSICAL

Larry simns. s-year-old moppet,
will make his debut a. singer
and dancer in Colnmbiss new
Blonde picture, Blonde Goes
Latin" which again features
Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30


daclne motion pictures and what
not she IS now In the import and
export business, with headquarters
N Mexico City.
Mr. and Mrs. I'd Stilnell. Taco
mans who are Wintering IN Miami.
Fla. released secret with their
Christmas cards They expect a
visit from Or. stork IN May.
Jack Nipple, formerly Of 1904
No. Cedar st. cheated out Of at
tending the University of Washing
ton when the national guard was
called out for years service. OBJ
tanned a furlough over Christmas
and New Years al Camp Murray.
At present he is visiting his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. ". ii. Hlppie,
at Hillsboro, Ore
j. III. Town next month will start
his fifth term as president Of the
Harmony Townsend club. Serving
with him will be the following Of
ficers. Mrs. Fannie Hoffman. first
vice president. n. A. Jembke. sec
ond vice president r. II. Smith.
secretary. and Mrs. 7. p. Mont
yomerX. treasurer
Jack McGrath. Tacoma naval re-
seryist attending navy school
near San Francisco, recently sur
fered fractured thumb. according
to word received here. Jacks first
bad luck in California was when
his car was robbed in San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. r. r. Montgomer, will pre-
side al the next meeting OF the
Jason Lee Garden club Jan. "a
New secretary-treasurer Of the or
ganization is Mrs. Hannah Benson.
DIR. Jack Hartford. former Ia
conan and now Of Chicago. arrived
here for the holidays after an ABB
senee of II years.
Farmer Dusty Hoskins il all
after over birth Of litter OF pigs
Christmas day al his ranch. Five
are little boy pigs. which ne has
named Ernie. Leo, Larry. Phil and
Enoch.
{. v. Vinegar was reelected Fri
day afternoon as chairman Of Tn.
Tacoma Times chapel Of Local 10,
I. r. L.
Mark CaIlsn, busy state liquor
control board officer i, hack on
the Job after almost a week a.
home with the "ru."
Jerry Hurley, Rhodes Brothers
store advertising manager. Is
spending the holidays IN 81. Paul
Hell return by plane.
Mayor John ". Blase Of Seward.
Alaska. and Mrs. Blase arrived
here Saturday for visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Davis, 1870
No 18th 81
The Rev. William T. Turner. b,
son. William. Jr.. and daughter.
Lillian. hurt in an AUTOMOBILE. az
eident Christmas night. returned
HON. from tn. hospital Friday az
ternoon Rev. Turner will not
occupy his pulpit Sunday.
Capt. Oscar l. Rol.tad and IN.
crsw members ~ N. tlsnost
Arthur Foes ~ Friday pr.,.rt.1
'ns leesl R.1 Cross chapter WITH
s2s winch represented ,h.ir first
prizs Winnings IN n. recent Tug.
oost Annie rscs
Lieut.. and Mrs. Donald pseroe
n Vancouver. Wash nav. been
visiting with Mrs. Pierce, parents
Mr.. and Mrs. n. y. Hsycrsff. s<3
No Alder o.;
Home from a four months TRIP
during which shs visited IN She
boygsn. Milwaukee Chicago. To-
edo. Zion City. Cleveland and
Yellowstone National park = Mrs.
Myrta b. Conright, 1915 30. tn ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30

u - sqasd ~ ~ ssssnn snd.
= asFer<ne~ - - memory. -
Issm slthafssx fFazs - xans 9
- = 80 against re uatssF<itv
= sssAlaxssa n a<<sfl. saturday
slshs
nefhzzsT ~ss outstanding =
svsfx So - rlsF.d Baseball
nfehsRls 80 - fssaFzt. E@He
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nsssa = Get hls enfl<s~ dssre.
sefers snEsFsnx shs BASEBALL pFs~
fss=sae
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s<sxas ~ - - taenea s~~s
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- - n4ssa tan - ne fselffs
cast isssses fss s.s - ~sa
10 etuh whsn - fsnl.sea eeElexa
~. $50 A&sk>sn~n s.r>
a.. elsYsa ess ssfsseny
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stsssss ever w>>t~s. we.A~
l.ssa. asss>se ~ KAn<.as~s
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plug - 10 sesm So sh~a
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he ..s . 1.wn~T - Hfxwa
rss. rpssle. FF.tsfalty - "a snts
laxs ana =. -. aes - 80 nse<s
popular ssudsnss n s<naeL he
49, regarded ~ 80 lnsEFazfs<s
- ne.a sssssssas
he as th~ .nn - Mr. al M
Morris wsrsSsks - Esfa M
asssts u sls slsa ssssn< = hrefhss.
rfsaA. - shs han. AT |. ssss<F.
NJ fsanetts wslaea - a.a
uasse. 81
n. received ia slnmsatsfY ard
secondary .eFasai .dttesssfn n "a.
susa.. graduating fran Mssssa lse
tsfrnssslsis saa stsalan Asxn A.
nntn lnssltaslrrs n. ~as . STAR
athisis
While 81 stsasa w ~
weighed is.s as.~ las rsasss.
suf ,. ass . ssasvssg rs~sue~v
At ths h~ssbsIi se>ss rvs rsass
sad IN NJ. sesses rear ptass1
"a me varsity h~eksthau nss
DE aisa rlaY~a tee yssss ~
midget lsaasf ia pessesi.l h<s#st.
hail saa ssa gar. ~ Hslssxsf fs~st.
hsll Ne sss .~es~tsff ~ she
sassssHt eeds saa . m.Tan~s Il
my. stadium h-eYs hanafsFH
While At Nssun. Ne sss fnsms
hef - sssss team shs s~HauI
hnsssssi. lnelusflnx fsaals he hst
played tho latter game ealy fs~
s.sss ~hsa hs challenged Ard i>@
f.aisa Inc hast players IN sehssst.
Hassssy King eill snnaanss the
funsfsi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30

A. recent hftass party Il ia
hams ef Mr. al Ms nan itssts
ing IN ths Clara. Creek district.
Mss Evelyn tfsynss secretary Il
Principal Harry Hansen II shs
rayaliap Alkh sehoal. announced
her engagement - lA~fxnes 1at.
dan Lake ~ Tacoma pat< fer the
sadding "a. hesn sci FOR January
II Miss naYas. !. IN. daughter
af afs " " Merton of Farming
Ton aad her flsaes !. The son ~ Mr.
and Mr.. y u Lake # Tacoma
NJ an1 Ms Charles Gtnhans n
Washington. Il 6 are leaving far
hume this week end fellaalns
weeks wait attn Mrs 9snhoas
mother. Mrs. Hiilmott Mr. and
Mrs. Gibbons we're accompanied ny
Miss isisn ntsinKsr. also 81 the
national capital, sha IA VISITING
hsr mother. Mrs. Hattie utEinEsf
II .0p y Main ave
Dt ard Mrs. " NJ karshnsr
and arn J u Hlhhsrt II west
Pioneer ave hsx2 fsiufusa home
after spending Christmas attn frt
kafshnsrs hfothsr and slfs, Mr.
and Mrs Garry kaEshnsr n Affair
deem
NJ ard Ma Alfred allalts afs
ths house guests sf Mr. snd Ma
Edsan Caas Mrs. nllottss .istsf
ana brother N LA. sHa hss moth.
81. ars Ess Jolly. of .th ave
n " rhsy arrived tfnm kstehls
An. Alassa. ths first # ths sees
Mr.. sestha tauaH Dlss
NJ. flsFtas A Young -. . fufs
usf resident II r,iyallap. did Ffss
DAY a. a Seattle eonsalssesnE
hons. according 10 Word Fssslssd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30
Leo Knoblauch
To Head Club

SUMNER LEO knohlauch was
elected president Of the Sumner
Young Mems Business club for
1871 at dinner meeting Thursday
evening at Ny Wifes cafe. Day
ton Gustafson WAS elected vice
president DIR n III Andrews sec
Rotary. Frank Dreibeek. treasurer.
Joe Faulkner serseant-at-arms
and Paul ?. Burrell. state director.
Dwire Garrett. Everett WadsWorth
and Harry Sager were elected di-
rectors. Entertainment for the
evening consisted Of movies shown
under the direction Of r. c. Gar
rett.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30

The Christian Endesvor society
Of the Christian church viii pre-
sent play. Jack Lends Help
ing Hand Sunday al 80 p m.
IN the church Cast Of Characters
includes Maribelle Randall. Joan
Carel. Mildred Miller. Warren Post.
Helen Oliver. Lawrence and George
Post, Charles Richlieu. Betty File.
Richard Oliver Dorothy and Roger
Frye and Betty Bales ElYa Lar
son Is IN charge of makeup and
Burl Gassoway Is electrician and
stage manager. Mrs. A. J. Bales
ls director.
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Officers Elected
By Farmers Union
Choose r. II. Colby
For President

rrss11rr : = casss -
- shasss - rr=aasht - Fs~f
Ksssa - - - Warmers
Naaa. - - anaa.l slssffan 80
Friday Hsxhs - - saFfH ~
sslan s4nnsss4n tts go kelas
~ effss - sssts 80 PRESIDENT
The ~ 80 rKeslfsnt = fss
aeass 80 nss.<r = secretary
treasurer ; = 1shssssa. sasr=
a. H. nslhy ssnfa<aes u =
lid assef sssrsF - FAFi eHi.e
nm hsasissss sxent =. ssexas
- sasfa = asssas - - : =
I'D. Asss 1ehssaa - Enaftss ]
-
II was snnauneea thaf ths a.
81 nssslnx - sssetlss - =
fsesFs - ths cooperative efssnlss
tsa - ire Aeesl 81 ~ I'D
IA a
The tFswsnansas ssxnEfissnss ~
- selsaes - assaElen .nd -
effect afsn Wssiefa asinx sensis.
flaHs sAfeaE Haal 10 ~1FlH 81 -
discussed ~ frssieftes s Collins
saiss manager fas ia Heslnx Ar
plane enmeaay a sssttis Al ths
at Chamber - GasnmsFns MEN
hseshlp meeting - tAs Yssf fsle..
Ia - naan
What sxIa1laa = nasnx = re
World al - tns sahfset - Gel.
ira tax ssa - al review -.
tai. ~ operation. ~ ina xlsnt
linslns Industry which 81 present
- employing enc asl ~ every -
men IN Seattle 81 = sTfsstias
business ssen n ruYallap
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Directors Of the Sumner Sports
mems club Will meet Jan. 2 a.
8 ? m in N. Warwick office.
The date Of the annual banquet
and Ladiss' Night has been set for
Jan. IS IN Gull hall a. s.4s p. m.
John Nelson IL In charge Of the
dinner. Ivan Putnam. Grant Var
wick and Leonard Fox ar. in
charge o, arrangements and res
srystions.
Engagement Announced
The nelhart family. Mr.. and
r. p. A.lhsrt Mr.. and Hr1. A..
bert helhsrt. Mr.. and Mr.. I'd
wsrd inghsm and Gsorg. Mel
hart. jr celebrated with a Christ.
mss bfesbfsst and tire. a. n.
. g Eelhart hon. on Sumner
Heights. A family gathering for
dinner ~ss held AZ IN. = Hopkins
home In Auburn Christmas after
noon al which TIM. Mr.. ard Hrt
Hopkins announced IN. engage
nsnt - their daughter. Ruth. To
Robert Wright. pon ~ NJ ard
Mr. Wills Wright ~ Sumner.
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II + X E'S MORE ABOUT
Main Street
STARTS on FACE ONE

rant. running baby contests. pro-
dnclng motion pictures and what
not, she IS now In the import and
export business, with headquarters
IN Mexico City.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30

Jack McGrath. Tacoma naval re-
seryist attending a navy school
near San Francisco, recently sur
fered fractured thumb. according
TO word received here. Jacks first
bad luck in California WAS when
his car was robbed in San Fran
cisco.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30

NJ. nsrths A Yasas sa. . snf.
msf resident II I.syall4p. Did ri.
DAY a. q Seattle ranyalsselnE
home. according 10 Word Fss.lssd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-30

MIR. and Mrs. I'd StilneI1. Taco
mans who are Wintering IN Miami.
Fla. released a secret with their
Christmas cards. They expect a
visit from Or. Stork in May.
Evening star., 1940-11-12

Luncheon meeting, Princeton
Club. Cosmos Club, 1880 pm.
Luncheon. Washington Paper
Dealers Association, Hotel Raleigh
1890 pm.
Meeting. Advertising Club OF
Washington, Hotel Raleigh, 3 pm
Turkey dinner, Grace Reformed
Church, Fifteenth and o streets
NV, 4:30 to $50 pm.
Turkey dinner and bazaar, Wom-
ans Society of Petworth Methodist
Church, Grant Circle at New Hamp-
shire avenue NV, 5 to 7 pm.
Meeting, Abt Institute, Hotel An
napolis, 6 pm.
Dinner, Board Of Trustees, Co.
lumbia University, Willard Hotel
pm.
Dinner, Resolutions Committee,
American Automobile Association,
Willard Hotel, pm.
Dinner, Association of American
Universities. Mayflower Hotel, 6 pm.
Dinner, National Association of
Cost Accountants, Hamilton Hotel,
$50 pm.
Dinner, Washington Traffic Club,
Mayf1ower Hotel, $50 pm.
Dinner, National Sojourners,
Lafayette Hotel, $50 pm,
Dinner, directors, Kiwanis Club,
Mayf1ower Hotel, 7 pm.
Meeting, Gen. Ulysses Grant Nc
Alexander Post. No. SO, American
Legion, Willard Hotel, 7:30 pm.
Meeting, Washington Philatelic
Society, Mayflower Hotel. 8 pm.
Meeting, hardware, jobbers' repre-
sentatives. Mayflower Hotel, pm.
Meeting, Converts League, Catho-
lie Daughters Of America, Willard
Hotel, pm.
Meeting, District Chapter, Izaak
Walton League, Willard Hotel, 8
pm.
Meeting, Washington Ski Club,
Hotel Annapolis, 5 pm.
Evening star., 1940-11-12
WASHINGTON,

tion," the committee said, IDEAL with
the perquisites flowing from the
bankers foresight and enterprise in
securing and maintaining control OF
the receivership and reorganization
machinery-with the control which
the bankers were thereby enabled to
gain over the reorganized company
and with the enormous reorganiza-
ton fees taken by the bankers for
themselves and their allies from
funds provided by the security hold
ers, who footed the bill without re-
ceivlng a commensurate return"
Abuses Charged.
Chairman Wheeler and Senator
Truman, Democrat, of Missouri of
the committee said In a statement
accompanying the report:
Banker control over the machinery
OF railroad receivership and reorgan-
ization, inadequate representation
of security holders through dummy
committees nominated by banking
interests, cooperation among law
yers to withhold facts from the re-
ceivership court, the Interstate Com
merce Commission and the public
these are some of the abuses uncov-
cred during investigation of the twin
insolvencies Of the Chicago, Mil
waukee, ST. Paul g. Pacific Railroad
Co. and its predecessor company"
Evening star., 1940-11-12
Ward Belmont Club
To Give Musicale

The Ward Belmont Club will be
entertained at musicale tomorrow
from 4 to s pm. at the Bethesda
Woman's Club. Members of the
group who have sent invitations for
the affair include Mrs. Turley Ran
KIN, Mrs. Horace Van Deventer,
Mrs. Miles M. Dawson. Mrs. James
Morris, Mrs. Clyde s. Aitchison, Mrs
Currel Vance. Mrs. Ernest Deal and
Mrs. Edward A. Garlock.
A group OF solos will be presented
by Emmeline Boyer Kennebrew and
Marvin Gardner, accompanied by
Lloyd B. Aldrich, organist and di-
rector Of ST Thomas Church choir
John Murphy, soloist at Hamline
Church. also will sing group
of songs, accompanied by Ethel
Stickles.
Evening star., 1940-11-12

Meeting, United Brotherhood OF
Carpenters, Local No. 1881, Hotel
Annapolis, 8 pm.
Meeting and supper, Washington
Board of Trade, willard Hotel, 8
pm.
Meeting, r. E. A., Lafayette Hotel,
all day.
Convention, American Public
Health Association, Committee on
Hygiene of Housing, Wardman Park
Hotel, all day.
Convention, National Society of
the Scabbard and Blade, Hotel
Raleigh, all day.
Meeting, Commission on Adjudi-
cation. Hotel Raleigh, all day.
Meeting, Standing Rate Commit
tee, Hotel Raleigh, all day.
Evening star., 1940-11-12
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SIeepIess Nights

Doctors say your kidneys contain Is miles
of tiny tubes or filters which help to purify the
blood and keep you healthy. When they get
tired and don't work right in the daytime,
neglect this condition and lose valuable, rest
ful sleep.
When disorder OF kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood. it
may also cause nagging backache. rheumatic
pains. leg pains, loss of pep and energy,
swelling. puffiness under the eyes. headaches
and dizziness.
Don't wait Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills. used successfully by millions for over 20
years. They give happy relief and will help
the Is miles of kidney tubes flush out poison
Gus waste from your blood. Get Doans Pills.
Evening star., 1940-11-12
YOU'LL ALWAYS
BE C0hSTIPATED
} UNLESS

You correct faulty living habits-un-
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and guard against constipation.
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only assure gentle yet thorough bowel
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