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Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-02

first rank.
Newspapers were divided in their
editorial comment on the declara-
ton of policy by the new govern
ment.
Those papers which approved the
declaration called it an epochal
turn toward the furtherance of the
national fortunes.
Foreign office Spokesman Suma,
commenting on the arrest of Brit
ish subjects in connection with an
alleged investigation into espionage,
declined to say how many persons
had been arrested Or whether more
would be arrested. He declined also
to disclose the nationality of per-
sons arrested in Korea. Suma said
that the arrests were purely in
ternal affair and outside the range
of foreign policy.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-02
JeffMi||s Gives
0ne.Stop.Ser
At 9Th and State

Earthquakes, snow and heat
somehow fail to make even a
slight dent in Jeff Mills Opin-
ion of Imperial Valley.
For 30 years Jeff has lived
in Imperial Valley and as far
as he knows he will be here
for 80 more, at Fifth and State
streets in Ell Centre as the
Smiling Associated dealer"
Jeff has been at the Fifth
and State location for a year
and a half, directing complete
"One-stOp service" that in
cludes everything for the mo-
tOriSt. Car wash jobs, polish
ing, fabrication, gasoline, tires
and battery checks and the
many small services SO imp0r-
tant in maintaining aut0mO-
biles in perfect running order
are all performed under the
same roof.
All Associated products are
used with Goodyear tires and
Hobbs batteries, Permutit soft
water is used exclusively at
the station.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-02
Author Says Ariz.
Favors Wihkie

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2. UP)-
Clarence Burlington Kelland, noted
author and Arizona epublican ma
tional committeeman, advised Re-
publican party officials today that
their Willkie-McNary ticket stood
an excellent chance" for success
in Arizona.
Kellands statement was made at
a conference with Chairman Joseph
Martin, jr., of the Republican ma
tional committee and with the
COP vice-presidenttial nominee,
Sen. Charles McNary.
1.-THE third term is very much
an issue in Arizona" Kelland said.
There is also a general statewide
resentment against the New Deal"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-02

the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan. The
communique claimed also that Ital-
ian troops occupied Debel, 80 miles
south of Moyale on the Kenya-
Ethiopia border. Moyale was oc-
cupied by Italian troops last month.
British aviation, it was admitted,
bombed Dire Dawa in Ethiopia, on
the railroad about midway between
Djibouti and Adds Ababa, but it
was said that no dage was caused.
The British air force also bombed
Asmara, Massawa and Giavello in
Italian Eriter. One Italian and
one native we're killed in these raids
and several were wounded.
The Italians claimed that they
shot down two British planes yes
terday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-02
CuItist Girl Bitten by
Deadly Copp erheod
Makes Miracle Recovery

ABEL. Ga. Aug. 2. CUP)-Deputv
Sheriff w. A. Clements said today
that year old Leitha Ann Rowan,
bitten by copperhead snake during
a backwoods religious rite, had been
fourd alive and was doing fine"
in miracle recovery without
medical treatment
Clements said the girls father,
Albert Rowan, part-time holiness
preacher, who is being held in Jail,
directed searchers to where his wife
was hiding the child to prevent her
becoming "hexed" by a licensed
doctor
The child and her mother were
found on farm beyond Lakeland,
Ga, and brought back to the Rowan
sharecropper home a few miles
north of Abel. This morning Leitha
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-02

Ann was reported playing in a
cotton patch in perfect health ex-
cept that her snake bitten hand and
arm still were slightly swollen.
Apparent recovery of the child
strengthened the cultists in their
belief that suffering the bite of a
deadly snake is an admirable way
of showing ones religious fervor
AS news of Leitha AIMS return
spread through the countryside,
members of the sect planned vic
tory meetin'' in old Postum Trot
church. a tumbledown little house
of worship where the snake cere-
monies have been held many times
before.
Clements said he and sheriff w.
T. Daughtry would go after the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-02

girl and bring her into town so
authorities could decide what dis
position to make of the cases of
Rowan and Rev w. T. Lipham.
itinerant holiness pastor who "an-
nointed" Rowan to conduct snake
rites. Both were held on general
charges. Yls
The child was bitten last Thurs
day by deadly copperhead during
a religious orgy in which both her
S6-year- father and her mother,
Estelle Rowan, 80. participated.
A physician who saw Leitha Ann
three days after she had been bitten
but who was not permitted to treat
her had said she was near death
and only immediate hospital at
tention could save her.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-02
Berlin Guns Roar
Against Planes

PERRIN, Aug. 2. (UP)-Anti-
aircraft guns in the center of Ber-
lin sounded today for the first
time during the war.
Crowds of civilians on the Will
helmstrasse, near the Inter Den
Linden in the center of the German
capital, sought shelter as the sound
of two planes, flying above low
hanging clouds, brought sharp re-
spouse from pom-pom guns, and
anti-air artillery on the roofs of
two government buildings.
The firing lasted about thirty
seconds. The planes were not re-
cognized.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-02
Japanese Arrest
More Britons

LONDON. Aug. 2. UP)-Two
British subjects have been arrested
by japanese authorities in Korea,
it was said officially today They
Chadwell, member of an English
we're identified as the Rev. Mr.,
church mission, and one Sanford.
Sir Robert Craigie. British am
bassador at Tokyo. has made re-
presentations against the arrests,
which brought to nine the total
of Britons still held by the Japa-
nese, it was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-02
Noted Humorist
Supports wiNkie

SANTA MONICA, Cal, Aug. q
(UP)-Irvin S. Cobb, actor humorist,
became man without a party
today. at least as far as the Demo-
Gratis are concerned, for endorsing
Wendell Willkie for president.
The bay district Democratic club
read the sage of Paducah" out of
the party, removing his name from
the membership roll and club sta
tionery.
Holt Vicini, club president, said
the action was taken by the organi-
zation because Cobb publicly an
nounced he would support the Re
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-02

Bayonne, st. Jean de Luz, Bor-
deaux and La Rochelle. German
troops are occupying inland a.
line which extends southwark from
Tours through Poitiers, Angouleme,
Bordeaux, Das and Bayonne to
Hendaye.
After suspending traffic between
the occupied and non-occupied
zones, the German authorities re-
opened their zone to Belgian and
some French refugees moving to-
ward their homes.
But those French refugees who
live in the zone adjacent to such
great northern ports as Dunkirk,
Calais and Boulogne were still de-
MED passage.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-02
Russia Completes
Rumanian Snatch

MOSCOW, Aug. 2. (UP) - Tho
supreme Soviet--parliament--in the
presence of Josef Stain voted to-
night to incorporate Rumanian-
speaking Bessarabian districts and
northern Bukovina into the Ukraine.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-02
YOUNG REPUBLICANS PLAN
JOINT MEETING TUESDAY

Imperial Valleys Young Repub-
lican club will meet in Superior
Court Room, No. 2 at p. m. Tues
day in conjunction with a group
from San Diego, according to club
officials.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-02
TIDAL WAVE STRIKES

TOKYO. Aug. 2. (UP)-The
newspaper Asahi reported today
that scores of persons had been
killed or we're missing and 1900
fishing boats had been washed
away as the result of a tidal wave
which struck the west coast of
Hokkaido island, at the northern
end of the Japanese group.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-10-03

81 Mrs Lane K. Larson were
Wins. Mt fair visitors Saturday.
Ya a.ar1es Hodge of Hermiston was
Cla.ouick visitor Wednesday.
. 3 Mcdonald was business
lev. T. in Walla Walla Wednesday.
SN Mr and Mrs. Bert wilson were
MI Mo fair visitors last weekend.
fa Iacp oliver left last week to be-
i, NH his studies at the Cheney nor
p's az Laura Anon is confined to
,er home this week because OF Ill
ne IittIe Karen Durham, daughter
Ar and Mrs. Kenneth Durham,
i III this week. ..,,,
THE Kennewick bridge club VIII
.aat wednesday, October 9, with
NJ, , charles Powell.
Mrs Ralph Soper underwent an
,,,erpency appendectomy yesterday
: the Pasco hospital.
The first division OF Methodlst
aid NETS Wednesday, October 9
:. the Dan Beegle home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anon Mueller were
reek-end visitors at the Roy Sill
man home at Charleston.
The excolentes club will meet on
thursday evening, October 10 at
ran with Mrs. F.. E. Reed.
Harold Darnell left Sunday for
uolla Walla, where he will be en-
Moved during the beet season.
The Altar society is holding its
annual bazaar and dinner on No
vember 6 at the IO.OF. hall.
Mrs William Brace is able to dc
her own work after recuperating
rom recent minor operation.
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LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK

Mrs. j. G. Hogan visited the first
of the week with her old-time
| friends, Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Hill.
Clifford Methaney of Hermiston
has been transferred back to the
Kennewick Auto Company here.
Charles RAIDER returned today
from Joseph, Oregon, where he spent
a few days on business this week.
Monford F'yfe and Burke Haus-
child, WSC. students were week.
end visitors at their homes here.
Miss Helen Mace of Seattle is
spending this week visiting at the
home of her mother, Mrs. M. v.
Mace.
Mrs. Arthur Anderson and daugh-
ter Joyce of Charleston were week.
end visitors at the Larry Oliver
home.
Clyde Mertz Of Walla Walla was
a Sunday guest at the Vane Wilder
home. Mr. Mertz is a cousin Of
Mrs. Wilder.
Mrs. Gerald Britton, Velma Nc
Camish, Lou Mae Sloan and Lorene
Rauscher were Walla Walla visitors
Wednesday.
p. E. o. chapter will meet Tues
day evening, October for the first
meeting of the season with Mrs.
Frank Green.
The Tulip Bluebirds will meet in
the Camp Fire hall after school on
monday evening. Each member is
urged to be present.
Mrs. A. H. Horsman Of Lewiston
arrived today to spend a few days
Visiting at the home OF her bro
ther, Cecil Anderson.
Mrs. Frank Green is entertaining
the second division of Women's So
ciety of Christian Service at her
home this afternoon.
| The Pink and Green club vii!
meet Thursday, October 10 at the
home of Mrs. Carol Pratt with Mrs
Joe Glispey as hostess.
| Miss Gail Parker of Los Angeles
and Charles Paine of Snohomisf
were Monday evening dinner guests
at the Charles Asbury home.
| Mrs. Mildred Bowers and Mrs
Gladys Thompson of California art
making an extended visit at TIT
home of their brother, r. E Larkin
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Huber have
purchased the newly remodelet
ihouse of F. E. Masters on Kent ST
and will take possession on Novem
Der 1. 5 H.
Mrs. C. A. Purdy was hostess t,
a bridge party Tuesday afternoon
Three tables were in play with Mrs
Jack SWayze, Mrs. Herbert Misne
and Mrs. Ross Willsey receiving thu
honors. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Wilson o
Walla Walla visited Wednesday a
the home of their daughter, Mrs. v
w. Bird, who is convalescing rapid
ly from her recent operation.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lee of Mon
tana are guests today at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Anderson. Mr..
Lee is affiliated with the Cromwell
Tailors
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.. Cheney left
Wednesday for few days visit in
Spokane, where Mr.. Cheney will
attend a convention of Penney store
managers.
Mrs. G. Hume, Tacoma, is spend
ing the week visiting at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Larry Oliver
She is also looking after business
interests here.
/ Miss Helen Steiner of Seattle
was Sunday visitor at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Meyer. She
had been to Yakima, where she at
tended the fair.
Mrs. Frank Green entertained
the Tuesday bridge club this week
with Mrs. H. r. Vibber, receiving
high honors and Mrs. Earle Jones
of Richland low.
Charles CARRIER left the first of
the week for his home in Reardon,
after helping the past week with
the management of the Kennewick
Canning company.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Lynn and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth of Montana, have
moved into the Hume house on First
lor &c fN,,
the Potlatch Yards, Inc.
MIR. and Mrs. G. L. Holcomb mo-
] tored to Yakima last weekend,
where they visited at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Vance Holcomb and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Litke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stillinger of
Portland were weekend visitors at
the Harvey White home. Mr.. Still
niger and Mr.. White were boyhood
chums at Northport, Wash.
| MIR. and Mrs. Harlan Carlson of
Pendleton are visiting in Kennewick
this week, where Mr.. Carlson is sta
toned with the construction de-
partment of the P. P. & l.. COM
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Il. Deffenbaugh
and two sons and Mr.. and Mrs. R
O. Macmahon attended family
gathering at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. zwanzig in Walla Walls
Sunday.
MIR and Mrs r L LaMott accom-.
panied by Mrs E. A. Miller motoret
to Wenatchee Tuesday, where they
attended a ministers meeting. Mrs
Miller went as delegate from the
local Women's Society Of Christian
Service. -r's.
| Mrs. Howard Whitbeck and Mrs
Leigh Beamer were hostesses to 6
dessert bridge luncheon at the Whit.
beck home Wednesday afternoon
There were five tables in play with
Mrs. C. H. Yedica receiving high
honors, Mrs. A. G. Anon, second
| and Mrs. Wayne Houston, travelling
prize during the afternoon. .
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Chalcraft Attends
Classes at Pullman

RICHLAND - Robert Chalcraft
attended special classes held last
week at Pullman for the hatchery
men of the state.
II. j. Chalcraft returned Friday
from Seattle, where he had been
visiting his son, Tom, and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Mcdonald.
Walter Carlson is in Tieton work.
ing in the apples.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Myers re-
turned home from Yakima Wednes-
day.
Homer Butler of Richland has
joined the National Guards and is
Stationed at Vancouver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Olmstead are in
Teton working in the apple har-
vest. e
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Dighton and
Mrs R. r. Mcintosh were visitors in
Smnyside Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Relton, Mrs
Harlon Muncey and Kathleen Mum
cey were visitors in EllenSburg Sun
day. ..- .-. h. ~.
Jerry Dam has been i'll at the
home of her parents for the past
week. ~
Mary Dmitruck returned Monday
from Yakima ~.
Gertrude Hackney left Friday fol-
Cheney, where she entered the
Eastern Washington College of Edu-
cation for her senior year.
George Snow is i'll at his home.
Mrs. r. r. Mcintosh, Mrs. Earle
Jones, Mrs. Vic Nelson, Mrs. Sgd
ney Relton and Mrs. Earle White
head drove to Pasco Monday eve
ming to hear a book review given
by Rev. Sitting OF Walla Walla.
Mrs. Earle Jones and Mrs. Sydney
Relton attended Tuesday club this
week at the home of Mrs. Frank
Green in KenneWick.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Yedica Of
Touchet were Richland visitors or
Tuesday.
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Kilkare club was entertained this
afternoon with a luncheon at the
home of Mrs. T. B. Hauschild. Hon
ors for the afternoon were received
by Mrs. Charles Spears and Mrs.
Hauschild.
The East Kennewick Woman's
club will meet Tuesday, October 8,
with Mrs. Walter Bowen. Miss
Marguerite Berry, county extension
worker, will give an outline of the
years work.
Miss Lena Mains and Verdena
Mueller motored to Prosser Mon
day evening where Miss Mains gave
a talk at the dinner meeting of the
ProsSer Business and. Professional
Women's Club.
Miss Jeanette Petitjean left Sun
day to enter the Central Washing
ton College of Education at Ellens-
burg. Her brother, Leland, left the
same day for Seattle, where he is a
student at the University.
Mrs. Walter Wiegand and daugh-
ter Margaret, Roland and Arthur
Pasche returned from very enjoy
able months trip to Nebraska and
North Dakota, where they visited
with friends and relatives.
The Misses Frances and Victoria
White accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Herb O'Hearn to Seattle, where they
spent the weekend. Miss Dorothy
Allison also accompanied them and
will enter her senior year at the U.
of w.
Mrs. j. P. Miller and Mrs. Harry
Blake of Yakima are Kennewick
visitors today. Mrs. Miller is guest
| at the j. H. Siegfried home, while
Mrs. Blake is visiting at the home
of her parents, MIR. and Mrs. H. E
Huntington.
| AT the regular meeting of the O.
E. S. chapter Tuesday evening a
practice initiation was held with
two courtesy candidates being used
Plans were made for the Friendship
night which will be held her on
Tuesday, October Is.
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Yakima Minister to
Speak at Festival

WHITE BLUFF'S-The local Lu-
tneran church will observe its an
nual Mission Festival next Sunday,
October 9th with two services, the
iirst in the morning at eleven o.
clock and the second in the after
noon at two-thirty. Rev. T. Adas-
cneck Of Grace Lutheran church.
Yakima, will be the speaker of the
Gay. During the noon hour, the wo-
men OF the church will, as usual,
serve lunch in the assembly room.
visitors are expected from Yakima,
henneWick and other points. ALI
local people are also cordially invit-
ed to attend.
Mrs. P. j. Myhre of Seattle and
mrs. 7. H. Baker, jr. of Port Town.
send, mother and sister respectively
Of Mrs. r. S. Reierson, accompanied
oy the Baker children, Anne and
inomas, left Saturday morning for
Mer coast homes, after a weeks
VISIT with Mrs. Reierson
MIS-. Jennie Barnes has so far
recovered from a serious mastoid
VIBRATION that she has been able to
isturn home from Walla Walla,
snere she has been in the hospital
ior several weeks.
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Mrs. Elof Anderson Of Portland
was a Kennewick visitor Wednes-
day. She left to join her husband
who is stationed at Walla Walla
with the P. P. & L. company. She
will be remembered as the former
Miss Dora Williams, former Ken
newick resident.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Thompson and
son Freddie accompanied by Mrs.
ThompSon;S father, NJ. S. Rick Of
Finley, returned home Monday from
a trip to California. They took in
the San Francisco exposition, visit
ed in Berkely, Modesto, the Oregon
Caves, Crater Lake and also with
the August HuSS family, former
Kennewick residents, now living at
| Turlock, California.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Carpenter,
Mrs. Jim Petersen, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Petersen, Dave Mann and
Stafrin GrimShaw made up the
hunting party leaving Friday for
Okanogan county. The party plans
to return within ten days.
The Nissaki Camp Fire girls met
Tuesday evening and are preparing
for a flag contest with the Rich
land group which will take place on
October IL. All girls are requested
to be present at the meeting next
Monday evening in the hall.
A large crowd attended the church
membership dinner which was he'd
in the Methodist church basement
Wednesday evening. A program was
held at which time both the youth
and older members of the church
gave various talks on the Christ
ian Values of Life"
Among the Kennewick ladies at
tending the PEG. chapter meeting
at the home of Mrs. Erie P. Church
man in PaSco this afternoon were:
Mrs. Wayne Houston, Mrs. II. E.
Huntington, Mrs. E. c. Tweet, Mrs
j.. H. Siegfried, Mrs. p. o. Stone,
Mrs. w. S WaShburn and Mrs. G.
L. Powell.
The fourth division of the Wo-
mems Society of Christian Service
met with Mrs. Reuben Gest today
with Mrs. M. Hille and Mrs. Willard
( Campbell as the assisting hosteSses
They discussed plans for the rum
mage sale which they will sponsor
on Wednesday, October 9 and Sat
urday, October II. It will be held
in the old location of the Kenne-
wick Implement Company, directly
across from the j. G. Penney store
The Eastern Star tutti fruitti tea
which was held at the home of Mrs
Ella Linn Saturday afternoon was
! well attended. Tea was served from
a beautifully appointed table dec
GRATED with fall flowers, with Mrs
w. S. Green, worthy matron, ant
Mrs. Roy Stafford, associate matron
presiding. A barrel of fruit wa!
packed to be sent to the Masonic
home at Zenith.
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Church Scientist To
Lecture October 4th

Members of the First Church Of
Christ Scientist of Pasco announces
that they are sponsoring a free lee
ture on Christian Science entitled
Christian Science, How it Meets
the Human Need" by Mrs. Eliza
beth Macarthur Thomson, CSB.
Mrs. Thomson is a member Of the
board Of lectureship Of the Mother
Church, St. Louis, Missouri, and the
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Boston, Massachusetts,.
The lecture will be held in the
church edifice which is located on
the corner of Fourth and ShoShone
in Pasco on Sunday afternoon, Oct
ober Is, at 3:15. The public is cor
daily invited to attend.
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Warrant Call

Notice is hereby given that all
Current Expense Warrants to and
including Warrant No. 9151, are
called for payment and interest on
the same ceases October 3, 1910.
City Street warrants are called only
to warrant No. 651, inc. Dated Oct
ober 3, 1910.
II. E. HUNTINGTON,
1913 City Treas.
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LIQUIDATION NOTICE

The First National Bank Of Ken
ae8iok, located at Kennewick, In the
osate OF Washington, is closing its
saalrs. All note-holders and other
aeoltors ale hereby notified to pre-
sent the notes and other claims
against the association for payment.
A. F. BROWN,
S:15-10:1o PRESIDENT
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What a life! Floyd Hutchins says
we eat to live, live and oVereat, and
die from oVereating.
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WYE WANT to SiIl this page with good newsy items
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Harmony Lodge
To Sponsor Cruise

Harmony lodge. Scandinavian
Fraternity Of America initiation
team. will sponsor an excursion on
Sunday aboard the Arcadia. The
boat viii leave Municipal dock at
Q o'clock in the morning and will
cruise Sound waters. returning at
. o'clock In the evening Those
making the trip are 10 bring their
own lunches: coffee will he fur
nished. There will be Scandinavian
music provided for dancing
On the committee are Messrs
Theodore Bronlund. assisted by
Harry Wang. Carl Beck and Carl
Hegburg On the refreshment COM
mittee will be hesdanes Carl Beck.
Carl Hsdburg. Matt hunssn. Ras-
mus Alvestad and Theodore kron-
lund.
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Mrs. Bombardier
Honors Visitors

Honoring her relatives from
California who are in Tacoma for
family reunion. Mrs. Elvin
Bomhardier entertained at a
picnic supper Tuesday at her home.
She was assisted by Mrs. Joseph
Papen.
Those present, in addition TO
the host and hostess, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Thaden and children of
Sacramento. Mrs Clifford Pinsrd
and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Roster and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Anderson and baby
son. Gordon. all of Los Angeles.
Others were Mrs. Fred Munro.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thaden and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Thaden and children, Mrs. Joseph
Papen and children. Harold and
John Thaden, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Thaden and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Demers. all Of Tacoma.