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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
Mrs. ]. H. Kiilar
Elected Leader
Womsn's Study Club Has
Election 81 Officers

Mrs. J. II. klslar was elect
I'd president al the Tacoma
Woman's Study club Tuesday
afternoon when tho group
met for an election II officers
NJ the home II Mrz. Arthur
J. Buehen. A social hour and
tea followed tho business
meeting.
Other new officers are NFs C.
A. snyder. viee PRESIDENT Ntfs W,
l. Tucker. Teeorfsnx s~rFssasy.
AIRS. Hattie kecns. corresponding
secretary. Ma niriess cissmsirs.
treasurer. and Mrs fsaxhsn. study
director.
The program Tuesday Afternoon
consisted ~ review ~ Admiral
Richard r. nsTd's ~Aiansv
Tho newt meeting sf TIE group
wlll he held Aprll II the home
~ Mra Lsona Allison In oftlnE.
Mrs c. A. Snyder /. chairman Of
tho meeting and she = 10 te called
for reservations Memher. win
motor out 10 ofsinT II n o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
Two Lutheran Groups
Plan Service

The Luther league and the l.. y.
r. Of Bethlehem Lutheran church
are jointly planning the sunrise
service and breakfast for Easter
Sunday. Bert Myhre Ia president
OF the Luther league and Miss
Laura Hauge heads the L. u. X.
The Luther league In sponsoring
the service at $50 O'Clock at which
time the Rev. c. johnson viii be
the speaker.
L. ID. r. members are in charge
OF the breakfast. which will be
served at T;30 o'clock, for which a
nominal charge will be made. The
public " cordially welcome.
Mrs. Dcna johnson IL chairman
OF the various breakfast commit
tees. Misses Kal Steiro. Laura
Hauge and Natalie Blk will be-
in charge OF preparing the break
fast. In charge OF decorations are
Misses Dorothy Tollefson. Marie
johnson and Mrs. J. Langdon. Rob
ert Hauge. Haiyord Olson. Elmer
Fatland, Carl Olsen. Lloyd Hague
and Art Olson viii serve.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
Ivy Chapter Plans
EVENING Meeting

Ivy chapter. o. r. s.. will hold
its regular meeting Friday evening
at the Masonic hall at Fern Hill,
Mrs. Alfred Hodges and Mr.. Her
bert c. Ford presiding. Al this
time the worthy matron will honor
all of her committees who have
served her during the past year
and also members having birth
days in January. February and
March. Following the meeting an
Easter addenda will be given by
the officers Of the chapter. after
which refreshments will be served
in the dining room by Messrs.
Arthur Hart. Harry Farrier. Will
lam Treloar. Frank Thornburg
and Michael Wayne.
The officers who were elected TO
serve the chapter during the com
ing year are Mrs. Arthur Hart,
worthy matron: Mr. Alfred
Hodges. worthy patron; Mrs. Carl
Ostlund. associate matron; Mr..
Arthur Hart. associate patron.
Mrs. Harry Sharpe. secretary; Mrs
Stanley Craig. treasurer: Mrs. r.
ID. Henderson. eonduetreAs, and
Mrs. william G. Strong, associate
conductrez.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
Easter Motif
To Be Used
Mary Ball Chapter 10 ties,
Mrs. Charles G. Taylor

The monthly program meet.
ing of Mary Ball chapter.
Daughters of the American
Revolution, will be held nc
two O'Clock Monday afternoon
mt the home of the regent.
Mrs. Percy Creath Smith. s4a
So. Steele. Speaker of the day
will be Mrs. Charles r. Tay-
lor, whose sub ject will be
Character and Extent Of
Education in the Colonies"
Mrs. Tayior's topic In firth In =
series being presented at chapter
meetings this year in conjunction
with the program theme. Colonial
American Institutions
An Easter motif viii prevail
In tho tea service at the eanclu.
sion Of tho program. Hosirs.ss
viii include Mrs. Percy creath
Smith. regent, Mrs n y lee. Mrs.
d c. Leaning. Mrs. W E. Lig-
gctt, Mrs w. u. maitby. Mra Will
lam q. Mann. Mrs. ]. n. kitlaf.
Mrs. Lottie J. Ryan. Mrs. n. ".
Walton. Mrs. G. n. Kirk, Mrs Nc.
b. King and Mrs. stanton War.
burton, ST
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
Miss Delin Hostess 10
Past Worthy Advisers

Mise Lois Dslin wan h0ntsns ~
members ~ the Past worthy Al.
visers club ~ Cedar ASSEMBLY on
Monday evening for . short busl.
meas nesting which was presided
over BY Mise Betty Evansen. An
invitation ~aA accepted 10 attend
tho msatiBg II Cedar assembly
Mar -. when members wiii bonor
the past mother advisers and past
worthy advisers.
Plans we're made for spring
dance witb the tentative date set
for April 20. Mlsa fhea Olsen 10
general dance chairman, aAelsis9
~ Mlasea lone Masisen. Lola HUFF,
Evelyn Moe and Margoris Dslln.
Others present ~ ne meeting
we're Misses MafjoF.s wLeksns.
Dorothy wiehen. ara jeanne
stern.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
Drill Team Organizes
Permanent lean

Mrs George Wing. captain u
Topaz circle. n o. W. drill team.
entertained recently for her team
At the luncheon tbs group was
organized into a permanent club.
Mrs. Leo Jankoski. president. and
Mrs. Andrew Rhinra was named
secretary treasurer. They wili
meet each month
Members tnctuds hessiameA
George Hardness. Andrew Rbines.
Glenn Wing. Gordon Ball. Lula
Lucas, Gordon Kincald, William
Hsndry. Peter Peterson. Leo Jan
kosky and George Higgins
Mrs Russell wing vas a visitor
for the day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
University Place
PIT. A. TO Meet

The PIT. A. ~ tia University
Place school ~lsil meet Oh Thurs.
day evening ~ = a'csoek. with
Mrs. Carl Andersen. president Of
the orfanlEkslnn. presiding. Ths
meeting. designed 10 interest tbs
fathers % The community. has a.
ia principal feature a tsik. Let
Annie 10 H." by 1. 6. Cherries 81
Tacoma.
Entertainment for tho evening
consists ~ . short skit. @tlAlca.
msnnhip." with Mrs Thomas
Brown. Mrs. Miles Ager and hob
Elliott participating. and = play,
Tho Gypsy Charm" 10 Be given
by girls Of ths fourth grade
Edith Bower. Patricia Address.
Mary Helfeft and iasayns VIII
louEhhy.
Hostess for the evening i Mrs
kordell Larson. assisted ~ Mrs
n. u. Beck and Mrs. David
Telling.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
Y-Ed Club TO Have
Easter Breakfast

The Y-Ed Easter breakfast viii
be held In weyerhaeuser hall at :
o'clock Easter morning. Reserva-
tons may be made by calling
Broadway 4lsi before Friday eve
ning.
Miss Lucille Meredith OF the Col
lege Of Puget Sound VIII deliver
an Easter message 20 the group,
and the Y-Ed vice president. Miss
Helen rruedson. will give the in
vocation. Appropriate musica
numbers will complete the pro-
gram. This Is an annual event that
Y-Ed girls and their friends look
forward TO with much pleasure
AS II Is symbolical OF the day.
co-chairmen for the affair are
Misses Gydo kirkebo and Anita
Lindeman. The program Is being
planned by Misses Grace johnson
and Elizabeth Washburn and the
decoration chairmen are Misses
Virginia Baird and Sylvia Asp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
Party to Precede
Daffodil Dance
Miss Anderson TO Entertain
Club Members Saturday

COED club members me,
at the home of Mrs. William
Vineyard on Wednesday eve
ming to continue plans for
their annual spring dance
which will be given Saturday
evening at Hotel Winthrop.
Preceding the dance Miss
Charleen Anderson will be
hostess at a cocktail party
for the members and their
escorts.
Among those MAXI ng early
table reservations for the dance
are Mr.. and Mrs. James LePenske,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Giltner and
Mrs. and Mrs. william Wingard.
Miss Virginia Welker. Miss vir-
ginia Jones. Miss Wyona Diemer,
Miss Charleen Anderson and Miss
Louise Boyd. Mr.. Joseph Martinac,
Mr.. Robert Jepson, Mr. James Gif-
ford. Mr.. Harry Miller and Mr..
Herbert Munson.
The dance will appropriately
carry out the daffodil theme since
1t is one of the many social affairs
coming during the yearly flower
festival.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
eniertsins Daughter on
Birthday Saturday

Mrs. Emmanuel karch enter
tanned on Saturday AZ her home.
1902 SO. J st, for the sth birth
day Of her daughter. Miss Kathryn
Jean. Fayors for games were won
by Dolores Tough, Marilyn schmid.
Joan Bowen and Shirley Vernon.
Decorations for the party were
carried out in pink and white
The other guests we're Rita
cozzz, Theresa Brezicha. Dorothy
Mclean. Mary Catherine O'BrIen.
Laura Debelils and The honor
guest: four brothers. Robert. Paul.
Robert and Jack.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
Miss Marie Constant Reveals
Betrothal and Wedding Date
Engagement TO Mr. Zachary Taylor Announced tuesday
Evening; kup'iss Set for March IS

The beroha of Miss Marie CONSTANT daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Peter J. CONSTANT To Mr. Zachary TAYLOR son Of
Mrs Hiram futile of Seattle and Mr. James NJ F. Taylor
OF Aberdeen was revealed Tuesday evening card party
at the home of Miss Constants grandmother Mrs d. Con-
stan at 102 No. 9th ST. the occasion for the
ent OF the engagement and of the wedding dateMarh
MISS CONSTANT viii be attended by her sister Miss Shirley
CONSTANT, while Mr. Keith Began will serve Mr. TAYLOR a.
best man. The ceremony will take place at $50 o'clock
Monday morning in ST. Patricks church. the RI Rev. Msgr
wv j. Noonan officiating.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
Women Voters to Hear
Stanley +. Atwood

The League of Women Voters
announces Stanley F. Atwood
state superintendent Of public in
struction, as the speaker for its
regular meeting Thursday even.
ing at 7:30 o'clock at the Y. w
c. A. His subject will be Federal
Aid to Education" All interested
are cordially invited to attend.
Reservations for the six O'Clock
dinner just preceding the meeting
may be made with Miss Olive
Shoenberger by calling Proctor
1910.
Security Benefit association will
meet Friday at s p. m. in Carpen-
ters' hall, Mr.. Frank Payne pre-
siding. A hard time dance and
late supper will follow Open to
members and friends. Mrs. George
l.. Higgins, chairman.
Mae Camp Social club card
party planned for Friday has been
postponed until Friday, March 20.
Tacoma circle. y. o. w. re-
quests all officers and guards to
attend meeting of Iris circle at
S p. m. Thursday, in South Tacoma
Odd Fellows temple.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
April Y-Jinxs" Chosen
As Carnival Name

Members of the committee In
barge announced Wednesday
George w. Jackson, jr., of SOC
No. X st. sent in the winning
name of April Y-Jinxe for the
carnival to be given at the Y. w
c. A. April 5 at o'clock, spon-
sored by the Y-Ed club and the
Thursday Night club.
Girls are working hard to COM
plete plans for this gala affair
which will include all the we'll
known carnival entertainment.
There will be dancing in Weyer-
haeuser hall, moving pictures. for
tune telling. a water pageant and
novelty booths in the gymnasium.
All those who entered the con-
test will be admitted free upon
presenting their name at the door
the night of the carnival. Tickets
are now on sale in downtown
stores and at the Y, w. c. A., 401
Broadway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22

The wedding date was disclosed
TO the guests Tuesday night when
each received q dainty nosegay OF
white carnations and red rosebuds,
tied with long white satin stream
ers. On the ends of the streamers
were tiny scrolls upon which We're
written. Marie and Zach. Mar. IS"
A white Madeira cloth covered
the table, which was centered with
an attractive arrangement OF white
tulips. red rosebuds and Easter
lilies. White tapers in silver hold
ers completed the appointments.
Guests were the Misses Doris
Rosellini, Dorothy Hughes, Patri-
cia Paul, Frances Kordich. Leora
Berry. Betty and Mary Kern. Flea
nor Bowling. Marie Borovich and
Andrea CONSTANT, cousin OF the
bride-to-be.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
Garden Clubs Plan
.affodil Display

The Tacoma and Pierce County
League of Garden clubs is plan
hing display Of daffodil flower
arrangements in keeping with
Daffodil week. by having all men,
Der clubs of the league display one
pr more arrangements at the
March meeting on Friday. Flower
arrangements must be in place by
80. For further information call
he president, Mrs. Berry at Proc
Tor 6196.
This display will be at Fishers
fivic center and is open to the pub
lie for inspection Friday afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
Grange TO esempIify
DEGREES

The Newaukum dall team II
lewis county, headed by Frank
O. Miller. deputy state master and
state representative. viii initiate
class Of % candidates In third
and fourth degrees IN the Grange
At the James Sales Grange hail IN
FARMLAND Thursday evening AZ 8
O'Clock.
Preparations have been made
for the attendance u about 200
Changers. Lunch viii be- served
after the meeting by the ladies' 81
James Sales Grange. Mrs. Louise
wslfringer IL chairman Of the com.
miitec. assisted by Meadamea o. c.
wisner. Homer Cox. sr.. and G. 49,
Connor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
Sorority. Fraternity
Meet for Dinner

Members of Dsita Kapps Phi
fraternity and ~ Kappa sigma
Theta Aotoriiy II the College ~
Puget Sound met Al Jarhs orldsiIs
for an Informal dinner Wednesday
evening. the committee making
arrangements for tbs evening WAS
composed ~ Miss Kathryn ssIihsr.
land. Miss Dixie Thompson and
Charles McSary and Jack Islrd
Following the dinner moving
pictures were shas~n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
Plan Sunrise Service

Sunrise services will be held Al
Our Ssvior's Lutheran church. So.
18th and J. at 7 o'clock Easter
morning. The Rev. A. W. Ram
stAd win preach. The Sunday
school viii take part in the pro-
gram and the newiy-orgsnizcd
choir Of 20 young people Will sing
several numbers
The regular Sunday service Will
be held at IL O'Clock. the Rev.
Ramstad having for his topic. A
Victorious Christ The choir viii
sing Where Peacs Is Lake a
River" Miss Betty Warner ~
organist and Mrs. z. N. Thompson
Is the choir director.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22

All members nf the Tacoma
woman's club wishing 10 make
the trip. March 20. 10 Olympia.
where they viii he gussta Of ths
Olympia womans club. arc re-
qnssted Ia make reservations this
week. Members should call either
tho motor chairman. Mrs. y. NJ
ksnney. Al rfoior s0s7-w. or ths
president. Mrs.. ethel Dunsesth, AZ
Broadway 4gaH.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
Wy Camp TO Have
Birthday Party

Members of Ivy camp. R. N. A,
Eill hold their annual birthday
party Friday evening in Maccabee
temple. The party will mark the
18th anniversary of the supreme
lamp and the 41st anniversary of
Ivy camp. Charter members and
he Juveniles will be guests of
honor.
Mrs. c. w. Goodier will preside.
rhe program and late supper is
being planned by Mrs. w. e. Rob-
erts, chairman, assisted by Mes
DANES N. A. Cootsana, NJ. Smith,
A. H. Anderson, Nathan Dillman.
Guy Van Alstyne, c. w. Cooler
and G. o. English.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
Receive Congratulations
On Birth OF DAUGHTER

NJ. and Mrs. John Van Bueklrk.
1917 50. Washington. are reeeiy-
ing congratnisilons on the birth
Of a daughter. Linda Clare. AZ the
Tacoma General hospital March n.
Welcoming the neV arrival i her
brother, Jack, and her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Jack Ben.
son Of Olympia and Mr.. ana Mrs..
r. J. Van Baakirk Of ths city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
Receive Congratulations
On Birth OF DAUGHTER

Mt and Mrs Don William FMaNs
Inc scottD ara receiving oonEfsiu.
latIonn on the birth u their first
child. daughter. Terry Lou. who
arrived March 10 AZ tho Tacoma
General hospital. Grandparents
sharing tbs good news are Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert N. scott and Mr.. Earl
Williams. all ~ Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
Silver Anniversary
Is Celebrated

Mf. <na MFs Harry t1aeattek
were hansred resertiy II rarity
celebrating thsls sllsvs w~s1alax
anniversary.
AZ sh~ party : nn<k e<xeusnnx
w1s reffsFfa<a sffer wkseh ~
guests ssrrtei he hunesszi crs.rs<
ard individually congratulated
Them.
n guests spent He <venlnx
stAHesn& AND we're s<rvvd late
supper After th~ supper : xsft
IN silver Wa rf~e~Htesi
Invited kssesss were A1<aafs ard
Messi4Hss ~ Norvls. t,sta t1hft.
paul Ii~ttlxs. tsek Mslsenhasx.
DRIVER Nsehafsis. paul Hesnehs,
Paul Wilson. E~Fi IlsAtnsen. nay
Easksrn. nale rhennlna. rr<si
t<s,na. Jahs ssaseskl. Msn~~s El.Ir~u
iseyeF. pcrs. kane. Martha EAmss.
Clara usesht. frss nNttixs srsi
MFs Martha Boyer. MessFs iahr
Ih~ansnx. Henry ttn<stisef. c1snsf>
Aottsf afa Al kt<ft.
Out ~ town guests wvss Mse~fe
ard Mssdsmss Art Jenkins. Az
Issssian. Hart cafkill and AZ ksr.
focs - vRneuuvsf. = G.. Mesefs
and Mexasnsrs Nsessy sEsllash~s.
Issasy oehrik. WIN Tsyias. nslph
Worcester. Mack Maets<AA ard
Charles Adams ~ Seattle. Mr. sna
Mrs. A. 4. ahsrhsfa and Af. and
Mira. Otto uteeht al Los Anaelss.
Ml.s Virginia Maaasa ~ Itslshley.
NJ. Harry Hsnwn and NJ. s;eFssen
nsueu Of Wtiks<an. and from
AssFde~n Mrs Nelly Waite and
Mm rsgKy uNsliI and ~. nsil
ssayre
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22
Mrs. Void TO Review
6freif's Union Now"

Mrs. Helen Void will review
Union Now" by Clarence STREET.
FOR the Amateur Book Reviewers
pit the Mccormick library on
Thursday at 1880 p. m. Junia
Todd Hallen will be guest
Speaker on March rs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22

Washington Temple No. 9. Py-
THAN Sisters. Will have lts regular
meeting At 8 ,. M. Thursday ~
s37ls Broadway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-22

Members ~ I)sxon w. G. r ~
met On Wednesday Afternoon a
Tho home ~ Mrs z. xsiimsn. kzd
"a. atith st. The Rev, James No.
Queen isd ths aeyoslDns ard fol.
lowing abort huslnss. nssssinx
Mrs zclnH I.lndsesh sp"ke osl
rwarid Peace.
Rlsias saa spssitusi shurrh will
sponsor q card party saturday eve.
ming al The church.
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sath ~Iii meet for . a'eissk
luncheon Friday ~ the hums n
Mira. w. G. Gilman. aJtA No.
7 hompsan. Assistant haslsss<-.
Mira Thurman uivsns and Mrs.
Charles benjamin.
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Evening star., 1940-05-16
6. ". U. ParIey Hears
CycIicaI Unbalanced
Budget Favored
Williams Of New York
Federal Reserve Bunk
Addresses Session

A cyclical unbalanced budget Is
favored by John Henry williams,
vice president Of the New York
Federal Reserve Bank and dean Of
the Harvard Graduate School of
Public Administration, it was re-
vealed last night during a confer
ence on economic policy.
Mr.. Williams, speaking at the
third session Of the Conference on
National Economic Policy in the
Hall of Government at George
Washington University, pointed out
that excessive Government spend-
ing during depressions is necessary
to pick up the economic slack. How
ever, he explained that this un-
balancing of the budget should not
be a long-term operation but rather
one Of temporary duration.
He expressed the view that the
debt should be reduced after these
periods of temporary economic and
financial stress. He devoted most
Of his remarks to the period Of re-
covery after the World War, the
depression and the Roosevelt ad-
ministratiop.
Cites Shift in Theories.
Mr.. Williams said there was q
constant shifting of position to fight
depression as conditions change.
Otherwise, he said, theories put into
practice fail. He cited the early days
Of the New Deal, when pump
priming" theories were being put to
test. These, he said, have given way
to other theories to inject money
into the income stream through
deficit spending.
Each change in thinking or en-
phasis has been right in some degree
and yet one Is left wondering what
grasp we really have on the prob
lem," he declared.
Theodore John Kreps, a member
of the Temporary National Economic
Committee staff, in the panel dis
cussion. said business has not been
ION q strike and should be exon
grated" from charges that it failed
to cooperate with the administra-
ton in its efforts to break the de-
preston.
Sees Revolt in Technology.
He claimed the worlds greatest
chronological revolt is going on in
the United States at the present
time. He cited case histories to show
that wage costs per unit of manu-
factured goods has greatly decreased
in the last 20 years here.
To balance the national budget,
he stated, the budgets of the low
income group first must be balanced.
To do this, he said, tax idle funds
located in the high brackets and lift
the burden from the low-income
masses.
Dan D. Humphrey, economics
lecturer at the university, the other
member of the panel, reviewed
salient points of Mr.. Williams talk
and clarified several points Of the
Evening star., 1940-05-16

Removable thick cotton
yarn pad with long wooden
handle and metal frame.
Special wrist action" fea-
ture.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Fish Pirotes Fought

Action by the Dublin Government
Is the only way to rid Galway Bay
OF foreign fish pirates, according to
the city authorities. THE Galway
fishermen have gone out night after
night. only to find that foreign
travlers have swept the bay clear
Of fish.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Tope 140 Miles Long
To Be Used in Survey

b the ASSociated Press.
OAKLAND, Calif.-A steel tape
measure that unwinds as far as 140
miles viii be used by the new United
States Coast and Geodetic Survey
ship Explorer in q precise mapping
OF the Aleutian Islands this summer.
Actually, the tape is piano wire. It
is anchored to some landmark and
then unreeled rs the vessel sails
away. The amount Of line let out
is automatically registered, and
when the measurement is completed
the wire is cut OH and abandoned.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Late Dresser Finds
Cor's S Not the Place

BY the Associated Press.
MOUNT VERNON, Wash.-Late
for work, Bernis Yenter decided he
would dress while driving to his
ONCE.
He got his shirt and socks on sue
cessfully but when he tried to pull
on his shoes he lost control Of the
car.
It ran into field, overturned and
was demolished Yentis, unhurt, pro-
missed State patrolmen he "would'nt
use q car for dressing room again. I"
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Skyscrupers Opposed

Plans to erect 30-story ofnce build
ings IN Rio de Janeiro. Brazil, are
being opposed. One contention Is
that the city not long ago started
to level the surrounding hills to
admit light and air and the sky
scripers will shut out more Of both
than the hills ever did.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Andorru 10 Broadcast

Andorra, pocket republic Of the
Pyrenees, has made . step forward,
1t is reported in Paris. It has estab-
lished Q wireless station 2,020 feet
above sea-level, with an aerial sus-
pended over . lake between two up
rights 40 feet high. Transmitting
voltage comes from water power.
Evening star., 1940-05-16

discussion. lWoodlie4 THOMAS Of
the Federal Reserve System was
chairman Of the conference. Richard
Vincent Gilbert, economic adviser
to Secretary Of Commerce Hopkins,
was scheduled as the second main
speaker, but 1t was announced Ill
ness prevented his appearance.