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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-05

the seventh grade and Bernard
Crawford. Jr.. in the eighth grade.
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VETERAN TOBACCO FARMER
Lock Haven. Pa. Sept. 5 ms
Uncle Bob" Miller, who recently
observed his SOth birthday. is pro
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-05
Return TO Schools

Lawrence Smith and daughter
Helen returned TO their schools in
Detroit TO teach for the coming
year.
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Many Attend Fair
Many from this section attended
the Washtenaw County Fair at
Ann Arbor during the latter part
of last week.
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Begin schoopDutie

Miss Elecia Murray began her
school duties as teacher at Fos-
dick school. Tuesday Miss Helen
Murray began her duties as teach
er in a school near Dexter. Tues
day.
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licenses

Marriage license applications
have been filed with the Pierce
county auditor by Edward Har-
mon Anderson. rs, 1901 So. Fife,
and Marian Alice Rasmussen, 26,
2702 So. 18th; Thomas Frank
Kuntz, ~, and Laura Belle Hutch
inson, %, both of Yelm: Quentin
Z. Rush, ~, and Marjorie Miller,
26, both of Olympia; William M.
Quigley, ST., 40. 1104 So. Yakima,
and Lily Beattiger. 40, same adj
dress; Stanley Ayson, 80. Salinas,
Calf, and Muriel Wheeler, IS.
San Francisco; Joe Bernard Nc
Alpin. %. Neah Bay, and Mabel
Lee Erlandson. 10, Seattle; Ernest
Kochevar, 40. and Alvina LePoint,
rs, both of Enumclaw; Thomas
H. Wizard, ~, Route 2, Box sos,
Tacoma, and Margaret McCorm-
lex, ~, 402 So. 48th; Conway c.
Henderson, ~. and Lillian Esther
Pierson, 81, both of Seattle; John
Marion KEGS, rs, and Juanita
Irene Lynch, 33, both of Burton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-31
. STORIES
m STAMPS
Runonio Pioneered
In Senni-PostoI Issues

ONE of the early semi-postai
- stamps was the Rumanian
stamp above. picturing Queen
Elizabeth ministering 10 a wound
ed soldier. The message below
the central design, written by the
queen, reads: wounds are dressed
and tears wiped away" The
stamp was one of a series OF four
designs and Is values, issued in
1906.
Charity semi-postals are one of
philately'S most common items
today. Rumania issued - extra
charge stamps for various pur-
poses during 1899. A total OF $50
semi-postals were issued by SIS
countries during the past year.
Approximately 400 semi-post-
ais have been released. Neither
Great Britain nor United States
has issued such stamps. The
American Red Cross was honored
by a regular Scent stamp in 1891.
Although the first semi-postals
were issued for charitable pur-
poses, proceeds from stamp sales
are now devoted to almost any
gcvernment-approved cause
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-31
Miss Schiller Hostess
AT Lake Home

Hostess to Aquinas alumnae Of
1899 on Tuesday evening was Miss
Florence Schiller at her summer
home on American Lake. The
guests spent the evening in SWIM
ming, boating, games and dancing
with beach supper following.
Those present were Misses Marie
de Polo. Marie OLeary. Julie
Bellus. Virginia Robello, Pat Davis,
Dolly Mackenzie. Lorraine Acker-
mann. Martha Dragovich, Florence
Schiller and Messrs. Dick Strinsky.
Tony AcHugh. Jack Marshall.
Gene Lilly. Dick PrsSch. Thomas
Loonam. Charles Simpson. Clinton
Ferguson and Ed. Simpson
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Miss Lorraine Logan
Guest of Honor

A recent shower honoring Miss
Lorraine Logan. who is to become
the bride of Mr.. Ernest johnson
this Friday evening, was the one
for which Mrs. Joseph Morsette,
Mrs. John Blunt and Mrs. Frederick
Dessen were hostesses at the for
mers home. Honors at games
were awarded Miss Annell Hewitt,
Mrs. Peter Freeman and the guest
Of honor.
Following the games, miscel-
laneous presents were presented
to the bride-to-be and a late buffet
supper was served.
Guests were Mesdames Hulda
Logan, A. V. Johnson, William
Bates, E. C. Peyton. Ira Barton, ].
Mcdowell, Peter Freeman, Clar-
ence Reese, V. Dessen, John Blunt,
Joseph Morsette, Joseph Dessen,
Frederick Dessen and George Ber-
land and the Misses Verna Logan,
Marjorie Peyton, Annell Hewitt
and the guest of honor.
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Nuptials Read
In Pennsylvania

There is great interest here In
the marriage recently of Miss
Jane Adelaide Benefits and Mr..
John Daniel Xix in Bethlehem. Pa.
since the bride Is former Tacoma
girl and the daughter of Mrs. b.
II. BENEFITS of Tacoma.
The Rev. Charles r. Allen read
the ceremony In Episcopal pro-
cathedral, the Church of the Ma
tfvity IN that city.
For her marriage the bride wore
navy jersey dress trimmed In
white with navy accessories and
corsage of gardsnias and roses
Her only attendant was Mrs
George schlotterer of Allentown
Pa, who was her roommate al
Carnegie Institute of Technology
She wore a black silk jersey with
white touches and a corsage sim.
liar TO that of the bride.
Mr.. Schlotterer attended Mr.
Xix, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Tarpley Xix of Birmingham
Ala, and Mr.. Douglas Hornis
gave the bride in marriage.
The we dding breakfast was
served at the Schlotterer home
after the morning ceremony.
After Sept. 3 Mr.. and Mrs. His
viii be at home at 80 West 9th st.
New York City. She is with the
Bellport Summer theater at Bell
port, l. l., this season and her
husband is assistant technical di.
rector with Bucks County play
house in Newhope, Pa.
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ty, Clubs, Schools and Church Grout
Party Wednesday
F etes Miss Olson
Barbara Ahrens. Msreuer-
tie Barry Co-rostesses

Co-hostesses at a pottery
shower for Miss Betty Olson
on Wednesday evening were
Miss Barbara Ahrens and
Miss Marguerite Barry. Miss
Olson is to become the bride
of Mr.. Eugene O'Donnell at
an afternoon ceremony in the
First Lutheran church the
afternoon of Sept. 8. The
party Wednesday evening
was given at the home of
Miss Ahrens.
Favors at bridge went to Miss
Jean Freeman and Miss Olson.
Following the game. late supper
was served at a table charmingly
appointed with pink petunias and
snapdragons. flanked by white
tapers in silver holders. Other
summer flowers were used
throughout the rooms.
Guests included Miss Vera Jean
Freeman. Miss Joanna Plowden.
Miss Vivian Sturtridge. Miss Elva
Washburn. Miss madonna Enright.
Miss Jerry Elsbree, Miss Margaret
Annabell, Mrs. Virginia Lesher,
Mrs. Wesley Gordon of Los Ange-
les. Calf. sister of the bridegroom,
Mrs. Z. p. Olson. mother of the
bride-elect. Mrs. e. ]. Barry and
Mrs. Jack Ahrens. mothers of the
hostesses, and Miss Barry, the
guest of honor.
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A wedding which Ia Of much IN.
terest to their friends and which
took place Aug. II, was the mar.
riage of Miss Viola Wilma Wilson,
daughter of Mrs. Olga Louise Will
son, to Mr.. Harvey Paul Mcdonald,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Grover G. Nc
Donald. Vows were exchanged at
a morning ceremony solemnized in
Holy Rosary church, the Rev. Ans
elm Lenzlinger, o. S. B., offici-
ating.
Miss Pauline Mcdonald was
maid of honor and Mrs. Edward
Breite was matron of honor. Both
are sisters of the bridegroom.
Bridesmaids were the Misses Gloria
T ompson, lone Dale, Lorene
Garges, Marjorie Woodbridge, Nor
ma Frederickson and Mary Ann
Wilson, cousin of the bride.
Mr.. Francis Mcdonald served
his brother as best man and ushers
were Messrs. Luverne Wilson, Mel
win Wilson. brothers of the bride.
Leo Ebert, Louis Ebert, Lawrence
Ebert, uncles of the bridegroom,
Edward Breite and Lawrence wiki
enson.
Given in marriage by her uncle,
Mr.. Howard Wilson. the bride wore
a white satin wedding gown made
with court length train and
long sleeves shirred above the ell
bow and coming to points at the
wrist. At her throat was a string
of cultured pearls. gift to her
mother on her wedding day. Her
court length veil of white tulle was
held in place with a coronet OF
pearls. She carried white prayer
book. gift OF the bridegroom. and
a pearl rosary given to her by the
bridegroom's mother. Mrs. Grover
Mcdonald had carried the book al
her confirmation IS years ago. On
the prayer book was corsage OF
white rosebuds
The maid of honor wore a hya-
cinth blue gown and carried pink
rosebuds while the matron of honor
wore dusty rose and carried yellow
rosebuds. Two OF the bridesmaids
wore fuchsia, two. dusty pink and
two. light blue. All carried colonial
bouquets.
Baskets of glsdioli decorated the
church for the ceremony. Music in.
cluded the singing of "on Thi
Day, Oh Beautiful Mother" by Mr.
Jack Braga, and an organ solo
oh Lord. Am Not Worthy.
played by Miss Mary Coleman.
A reception in the home of tn.
brides mother followed the wed
ding ceremony. Receiving wer
Mrs. Wilson. who wore a deep pur,
pie gown with which she wore Z
black velvet pillbox. trimmed with
a purple edged veil. and a corsag,
of rose buds; the bridegroom
mother. who wore a gown Of blacl
lace and a eorsage Of pink anc
white rosebuds: the bride ans
bridegroom, and members of tn.
bridal party.
Baskets Of gladioh and hhe,
were used throughout the rooms
Presiding and assisting at the re
ceptlon were Miss Arlene Wilson
the brides cousin, Mrs. Howard
Wilson, aunt Of the bride, Mrs
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Mrs. Nordfors will introduce her
new board which includes: Mrs
A. o. Michaelson, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. A. II. Garstad
health: Mrs. e. T. Mock, historian;
Mrs. George A. Burlingame, home
making and home education: Mrs
]. P. Fullager. international rela-
tions; Mrs. L. S. Young and Mrs
c. c. Pratt, co-chairmen for juve-
nile protection and welfare; Mrs
E. A. Gragg. kindergarten; Mrs
Harry Flagg. legislation and school
education; Mrs. C. c. Hubley, mu.
sic; Mrs. Walter McHaney. direc-
tor. and Mrs. Roy Kneeland, chair
man. of the Mothersingers; Mrs
John ]. Pearce, publicity.
Mrs. Charles Grover. publica-
tons and headquarters; Mrs. A. H
Buis, National Parent-Teacher
magazine; Mrs. S. S. Todd, parent
education; Mrs. L. r. Isaacs, pub
lie relations, Mrs. Emmett Jenkins,
record book; Mrs. w. r. Emery
recreation; Mrs. F. B. Dean,
safety: Mrs. Paul Heating, student
aid; Mrs. Lena Schwarz, sunshine
box; Mrs. John Lemon. social: Mrs.
H. H. Gibbs, year books, and Mrs.
F. F. Pflaum. budget.
Mrs. VIM. Kletzer. president OF
the National Congress, recently
announced the policy set by the
National Executive Board concern
ing the activities of the organiza-
ton during the trying days ahead.
Mrs. Nordfors reiterates her state
ment made in Tacoma a few weeks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-31
Church Women
Plan Retreat"
State Session to Be Held
Sept. II, II and -

A state retreat in the First
Methodist church of Yakima
Is in the offing for members
of the Washington State
Council of Church Women.
The session is being planned
for Sept. IL, II and 10, the
meeting opening at 6 p. m.
Sept. IL with Mrs. K. P. Goul-
der of this city presiding.
The general theme OF the meet
ing will be Migrant Work" and
there will be a migrant pilgrimage
TO a government camp on Thurs
day under the direction of DIR.
Andrew Warner. state director of
migrant work under the auspices
of the State Council of Churches
Seminar groups will also meet to
discuss various phases of church
activities.
Entertainment VIII be provided
by the Yakima women. All reser-
vations should be given to Mrs.
j. f. Olson. Main 2635 by Sept. 4
or sent direct to Mrs. w r. Miller.
1907 Belmont ave, Yakima, Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-31
Parent Teacher Associations
To Hear Of Coming Year
Much Activity in Offins for Local Groups First
Council Meeting Set for September

Parent-Teacher associations will the beginning of
of work Sept when their first council meeting is
held at Central school, Mrs Herman Nordfors newy-eected
president of the group, will begin the day at 80
the auditorium when she calls the executive board of
council to order This meeting scheduled to last until 80
when the clinics will with Mrs Harry Saee presd-
ing the membership division Mrs. Frank Perry the
program division and Mrs H. j. Rinker giving instructions
to the officers her parliamentary procedure class
Luncheon will be served from IL 80 until IL 80 in the
Washington apartments.
The general council meeting will be held in the auditorium
from II 80 to 25 with Mrs Nordors presiding No pro-
has been planned General instructions in publicity
will be given and questions answered concerning the
work in all fields.
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Miss RaShleigh
WEEDS Friday
Marries Mr.. Drury in Quiet
Morning Ceremony

Stately gladioli in various
colors formed the pretty
floral background for the
quiet ceremony on Friday
morning at II o'clock in Fer
guson Memorial chapel of
First Presbyterian church in
which Miss Jean Taylor RASH
leigh became the bride of Mr..
William w. Drury. The vows
were exchanged in the pres
ence of closest friends and
relatives. the Rev. ]. Renwick
Mccullough officiating.
The bride is the daughter OF Mrs.
Edgar Rashleigh of Houghton.
Mich. and her husband the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Drury of
this city.
Mrs. Marion Gurrier OF San
Francisco. sister of the bride. was
her only attendant. and Mr.. Drurv
was attended by his father a. best
man.
The bride and bridegroom left
Immediately after the ceremony on
their wedding trip and when they
return viii be at home in Tacoma
at the Olympic apartments. Mr..
Drury Is a graduate of the Uni
versity Of Washington and there
affiliated with Kappa Sigma fra
ternity.
Before the ceremony Mas
Marion Brush sang II Dream of
Jeanie" by Stephen Foster with
Mrs. Winifred W. Potter as her
accompanied.
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ago that I'VE must confine our ac-
Invites to our own field of en-
deavor and not allow ourselves to
be diverted into other channels.
Our work of child welfare is an
important part of the whole plan
Of National Defense and If we in
our patriotic enthusiasm become
'side-tracked,' there will be no
one to carry on for US"
Section meetings will follow
from 2:2o to BIS p. m. Mrs. M. c.
Falconer will preside and intro
duce her officers and chairmen for
the year. Mrs. Arthur Hanson
will preside over the grade section
and Mrs. L. S. Young over junior
and senior high. The nursery win
be open as usual for the children
of preschool age from 10 a. m. to
3:15 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-31
South Summit Club
Reilly On Wednesday

The South Summit Improvement
club is sponsoring a political rally
in its clubhouse on Wednesday
evening, Sept. 4.
Among candidates who will be
there is Guy Melton, running for
reelection as county commission
er. All whose names will appear
on the Sept. 10 ballot are invited
to attend.
II you're not using it, sell II with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-31
To Fete Son
On Birthday

Mrs. Afifi Grayson will enter
tain at a dinner party on Satur-
day evening honoring her son
Allan on his eighth birthday. The
party will be given at the home of
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Kelley. sol No. NJ IT. Allan
win enter Marymount Academy
for his first year this fall.
Those who will be present at
the dinner are John Nelson, De-
lores Nelson, Pat Cady. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelley. Miss Florence Kelly,
Mrs. Grayson and Allan Grayson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-31
Artist Announces
Concert Program
Variety Marks Repertoire
Of Helen Carol Lung

With Helen Carol Lung
presenting her homecoming
concert the evening of Sept. 5,
in the Crystal ballroom of
Hotel Winthrop, Tacoma con-
cert goers are particularly in
terested in the program the
Tacoma artist has selected for
her Western debut. Included
in the evenings numbers are
selections chosen to show the
fine musicianship and train
ing received while in Europe
as well as the lyric and color
atura qualities of the So
prano's voice.
In addition to numbers from the
classical and operate repertoires,
the audience will hear a new mod
ern number presented for the first
time. Karl Weiss. one of Tacoma's
"Nh~hHoWh HtactCihttrs nrS ttff-
posed the musical setting for a
poem. written by Kay Harsh
berger. called Twilight"
Tickets for this outstanding
musical event are now on sale at
Fraser's, s12 Broadway. Alice
Spencer Weiss, Tacoma pianist.
will be the evenings accompanist
as well as assisting artist. Thurs
days program includes:
Ariette de La. Belle Arsene. .Monsigny
Ariette de Lingenue dams lie Roi ct
Le rermler .............. Monslgny
Aria OF the Queen OF the Night
from The Magic Flute" -. Mozart
Piano
Pres du Ruisseau ........ .sauer
MOoOcS a. spencer
La Dance d'Olaf Pick -Mangiagalli
Alice Spencer Weiss
Intermission
Bell Song from "Lakme" Lelibes
II pleure dams mon occur Debussy
0feen ......-s... LSoussy
AIDES Olseaux ......... Georges Hue
Nymphes ct Sylvains ...- Bemoerg
1Wllignt ........s.... MARI weiss
10. Hear the Gentle Lark 80. Bishop
/
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-31
Ounnar Andersons Announce
Birth of First Child

Mr.. and Mrs. Gunnar H. Ander-
son Norma Tollefson) are receiv-
ing congratulations upon the ar
rival of son Aug 80 at the Ia
coma General hospital. The little
boy, who has been named Karl
Norman, is being welcomed by his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
n. Tollefson of Tacoma and Mrs.
Clara Anderson of Sweden.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-31
Bremerton Yacht Club to Be Host
For Annual Labor Day Cruise
Tacoma Boats TO Run TO Navy Yard City and Agate
Pass Over Long Wesk-End Social Events Planned

Bremerton yachtsmen have extended invitation to
other clubs of the sound for the ntercub cruise over
Labor Day Week End The boats will leave the club
urday and Sunday for Bremerton and with the peninsula
Shippers will cruise to Agate Pass for nautical activities
dance is planned at the Bremerton Yacht Club Sat
urday evening with other social events on the
calendar for Sunday and Monday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-31
Mrs. John Dempsey
Visits in New York

Mrs. John Dempsey of 724 North
Yakima ave. ia a visitor TO New
York at the present time and is
staying at the Vanderbilt hotel.
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Henry Dale. Mrs. Esther Baker.
Mrs. Ingvald Stevenson OF Port
land. Ore. great aunt of the bride,
Mrs. Mary Vowel. Mrs Hannah
Gustafson. Mrs. Frank Simmons.
Mrs. Otto Janacek and Miss
Audrey Merritt.
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II you're not using il, sell II with
4 Fast : Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Nam 3lSl.
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Following the summer vacation.
Mt. Tacoma Rebeksh Priscilla club
will hold its first session at the
1. o. o. F. temple on Tuesday. The
hostesses will serve the 1850
o'clock luncheon.
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Honoring Mrs. A. C. Hudtloff,
who with Mr.. Hudtloff has re-
Gently moved from town To the
lakes district, Mrs. Harold c.
Enger entertained Wednesday
afternoon at luncheon at her home
on Ponce de Leon creek Bridge
followed the luncheon hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-31

Among those planning to cruise
to Bremerton are Commodore and
Mrs. William Healy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Healy on the Fellowship"
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Worthington on
the blanche d." with Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Probsfeld and Mr.,
and Mrs. Andrew Lindstrom as
their guests.
On board the "Gadget." Mr.. and
Mrs. I. J. Leonard's craft, will be
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ID. Orr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Whitehead. The Robert
Bourdons will also Join the cruise
with a number of guests on their
boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Allard and
Mr.. w. J. Allard and their guests
will be out on their new SO foot
cabin cruiser the 'Tyee," which
was launched early this summer.
In the party will be Richard Allard.
Miss Mildred Burman and other
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Emery will
also Join the Yachting crowd for
the week end aboard their Miss
Cathleen."
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COZY, warm furn. apis. Lights,
water, dishes. cooking utensils and
bath. Reasonable at Seaview.

.at'oee and upkecp expenditures fer
! modest library.
A committee composed of Mrs.
Marcus Jensen, Mrs. Frank Campbell
and Mrs. Sam Devon was apo nted
tc obtain information and to con-
suit other organizations interested
IN the proposed Douglas kindergar-
ten.
O,her committees appointed in
cluded program, Mrs. II. L. Czech
IAN, chairman; and Mrs. Henry
Weeds; Flower and Sick, Mrs Sam
Devon; Ways and Means, Mrs. Mar
Gus Jensen and Mrs. Alfred Bon
nett.
Program chairmen and additional
committee members will be an
ncanced later. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Henry Woods with Mrs. H. L. Coch-
rane assisting.
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DOUGLAS
VIEWS
LENDING LIBRARY PROPOSED

LENDING LIBRARY PROPOSED
The Douglas Island Women S
Club opened their i340-1941 club
Fear with meeting held last night
ut the home Of their new President,
Mrs. Calvin Pool. Mrs. Sam Devon
was assistant hostess.
Tentative activities for the year
were discussed and suggestions were
made for a well rounded program
which would be of interest to all
women in the community. AS it
is hoped to increase the membership
Mrs. Henry Woods, chairman, and
Mrs. Sam Devon were appointed as
a special membership committee.
Among community projects con-
sidered was the possibility of es-
tablishing a lending library in Doug
las. Mrs. Frank Campbell was ap-
pointed to investigate possible To-:
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FROSH ORGANIZED

Frank krsul was chosen Presi-
dent Of the Freshman Glass, Doug
las High School, at an election held
Yesterday afternoon. Other officers
chosen are Borghild Havdahl, Sec
rotary and Treasurer; Kenneth
Shudshift is representative to the
Student Council Miss Warren is
class advisor.
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giving the impression the ball had
sailed over.
But when Miller slowed down to
a trot, Fless came up with the
ball and threw to third base, where
Miller was tagged. n
One umpire thought loyal fan
outside the park had thrown the
ball back over to Pless, and rulsd
the hit a home run Miami players,
though, sWore the ball was in the
grass all the time, ard protested
the game.
Hollywood could have gotten
along all right without the homer,
he final score being % TO 8 IN
favor CT the visitors.
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Edwards as President, Dan Krsul,
Vice President, and Borghild Hav-
dahl, Secretary and Treasurer. Miss
Warren is adviser.
Plans for the terms productions
were discussed, with impressions
prevailing for an active year.
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FDR GETS
START ON
CAMPAIGN
Hits New Deal Obstruction.
ists-WiI!kie Sticks
Oar in
Continued from Page One

do everything to keep this nation
cut of war,
In Rushville, Republican Presi-
dental nominee Wendell Willkie
said President Roosevelt and his
associates concentrated in the capi-
tai represents Zine of force that
should be broken" by rejecting the
third term.
Describing President Roosevelt's
handling of foreign affairs as
clumsy" Willkie said 1.-The United
States cannot but fail in the pres
ent world struggle under such lead
ership.''
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Taxes for the year l940 are now
due. They will become delinquent
18th unless one-half is
paid on or before that date, A dis
count of two percent is allowed if
both installments are paid on or
before September 18th. The sooner
you make your payments, the better
service you will receive.
H. j. TURNER,
adv. l City Clerk.