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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-03-20

A fishing party from Key West
spent the day Sunday angling in
the waters near Sand Key, where
a large catch was made, consist
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-03-20
KEY WEST in DAYS GONE BY
Happenings Here just Five Ten and Fifteen Years Today
AS The The Citizen

made as to returns, but it is UNI
derstood that the department
was satisfied. =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-03-20

Gulfstream Boulevard and
Outside Drive apparently are
running side by side, in the gen.
eral approval of the residents as
the name of the drive to be con-
structed off the shore of the
greater part of Key West. Many
names are suggested but these
lead.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-03-20

TEN YEARS AGO
Two pupils of the local high
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-03-20
One way Of keeping our feet
on the ground

What cbangedsOorldittu.as for the first
balloonist. He saw hills and valleys level
out. He saw dark clouds serving a thrill
ing purpose when they reflected gor-
geous sunset. He got new perspective.
Wise is the man who takes broad
view of today's events and keeps them
always in true focus. He makes no noun
tain out of a rumor and sees no valley as
deep as the despair of the pessimists. He
is confident that he can take the hurdles
as they come.
Such man. has the will to work-and
the good judgment to relax when work
is done. Moderate in, all things, in his
thoughts and in his activities, he is living
really living-with and for his family
and among his friends. Gle is unusual if
he doesn't usually serve Budweiser.) He
is, indeed, the backbone of America.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
Fliers Safe at
Hamilton Field

1t. Walter E. Arnold. jr., and
1t. David Jones. each in COM
mand of a McChord field medium
bombing ship, landed at Hamilton
field, Cal, Friday afternoon after
successfully westhering storms
that drove IA other members of
the flight to return to McChord.
A telegram awaited the flying
officers at Hamilton. ordering
them to return TO McChord as
soon as weather permitted.
Its. Arnold and Jones. with IA
other fully-manned bombers. left
McChord Friday morning for a
two-weeks' gunnery maneuver
flight around Goleta. Cal.
All the planes except those COM
manded by Its Arnold and Jones
returned to McChord field after
they had been gone no longer
than an hour.
The gunnery practice junket has
been indefinitely postponed. &C
cording TO 1t Col. Robin Day,
who commanded the flight.
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W. u. 10 Issue
Stamps Dec. |

svsllasas ~ - "a western
unioa Tsiekranh IN. effiess hers
sna 81 al y L cffIcr. fhfas1sksut
r. coantrY 81 ~ stsnps accept
shls n rsysnsnt frs sny q ne
variety ef =sHxtces offered ~ n.
eeaeefa. = 80 announced sat
ursisy
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usnssss. ssta ths stsnr. w~r~
tssisnsd especially ~ tks eaa-
vsnisnes ~ tnaFist. students al
ssafisrs away fFum hrme. BE aid
thsy shnals prove esnay ~ thess
80 q 81 cars ta asiatsla Fsxa-
Ia telegraph tnarFs sescents
Plans az q lsaas q n<* s~l a
stamps sssA var snmnsusafstlas
iinpcFtant lssa<fs n Telegraph 10.
terry. Ftfsf eel vii bar IA uss.
nsss q samuel y n Mnfs~. in.
vsntnf a. The telegraph
stamps sill 10 m five asunsn.
lnstins.s each In . diffsrsnt c.sas
one cent. nrsss. rwe cent.
hFe~us fiss-esnt. bias. is-e.nt
yeliow. and ascent. rel rn<y
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Behind the
Ticker
~ LOUIS " SCHNEIDER

MN foRk Reports are cur
rent now that the nationsl defense
advisory commission itself did
some sseotAking Of The national
defense program. Here's the story:
Even prior 10 the Hercules RaN-
der catastrophe. the army asked
hat plants b set up Tor the daily
production q about 500 tons Of
synthetic ammonia Three plants
we're urged. Al members 81 the
NDAC approved plsn whereby
$50 tons a day would BE- produced
~ the IVA. ESQ tons dsy in
NorgantoWn. ". IA. plant under
DuPont. and the rest in = midwest
plant under Allied Chemical A
Gas
But when the actual contracts
were drawn Up. a fight started
among the NDAC members Am
monia Is a base for the manufRe-
ture Of fertilizer also. The con-
tracts say the plants may be used.
after peace. for the production and
commercial sale Of fertilizer. Du-
pont and Allied Chemical make
and sell fertilizer. They didn't
want government IVA oompeti-
ton afterwari.
Withheld don a vote on the con-
tract form. SAYS the story. New
Dealers Henderson. Hlllman. Davis,
Elliott and Budd voted sgsins,
knudsen and Stetiinius
The vote was taken several
weeks ago but wasn't made public
for political reason. IL Is said that
the NDAC held hack so that Will
kie couldn't point out in election
campaign speeches that the gov
eminent plans 10 use IVA 10 com.
pete with private industry.
The reports now are that with
President Roosevelt reelected. the
contracts will be made public In
the near future.
Buslish After careful study. III
nancial people agree the reelection
Of President Roosevelt isn't Of
major Importance. All agree that
the price trend is upward in both
securities and commodities because
Of the splendid business outlook
and initiation possibilities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11

Cslisn. seattle. ami Mr.. and Mrs.
Rolsnd Jsnsek. also ~ Seattle. Dr.
and nTs Pred BFesi,t. sfsmsrfon
and Mr. ana hrs Harold risehlsF
of Brsmsrt0u. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
6 Lesgs. Everett. ant Mr.. ard
Mrs.. q. G CoBnsily % Eysrstt, Mr..
and Mrs W. W. Down. Olympia.
ana Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nathan
u Olympia. Mr. ami Mrs Paul
BBrrsii. Puyafipp. and n H. Bos-
worth ~ puyaliup
NJ ard Mrs Gilbert waite. Mr.
ard Mrs. Richard Boardman. W.
and Mrs " =. conney. W. ard
Mr. James Cunningham. NJ snf
aFs silss Anderson ana NJ and
Mrs. y Mclaughlin ~ Salem.
Oregon.
Asssrs sra hsAdHnss Diltsrf
Richards Alvin Allsfd. Eet@f, Van
Wlnesis II ABERDEEN. Efnis ".
nlofs. Eoz csss ara ofdlls sis~
art
Arthur Cock. elsh secretary ls
stlil tskinx reservations Ter eiss
Bsmbsrs tssir guests spa club
friends a. TO commsres. tale
phons Broadway ifss
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Monday. Tacoma No. ] X st,
Normanns hall. 5 p. m. So. 18th
and X SITS. Mckinley No. 7. :
p. n. Royal Neighbors hall. Ia
G and Division lane Ruston No. !.
s ?. m. At Ruston school
Tuesday: Al-City No - TO
?. m. Emmerson hall. 1909
Broadway business meeting. card
party and refreshments. Gig Hsf-
Dor No. !, : p. m. basement II
Catholic church. c. { Randolph
speaker good program Nsnitou
No. -. : ?. m. At 4snltou hall.
Mckinley No. 2. . ?. m. at sher.-
dan school Oakland No. L. ;
. m al 1892 So. Tyler 81. Ortng
No. !. ?. m al G. A. r. hall.
23rd 81. No. %. 100 p n a. 2s44
So. Sheridan ave.
Wednesday: Hawthorne No. 20
7:3o p. n al 2el0 Ia c St PARK
Ave. No. 10 ?. m. al PARK ave.
school annex: Psrkland No. II. 6
.. n. al Mission hall: Redmond
No. 2. S p. N. al old postoffics:
Renton No !. Methodist church. 8
p. n: Sumner No. !. s p. m, a.
!. o O. r hall
Thursday: Townsend rally with
speaking D. Tiffin Reed and Mr..
Rsnkine. from Townsend national
headquarters. X C. hall sth ave
and Steele s.. ?. n. Public cor
daily invited.
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Pre- Thanksgiving
Dinner ARRANGED

The annual e-Thanksgiving
dinner will be served in Holy Cross
parish hall. North 44th and Shirley
SITS, Sunday. from IL noon to 5
p. m. A group Of parish women
will have charge OF dinner prep
arations. Young women will pro
vide the service The hall will
be decorated in gorgeous white.
gold and purple ehrysanthemums.
Mrs. Arthur CALLER is chairman
Of the committee In charge and
assisting are Mesdames c. N
Arendt. Rose Adams, A G. Ander-
son. T. NJ. Bannon, Hugh Boyle
John Bsrtolstz, r. s. Brick, Ida
Brosseau, John Burear. George
Bustruck. Damon Coats. A. b
Comfort. John Dsus, George Fink,
c. c. Fooehler. William Gallagher.
Msnus Gallagher. Edward Gala
CHER, Fred Gauthier, John Gilligan,
Anthony Grabar. Michael Grubisa,
Z. r. Haffey.
Also Mesdames +. X. James
Frank kanciancich, X. j. Kanavan,
William Kennedy. Joseph klarich,
c. ". Kiltgsard. A r. Krilch. John
Lackie. Catherine Lane. John Man
ley. Mary Metesa, Mary Mihich,
NJ. G. Mile. James Milloy. Louis
Moresti, Fred McFadden. c. 8
Mckinney. Anthony Panian. vii
lard Pierce. J. J. Rittick. NJ NJ.
Ringrose. Denis Scanlon. Joseph
sehibig, J. ". saletic, f. p. Titus
George Vidal. r. F. Walsh. 4. G
Wsldhem. John White and Andrew
Wilson.
Miss Mary Pug viii have charge
Of the young ladies who Will serve
the dinner.
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Luncheon MsrIs
Double Birthday

Right close friends Of Aiss Aary
I.ANerns Thomas and Mas Csrsi-
dine Haynes we're guests al lun.
cheon today 81 the University.
Union club, preceding tho sta
dunn Everett football game
A centerplece Of shaggy bronze
ehry.snthsmuns and mstching
oorsaEes for each guest carried on.
the football motif for the double
birthday celebration. Miss Thomas
celebrated her birthday Nov 2 ard
aiss Hayes will have hsr birthday
Nov. ~.
LADIES' sssiiisry ef Tsirua
Torsh congregation ~iil hold q
rummsg. sale Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday at OFT commsrcs
street
Ruth circle. Plymouth denErsEa-
iionsi church. win meet weduss-
day al the home % Mrs. Walker
Todd. liza so. sist 81. Tor . ~
O'Clock meeting Mrs. tFsd Smith
and Ms Cline will ssxist the hos.
tess
sareiss1. chapter a. y. q. Will
hold a meeting Thursday afternoon
Mrs Clara Fix and Mr.. Charles
Corflsid will preside ., the BUSINESS
meeting An educational program
xiii follow.
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Astronomers Plan
To Watch Mercury

Unless weather makes ohservs-
tons impossible the Tacoma ANA
teur Astronomers and College Of
Puget Sound both will set up tsle-
scopes on the college campus Mon
day noon TO watch the transit Of
Mercury across the sun. an event
which will not be seen In America
again until 1878.
The planet viii appear al II ts
.. m as a tiny black dlsc crossing
ne face Of the sun Observations
viii continue five hours until sun
set al 433
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Driver Found Guilty
OF Excessive Speed

Ben J. VanBuskirk, 81, Of Day
ton. Wash. pleaded not guilty to a
reckless-driying charge in defense
OF police testimony that he was
driving so miles per hour inside the
city He was convicted in police
court Saturday. fined $50. and suf-
fered 3o-day suspension Of his
drivers license.
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- - w. :. ~
tnsts sfrnnsa - 1 = wssst<s
Bureau, fStssftnnsns ~ Cesnsnsfss
wsshlas,ss tsr.s..,, ua.s,u.a
tonight and sunday. lcs.i snasss
IN mountains rain Frphshis Nesl
poftion ~ sunday nisht. SINE.
what ealder tn southeast rorslan
and mueh colder In Northeast pr.
tion toalEht M@israis ehank<ahis
Wind eff eosst and over inland
watsrs
Al Tseoma. : a N Saturday
Cold rain. ssnd north - m. , h
barometer 1927. steadily rising
%.
Rain last ~ hours Al Tacoma 70
q . m. saturday. - inch. since
Nov. I. lei. ssfo departure from
normal since Jan I. 20 - inches.
. surplus Of al inca
sun rlsss Sunday 81 fea ssis
al ga. rise. Monday AZ Ts0s. ssss
at go
Tscomss weather On New ..
1899 Cloudy. No tain. maximum
Temperature 81 degrees snd mini.
mum 10 HiEhsss wind velocity ~
N. p h. from the south
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
Stock Market Spuris One
To More Than Three Points
DOW ZONES AVERAGES

DOM Jones AVERAGES
Industrial .....lSSl3. up i.4s
Rail ......... 1895 up e-ss
Utility $1,000. s2.oS. up ola
IS stocks ...... 4s4e. uP e.is
Stock sales Appropriated /
100 600 shares saturday the most
FOR . short session since MAY is,
when 1663.27O were turned over
and compared Nth $4,000 shares
the previous Saturday Curb
stock sales Nvre $4,000 shares.
compared With 10000
NEW YoRh The stock market
,purted one to more than three
points Saturday to new highs
since NAY Il in the most active
trading for Saturday since
Nav Is
shipping issues were bought on
belief their facilities become more
valuable as British shipping Is re-
duced. Steels responded to rec.
ord operations in most leading
companies.
United states Steel made a new
high for the year at 76is. up ~
points. and eruoible steel made q
high at 457s. up -. Bethlehem
common reached e3i. up So. and
ISL L. up three
International Mercantile Marine
gained nearly two points. while
American Hawaiian steamship
was up more than two. Ship
building issues joined the rise,
with American up more than two
points and New York ShipbuildIng
UP morn than a point.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
HAPPY

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER

Mrs. Sarah Nisncour, Ala Ia.
2sth 81.
Herbert Ford, steilacoom
Lake friday.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10
Pvt. Alton =. Bullard, 1858 so.
4sth St, now on duty with Rat
terry y AT Fort Worden.
Mrs. Marie Canto, 1921 80. I.
George Bemer, l44f SO. seth.
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WEDNESDAY

? m. Ms John r FrppesF hss
arranged fef = guest singer snd
VII lead community sInEtuk.
Teachers all esffy cut = hack .
school program. Nrs Arehts
Thompson siil - assisted ~ fifth
grade mothers during the social
hour.
Jeffersoa PIT. 4 meets 81 ths
school Prom rs ?. m. q IS
,. N parents vii visit ne rooms
Prank GoruN. eooriinatof o. visual
education in Tasoma pubic schools.
vii speak en- Visual Ads 70 Eda-
cation Dorothy Isaacs yin play
violin solos. accompanied ~ her
mother. Girl Scout troop No 81
will present oolors Mrs Rsrt Watt
viii he hostess. assisted by sSecu.
tive board members
Franklin PIT. A meets az :
,. m. J. Hurley HAagood viii
speak on "cuhing and the Home.
and Mrs. NJ. A. Thompson on Girl
Scouting. a Community Asset !"
Mrs. Mary Smith has arranged
special musical numbers. A sps-
eial invitation II extended to
mothers interested in seou, work
McCaryer PIT. 4. meets for
Dads night at 73o ?. m. with
Or J. Renwiok Mccullough ss
guest speaker. The orchestrs viii
play There viii b. open house In
the rooms
Refreshments will bs served In
the lunch room.
Mckinley fresoheel meets AZ >
p. m. with Mrs Burton Brown
speaking on Sex Relations 10 tho
Child Accordion numbers will
be presented by Frank Msrehese
Mrs. c. X. krsnhold will he host
ess. assisted BY hrs. G. I. Brsivik
and Mrs A. J. DUDE
Madison PIT. A. meets ~ : 80
2. m. Or. Jennie Reed speaking
on Reading Readiness. Educs-
ton week will be observed with
open house. Study hour from i;so
10 2:3o p. m. Mrs. Olga Burris
viii he assisted by MeSdames DON
aid Fries, sigurd Void, Murray
Brown and Mansfield Anderson.
Fircrest PIT. A. meets At I p.
m in the school. Miss Marjorie
Eager will speak on "Venereal Dis
eases" Mrs Edward Autermuhl
and Mrs. Paul Corbin will be
hostesses
Manitou Preschool meets at 7 30
p. m. at the home Of Mrs. c. Hos
kins. GAO So. Ferdinand. Mrs.
Hoskins will be assisted by Mrs.
Preston J. Thompson and Mrs.
Mscvean.
Oakland PIT. a. meets at $50
p. m. in the school. with Mrs Rob
ert r. Brooks presiding Mrs Avis
w. Christian will present a ton
cite demonstration There Will be
panel discussion on homemaking
and home education
Point Defiance P.-I. A. meets al
2:30 .. m. with DIR. Fordyce John
son speaking on Common Cold
It's Cause and Effect" Trygvs
BliN's room will give the program
Mrs l.. l.. Reed will be hostess
assisted by Mrs. Marx katich. Mrs
Ella Weaver and Mrs Clarence
Mcneil.
stewart PIT. A. will sponsor q
Back to School" night at 7:i5
Frank Ansrde will direct IN. or.
chestra and band.
Willard PIT. A. meets at T3l
p m. for their Dads night. There
will be a oolored motion picture
The second and third grade room
mothers are entertaining.
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THURSDAY

Fern HilI PIT. A. will meet al
p. m. in the school auditorium,
with Judge Ernest NJ. Card speak
ing on Strengthening Civic 10y
sltlss" Miss Anna Hikkelsen viii
sing and Miss Alice Stockton viii
play the violin.
Mothers OF Miss Inez y Halls
room will be hostsssss.
F1rcrest Presohool meets at sp.
m. al the home Of Mrs Paul Cor
bin. Del Mont. and Princeton ats.
Or. d n. Bell will speak on Pre-.
yentlon Of BLINDNESS, Mrs Corbin
viii he assisted by Art. George
Neistsdt and Mrs. Arthur Runyon.
Jason Ire PIT. A. meets for an
sll-dsy baek-to-school program.
Parents are 10 Wait the CLASSES.
have lunch with their son or
daughter. and attend a typical as
semoly. The program 0ill BE- IN
commemorstion Of Arimistios day.
". e +. Aeddins and his staff
Of teachers will be responsible. for
the program.
MARY Lyon P-T. A. meets al
? - 2 m 10 the school auditorium.
Miss Marjorie Kennedy Nill give
discussion on The KIND Of
Books Children Should Read The
school orchestra. under the super
vision II Miss HIlds 2sisnef. ali
play Room visiting hour IL from
] 70 2 p m. followed b. = silver
tea IN the auditorium Mothers
Of Mia Keaasdyt snd Alss ass-
ners rooms Nlil BE- hostsssss
nsniiou PIT. 4. ha2 moved its
date forward one week bscsus. -
Thanksgiving ard meets On Thurs.
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~ II : pm following ne
eeara meeting AZ / Elmer rhsns
wiil SPEAK On American fduea-
ton MFs G n naskln an rro-
eids ne musie sehoel fpeFns all
b opsn Ter visiting Tea Sill ~
served ~ ths teachers with Nfs
Katharine GshrisL principal IN
charge. assisted = NJ Nathllda
Mathsr. Miss Myrtle CORE Mrs.
Lea Eserts ard Mss Janice Wade
Mss CORES room viii pat or me
program.
Mason intermediate f.r A
meets 20 : % , n. fer Dads
Night program There Siil - a
Teachers ~ Home meeting from
80 10 % , m. with all teachers
in class rooms A salt all ~ pFe-
sented by Mrs. A NJ Ray. Earle
Bennett. vocational director for
Tacoma schools ain speak on
American Education ard VEGA.
tionsi Training The scheol orch.
estrs under Victor ksstis viii play
Nrs A. Kelly and Mrs r. c Hay
berg viii be hostesses assisted by
On mothers. Mssdames ~ nrown-
Ing. y Nys. n. Aetslls and W. o.
schwsninE.
sheridan TT. a. meets at : 20
?, m. The Rev. Fred HertEoE Of the
Calvary N. v. church viii talk on
Thanksgiving on the Hearth
stone Pupils q Miss Cecil spaces
SIXTH grade wlll pat On . Radio
style Broadcast" and playlet
entitled Romance In the Dictlan.
sry" Mrs Jim Campbell viii be
hostess. assisted by Mr. Ruth
sunieWich. with mother, q pupils
Of Miss Spaces room.
Whitman f.-T 4. meets Thurs
day at p. m, In the Cln Scout
room with Mrs Georgia Heath
speaking on Problems % the Deaf
and Hard 81 Hearing Several ss-
Whitman girls from Stewart will
sing. Mrs. Cara rskenhsm's
sixth grade pupils viii give part
Of the musical program. The study
discussion viii be held At | =. m.
The material viii be from the
National PIT. A. Magazine Mrs
Frank Schatter vii be hostess. a..
sisted by sixth grade mothers.
Mesdames Lester Green. a. ~.
Nielsen and Edward n Schultz
Mrs Edward Moody and Mrs. A. }
Smith have been appointed TO fill
the chsirman.hirs Of Health and
Radio.
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Markets at q
Glance

Stocks Strong and active
Bonds Higher: [. :. govern
ments higher
Curb stocks Higher.
Foreign Exchange STEADY.
Cotton Higher.
Nhesi-up about cent
Corn About steady.
Rubber Flrm.
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The Hitch Iiiker

EoLs Asrsf< ..o.Jg. scAt<Lkr COD
Lssc s<<.e<<r. THsr-Ses o. u<>1JA><
ia s4Aa~ET %. n % ~ WOW SvC1s< .
A SOU CO ,~cpr cCssGS sxyC ,<eSx
Efb$ - E<cs@ <SpyzcA.C,~ssa GA1
<pFEAr<s, C~sLy 70 race <<<lsS 40
CesG ~ C~sG toy room pA1Uv az
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RIIDAy

Arlington f.-T. 4. IL sponsoring
a fall festival and bazaar at T.30
y. m. An amateur program viii
precede the sale at the booths
Mrs. n. c. Hatley IL general chair.
man; Mrs. u. y. Brown. program
Mrs. Harold Hamblin. fancy work.
Other booths are Ice cream. coffee.
cake, candy, white elephant and
bulbs In charge Of Aesdames Evert
Costello. {. r. Turner. ID. A. Wi
son, ID. u. Wright. William rantz.
l. n. Larsen. John Trent. Robert
Robbins. William Johnson. A fish
pond will be under the direction Of
Arlington Presohool
Horace Mann PIT. A. il spon.
SorinE a bsck-to-schooi night fes-
turing a cafeteria supper 81 $50
? m. and program following.
STANLEY PIT. 4. meets st 100
.. m Herman sordfors. COM
mander Of the Edward u. Rhodes
Post. American Legion. viii speak
on the Place Of Public Edues-
ton In American Citizenship :"
Mrs. Ted Roller wiil sing. Mrs
Erie {. Young Will give several
readings. Tho meeting viii com.
memorate American Education
week and the 18th anniversary Of
the school The following people
have been invited as guests Of
honor for the occasion; Mesdarnss
Ralph Brindls. g. A. Stanley.
Victor ~ Miller. Grace Watson.
Howard Goold and hessrs. How
ard Good. r A Lind. 3 Christian
Erickson. W &. Wheeler. n b
Thompson, Alfred Lister and mem
bers q the school board. All past
presidents II the PIT A will alno
be honorcd. Refreshments will he
served in the school lunchroom by
Mrs Joseph stortlnl ard her
assistant.
Whitman Bark 10 School night
vii be held 81 745 p m. With
the second fourth and saith grade
pupils participating Mrs. Lods
"adsWorth. Mrs Pear Campbell.
Miss Josephine Cunningham, niss
Florence A. Marion. Mrs. Glars
A Thompson. Miss Ina Boek and
Miss Anga Dale wlil be In charge.
Following the program the PIT.
a. will have charge u the enter
tainmsnt and r.freshmsnts In ths
main hall and basement. Mrs.
Edward 7 Bowman j. general
chairman assisted by Mrs. Lester
Ellis Mrs. EdN4n Jacobson. Mrs.
Robert sheets and Mrs. John
Psafcs Heads o. committees are
Mrs. bowman Afs Ellis Mr.
Hazel Jones. Mrs. Frank ahattsf
Mrs. Clifford Weeks. Ars rssres.
M fdWafd .opdy. Mrs. Elmer
Nszzy Mrs. Charles DzN0n. 4rs.
y . Duncan Mrs.. Jacobson. nfs
Sheets Nfs Ronald smith. Mrs.
4 J Smith Mrs. D. { Jnrgsn.
soH and Hfs Eusi Ramsey
The following stats officers sud
o1i-of-iovu club presidents all -.
tend NJ. ana Mr. HsfmAn q
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ably to use fraction of their power.
ful aerial fleet in Norway, especially
during the first 10 days of the Ger
man invasion.
3. Because the allied high COM
mands, and most of their forces,
lacked initiative, speed and q will
lngness to take real losses for the
sake Of stopping and turning back
the German tide.
4. Finally, military observers are
forced to conclude one of two
things-either the British and
French had not prepared in advance
any adequate plan for meeting a
German attack upon Norway, OF
they lacked the generalship and
punch with which to put such q plan
into immediate effect.
Lessons From Norway.
AS an object lesson and as q
measure for judging future allied
conduct OF the war, the two most
important lessons out Of Norway
are undoubtedly:
% The definite establishment OF
serious lack Of coordination between
the three armed divisions of the
Anglo-French forces; and
90 The fatal paralysis which af-
f1icted the British air forces
throughout the first 10 days.
On both these points the superior
ity and efficiency Of the Germani
was simply staggering. Unless thu