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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
1900 Veterans al
Rally in Seattle

More than $500 war veterans
and wives attended a rally staged
in Seattle Friday night by the
Veterans Dill-for-Governor club.
it was reported Saturday by Fred
S. Lambert, secretary of the or
gsnlzation.
a mammoth parade. with some
100 automobiles and 100 veterans
marching. wound its way through
Seattle's downtown area prior TO
the rally. Sharing the platform
at the rally with former L. s.
Senator c. c. Dill. was Congress
man Mon c. wsllgren, who is
running for T. S. senate as Demo
cratic nominee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
Marri;aee
licenses

Marriage license applications
have oesn filed WITH ths Pierce
county auditor b. Raymond L.
Scott. y Fort Lewis. and Eleanor
Maols Wallace Il. 521l No. 35th.
Alex sug. u. McChord Field, and
Meril s. Doyle. 20. Route 3. Box
2s2. Tacoma. Edward Allen jew
EFT IS. Route } Box rs, Puysllup.
and Helen Marie Foster. %. $50
So. X ST. r searls Clifford Mel
son. le. Route ?. Box as. Tacoma,
and Charlotte Gilmer shevlsnd Is.
Route }, Box PAS. Tacoma. Alfred
Frank scholz. Is. Route 2, Box
23s. Puyallup. and Emma Jane
Lee. 10. Route 3 Box 27e, Puy-
sllup: Roscoe Clifford Anderson.
81. $40 21st S. z. Puyallup, and
Lucille Roberta Kase, 81, Route
Z. BOX AL. Tacoma: Erling Nor
man Leding IS, Ketchikan. and
Nancy Fills, 1e. 500 Ia. 47th,
Lawrence John Strong. ~. and
June Maxine Wright, "a, both of
Route l, Box EOS, Tacoma; Rich
ard Frederic Backeberg. 20. and
Mabel Jean Nichols. II. both Of
Route (. Box 1873. Tacoma; Will
liam McCallum. ~. and Irms l..
Righetti. 40 both OF Shelton: Al
fred r. Klapstein. q. 1908 So. J
st. and Gertrude X. Rohn. 21
I'LL SO. /. Paul Guy Hudgins, 20
and Georgiana Louise Brown, Is,
both OF Kent.
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Speers Reports
Property Sales Up

r Y Spsers reports J resl IS
tate sales for October. These
homes range IN price from $1,000
70 s. 500. with the increase in
the number ~ people coming 20
this city and with shortage Of
houses for rent values vii in
crease both in houses for rent and
for sale.
In my opinion Speers said
anyone contemplating buying =
home should do 30 as soon ss Dos
sible as there isn't much choice
now IN the number Of homes for
sale and each month vii be less.
Sales during October included.
Jessie Schsklett to Enoch Wag-
Mid. house located in Fircrest;
Frank Tobinski 10 James Joyner.
1927 North Cakes Edward Young
10 Leila Robertson. 72nd and Wick
cry Road; Agnes Rea 10 Robert
Bodin. 503s South Puget Sound.
Mary Warren 70 Albert Magruder
6202 South Montgomery: Gladys
Fins to Nicholas Pisani, $40 South
esth; Pearl Thompson to William
Arndt, 1915 9th Avenue: Fred Ad-
Ter TO Ray Monteith, room bum
galow and acres near Woodland
School: Wallace Hedberg to W.
Roy Snyder. 224 South 45th, Rich
ard Peterson to George Swansey.
PIT South 54th: Charlotte Mcleod
to George Beach. 2915 North 30th;
Wallace Hedberg To ". Roy shy
der. 22s South 45th. George swa-
sey to Richard Peterson 14ll
South 47th; Wallace Hedberg 10
Frank Sirianni. 1900 South 45th;
George Swasey TO Roy Rentoul
72e South 51st; Ernest Linstesd TO
Elmer Peterson, 1920 South d
George Swasey to Charles Moore,
701s Montgomery
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Core Of the News
NO INSPECTIONS TUESDAY

The states vehicle inspection sta
ton at So. 3sth and South Tacoma
way will be closed all day Tuesday.
Nov. 5. because of election day. 1t
was announced Saturday by Joseph
Thomas. foreman.
Tune in on statewide broadcast
over Mutual network Sunday. Nov
3. at 4;45 p. m. Sen. Brewster of
Maine. speaking in Spokane. will
reply to Sen. Downey's recent
broadcasts. This is going to be
good. adv.
Special meeting. 1921 LIST ave.
Seattle. / p. m. Sunday. Very i'm
portant. All Railroad classes re-
quested to be pres. l. S. Johnson.
adv.
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AEhN 7 LINES
DlCAV 81 SIRlCI 8
MAER6 BRING IVES
WILL pc loCAy 20.
Two-Mill Levy for improvements
To Libraries for One Year ONLY

One of the two special proposals
TO be voted on Tuesday when cleo
tors go to the polls will be the
proposition of whether Tacoma
shall levy during the year 1941 an
additional tax of two mills for the
purpose of providing funds for the
acquisition, establishment. con-
struction, equipment and operation
OF branch Libraries and for the
purpose of repair, equipment, OPP
GRAFTON and maintenance of exist
ing libraries in the city.
Proponents of the ballot pro-
posal submitted the following
statement for consideration OF cleo
tors before they vote Tuesday:
THE levy has the support OF the
city commissioners and is intended
to reimburse the library for losses
of revenue that have hampered its
work during the past 10 years Due
TO legal technicalities and tax
shortages, the city could not pro-
vide the library with all the money
budgeted for its support and the
a c cum ulated shortage now
amounts TO over $4,000. The Ii
brary is the only city department
in this unfortunate position. The
library board asked for help and
the mayor and council have placed
the special levy on the ballot.
For One Year Only
This levy is for one year only
and will provide approximately the
same amount as the accumulated
shortages from recent budgets. AS
the library is on a cash basis there
are no accumulated debts TO be
paid off and the whole amount of
the levy. which will become avail
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
Bar Association
Hears Olzendam

Tacoma Bar association mad Rod
eric c. Olzendam, public relations
director for the Weyerhseuser Tim
Der Co, as guest speaker at its
luncheon meeting in Tacoma hotel
Friday.
Olzendam stressed the import
ance Of a concern making its en-
ployes feel as though they were
taking active part in its develop
ment and growth. He said the
Weyerhaeuser company had done
this by making pictures of the en-
tire industry and showing them TO
those in the company's employ.
These pictures also were shown to
the general public throughout the
United States and were the object
OF much interest, according to the
speaker.
In closing. olzendam pointed out
the employees OF company were
its best public relation representa-
tiyes.
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able in 1912. will be spent for i'm
provements.
THE greatest needs are for more
new books and for new branches TO
be located in parts of the city that
are not now well served People
in the south end must come from
three to five miles to the main Ii
brary to get their books as there
is no branch library in their part
of town where students of Lincoln
high school. Stewart intermediate
school and the several grade
schools can get help with their
school work. In the Sixth ave dis
trict the only library service is a
small and inadequate collection of
books at jefferson play field.
To Build Branches
with passage of the special
levy the library board plans to
build branch buildings in both the
south end and the Sixth ave. dis
triots Each branch will have A
small auditorium for use of COM
munity organizations as well as
book collections for children and
adults.
ANY balance remaining after
the two new branches have been
built and equipped will be spent
for more new books, for repair OF
present library buildings and for
improvement of service given to
those who use the library
Those who want better library
service for themselves and neigh
bors will make it possible by vot-
ing yes on the special 2-mill levy
for the library next Tuesday"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
Navy Basic Training
Plane Forced Down

A U. s Navy basic training
plane was forced down Saturday
morning at McChord field because
of Indictment weather, sirbase Off
cials reported.
Pilot of the ship was Lieut..
c. w. Stewart. L. S. n. who was
accompanied by Admiral l. VII
son, commander of Battleship Di-
vision No. l. Admiral Wilson was
making study Of overhaul facih-
ties of air corps bases and was
enroute 10 San Diego when the
plane was forced down. Wilson
left by train for the south. while
Lieut. Wilson remained at Nc
Chord field and was 70 continue
the trip south as soon as weather
permits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
PuYallup Church Planning
An-Day Meeting Thursday
Miss Florence Boil to Head Rebekuh
Lodge During Coming Yeor

"BuhbllnE over" musical COM
edy. will be presented Saturday
evening a. the high school audi
forum by members Of the Eagles
auxiliary. Proceeds will be used
for the Community chest and 10
purchase drill team uniforms
In connection with the play
there will be a baby show. pic
lures Of the contestants having
been placed in downtown stores
with boxes for votes. Each vote Is
a penny and the boxes containing
the most coins will declare the
winners. The youngsters will be at
the play Saturday night.
Puyallup Heights PIT. A. held
its Halloween party for the stu
dents Thursday evening at 7
O'Clock with Mrs. Lester Goelzar
as general chairman. She was as
sisted by Miss Buelah Burns. Mrs.
Gus Arneson, jr., Mrs. c. J. crsbb.
Mrs. Frank Hendricks. Mrs Rice
Anderson and Mrs L. y. Botsford.
Alderton PIT. A. held its party
Friday night with Principal Vim
cent Bruzas in charge.
Business and Professional Wom-
ems club will hold a dinner meet
ing Monday evening at $50 at the
Presbyterian church dining rooms.
Speaker will be Leslie Jochimsen
OF Puyallup. His talk on civic gov
eminent which will be followed by
quiz on the subject.
Stoyail-South Wedding
In the presence of so relatives
and friends Miss Julia Kathryn
Stoyall and Louis South, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. South of zoos
West Main ave, were married at
the home OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Stovsll of Noun
tain View Friday evening at s
O'Clock. Rev. Give Taylor. pastor
of the First Christian church read
the vows.
The bride, wearing a pink bro
caded satin gown. WAS given in
marriage by her father. She was
attended by Mrs. Ruby Olsen. sis
ter of the bridegroom, who wore
a dress Of pale blue embroidered
organdy over satin. The best man
was Earl Filkins, brother-in-law
OF the bridegroom. The bride car
ried pink chrysanthemums and her
attendant wore a corsage OF white
garienias. Before the ceremony
Mrs. Laura Filkins, sister of the
bridegroom, sang "Will You Re-
member p. accompanied by Miss
oveida Hauge.
After the ceremony reception
was held at which Mrs. o. r.
Bingham presided. assisted by
Mrs. Ermal Pownall and Miss
oveida Hauge, The parents of the
bride and bridegroom were in the
reception line. Mrs. Stovall wear
ing black crepe with corsage of
white gardenias and Mrs. South's
costume in powder blue crepe with
corsage of white gardenias.
For going away Mrs. South wore
a pine -colored suit with black ac-
cessories. After a short trip south
the new home will be in Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
RUSTON JOB INCREASED

A WPA supplementary project
to complete laying of $50 feet OF
10-inch sewer pipe in Ruston. in
the alley between Winifred and
Highland streets from No Park
ave. to 5lst st. has been sent TO
Washington for final approval. In
crease in size over original plans
and difficult digging made an in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
Hampson In
Appeal Step
High Court Gets
Briefs Friday

Five months after the sensational
scientific trial 81 James Hamp-
son for the skull-crushing murder
OF Mss Virginia Rifle. appeal
briefs were served on Prosecutor
Thor e. Tollefson and filed with
me state supreme court Saturday.
Hampson. 33-year-old Fife dairy
truck driver. was convicted Of first
degree murder June Is. after in
PRODUCTION Of testimony Identifying
spots on his clothing as human
blood. hair and brain tissue.
New Attorneys
The appeal brief prepared BY his
new attorneys BERTH Johnson OF
Tacoma and John J Sullivan OF
Seattle. asks a new trial on claims
Of a number Of errors by the trial
judge. E. D. Hodge
The dairymsn has been in jail
since Feb. 81. when Miss Rifles
unconscious form was found on the
AfONL ldNll bl Htl AdAllfl AANhAN
at 1889 So Ferry st. He stead
lastly and calmly has protested his
innocence Of killing the girl, his
former sweetheart
Model Prisoner
Hampson has been a model
prisoner both during his four
months wait for trial and five
months wait since he was convict-
ed Since June his trial attor-
nev Frank Hale. has taken an sp-
pointment as assistant u. s. dis
trict attorney.
The convicted man. under SEM
tence to life Imprisonment, then re-
tanned the two attorneys who de-
Tended John Ord in his trial for
the murder of Myra Nosler week
before the Hampson trial last June.
Appeal briefs were filed Friday
at the last moment possible be-
fore the appeal would die for lack
Of action
crease Of 1891 in PWA funds and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
BRITISH REPORT

LONDON-Brush airplanes, in
a smashing attack on German OBJ
jectives during the night. bombed
Berlin. the great krupp ornaments
works. IS sirdromes a. some OF
which German planes were Just
taking off 10 attack Britain. and
various industrial detectives. the
air ministry asserted today.
Several OF Berlins principal rail-
road stations and freight yards
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
Call Mass Meeting
Sunday for Strikers

Lumber and Sawmill Workers
union has called mass meeting
for members affected by the strike
against Il Tacoma mills for Sun
day at p. m. The sessions will
be held in union headquarters in
the Coliseum building, So. 18th
and Market SITS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
STAG PARTY

Members of the University-Union
club plan an election night stag
party to be held at club quarters
Tuesday. Election returns will be
heard and members will root for
their favorite candidates. Dutch
lunch will be served at IL o'clock.
DR.. Cyril V. Lundvick has re-
turned from Cleveland. Ohio. and
is resuming his practice OF eye,
ear. nose and throat. SIS Medical
Arts Bldg. adv,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
MAY STAY OUT
Bt { II ARE = I


quarters reported today that Tur-
key might be offered guarantees
by several powers 10 keep her out
OF war.
Franz Won Papen, German am
oassador 10 Turkey, was under
stood 10 be behind the plan and
some Observers believed it was the
purpose OF his return 10 Berlin.
Team work by Germany and
Russia would be required 10 make
n n belligerency acceptable 10
Turkey. II was pointed out. be-
cause with Russian encourage
ment, Turkey would be expected
70 aid Greece, in compliance with
her alliance with Great Britain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
GARRISON STRENGTHENED
BUDAPEST. Hung

ports from the south indicated
today that German garrsons in
Rumania were being strength
ened. that German troops were
demonstrating all along the Jugo-
slav border. and that German
tourists and rest curists' were
streaming into Bulgaria.
An early snow and generally
bad weather was believed aiding
Greeoe's resistance to Italian in
vaders
II was feared that II the Italian
campaign begged down, Germany
might intervene 10 save the axis
powers prestige.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
BICYCLES STOLEN

Bicycle thefts have been report
ed to police by Jack King. 64o1
Mckinley ave; William d. Shine.
to4l1 Bell st. and Tom Goodrich.
40s Ea. 65th 81.
Always better butter at Cow
Butter Store" ladv.l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04

MORE TROOPS MOVE

SOFIA = bulgaria looked ner-
vously today to her northern from
tier. across which German troops
were moving in Rumania, but she
was reported 10 have sent rein
forcements TO her southern border.
facing Turkey.
Officials refused to comment on
the reported movement OF new
army units 10 the Turkish border.
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III ERE'S MORE ABOUT
War in Europe
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

time standing or sitting on make
shift seats.
When the "all clear" sounded
there was tremendous congestion
in busses, subway trains and street
cars as people flocked from the
might life of the west end.
The first half of the raid was
marked by the heavy rumbling
and crashing of anti-aircraft fire,
mostly IN outer districts. Now
and then resounding salvoes from
the big guns near the center of
the city rocked the United Press
building.
One Hospital Hit
A eommunique on the raid said:
Amsterdam on the evening of
Nov. l was bombarded by the
Royal Air Force. British filters
dropped explosive bombs on purely
residential districts OF the city.
Among others, one hospital was
heavily hit. Nineteen wounded
soldiers were hereby killed. &C
cording to reports thus far. The
number of seriously or slightly
wounded has not yet been estah-
hshed
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PUYALLTP-An all-day meet
ing Is planned By the Division Of
Christian Service OF the Methodist
church for Thursday. The DAY will
open At 10 a. m. with q mission
service conducted BY Mrs r. S.
Gsssman. At 1913 Mrs Paul Han
await. president Of the group. will
direct the business session and
Mrs. B. F. Boyle will be in charge
of the 1890 luncheon.
In the afternoon Mrs. Marion
Catron will conduct devotions at
I:30 and Mrs. Marmaduke Dods-
worth will speak on No East, No
West" Mrs. Dodsworth. with her
husband has been stationed on the
Malay peninsula in mission work
and is in this country on furlough.
Musical numbers will be piano solos
by Mrs. Z. p. Breaky.
Miss Florence Ball will fill the
office OF noble grand Of Schuyler
colfax lodge OF Rebekahs for the
next year. She was elected Friday
night at Odd Fellows hall. She sue
ceeds Mrs. Effie schuetz.
Other new officers are Mrs W
N. Buckmaster, vice grand. Mrs
Hugh Kellogg. recording secretary;
Mrs William Weight, financial sec
Rotary; Mrs. Minnie Kruger.
treasurer; Mrs. Walter Buck, de-
gree team captain and Mrs. Hugh
Kellogg. trustee for three years.
After a short business session
Monday night, members OF the A
o. u. w. lodge will stage a penny
carnival to which the public In in
vited. There will be games, booths
where hot dogs, doughnuts. pie and
coffee will be served and a fish
pond among other attractions. A
dance will conclude the evening.
Mrs. Ralph Goodale Is general
thdll ildis MITE 1illui buiFtAtt
has charge of bingo. Mrs. Mary
Austin. refreshments, and Mrs.
Pearl sedergren, the candy booth.
Saturday evening a group Of
members will motor to Enumolaw
to attend the semi-annual South
west district meeting which COM
prises lodges from Seattle to Aber-
deem.
Citizenship Glass
In connection with citizenship
classes being conducted at the
First Christian church under spon-
sorship of Rev. Give Taylor. an
English class will be formed next
Wednesday evening at 7:15. Those
of foreign birth who do not read
and write English. requirement
of citizenship, are invited to join.
There In no charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04
DRIVERS TICKETEp

Drivers ticketed for disobeying
traffic signals. police said Satur-
day. were Margaret b. Fletcher.
1912 So. 62nd st. for running
through a red traffic light; and
Edward Leach, 4o5 Ea 3oth St, for
a prohibited left turn.
Hospital flowers. HIM Florist.
adv.
Hear Congressman John NJ. Cof-
fee tomorrow. kMO., SIS p. n.
and from kIRO al 10:45 p. n.
KEEP COFFEE IN THE
HOUSE" adv.
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One pound Of steel can be made
into l4o0 safety razor blades.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-04

were attacked, a communique said.
Among other targets, were syn
thetic oil plants at Magdeburg and
Geisenkirchen, an industrial fac
tory near Gelsenkirchen, the Krupp
works at Essen. where a blast fur
mace was bombed, and the railroad
junction at Osnabruck.
Other royal air force planes
bombed the Is sirdromeS, all in
German-occupied territory.
Planes Driven or
One hundred German and Italian
planes seeking 10 break through
the British defense barrage to
bomb London were driven hack in
scattered disorder today after a
dramatic one-hour fight over
southeast England
Witnesses reported seeing al
least five Italian Fiat planes pow
er dive 10 hardly more than 200
feet above the ground TO escape
British fighter planes which raced
into the axis fleet and. machine
guns splitting. broke il up.
Palace Wrecked
German airplane bombs have
wrecked parts OF Kensington pal
ace, in which the Earl Of Athlone.
governor general Of Canada. has
his apartments and in Which his
sister Dowsger Queen Mary and
Queen Victoria were born. it Was
disclosed today.
The apartments Of the Ear Of
Athlone were severely damaged.
The few servants IN the palace
were not wounded as they had gone
10 air rsid shelters.
Firemen saved paintings. fur
nishinEs and other valuablss worth
between $4,000, 900 and 5000 600.
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crease of 1891 in PWA funds and
1854 in city funds necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-01-23
Mrs. Roosevelt Is Guest
OF Newspaper Women
After Film Benefit
Secretary of Treasury and
Mrs. Morgenthau Accompany
Her to Supper Party

Mrs Roosevelt the supper News
sponsored the world premiere
OF the motion picture ABE Lincoln Illinois,
will be divided Hospital and its
fellowship fund Mrs Roosevelt supper
Secretary the Treasury
they stayed received with the two
vice presidents the Mciever and Miss Helene
Livingston Kravad7e who chairman Of the
Many of the distinguished guests film at RKo Kehs
Iheaer went on to the supper party.
The party ballroom
about the long room and floor left dancing
Miss Elisabeth Enicott questions during
the evening quiz times
were broadcast over Nation hookup
the stars and picture officials headed Carmody
headed by the president of the club Katharine
Serving with MIR carmody Mr. John
him. who also plays the of John PICTURE
Gordon the Mary Todd of the movie,
Longworth chairman for benefit Mrs Robert
Low Bacon chairman of debutane ush Miss
Of club ''''~' ~>'''''''''
Following contest between stars and club members the
Virginia reel danced Gene Gowng New York
h folk dancing and American Dances calling the figures
among
from the diplomatic who attended the show and the Others
de- Biancb the Norweran Minister and Mm Hnha d ,t
the Latvian Minister
Republic and Sonora
IIurban 1rimescu
lister and Mrs
and the Military Atache Cuban
Munla.
Mr. Justice and Mrs Hugo Black Mr. Justice
Reed the officials of the Federal
supper vandenberg with
her Arthur H. Joseph e.
Eldon P. King
company Edward Everett Gam
Secretary Hurley N Doak
widow of former Secretary of Labor former United
to the Argentine and
cock Secretary Treasury
Wood Robert,
Loose the Dean of the Cathedral
Noble Powell Mr. and Mrs Rudolph
Noyes, the Rev and Mrs
Mrs Crosby Noyes Hua
Dr. and Mrs Harold W. Krogh Mrs Mahena Harrison Williams
her daughter, Miss
Erwin, Mrs Charles Stanley Kimberley
guest Mrs Lawrence Carson Mrs oenevieve Cook Mrs Mary Mac
HUMPHREYS Harris and Mr.. Mills
Mrs Ned Bunson Harris former president recently
her accident OF last spring those the
supper and Of the club included Miss
town Mrs Roderick 1p editor of the women
Portsmouth Va STAR and Mrs Julia Lee Rchart the Alexandria,
Va. Gazette
luncheon yesterday in honor Of Miss Ruth
necion with the premiere of Abe Lincoln Illinois,
Miss Gordon porrays Mary Todd
~ Senator and MIS- CLARK had planned Joint luncheon the Capitol
Guests at Mrs Clarks luncheon
included Mrs Stanley Henry Mogenthau ;
Johnson Mrs Burton Wheeler Tyding
Henry Cabot Lodge, T
Representative and Mrs Maoney Orleans
now established their apartment the Wardan
arrived in early yesterday Maoney
was here for the opening of Congress-
Mrs Maoney to washington.
Representative and Mrs Robert guests at
the Wardman Park Hotel their and daughterinlaw
j. H. Doughton of Saesvil who will a
Comdr Thomas P. Jeter, u N,
Comd Jeer has been
years. They stopping temporarily with Mrs
letters parents Mr. and Mrs T. Howard Duck Hyattsve
and Mrs Rice Arlington guest Mr. Tam
Den director of recreation in Cincinnati Deng
washington to attend White House