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Evening star., 1941-01-26
Crisis in China

The impending departure of
Lauchlin Currie on special mission
from President Roosevelt to the
Chungking government of Chang
kai-shek is noteworthy event. Lit
orally on a flying trip, Mr.. Currie is
to be accompanied by one of the ace
economists of the Federal Reserve
Board Although the object of the
mission is clothed in official reti-
cence, the logical deduction is that
it is concerned chiefly with the
financial aspect of the grave troubles
with which Free China is today
confronted.
Our natural sympathy with China
in her struggle with Japan, plus
optimistic Chinese Nationalist prop
aganda, tend to obscure the fact that
three years of devastating war have
strained China's resources to the
utmost and have brought to the sur
face internal strains and stresses
which threaten serious consequences.
Chief among these domestic difficult
ties is the chronic tension between
the Nationalist government of Chang
Kai-shek and the Chinese Com
munist party.
We should not forget that, when
Japan launched her invasion of
China, it found that country in the
midst of q rro1opraJ civil r,o~ l..
tween NationalistS and Communists.
The two factions promptly made
common cause against the japanese
invader who vitality threatened both.
But they preserved their identi-
ties, adjourning rather than aban-
doning the differences which sep
arated them in principle. Communist
armies continued as distinct units,
operating in conformity with a gen.
eral strategic plan, yet retaining
their party high command and allie
glance. What we see in China is
thus a temporary alliance of inher-
emily hostile elements, bound to-
gether by the common pressure of
foreign foe. Even though working
effectively against the japanese, both
factions have continually striven to
improve their respective positions
within China itself, and neither can
really trust the other.
Locally, the Communists are the
weaker party, but they are supported
from without by the powerful hand
of Moscow. During the closure of
the Burma road, when Soviet Russia
was the only source of foreign sup
plies, the Communists possessed a
strong leverage in domestic politics
and made the most of it. Now that
Chang Kai-shek is assured of Amer
lean and British support, he is calling
a halt to Communist demands. This
sitter stand nearly provoked open
warfare between his Nationalist
troops and two Communist units
who momentarily defied his orders.
The quarrel seems to have been
patched up, but the situation is
still tense.
These are merely the outward
aspects of an extraordinarily COM
plex situation wherein Soviet, jap
anese, German and Anglo-American
diplomacy confront one another in
China. Both the ramifcations and
the possibilities are infinite. Our
State Departments recent gesture to
Moscow by lifting it's moral en-
barge" against certain exports is
undoubtedly a move in this obscure
and devious game, and Mr.. Currie's
mission is another. 1t will certainly
bear watching.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

A few names such as Judas" and
ARNOLD" have come down through
the centuries as synonyms for trea-
son. Major Quisling of Norway has
not only joined this select company
but can point with pride to the fact
that his surname already has be-
come an English participle, a dis
tinction not shared by his prede-
ceSSOrS.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

1t seems the Italians use brightly
for the Greeks to fire same right
back at them before it can explode.
Sounds like sort of a martial "volley
ball" and as though Mussolinis war
riors had been consistently losing
those final points.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

-. TIT Associated Press Is exclusIvely entitled tc
the use for IepubNca tion of all news diSnstchei
credited to IT OF not otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news published herein
All rights of publication of special dispatches
herein also are reserved
Evening star., 1941-01-26

Four horses in Australia we're stung
to death by bees. This is in contrast
to Bowie, where frequently the GUS
toners are stung by the horses.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

House flies have been released and
recaptured as far as thirteen miles
away; bar flies at much greater dis
tances.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
The Evening Star Newspaper Company
Rate bv Mail-Payable in Advance.
Member of the Associated Press

Entered as second-class matter post once.
Washington {.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Fifty Years Ago
In The Star

More than three columns of small type
were employed to tell Of the passing of
Evening star., 1941-01-26

Representative Cecil (RunD Bishop of
Illinois, successor to Representative Kent
Keller, learned the tailoring trade while
attending high school. He was success
sively q coal miner, telephone lineman,
professional football and baseball play
er. city clerk. engaged In the cleaning
tailoring business and postmaster.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02

SEE THE NEW - low priced medi-
cine cabinets with lumeline lights
attached MOofman's, Phone r.
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nate
Az H-fh1
AVOIDS DEPORTATION

Flint Apr 2-AP-Circuit Judge
clifford Bishop absolyed William
Hartrlck OF Saginaw OF a robbery
charge Monday for which he served
a year in prison when he was Is
years old Judge Bishop held
that the late Circuit Judge Fred W
Brennan lacked jurisdiction when
he sentenced Hartrick in 1920 Be.
cause OF his record, iisrtrtck had
been threatened with deportation
70 Canada
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OIL EHPLoDes

ColdFater. Mich, APT ms
The explosion Of can Of Kerosene
he vas holding and resultant burns
was blamed Tuesday Tor the death
OF Ernest l.. Kenyon. 10. OF Itch
feld
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PONDER ErpIonEs

Detroit. Apr ms Nine-year
old William Elder was in serious
condition in Providence Hospital
Tuesday after he ignited can OF
black powder. exploding II IN his
face
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
Legal Notices
ORDER APPOINTING TIME roR
MEANING CLAIMS

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro.
bate Court for the County Of Wash
tenaw
AT a session OF said Court. held al
the Probate office In the City~Of
Ann Arbor. in tho said County. on
the 18th day OF March A. - 1871
Present. Honorable Jay G.. Pray.
In TIC Matter OF the Estate OF
Arthur Green, Deceased
II appearing 10 tho Court that the
time for presentation Of claims
ed. and that time and place be ap-
pointed TO receive, examine and ad-
lust all claims and demands against
said deceased by and before said
Court.
II is Ordered. That creditors %
their claims 10 said Court ~ Eaid
Probate, Office on or before the
c5tn day Of May A. H. 1871. A.
ten o'clock in the forenoon, eaid time
and place b-ing hereby appointed for
the examination and adjustment Of
all claims and demands against said
deceased
II is Further Ordered. That pub
lic nSttce thereof be given by publl-
cation of a COPY NJ this order for
three successive weeks previous 20
said day Of hearing in the Ipsilanti
AfhItN = IFNNt u Tlf - y kffIfF VTlIlIFD
and circulated in said COUNT
JHf- O. PA jedse- 81 Poo,
bate
Adv 3-foz
STATE OF M1CHIGAN. IN the
Circuit Court for the county OF
Washtenaw. IN Chancery
Maxim Sercduk, Plaintiff "
Irene Sefsduk Defendant
SatlEfactorY proof appearing 20
the court By affidavit on fi!e. Tat
Defendant is not resident Of this
state but resident OF Pastel po-
land. IL is ordered that tho Defendant
answer the Din ~ complaint Nlod 200
tlis cause within three months from
tne date - This order
Dated February a. 1881.
Geo IS. Sample Circuit judge
william We Hamilton, Deputy
Clerk
Joan r XIX. A',orne Tor piar-
tff Business address }psii1nti.
Michigan.
a true COPY.
William v Hamilton. Deputy Ci--b
ADJ s.s0Z
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Vi SPEClALIZE-in re-wiring. A.
y, smith. 81 5. summit. Phone
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Business Services

Business Services offered
NOTORS-repai rewinds. Electric
Motor shop. 10 S. Huron
|DON WtLSON-moved from Is f.
Cross ST. TO So Z. Cross. Phone
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webb Coal CO Phone t26
HYLITE Waterproof Cement paint
for your basement walls tl.t5-
gal Elght colors. Moormhn
Phone I.
USED HEATING equipment one
stoker. one oil burner four run.
naces, one stove Holland Furnace
CO. 2l2 T.. Wash. Ann Arbor.
Hhpua INA Nntnnutt
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MATHEWS brd,t tNNo prod acts
Get another tor only Be-. COS D.
ILnaa In Nll-M
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
Business Services
business services offered

PLOWING- disking, yard grading
and general trucking. cliff But
ton. 1910 <. Cross. Phi. 4l5-J.
HOUSE painting. We viii not be
undcrbid. Work guaranteed. Terms
arranged. Pm. l60i-W.
POWER SPRAYING Fruit trees
and shrubbeFy- sprayed for scale.
Phone Ed Ladd. 81 Water ST.,
Ypsilsnu sili, Ann Arbor sac.
SEWING MACHINES - repaired.
All makes. Work guaranteed. Sing
er shop, 81 y. Huron. Phi saw.
WINDOW CLEANING wall was n
ing, wallpaper cleaned. IS yrs. ex-
perience. Ypsilanti Window Clean
ers, Phone 1871.
Upholstsrers
>UPHOLSTERING-rugs and carpets.
X Rendel. $685. Washtenaw Rd.
Pm, 2S-sls4 Ann Arbor.
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Bushes, and office equipment


TYPEW RITERS- all makes. sold.
rented. repaired. o. y. Morrill,, Si4
8. State St. Ann Arbor. Phone 1913.
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Announcements
lost ana Found

LOST diamond ring near Metho-
dist Church Tuesday Mar %. Re
ward. Return 10 Press office
FOUND - White hound with brown
and black spots. Inquire at 43i
Harriet Street
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Financial
eu,lne.s opportunItIes

Ro0MiNG-- ana boarding business
m no, sf Ssi b Ssa ET, s .sP. i rr.
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Ehman & GreenStreet
Wanted To Buy

Viii PAY CASH Tor mouse or
equity near downtown Box Eli
care Press.
= Afis-f4DLSE near school
can make small down payment
and balance on monthly basis.
Write Box E-1i care Daily Press.
HOUSE sonctHlng cheap for cash.
Around 5000 IA or near Depot
section. Box E-77, care Press.
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AutomotIve
Automobiles For s.e

1928 Plymouth -Four Door Deluxe.
beautiful tan finish IoT mileage.
excellent mechanical condition
$3.50.
Sport 5 dan t135
1881 Ford Deluxe Tudor Radio,
Heater. excellent condition. 1870.
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Beauty Shops

PERMANENTs- 81 to s.. shampoo
and fingerwave 25c all week.
Eleen's SI2 Perrin, Phone 1874.
BEAUTY SHOP for sale. reason
able Illness reason for selling
1928 Monroe, Wayne. Pm. SOS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
Business Services
Ru,Insss service, offered

HAVING AN AUCTION?
SEE Milford Osburn. auctioneer.
$50 Sweet Rd., Phone l33l-M.
ROOFING new applied or, old re-
paired Fave trough. furnace work.
Shauan Roofing Co.. Phi. 1858.
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Merchandise
Household Furnishings

Low PHiCEs-ou Gold seal Rugs
and ward goods Fast side Furni-
ture. 52s l., MICHIGAN, Pa. 1872
9xl2 LINOLEUM RUGS is5.
small radios. stoves furniture,
antiques. Youngs. 80 r. Cross
SIX ROOMS Of household furni.
ture for sale. sale continues until
an goods are sold. Prices reason
able. 1872 Bell
FURNITURE living room, bed
room and kitchen No dealers, 2ii
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
Business Services
Upholstsrers

UPHoLsTERiNG- Repairing quail
~ fabrics. Expert workmanship
W {. Wilson. 40 \. Huron. Phone
1898 or 1881
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WOMAN viii care Tor child in her
home Write Box Els care Daily
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MeArIna ApparsI
Farm Products. Equipment

PRICES - reduced ON all l.ei
clothing Bay non l05 ".
Mich. Phone IS .s-M
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Employment
heln Manted-Eemnln

MIDDLE AGED white woman.
room and board and small salary.
Care OF two children. Ref Box f.
IS care Press
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Florist

FUNERAL SPRAYS - and potted
plants. Depot Greenhouse. Norris
a Short Oak, Phone 1851.
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RIDE wanted to Michigan Central
Depot Detroit, leave a. m. rec
turn ; p. m. Pm. 1881 after 5 p. m.
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Stretch Your Dollar By Shopping From The Daily Cdssteds
Merchandise
Wanted To Buy

WATER = softensf. brine tank s0sd
condition. Fh. 7si-W after ?. m.
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CHUCKERINT Grand Piano. tho.-
oughly reconditioned tlts. toe T.
Michigan phonc SIS
FLOOR SAMPLE console piano
marked down 10 sell now. Grlnuell
Bros $40 ". Michigan
wAnItE PIANO upright GOOD
condition Nico tone Phone tiIal-
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POTATOES poe 6u Fresh esq.
l.. j. Hinzmaun. Ist u0UEe ----'+i''-
Lincoln school on WHITAKER IA
SEVERAL. VARIETIES APPLES
No. l sand grpWu potatoes tHc
hu VIII take orders Tor Northe
grown early seed potatoes tac
and 81 90 hu carrots. parsnips
turnips bests. fresh ezgs. etc.
Roberts Intersection Us ne -1
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Nl2 LINpLEIM RUGS %.
small radios, stoves furniture,
antiques. Noungs, 80 r. Gross
TX ROOMS - Of household furui-
an goods are sold. Prices reason
able. 1872 Bell
living room, bed-
room and kitchen No dealers. eii
\, Washington, Prone 5s3-i.
Wearing Apparel
PRICES - reduced on all l.ef
clothing Bay nov i0S ".
Mich. Phone i3is-M
Farm Products. Equipment
poe nu Fresh esq.
l.. j. Hlnzmaun. Ist uOUse -s--'ft D.
Lincoln school on Whitaker Ia
VARIETIES APPLES
No. l sand grQWn potatoes use
hu VIII take orders for Northe q
grown early seed potatoes tac
and ~ 90 hu carrots. parsnips.
turnips. betts. fresh szgs, etc.
Roberts Intersection Us re q 49,
MUSICAL Equipment
Grand Piano. thor
oughly reconditioned tlt5. toe g.
Michigan, Phone SIS
FLOOR SAMPLE console piano
marked down 10 sell now, Grlnueu
Bros $40 " Michigan
wARBE PIANO upright GocA
condition Nico tone Phone tilal -
90
Radio Equipment
YOU Will need tus service -
free At Grlnnoil RIOS Erstrilrss
Of Were YOU bought Nnur tatl".
mention this 81 nnd got zee ad-
iustmeut ON your push buttons i"r
the new locations ~ tIe radio
stations ON ,our dial Phone So
Merchants specials
BICYCLES New and used Nssost-
ment Of used auto tlrrs. Thorns
TIRE s09 w. Mitch ph a36
SAVE 500. $40 $40 Guaranteed
savings on YOUR rcfriEerator pun
chase Rest makes to choose from
Act today Grlnueil Bros :lo W
Michigan
Ord,t t4vo PREDICTS
Get another for only Sc. COS D.
cross. Pm. ait-W
ALL MUST GO brand now
washers Rest mEkes an fully
guaranteed savings up ~ 80 Act
TODAY and save money At Grinuell
Bros. eto w Michigan
SEE NEW Hot roint Rsfrigcra
tor. largo shipment iust received.
Family Radio, los " MirA4sau
GOOD tEFf4 =WaHAtng machines
so and up. BETTER Homes Ap-
pliance shop - y Warrington
Ideal EsS t625
webb Coal CO Phone go
HYLITE Waterproof Cement paint
q O
gal EigHt colors. Norman =.
USED HEATING equipment. one
stoker. one oil burner. four run.
naces, one stove Holland Furnace
Co 2l2 Il, Wash. Ann Arbor.
Phone 1853. NpsilRntl
Sand And Gravel
WASHED $3.50 GRAVEL
klLLlNS GRAVEL COMPANY
TEL YpsI liO7l Cno toll charged
CINDERs-dRAvEL
SAND pebbles. rocks. msnure
black dirt, general trucking Call
Julius Zahn. 7itsFil
FRANK /. REvIER sand. Gravel.
cinders and iii dirt Driveway
PEBBLES. manure. Phone 1905.
Business and Office Equipment
TNPEW RlTERS- all makes. sold
rented. repaired. o. u. Morrill,, 81
8. State St. Ann Arbor. Phone ssls
Miscellaneous
SEE THE NEW 49, low priced medi
cine cabinets with lumeline lights
attached. Moofman's, Phone re-
Wanted To suy
WANTED-Rood clean used furni,
slre. Private sales anytime S57
Penniman Ave. Plymouth. Harry
9. Robinson. auctioneer.
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McDaris & l1oten

IS s washington. Prone 1929
1870 Model 4 ........ tf5
1884 Chevrolet Master
toxin sedan ........ $50
LCDWiGS SERVICE STATION
MlrfIran A. Ballard
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Live Stock and Poultry

NOTIcE FARMERS Would you
Ike 10 secure fine puregbred hogs
without Investing cash7 See our
repre- tentative al Ann Arbor. Inn
plement CO. every Monday or Mon
roe office any day or write us for
plan gifts and bosrs-sli breeds
all vaccin3ted. Continental Live
Stock CO.. Monroe.
EXTRA PROFITABLE = Egg-pro-
ducing Barred Rocss, White Rocks
ana large type Legiorns. Give "
try.out Orchard Croft Hatch
srv. IS EmerIek. Phone 1888.
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Meronanta spselaIs

BICYCLES Sew. and used Npsost-
ment of used aut" tires. Thorns
Tire .01 ". Mitch ph b3d
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Irueka tor Sal.

1879 FORD PiCKUP- $4,000
1910 FORD PICKUP $500
T.. g WIFDMAS AUTO co
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Employment
Help lYanteo-Eemale
situations Wantsd-fem ale

FINNISH WOMAN wants work
By the day or hour Phone 1909.
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ana Land


so ACRES complete set buildings,
electricity fruit. sandy 'ioam soil,
Ag.0O
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WANTED-good clean used furni-
tslre. Private sales anytime S57
Penniman Ave. Plymouth. Harry
q Robinson. anrtioneer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
Plans Made
By PIT. A.
Lincoln Group issues 40
Invitations 10 Leaders

Invitations have been issued
10 and accepted by some forty
teachers and patrons, who
with the officers, will take
the leadership for the coming
winter in making Lincoln
PIT. A. an important and
enjoyable school activity. The
invitations were in the form
Of pies inscribed Lincoln
PIT. A. Pie. Time 70 get your
finger in it"
These chairmen from the school
staff are school education. Prin-
cipal - o. Beal. program. the
new yics-pnncipal. Mr.. Leslie
Hoar. health. Miss Helen Fred
rlcks. humane education. Mr.. o ..
Seedham. radio ana motion pie
turs Miss Lola Frars. safety. VI.
Lloyd Hague pianist. Mr. A KEEP
hnEsf.
FftfN AfHf FahAfA' nav RH
elected attendance. Mrs. J n
Running. awards and goals. Mrs.
a. inghsm. character education.
Mrs. A. o. Simmons. clippings.
Mrs. Homer Upton. budget and
finance. Ms Thor HOMELAND. floral
and decoration. Mrs Hei Beck.
man. Ameficanlzati0n. Mrs y ..
stsels. exhibits and publications.
Mrs.. \. z. linn. guest hook. Mrs.
William kshOut historian. Mrs..
EiNell Heyf. Hospitality Mrs
Charles Grover snd Df a o. Sim
mons hone-makinE. Afs. A r.
BUS. International relations. Hrs
J. CeshaB. legislation. Mr. O.
A. Rsimsn. membership. Mrs.
8yFon Carr. magazine Afs. Roy
Caflson, music. Mrs y. .. Gil
bert. pep song director. DR. Hay
Ffedfies, narcotics. Mrs. Paul
Heating parent education. Mrs.
e. . Lamb. publicity. Mrs.. A. u.
gsfstad. pafliafnsutafaan, hfh- -
r. C4sbn fscfsafiOns. Mrs.. , A
Bendfichasn and NJ. Arthur Han
s0n. record boos. Ms. George Jors
gsnson. student al. HFs - q
Owens social hygiene Dr. A "
Bus s0cisl HFa Paul L<y~sr.
sunshins. Hrs Ina sehNafz vo-
cztional saBcation. Principal N =
Ford q Psrkisnd junior nighs
ways and means. Mrs. /. N. Lar
son. welfare. Ars. Fred lockwood.
and yearbook. Mrs. l. y. Barton.
These all al meet for tns FIRST
time A. the executive committee
fun-fest % b. held a. the home
q the president the last week u
August. V1hsn pr. 4. pep songs.
plans and games viii be enjoyed
~ all
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
Returns From Trip
To South and East

Master Floyd Meade. 12-year-
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell
n. Meade, 25l9 No. Lawrence st,
has just returned from a seven
weeks vacation tnp to Sacra-
mento, Cal. and to San Francisco.
where he visited Mr.. and Mrs. F.
F.. Meade He then motored with
them to the east via Lake Tahoe,
Reno, New, Salt Lake City and
through the southern states TO
their home in Evansville, Ind. He
also visited with relatives in Union
Town, Kentucky. for a week He
made the return trip home alone
by train.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
at
Church Rites
Miss Marie Louise johnson
Weds Mr.. Donald Mon,on

In a setting of white glad
ioli, marriage vows were read
by candlelight Saturday eve
ming for Miss Marie Louise
Johnson and Mr.. Donald o.
Monsoon. The ceremony was
solemnized at $50 o'clock in
Bethlehem Lutheran church,
the Rev. J. P. Pflueger Off
ciating. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lars
T. Johnson and the bride
groom Is the son of Mr.. Mar
tin MonSOn Of Blue River,
Wis, and the late Mrs. Mon
son.
Miss Mildred Monson sang oh
Perfect Love" and Because" and
Mr.. Gerhardt Svare sang The
Lords Prayer" Miss Constance
Martin was tn. organist
For her marriage, the bride
wore a gown Of white net made
with a ruffled skirt and a long
train. Her veil was caught TO her
head with orange blossoms. Her
flowers were a bouquet OF gar
denias. swsnsonia and stephanotis.
Miss Teresa honson. sister Of
the bridegroom. was maid Of honor
and Mrs. Arthur Jensen. sister Of
the bride. was the matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Mrs Helene
Fritts. Mrs Harold Morgan. Miss
Evelyn Monson and Mrs. Leonard
Berglund All were zownsd in
blue ofgsndy and all the gowns
were designed alike with fun skirts
and square neck1nes The attend
ants flowers ver. white pompon
dshhas
Junior bridesmaids were Inc
Misses Carol Elizabeth johnson
and Beryl Mare Fritu. small
cousins ~ the bride
M Marvin Aonson served his
brother - best man and Aessrs
Harold Johnson. Clsrene. hon.on.
Robert Aonson and FRED johnson
were the ushers.
A reception IN the church par
lors followed the wedding eere-
mony Mrs. johnson receiving
guests in a gown Of bright blue
crepe made with fun skirt Her
flowers were a eorssge Of salmon
gisdioli
Pouring were Mr. Harold John
son and Mr. Fred Johnson. sls-
tsTs-in-lsV II tne BRIDE. and as
sistinE were Mrs. john Lsngdon.
Mrs. Natalie Blk. Mis- Dorothy
Tollsfson. Miss Nsys Olson. Miss
Laura Hsuzs and Ms. Florence
Hsugs
For ner wedding tnp. the BRIDE
chose a dress Of saddl. tan and
white over which She wore a beige
top coat. Following a short mo-
tor trip. Mr. and Mrs. Aonson viii
20 TO Olympia where they will
establish their home Sept. !.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Aonson at
tended Pacific Lutheran college
The BRIDE Also attended Carolyn
Svops school IN California.