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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Guild Tea
On Monday
Mrs. George Mils'cd
viii Open Home

Mrs. George X. Mllsted,
2S14 No. Union ave. will open
her home To the Needlework
Guild of America for a tea
from 2 until { o'clock on Mon
day afternoon. Entertaining
Jointly will be the other mem
bers of the executive board.
Mrs Unlisted Is the treasurer and
other officers are Mrs. W. y. Me
Carly. president, Mrs. A. r Vet
ter. secretary. and Mrs. Perry c.
Snyder. assistant secretary.
All Needlework Guild section
presidents and directors and repre-
sentatives Of organizations taking
part in Needlework activities have
been invited 10 attend the affair.
II will also be open TO all other
interested persons. The tea Is a
prelude TO the annual fall drive
OF the organization.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
A.A.U.W. Plans Series
Of 5th Monday Meetings

A new innovation this year for
American Association Of Univer-
sity Women are the joint meetings
of A. A. U. w. sections on fifth
Mondays. The meetings will be
given over to Greek culture.
The drama section will be host
ess for the first meeting to be held
on Monday. The program will
include Greek Drama in a Nut
SHELF by Mrs Alfred Grau: a
reading from "Aristophanes the
Frog" by Mrs Walter Tate: an
outline of Greek literature by Mrs.
William Gerringer: Music - All
Greek" by Mrs. Ned Graves, and
"Highlights Of Greek Art and
Architecture" by Miss Sally Sicade.
A '1unchette" will be served at
1870 O'Clock with section ehairmen
as hostesses. Mrs Joseph Som
mers is in charge Of fifth Mon
days"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29

MS. Robert Thronburgh. sister
Of the bridegroom. was the brides
only attendant and ~. Raymond
Orson Dunn served the bridegroom
as best man Ushers were Messrs
William Wagner. cousin Of the
bridegroom. and Rex Harding and
Darlow Bnrdick. fraternity broth
ers Of Mr.. Dunn
Given in marriage BY her
hrother-in-law DIT John J Greer.
the bride was charming IN a brown
costume suit with brown fur collar.
Her accessories were brown and
her flowers were n coTsage Of
green orchids with brown fleeks
A reception At the home Of the
bridegroom parents followed the
we'd ding ceremony. Welcoming
guests with the bride and bride
groom and the hridegroom's par
ents. were the brides hrother-in-
law and sister. DR. and Mrs John
J. Greer Of Omaha.
Following their wedding trip 10
Kansas city. Mo. Mr. and Mrs
Dunn Will establish their home In
Dallas. Tex
The bride attended Aqulnas
academy here and Creighton uni
versity In Omaha. Mr. Dunns
schools include the University of
Nebraska and Baylor university Of
Waco. Tex. His fraternity is Pm
Gamma Delta.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Take Vows
In Chapel
Miss lassiter Becomes
Bride Of Young Officer

Miss Evelyn Lassiter, daugh-
ter of Capt. and Mrs. r. c.
Lassiter of Fort Davis, n. c.,
and Lieut.. George Muller, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul G.. Null
Ter of Burley, Idaho, were
married at a candlelight cere-
mony last Saturday afternoon
at 4 o'clock in Fort Lewis
chapel.
Chaplain B. DeChant read the
services preceding which Mrs. Nc
Mallin sang AT Dawning" and u
Love Thee
Given in marriage by 1t. Col.
J. Copeland. the bride wore a
gown Of white satin, fashioned
princess style with long fitted
sleeves and court length train.
The full length veil. lace trimmed,
was held by a seed pearl en-
broidered crown.
She carried a beautiful shower
bouquet with an orchid in the
center
Attending the bride were the
bridegroom sisters, Misses Eve
lyn and Lillian Muller. The former
wore light blue chiffon marquis
lite and the latter pink chiffon
rnarquisette.
1t. John Byrne was the best
man and ushers were Its. John
Burfening. Robert Mattel. Gene
Mills. Chris Coyne, Charles Bal
thes and Burt Haessley.
On leaving the church, the bride
and groom were given a traditional
ride around the post in an army
jeep.' Following a reception al
the officers club the young couple
left on a honeymoon trip TO Can
ada.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
."Kick-Off"
Dance Oct. 4
Credit Groups 70 Enter
tain az Roof Garden Soon

remnants Of Northwest col
leges will decorate the walls
of the Winthrop Roof Garden
next Saturday evening when
members Of the Tacoma Re-
tail Credit association and Ia
coma Women's Breakfast club
hold their festive cabaret
Kickoff" dance. The foot
ball motif will be carried out
in the entire affair with col
ored goal posts at either end
of the dance floor.
Mrs. James I, Kemp and
Miss Eleanor Lenning are CO.
chairmen Of the affair.
Committees include. tickets.
Mrs. A. Garvert. Miss Amy Tru-
man. Mr.. Wade coykendsli. Mr..
Paul Link. Mr.. Gordon whlpple I.
decorations. Mrs. Wesley Main.
Mrs. J. X. BJellsnd. Nr. A. Camp
bell and Mr.. Harry Rinksr. Mas
signs Sutherland and Mas Jean
Gin.
Reservations are Ia be phonrd
10 Mrs. Edna u. Ray al Ma. 1888.
or evenings Ma. $sss
Patrons and patronesses for the
dance are Mr.. and Mira Charles
Hufford. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Whipple. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bolisau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Frohmadsr. Mr..
and Mrs.. Judson Benton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph sommsr. Mr.. and Mrs
~. Benson. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Shapiro. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Elder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Grange 10 t4sss
Ii. Col. Donald Dewey

IA. Col. Dansid Dewey ~ thS
ausrssrmasssr snrps NJ ~ tI~~fs.
win sddrsss msmb<rs ard fsl~nds
~ Ella Plain Grange en Tuesday
evening when . booster night pv.r
gram 10 given ~ : s'eisrk In tf>
Grange hall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Miss Russell
Tells Troth
Engagement 10 ~.
Csesssu Il Announced


Friends IT Miss ChsrIeuo
Russell. daughter Of Mrs. G..
a. Roth And Mr.. Charles W.
Russell Of kenann CITY. No.
called - the Roth hogne IDon-
day evening 10 cOuHrnfu1nto
her on her birthday bat we're
pleasantly SURPRISED nf the
<uppar hour 10 learn AZ hoe
cnrnscmeut In Mr.. Henry
rrotssu. soo NJ M a T.
cr.t..u and In t.s> ~
r~n,.~..
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80 ~ ~ -
sp 80
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Mr.. and Mrs. CRAIG
Return From Denver

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Craig have
just returned from vacation
spent In Denver. Colo. Some time
was also spent in Salt Lake City
and In Cheyenne. Wyo.. where the
Craigs visited with Mrs. Craig's
brother, Mr.. Cody Beardemphle
Of Fort Warren. Mr.. Craig at
tended an insurance convention in
Denver. They were away about
two weeks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Receive Congratulations
On Birth Of Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Williams
judith Bjarke) of Paradise Valley
are receiving congratulations on
the birth OF a daughter. Gretchen
Ann, Sept. Fl In Tacoma General
hospital Grandparents welcoming
the little girl are Mr.. and Mrs.
Nels Bjarke of this city and Mrs.
Emma Williams OF Yakima. Mr..
Perry Clymer Of Yakima. a great
grandfather, is also sharing in the
welcoming.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Son Is Born 10
Mr.. end Mrs. Wssson

On tbs birth 81 . con. 10 b.
called Michaie Humphrey. NJ and
Mrs Hugh Watson are receiving
congratulations I'm bshys grand
parents are NJ and Mr. I. =
Williams. and Mrs q = Watson
welcoming him alan u he sister,
glsnds Lynn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Mrs. Boyd 70 Be- Hostess
10 CHAPTER eA. P.e.O.

Mrs. cleiI Boyd .iil entertain
members Of Chapter IA. PEG.
for their first meeting ~ The nsw
year Thursday afternoon Mrs..
Boyd will be assisted by Mrs Glen
". Anderson. The sftsrnsons pro-
gram viii include . report on the
supreme convention ny Mrs. wlni-
fred Rankin ~ Yakima.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Tacoma Women Attend
Gathering in Spotsns

Among the 100 delegates attend
ing the retreat u the Washington
State Council ~ Church Women In
SPOKANE iasi week were three rep
resenfztlyes from Tacoma. Mrs
Oinsy u. Mercer. Mrs.. George
Webster and Mrs. J. a. Olson. The
local council viii hold their next
meeting Friday at United psssby-
terrain church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Chapter OK. PEG.
To Open New Season

First meeting Of the fan season
for Chapter OK. PEG. VIII be
held Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Ralph Rogers, $500 No. seth St.
as hostess. Luncheon will be served
at / o'clock, followed by pro-
gram on Household Helps and
Helpers" to be presented by the
chapter members.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Bfide-Elec Fesed ss
University Club

Miss Liiyzn Troupe sAs hostsss
~ a dinner party Thursday eve
mig honoring Miss Edith waller.
brids-sisct. last Thursday eve
ming.
Guests wefe Mrs. Clyde DeAars.
Mrs. Jack Potter. Mrs DAVID
Thurston and Mrs. elect christsn-
son. Misses EtheiJane Cohoon. Ger
tr8de Kincaid. Helen Brusmmsr,
Shirley Hslyorsen. Msgni Nelson
and Dizie Ballard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Mrs. Charles Hammond
10 Entertain Cirela

Members Of Frank robey Jones
Circle No. II viii have their first
meeting of the year on wednss-
day wbsn Mrs. Charles Hammond
opens her home 10 the group for
n o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Henry
Jackson IL president II the group
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. VII
Home From Honeynnoon

Mr.. and Arsi James Weller wiz
fhurssl hzedonaidJ returned Sat
urday from their wedding trip
after spending a month In the
southwest They NilI BE- located at
the Young
Their marriage IN Annie Wright
seminary ehapei. August %. xzs
= highlght among weddings u the
ate summer. Mrs. VIII Il the at
trsetlye daughter II Mr.. and Mrs
4. rs Macdonald
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Mrs. OeIIermen VIII
Entertain al Day Island

Chapter AY Of p. Z. o. will hold
its first meeting Of the season
Thursday afternoon with ! o'clock
luncheon being served al the Day
Island home Of Mrs. ". H. Geller-
man. Mrs. l. J. Brown will assist
the hostess
Mr. Robert Drummond Of the
College Of Puget Sound faculty
Will speak on A Study IN Art
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton
Receive Fluctuations

Mr. and Mrs. John Thornton,
ISIS So. sist. are receiving numer-
Gus Fluctuations on the birth o.
their first child. a daughter. Sept
10 in St Joseph's hospital The
baby has been named Patricia
Alice. Her grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. James Mariana. and Nj
and Mrs Sam Thornton Of Occur
eAlene, Ida-, and great-grand-
mother. Mrs. Jennie Mariana Of
Cnicsso.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Omaha Ceremony of Interest Here
Miss Katherine McNerthney
WEEDS Mr.. Robert 9. Dunn
Tseons Gid weds in NebrssIs City; Following Trip 10
Kansas City; New Home VIII Be Made in Dallas. Ter.

wedding which was solemnized in Omaha. Neh, Sept.
% Of great interest here since the bride weknown
Tacoma girl The marriage that of Miss katherine
McNerthney daughter Of Mrs J. r. McNerhney and the
late DR. McNerthney Of this city TO Mr. Robert OSon Dunn
Of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 0rSon Dunn Of Omaha.
The morning ceremony Solemnzed in Omaha al
ST Mary Magdaine church. Msgr Bernard Slime reading
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29
Married at
Church Rites
Hanson-Osiness Vows
Exchanged Friday Evening

Event of Friday evening
was the marriage of Miss
Helen Marie Ostness, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf A.
Ostness, TO Mr.. Harold NJ.
Hanson. son of Mrs. II. Han
son and the late Mr.. Hanson.
The ceremony took place at
half after eight o'clock in
Temple Baptist church, DIR.
z. l.. Powell reading the vows
in a setting of white gladioli
and palms.
Mr.. Clark Packard was the
vocalist and Mrs. Roy Beddoe, the
pianist. Their selections were Be
cause and Through the Years"
The bride was charming In a
white satin gown which was made
with a sweetheart neckline With
Il ahe wore a veil OF white silk net
and lace Her bouquet Was made
up Of gardenias. white rosebuds
and stephanotis. For ornament.
she wore = zircon necklace, a gift
Of the bridegroom.
Attended by Sister
Miss Irene Ostness was the
maid Of honor for her sister and
bridesmaids were Miss Viola Han
son. sister OF the bridegroom. and
Mrs. James r. Martin. Jr. Ethel
Harrisonl. A gown Of blue tafetta
was worn by the maid Of honor.
who carried colonial bouquet
tied with rose oolored ribbon. The
bridesmaids wore rose taffeta.
Their flowers were also colonial
bouquets.
Mrs. Gerald Gipple. sister of the
bridegroom. and Mrs. oliver Keene
Audrey spurlockJ. wearing gold
taffeta gowns with matching
wristlets, lighted the candles pre-
ceding the ceremony.
Mr.. Harvey Hanson was best
man for his brother and Mersrs.
Edward Hanson. smother brother.
Robert Martin. Gerald Glppis.
Ernest Myers and Donald ellis
were the ushers
A gown Of royal blue crepe and
q oorsge Of Rsrdenias and roses
was worn by the brides mother.
and deep blue jersey gown. with
similar oorsage. was chosen by The
mother Of the bridegroom.
Reception Follows
Following the wedding osre-
mOny. reception Was held on the
Masonic Temple root garden.
White and pink ssiers decorated
the tables and dahhas were used
about the rooms. Pouring sere
Mrs. Harvey Hanson. Mrs.. Robert
Miller. Mrs.. Myrtle Jsps~n ard
Miss Daisy Lewis. Assisting were
Mrs. r. I. Powell and Mrs.. George
klos, WhO cut the wedding cake.
Miss ciariee Hide. who was in
charge Of the guest book. and
Misses Barbars Billiard. Isla Kjos
and Ruth Dayey. VINO looxsa after
the gift table.
For her wedding trip through
Oregon. The bride chos. cocoa
brown suit with which Hhe wore
soldier blue and golden sherry az
eessor1es. Her ffowers were
orchids After Oct. 10. Mr. and
Mrs. Hanson viii b a. home in
Portland.
Both Mr.. and Ars. Hanson are
graduates Of Lincoln high school.
The Ladies society Of Ethel
Lutheran church will meet a. the
home % Mrs. p. A Larson We'd
nssdsy afternoon a. 2 O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-29

The Ladies society Of BethsI
Lutheran church will meet AZ the
home % Mrs p. A. Larson We'd
nssdsy afternoon a. 2 O'Clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13
Parted 40 Years,
Meets His Sister

4 woman who left home 40
years ago after a family quarrel
today returned from seeing her
brother FOR the first time since
their separation When she left
home she was % and her brother
was - years old
The girl IS now small gray
haired Mrs Molly Hatch. o.. Of
1887 MiddleSeX avenue, Dearborn
Baby brother is now Elmer
Clement. 81. St Ignace garage
manager. whom she visited over
the weekend
I'D have known him n ] had
met him on the street. simply
from remembering how he
looked as boy" she said
The visit with Clement marked
her fifth such reunion within tho
past year. with the remaining
brothers and sisters Of tho nlno
she last saw in Rondo, Mich. hor
girlhood home The first was by
chance in Saginaw, year ago.
leading 10 her subsequently fnd-
ing others OF her family
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13
State Officials
Visit Ioniid Fair

LANSING. Aug. g.. Governor
Van Wagner and other state off
CialS viii mark the annual custom
Of visiting Iona : eA-known free
fair TODAY.
Since the late Gov Fred Greer
FIRST chose the free fair for his an.
nual accounting TO the taxpa verS
Politicians have congrogated in
Ionla once each year 10 sec and bc
seen by farmers from the sur.
rounding counties.
Besides he governor. those who
will attend arc Secretary az State
Harry r. Kelly, Acknowledgement
Herbert J. Rushton. AudItor-Gcn.
cral Vernon J. Brown Highway
Commissioner G. Donald Kcnnedl
and Superintendent Of Public In.
Struction Eugene r. Elliott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13

Fourteen-year-old James Hicks
is dead today the victim his father
said Of tho nemesis that has fol-
lowed the Hicks children fT seven
years.
James died in BEDFORD Receiving
Hospital few hours after his
clothes were set ahlaze while he
vas burning rubbish IN the rear
Of MS home a. 1887 Harlow ave-
nue. He had been using an
anu-frceze mixture 10 hurry the
burning Of damp papers when the
can exploded by his side
The boy father. Carl c. Hicks
automobile craftsman. said
II don't know what kind Of
luck YOU must have in order 10
have the things happen that
happen 10 Us.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13
FanliIy'S Nemesis
Fourth Accident in Seven Years Fatal to Boy, II
Father Says III Luck Dogs Them
Copyright by Detroit Times. All riahs reserve

"Seven years ago my 6-year-
old boy died OF blood poisoning;
three years ago Luella, who Is 8,
was hit BY a truck and got
broken leg and cOllarbOne; two
weeks ago Carl Jr., he's 4, fell
down and broke his arm
James. he said, had not beer
told TO burn the rubbish, but go
tho idea while his mother, Mrs
Olive Hicks. was away for a few
minutes. lie and a friend founC
the anti-frecze mixture IN The
family garage
NeighborS and the friend, Don
aid Cline, IA, wrapped James II
blankets 10 smother the fiame'
but the boys skin was almos
entirely burned off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13

26 years ago and making a big
TODD about II. IL this had hap
pened few years ago, nothing
would have been said about IL.
It's getting so it's crime to he
a German and live in America"
Baecker whose bond has beer
set at $4,000 remained in Gus.
tody when he was unable tc
meet il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13

FIRST Group Pictures of the
Entire Dionne Quint Family. A
FULL PAGE in This Sundays
Issue of The Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13
AIDED BY BODY ITSELF

The discovery does not compcn.
safe for the rcd blood corpuscleS
but physicians point out that. IN
less the red blood. count is danger
ouSly low, the body itself vii
manufacture It's own red blood
II the patient has one-fourth thr
normal red corpuSclc count. the
artificial blood should prove ofIec-
tive.
Adults usually can take from
1000 70 800 &C. Of A ] per cent
solution Of the pectin fluid.
The artificial blood can be
bottled and kept AZ room tempora-
ture, making u much more avail.
able than whole blood or even the
canned blood so important IN
war use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13
2 Germans Defended
Labor Recruiter LoUes America, His Wife Says,
It's a Dead Case, Dynar,iter's Son Claims

While they awaited action o.
immigration authorities which may
bring prison for one and deporta
ton for the other, two Detroiter'
Of German origin were defended
here today by their families.
Tho accused men are Carl Julm,
Schmidt, 60. Of 1856 Trinity ave
nue., member Of the KaltSchmid
dynamiting gang Of 1918, anC
Baecker, machlnist. o
1918 Ilene avenue.
G-men term Schmidt an undcsir
able alien because OF robberN
conviction. and seek conviction o
BaeCker AS a Nazl labor agent wht
recruited skilled workmcn here 70.
in Germany
Surrounded by her five chill
dren. Baecker's wife. Mary. tear
fully defended his patriotism {,
America and his innocence.
PLEDGES LOVE FOR L. &.
II know my husband il inno-
cent, and ] know he is good,
loyal American who dearly loves
the freedom we have found
here. We all left Germany 10
escape war and TO find the free
dom and peace that America
offered.
I'VE lived in Germany during
the last war. We lived there
through revolution when there
was suffering and hunger. So
there u little wonder we so
appreciate what we have here.
my husband II a kind man.
and know that anything he
did, he did 10 help his friends
and not a. an agent OF the Ger
man government. / remember
during the recession Of 1888 and
1899 many people who were out
Of work came 10 my husband
and asked il he could help them.
Il remember one woman in
particular who came here I'm
tears and said her husband had
not worked I'm many months.
that they could no longer get
along and could he please help
them. All my husband did was
tell her the name and address
Of qualified person In New
York who might be able TO help
her husband find work in Ger
many.
He never registered as Ger
man agent, first Of all because
he knew of no such law, and
secondly, because he never con-
sidered himself an agent
SchmidtS son. Carl Jr,. refused
10 allow reporters 10 question his
father after he was released under
81 600 bond.
dad underwent a ma ior OPP
Grafton a short time ago and
since then his heart has been
weak" the son said. I'm afraid
all this excitement has been too
much for man his age.
"All they're doing Is dragging
out lot Of things that happened
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13
Hamilton Delay!
Prison Trip for
.Lipmdn' S Trial

Because he is wanted here Il
testify in another housing case
former Councilman John r. Hamil
ton, who was sentenced YESTERDAY
for accepting a $4,000 housing
bride will not he taken 10 Jackson
Prison until next Tuesday, Prose
cutOr William r. Bowling an
Inounced today.
Hamilton, who was scheduled Il
leave for prison today, IS wanted
here 10 testify against William A
| Lipman. Chicago contractor, Dow
Hing said.
BOTH SENTENCED
With ousted Councilman Harr,
II. Dingeman. Hamilton yesterda!
was sentenced 10 from 10 i
years in Jackson Prison for &C
Icepting brides 10 vote for concret,
construction in the S. Herman
Gardens housing project,
Sentence was passed by Record
Ier'S Judge Christopher +. Stein.
Dingeman will be taken 10 Jack
son Prison tomorrow or Friday
Sheriff Andrew Baird announced.
"Dlngeman asked for more
time 10 clean up some business
affairs" Baird explained. we
are allowed TO give them 48
hours"
Hamilton was voluble, bu
Dingeman said little.
Both said they were aghast a
the verdictS and had expected
lighter sentences.
STUNNED SAYS DINGEMAN
I'm stunned" Dingeman said.
"YOu know, feel sOrrier for
Harry Dingeman than l do for
myself" Hamilton said. They
have new baby at his house.
This Is going 10 be tough on his
family"
When he is free. Hamilton sale
he plans 10 90 into private bust
ness.
II know I'm all washed up
politically" he said. II know
how the public feels. discov-
cred that when i tried 10 sell
some real estate since ] got in
trouble.
only a few old friends would
buy"
In passing sentence on Hamilton
and Dingeman, Judge Stein rec.
commended they serve the three
year minimum.
Hamilton admitted receiving
SIS 900 for his vote, while Dinge.
man got 5000.
Judge Stein was viSibly affected
by having 10 sentence the pair
He remarked that il was a hare
task 10 sentence men he haC
known for years Afterward. he
hurried into his Office, tears
triCkling down his cheeks.