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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Tseomsns Attending
Chiesqo Convention

nr. and Afs Jesss Humphrey
left last week for Chicago "a al
tend the National Grand euHvsn-
tlon - thu order ef Railway Com
duetSfs. sud the Ladies sukillary
10 the order. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Humphrey are dsisEalss from
thslr respective divisions u the
local organization 10 tbs conssns
ton which opened last Monday.
and Ars Humphrey IL president
81 The s1siiiary.
quarters viii - ths Holsl hhsf.
While In c1sioaTo. fhssr head
man. Folio1lng fhs convention.
they plan - visit relatives snd
friends IN Chicago and hlnDsssts.
ard return 70 Tacoma ln sieat .
month.
~. Tacoma Ksbehsh i.saEs wiil
hold thslf regular meeting si .
o'clock Thursday sssalas ln ne
Odd Fellows hail ia south Taco
ma Business ~lli h. followed ~
the installation u tis nsw esns
suefor. Miss Dorothy psab Re-
ffssEmsnts Nili BE- IN charge ~
Mrs. Ella hafpby and Ms tosis
ABdsrsoa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Woman S Club
Season 10 End
Final Meetings 10 De Held
Friday Morning. Afternoon

The Woman's Club Of Ia
coma will hold an important
meeting Friday afternoon At
2 80. A IL the custom OF
the club they will meet on the
fourth Friday 10 hear reports
OF officers and chairmen Of
departments. Mrs. Ethel NJ.
Dunseath will conduct the
meeting, her Last ~ president
of the club.
A. 10 o'eloek the same day Ars.
Percy creath smith viii bring Ia
q closs the Good Hsishhor'' lnuF
Of the historical department Miss
Beatrice heddins wili lead the
group. Mrs. y r bryan viii speak
on Present History and Mrs.. ..
y. Huntlsy viil give = review of
"columbla. Lard ~ Miracles. ~
blair Niles.
South America Leaks 81 the
United states ~ clarenee n.
Harins. will BE- presented BY Mrs
Edward Coleman
On the Noted Women" pro-
gram. sponsored bv the division u
Adult Education. Mrs. Calvin W.
Stewart. chairman. viii present
Mrs y. o. Besi 81 ! % ,. N. IN
- rsylsw ~ .Jossphins. the
Empress, BY ~ n Wilson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

In honor Of Miss parlsman. Miss
Evelyn Lambert Vas hostess Fri-
day at a surprise shower at the
hride-elect's home Guests were
Mesdsmes Ire COMBS. G. G.
Psrlamsn. Jewal Graham. Marion
How. Lucille Msenusson. Helen
Film: Misses Iva Lindeman. Bette
Collier. Myrtle Dahl Bernice
Jacobson. Elaine Smith. Marge
Jacobs. Imogene Jacobs and Nancy
Beck.
Miss Beck also entertained for
Miss Psrlaman recently. The oc-
casion was a miscellaneous shower.
Her guests were the Misses Eve
lyn Lambert. Arlene johnson.
Patti Flynn and the guest of
honor.
Another recent hostess for the
popular bride-to-be was Mrs. r. T..
Film. The party was also a mis-
cellaneous shower. Those present
were Mesdames Ruth Hoyt, Jewal
Graham. Dorothy Selm. Minnie
Nevins. Birdie steinsiefer. Laura
lehman. Mayme Fleming. Lou
Allowsys. Hope Thompson. Bertha
Symonds. Helen Snyder. Tuddy
Erickson. cambridge. Marie Tsy-
Tor. Alma Steele. G. G. Parlaman
and the honor guest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Mrs. Anderson TO
Open Home Thursday

Young married women OF the
Bible Presbyterian church will
meet at the home of Mrs. Carl
Anderson. 2035 so. sth st. Thurs
day. May p. for a dessert luncheon
at ] o'clock. All young married
women are invited. The nursery
for children viii be open with Mrs.
Wilkey and Mrs. Roy Guam in
charge Mrs. Frank Wilson will
lead the Bible lesson and Mrs.
Joseph Williams viii give the mis-
sionary study.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

Citations announces the election ~
the following officers for 1sfI.szi
President 81 the intermediate
leaders. Mrs. Harold Dills. leader
Of troop 20. University Place. Wee
president. Mrs. Norman Aaes.
leader Of troop %. Lake CITY
school, and secretary treasurer.
Mrs Russell Anderson. leader Of
troop z. sherman school
Mrs. A. NJ Macdonald. leader
Of BrOssls troop ~. PARK kss.
school. president u the Browns
Leaders association. Mrs Victor
Johnson, vice president. lsaoef u
Browns troop 81, Edison shoDl.
and Mra PRED Butts. asffstAry.
treasurer. isadsr u Browns tfssgp
~. Willard sch0oL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Plans Made
By Rebstshs

Tho Olympic Rcbekah lodge has
arranged for . card party nest
Thursday. preceded by luncheon Al
1880. al the Broadmoor. pnochls
and 800 Will b played during the
afternoon, with Mrs. J. y. Cooper
In charge.
The regular meeting Of the or
ganization will be at o'clock
Friday evening In the 1907. hall.
Mrs. J. y. Cooper. noble grand. and
Mrs. w. G. vsddsr. vice grand.
viii preside over the business meet.
ing. which viii b. followed by .
program and late supper with
Miss Fannie stevenson e. chair
man
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Leaves For Festival
In Portland. OREGON

Mrs. Leila d. Combs. pastor of
Unity temple of this city. leaves
today for Portland, Ore, to attend
the Metaphysical Festival TO be
held Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day Of this week at the Church Of
Truth. Portland Present will be
representatives from British Co
lumbia. Oregon. Idaho. California.
Montana and Washington. The
festival will be the tenth annual
event Of this nature.
Mrs. Combs and Henry Victor
Morgan. also Of this city, will be
among the speakers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Fife Circle TO Meet

The last meeting this spring of
the Fife Circle Ladies Aid will
be here Thursday at 1880 O'Clock
in the Fife chapel Mesdsmes G. w.
Paul, G. A. Faulkner and A.
Bsrtholomai will be hostesses for
the noon luncheon.
Members are each asked to
bring tea towels or dish towels
for the kitchen shower.
Mrs. w. d. Vinson. reelected
president for the coming year. will
he in charge of the meeting,
which will include the regular
Bible study. Plans viii be made
for the tea to be held the last
Tuesday of May. under chairman
ship Of Mrs. Allan Finstad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Pre- Nuptial Parties Numerous
For Miss Frances Parlaman
sride-to-Be OF Mr. Alfred {. :. copp VII Be
Attended by Sister 81 Church Rites May 70

Many the parties being given for Miss Frances
Psrlaman prior 10 her marriage May % 10 Mr.. Alfred
f. F. Copp The marriage win be soemnized in St Lukes
Memorial church.
Miss Parlaman has asked her sister Mrs David X Fogg
Jeannete Parlaman), be her only attendant and Mr.
Horace Geer will serve Mr.. Copp best Ushers will
be Mr. Bud Parlaman and Mr. DeNere Bailey.
The brde-to-be the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs G. G.
Paraman and the prospective bridegroom is the of
Mrs. EVELYN Fletcher-Copp Of New York
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Parties TO Honor
Miss La Casa
Mrs. Foee. Miss Ssebbirs
Hos.esses for Brids-+o-Be

hios.esses for Bride-io-Be
Luncheons on Friday and
Saturday viii honor Miss Dor
othy Ia Casa. = much feted
Young bride-elect. who viii on
June I become Mr.. James
Mack Rooms bride. The party
Friday is being given by Mrs.
Metealf logg at the Tacoma
Country club and the follow
ing afternoon Miss Peggy Lou
StebhinS is entertaining al the
University club.
Miss La GaSa's sister. Miss
Kathryn. who is to be her
maid Of honor. is expected
home from Washington, d. C..
on Thursday in time for many
of the parties.
Thursday evening u the dinner
the J. T. simpsons are giving for
the popular couple at their home
Sunday evening the David Flett
Morrises Of Mt Vernon have IN.
vited Miss La Casa and Mr.. Noon
to Seattle TO be honored guests at
a dinner dance at the Olympic.
Guests at the luncheon Friday
will include Mesdames Donald Me-
callum of Mineral. Thomas Car
stems. David Flett Morris. Nelson
Davis. Gordon Retiring. Joseph
Henderson and Misses Peggy Lou
Stebbins. Barbara Bonnsll. Rose
mary Stewart. Amy Lou Murray.
Nary Jane Mcdonald and Marga-
ret Kelly.
Miss Stehhins has asked Mes
danes Joseph Henderson. Thomas
Carstens. Donald McCallum. David
r. Morris. Robert Deering. Misses
Barbara La Casa. Amy Lou Muir
ray. Rosemary Stewart. Mary
Jane Mcdonald, Margaret Kelly.
Marcella Seully OF Seattle. Valdene
Hazleton. Barbara Munsey. kath-
ryn la Casa. Barbara Bonnell
and Charlotte Doud.
The party Is kitchen shower
and will carry out the blue and
white motif which Miss La Casa
has chosen for her kitchen. Bridge
will be played later in the after
noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

HzFnirHF inSfEE Ne 80 E<1n9I-
asxIsa Fraternity - 4m<xIze. -
hcsa : 80 rzFsy SATURDAY :
Ne4asann4 al ~ - h<HsfIt e
ths SarlHsest District ceasentsea
- - 49, = rzeena.
GsHsfsi ehsEFHz4a - - psFIE
= ~ Th@a y kronIuaa z.<iet=.z
~ FTsnk niefslana : ". f4azIx
Carl iisnnssH. Harry Wsnx knsl
Carl nseA
cszasattI<e 81 srfsaaem<nis -
sississ Mr. rbeel kFeniana. ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Scouts TO Have
Court Of Awards
Leaders Association
Announces New Officers

Mason District Court of
Awards for all Girl Scouts In
McCarver, Sherman. Logan,
Washington, PIT. Defiance and
Ruston schools and Mason
junior high school. will be held
at 3 O'Clock Friday. Special
invitations have been sent TO
Mrs. b. +. Buckmaster. Girl
Scout commissioner: Mrs.
Roderic 0lzendam, and Mrs.
John S. Baker, deputy com
missioners, members OF the
Girl Scout Council and chair
men Of the six districts and
their committees and prin-
eipals of schools, their wives
and faculty.
Invited also are Mrs. NJ A.
Thompson. Mrs. A. y. Turner and
Miss Dorothy Sly Of the staff.
Mrs. T. W. Hilton IL presiding
officer, Mrs. ]. y. Hooker IL music
chairman and Jean Inglss IL se-
compsnist.
The ceremony viii open with
the entrance Of masssd oolors.
pledge Of allegiance, led by =
Mariner. Singing Of "Ameriea
by the entire group. prscedes the
Girl Scout Promise led by . Senior
Girl Scout. with entrance Of Girl
Scout Troops 2. 7. -. 10. -. -.
II. AZ. "a. "a. II. Senior Clubs
20. te. and Mariner snip "Ad-
venture" following.
Invocation by the Rev. Arthur
Bell will BE- followed BY a welo0ms
by Mrs. y. ". Buckmsatsr and
presentation Of first class awards
and five-year membership pins by
Mrs. NJ. A. Thompson. Troop
awards viii BE- made by leaders
A piaylet BY Troop no. II viii
BE- directed BY Miss Marion sey.
mOuf. with special music ~
senior Club No. -. directed BY
Mrs. Hooker. The program closes
with singing "Amsrica the Beau
tiful." followed ~ Taps" This
meeting Ia open 10 all parents and
friends.
The COMMITTEES responsible for
the program includes Mr.. bafiin
y. Nys. Mrs. ii. n. Axtslis. Mrs..
Fred Conrad. Mrs.. James Love.
Mrs. William =. HeCrsA. Mrs..
Hsrbert r Gsisenhsynsr. Ars.
Arthur York. Mr.. Henry Hsrtz.
Mrs. Irving Thomas. Mrs. A. ~.
HslBsh. Mrs. b. y Nsison and
Mrs.. ~. w. HumlstOn
The annual Browne ksvei for
43s Brownie Scouts from 7 10 10
years Of age Wln 10 hsla At
Wright PARK saturday. Nay ~,
from 20 O'Clock. Holidays
Around the Year 10 ihs thsms
for ths festivities Mrs.. 6. ~.
Cummings. leader ~ Browns
troop Il Annie Wright seminary
- chairman for the DAY and viii
be assisted 81 q Browns leaders.
After The grand march and slng-
ing Of Brownie songs. Brownies
ALL BE- oiyiesd into groups. repre-
ssntinK special holidays during ths
gear and s1il play progressive
games. ehsrsetsrlste of the Of
ferenf days.
Zach Browns Eln enfoy .
Dixie cup - the eioss u the after
Moons activities. In esss ~ rain.
the Brownies All meet ln the
Stadium high school gymnasium.
! Ths CIR. Scout Laden ssso-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Son Born 10
Former Tseomsns

Mr.. and Mira. Randall Rockhill
Of Renton are being congratulated
on the birth Of = son. Tho little
hoy, who has been named Randall
King Roekhifi. IL also being well
coined BY his grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs Wendell slKemors ~ He.
sttl. and Mrs. ". X. Roekhili of
thls city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
DEMANDss

uD(l1 hes bern sfnfen. ns1h tal4,
WI stosf iemin1nf hygiene Tee
offen, boHfyfT. saznfn osfriaek hy-
giene ~ ne REAL sfnSs a ~ Sold
unAxfafm cleanliness sBd sNeeinfss.
Yoa esnnos be sfifsci5ys snd sppfsiiag
Win usdeIsns MOST. sf4iaed sod
fmsilg
There 5 nov a simple and safe waT
% prevent psdffsfn cecf and kesp
youf dffstss free from peftpifsfioa
flasss and satii Il - Ard. a sev
vanishing cream atodof4nf x'hich safe
u sfeps Psssslsalloa fion = ; days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Meeting Planned ics
Cedar Chapter

cxa&r chapter. q y q. efll
meet a the Masonic hsll. - s<fh
and fskims. 81 e'eiaek Thasssss
evening. fh< degrees II th< nfa<f
wtll - szsmpilflsd af< Daisy
wstts. wwthy mstren. and Mr. e
W Iehn<sa. verify fstfaH. wIii
ps~sidr Al msmn~fs u ~ etsi<f
are cordially lnsItra
The chair ffem Cedar Assembly.
Order - Rsinhow. diFsstsa " Miss
Dolores wshiauiss. wsil present :
group u Songs Mrs. id<ils elena
and aFs Murray ws.snn I'll -
In charge ~ ths ate supr<f.
TIE Thursday Nlxks nssk Ne
viewers will meet a. usual ~ th<
McceFmlsk hsaneh library II Tsn
o'eloek. Mrs. Harry , Melissa wsll
Fsvlsv "F1osssm- ~ kns Mars
hsmsrgus
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Mrs. Holmes
Entertains Womens Club

The Spanaway Women's club
will hold its monthly meeting In
the home OF Mrs. Nancy Holmes
next Thursday. Those who help
quilt will meet at 10 o'clock. A
potluek lunch viii be served At
1890. Mrs Howard Philips and
Mrs. Ruth Rogers will assist the
hostess with lunch. During the
meeting. new officers viii be
elected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Rainbow Mothers
To Entertain

Mothers ~ Tacoma Assembly
Rainbow Girls wiil meet for ~ %
luncheon on Wednesday. their last
meeting before tho June picnic,
Hosiesses viii he Mssdamss G. n
Berry. A r. Scott, @. /. FJneh.
George pistt and ths president.
Mrs. u. W. Mlsfow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Seminary Girls
To Be Honored
Members ol Senior Class
Busy With seel.l Events

Busy With Social Events
From the present time until
commencement June n. sen
iur girls At Annie Wright
seminary will h lo-okinE for.
ward 10 = ran calendar Of 40
rial and class events.
Members Of the executive
board Of ne seminary alum
nae are busy with arrange.
ments for : buffet supper this
"Wednesday evening compll-
msntlng members Of the grad.
uating class. The affair VIII
- held II the picturesque
country home Of Miss Mnrlel
Macdonald. daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. l.. II. Macdonald. At
Adelaide.
senior gsFss whn vii h< hnnes
guests are TIE Misses Mary Enss.
h<sh Ah<i. Estslle Rail Hae<li.
nprdsaux. Beverly Hruwn. nrftz
csrrinssoa. Patricia clsFs. Cath.
crime cowvll. Mary Ana Elllson.
Mary Ertksan. Mary Heard. nar.
hars HIhhsrl. Beverly iEs~s. Allen.
jones. Ehasnsth Ann Lave. VIZ.
slnla lAsdwiek. Janet Accos. Lea.
lie Mckay. lssrhsfa hsaFe usnss
NerFsnssefa. Mary lean Ra=<a.
berry. Shirley smith. paFushs
1rammsil. Geraldine TSsmmsil
nafbafs Tucker, Jeanne Wares
and Louise wilbur.
Comprising this weeks sehssuls
wili - the upper schaDi rlrn,s
lunch =. the seminary grill On sat
arday and the dinnsF IT the nHi,
hem for when ths -Mssqus Play.
sfs" ~ the seminary ell he brat.
sss On the same date
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

a annsea. nfs ufsnk nfn1k
hnd sna nfs l. ]. willard
Fssors are h~inE ri<nn<a ~
Nfs John . nnFsiuaa. z<<l<l<.l
~ MFs issheIIs Nesmsn. Mar.
Ksfet Hssfv. uefis u<<k. E<sne<
kndzFsen nd W<id< Andersen
cenmitIes - refF<<hmeafs =
hsssisa ~ Ass c.fi fi<kt<f8 sna
Mrs. % y. Iisslr.
Assisting eth the rsEzl< &C.
~. Olaf lahsn=s.a sssd Ma fI<a.
sab 1ohsnson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

Ard rs ; esssssadsas a4zsafasfss
q. Does - - asssses. dlss - iffasns
=. 10 usisiss - ~. Gaa - $50 flsl1
sftsf aAsFata
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sfsf - Ia AaasfaEsn IsSsitsIf -
ta@edafsnH fef heiaa ssfsMiefs - issft1-
Wnmfn 80 more Ard fhsa sey oiaef
deodofznt Ify q isf to-day a. soy dnaa.
department. ~ zen fsns tfofs :. iDfs
~. sad ~ sl1x J4fL
Evening star., 1941-10-12

Boby Buntinos made
of snug, warm cotton
blanket cloth. Full Upper
front style, with royon rib
bon trimming. Somples
ond Foctory Rejects. Pink
or Blue.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
Red Cross EnroIIs
8,494 in Day for
Total Of 1885
Drive More Than so Pet.
Short of zoo, 900 Goal
With Week to Go

With only one more week to go,
the District Red Cross closed the
third week of its annual Roll Call
last night with 1885 members,
more than so per cent shy of its
goal of 100000.
Roll Call chairmen turned in g.
494 new enrollments yesterday, re-
cording their largest Saturday re-
port to date.
Preparing for the final drive, de-
signed to bring the District Chapter
Roll Call total at least 40 900 men,
berS ahead of last years figures,
committees were asked to accelerate
their efforts in order to reach their
individual quotas by the end of next
week. Special appeals were made
to workers by chairmen in some in
stances.
Among memberships turned in
yesterday were 6,6l4 from the Gov
ernment Unit, which enrolled 100000
members in 1910. It's total to date
is 49,330
While Roll Call results are far
short of their goal, Chairman Edgar
Morris pointed out that they are
only 1000 behind the enrolment at
this period of last years drive. A
few days ago, the deficiency was
10000
The chairman reiterated his con-
vlction that many thousand ad-
ditional memberships have been OBJ
tanned by volunteer workers now in
the field, but have not been reported
to headquarters. He urged that COM
mlttees make particular effort
early this week to have their re-
ports recorded
Typical of appeals which have
gone out to speed the work of Roll
Call workers is that of the chairman
of the Government Unit who said.
after calling attention to the short
time still remaining before the close
OF the campaign, the success or
failure of our effort will be the
measure of each persons capacity to
share in the peculiar responsibility
and trust reposed in us"
Two more groups were added YES
terday to those whose employees
have been unanimous in their en-
rollment in the Red Cross. They
were the Republican National Com
mlttee and the General Fireprooflng
Co.
Evening star., 1941-10-12

Matching sweoter Ieooinos, bonnet
and nittens Mode of oil wool, in
rose, copen and beige . styled for
either Baby Boys or Boby 0irIs. In
sizes for Infonts.
Evening star., 1941-10-12

Matching sweater Ieooin9s, bon
nets and mittens. All wool, n
white, pink. blue, novy ond oopen
styled for either Boby Boys
or Body GirIs. lnfonts' sizes.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
Old Steam Fire Engine
Upsets Modern Horse
BY the Associated Press.

Ag tIIV s499ONIdIttI IT US.
COLUMBIA, S. c.. Oct. 1.-THE
modern horse has lost his poise and
gone sissy.
At least that's what Fire Chief A.
Mem. Marsh thinks, and he has a
reason. He tried without avail to
get teams to pull the old steam fire
engine in a Columbia fire prevention
parade just as they used to do in
the mauve decade. Of all things-a
light truck had to do the trick.
we just couldn't get horse in
harness today whos could take it, -
the chief said. Modern horses are
too skittish and they'd run away
with all the noise of the steamer"
Evening star., 1941-10-12
!'HE !! !! }. HECHI CO.'S o. )!
INFANTS CLOTHING

79c Infonts' All Wool Sweaters and Socques
:. coot style. Pink or blue 59e
lis Boby Bothrobe and Bootie Set E. made
of cotton bonket cloth with royon ribbon
trim and royon cord eirdle. White ond
postes -...----------- 8Se
lis Tots l-Pc. Cotton Knitted Fobrc Sleep
ers with Upper front, seIf-heIp bock ond
closed feet. In grey. Sizes to g. SSe
lnfonts' Flonneettes =. cotton flonnelette
kin1onos eerrudes and nehteowns. Each Ste
SOC lnfonts' Handmade Gertrude Pettcoots
Mode of fine botiste with trimming at top
ond bottom 38e
85c lntonts' Cotton Knitted Fobric Night
gowns with tie-strino fastening ---- 68e
l.29 lots Ploid Roincopes Mode of cotton
rubberzed moterioI :. with ottoched hood.
Sizes 3 to 99e
Evening star., 1941-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS

Z9c BODY Binders cotton knitted tobrlc
with tope tie-strno. For newborn bobies l9e
S SO per dozen Cannon Cotton Knitted
Diapers. Soft and absorbent . ideal fc
night dioper. Medium SIZE. Price per
dozen ---.- ----- 81 90
Brdseye Dopers 27x27, one dozen TO
pockooe. Special ot --S SLID
Sl.79 Cotton Gauge Diapers :. 2Ox4O, one
dozen to box. Price, per dozen---Sl Sl.55
s 90 Royon Sotin Bosket Pod ond Lining.
Pink or Blue. Will fit any bossinette
bosket S1.7S
S2.25 klenert Bottle Worrer. ldeol for
troveIine or night use -----------Sl,5s 50
S. 90 extra filters --------35 35e
S225 Nursery Scot with Foot-rest Ivory
finished, with coIIopsbe back ond sofety
strop S1.78
Evening star., 1941-10-12
INFANTS LINEN

o9c Muslin Bossinette Sheets mode by Pequot
Sizes 36x5O------.-- ------ 43e
35c Cotton Receiving BIonkets :. white with
pink or blue borders ---- - 23e
SOC Kopok-fiIled Boby Pillows with soteen
top in pink or blue. Size 2xl6 3sc
Is Body Pillows 1870 feathers ond 25oo
down. Pink or blue soteen cover. Size
l2xl6 --.---------- o4e
l.7o PiIIows-oII down filled. Pink or blue
in SIZE .48
l59 Crib Spreod :. cotton muslin chenille
embroidered 90
50 Esmond Cotton Crib Blankets bound
with pink or blue royon sotln =. :. nursery de-
sign trimming. Size
Muslin Quilted Pods.
Size 22e
Size 1894 4se
Size ese
800 BODY Crib Comfort. Royon soti1'in pink
or blue, cotton filled. Regular crib size-2e9
Evening star., 1941-10-12

The Coast and Geodetic Survey
Is cooperating with Latin Amer
lean republics in establishing aids
to navigation.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
Draft Appeals Board
Grants 5 Deferments
In 32Cases Reviewed
Two More Requests
Are Held Over "a
Reqistrunts Called

The Selective Service Board ot
Appeals granted only five defer
mentS in 80 cases reviewed last week
draft headquarters announced yes.
terday.
Successful in their appeals for g
class II (occupationaD rating were
Sidney Borowitz, %, Junior physi-
clst for the Navy Department, anc
Charles Benjamin Woodbury., 81
student assistant in the psychology
department at Yale University.
Class III dependency defer
mentS were granted Theodore
Walter Taylor, 27, administrative
officer at the Agriculture Depart
ment; David Aaron Schapiro, 26
statistical clerk in the Office of the
quartermaster general, and Robert
Delbert Payne, jr., 25, sales promo
ton manager for the Internationa,
Harvester Co.
The cases of John Sognier, %
Columbus Law School student. anc
Robert Brown Atkinson. %. restau-
rant cook, were held over for addi-
tional information.
Appeals Denied.
Among those whose appeals were
denied by the board were:
Thomas Gaetano Ponsale. %
arms company employe; Richarc
Weeks Oliver, %, attorney; Sidney
Kay, "a, automobile salesman
Samuel Arthur Wilke, 27. junior
statistical clerk at the Commerce
Department; Ernest Eugene Martin
Capital Transit employe; Donald
William Smith, "a, assistant place
ment officer for the Reconstruction
Finance Corp; Irving Goldberg. 81
Veterans Administration clerk; Will
liam Kennedy Cover, 25. salesman;
James Maxwell Ramsey, %, prospec-
tive teacher; Lester Alexander
Levine, "a, Social Security clerk
John Paul Eberle, %. Census Bureau
section supervisor; Milton Thomas
Sykes. 26, employe at the Navy De-
partment cafeteria; Thomas Guy
Mattingly, 25, bus driver; Edison
Jack Jones, "a, Navy Department
messenger; John Francis Walker, %
postal clerk; Carl Monk, "a assistant
adjudicator at the Social Security
Board; Alvin Lee Burman. %
Census Bureau clerk; Lester Wesley
Williamson. %, hospital attendant at
the Army Medical Center; John
Willie Quick. 27, truck driver
Joseph Edward Drescher, "a, no oc-
cupation given; Oscar Mendick, %
apprentice engineering craftsman
for the Coast and Geodetic Survey
Samuel Singer, "a, clerk at the Civil
Service Commission; George Edward
Barnes, jr., %, truck driver;
Emanuel Lee Catcher, %, COM
mepcial decorator, and Archie
Walker Hearn, %, truck driver.
81 Registrants Called.
Meanwhile, the selective service
manpoWer division announced the
names of "a selectees all white, who
are scheduled to be inducted in
Richmond tomorrow They include
Local Board 1.