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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Amend Fir Door
Price Schedule

WASHINGTON Price Admins.
traitor Lson Henderson Monday
amended the price schedule m
Douglas Cir doors 10 permit manu-
fsetnrsrs 10 continue granting
slightly smaller dlsrounss 10 GER
tain buysrs who wsre not granted
maximum discounts In the first
nine months % 1871.
The bssle discount In the orig
insl schedule remains unchanged
for those purchasers who received
the sellers prevailing maximum
discount during the sans period.
The . m y N est slss ~
er~~sss frem 10 IN 70 essts
the ssssa sDsast allowed fss
twe types - ratse1 passs
HOUSE aeoss.
The maximum price 10 iobbers
o. garage doors % one and three
sighths inch thickness 10 lowered
by 80 cents. and dealers are al
lowed q new price Of 90 cents
higher than ths jobbcr price.
Henderson said modification of
the basic discount provision vas
made TO preserve ususi dlstribu-
tive practices In the industry"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

American Records -- 200-meter
freestyle. I'm. 30es.. Sept. 1889;
400-meter freestyie, 5m. 22s., Sept,
1889; s00-meter freestyle. lin.
los, Aug, 1871; i.5o0-meter free
style, 22m. las, Aug. Is4i.
National Championship - 400
meter freestyle. 1899 national sen
Tor outdoor. s00-metsr fressiyie.
1889 national senior outdoor. 40
yard freestyls. 1870 national indoor
lsenior): S40-yard freestyls. isfi
national indoor (ssniOr). 3O0-yard
individual medley. 1871 national
junior indoor. sOO-meter freesiyle.
1s4i national senior outdoor
i.s00-meter frssstyIe. 1871 ma
tionsl senior outdoor.
Member Of Multn0mah club free
style relay team holding 1s4l ma
tional senior indoor championship
and American record in 4Oo-yard
relay. and American record IN the
4O0-mster relay.
Member u the 1870 Ail-Amerf-
can women's swimming team. &C.
lected BY the A.A.u
Named for three places On the
I 1871 Ail-Amer1can yonnen's swim
ming team. and accordingly holds
the A-A.Us designation u out
standing woman swimmer of
1871"
Far Western Championship Rec
ords--5sO-yard freestyis. girls 10
and under. 200-meter freestyle.
f40-ysrd frsssiyls. senior women
400-mstsr fressiyis; sO0-nsisf
freestyle.
{ Pacific Cozs; Championship Rec
ordE- IO0-yzrs freeatyls. girls "a
and under: z00-rnstsr frsesfyls
girls II and under
Sorthwss, Records - i00-yzrd
frssstyls. giris ~ and under. $40
yard fresstyis. girls 70 and under.
ZO0-mstsr fressiyls. senior women
Oregon state Records seysai
Portland City Records Seven.
the foregoing LIST gives only
the records which shs has set over
the period beginning in 1891. and
which she Stll holds Various
races which re has won. In which
10 record yzs established. are not
iiHtsdJ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Ole Brunsiad
Has Good Luck
Yves Moskule Hos
Top Sport in Skoke

steeIhead trout fishing is re-
ported hot" in the Queeis river.
Ole Rrunstad, fishing with Ho-
raer Post. landed two out Of three
within one hour about one mile
above Kelly's Ranch. They fished
the far side o. the stream. using
bait supplied BY Ed Olson. owner
OF the Ranch.
The Tacomans put the fish on
display az Bill Mcoueen's Tackle
shop at 18th and Pacific.
The fish weighed 10 and 10
pounds. round.
Wesley Maskule caught two
steelheads and a jack salmon
on the Skokomish river sun
day. He fished above the old
hfghwav bridge near the
mouth Of the river. The fish
are on display At Shermsns
Tackle shop. South Tacoma
The rivers were in splendid con-
dition.
From now on in. barring heavy
rains. anglers can look for superb
sport.
Local favorite streams Ms
oually, Stuck, Carbon and Puya-l
lup -. are reported not especially
good yet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

&c WI aitN Afti4 oAAA HAehb ASsa.
l had done that. ! knew ! was
cured. knew that the lamps and
messages and exercises had saved
me from being a cripple.
CAN APPRECIATE
To the treatment | took. owe
more than my present good health.
/ also owe the fact that have
been able TO compete In champion
ship swimming events. The exer-
cises introduced me 10 swimming
and showed me how 10 use my
muscles to the best advantage
think only people who have lost
the use Of their limbs can really
appreciate what walking and
swimming and things like that
actually mean.
After | had set new records In
the s00-meter and 1500-mster
races at High Point. North Caro-
lima, in the is4i National AAU
championships. ! thought back TO
the afternoon In 1884 when ! came
home from school. stricken with
infantile paralysis.
n anyone had told my father
and mther then that eight
years later. when I wa. Is.
would he a high-poInt winner
In the national swimming
championships. nv parents
would have broken into tesrs.
! don't think any family In the
land IL a. grateful az the Asrki
family 10 the men VINO have
worked out the scientific treat
ments and cures which made me
well again. And we are grateful
too. 10 all the people whose par
ticipstion in the presidents birth
DAY celebrations has made the
work Of those men possible. We
are going 70 express our appre-
citation by buying our tickets for
the ball IN our home town. which
IL Portland. Ore.
50. 70 the fathers and m0thsrs
VINO think their children may no,
be able 70 skate and play baseball
and swim again. ] say;
Keep those swimming suits ard
hockey sticks and skates they got
for Christmas They'll uae them
soon. J know they VIII"
Records and chsmpoinships held
b. Nancy NerAi - born June i
1925
World Record 20O-meisr free
style, I'm 30ss-. Sept. 1893.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

Rice and Arkansas Slickest in Southwest
Basketball Conference

Fourth Of eight articles Booming B.sl,shan-
IT'S n. sam. cd basketball story in II. South
i west
The ~hsves"-ArkanSas and Rlee-wln o I'd
there The traditional shsve-notse Texas A and
NJ and Texas Christian--sre conceded nttl. chance
southern Methodist viii be stronger Texs.
weaker. Baylor about the same
Here's the advance dope sheet.
Defending ehampion-Arkansas
Favorite-Riee
Contender-Arkansas
Dsrkhorse-Southern Methodist
Arkansas has three iettermen-0'Nsil Adams
r. c Pitts and Clay Wynne
The Rszorbacks were undefeatea in Il South
west Conference games last trip
fourth letterman. Gordon Carpenter may see
little service due TO an appendectomy.
The Rszorbscks have height and experience
Sophomores above average but Il IL doubt
ful that Glen Roses charges can chalk up another
unbemished record
Rice has a veteran team. The Owls lost sll-con-
ference Frank Carswell by graduation. but Capt
Placido Gomez. out last season with broken ankle
should compensate for that loss Bob Kinney and
Bill Gloss pair Of six-fooi sx-inch veterans form
the nucleus Of Buster Brannon's squad
Kinney all-conference center last season
averaged IL points per game. Gloss right be-
hind with 1888 per encounter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Stanford Golf
Star Succumbs

SPOKANE - Robert u, iBobl
Rucker. Stanford university stu
dent and well-known Washington
and Idaho amateur golfer. died
here late yesterday after eollsps.
ing while skiing with friends on
Mount Spokane.
Cause of the death was mot
Immediately ssoertained. al
though the physician In at
tendance al the time ef young
Ruekers death said there WAS
. possibility " waa due Ia
complications arising from .
sIight injury suffered In
stunts" NJ the Alpha Delta
Phi fraternity ~ stanford.
Young Rucker was Northern
Idaho golf champion and . mem
Der OF the stanford ski team Hs
Is survived by his parents and .
sister.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Ski Tourney
Gets Underway

SUN VALLEY, Ida.-Men and
somen skiers from ~ colleges and
univNatKss were here today for
opening cbmpetition in the four
day intercollegiate ski tournament,
The meet, first major event of
the Sun Valley winter sports sea
son, will end New Years day.
Besides team awards, the
Bradley plate will be given to
the man skier with the highest
cmobined score for downhill.
slalom, cross country and
jumping events. Women will
compete for the Mary Cor
ella trophy, awarded for the
highest combined score In
downhilI and slalom races.
Both the defending champions
Bobby Blstt of Stanford and Janet
Quincy Of Utah university. were
entered in this years competition
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Edna Iverson
Links Winner

Edna Iverson. with ia net for
three low mines, won the Decem-
Der competition of the Tacoma
Business Women's Golf club. Play
was completed Sunday at Meadow
Park course. Edna won a trophy.
Golf balls went TO Lois Wei
Ter, Marie Ebson. Helen Clans
and Lauretta Hinkley In hid
den hole play.
Thirty-five of the clubs 80 men,
bers were still smiling after their
Friday night party at Mayor
Gains home. The girls found
Gains natural southern hospitality
at its peak. Jane Bradley, who or
ganized the club, was present, of
course.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

in the World" Last year they toured eight states
won 20 games lost six. scored 2oes points for an
average of 50 points per game.
An-Ameriea Price Brookfield rated Of
the nations outstanding eagers. led them In scor-
ing with 4e2 points last and IL back for
another whrl. He's six-feet four and-one-haf
inches OF basketball wzardry.
Another returning star is Charley Shorty Hal
bert tallest basketball player in the world at six
feet 10. lie scored t5o points as sophomore, 37o
junior.
The regulars average six-feet six-inches In
height
Supporters say there's nothing like them In the
world.
The Teachers play Long Island university, Jan.
2s. at Madison Square Garden. It's their first
trip east
Texans insist Garden hAbitues will forget that
Ringing Brothers and Barnum and Bailey were
in town.
NEXT.
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u. S. Forces Withdraw From Open
Positions 10 Cancel Jap Strength
Reorgonizsd on Strong River Lines
In North and South Luzon Fronts

too. apparently IN - sft*nrt =
deceive eutpss<<
Mp sse rs.e. o..
Anti.tsnk xunner. h<id fheis fF~
untn ths Japanese srpfo.ss~si
thrm rhcn their IRE ep<r~d re
tssss a. sssruss th<T u~s< s<fs1zn>
cara
made tezF - fh< ares h~skrt
~ froat lines snf watched seu<n
sna ehiAaF<a Fsssusssas me ntfis
r<ttismeats e<ftyinE th<ir n~v
shl~ Possessions - tr<tr h<ea<
sna ~ 81 sefts ~ ~~nicls.
Th< ma A. fsmslnsaa ~ tn>ss
hesa~s T. fixht. sFmea eEfn snys
thing fFam = eela th< Etiir<re
Anifs. - sn army Fifls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Coaches Busy
With Plans
Open Convention al
Detroit: 500 Attend

nrrRofr-Nors thsa 800 eois
leke feoinsn eoashss Al Athletic
sneay. from ne eean,rYs leading
uaisersfi~, hsidied today q Inc
~ sports a. wsf On 10 ssms
team
Opening their three dav concur.
reni conventions. the AmeFtosn
Faafhan Ccaehe. association ard
ths Natlansl Collegiate Athletic 80.
secistion hoped they would se al
lowed . map expanded rrograms
q make sports an integral psFt 81
national defense a conditioner q
youth for battle ard = esostsr II
public morale nut they we're pre-
pared u ~crifice anything that
governmental authorities may sss
q sports.
The meetings osned IN = slug
Elsh note without TIE helm q GOV.
eminent decree ss . guide. but
seine clariflcation Al least pRs eS.
pseied tomorrow whse high army
and navy official. sddre-. . losns
session - the role % competitive
sports in national crisis
tine -ign-pest % what ma,
h. In tore Tor sports VA. the
me,inx inland fresr west ee.ss
danger sone. Of tho R.-e Bawi
and Es.t-W--t New Years day
football games.
While the NCAA scheduled AZ
executive committee meeting IN ~
opening session. the football
coaches also took up business a.
usual with the first meeting u the
rules committee under Chairman
Lou Little q Columbus fntreduc,
ton az proposal. 20 redefin~ the
new unlimited substitution ruiz
vas expected. but COMMITTEES msm'
hers indicated there wa. little feel
ing for major changes
Rules COMMITTEES Member Gu
Dorais. coach At the University 81
Detroit, said that general outlook
appeared TO be that we would lei
the rules orystslize.'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

CAMBRIA. Australia - Aus
tralia may be used IS q Pacific
base for United states. British
empire and Nstbsrisnd forces. u
was harmed Monday 80 the war
cabinet prepared for a conference
Wednesday 20 consider . most
important communication from
Prime Minister Winston Churchill
cbgrchlils message. sens from
Washington. viii have a vital
bearing OF the future conduct u
the Pacific var. Il WAS ssid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Fircresi Play

FIRCREST-Best two-ball two
some. Saturday: First division
Ralph Teats and Fritz Metzger,
65iA; Homer Rothermel and
George Poe, Sc. Second division
W. Raleigh and II. Geer, sou; G.
Gilchrist and r. Rowland, 63ia
There was no tournament play
Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

u. \ ssNy ftHf.D MAD
QUARTERS. NORTHERN frfo>
Unttsa states AMI Philippines
forcs. shssr tsnas. suas sna mes
n isFxs measure effsettiaf she
1sesne.s .avsnfsss e sle<rteF
nnmh<t. have r~crxsnifsa -
.tronf river lire. en- ne n.zfth<ru
sna southern t.ason frunss
In both ncstA ard suuth TIE
DEFENSE force. had made strategic
retreats. withdrawing slowly fFem
spsn positions Il lines where the
could better cancel the numefiosl
superiority - n. snsmy
fali ~ >sFtk Fre.t
Here IN the north. the Am@rtcsns
ard Flhplnas wsr. standing sioak
shs AKne river - natle. nnfsh ~
Manila. and IN ths south thss we're
established on ire nasth safe q
the TsionK river, "a miles fren
the eapltsi
There wss . haii cn this nafshsrn
front sunday Apparently ths
Japsnr-s sere forming for an
attack on the Azne river lire
me Filipino TROOPS. under fir<
sinc. the ~sr started. ~ers nu~
seasoned and fighting hss vet.
Grams. bidding fair 70 rival their
famous comrades. the Philippines
scouts
Dap Asvss.ss sls~e1
Even during the retreat IN this
line. tho Japanese advances had
been slowed materially due "a the
efficient demolition worn AZ the
defense troops. under supervision
~ army engineers. MAJ oen
Jonathan NJ. Wainwright. CON.
msnder In chief in northern f.usnn.
noted in . communiaas
learned that on Saturday night
several Japanese tanks drove ~
the Inca with bright lishss huFn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

about to begin its annual cam
paign to raise funds for the Ma
tional Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis.
urge you TO patronize the
benefit sports event In your
community. 10 Join the March
of Dimes and 10 attend the
Diamond Jubilee Birthday ball
or party In your home town.
Your contribution will help
little child walk again and run
again and laugh again. Be
lieye me. I know.
One afternoon In 1884. I came
home from school feeling as
though my arms and legs could
hardly move. had infantile
PARALYSIS. was then seven years
old. It looked like the life Of =
cripple awaited me. Ny father and
mother were discouraged. ! didn't
know all that had taken place, but
I knew / had some dreadful dis
ease.
HEARD OF METHODS
But in hospitals and foundations
and sanitoriums. doctors and other
scientists we're studying this dis
ease. The study was - and IA
made possible by the generosity Of
people in all our 4s states. Ny
parents heard about some Of the
wonderful new methods Of treat
ment which had been discovered.
They decided We should try them.
I received light treatments
with special lamps and rays.
For several h0urs each day,
was massaged and rubbed l
took special exercises In the
Nultnomah club swimming
tank In Portland. All the In
formation Was sent 10 us BY
the men who were working out
new means Of curing the VIC
tins OF infantile paralysis.
The Merld family blessed those
men, ! can tell YOU
7 took this treatment for three
wears until ! was 10. Finally. e
Great dzv came. could walk %
school again. felt ny limbs get
ting stronger. u the swimming
tank. I no longer just took exsr-
cises found could sNim e.
the way across the tank. When
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were ISSUED
by the city Monday to N. !
Church, 5s1s No. Alnsvsrth. 70,
$500 rsssd~nos 81 ssis No
" st. william Mullen. 1904 No
Cedar. for repair u 81 900 fire
damage. and H. ~ wiitsr. sgI7
No. sist. for . 5000 rsssdsncs
at 1901 No. Adams.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
ALBERT TO MOVIES

HOLLYWOOD frankie Albert
sii-Amsries football player from
stanford university. Nlli star In =
picture fer Columbia tbs spFsns
You help yourself when yos by
Z. 3. Defense Eonds
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Nancy Merki Tells Her Story Of
Victory Over Infantile Paralysis
BY NANCY MERkI
(As Told 10 Richa rd /. NeuberKer)

ii a
o < O al
wan o Il an n winning suits
o o 10
n lie Of is
y a
/ Americana esris- 200meir
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in U. S. Defense
Bonds.
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BAYLOR. TEXAS CHRISTIAN,
\. AND NJ. HAVE NEW COACHES

CoUTHERN METHODIST will be handicapped II
~ Roy Baeeus younger brother Of Coach Whitley
Baceus. fails to reeuperste sufficiently from a foot
ball injury
Dwight Parks. all-conference guard last season.
Is back for another year at Baylor.
He should be outstanding.
The Bears have a new coach in Bill Henderson,
who succeeds Ralph Wolfe. now athletic director.
Texas was heavily hit by graduation Coach Jack
Gray is rebuilding from scratch Granville and Hull
are lost from last seasons squad which finished
third In the conference. The Longhorns will put
green quintet on the floor
Texas Christian did not win a conference game
last season. The Horned Frogs can't be any worse
this year. They have coach in Hub Nc
CULLEN, formerly OF Texas A and M. who has
brought in some junior college material to inject
life.
Texas Christian has finished In the cellar
consecutive seasons, winning more than two
games in the best year.
Mcouillen figures three victories ought to make
him the coach of the year
Four of the six transfers are Kansas boys one
is from Idaho and from Minnesota Texas
Christian will be improved II not homegrown.
Texas Aggies have a coach in Marty Karow
and some fair material, but are hardly factor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
TEXAs STATE GETS UP IN WORLD;

ALL-AMERICA BROOkFIELD Is BACK
OUTSTANDING nationally 10 West Texas State
" Teachers College of Canyon, new member of
the sprouting Border Conference
The Teachers call themselves the 'Tallest Team
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

NEXT: Big Sir.
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, Toe. apparently IN - stt<nrt =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
December
Opening
Hostesses Named for Tea
Al Jone. Hall Galleries

Nineteen forty ones ap-
preaching Christmas season
will lend an air of festivity TO
the December exhibit opening
of the Tacoma Art association
at the galleries in Jones hall
at the College of Puget Sound.
Mrs. Joseph H. Gilpin is chair
man of hospitality for the
afternoon.
She has asked a group OF men,
bers to asst her including Mes
danes Robert Hyde. A. II. Hooker.
jr., +. Rodman ntcomb, Charles
Ingram. William Mccormick and
Lowell T. Murray.
The galleries will be open to the
public from 2 until 6 o'clock and
from $50 until 5 o'clock tea will
be served.
OF particular interest among
pther things in this show will be
the Polish wood blocks which are
considered such a fete OF crafts
manship. Included also will be
etchings, Autographs and aqua
tints.
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st. Luke's
Tea Dec. IL
Christmas Affair 70 b ~
John S. esLer Home

Ideally appropriate for the
occasion, the lovely home OF
Mrs. John ). Baker II GRAY
ely lake viii he opened Tor the
ynletide silver tea of II.
Luke's Memorial church Choir
guild next Friday afternoon.
Always the highpoint Of the
guilds social program. cali
ing hours will be from 2 until
4 o'clock.
Mrs. Baker ~tll he assisted IN
receiving hy Mr.. Arthur Bel.
whose husband IL the pastor II 81
Lukes church Presiding 81 the
tea table which yin be decorated
IN holiday motif win - Mrs. J. V.
NolIets and hrs n. Nerre John
son. president 81 the Choir Guild.
Members 81 the guild win assist
In serving the scores Of members
and friends 81 the church who srs
expected to motor out for the ce-
eaxlon.
Program details promlas an In
tsresting sfternoon. Mrs.. Ruth
Rsdford Herman viii read . Yule-
tide play and Mrs Carolyn Reyer
Nelson viii present . group ~
Christmas solos and Christmas
carols win be sung by the church
choir. The harp accompaniment
sill he played by Edith Knapp
Lundgrsn who VII slso play .
Rrnnn Of nnlns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Yule Party Anticipated
By Woman's Study Club

The Tacoma Woman's Study
club will hold its annual Christ
mas party at the home Of Mrs.
A H. Smith, SIS So. 7th st, at
100 o'clock on Tuesday. Mrs.
Smith has opened her home many
times for these occasions. A
Christmas tree and exchange of
gifts will be features of the day.
Mrs. C. Elmore McMaster is pro-
gram chairman. Mrs. J. II. Kitlar,
president, is asking all members
to bring gifts for Indian patients
at the Indian hospital. Refresh
ments will be served at the close
of the evening.
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Miss Williams
Is Guest of Honor

Miss Doris Ethelyn Williams,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Williams, was the guest Of honor
at a linen shower given for her
at the home Of her parents. 2202
So. 18th at. by her cousin. Mrs,
Marion la Faive, and Mrs. Agnes
Reid.
The evening was spent playing
games. A buffet supper was
served at the close Of the evening
Those present were Mesdsmes
M. ". Elmore. y. r. Sexton. J. J.
Rueter, A. La Faiye. A. l.. Simp-
son. c. +. Murphy. II. c. Ryan. w.
r. Williams. @. Olsen and the
Misses Ruth Simpson. Edith Cum
mings. June Potter. Tressa La
Faiye and Frances Ann La Faivs.
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Lectures
Catholic Women 10 Hear
Father Raphael Heider

The Catholic Woman's club
Will hold its regular meeting
and the second of its project
series at 2 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon at the Knights of
Columbus hall.
Mrs. Eugene Galloway. pro-
gram chairman, will present
Father Raphael Heider. Q. s.
B.. NJ. A, whose topic will be
Liturgy and Art" Mrs. John
Ioonam, one of the city's out
standing musicians. will pre-
sent Christmas selections on
the harp.
Mrs. George Gahan. president.
will be chairman Of the tea COM
mittee for this meeting and will
be assisted by Mrs. Mark Dolli-
yer, Mrs. Joseph Harrison. Mrs.
Albert keenan,. Mrs. Hervy Pet
rich. Mrs Margaret Mcdonald.
Mrs. Lawrence McNerthney and
Mrs. C. w. vanRooy.
Presiding during the tea hour
will be Mrs. J. C. Murphy. Mrs.
A. B. Comfort, Mrs. John Loonam
and Mrs. Charles Eckstrom.