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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
HOROSCOPE
SUNDAY, JUNE 8

Adverse planetary aspects
dominate today. While there is
= sign read as encouraging TO
spiritual quest. there may be
much misrepresentation regard
ing creeds. The clergy may have
unusual problems.
Heart and Home: In the home
there may be conflict between
new and old ideas. The aged
may have cause 10 criticize mod
srn ways as girls assert more
and more independence. Girls
may be difficult TO guide, for
minds will be disturbed and
hearts will be rebellious. As in
terest in religion extends. cults
will flourish. Investigation OF
the world of psychic phenomena
will be widespread and will fur
nish material for numerous
books. However. those who
study earnestly will discover as
trological knowledge IS an in
spirstion and n foundation for
many faiths.
Business Affairs: Inventions
Of many sorts will multiply
under the stimulus Of war
perils. These will include meth
DDS for simplifying civil needs
and for aiding war emergencies.
Children born on this day
probably will be impulsive and
generous. They may experience
many changes Of fortune. but
they should be generally lucky.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
DEFENDS COURSE
OF PRESIDENT

Editor. The Times: There il
an old saying He who is not
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

Every place there is Pole there Is heart that beats
for lberfy.-Wenden Willke.
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for me. is against me-" Our
president was elected as head
Of this government by the ma
Jority of the American people.
Those who are not for him are
against him, which means they
are against those we elected
the United States government.
Today these "Quislings" are
filling the space in our news
papers, knowingly or unknow-
ingly. with sppeasement articles
which Hitler and his gang Of
international gangsters are US
ing to lead their people 10 be-
lieve there Is no unity in our
system OF government.
Some OF these letters carry
the invisible mark Made In
Germany Russia or Italy" II
they haven't the nerve 10 defend
this country then they should
stop giving aid to the enemy.
haven't heard that any Of our
soldiers have been sent to Eu-
rope Then why all the stories
Of blood and slaughter. etc?
In 1925 we didn't hear all this
stuff. We did then as we intend
to do now-thRt is. 70 drive the
worlds worst criminal and ty-
rant hack where ne came from,
and regardless of what the
''QuislinEs' think or do, there
are millions Of Americans who
know what war means. and are
willing 20 help finish the job.
To settle the question Of how
our people stand In this matter,
I would suggest = parade OF our
military forces, followed by the
forces Of sppessement ! would
also suggest the sppessers carry
umbrellas and march 10 the sc-
Comparing music.
Call out the Army and Navy.
All Of the rank and file.
Draft al the Civil War veterans,
They'll meet death with q smile
And call on the boys OF the
Spanish War
Who set old Cuba free.
You may draft my mother, sis
ter or my brother.
But for Gods sake. DON'T draft
me.
MICHAEL J. BRANNAS.
Puyallup.
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Barney Jackson
Speaks in Whisper

Sen. II. ~. Barney Jackson wa.
having his own troubles with the
opening OF the legislature. Stag
ing a comeback from a recent 20
round with pneumonia, he found
himself unable TO speak with more
than q hoarse whisper.
The senate wAs quick TO put
him on the spot. because of his
freshman" status. (At the
ls~t session he Was . member
of the lower house,
Jackson was chosen as chairman
OF a group to carry the message to
the house that the senate IL or
gained and ready for business" on
Monday. Barney was too hoarse
TO complain.
So he carried the message
noring Sen. Ted Schroeders cheer
ful. ringing message to the other
senators that jackson may not be
able to find his way back here
an implication that Barney was
more familiar with house cham
bers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Mail Carriers
Will Install
Annuol Ceremony
Slotted Thursday

Tacoma branch No. 40. Ma
tionsl Association 81 Letter Car
riers Will meet In the !. o. o. p.
temple. sth and Fswcett ayes,
Thursday al $50 ?. m for is
annual installation Of officers A
regular business meeting will fol-
low the ceremony.
Those 10 be installed are Lyle
Bass. president; Avert Bottigger,
vice president: Walter Leach. re
cording secretary; Archie Hughes.
financial secretary; Lumsn Hsw-
ley. treasurer: Ronald Graham.
sergeant-st-arms: O. Beardymple
and p. J. oBrien. trustees for one
year. John johnson. correspond
ent: Dave spigal. ". s. p. A, and
Leonard Msrooe. NJ r. A.
In charge Of the installation will
be A J. Jacobson Of Olympia
delegate AZ large for the state
association Of the y. A. l. c. Wis
ting carriers will be present from
Seattle. Olympia. Puysllup, Sum-
ner. Bremerton and Aberdeen.
The auxiliary unit also will in
stall Its officers. Refreshments
will be furnished by the entertain
ment committee OF the local
branch.
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Buckley Pioneer
Taken by Death
Fuchek's Funeral
To Be Wednesday,

BTCkIEN - Nicholas Fuchek.
s. resident o. Buckley 81 years.
died IN The Auburn hospital Mon
day. Funeral services vail be held
Wednesday Afternoon ~ ? o'clock
a. the Whitmore Funeral home
chapel in Buckley
Fuehek was born n Prague. Bo-
hernia. Dec. Is. 1856. However. he
had resided in the L. S. - years.
living IN Wisconsin for some time
before removing 10 Buckley
Here he vas employed FOR many
years IN railroad construction for
the Buckley Logging Co He was
a member Of the A o. l.. ". lodge
here
he leaves his wife. Mary. three
sons. Linus. Lawrence and John.
= brother. John n Taooms. and :
sstef. Mrs. Neal Of Tacoma
Services vii be conducted bv
Rev ". o Bensdom and inter-
ment Will be IN Buckley cemetery.
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Army Orders

WA>HINGTON. n Che va &C.
psrtment has issued the :olou4ns
c-ders
Lieut.. Cclcnsls walter c Philips
Port Ham Iltcr % Hawaiian
cept Charles .. Parcy. chap VAN
couVer barracks. 20 Omaha. Curtis
D@u Away inf Cleveland % Port
E'lstls revoked Walter L Rich
arcs m G Fort Georse wright 70
Ssclm.snto. Calf. Leroy P HartleT.
C c. Port winfield scott % Saci-
rr .ento. on = Cohee chap Phllp-
zine dspt 90 san Antonio. STANLEY
/ scott e o.; e Little Rock 20
Dallas
Msjo-s william " Wsnamaker
% . Latte Rock Daliss. Glenn T.
wood smith m C. res-. PASADENA
% duty San Jarluto
Cspts Clshert Z Hal, INF Port
Snelling 20 Fort Crook Harry
Crutcher y a c. Randolph Pied. 20
san Angelo. John NJ Price = c.
Randolph Fleic. q san Angelo. Nirgil
: steele N c. Randolph Field. 20
Port sam Houston. Ira Freeman.
chap Port Hancock % Washington.
Edward o Schairer retired Sar
Francisco % DUTY Port Mason
Harry { Dayton. retired Coronado.
cain. 20 For; Mason
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ERE'S MORE ABOUT
Probe OF Senator

Directing 20 the inner-party fracss
az the opening Of the assembly. de-
manded in vain that he - seated
10 represent the districts ~hioh had
voted for him.
They expressed faith also In
the platform he pledged In the
program he outlined. .. being
typical Of anything hut a party
wishing to overthrow the gov
eminent Of the United state.
nv force and violence"
That platform included West
mans promise TO work for old age
pensions. the night Of labor 10 or
ganize. bargain and stnke. an ex-
psndsd health program on a ma
tionsl basis. and wage increases
in proportion 10 man-hour prodUe-
tly1ty.
Others who will serve on the in
vestigsting committee are Sens-
tors Marsh. Duggan. Miller and
Muffin.
The upper nous. refused 10 allow
the oath 10 be sworn BY Westman
or by Sen. Agnes Gehrmsn. Repub-
hcan. Grays Harbor county. The
lstter's senate seat Is being con-
tested because OF her election by a
lO-vote margin over Sen. T. c
Bloomer. d. Both were escorted
from the bar Of the upper house at
the insistence Of a maJority OF that
BODY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
0lalla Lodqe
To Install

GIG HARBoR- Fern Camp. p
y. A. q Olslls all hold Al install
lation meeting Thursday a. olans
Community hal a. 20 ?. II. Alice
Burke district deputy. and Anna
RonFen vii be installing officers.
The postponed card party spon-
sored ~ Burlsv Library sszocia-
ton vii he held a. the Burl.v
hall Thursday.
On Saturday the Lincoln Al
club held a combined business
meeting and club luncheon. one
half the group served a. cooks and
hostesses. A business meeting
and games followed the luncheon.
westminster Gund vii meet
Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Bartlett Parks.
Ahf - = HAA4 AfNAAs AAAu VIII
meet Thursday AZ IN. hon. Of
Mrs. Fred. Parish. Work on rugs
will be continued.
Bearse Ia Speak
Herman Uddenberg Post. = r
W. and auxiliary. will meet Thurs
dsy at Community hall.
Gordon Bearse OF the Western
Washington Experiment station AZ
Puyallup Will be guest speaker at
the Washington Coop. Egg and
Poultry association meeting
Thursday at s p. N. Their. will
be a short bushes. session. fol-
lowed by the social hour and
A son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs
Archie Hoskinson OF Port Orchard
at Gig Hsrbor hospital Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E Shaw had as
Sunday guests Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Stacer Of Richmond. Va.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shevland
OF Tacoma. Mr.. and Mrs. Stacer
are uncle and aunt TO Mrs. Shaw
and father and mother to Mrs.
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Charge Accountant
As Drunken Driver

William ?. Dageerty. s4-yesr-old
Seattle accountant q 451s Latsna
st. Was arrested on the Olympia
highway shortly before . o'clock
Tuesday morning and booked at
the county jail on 4 charge q
drunken driving state Patrol o.
ficer J. = Mckinney requested TIE
driver Ae.1 Tor $500 hail
Henry Peterson 5s-veat-old Ta-
coma engineer Who faced ths
prospect q serving ogt fine u
800 assessed ~ Justice Layton
Monday soi drunken driving raissd
that SUM in TIRE late afternoon and
obtained his freedom.
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Study Bid for Sale
OF Commission Ships

WASHINGTON - :. X. Win
CHESTER 4 Co. New York. acting
as agent FOR nine British shipping
lines, Tuesday had submitted an
apparent high bid for s4,6l1. $50
FOR the purchase OF 20 vessels from
the maritime commissions laid
up fleet.
No other bids were received on
ss many ships The United States
Lines bid sl,23s.3 s4 for five Of the
vessels
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Prize Poliiicrack
Is Made in Senate

Prize politicrack of the day:
When the senate eoneurred in a
motion, posted by Sen. George
Lovejoy. King county. that the SEN
ate and house meet jointly for the
Inauguration Of Gov. Arthur Lang
lie.
Said Sen. ksbel Murphy. OF spo-
kane: "A Republican should have
made that notion"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Feminine Curiosity
Is Made 10 Stick

Feminine curiosity - including
that OF Sen. Kathryn Malstrom OF
the 27th district - prevailed over
the liking for custom exhibited by
masculine members OF the senate
Monday. As a result, veto messages
from the last legislative session
will so into the journal OF the
27th session.
Messages which accompanied
Gov. Clarence ID. Martins We
toes Of 16th-session measures
were headed for burial under
the ,aual acceptance" file
Monday-when Sen. Mary Far
quhsrson, King county. gained
the floor 10 say she Wa curl
on. about the text OF those
messages and proposed they be
reviewed BY the senate. She
made u stick. with senate ac-
ton 10 bring the vetoes mp ~
. special order OF business Dent
Monday.
Sen. Mslstrom. her curiosity
aroused. wondered aloud II the SUBJ
ject matter OF those vetoes could
be made available. She also won
her point. with passage Of a motion
by Sen. Earl Maxwell. King county,
for entry of the veto messages into
the journal meanwhile, 30 they can
be studied.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
ALASKA PICTURES

Colored slides OF Pacific North
west and Alaska scenes photo
grsphed BY Rev. Ernest Barber
Will be exhibited Sunday evening
at Bethsny Methodist church. So.
Park ave at 57th 81. as a feature
Of the evening service.
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MEMS cLuB TO MEET

Mems Social club OF Bethany
Methodist church will meet next
Tuesday evening at the church.
Potluck supper will be served at
6:<s. Members Of the choir will
be special guests. Entertainment
will include a group Of songs and
readings In costume by Malcolm
Mckenzie. Scottish emit ertsiner
from kenton; group singing and
games.
Eggs down again at Cow Butter
Store. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
NOR Club FRIDAY

Junior Arlington Improvement
club viii meet in Arlington club
hall Friday AT s p. m. a basket
social. followed by dance. viii
be featured. and those attending
are urged TO bring basket
Prizes will be awarded.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

Water comprises 1870 square
knlee q North Cardinals area
IN 1895. Canada ranked third
among rold-producing countries Of
the world.
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Core Of the News
FISHERMEN TO MEET

First meeting Of the Tacoma
local No. !. United Fishermen's
Union Of the Pacific. for this year
10 set for Thursday evening at 7
o'clock in slavonian hall. Old Ia
coma.
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Started in House

The move for a joint session for
the Inauguration originated IN the
house Monday with . resolution
made by z. A. vsne. representative
from the 1sth district.
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MEET MONDAY

Tacoma Methodist Ministers
union will meet Monday morning
at 1880 o'clock at First Methodist
church. Dean REGISTER Of c. p. 8.
will speak and give a report Of the
first annual meeting Of the board
Of education Of the Methodist
church held last month in Nash
vile. Or. NJ. l.. Olson, pastor OF
Emmanuel Methodist church, will
be in charge Of devotions.
Hospital flowers. HIM, florist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
You don't
need to be an
explorer to
get there

CHOUID those veteran tour
~ ISIS Marco Polo and Henry
NJ. Stanley meet todsy-"Mr.
Polo. | presume"-it doubtless
would be in Southern Califor-
MA. where the All Winter Sun
Festival has created an out
sanding and multiple aurae-
uon for all wise travellers
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To emphasize irs charm as
winter playground. Southern
California has "packaged" some
500 events, old and new. These
tot up to complete proof of the
Way the Sun and fun can be
made integral parts of living.
They have been developed
through the favor Of Old Sol
and an ancient ally Of his
called Petroleum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

Hospital flowers. HIM, Florist
(adv.
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This partnership goes baek TO
days when the Sun. in all prob
ability. furnished warmth and
Vitamin D to those rude organ
isms which time has turned into
oil. That was when the la Brea
pits were young-probably be-
fore the FIRST sabcr-tooth tiger
or three.toed horse decided that
Southern California was an
ideal spot to spend rhe winter.
4 4 4
To-day this partnership is ex-
emplihed by Standard Stations,
Authorized Distributors, and
Standard Oil Dealers scattered
through Sunland and adjacent
territory which extends into
Canada. They make il simple
for everyone to reach Sun Fes-
Gval events with the greatest Of
ease even from points def
nifeIy North and East. The Sun
made those events possible. Pc
troleum makes them available.
Standard Oil Company
of California
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shevlsnd. They are staying dur
ing the winter with their daugh-
ter. Other guests at the Shaw
home we're Ben poteet Of Curtis.
Seb.. and Virgil Thulin Of Gibbon
Neh. both Of whom ar. stationed
at Fort Lewis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
A. II. Hooker
Heads Chest
Officers Elected
AT Annuol Meeting

Albert H Hooker. II. VAS elect
ed president OF the Tacoma Com
runity Chest and Council for 1871
At the 10th annual meeting o. that
organization held Monday evening
~ Hotel Winthrop.
More than $50 members and IN
terested citizens attended the
meeting which witnessed one Of
the most progressive steps IN civic
socisl planning. The 7o-yeAr-old
Federation Of Social Agencies. par
ent organization Of the commun-
ifv Chest and ths General Council.
will hereafter be known as the
Tacoma Community Chest and
Council and al activity vii es
carried on under the one name
George II. Fisher. chairman Of
the reorganization committee. pre-
scented the report Of that commit
tee, outlining the major changes
IN the constitution and bylaws
H,xhliehts in the new constitution
and bylaws. as adopted a. the
meeting. wert: The changing O.
the name: enlargement and
strengthening OF the board Of
trustees 10 represent al natural
community groups. The new plan
calls for the trustees TO serve for
not more than a three-year term
consecntively. The number o.
standing committees has been in
creased To include budget. planning
and research. campaign. public
relations and nominations commit
tee. These committees will oper-
ats throughout the year.
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0riing Youth S
Rites Thursday

oRTING-Joseph Robert Bob"
Hardisty. 10. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Hardisty OF orting. died
Monday noon in a hospital after
months illness.
A junior In orting high school.
he was born in Yakima on August
q. 1924. coming 10 Orting with
ms parents In 1899. Besides his
parents he IL survived BY two
brothers. Donall. OF the L. s.
naval station al Honolulu. Hawaii.
and Michael OF the home. and
sister. Ruth. also of the home.
Rosary will be said Wednesday
evening at s o'clock in the Orting
funeral home. =.
funeral services will be held at
sac o'clock Thursday morning
from the Catholic church in Orting.
Interment will be in orting
cemetery.
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Jail Terms
II Driving
While Drunk

It's a triple JOLT for drunken
drivers from now on tn Judg. v
A Riehmonds police court.
Palmer simonson. whose motor
vehicle license gives his address a.
General Delivery. Tacoma. Was the
first 10 feel the new ihree-ply sent
enee.
Arrested on WAshingtons birth
dsy BY Officer LEON clough while
driving down the left hand sid. OF
Broadway al fast clip. simonson
pleaded guilty Monday afternoon
to driving a car while under the
influence Of intoxicating liquor"
Judge Richmonds sentence was.
IL Fine Of $3.50 and costs. ~
revocation of drivers license for
one year mandatory under state
law: 81 ten DAYS in the city jail.
The third portion OF the sent
ence is Judge Richmond's reaction
to the continuance OF arrests for
drunken driving. Tuesday the
Judge warned
"If intoxicated persons still ron
finue IA operate cars In Tacoma,
IN raise that ten DAYS 10 ak
months Drunken driving must
cease"
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To Plan Funeral For Mrs. Doore

Mr. Blanche sprAgue Doore
wife OF Edwin F. Doore. As Ea
4sth 81. died Monday IN a Long
vfeW hospital OF injuries received
in a head-on automobile collision
on. mile north OF Castle Rock
Sunday.
Driver Of the other car involved.
Or Paul Cooper OF Portland. Ore.
vAs killed Instantly His wife died
shortly after being admitted TO
the hospital Or Cooper was the
uncle OF Mrs. Marvin Lynn OF Ia
coma Critically injured. though
to recover. was Mrs. karl
Strand. 36i7 Howe ST. daughter
OF Mrs Doore Her husband.
driver OF the car. suffered painful
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licenses,

Marriage license applications
have been filed With the Pierce
county auditor bv Emery l. IL
rich. &c. Garrison. y D. and
Louise r. Bueehler. q. coleharbor.
y. D Roy Hussey. as 515 Adams
st. Olympia. and Ida Haywood
-. sos 18th st Olympia. Orval
Luther Jones. -. I s. s. Paw
tuoket. Bremerton. and Lorraine
Marie Brannon. i. 6l3 So. 35th.
Frank L. kerzie. legal 30 ST.
Helens ave. and Mary Y.
Buchanan. legal. Route 5, Olympia.
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decorations about the head and
fractures o. both Knee caps
Fourth occupant OF the car. JACK
Doore. L. vas bruised slightly
Witnesses told state patrol Of
fcers that DR. cooper's car. travel
ing north suddenly swarved into
the opposite traffic lane
The body Of Mrs Doore was re-
turned 10 Tacoma By the Melllnger
mortuary. which viii announce the
funeral
Survivors include brother. Del
Spragne - Tacoma and a sister
Mrs. Eileen McHanev ~ Portland
Mrs. Doore was born In Tacoma
IS years ago and lived mere all
her life.
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N ground. ~ non-sapport Charles
:. against Dorothy u Asslef and
Rose against CALVIN 2 Hopkins
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The new board of trustees. to-
falling about SIS persons, represent
ing the chest agencies and the
community in general, were nomi-
mated and duly elected by the
membership.
Captain Tunix Cordill, Jr.. chap |
lain OF McChord Field. pronounced
the invocation.
Mayor Harry p. Cain. former
campaign chairman. gave An IN
spring outlook for ie4i and pre-
scented to President Hooker
plaque ~ . token OF appreciation
for Hooker's outstanding service
IN meeting human needs for the
people here.
Niss Helen Rowe. personal rep
sesentative OF Paul V. McNutt.
FEDERAL coordinator of welfare and
recreational programs in defense
communities. presented 4 resume
Of the organi1ation's desire TO CO.
ordinate with the interests of the
Tacoma Community Chest and
Council.
+. j. Michlitsch, member OF the
executive board of the Central La
Dor Council, who IL active in the
budget and executive committees
Of the chest. delivered an enter
tanning anecdose which contributed
much to the good humor Of the
meeting.
Officer Speaks
A guest Of the evening was
Major ". p. Duruz. recreational
officer Of Fort lewis. who likencd
the building Of . great army pos,
to that Of bringing to Tacoma a
huge mans university. The prob
lens involved are those similar TO
any community or city with =
great campus.
The report Of the budget COM
nittee was submitted by Bartlett
Rummel. chairman.
Rev. Harold B. Long gave an
Interesting report on the activities
of the general council for last year.
and explained that this IL the
social planning department Of the
Community Council.
Otto L. johnson was introduced
~ the nsw chairman of the Com
nunity Council
Lyman v. Hall, treasurer, re-
ported that collections for the past
year were the best in the history
Of the chest.
n. J. mickey. public relations
chairman, outlined the plans for
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Actions in Divorce

Divorce actions pse-s fec II -
perior court hsre Tuesday y Na-
b. y. against Clifford I Howe
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cruelty
\ Nna1 decree Vas granted 70
Cen rom Nancy { Bndsuer.