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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Fe+e Honors
Miss LieboId
And Fiance
Bv TIM BYsTANDER

SATURDAY WAS a day Of
many preuupual parties-for the
brides OF April And in at least
one instance the bridegroom
elect was honored, too.
The fortunate younc man was
John CaSsel and be and his
fancce. Kathleen Iiehold. hotn
were shoWercd with handkcr-
chiefs 81 the buffet supper
which Marjorie and shirley
Gibbs gave IN their home ln Ia
Sale boulevard.
-H-4-r tttzt7-r- was rrnfefea with
charming arrangement 81
white clad.oias Hostess Mar
lore wore a Spring frock 81
blue and white and dubonnet
print. Hostess Shirley chose a
gray wool gown with a jacket o.
red print
In addition n tho guests II
honor those present We're Rus
sell Liebold and Irene MusEroye.
10 keim and Al Faec Mary FL
1en Connolly and Dawson Taylor
Tom Freezing phll sloan, Betty
Narko and Setor5. others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
ID Full Blown Blooms
FOLKS WE'RE ga-ga over:

FOLKS WE'RE ga-ga
lime green orchid just like the big purple
blooming orchid plant IA full blown purple orchids
on the Green's had white orchid plant that pro-
duced IS flowers once! b..
The blue orchids
You be able detect the Of mirrors in the
Chrysler Jungle gardens but they do things to you.
exhibit that sembance Of Jungle density that gets
YOU you've been missing your yitamn b, -.
Werner NJ Hoy head of the flower show, worked whole
producing the natural seaming bogs in the jungle
swamps
1amngoes with their lush of horizon pink wade
daintily a jungle pond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Picture

The tea table was a pretty
bridal picture IN white flowers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Green's Orchid Exhibit

ABOUT THE Leslie Green orchid exhibit in the Chryser
gardens.
We lucky enough to find Mr. Green. master of
Turtle Lake Farms Bloomfield giving his exhibit
the 'o-o'....
Modcsy enough he answered enthusiastic spectators of
the arrangement with:
easy raise orchids carnations just takes
little patience"
Quite bit of patience you'll agree, when after you finally
seeding takes another eight years discover
what it looks like in bloom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Nj. P. Grahams
Reveal Tro+h
Of Daughter

MR.. AND MRS. NJ. P.
g r A.HAM gave a tea in their
home in RoSlyn road yesterday
to announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Phyllis La Fern.
and John Hancock Wood, son
of Mrs. Logan Wood Of Stunning
dale drive and the late Mr..
Wood
Mary Ann Dewey poured
The tea table was decked in
all-white flowers and tiny pic
lures of Phyllis and John were
tied to the tea cups with white
satin ribbons.
No date has been announced
FOR the wedding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Mrs. Wheeler
Entertained
BY Mrs. Vie+igs

MRS. ROBERT VIETIG en-
tertained al luncheon today for
Mrs. Burton K. Wheeler. wife
of the United States Senator
from Montana.
Senator and Mrs. Wheeler are
in Detroit for the speech which
he. will make this evening at
Cass Tech under the auspices of
the America First Committee.
At the luncheon. which was
given in the Terrace Room Of
Hotel Statler. places were
marked for:
Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs. T. A. Nc
Donald, Mrs. Walter Schmitt,
Mrs. George Hermann Derry,
Mrs. William F. Bostwick, Mrs.
Joshue r. Picon, Mrs. Ernest
Knoblock Mrs. Milton Selander,
Mrs. Rosa Farber. Mrs. A. p.
McCheSney Mrs. Florence NJ.
DeKewitt, Mrs. May Brownell.
Mrs. Clara B. Woodward. Mrs.
Louis Steiner. Mrs Pearl Fort
ney. Mrs. George GcorgeSon.
Mrs. Vieug is the wife of the
executive secretary Of The De-
troit Chapter of the America
First CommiNee.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
HOYT TRAVERSE Of Mona
avenue in Dearborn announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Jean Elizabeth. 10 Thomas
+ Feldman. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Feldman of Dearborn.
TRUE To form. the Ex-Cen-
Trix Club members are giving a
dance and calling II The finest
Flop of 1871 II will be held
April rs at Bonnie Brook Coun-
Try Club
James Reagan is chairman ~
the entertainment committee and
is being assisted by Dick Burk-
-hardt. Bud Walker Sheldon
Diglar and Tom Moran.
THE CALVIN GARDEN
CLUB of Srrathmoor VIII meet
at Calvin Presbyterian Church
next Saturday evening at 7:30
o'clock.
Prot. c. F. Wildon Of Michl-
gan State College will speak.
The Detroit Spiritual Singers
Will entertain.
THE GIRLS in the r. q. ".
Club have planned q riding
party for April 13, az Magnolia
Riding Stables.
4 few Of those who viii at
tend are Jane Thompson Bette
Patterson. EIeanorc Leach,
Carol SHUTS. Jean KaSSoi Vera
FIson and Betty Woodward
THE MEMBERS Of The Delta
PHI Sorority are holding a
roller skating party at the
Arena Gardens "a Tuesday
evening.
Betty Lerchon chairman is
being assisted by Pearl ChaHd-
Ter. June Abendroth sue Dan
reuther and Glnny Dctfiof.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
In N ayf f: f.,

IF YOU'LL just put comfortable. and sturdy
shoes the damp tanbark floor
you're going to say:
This eighteenth annual flower show Convention Hall
tops them all"
Honestly hearts jump beats the beauty of that profu-
sion Of wonderful flowers the Garden Club displays show
thought and artistry and full of ideas how
poses your the orchids Especially the
collection from the of Mr. Mrs Leslie Green
magnificent Chysers tropical jungle garden will make
you feel like Chloe
All this week the flower show will be open. and your
gardening doesn't exceed the boundaries of window box
you'll love the show. =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Blooming for First Time

THERE Is orchid in the Green collection.
it's blooming for the first time. and Mr. g. to look
closely lime throat of the purple orchid
rare sight,.
Sometime during the show it'll be named. if the proper
celebrity TO to inspire monicker.
Seven eight years the Greens first started raising
orchids special Orchid House they had built at Turtle
Lake
Today (of 40s varieties they orchids
in the collection at the Flower show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Garden Club Exhibits

TO GO ON in the dsonted but admiring fashion:
Mrs Frederick c. Ford literally few around the great
where You find the Garden Club exhibits humping
a less vital sister she said politely and seriously:
"Oh dear, hope didn't hurt you. I'm not bad 5
automobile but | know it hurts to he bumped"
At least hundred pair of shocked eyes followed lone
boy who carried through the pot with artf
cial hOwers...
There aren't supposed to be artificial flowers" wh
oered one Mortified Garden Club member.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

THEATER ARTS CLUB pre-
seniS It's third performance Of
the season in Players Playhouse
April Is.
Mrs. John Y. Brennan. as
sisted by Mrs. Michael Todd,
Mrs. Matthew Carey and Mrs.
George A. Beecher. is IN charge
Of The tea which VIII be served
following the afternoon pro-
gram =
Plays 10 be given are,
"Anti-ClockWise. a mystery
by Muriel Box. In il Will be
Mrs. Edgar 3. Smith Mrs.
Sprague Holden. Mrs. Sterling
5 Sanford and Mrs. Ralph
Simonds.
Family Portrait by Lenore
Coffee and William Joy &c
Cowen. Players are Mrs. Guy
c Smith. Mrs Carlton G Eden,
Mrs. James 3. Steep and Mrs,
John a Hockey
Reva Retha, harpist, viii play.
AMONG THOSE who At
tended Dartmouth Glee Clubs
AZ the Detroit Boat Club
Saturday evening We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Brown,
MIR and Mrs. Charles G Ben
nett. Mr.. and Mrs. John T. s..
CLAIR. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur {.
Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs John p.
Heavcnrich Mr.. and Mrs. Ford
II Whelden
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin G Bovill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert V. Wal
dron. Mr.. and Mrs John II.
Brabb Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pittel-
kow. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Vance
Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John PAUL.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip K. Wat
son. Mr. and Mrs. David Camp
bell. Mr.. and Mrs. John Dono-
van and Mr.. and Mrs. David
Williams.
Giving dinners at the club be
fore the concert were
Nr. and Mrs Charles Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Hudson
Brabb, Mr and Mrs. Richard
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. John St.
Clair. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Vance Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Philip
X Watson and Or. and Mrs. +.
J. BOWL.
MRS. ETHEL JONES DOW
Of Collingwood avenue announces
the marriage Of her daughter.
Anne Elizabeth. 10 Fremond
HoskinS of Faust avenue. son of
Mrs Thomas HoSkins Of Ken
lucky
They left n a trip 10 Chicago
and Kentucky bat VIII be at
home in Santa Rosa drive after
April Il.
THE TRI IOTA FRATER-
NIFTY will give their annual
Swing ih Spring dance at the
Birmingham Community House
on April IS Hugh Kills. chair
man. is being assisted by Dick
Crockett and Russell Fischer.
MRS. JOHN MARQUARDT
JR. of Newport avenue will be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Among Saturdays Visitors

WHO'D WE Saturday before The doors flung open
70 fower-oving Detroit
Mrs. John S Newberry. Mrs. Herbert Book Mr. and
Mrs. Lair Mrs Frederick w. Campbell Mrs.
John II. French Sr. and Mrs. John II. French Jr.
Mrs. George Heferan Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Hutchinson
daughter Mrs Bill Lawrie and daughterinaw Mrs. John
NJ. S Hutchinson lThayer Lawrs wearing authentic
scarlet fez with asseLl ....
Mrs Edward s Evans Jr.. Mrs. Frederick Duffield
Mrs James Mcmillan giving last minute 10 her first
flower show offering. terrace stand which was lovey)
Mrs Richard F. Joy who looked stunning in bright Spring
toggerQI 49,.
Mrs. Berien Eaton Mrs. Dexter NJ Ferry Jrs Mrs.
Harold y Baker Mrs Harry Fnkensaedt Mrs William
Tanney IF Rosedae Park whose stand made by filing
hamper with pink posies exceptionally Originally
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Patriotic

Very very patriotic was the
red. white and blue tea and
kitchen shower which Bette
Smith and Mrs. Lewis Lee Smart
Jr. gave Saturday afternoon IN
Betties home IN Audubon road.
10 equip the triColor kitchen IN
The new house which Helen
Jean Talbot and her fiance. Gar
ritt Bunting viii occupy after
their marriage April 10
Spring flowers in the three
colors decorated the tea table
and presiding over all was a big
doll with very yellow hair bright
red cheeks and sweet doll
smile.
Bette wore a dashing gown Of
cloud red crepe with q pleatcd
skirt and Margaret Smart was
in Raj blue.
Among those present Wei,
Mrs. Charles W Bishop. Betty
Ide. Mrs James Hirshfeld. Mrs
Darrell Roberts. Mrs. Frank
McGurl. Mrs. Charles VI. White
Mrs. Edward J. Schoenherr
Florence MoSSner, Sallie SihleY.
Anne Muer. Sue Lathrop. Mrs
John Sherman, Marilyn Wether-
bee Mrs. Claude B. Talbot. Pa
tricia Talbot, Mrs. J. Henry
Smith and Mrs. Cheshe Elliott
Parrish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Luncheon

Three auntS of Nancy Seallcu,
Miss Gertrude Scallen. Mrs. VII
lam p. Cooney and Mrs I'd
ward J. Lynch. gave large
luncheon and linen shower al
The Detroit Athletic Club Safur-
day for their bride-eleCt niece
who VIII marry Eugene Gargaro
April 10
Thirty-fiNe guests were seated
AZ the U-Shaped table which
was deCked with low bowls Of
pink carnations and blue iris
and lighted by pink tapers IN
crystal candelabra.
Nancy wore a gown Of gray
and white striped crepe and a
corSace bouquet Of pink car
nations and blue iris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

and green foliage for tho small
tea and personal shower Ruth
Henkel gave Saturday after
noon for Marion ZWflinski in
the Henkcl home in Berkshire
road
Marion YOU know. VIII he
Mrs. Tom Hammond after April
10.
Miss HenkeIS becoming gown
was in three tones of blue and
black.
About 80 guests gathered for
cocktails at the Bloomfield Hills
Country Club Saturday after
noon 10 honor Glcc Galloway
and Lyman Cralgg Jr., who Will
be married April ~
Mr.. and Mrs. William Har-
greaves Of Birmingham were
hosts.
The table was a brilliant pic
iUre IN Spring daffodilS. iris and
tulips. And the hostess wore
q becoming gown Of navy blue
with white
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Theater Arts Club
Plans Third Play

tripping southWard for a month
or two with her small daughter.
Lucanna She plans on spend
lu- some time with her mother
in-laW Mrs. John larquardt.
whose Winter home IS in Fort
Myers. Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Shower

Two of Kathleen Liebold'S
bridesmaids Irene Musgrove
and Betty Marko. gave a tea
and pantry shower for kath-
leen yesterday IN the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marko I'M
Oxford road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
.argest Private Gardens

THE THREE largest private garden displays those of:
Mrs. John S. Newberry Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Whit
comb Mr. and Mrs Joseph B. Schlotman !.u
Taking them singy:
We impressed at the Newberry garden by:
The nasturtium first these have been
Detroit flower show and Anne Mayerbotancal
thory of this column tells you could raise them yourself
at home D..
English wahowers (you wouldn't mind being one they're
SO pretty)..x
American Beauty panses. long stemmed and mammoth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
You'll Exclairn Over:

AT THE Whicomb garden you'll excam
Rinuncuas. butter colored. coral white Grim
toned.
The crisp pink azalias.
Dazzling daisies and dahodis.
At the Schlotman garden you'll like:
The South American lilies pale coral with fame
tongues.
mound Of golden orchids.
Lilies dozens Of varieties.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05

der Lorillsrd's King Size
BEECH-EUT Cigarettes
delight so many smokerzi
Try a pack. Enjoy more
cigarette pleasure for your
money with BEECH-NUTi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
Mrs. Chilly Gets
More Because OF
Minor Daughter

Award Of $500 BY congress 70
Mrs. A. J. Gritty. widow a the
late L. S. marshal. was the equiva-
lent OF the maximum 10 which she
would have been entitled had she
filed = claim with the L. 5. COM
pensation commission. u vas dis
closed here "Wednesday.
The original bill introduced In
the house BY Congressman John
NJ. Coffee. Of Tacoma. was cut to
5000. but in conference between
committees Of the senate and
house was increased when IL was
learned Gritty also left a minor
daughter.
Marshal Gritty was killed last
Aug. ~ by Bank Bandits cretzer
and Kyle. who now are serving
life terms in Alcatraz prison in
San Francisco hay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
Trained Grads
Are in Demand

sRkfFfF TIE dem<nd - -.
lese Kfadaeteu trained ~ teeanieai
suhiects was repeFted Il a n<w
hlEh ~ unlvsrslty e W.zAlaTfen
effielsls heFe e Enauzlfiai <seats
saaxht yeufhs n ~ - n &c.
Tories F~sred - d<fenss rFe,hses
flan
r A f.n~w. aesn cf re cail<xs
II enxsn<sFiax. sd pisczmeHg 80
reFtunltlss - zrsdHsfe snxine<r<
we're the b<xf hs hss @ren IN -
years - pF-zlttsd 10 r>r ezra
plsesmsat - IT, 10 ~kusssntx whe
wslI reesixe asp.nmss
There aFe tee - fhr<e
- s~sifzex EVER sss.lzflea
graduate n >Alpkal,11ax
pi>st.. E~sy y~sa<. .s<rs.~~
eemp~as<s sss 1. graf kyave-
eirsfFts pr~i<<t<." re<e $50.
~ Z. nsn>uH. dean e the ED.
lsxs e chemistry snd chemical
engineering. aid IN nstlan =
short seoa chemists ~snd the a<-
msnd fnr ~isslisa msn = increasing
every day p<aa Miner ften<rfz
q the college # mlues sid ~
demand for ysanx mstslmFxl-ts
breaks Al Feeonls~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
Concordia School
Exercises June 6

Concordia Lutheran school. To-
Gated at Collins road and the
Mountain highway. will hold its
graduation exercises on Friday
evening, June s, in the school
auditorium.
Diplomas viii be conferred upon
nine pupils who have passed the
requirements and are now eligible
to take up ninth grade work. The
graduates include Virtus Cook,
Betty Erickson, Lillian Gravseth,
Gwendola Halsey. Ralph Lockert,
Maxine Marth, Mary Reinke.
James Royset, and Elaine
Schlewitz.
The Rev. w. Gullixson OF Park
land Lutheran church will give the
principal address, Virtus Cook will
deliver the sslutatory address,
Betty Erickson the valedictory adj
dress. Gwendola Hslsey will give
the class prophecy, and Mary
Reinke will deliver the class poem.
Diplomas will be presented to the
graduates by the Rev. II. H. Engel-
brecht, pastor of Zion Lutheran
church. The Concordia school
chorus under the direction Of the
Rev. w. Gullixson will render two
selections.
Concordia school will close its
School year with a picnic for the
pupils at Spanaway park. The
teachers, Miss Marie Anderson, E.
Kosche and w. c. Kersten, have
prepared an interesting program
for this closing event.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
Folder by Babson
or Hotel Week

Americas "lifehlood" Is circula-
ton Of people. according to Roger
W. Bahson, noted statistieian. who
has written a graphic folder for
National Hotel Week. which IL
now being observed in Tacoma.
Babson claims that the eircula-
ton OF people is just as important
as the circulation Of money; that
the more a person gets around the
more benefit he Is bestowing.
we are witnessing. Judge,
Babson says, "the last days Of the
era when you could contact a
large percentage of the nations
population by sightseeing a few
large cities. The day Of the small
town Is dawning. Here win occur
the outstanding developments In
later years. Here will be located
the true center Of the economic
stage. II this be true then II puts
premium on travel and recres-
ton will be continental. not met
ropolitan. in scope"
Agents to this philosophy are
hotels. In the opinion Of Hayward
Ayres, managing director OF the
Winthrop hotel and president OF
the Tacoma Hotel Mems associa-
ton. Every hotel Of Importance, .
he points out, lis qualified to adj
wise its patrons on where TO go.
what to see. and where to stay.
The travel-aid facilities of the
hotels in Tacoma are well known
to travellers and they should be
better known to residents of Ia
coma"
Hotel week continues through
Saturday. Material written by
Babson. as well as other folders
describing the break down Of
hotel income into local channels.
is available at the desks of hotels
in Tacoma observing the 3rd an
nual National Hotel Week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05

E-The war depart
ment's award Of a more than
SOS. 900, 900 contract TO the Boeing
Aircraft Co. of Seattle for fly
ing fortresses" brings the total of
orders held by the company
for that type of aircraft TO
1925, 000, 900.
Boeing spokesman here would
not say how many Of the big
four-motored bombers the new
contract will cover. but it was
believed that the order would APP
proximate between ESQ and 800.
Seattle was looking forward 10
an increased payroll as a result
of the new order. The Boeing
company already employs 1000
workers. The company u now
erecting a new building to be used
for camouflaging the bombers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
Will Award Degrees to lOl
AT College Of Puget Sound
Commencement Exercises Sci Saturday;
Judge John M. Wilson to Give Address

One hundred and one graduates
Of the College Of Puget Sound win
be awarded degrees at the COM
mencement exercises TO be held in
Jones hall auditorium Saturday.
June !, beginning at 10 a. m. The
candidates for degrees will be pre-
scented by Dean John d. Register
and the diplomas will be presented
by President Edward II. Todd.
The commencement address will
be given by Superior Judge John
NJ. Wilson, Of Olympia. Music viii
include the academic march by
the Puget Sound band. directed by
Louis G. Wersen; and Strong Son
Of Cod CSnow), by the Adelphian
Choral society. John Paul Bennett,
conductor. The Puget Sound string
ensemble, directed by Erich J. =.
koker, will play for the presidents
luncheon.
Candidates for degrees have been
announced as follows:
Master Of Arts-Oscar L. Mont
gomery. superintendent OF schools.
Yelm; Carl Herman Rich, instruc-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
Engineers TO Meet
In Olympic June 10

June meeting Of the Tacoma
section Of the American Society Of
Civil Engineers viii be held Tues
day evening. June 10. IN the Hotel
olympian. Olympia.
The motion picture, Hydro. :"
will be shown and J. Frank Ward.
manager Of the division Of plan
ming and marketing In the Bonnie
vile administration, viii speak on
Construction Of Transmission
Lines"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
Skogit Educator
Gets St0te Post

oLYMPLA-State School Super
intendent Pearl Wanamaker an
nounced appointment OF skagit
County Superintendent J. Guy
Rowland to the position Of junior
high. elementary and transporta-
ton supervisor for the state.
Rowland will accept his new
position later this month. He has
been county superintendent since
1887 and prior to that taught in
grade schools and was a school
principal in that county. Rowland
is a Western Washington College
Of Education graduate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05

tor in social science Aberdeen Jun
Tor high school
Bachelor Of Education - Moody
Bacon, IT,. Robert William Lyons.
Carol May Pratsoh. Charles Earl
Ramsey, Richard Oral sloat.
Bachelor of Science - Phyllis
Agnes Albert. Helen Lorena Berg.
Robert Raymond Burt, Stanley
Gordon Champ, John Kingdom Cliff
ford. Virginia Edith Dougherty.
Rosa Louise Durand. Osman Elmer
Erickson. Edgar Howard Grain.
Louise Suzanne Jsyko. Raymond
Victor Kulla, Franklin Wright
Marvin. Florence Genevieve Nc
Lean. Malcolm Byron Perry. Ralph
Ronald Rau. Summa Cum Laude.
department honors in physics:
Frances Leona Shelhamer, Leland
Edgar Thune. Cum Laude; Richard
Thomas yimont. Helen wiltschko.
Bachelor Of Arts - Geraldine
Mae Alexander, Albert Charles
Arnold. Cora Adele Atkinson. VIII
bur Howard Baisinger. Magma
Cum Laude; Myles Stanley Bar
rett. John Warburton Boyle. Mag
ma Cum Laude: Fred James Gull
bertson, William James Cummings
Doris Jean Day, Lucia Caroline
Bjuka. Neil Dickman Gray. Robert
olney Hardy. Doris Marjorie Hart
man. Janet Mary Hatch, Irma
Elizabeth Marie Hawkinson. Mag
ma Cum Laude: A. Frederick
Heany. Virginia yesterday Hennig,
Frederick William Hertzog. Helen
Frances Hoss, Cum Laude; Ches-
ter Jablonski. Cum Laude; Mary
Ann Amelia Jelusich, Lois Kath-
ryn johnson. Ruth Margaret John
son, Cum Laude; Ruth Elizabeth
Jones. Yoshiteru Kawano, Marion
Sonya Loftness. Roy Norman Lok-
ken, departmental honors in Eng
fish: Frank Leroy Lowther. Hugh
Fitzpatrick MacWhirter. Mildred
Mckenzie, Allen Terry Miller,
Annabel Floreda Miller. George
Elmer Mitchell. Kenji Miyazaki.
Elmo Foster Morrison. Dorothy
Marie Muligan, Yoschiye omori.
Jack Ernest Perry, Betty Jane
Peterson, Robert Lansing Pollock,
Willard Clayton Quale. Donald
Morris Rasmussen. Janet Briggs
Robbins, Gale Garig Sampson.
Earl Philip Seitz. John David
Sharp, Evelyn Shaw, Wesley j.
Vande were. Ashfield Rupert
Walker, Eleanor Lee Warne. Betty
Jean Warner, Muriel May Woods.
Bachelor Of Arts In Business
Administration - Arthur George
Gerla, David Lyall Jameson. Cam
eron Frank McKinnon, Robert
David Palmer, Anita Knapp Wege-
ner.
Bachelor Of Arts In Education
Rosine Barbara Bauerle, Ellen
Marie Bergstrom, William Loren
Goodell, Mona Harriet Helmer,
John Martin johnson. Delmar Emil
Mortensen, Lucille Minnie Parsons,
Walter Elyss Piper, Florence Jewel
Post, Stella Anne Samuelson,
Harry Southworth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05

It's here 20eo longer
smoke blendedfr from the
worlds choicest tobaccos.
Which means a cooler,
smoother, finer smoke every
inch Of the way. No won