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Evening star., 1941-11-15
Pigeons TruveI in Cons
On British Bombers

Pigeons with British bomber crews
on night raids across the Channel or
North Sea. now travel in light metal
cans, which not only keep their fea-
theirs dry, but may be used as floats
by airmen swimming from sinking
aircraft to their rubber dinghy, it is
reported in London.
When forced down in the sea,
flyers can send messages by these
Evening star., 1941-11-15
Kitchen on ENGLISH Puttern

A kitchen, patterned after one
in an English home, has walls paint
ed straw color with apple green
trim. The floor is covered with a
linoleum Of darker green, while
curtains and cushions are of gay
sprigged chintz. Kitchen equipment,
metal containers and other articles
are bGttercup yellow.
Evening star., 1941-11-15

Richard Dix, movie actor, once
worked in a bank.
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Three Painting
Contracts Let

FORT LEWIS - A contract 10
paint 1.743 wooden buildings.
erected here since october. 1910.
has been awarded today 10 Busch
a Latta, st. Louis. Mo. painting
firm, on its bid Of s246 SIS. 1t.
Col. Il. p. Antonovich, construc-
ton quartermaster, announced
Saturday.
Two other contracts were
awarded: one 20 paint 107 build
ings in the Harbor Defenses OF
Puget Sound, the other 10 paint
20 buildings at Fort Stevens.
The Fort Stevens job will be
done for Si0,4e5 by the CONNER
cial Painting Co, OF Portland.
Ore: the Harbor Defenses by the
Pomeroy Painting Co. Of Seattle.
A total Of 1870 buildings will
no covered under the three con-
tracts. A cream colored paint will
be used on all buildings.
Bids on the Fort Lewis contract
ranged from low Of s246.66s TO a
high Of S437.5i5 Highest bid on
the Fort Stevens contract was
S23.61s24. High bid for The Hsrbor
Defenses was S2i AS.
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-Marriiaqe
-(;;censes

Marriage liesnss sppaestsanz
fled Saturday wiz tas Pierce
county suaitnF lneiadsd teha =
Tatusl. -. chsyenas. Wy. sna
feari !. 1une. - chsysnne. we
Ravu1and J. Spain. .. sal -.
sprsFas -. a. Betty Jsns Hide
brand "a sal -. srFzEus a
syrua ". Anasrenu. -. Seattle.
snd Kathryn {. ~. Csir. -. sff
No. lssnstts ct: TheHss u Mssks
.. nlsck nismona. sna clefiz
HOPE. ~. Black ptsmcad, Franz
~. smith. ~. auitsn. sna fsims
=. seafford a.. oela ar. R.lrs
V. Hilton. n. etsllsecoua. snd fds
csntenl. - ncx -. ssuth Ia
enma. Kawsrd J. EsenkIeAlch.
legal. Puysliup. ara Margaret r
Marass~ch. legal. tnas -. frcs-
pest -. Ewlsg ", Rshs. -
ortinK. snd EdFz Nellie Akin. -.
ortink: olsv Acxn<<s. ~. stc<
No s7fh st. and Eieiss Msrtlassa
Is. aTe< "a. X 81 ponsid ~.
Ros. -. Electfon. ard Grace q
Query. ~. Sumner. Carol .. An
asrson. a. atsliscoon. and HsR<l
!. Norainna. 10. Route 4. Hox ia.
Tacoms: Forrest TsSlor. -. Nerth
Bend. Ore. and Valerie lee wyatt.
-. Nerth Bend. ORE Hlehsfd y
Horner. -. Aocherd fisid. and
Jean ~. Hodxson. ~. Vases,
Mimi. Jerry A. Miller. %. tso1
No. Defiance -, ard Ssrma ".
Leigh. 10. tsaa Me- Pearl st.
urlsh Horst. ~. AnnvilIs. Pa. and
Helen G. Crssier. -. 1919 No.
Alder st: Max ~. nlcs. -. ait,s
broadway. and Margaret ]. Burns,
-. Route !. nnx as, South Ia.
cana. Douglas ]. eslschsldsF. 10.
s12t 40. ounnlson 1t, and vIr-
Einla }. stsinstra. IA ista 10
Washington 81. franklin v
nsagK. ~. 1901 No. Frfs e.. and
Alice atoutlsnd. ~. Valley City.
n. d; Melvin u. johnson. -. So
attic. and Margaret ~. Eastman.
legal. 1904 no. i1th ct. Thomas
]. Duplain. a.. stis No. Sheridan
st. and Ellnabsth A. aeully. 10.
AIS -. X st. willis ,. Thornily.
-, Seattle. and Juana J. Israel.
~. aeat,lei Robert =. nsFEstfeni,
.. Seattle. ard Betty May Wis.,
son. -. aoos so. 10th st.: Adolph
Rartsls, 81. TOT 10. cushmsn, and
rnnlcs Young. 40, san Francisco.
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Michael Nsxvc 80 IHst.ilsd -
eommsnaer 81 Pei Ne 1, q a. "
"Wednesday aaf,nn . meeting -
sss crs.nIssslen N N stats
srmafy.
othsr sffse<rs Installed ls<isl<
rsed A. TsxsFd. s<sle< We eou-
msaasr. 1cha 4. kslIy. fsnler vice
commander. ". . nls<s. tr~ss-
ur~T. l. ~. Parker. effi<<r - ths
DAY. Hawsra ksnn<1v. sergeant
stssFmss nsysl werdsr. ehspi&sas
y. =. Penney. tsmss Donald ard
G. G Conway. trustees. J. A.
joiner. wniisn Rsansr ssd Frank
A. tslasssy. exscntsve tommiitsel
William /. n<ilsy. service officer.
A. J. Warden. state committeeman
Lee Mica historian. sna :. =
wssslsy. Judge sdseosss.
Fiayd nFsssfi<ld. manager ~ th<
Junlnr Drum ssa naxls seFps. To-
fsghsF wlth IRA. Emli Isr<an. -.
slstsnt msnsksr. ard John Kelly.
music master. was Eivsa credit fpS
the outstanding showing e ~
corps during ina recsnt stats sca-
ventinn 81 Everett. a watch nvNss-
field was elected junior viss con.
msndsr for the department. ~
wazhlngton.
Officers Installed were sls<tsd
the preceding wess.
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Last Payment
On Bond Issue

Pierce county took another step
along the road towards complete
freedom from bonded Indebtedness
when County Treasurer Paul
Newman paid off Saturday the
final s35.ooo of s2.5OO.o0O road
construction bond issue OF 20
years ago.
The payment reduced the coun-
tvs total bonded indebtedness TO
1858. 900 of which 1927 900 for the
Narrows bridge will be paid off in
1913, another S234. 900 funding
bonds retired in 1914. s15s. 900 air
port bonds paid in 194s and S34.-
900 election machine bonds retired
In 1850.
Total annual payments Of prin-
cipal and interest will now run
about $4,000 next year with
$4,000 for Nsrrows bridge bonds
alone. The funding bonds will take
5000, leaving $4,000 for the
airport and $1,000 for the election
machines
With final payment on the fund
ing bonds coming in 1914, Pierce
county will only be paying $4,000
a year after 1e45 for bond service,
provided no new bonds are issued.
The $500, 900 road construction
bonds were issued in three groups,
one million in both 1919 and 1921
and a half million in 1920.
O CaUAf
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The annual banquet Of the Wash
lngton state Naturopsthie sssoei'
stlon Al Motel winthrop saturday
evening wiIl put the finishing
touch on the thres.dsy convention
which has brought nsturopzthie
physicians and their wives n Ia
coma from many corners II the
state.
Association business wss enn.
GUIDED Friday afternoon whsn Dr.
Wilbur r Ely ~ Tacoma was re-
elected president other offiesrs
chosen are DR.. y. y. Macarthur.
Seattle. vice president; DE-. Marry
BonnsIis. Seattle. secretary. snd
pr. ~. ". Elder. Everett, ~ho wsn
reelected treasurer.
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Moose HOLDING
Big Gathering
Instoll Officers
Saturday Evening

Tacoma Legion OF Tacoms
Moose lodge viu open It's ehairi
Saturday evening TO Great Nortl
Moose ?. n. Buchanan Of Mount
Vernon and other chair officer
Of the Washington State Legion
holding its semi-annusl conelavs
In Tacoma Saturday and Sunday.
The state organization repre-.
ssnts 10 Lsgions Of Moose lodge.
In Washington; the Legion Is the
second degree Of the order.
Expect Hundreds
Hundreds Of Moose LegionnAlres
were expected for the big sstur-
day evening meeting. among them
Walt Leckey OF Seattle, great
herder Of the state group.
A business meeting was set for
Saturday afternoon at Moose
temple, a commissioners and fell
lowship breakfast at 9 o'clock Sun
day morning at Hotel Winthrop.
and another business session at
Moose temple Sunday until prob
ably mid-afternoon.
To Install Officers
At the Saturday evening con-
clave feature will be the installa-
ton of new officers Of Tacoma's
Legion, recently elected as follows:
J. f. Mccormick, north moose:
Karl Marti, south moose: J. j.
McGillis, east moose; Sam l.. Grip
pen, west moose; George Brad
shaw. treasurer: Justice Wendell
guide; Gene Sarzen, assistant
guide; Walter Clark. argus; J. W
Fox, sentinel, and Bud Hillman
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Two rotsm steFss sfxieinls
nuDsrvissr ". \. trfissl ue&s&iln.
-. ~ itef 10 I a.. sn< WiIII9m
csmmssa. - - EsFsr<st. s4ns-
ser q ne nsFEst street s<ers.
Narrowly s@sspsd injury fri1ay
sftsfnesa n a. safeasenlIs e<et-
dent a -. sth and - -
eoss<iln. driver ~ N rsf -
which cemmsn1 49, : pass<n1er.
said he wss eFIvtn9 vel - -
a. when - enf 49, etfuek a
sAs y stf<<t lnterse<fiea - .
ear driven ~ Larry nnu<. - -
2a7o Ma en- q
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mother informal Tee
or Tennis Club

Continuing % slssrn.is .ess ard
nebsons on Wednesdays another
formal bridge tea for msfnbsfs
ths Tacoma Lawn Tennis Gun
planned for ths coming ws1nss.
y afternoon. Mfs Ted fsfosn
a Miss Margaret MeTavlsh will
the hostssaea for tns occasion
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Naiuropaihs End Their Convention
After Re- Eleciing Ely President

guitar and banjs music ~ Joe
Lento; vocal duet and saio ssiee-
lions b. Ray Frsdsriek ssd
Nanyna lee FFedsfleks vocal ssise-
tons By Harry Eoloos ard ~ Huth
nsmuslson, Win wsli - accom-.
psnlsd ~ rrof. FFsnt nurdinE.
snd tap NUMBERS ~ jean wsk-
nsr Martin Flslsxhness ard Msfr
slnkls. wllh secompsnlmsnis ~
Tease Curtis
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Ms Thso<ie<< kfet<1&za@F I'll
h. hnssssw % - M111a3 oe<a<ns
club IN hsf n<N n119 - HsFth-
est Tseema ea M9E1X 4zn.r
b~rs ere bringing : p6eeIe hsneh
an1 she~s sisalns r. ~ I'll a~<t
At tn hoss ~ kfsA Wsis<f hsfx.
z10T "a. liza - sk ios1 Aeas
day msfnia9
Aftsr - iunzh<1a nFz Lena
Roberts wiii preside a th@ ssssi'
nsss sssting elEk la@ms<sz -
spending u roll ed - namiaz .
nafise sii9 flees<. = <Heff pro-
gram wlu fglleN - msms<fs
.lii display shelF <pzsax f'e~sEs
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Roosevelt Spec.
u. S. One Step !
BY LYLE c. WILSON
United Press Staff Correspondent

thIteu Frtss SIafI correspondent
WASHINGTON - Congressional
supporters of administration for
eign policy significantly were call
ing today for arming of American
merchant vessels in response to
President Roosevelt's denunciation
of Germany's sinking Of the Robin
Moor.
The state department is prepar-
ing fiery note of protest.
There were suggestions that Mr.
Roosevelt's surprise Robin Moor
message TO congress was a pre-
lude to convoy of American ships
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message as an eff5ff 20 afdh.,
war. spirit among Americans.

war. spirit among Americans.
But on the whole, congress heard
the communication without ex-
element and members seemed to
feel that the president was justi-
fled in using the extraordinarily
vigorous language employed. 1t
was argued hyAeme, however, that
the vessel carried tons of contra
brand cargo.
Predicts Other Incidents
Sen. Claude Pepper. d.. Fla,
who runs in advance Of the ad-
ministrstion on the extent and
manner of aid to Great Britain but
who sometimes floats administra-
ton trial balloons" urged arming
of merchant ships and shoot
ing defense" against German raid
ers.
Il predict" he said. that you
will find that the Robin Moor Is
just the first OF a series Of Incl
dents that'will begin to occur. We
should have an effective patrol and
place guns on our merchant ships.
The navy can protect them II we
only tell the navy to go ahead and
do so"
Sen. Homer T. Bone, d.,
Wash, heard MIR. Roosevelt's
message and Its Teaffirmation
OF our determination 10 enjoy
freedom of the seas and said:
Il don't know whether that
means we will be mounting guns
on merchant vessels or whether we
will institute conveys. Obviously
1t has to be one or the other, or
both"
Curtain Raiser For War
Rep. Harold Knutson. r. MINI.
interpreted Mr. Roosevelt's mes
sage as curtain raiser for a dec
lsration of war"
Stn. bufloh n " nteltft b.i
Mont. charged that the president
was trying TO arouse the war
spirit OF the American people"
The next move probably will be
by the state department through
which will be transmitted TO Berlin
what promises to be an outstand-
ingly severe protest accompanied
by a demand for reparations and
] damages.
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llno doy ard Tocomo
dolly since eofly lost
] seoson.
.os last week ard ssrs
Iollxino the numbering
Shannon Smith. Mrs.
he ooe.old horses love
TO % pieces this ysof.
ne ~ ifsas4din. fonsseFss
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Interests Keep TacepaIes for New Position
es June Is
,ocial Affairs
e with Vacation Colonies
Club TO Dance Saturday

ay for the summer Cat least
bel, school is out and the
'or classes are fast returning
whirl. Again the straw hat
into their own with the turn
week will be climaxed in the
with the opening of another
res next Saturday afternoon.
Immediately by Tacoma Day.
of fans from this city will
in, both enthusiastic follow
Willard 7. Nelson, since DR..
ssioner.
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Former No. Dokotons
To Picnic July -

Eormsr residents ~ North i1a
kota sili hold their annual pienie
81 Point Dsfisncs ~ Sunday. july
~ coffss siil - furnished
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dsnlzs upon thstr rsfaFn. Mr.
sna Ms. ctsfk vii ~ a barre
70 their frIsapls 81 asfh and r4f-
tsr<on. fsofh th@ birds end BRIDE
Kroan are graduates q LHeeia
high sehoot
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with the UAw-cfo and the North
American Aviation company were
suspended until Tuesday because
Of the illness of the company pren-
dent, ]. II. Kindelberger.
II was indicated that AFL ma
ohinists might call off their strike
at San Francisco shipyards II the
large Bethlehem company accepts
the NDMB settlement proposal
which included a closed shop pro-
vision. Bethlehem did not sign
the Pacific coast shipbuilding
agreement and machinists dis
owned II although the AFL Metal
Trades council approved IL.
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ewlyweds VIII
lake Home Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Jones
agra Diesing). who were mar
ID recently in Seattle, viii make
cir home in Tacoma when they
turn from their wedding trip.
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Vera Law to Become Bride
Of Paul Larson Saturday

Mike wargo win cut the brides
cake. Packages ~ the wedding
cake IN charge Of Mrs y. Reyn-
olds viii he distributed hy Carol
and Donna kremsr.
After q SHIRT wedding trip the
new home viii be II ciarks Creek
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Newly elected board members
are Dr. Albert q. Andersen, Ia
coma, Dr. Charles A. Ham. snd
Or. Elmer stephens. spqhans. ana
DR.. y. r. EVANS. ruyallup.
Meanwhile the Ladiss auxiliary
elected Mrs. q. y. Brandt u seat
tie 10 BE- president. Mrs. Lslsoy
Weeks. ciarkston. vice president
Mrs A. n. Anderson. Tsesms. re-
oording ssersiafy. Mrs.. y, r
Evans, ruyallvp, corresponding
secretary. snd Mrs, J. A. honek'
Seattle. treasurer.
AZ ths public health oouncii held
under ths sssoctstions auspices N
TIA hotsrs Crystal ballroom Pm
day evening. q large sudisncs
heard staGs Treasurer Otto Cas-
n Olympia. vino spoke On "j'istics
ana Efflclsney IN State Govern
msnt ard IN Public Health. and
ststs senator Paul Thomas 81
Seattle VINO rssstsd hoe nstuF-
opathy hal come 10 hls "a wssn
no Was stricken with infantiisl
paralysis 10 years age.
Must Take fstsrest
Hs urged the public 70 ,shs more
interest IN legislation that would
insure public health freedom and
ths 4ght Of tbs Individual 70 -.
cure ihs ssryiess n sny licensed
doctor ~ ms eboics.
Sessions On technical sub)ssss
continued Saturday wiih lectures
N bioe,dlsss surgery - DF. marry
Moran ~ aalssn. ann ~ sHai0nieAi
nanipaiailons ~ Dr. =. V Reeves
professor n tsenniqils 81 western
states eoiisEs. Portland.
Obssliss sps.hsf
Guest speaker a. ne saturday
evening" nanqiist starting a. !
. dock. vill b. L. c. oosriias ~
Tacoma. taking On "Psrsansiifl
Plus DR. e. Hale Kimsls %
Spokane all - toastmastsr
Entsrtalnment wiil ineiuas yiolin
sslsetlons ~ George Johnson ana
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Core Of the News
PUBLIC SPEAKING

PUBLIC SPEAKING
A class in public speaking viii
be held at 7.30 p m. Monday in
the Y.WC.A. building. II viii be
instructed by Mrs. Anna Freeman.
Always bstter butter at Cow
Butter store.-fAdy.)
DRmI.ERs NEEDED
The Z. 3. Civil Service commits
sion announces examinations will
no held in the near future for pnsu-
rnatic drillsrs for employment ~
the Navy Yard in Hrsusrton Ap-
plieatinns should 10 sent N the
Recorder. Labor BOARD. Ps.NYs
Brensrton. not later than July ,
Bedding plants. HIM Florist sd
During the absence n DR. L. y
c. Joers. DR. J. l. Hansen will
occupy 70i Medical Aria building
ladv.)
BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits we're issued
Saturday 70 H. J. Sess. 5000
new residence, 1911 Ia. 3 st
Charles LsmburelA. 5000 store
addition. 5s07 So. PARK: Norman
Jsrdeen. 5000 new rssidsnes.
4i2z 50. Thompson; Truman Pom
snoy. 1900 new Fesidenes, 20O7
"a. SD. A s. EyEtsdt $500
new residence, 821s No. 2sth-
WOUEDEx 49, Handy surgical
dressing. Boil. Burns. Cuts. adv.
Tornsdoes sometimes travel Fl
speed Of 500 miles an hour.
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MISS DOROTHY TURNER
BRIDE or n. ~. CARMAN

Miss Dorothy Lorraine Turner.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs J. y.
rirnsr % 18th 1T. n. W, and
Richard N. csrman. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. y. carman OF Route
1. Box Tes. Puyaiiup. were mar
ried Friday evening 81 . o'clock.
Rev. Philip Graf or the First Rap
tist church read the vows In the
Seventh Day Adventist church
where the First Baptists are hold
ing services during their building
program.
Large baskets Of pink and white
roses were placed on each side Of
the esndslabrs for the setting 81
the service The bride wore q
celanese slipper satin gown with
basque effect and sweetheart neck
line. Her long veil was bordsrsd
with chsntiiiy patterned lace. fast
ened with a tiara embroidered
with pearls. she carried = white
prayer book with white glAdioll.
Wedding music was played BY
hlss Lillian Larson,
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PuyALLUP- The wedding Of
|Aiz Vera Mae Law. daughter Of
5dr. and Mrs. c. e. Law Of 7is
3rd ave. N. w. and Paul Robert
larson, son Of Fedsr Larson Of
tiarks Creek. Saturday evening IL
4 interest 20 a large circle OF
fiends OF the two families. both
Young people having lived here
since childhood.
Blue delphiniums and white
roses, mock orange blossoms and
fox glove will be combined In bas-
ksts and In forming an arch for
the wedding service 10 be read by
Rev. Give Taylor IN the First
Christian church at . o'clock.
Candles In tall candelabra Will
Be lighted by Peggy Turner OF
Olympia and Louis Clark OF Ne
attic. cousins Of the bride. Miss
Turner will wear white organdy.
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Bridesmaids were Mas Roberta
Dawes. cousin OF the BRIDE. wear
ing q salmon eolorsd satin and net
dress. and Miss Helene Hagsrman.
wearing blue iaffeta with harmon
hing flowers. Byron HsEsrman
acted ss best man and the ushsrs
were Fred Drew and Raymond
Elliott.
Following the ceremony . recsp-
ton was held ~ the home Of REV
and Mrs. Graf. ais W. Mseksr ave
with Miss Norma Martin ard Miss
Marjorie Hecksndorn IN the recsly-
ing line and assisting At the rscep-
ton.
For going away IN a trip 10 the
Olympia peninsuls. the bride wore
= pink dress. tan coat and match
ing accessories
Navy Bhss
Mrs Turner wore \ dress Of
navy blue with white collar and
cuffs and a eorsaEs Of pias
giadioli and krv. Carmsn wore
brown crepe with q eorssgs 81
gnrdsnlas.
Mrs. carman is a graduate Of
Puysllup high school. class q 1871.
and Mr.. carman received his sda.
cation At Puyailup high school ard
Washington and willamstts uni
ysrsltiss Ne 10 employed by tbs
Dupont company. The nsw home
will b. 1T eis lth ave. ~ ~. Puy-
sliap.
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Buy U. S. Bonds and ssvei
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RrILpING PERMITS

Tornsdoes sometimes travel IT .
speed Of 500 miles an hour.
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The bride will be given In mar
rage by her father and will wear
q white satin princess gown with
train and finger tip sngth veil
fastened with = coronet Of orange
blossoms. She will carry a shower
bouquet Of white rosebuds. Miss
Jean Todd will be maid Of honor,
wearing white chiffon and carry
Ing a bouquet Of blue delphiniums.
The bridesmaids are Miss Anita
Geppi, who will wear an ice blue
printed satin dress and Miss Mar
jorie Lyon. wearing = powder blue
silk organdy. Zach will carry
bouquets Of white swestpeas. Miss
Donna Jane Martin Of Seattle will
be junior bridesmaid and will wear
white dotted Swiss over white
satin. She will carry blue flowers
All the bridesmaids wlll wear
strings OF pearls. gift Of the bride.
Sharon Kr~mer. carrying a white
basket tied with blue ribbon
steamers. will be flower girl and
will wear . long dress Of white
organdy. Mike wsrgo will be bes,
man for his brother-in-law. Miss
Lillian Larson will accompany
Harlan Martin Of Seattle who will
sing II Love You Truly and "Ail
for You" preceding the ceremony.
While the candles are being
lighted. Miss Betty wrigisy viiI
play violin music. accompanied BY
Miss Phyllis Gale
The ushers will be Ebert Law,
brother OF the bride. and ormond
Reynolds.
At Reception
In the receiving line 81 the re-
ception In the church with Mr..
and Mrs. Law will be Mr.. and Mrs.
A. \. Johannsssn. aunt and uncle
Of the groom. Of Portland Mrs.
Law will wear a dress Of sheer
pink silk with gnrdenlas
Punch will be served from a lace
covered table esnisrsd with = l0s
bouquet Of flowers In patel
shades. with hlss Jean Clark Of
Seattle and Mrs.. Newell Hunt
serving and Mrs. Leroy DeBolt.
Nh Byron DeBolt and Mrs sam
Geppi assisting The guest oook
vii b IN charge n Mas Helen
Braun Mas Peggy Jackson ana
Miss Wanda Dreamy ~ Fox island
xiil b at the gift tsbis. Mrs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-16
3.kAN BOARD w ILL VALUE 10TH CENTURY
Harold Toss 10 Represent City on Board of Arbitrd-
 lion : Council Session

A three-man board of arbitration will determine a fair assessment valuation for the new 20th Century theater and apartment building, it was decided lats night at meeting of the City Council.
 The argument about the assessed valuation of the building started last week, when w. D. Gross, owner of the property, appeared before the councilmen sitting as board of tax equalization and protested the valuation of $l3O,oo0 on real prop crty and $25,000 on personal prop erty, which had been set.
 Gross at that time asked That the valuations be reduced to $o1, ,583, ,14 for real property and $14,4OO for personal property. The councilmen agreed to lower the valuation to $l00,000 for real property, the build- ing, and $20,0OO for fixtures, the personal property in the building
 To represent the city on the three-man arbitration board, the council last night appointed Harold Foss, architect. A second member Is to be appointed by Gross and these two board members are to mutually agree on third, member
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