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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Haug Mentioned
For Seattle Post

Hurley DeRoin, Seattle Prep
coach. was hired Friday as the
Highline football coach and will
take over the grid duties at the
Puget Sound Conference school
next September.
Among successors mentioned for
DeRoin's job is Harry Haug. pres
ent Bellarmine mentor.
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THEFTS REPORTED

Mrs. Glen Philips. 1896 So. Ia
coma ave. reported the theft OF
royal blue taffeta dress from her
clothes line Friday afternoon.
Tech. Sgt. ]. r. Wasnick, e5th
Bombardment squadron. McChord
field, said portable typewriter
was stolen from the barracks re-
Gently.
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New Girl Scout
Committees Named

In keeping with its policy OF
bringing Girl Scouting to as many
Tacoma girls as possible, the Ia
coma Girl Scout council announces
the formation of two new district
committees, and reorganization Of
two others.
The six committees and their
personnel are as follows:
Lake District, newly organized
tn serve the lake area. steilscoom
city. Fort Lewis and Dupont. has
as its chairman Mr.. A. r. Bet1.
Others on the committee are: Mrs.
II. r. Liebe, Mrs. W. Doyle Watt.
Mrs. Harry Lyons, Mrs. Norman
Mace, Mrs. L. o. Engle. Mrs. F. NJ
Lockerby. Mrs. Harold Enger, Mrs.
F. c. Shaneman. Mrs. Clifford
Sayre. Mrs. Harry Rowen, Mrs.
Harold Deering. Mrs. David He'll
yer. Mrs. d. E. Wilson, Mrs. George
Bryan, Miss Annaray Connell, and
Miss Thelma Curtis.
East District. also newly organ
lied. will serve the area in the
Gault school district, as well as
all territory east of Tacoma. as
Dash Point, Browns Point, Fife,
Northeast Tacoma, and adjacent
territory. On this committee are:
Chairman, Mrs. Lee Reichl, also
Mrs. Hans P. Jensen, Mrs. Andrew
Furseth, Mrs. Charles Wolf, Mrs
Jerome Darling. Mrs. Mac B. Ben
jamin, Mrs. Fred e. Lockwood,
Mrs. Ray Killingbeck, Mrs. L. II.
Washburn, Mrs. f. L. Sprague
and Mrs. Joseph Endres.
Gray District, which will serve
South Tacoma and adjacent area.
is reorganization of the first
district committee in Tacoma. Its
chairman is Mrs. Able Dougherty,
and others on the committee are
Mrs. John Halseth, Mrs. William
Fantz. Mrs. H. II. Gibbs, Mrs.
Myrtle Walker, Mrs. Victor John
son and Mrs. c. f. Perkins.
Jason Lee District, also reor-
ganized. will serve all central ter
ritory west OF Tacoma ave. Mrs.
Harry Naubert is chairman. and
serving on the committee with her
are Mrs. A. L. Taylor. Mrs. Roger
Elder. Mrs. Fred Lehman, Mrs.
n. II. Riggs, Mrs. J. o. Laws, Mrs.
G. f. Lawson, Mrs. William F.
Squire, Mrs Sid Winters, Mrs.
L. E. st. John, jr., and Mrs. Hugh
Nesbit
Two district committees which
have existed for several years and
continue to function as before are
Stewart District. with Mrs.
George Burlingame as chairman
On her committee are Mrs L. z.
Fifer. Mrs. Fred Brown. Mrs. J. W
Yost, Mrs. s. s. Todd. Mrs. Charles
Grover, Mrs. Walker Todd, Mrs.
s. F. Kintz, Mrs. G. Lambertson
and Mrs. John Bernhartson.
Mason District. whose chairman
is Mrs. f. W. Hilton. has in its
membership also Mrs. Fred Con-
rad, Mrs. William McRae. Mrs.
Farlin Nye Mrs Henry Mertz.
Mrs. James Love. Mrs. II. NJ. Az
telle, Mrs. Irving Thomas. Mrs.
Robert Abel. Mrs. Arthur York.
Mrs. II. w Humiston, Mrs. II. F.
Nelson and Mrs. A. II. Mellish.
Many Of the district committee
people will 60 to Seattle on MAY
It'll, sth and 9th for the regional
conference of Girl Scouts. Also
on the calendar is a trip to st
Adams. Tacoma Girl Scout camp.
on May 21st, with district COM
mittee members. St. Adams camp
committee and council members in
the party.
Queen Esthers Of Trinity Meth
odist church will meet Monday
evening at 80 with Jean Pear
son. s2e Es. 49th 81. Mrs. c. Gimel
will oe the guest speaker and will
show colored motion pictures Of
her trip through Mexico last sum
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BOWLING

Broadway Bowling Alley ladies
are the champions OF the Glass A
Womens pin league.
They won the title Friday night
by defeating the Broadway Sport
Center. first half champion. 2O5o
10 1880.
Marion Borgiol. shooting for
the champions. turned In 1ai for
the high single game and 524 for
the high total. The score:
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rAROCHAI RESULTS

Ro,s-Sscred Heart :, Holy Rosary
a. 81 Pstrick's ~. ST. Leo's 10.
Giris-Ssered Heart rs. Visitation
Z Sacred Heart 10. ST. Leo's Q: Holy
Rossry Is. 81. Patrick's u.
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Stadium Golf Team
Wallops Highline

Stadiums crack golf team, led
ny Jack Wilson with a II. de-
feated Highline high, 13 tn ? Fri
day over the Fircrest links.
At the same time, Lester Moe
ousted Sam York as fifth man on
the Stadium squad. He posted an
SO. while York. who won his
match, had a 81. The Tiger divot-
diggers will play Olympia Monday
at Fircrest, beginning at 2:30
o'clock, according To Coach Harry
Swarm.
Reslllts Of the Highllne match
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BOND AVERAGES

40 bonds 90.57 off DOS
10-lst rails isis off o.o2
10-2nd rails 52.24 off oil
i0-Pub Utils 1os.s5 unch.
1O-Ind 1o6.2I unch.
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Abes Lose in Golf

Lincoln golfers lost to Everett
golfers. sia to 6i2. yesterday
afternoon in Cross-State league
match at Meadow Park. Purcell
of Everett was medalist with rs,
followed by Dick Hunt of Lincoln
and Eberts of Everett with ISIS.
LINCOLN EVERETT
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FIRE LOSS $50

Chimney sparks caused a $50
roof fire at the home Of Chris Hol-
land. 1929 So. J st. Saturday
about 1880 a. m.
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ADJ. 2e May May 10 MAY II
data supplied by q. s Weather
bureau. Department Of Commerce..
Wsshington's forecast Fair
with local frosts In the interior
Saturday night Partly cloudy
Sunday. gentle northcrly wind off
the coast and variable over inland
waters Of the state.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the "a
hours ending at 8 a. m. Saturday.
none; since April /. 1888 inches, a
shortage Of ~ inch: since Jan. l.
s.32 inches, shortage of 7.o4
inches
Wind al s a. m. Saturday. south
q m.p.h.: barometer at 30.1s and
rising .03. then steady.
Sun rises at 5:13 and sets at
7:o5 Sunday and rises at Sill and
sets at 7:06 Monday.
Tacomas weather on April 10.
is40-cloudy. no rain, maximum
temperature 81 degrees and mini
mum 45. Highest wind velocity
II m.p.h. from the north.
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Morkets OF q
Gl0nce

Stocks irregulariy lower and
quiet
Bonds Irregular.
Curb stocks easy.
Chicago stocks irregularly
lower.
Cotton off ~ much NJ IS
cents Q hale.
Grains In Chicago: Easy,
wheat off u 10 !. and corn
off a IN l..
Rubber firm.
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herr Friday. and both departed
the same day. the Standard serv-
ice for Point Wells. Wash. and the
Edwin christianson for the Allan
tic coast.
PORT CALENDAR
Ships In port: Standard Service
Standard OIL Co. and Edwin
christianson. Washington Coop.
ships due over weekend: Sat
urday-Diamond Cement. Sperry
dock Sunday ~ Coast Banker.
shaffer No. ?; Virsinian. Baker
dock. and Matthew Luckenbach.
Port piers.
ships due next week: Monday
Collingsworth. Shaffer No. 2. Tues
day-West cusetta. smelter; Coast
Trader, shaffer No. 2: J. J. coney.
Jobbers' Petroleum. Wednesday
Hegira. Dickman mill.
Thursday-Marymar. St Paul
mill. Friday - Columbian. Baker
dock; Jacob Luckenbach. Centen-
nial mills: Stanley Griffith. ST.
Paul mill Whitney Olson. Def
ance mill. saturday-stsnley Grif-
fifth, shaffer No. 2. and oakmar.
ST. Paul mill.
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RAIL-. PRACTICE

Midland will practice Sunday at
l =. m. At Dawson field.
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Triple Play Fails
To Win for Row

oRTING-Despite tripl. play
by Roy Lynx in the first inning.
Orting Cards won a Pierce County
league game, s to 4. here yester-
dsy with steenersen leading the
bat attack with four hits in four
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Stocks in Orderly Decline;
Industrials Reach New Low

Is stoclt~ -. 1910 off COS
sales Appropriated go. 900
shares against 2eo. 900 a week ago.
Curb sales were 4o. 900 shares COM
pared with $1,000 last Saturday.
NEW YoRk-stoeks made an
irregular decline In light trading
today with the Industrial average
setting . new low sinoe last
June IL.
The recession was orderly in
contrast with recent setbacks
where steel shares featured the
drop. Today steels were steadier
and the motors yielded only small
amounts There were a few firm
spots In rails. utilities and oils.
Steel shares were around their
lowest levels Of the year although
steady.
chrysler and General Motors
wtre az new lows on minor losses
New lows also were made by Ben
dix. Boeing. Chesapeake 4 Ohio.
Continental Can. General Electric.
Iockheed. Loew's. Montgomery
Ward. sperry and New York
Central.
SATURDAYS QUOTATIONS
touotations courtssy Dean witter =
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NAfCCABET LEAGUE
The Maccabee league travels 10
vancouver. n G. TODAY to meet
bowlers from that city in a special
bowling tournament The Tacomans
will 20 by bus. shoot their matches
tonight, stay overnight In the Ca
madam city and return sunday.
WEEKEND PLAY
handicap doubles tournament
VIII be staged on the PLAY Nor alleys
sunday starting at O'Clock. Cash
prizes. and capital award given by
the Pine Cafe. will go the winners.
CRDsSTOWN LEAGUE
Crosstown league teams will shoot
their matches Sunday night on the
Broadway and Sixth Avenue alleys.
After the matches. the members of
the league will convene at the X
street Recreation alleys 10 vote on
changing the night OF play TO a week
day
EARLY BIRDS LEAGUE
All Tacoma bowlers are invited TO
attend the big party being held
saturday at Rau's bv the Early
Birds league Dinner will be at a3O
O'Clock the committee In charge has
announced. The affair will close the
first season OF the Early Birds
circuit.
SMITH AVENUE ROWLING CENTER
Raw Hart. with 232 single and a
$50 total. was top man in the U.TC.
weekly shoot at the Sixth Avenue
bowling Center last night
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Bellarmine Wins
Over Fife Nine

Bellarmine Lions won their third
game In four starts by defeating
Fife Trojans. I 10 2. at Fife yes
terday afternoon. Larry Rssk
hurled three-hit ball. striking out
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WEEKLY HIGH LIGHTS
Coliseum

Coliseum
Last Monday In the weekly match
rs OF the Eagles Lodge league Ellen
sanderson was striking as fast as
her opponents were blowing. Her
eight strikes and one error seemed
To throw the BOYS off their guard
anyway the girls, with Ellens 2O4
took the bows for a little ride during
that first game
Gus Bloom OF the Hammond Eiec-
trio Laundry team rolled nice games
of ieo, 1873. and 2o7 10 help his team
take three points. Paul Dubois Of
the same team rolled 322 with
three doubles and spares.
Little Paris In the last night Of
PLAY In the Century league rolled
games OF o5S. 1000, and e35 for a
total OF 1898 TO go into second place
for the high series OF the season.
In the last game they had but one
Walt silseth led the team with a
1853. vallish 535. Muchlenbruch sac.
b. Wakefield s24 and r Swanson
was low with a $40. No need to feel
badly about that.
Mike Miller has been trying all
year to make the grade 10 get into
the Mems 900 Club II Just goes to
show that n YOU trv hard enough
10 can he done, His games were ale.
1875. and 900 for a nice 607
Ilene Anderson. beginner in
November. Is certeinlv going TO town
lately. Even splits mean nothing to
her now. In a practice game Friday
she picked up the s-7-io split.
SPRING LEAGUE
HI-wAN ALLEYS
Hooker 2sos (oD VS. Spot Cafe oaso
~; hish game juicy. 2so; series.
Pine Cafe 2s.o m> vs. Tacoma
Amusement 2so6 4) high game
Daily. Flanagan, 1911: series, Flans-
soueek's Rondivoo a47s 0n vs..
Petes Saw Filers t2l: high game.
Beck Lumber Co 2435 % W.
Semsphor- Tavern 24as (sl: high
game, Hoffman. ITS; series, Hoffman.
s96
MARKET STREET BOOSTERS
The Market Street Boosters finish
ed their season on Friday night at
the Coliseum alleys. Evergreen Tav-
ern. winner OF the second half. now
holds the right TO bowl the Wen
tenbbee Service team. winner Of the
first half The PLAY off will be at
Q p, m. Mondsv. April ~.
J. Cora sno Sons 1887 Gl. Ever
green Tavern 1888 C3A. high game.
Bower. 2o3: series A Cults 500.
Commercisl Distributors 24o3 (oN
Consumers Market 1881 ~: hish
game. walker. ia. series. Tfnlev. 4oe
Poodle Dog 2too IL wsrtenhee
Service 2sis tsl: hieh game. Burke.
all: series. Burke. ss2.
SPECIAL. MATCHES
Coliseum
A special match between the Mer-
rick and Race and Tokstsd Furnace
Eagles teams WAS rolled At the Coli
scum rridsv nisht High series was
rolled by p wshlers with a so2
score. p wshlers knocked over 723
pins for high single. Nerrick and
Race rolled games OF IT'S SAT. $40.
and Tokstad Furnaces I'll. 7ee s$4
The Merrick-Rsce won the match
by isl pins.
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Quotations courtesy Dean witter 4
Co. Washington Bldg. member
New York Stock Exchaneel
High Low Close
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n. Y. CuRR sTnrKS

Closing Prices Furnished by
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Queen Esthers of Trinity Meth

Queen ksthers Of Trinity Meth
odist church will meet Monday
evening at $50 with Jean Pear
son. s2e Es. 49th ST. Mrs. c. Gimel
will oe the guest speaker and will
show colored motion pictures Of
her trip through Mexico last sum
mer.
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A BIRTH chart could solve your
problems or Astrological advice by
appointment only Garland 354l
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HAIR, WARTS. MOLES
REMOVED without pain or scars.
Ben Chaplin. Rust BLDG. Ma 2242-
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SOAP LAKE Tub. steam baths. sved-
ish massage. LADY ate ndsnts. 42s
Provioent Building
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HOUSEWIFE LOANS
s0s Washington Blos hAin 1907
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Il q
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BROTHER. Dad just purchased =
swell Duo-Therm oil stove A. Weis-
field 4 Goldoers. e25 Broadway. No
more wood 70 pile or chop.
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Bv Russell Stamm

SAvE 2oS on your fire insuranos
through Geo D Poe A. Co
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would be adequate 10 satisfy de-
tense needs.
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Phi Beta Kappa
Award 10 Tacoma
Man at Princeton

Gerald c. johnson. son Of Elmer
c. W. johnson and graduate Of
Lincoln high school, has received
notice Of his eligibility for MEM
bership in the Phi Beta Kappa
society. according to word re-
eeived here Friday.
johnson was awarded the honor
because OF his high scholastic
standing through his freshman,
sophomore and junior years at
Princeton university.
Several years ago policy was
. adopted at the university whereby
students from high schools in GER
tain sections Of the country could
be admitted into the institution
: without college entrance examina-
tons. johnson. through recon-
{ mendations Of his teachers and
the Princeton Alumni association
: Of Tacoma, was the first TO re-
ceive the honorary scholarship in
this district, comprising Washing
ton. Oregon and Idaho.
While In Lincoln, he was presi-
dent Of the student body in 1888
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Spokane Minister
To Be Here Sunday

DR.. II. L. Caldwell, pastor Of
Grace Baptist Church of Spokane,
Wash, will speak at First Baptist
church Sunday at Il q. m. and
7:3O p. m. He will speak in the
absence Of DR. Walter o. Macos-
key. regular pastor, now on his
vacation.
Before assuming his present
pastorste five years ago, DR..
Caldwell served the Emmanuel
Baptist church in Pasadena. Calf.
for many years. He also was
university pastor of the Univer-
sity OF California.
Subjects, in order Of presenta-
ton, will be Resources OF Re-
ligion" and The Divine Friend"
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Roosevelt Favorable
To Power Expansion
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON 49, Presid ent
Roosevelt Vas reported % Be Civ
ing favorable consideration TO a
program recommended BY the
federal power commission for vast
expansion Of the nations electri-
cal generating facilities during
the next five years.
The plan. presented BY FPC
Chairman Olds during White
House conference. calls for the
Reconstruction Finance corpora
ton 10 advance from $4,000. 900
10 5000 600 600 annually during the
five-year period 10 facilitate the
expansion. Olds said the program
would be self-hquidating. an d
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Evils Of Cigaret
Subject oil Meeting

Study into the evils OF eiEaret
smoking will be conducted in First
Baptist church Sunday al e.45
a N. by Rev. B. II. Bibb. member
OF the BIB class Of the church
and retired Baptist minister.
Rev. Bib plans 10 present an
illustrated study OF the harmful
effects Of the cigaret. especially
as relating TO young married eou-
pies and girls.
Attending the lecture viii be
the speakers own club. the Serv-
ice club. young married couples
and various other youth groups.
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His luck at the track was bad.
but his luck In outwitting the ex-
aminers was good until auditors
arrived Unexpectedly when his
false account was thres weeks in
arrears.
sahm, 80. bookkeeper in the
Northern Bank and Trust company
at Lancaster, Pa. told police he
began making unofficial bank
loans to himself in 1898 when he
bet SIS on a horse that failed to
win. His losses skyrocketed while
he attempted to retrieve the initial
investment.
81 just couldn't stop" he
said. IF I'D ever gotten even,
I'D have quit. But l never did
He said he had fooled examiners
at least eight times by setting up
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War in Europe
A Year Ago
July l8, l94O
BY United Press

German troops returning from
the conquest Of France 10 a vic
tory celebration in Berlin were
told by Propaganda Minister Jo-
seph Goebbels that you have just
one more battle TO win. then bells
Of peace Will ring
The German high command an
nounced that planes had bombed
many strategic points in Northern
Scotland. near seapa Flow. and
had destroyed merchant ships in
the Firth OF Forth.
Britain announced the loss Of
the destroyer Imogen after COLI
sion with another naval vessel in
fog.
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telephoned A friend at Lancaster
to telegraph 5000 to George
Gaynes," the name under which
he registered at a northside hotel.
He was working as clerk in a
hat store.
Il was relieved when they got
me-" he said. Il want to get the
whole business off my conscience.
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and was salutstorian Of his grad
uating class.
Jack Mortenson. son Of J. =.
Mortenson. also graduate Of
Lincoln. was awarded the scholar
ship the following year. lie. too,
is an honor student at the univer-
sity.
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Christian Science
PROGRAM on Radio

The Columbia Church % the
Ar will present q Christian Sci
ence program over a national net
work Sunday a. 3 a. m. conducted
by Or. Frank J. Bunker. commit
tee on publication for the Dis
frict Of Columbia.
The program IS given with the
approval Of The Christian Science
Board OF Directors Of The Mother
Church. The First Church Of
Christ. Scientist. in Boston. Mas
sachusetts. and may be heard To-
ealiy over station KIRo. Seattle.
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accounts under fictitious names.
lie made imaginary deposits and
Withdrawals to cover his short
ages.
The examiners arrived unex-
pectedly May 10. when the last
entry in the false account carried
an April 20 date. sahm pleaded
he was suffering from a headache
and fled.
Shortage l. 1907 ZOO
He told police ne lost $3.50 900
to one bookie and $4,000 to other
bookies and at track windows. al
though he never bet more than
$500 on one race. He also invest
ed in a night club venture. he said
Bank officials reported the short
age as s307 900.
Police arrested Sahm after he
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Core of the News
MEMS CLUB PICNIC

Mems club of st. Paul's Danish
Lutheran church will picnic at
Farmers picnic grounds in Sum-
ner Sunday. following close OF the
morning worship hour. A meeting
Of the club will be held Monday
at 8 p. m. in the church parlors.
Bedding plants. HIM Florist. ad.
TO MEET AT BEACH
Tacoma Active club members
will meet Thursday. July "a, at
the home of Norton Gordon at Tit
low beach, beginning at $50 p. m.
Always better butter at Cow
Butter store.-(Adv)
NAVY MOVIES AVAILABLE
Any club. school or organization
may borrow films covering vari-
Gus phases of U. S. navy life by
applying to the navy recruiting
station in the federal office build
ingi MS cattle. it was announced
Friday. II organizations do not
have projection equipment. ar
rangements can be made by the
recruiting office to supply projec-
tors and operators.
Mixed dancing at Evergreen,
Sat. night. keppys orchestra. Ad.
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Bank Bookkeeper Fooled
Auditors With F axe Books

CHICAGo-wiam sahm, jr, S05amonth bookkeepe fooled
while his
mounted from IS TO $4,000
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Increase in Liquor
Prices Is Under Woy

NEW YORK; general rise in
liquor prices is under way be-
cause of shortages of materials.
and increasing costs and the new
revenue will send prices even
higher, liquor authorities said Fri
day.
=H
Your Postmaster can tell YOU
how To invest in U. 5. Defense
Bonds.
The guardian., 1941-08-02

was called upon to speak after which
he was promised the hearty coopera-
tion of these very fine men in making
the programs at the reception center
a success from time to time. The
chaplain then became member at the
invitation of the club members. Four
preceding chaplains have been men,
bers of this club which was organized
in January, 1929. A very fine supper
was served and Mesdames Blue and
Coffee were the very efficient wait
resses.
Very soon we expect to have built
a new service club and hostess house
for social and recreational purposes,
and also a new chapel for church ser
vices, lectures, etc. Next week we shall
report on the disqualification of colored
patients here at Ft. Benning. Of course
you think that the conditions are very
bad here in Georgia, but I must say
that you are sadly --, we'll
just read in the Boston race papers,
which have become great favorites
here in the Peach State because of the
very fine way these papers report the
news.
The guardian., 1941-08-02

A Lawr and Garden Festival will be
held on the grounds of Rev. and Mrs.
William S. Ravenell, 80 Homestead St.
Corner Harold ST., Roxbury, on Tues
day, Aug. 5, from 200 pm. to 900
pm. This is being given for the benefit
of the vestry improvements of Ebe-
nezer Baptist Church. Program,
games, refreshments for sale. Admis-
sion fifteen cents.
The S. Coleridge- Taylor Musical AS
sociation will hold its monthly business
meeting at the residence of John H.
Powell, % Wellington St., Friday, Au-
gust 8, at $3.50 pm.
Joseph n Drake, 531 Mass. Ave. was
the first to register and volunteer in
the July l registration, according to
local board No. 25, corner Blue Hill
Ave. and Savin St., Roxbury. He
reports today at the induction station
of the U. S. Army, 267 Columbus Ave.
Mrs. Bessie McIlvaine spent the
month of July with her son and daugh-
ter-in-law.
Eleanor Benders and Elizabeth John
son, Boston beauticians from the Atlee
Salon, were in the crowds at Nantasket
Beach last Sunday.
Harriet A. Rice, MD, of New York