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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-03
Mrs. Sather
EntertainS
Junior Woman's Club
Board Meets Ouf-of-Doors


Members of the board of
the Junior Woman's club en-
joyed a picnic Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs.
Harold Sather on Magnolia
Beach. Sharing in the pleas
ant get-together were Mes
DANES Morley Brotman, Rob-
ert Searles. l.. o. Reisinger,
G. +. Skewis, J. Hubert Craft,
r. II. 0'Neil, Larry Huseby,
Marion c. Edwards and Plum
mer York.
The group outlined the program
for the coming year. and depart.
ments were discussed. Chairmer
for the coming year are. Mrs. Pat
rick Steele, corresponding secre
tary. Mrs. c. J. Weller, parlia,
mentarian: Mrs. l.. o. Reisinger
program; Mrs. Buell. Groves, so
cial; Mrs. p. +. Jenkins, assistant
social: Mrs. Marion c. Edwards
publicity: Mrs. r. f. Dawson. as.
sistant publicity: Mrs. John Rob
erts, music: Mrs. J. II. Craft, blind
Mrs. Oliver Malm, braille; Mrs
Louis Misner. building: Mrs. Larry
Huseby, assistant building; Mrs
Deliver h. Jones, telephone; sno
Mrs. Lloyd Sell. civic.
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.HOnOred
AT Parties
Miss lorine McCaffcsty,
Bride-fo-Be. Fefed


Miss Lorine McCafferty,
who will be married July 3
at Calvary Methodist church
to Mr.. Harry McGill, was
honored recently by her sis
ter. Mrs. Ava Krehbiel. The
occasion was a miscellaneous
shower given at the home of
Mrs. Krehbiel, who was assist
ed by Mrs. {. O. Moore.
Honors at games played during
the evening went TO Mrs. Maybelle
! krehbiel, Mrs. Roy Z. krehbiel and
Mrs. Alice Duel.
Present at the shower, which
was followed by n buffet supper
were Mrs. l.. b. Osborn and Mrs.
F. c. McCsfferty. grandmother
and mother of the bride. and Mes
DANES Leila Mathews. Margaret Al
Dough. L. Mshon. Ben Minshall,
Roy Krehbiel. Maybelle krehbiel,
Ida Peronto. Elizabeth Schultz,
Lula McCurdy. Alice Duel. Ruby
Slyter. Violet Bisnet Dorothy RAN
cipher. Olive Bresrty. Carl Forbes,
II. Hanson and Miss Aileen Patty.
Another shower was given re-
Gently in honor of Miss Mccaf-
ferty. Mrs. Marjorie Bishop was
I the hostess and Miss Mary
Worthy. Mrs. Doris Powhstsn,
Mrs. Olive Brearty and Mrs. F. c,
McCafferty.
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July 4 Bride
Is HOnOred
Misses Demers Entertain
Miss Lillian Huohes

II onoring NJ ISIS Lillian
Hughes, whose marriage to
Mr.. Joseph George Smith of
Easton. Wash. will take place
at st. Paul's Methodist church
on July 4, the Misses Margrete
and Josephine DemerS. assist
ed by their mother, Mrs. A.
J. Demers, entertained re-
Gently at their home.
Games were played during the
evening. honors going to Mrs.
David Armstrong, Mrs F. w. OF
finger. Mrs. W. c. McAlpine, and
Miss Margrete Sandquist. Clues
concealed in toy balloons hung
from the chandelier led the bride
to-be to many useful gifts for her
new home.
A late supper was served from
lace-covered table centered in
blue and pink sweetpeas and blue
tapers. favors being dainty floral
baskets.
Other guests were Mrs. c. W.
Hughes, mother of the bride-to-
be, Mesdames Bud LaPlante and
Clayton Dillon, and Misses Betty
Stockton, Helen Uugard, Alice Boo
and Anne Demers.
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Bride-Elect
Is HOnOred
Miss Peterson, Deb Club
Fete Miss Mcdowell

In compliment to Miss Mar
iorie Mcdowell, bride elect,
Miss Harriet Peterson enter
tanned on Monday evening.
Guests were' members of the
Debs club. Court whist was
played during the evening
with honors being taken by
Miss Julia Joseph and Mrs.
Harold Newberg.
Sweet peas filled the rooms and
refreshments We're served after the
honor guest was presented with
gifts of crystal for her new home
Guests included the Mesdames
Evert johnson, Harold Newberg
Glenn o'Niel, Hugh Whannelle
Robert Hartman. Richard Shelley
John Fowler, William Rice, Charles
Walsh, and the Misses Virginia
Dieter, Mslene Larsen, Winifred
Morse. Margaret Peterson, Jessie
Wilson. Agnes Hulscher, Flor
ence Rice. Julia Joseph and the
honor guest, Miss Marjorie Nc
Dowel.
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June's Last Days Crowded
With Wedding Ceremonies
Miss Margaret hsrdesieh WEEDS Al Impressive early
Morning Rites in Sis. Peter and Paul Church

The last days Of June witnessed wedding cere
monies both in Tacoma and in nearby towns.
Among the most recent Tacoma weddings that Of
Miss Margaret Mardesieh daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Nick
Mardesich TO Mr.. Edward Senkiwieh Of Puyaup Of
Mr. and Mrs Senkwch took place at o'clock the morning
June Sts Peter and Paul church Officiating at
the ceremony was Father Richards Miss Francis Kovai
the organist and Mrs Soikowsk the soost White
and pink and lavender phlox provided beautiful
setting for the early morning rites.
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The bride wore for her mar
rage. a formal wedding gown Of
white slipper satin fashioned
/ princess style with a lace sweet
heart neckiine and a fun length
train. The fun length, pointed
sleeves were puffed at the
shoulders and fitted from the
elbow. Tiny buttons extended
down the back To the waist line.
Her fun length veil Of illusion was
crowned by halo o. seed pearls.
Her bouquet WAS Of white sweet
peas. gardenias and pink rose
buds. Her only ornament was a
gold cross. a gift of the bride
groom.
Mrs Gloria Sotober. sister OF
the bride. was the matron Of honor.
wearing a gown Of blue chiffon
with lace insertions on the bodice
and skirt, short puffed sleeves
and a sweetheart neokline. She
also wore a pear necklace. a gift
OF the bride. as did the two brides
maids. Her flowers were a bou-
quet of salmon sweet peas and
pink rose buds, tied with a pink
satin ribbon. All OF the attend
ants wore small net flower hats
trimmed with white sweet peas
and rose buds.
fTb. hVfa.urna4ar NFf1g.a I.I.v
Trusela and Jean Chesky, cousins
of the bridegroom. wore identical
gowns Of blue chiffon. made with
puffed sleeves and a square neck
line. Their bouquets were pink
sweet peas and salmon rose buds
Little Janet Franks wore a pink
organdy dress and carried a
colonial bouquet Of sweet peas
and rose buds.
Mr.. Walter Sienkiwich, cousin
of the bridegroom, acted "a best
man and Messrs. Antoine Sienki-
wich, another cousin, and John
Sotober, were the ushers.
h' VI AAt HioAilfA Nbit II
printed redingote and the bride
groom's mother was gowned in
pink. Both had corsages of gar
denias and rose buds.
The wedding breakfast was
served to 100 guests. A three
TERED cake, topped by miniature
bride and bridegroom. conferred
the table. Pastel flowers were
also used.
Later. a reception was held at
the parish hall. which was
decorated with pastel summer
flowers throughout. There were
about $50 guests at the reception.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Toepki. Mr.. and
Mrs. stephen Skocilich, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Hasten, jr.. Miss Ann
Skocilich and Mr.. John Mardesich,
all Of Seattle.
For her wedding trip, the bride
chose navy blue suit with light
blue accessories and corsage of
orchids and rose buds. Following
motor trip to California. the
bride and bridegroom will be at
home TO friends after July 9 on
I Gay road, Puyallup!
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wATsoN-wARD

or interest in the northwest was
the wedding in Sequim last Sunday
afternoon Of Miss JANICE A. Ward,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy II.
Ward of Sequim. and Mr.. John
Lowe Watson, formerly of Gig
Harbor. The ceremony was per-
formed before the flower banked
altar Of the Trinity Methodist
church by the Rev. John F. Como.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore gown of inn
ported white orgsndy over slipper
satin, trimmed in fine French lace
Her only ornament was gold
cross. gift of the bridegroom. A
halo of illusion held the long veil
TO her head. and she carried q
shower bouquet of bouvardia. rose
buds and sweet peas. Similar
gowns were worn by the bride:
attendants. Mrs. Stanley Taylor OF
Port Angeles. matron Of honor
was in aqua blue. with a halo OF
pink. blue and white flowers, ant
carrying a colonial bouquet OF
matching blossoms. Mrs. James
Fletcher Of Raymond and Mrs
Donald Feeley Of Port Angeles
We're in pink. their halos and colon
ial bouquets Of pink sweetpeas
tied with blue ribbons. All the at
PENDANTS wore gold crosses, gifts
of the bride.
The wedding reception was held
at the Ward home. after which the
couple left for wedding trip in
Canada. Both the young people are
graduates Of the University Of
Washington. where the bride be-
came a member OF Alpha Delta Pi
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Return From California

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Gallagher were
honored by a party given on their
25th wedding anniversary IN Ia
coma. at which over 800 guests at
tended. The honored couple had
Just returned from California and
were greatly surprised to be greet
ed by their friends on the arrival.
Police and Firemen's auxiliary
has postponed its regular meeting
until July 10. The meeting will be
held at Lincoln park. A pot luck
luncheon will be served at 1880
o'clock.
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Hamers Established in
Seattle Apartment

Mr.. and Mrs. James Irwin
Hamer Helen Jeanette Brenton
ere now at home TO friends in
Seattle. They are established a,
$40 w. Roy st. since their return
from their wedding trip. The
bride Is the daughter of Mrs. p
n. Brenton and the late DIR. Bren,
ton of Tacoma and II was here
their wedding took place June 81
Mr.. Hamer's mother is Mrs. James
Hamer, well known poeteSs.
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OlYmpians
Are Married
Impressive Wedding Cere-
mony Married by Simplicity

Al white gladioli. snap
dragons. d elphlniu N and
sweetpeas contributed 20 the
simple but attractive setting
| in the St. Johns Episcopal
church of Olympia for the
wedding last Saturday after
noon Of Miss Marion Hayden,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Hayden Of Buffers Cove,
Olympia. to Dir. James |.
Davidson Of Olympia. Mr..
Davidson is the son of Mrs.
George Davidson Of Winnipeg.
Mrs. Earl T. Patterson was
matron of honor. and Mr..
Dave Taylor of Seattle acted
as best man. UsherS were Mr..
Earle Warren. Mr.. John Clark
and Mr.. Robert Audley, all of
Olympia.
The bride was lovely in a Bal
enciaga model. with A basque waist
OF heavy chalk white lace. a yoke
and full skirt Of marquisette, and
bracelet length sleeves. She wore
a double veil, fingertip length, with
one layer covering her face. Her
Sunburst bouquet was Of white
orchids. stephanotis, humboldt
bouyardia and carnations.
Mrs. Patterson wore a gown
STYLED after the bridal dress. with
turquoise basque Of silk braid
and a fun skirt Of net. Her head
dress was turquoise velvet
flower bandesu, and she carried
Virginia pink carnations. The
brides mother chose a Molyneaux
model print gown. and corsage Of
pink rapture roses. Her black hat
was trimmed in white velvet flow
ers.
The Olympia Country club was
| the scene Of the reception. Those
pouring were Mrs. Lester Stokes Of
Bucoda, Mrs. Merle Smith Of
Montesano, Mrs. J. r. Snider OF
Aberdeen and Mrs. J. F. Gibson Of
Olympia. Mrs. William Serruys of
klamath Falls and Mrs. William
Reynolds OF Aberdeen cut the
brides cake, and assistants were
Mesdames r. G. Hall, f. n. Sherk,
Stephen Beck, George Mack II,
Robert Pinkham and Hugh Hauna,
all of Seattle; Miss Mary Lou and
Miss Phoebe Sherk of Olympia,
Mrs. Stanley Topping of Chehalis,
Mrs. Kelleher of Spokane, Mrs.
Walter Skinner. jr., of San Fran
cisco. and Miss Gwen Grant of
Everett.
After fortnight at Gearhart. on
the Oregon beach, the couple will
make their new home in Olympia.
Circle G, First Lutheran church,
will meet at 2 o'clock Thursday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. r. II.
Bertelsen. oil No. 3rd st. Mem
+ bers and friends are invited.
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CLARK-SCHNIIDT

Wearing trim navy blue street
dress with white accessories Miss
Dorothy Schmidt, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Schmidt, became
the bride Of Mr.. Glenn Clark. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Clark of
Taylor, y. d.
The Rev. c. J. Johnson read
the ceremony in Hope Lutheran
church on June II at 4:45 in the
afternoon.
With her ensemble the bride
wore corsage of yellow rose
buds and sHeetpess and a wrist
watch given TO her by the bride
groom. She was attended by Miss
Dorothy Danielson who wore a
tan street dress with matching
accessories and corsage of yellow
roses and sweetpeas.
Mr.. Howard Schmidt attended
his brother at the wedding. which
was followed by a reception at the
home OF the brides grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gilbertson
on So. PARK ave.
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Womens Peace Council
To Meet in Falkland

The Tacoma Women's Peace
Council will meet Thursday at the
home Of Mrs. Ben Friedenberg at
Falkland. A special picnic is
planned for the occasion, and many
are leaving on the Spanaway bus
that runs on Pacific ave. at 1l:35
a. m. Members are advised to get
off at Park ave. and walk west
four blocks.
Besides the usual Interpretation
Of world affairs by Mrs. Jessie B.
kastner, an address on national
topics will be given by Mrs. Mar
jory Smith. Miss Carroll Jenkins
will lead the study hour. News
from Finland will be given by Mrs.
Lawrence Hultengren, who re-
ceives papers direct from Finland
and from Finnish sources in the
United States.
Your Postmaster can tell you
how to invest in U. S. Defense
Bonds.
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DEMANDS:

MUCH has been written. much said.
about feminine hygene. Too
often. however. women overlook by
sienr in the REAL sense OF the word
Undefam cleanliness and sweetness
You cannot be ATTRACTIVE and appealing
with undefArms moist, stained and
smelly.
There Is now a simple and safe way
20 prevent under-arHl odor and keep
your dresses free from Precipitation
stains and smell. Il IS And. s new
vanishing cream deo6orant which safe
~ sseps P<.R.lauon .son ! 70 ; days.
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RARF.-AkIN

In an impressive eandlelight ser
vice read by the Rev. w. o. Bena-
dom in the Orting Methodist
church. Miss Edra Akin Of Orting
was we'd Saturday evening to Mr..
Erwin Rabe Of orting.
The services were performed at
8 o'clock in the presence OF ESQ
guests, in a setting Of evergreens,
delphiniums and gladiolus.
Miss Akin was given in marriage
by her father. Murrel b. Akin. Her
dress was of ivory slipper satin
with a full train and fun length
veil held in place by a halo of
bouvardia. She carried bouquet Of
carnations and gardenias with
shower.
Matron OF honor was Mrs. Ivan
Talbot Of Tacoma, and bridesmaids
were Miss Darleen Akin, sister Of
the bride, Miss Lola Emerson of
Puyallup. Miss Betty Marshall Of
Orting, Miss Georgianna Akin
son, cousin Of the bride.
Miss Bernice Hogan and Miss
Lorraine Atkinson were candle
lighters. Flower girl was Miss
Waldo Mae Bender of Puyallup and
ringbearer. Lee Talbot.
Robert Kruger of Orting was
best man. Ushers were Howard
Willis. Ernest Cool, Karl Jasmer
(all Of orting) and Ronald TALBOT,
a cousin of the bride.
Organ music was by Portia Mil
Ter. and vocal solos by Maurice
Youngs, cousin of the bride. Guest
book was in charge Of Miss Carol
Holder OF Seattle, and gift tables
were in the case Of Mrs. f. Smith
and Mrs. f. Castle, and the Misses
Mildred Hjelmseth and Faye Day-
export.
Assisting with refreshments at
the informal reception following
the ceremony at the I. o. o. F.
hall were the Mesdames Clifford
Hansberry. w. Motycks, Ivan At
kinson and Esther Smith, and Miss
Iva Myrtle Atkinson.
After brief wedding trip the
young couple will be at home in
the Orting apartments July 6.
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Vacation in California

Mr.. Roy Rogers OF this city Is
vaeationing in southern Californis
at the present time with Mr.. Don
aid Watson Of San Francisco. They
were in Hollywood during the past
week.
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Tuesday
Bride
Miss Brem er Weds Mr..
Sheldon in Seattle July |

Sheldon IN Seattle July |
Wedding vows were ex-
changed at picturesque little
University Lutheran church.
Seattle, Tuesday evening. the
first day Of July, by Miss Alice
Bremen and Mr.. Frank Shell
den, jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Sheldon of this city.
The Rev. DR.. Otto A. Bremen,
father of the bride, read the
pretty candlelighted nuptial
ceremony ct the church in
which he held the pastorate
for Is years. He came west
from Wheaton, ILL.,. where he
now has a church, to perform
the ceremony.
Gladioh and delphiniums in pink.
blue and white were used in the
church with single candles. ferns
and flowers arranged down the
center aisle.
A gown OF white chiffon fash
Toned on Grecian lines with train
was worn by the bride for her
wedding. A pearl tiara which was
worn also by her sister. Mrs. James
Rautenberg of Tacoma. at her
wedding a year ago. held in place
her long. filmy veil Of bridal illu-
sion. White roses. swansonia and
stephanotis were arranged in the
brides bouquet.
Honor attendant for the bride
was Miss Elizabeth Eernisse Of Ia
coma, who wore pink flounced
chiffon. The bridesmaids were
Miss Virginia Wise and Miss Eliz-
abeth Jesperson. who wore similar
gowns Of blue chiffon. All had
floral arrangements in their hair
and wore pearl necklaces given
them by the bride. Their bouquets
were of sweet peas and roses.
Mr.. Sheldon was attended by
Mr.. Bernard Ramm and the ushers
were Mr.. Richard Sheldon, his
brother. and Mr.. William Hitch
man. The wedding music was
played by Mr.. Ben Grandy and
Miss Jane sylliaassen. Mrs. A. J.
Jepson, aunt of the bridegroom,
sang before the ceremony.
Miss Irene Jenkins. of Wheaton,
an aunt of the bride, also came
west for the wedding and wore for
the occasion a pale green dress
with a matching toque. Mrs. Shell
den chose midnight blue. Their
flowers were Cecil Drummer roses
and stephanotis.
Guests were received in the |
church parlors after the ceremony.
Pouring were Mrs. Blaine w. Bur-
nett, Mrs. Chris Williamson, Mrs. |
Robert Rea, an aunt of the bride,
Of steilcoom city, and Mrs. William
Taylor.
Mrs. NJ. o. Sylliaassen and Mrs.
Elmer J. White cut the brides
cake. Mrs. Rautenberg was in
charge of the guest book and Miss
Hazel Ann Burnett served the
groom's cake.
Heading the reception assistants
was Miss Lisla Thompson. Serv-
ing also were Miss Jewell McCar-
thy. Miss Beth Harcus. Miss Luz
ellie Vincent. Miss Betty Bruce,
Miss Elizabeth Williams. Miss An
tia kinberg. Miss Alice Campbell,
Miss Phyllis Stevens. Miss Edna
Fox. Miss Ruth Cross and Miss
Ida Broback, and Mrs. Andrew
Hoverson.
The brides travelling outfit was
q navy twill coat with lighter blue
silk jersey dress and navy hat.
When the newlyweds return from
their trip July Is. they will be at
home In Seattle.
40
willing Workers win be enter
tanned Wednesday evening for their
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Arid has s outstanding advantages:
4. Does noS foS dresses, does no< iffHsts
SAN.
:. No ~aifing 10 dry. Can be used fight
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Laundering for herr harmless 70 fseric-
Women use more Arri1 fhan any ochef
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dersrunent or Ten cen, sore i0f,
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sorority. and u Epsilon Sigma
Alpha, in Port Angeles. she i a
member Of chapter OR Of 7. +. o.
Mr.. Watson was graduated magma
cum laude from the university, and
IL affiliated with Phi Beta Kappa.
Beta Alpha Psi and Beta Gamma
Sigma fraternities.
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willing Workers win be enter
tanned Wednesday evening for their
regular meeting at the home of
Mrs. Paul Holmes.
Evening star., 1941-10-17
Confessed Killer Of Five
ATTEMPTS Jai|break q

BY the Associated Press.
LAWRENCEBURG, Ind, Oct. II.
-Virginius Dink) Carter, who
Sheriff William Winegard said con-
fessed killing five persons, was kept
under guard in solitary confinement
overnight because he warned he
would make a break for liberty or
death if given the electric chair.
Carter is on trial on a charge of
numbering his niece, Mary Elizabeth
Breeden, IL, May 16.
Sheriff Winegard ordered the pre-
cautions after reporting yesterday
the discovery that the 33-year-old
Aurora workingman had sawed out
three bars of his third-f1oor cell win
dow, made an 18-foot rope of can
vas strips from his hammock and
obtained train information.
Sheriff Winegard said Carter told
him he preferred death by police
gunfire to the electric chair.
The sheriff said Carter also had
confessed killing his parents-in-
law, Johnston and Nina Agrue, both
so, and his brothers-in-law, Leo and
William Agrue, "a and 30, on their
farm southwest of LaWrenceburg.
Evening star., 1941-10-17

act in the interest of our security
and welfare"
Many Americans think they can
tempt war indefinitely and yet avoid
It," Senator Clark said. II say to
you in all sincerity, however, that
if the Neutrality Act is completely
repealed, it means war-a war which
although designed to save democ-
racy abroad will almost certainly
destroy it right here at home"
Commenting that 565 Of 583 daily
newspapers Endorsed the Legion's
recent convention stand for repeal,
Mr.. Stambaugh declared:
Our alignment against Hitler and
all that he represents has been de-
Evening star., 1941-10-17
Sociological Society
Convenes in MARYLAND
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Md, Oct. H.
Spleunkers spelled tales Of spelunks
today for the Nations first confer
ence on speology.
All right. slowly and in English
scientists who study and seek out
caves held their first conference to-
day of the National Sociological
Society.
The conference opened At Brook
side near here, with william j.
Stephenson, Warrington, National
Psychological Society president, pre-
siding.
Speakers included DR.. Joseph Nor
rison Of the United States National
Museum.
Evening star., 1941-10-17
Employment Center
Extends Office Hours

Longer hours will be observed by
the District of Columbia Employ
ment Center's commercial and pro-
fessional Office, 808 E street NV, 50
that local stores may hire additional
employees needed to meet the Christ
Evening star., 1941-10-17
Clark and Legion Head
Debate Neutrality Act
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Repeal OF
the Neutrality Act means war, Sen
ator Clark, Democrat, of Idaho said
last night on Town Hall radio
program, while his discussion oppo-
nent, National Comdr. Lynn U.
Stambaugh of the American Legion,
contended "the time has arrived
when it is necessary to repeal the
Evening star., 1941-10-17

mas holiday rush, 1t was announced
today.
The Office will open this Sunday
from am. to pm. and will re-
main open Tuesday and Thursday
Of next week from pm. 10 pm.
Evening star., 1941-10-17

termined for us by Hitler himself.
His definite object is to
subjugate and plunder the other ma
tions of the world"
Evening star., 1941-10-17

Pay | g in November. | q in De-
cember and | 3 in January. Or
you may pay in convenient weekly
or semi-monthly payments. Why
not open a Bell charge account now1