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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

gaSpS. linen she lost ner
voice.
The doorbell rang.
She jumped up without
waiting for the maid to
answer. A man / never
had seen before was
there. / didn't see what
went on between them,
but the caller left in a
moment and Casalda
hurried to her room.
A minute later she
walked out a changed
person, as serene and.
demure as ever.
why, dear, what
was wrong with you?"
l asked.
"Oh, some hot coffee
went down the wrong
way" she laughed. ut
strangled me-"
That telltale Incl
dent passed without
arousing my suspicious.
Not long after that
Casalda was taken to a
sanitarium near Los
Angeles for a nervous
breakdown" I went to
see her.
I'm sorry" an at
tendant said when I
walked in, well have
to search you before you
can see her"
Search me?" 1 pro-
tested. why what do
you mean? I'm one of
her best friends"
Cant help it. Those
l didn't see Casalda. bl
had learned why she wa.
were searched. The terri
Casalda was in a straif
sheet, as they sometimes
sions. She was being fol
that only an addict knows
held from her.
l left the place sobbir
/ had made. / wanted
that poor, suffering girl
A very wise and very
wit and writer, was one {
him that night and cried
Casalda strapped to her
for a shot she couldn't ha
isn't anyone allowed
hitting to search ?" he a.
only members of he
His agile mind neve
answer, whether it be a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
BY MARY NOLAN,
The Former Imogene Wilson, Miss America"
of the Ziegfeld FOles.
CHAPTER vi.

A AZ SCREEN debut in "Sorrel and Sc
f" was very favorably received. My n
career in HOLLYWOOD seemed SAT
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Show Prizes
AreDOnated

The Secretary Of War and Mrs.
Henry L. Stimson and Senator and
Mrs. Claude Pepper are among those
who have given trophies for the
horse shows Saturday and Sunday at
Fort Myer. The shows are being
given for tie benefit Of the Soldiers,
Sailors and Marines Club at 1015 l.
street NV. There is an imposing
list Of donors of trophies and dis
tinguished hosts and hostesses Of
the National Capital area among the
boxholders for the events.
The Army Chief Of Staff and Mrs.
George c. Marshall head the list
of boxholders and others include
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Julian Schley,
Mrs. Cary T. Langhorne, Col. and
Mrs. kemper Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Tompkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Garrett, Col. and Mrs.
Charles r. Sanderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Bruce Howe, Capt. and Mrs.
Luther Sheldon, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hewitt Myers, Mrs. Sherman
Flint, Col. Frank Lowe, Mrs. Chris
tian Heurich, Maj. and Mrs. Henry
Leonard, Mrs. Atherton Macondray,
the Resident Commissioner of the
Philippines, Mr.. Joaquin M Elizalde,
and Capt. Andrew E. Van ESQ.
Donors of trophies, In addition to
Secretary and Mrs. Stimson and
Senator and Mrs. Pepper, include the
Chief of Naval Operations and Mrs.
Harold R. Stark, Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Seth Williams, Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
William Dryden, Col. and Mrs. KEN
per Williams, Mr.. j. Clinton Tribby,
DR.. and Mrs. James Alexander Lyon
and Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
By the Way
Beth Blaine :

Mrs Churchill in Denver is here
for Mann apartment
Dresden Seeing the former Peggy Mann takes
the
luxurious
the of Of the delightful happest parties
given in Washington
tuith only
beaux and bellies of the Capital
from Richmond
BatimoTeMrs Wallace
used often, would
from Yale for the holidays with boheth late
loved Billy Mann In fact these Churchill
of t al
that Mr. and Mrs Jasper Mary Mary
Mann-shes cousin of Peggy arrived a visit
Both Peggy and Church
visiting
the Stuart Smngtons 3d. Smngton of
WadWorth hroaty blond loveness created
when Peggy
each other in Washington the that parents Representative
James W. Wadsworth
lands
Washington their Jimmy
his spring vacation from st. Pau School, bit sightseeing
then Mr. Owen had to business
taking
Mann back to Denver with them .
Another attractive visitor here this
the time cocktails
mother. Fabbri
places Bar Harbor that she already knows
ngtonians-those the staying
all black small
wouldn't
into it, would probably sell it.
Also cocktails Clarence Atwil
Donald Jones' Raymond Cahil, Edward
delphia; Mrs. Randall Hagner and others.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Pond
on "a
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Fashion Show Tonight
To Aid Sorority's
Thumbs Up Movie

A fashion show and bridge party
to be held by Alpha Delta Pi at the
Arts Club at s o'clock tonight will
be the first of a series of war relief
benefits to be sponsored by the
Washington alumnae chapter as a
part of national "thumbs-up" cam
paign.
The ''thumbs-up' gesture, SYM
bolic of the British in the present
war, was chosen to designate the
campaign through which the ma
tional sorority will work to obtain
funds for the purchase of a mobile
kitchen for Britain. A second goal
will be to have every member donate
her services to a registered organi-
zation for emergency work, such as
knitting and making bandages.
Proceeds of the fashion show
originally were to have gone to the
Abigail Davis scholarship fund, the
change having been made when the
new campaign was launched.
Mrs. Graeme Bannerman is chair
man of arrangements, assisted by
the alumnae president, Mrs. George
Riggs, among others.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Theodosia Schram
Is Married To
James Henderson

Holy Trinity Church in George
town was the scene Monday of
the wedding of Miss Theodosia
M. Schram, daughter of Mrs.
Martin Schram and the late Mr..
Schram, and Mr.. James w. Hen
derson, son of Mrs. Howard T.
Henderson and the late Mr.. Hen
derson. The ceremony took place
at O'Clock in the morning with
the Rev Walter F. Cunnington
officiating.
The bride was escorted and
given in marriage by her brother,
Mr.. Joseph F. Schram. She wore
a powder blue redingote with
matching flower hat and a cor
sage of orchids.
Mrs. John G. Germs. jr., sister
of the bride. was matron of honor
and wore dusty rose sheer
crepe with matching accessories
and a corSage of delphinium.
Mr.. Robert H. Schombert was
best man and the ushers were Mr..
John G. Germs, jr., and Mr.. M.
Thomas Schram.
The brides mother wore
brown crepe dress with hat to
match and a corsage Of talisman
roses. The mother of the bride
groom was in powder blue lace
with matching accessories and 4
corsage of pink roses.
A reception was held at the
brides home, after which the
couple left for q wedding trip to
New York City. For travelling
the bride wore . navy blue suit
with accessories to match.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Alumnae Honor
DR.. Frank Graham

DR.. Frank P Graham, president Of
the University of North Carolina,
was a guest of the local aIumnae Of
the Woman's College of the Univer-
sity of North Carolina at a dinner
meeting last night at the Club EN-
basSy, 1921 K street NV.
DR.. Graham, who is member Of
the National Defense Mediation
Board, came TO Washington yester-
day to attend the opening meeting
of the board
Other guests included Miss Har-
riet Elliott, a member of the Ad-
viSory Commission to the Council OF
National Defense, and Mrs. Fodie
Buie Kenyon, a resident of Wash
ington. who was the first student TO
register at the Woman'S College OF
North Carolina at the time it was
organized in 1893.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Bank Women Elect


Miss Helen Healy OF the National
Savings Bank & Trust Co. and
active in the American Institute of
Banking, was elected president of
the Bank Women's Club of Wash
ington at its annual meeting last
night at the Taft House Inn.
Other officers elected include Mrs.
Gertrude Wick, Liberty National
Bank, vice president; Mrs. Eunice
Thomas, Suburban National Bank.
recording secretary; Miss Leona
Draeger. Washington Loan & Trust
Co.. corresponding secretary: Mrs.
Eleanor Connor, National Metropol-
itan Bank, treasurer, and Miss
Eleanor Dankmeyer, Security Saw
ings g. Commercial Bank, historian.
The Board of Governors elected
are as follows: Miss Katharine Nc
Calmont. National Metropolitan
Bank; Miss Anne Sullivan, Morris
Plan Bank; Mrs. Elizabeth Rowzee,
Hamilton National Bank; Miss Mar
garget Webster, McLachlen Banking
Corp, and Miss Miriam Fort, Riggs
National Bank
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Toutorskys Hosts
At Supper Party
After Recital

DR.. and Nine. Basil Toutorsky
entertained at a supper party
last night following the recital of
Miss Mary Barbara Won Wald,
student of DR.. Toutorsky.
The recital was given at Pierce
Hall and among those attending
were the Mexican Ambassador
and Sonora de Castillo Najera,
Sonora de PaStoriza, the Minister
of Ell Salvador and Sonora de
Castro, the First Secretary of
Venezuela and Sonora de Gomez
Ruiz, the Minister Attache of the
Cuban Embassy and Sonora de
Munilla, Senator and Mrs. Will
liam H. King, Senator and Mrs.
Dennis Chavez. Representative
and Mrs. Joseph r. Bryson and
the dean of American University
and Mrs. George B. Woods.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Mrs. r. T. Buckler
And Party Return
From Florida Trip

Mrs. R. T. Buckler, wife of Rep
resentative Buckler of Minnesota,
has returned to Washington,
after motor trip to Florida.
With Mrs. Buckler were her
daughters, Miss Maxine Buckler
Of Washington and Mrs. D. j.
Kiewel of Minneapolis, and Mrs.
Jack Caldwell of Seattle, Wash.
They visited at Savannah,
Charleston, Jacksonville and st.
Augustine. Another daughter,
Mrs Eva Scobie of Renton,
Wash. has arrived for q visit
with her son Donald, who is
page in the House Of Represent
atives, and with her parents. Mrs.
Scobie is at the George WASH
ington Inn.
Evening star., 1941-03-26

Prof. CulliS holds many positions
some being those of chairman OF
Education Committee, English
Speaking Union: chairman of Edu-
cation Panel of the British Film In
stitute, chairman of Management
Committee, Institute of Child PSy-
chology: past president. British Fed
Grafton of University Women; past
president. International Federation
of University Women; member of
council, King Edwards Hospital
Fund for London; member of coun-
Gil, National Institute of Industrial
Psychology; member of council
Kings College for Household Sci
enoe, and member of the British
Social Hygiene Council.
James L. Houghtelings
Give Cocktail Party.
Yesterday was quite day for en-
tertaining. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lawrence Houghteling were hosts
to about 20 guests at cocktails in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Brewster Of Chicago, who came here
recently to attend the opening of the
National Gallery of Art. Another
party was the tea given by Mrs.
Charles Bromweu at the Wardman
Park Hotel for her daughter, Lady
Bailey. and granddaughter, Miss
Patricia Bailey. Still another party
was the dinner given by Miss Edith
Clark for Count Jehan de Noue, who
goes TO Philadelphia tomorrow for
a lecture.
An interesting event yesterday was
the informal party given by the
Irish Minister and Mrs. Brennan for
Maureen O'Sullivan, who earlier at
tended the luncheon at the May
flower for the Greek relief fund,
and last evening attended the dance
given by the combined Washington
Greek Societies.
Comdr. and Mrs. II. X. Fem
Entertain for Kinks.
Capt. Allan Kirk. formerly Naval
Attache of the United States En-
bassy in London, and Mrs. Kirk were
the honor guests at cocktail party
yesterday afternoon given by Comdr.
and Mrs. H. K. Fem at the Army
Navy Country Club. Capt. Kirk is
now on duty at the Navy Department
and the guests yesterday were officers
from his department and their
wives.
Spring flowers made an effective
centerpiece on the table and as
sisting Mrs. Fem, were Mrs. Henry
Balsley, Mrs. George A. Rood, Mrs.
H. L. Abbott and Mrs. S. N. Moore.
Junior League Holds
Monthly Luncheon.
The monthly luncheon of the
Junior League of Washington was
held yesterday at the league head
quarters on Massachusetts, avenue.
Three new memberships. Roderick
Sears and Mrs. John A. Rice from
Philadelphia and Mrs. Leslie Cliff
ford, an interleague member from
Utica, were welcomed by Mrs.
Montgomery Blair, jr., president, and
Mrs. Robert w. Wilson, vice presi-
dent. Mrs. w. Thacher Winslow,
placement chairman, was present to
aid them in the choice of volunteer
service jobs in Washington.
Junior League members present at
the luncheon to meet the new men,
bers included Miss Elizabeth Sladen,
Mrs. William c. Meloy. Mrs. Stuart
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Catherine Campbell
Entertained Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Elmer Mon
roe have as a guest in their home
in Chevy Chase, Md. Miss Cath
crime Campbell of San Antonio
Tex, who is a roommate of their
daughter, Miss Marjorie Monroe, al
Stephens College. Miss Campbell is
spending her spring vacation here
and has been entertained frequently
She was among the guests at the
spring hops at the Naval Academy
in Annapolis.
Miss Monroe is spending her spring
vacation on the West Coast and in
British Columbia She will join
Miss Campbell at Stephens Col
lege the latter part Of this week.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Rummage Sale
Tomorrow to Aid
French Refugees

French refugees in England will
be the beneficiaries of a rummage
sale opening at 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning at 1889 Connecticut
avenue and continuing until 6
pm. Mrs. Carlton Holdrege is
chairman for the sale and Prin-
cess Boncompagni is vice chair
man. Among those assisting them
are Mrs. Charles'S. Dewey, Mrs.
Wilbur j. Carr, and Mrs. James
Lawrence Houghteling.
A feature of the sale will be
foods donated by prominent host
esses in Washington for which
they are justly famous. These
dishes have been prepared by
their own cooks after their own
recipes. There will be a fortune
tellerA
Evening star., 1941-03-26
THE SHOW GOES on

THE SHOW GOES on Saturday
otter Saturday week otter week.
It's the Foshion Show Luncheon in the
PoH MolI Room at the Hotel Raleigh,
- popuIor for lot of reasons: The
food is prepored by q chef who is q
gourmet himself. A delicious, COM
pIete luncheon is only Sl.00. There's
q seintillotine revue of timely fosh-
ions, worn BY exquisite models. The
show and luncheon ore over in time
TO get you to your motines. For res
ervotions. Coll Mr.. Arthur No
tionoI 38l0. He will reserve tobIe
tor two or twenty-five.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Mrs. Robert Davis,
Daughter Return

Mrs. Robert c. Davis and daugh-
ter. Miss Barbara Davis, have re-
turned from a six-week visit in the
South. They spent short time in
Tallahassee and were in Alabama
for some time.
Col. and Mrs. Davis will be joined
next week by another daughter,
Mrs. Paul Greenhalgh of Detroit,
who will be here a part of the
spring. Returning later in the
spring will be Miss Dita Davis who
has been in Honolulu, stopping en-
route in Hollywood and Palm
Springs, Calf.
Evening star., 1941-03-26

Gayness, Mrs. Frank Elmore, jr.;
Mrs. Erskine Hamilton, Mrs. Ken
meth Holland. Miss Ann Sterrett,
Miss Juliet Dulany, Mrs. Herbert
Fales, Mrs. Frank Goodwin, Miss
Bambie McKenna, Mrs. Murray Bor-
den, jr.; Mrs. Sherwood Smith, Mrs.
Roger Robb, Mrs. Milo Hamilton,
Miss Jacqueline Meredith, Miss Nan
Ferguson, Miss Ann Holloway, Miss
Elizabeth Beale, Miss Catherine Du
Bois, Mrs. John Bennett and Mrs.
w. Campbell Armstrong.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
A ~
by HELENE KRAVADZE
by HELENE KRAVADZE

ZEE SoUSE AMERICAN WAY
is the only way 70 leorn to dones the
rumbo, tonso and congo. All the little
infections added to the simple. bosic
steps will soon enobIe you to hold
your own on ony donee floor
ION every donce floor. leorn 10
dance these popular dances with
group Of your own friends or
privoteIy. Coll the Leroy TAdyer
Studio for guest lesson Met
ropolIton All -. or merely stop up
to 12l5 Connecticut Avenue.
Evening star., 1941-03-26

FUR MAGIC. Looks like Q iocket.
But move your orms-ond it's o cope.
This stunning fur accessory is one Of
foshion's surprises this spring {.
O ioeket-eope. It's of smoky, London
dyed squirrel and hos been de-
signed with unsurpassed eroftsmon-
ship. Wear If over your suit. Weor
it over your spring coot. Wear it
over your dresses. It'll prove on in
dispensobIe complement to ony COS
rune. Priced at Sl65.00. The Saks
Fur Company, 6l0 Twelfth Street.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Mile. Emel TEX
Visits Embassy

The Turkish Ambassador and
Nine Ertegun have visiting them
at the Embassy for several
months Mile. Emel TEX, daughter
of the Turkish Ambassador to
Japan. Mile. TEX has Just ar
rived here from Toxic.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
INTRODUCING: RUTH S. SAN.

INTRODUCING: RUTH S. SAN
pERS! She's q figure control spe-
eioIist and knows her woy around.
Her tope measure and Sfayform
Foundation Garments have circum-
novieoted some Of the best figures
in town. Women go to her heoviIy
uphoIstered-or with deIicote Ghosts.
She helps them oil. Stoyform Foun-
dotion Garments tS5.75 to S25) ore
designed so thot you never sit on
back -eorters. They never ride-up
i. . so there's no pull down tyou know
thot unsishtIy sesture). 800 + Street.
Phone National 9675 for appointment.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Fete for Coles

Capt. and Mrs. Tyler P. Cole, who
are here from the Pacific Coast, will
be guests of honor at a dinner
party tomorrow night at the Silver
Bowl. Mrs. Theodore Wendell, sis
ter of Capt. Cole, will be the hostess
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Party for Brayrnans

The president of the Gridiron Club
and Mrs. Harold Brayman will be
honored by the Gridiron Drones
Sunday, April 8, from to O'Clock
| at the Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1941-03-26

BORROW LIKE A GENTLEMAN.
Select mems fobries for your own
man -toiIored spring suit ond have
it mode to your measure. You'll look
every inch a gentlemen but snort
b feminine, Of eourse-when you
emuIote their sortoriol bee. Only
$3.50 and $3.50 for q man -tailored
suit, mode by mems toilors. Choice
of 500 imported and domestic fobrics
You'll love it-with sweaters for sports,
with tailored shirts for town, with
friIIs for luncheon. Second floor
women's department Bruce Hssf,
Isc. 6l3 18th Street.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
FL Salvador Legation Party
TOHOnOr Venezuelan EnvOv
And Sonora de Escalante
Mrs. Thomas Richard Cowell
To Give Dinner Tonight for
Countess Janusz Ilinska

Parties to become this
and
cey The Venezuelan Ambassador
be feted this
who will
Also odays Richard
New York will
Embassy tomorrow.
Mrs Robert
To Be Hostes Frida
Mrs Robert wife of the Irish be hostess
tea Friday honor the Minister Defense
Gen. Frank Aiken who staying Wardman Park Hotel Mrs.
Forea wife the Undersecreay the Navv will entertain
Ralph
Navy the u S. S. Terror which be
launched the Philadelphia Navy Yard the first week of June
Miss NJ. A. Craig McGeachy
To Give e
Prof Wnfred
Gull of Iondo
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Miss Oeilvie Here

Miss Beth Ogilvie OF New York
has come to Washington for the
spring season and is staying at
Wardman Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1941-03-26

Continued on Page B-4)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Vets Hope TO Sell
10000 Poppies
Friday, Saturday

World war veterans and post
auxiliary members havr set = goal
a. 10000 Tor re annual Buddy
Poppy sale 70 he staged Friday
and Saturday. Ms. Frances Glen
ensen. past president OF Wild West
Post No. 81 auxiliary and 1871
chairman for Tacoma and Pierce
county sales. revealed wednes-
dav.
The poppy was adopted As the
official memorial flower q the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars 81 the
L. s BY the national encampment
held IN Seattle in August Of 1922.
Mrs. Clemensen stated. Miss Moins
Michael Of Athens. Ca. was orig
inator Of tho idea. which was in
spired while she was working I'M
der auspices Of the American Req
Cross during the World war.
The Buddy Poppy movement has
Received endorsement OF high gov
eminent officials. has been con-
sistently supported year after year
by the public and Mrs. Clemensen
has high hopes the sale Of 10000
peoples will be achieved this week
end.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
By raoma Time. STAFF writer

PORT LEWIS - Uncle SANS
gasoline bill IL going 10 be terrific
this month.
More than 300 900 gallons u Kas
viii b. used alone BY the more
than $500 trucks Of the I'd and
4ist Divisions ~ they trek from
Fort Lewis TO Jolon. Cal. for six
weeks war nancuyers this week
and next
Each truck averages better than
IS gallons daily. or about 30 gal
Ions for the entire trip. Transform
that gas into dollars and cents II
YOU want 10. bat it'l friFhtsn you.
And how much Was your income
tax last march,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
BY PAUL HARRISON


Tacoma Times special Correspondent
RANDOLPH FIELD, Tex, -
green grounding passes an exam
nation for training in the army
air corps. lie takes three lo-week
courses IN primary, basic and adj
vanoed flying. Eight DAYS later
he may be an instructor at Ran
dolph field. the West Point Of the
Air.
That may sound a little startling
to anyone who thinks Of flying
competence In terms OF thousands
Of hours. Actually the scheme is
not just an expedient TO whip up
the army's program for training
1900 new pilots each year. II
works fine. These young instruc-
tors tquite a few are only az,
with their brand new commissions
as second lieutenants in the air
corps reserve, are given part of
the credit for a recent increase
of 2.5 per cent Of cadets gradu-
ating from Randolph field.
No. our standards absolutely
haven't been relaxed" said Capt
W J. Clinch. training adjutant.
Better teaching and more super
vision are giving US a little bet
ter score. We still have a lot of
disqlialifications that are no fault
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

II you suffer from rheumatic ar
thrills or neuritis pain. try this simple
Inexpensive home recipe that thousands
are using Get q package Of RUIZ
Compound. two-wsek supply. today.
Nix IL with q quart Of water add the
juice Of lemons Use only a. directed
on label It's easy. No trouble A. an
snd pleasant You need only : table
Fpoonsful two times das often within
IS huurs-somstimea erniEht--spiendld
results are obtained. II the pains do not
quickly leave and II you DO not feel
better, return the empty package ana
Ru-Ez will cost yen nothing to tF5 s. 10
Il sold bH your druggist under an ahso-
Lutte nnneF- ack guarantee RUIZ Com
poun3 is for sale and recommended ~
aruE stores everywhere adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
PUP" TEsT REALLY
OkEH WHEN IT'S DRY

Pup" tents In which the soi-
dlsrs en- route are sleeping thses
nights are tricky 10 put up. off
GERS say. commenting that u
would take an inexperienced man
= couple Of hours or more 10 erect
one Of the dlmlnutlvs tsepess.
Two men sleep IN each tent
Each man has three blankets and
a comforter. or . sleeping bag and
= blanket. The midget canvas
domioiles are generally wonderful
in fair weather. bat soldiers are
as apt a. not 10 roar "shucks'"
rats 'pshaw" A. them IN q
ralnntOrn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

Tacomana vill be given ths ep-
portunlty 10 zee and hear ottsiana-
ms singers add musicians ~ Eospsl
music IN the Northwest Shsn ihs
Tacoma Gospel workers pssssai .
program si the Little chapsi.
ii57is Commerce ct. Thursday At
T.f5 .. M
The chaps. which seats nsfs
than 800 people. 10 non sscsarian.
its work ls directed by ~. and
Mrs q " stisgiitx.
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Speed Pilot Training Program Of

- = shade eontemrteeszs ~ to
fes-uilie snzhour crates kere.
TIE first shcgk ~ alsillusion-
ment ecmss when ne future
teacher has q act n ths eaes
seat which has = iei mere whip
ard . iot less visinnsy. while
senior offieer rides IN ths stuaents
sat In freHf
The veteran. pretending % ~
novtcs. thsn cunninFix makes al
II q fieslsllngs mislakes Ard
Aorss caea Ne handles the shir
erratieally. Eoes into stalls ard
spins and ALPS sometimes the
teacher~tfalnee Just cant take u
Captain resser told - = recent
enc who act airsiek in the back
sat. yet when he fites ~ himself
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Roforions 10 Bring
Secretaries Thursday

m the sboss" 10 at the Hotarisn
luncheon Thursday non st ffotsl
Winthrop. don't ass 70 speak 70
his s.orstary. She'll probably -
sith him
It'u - the annual hotarian.
aeerstAry meeting thursday. no
tariana are expected % have tsssf
secretaries as hsnsbeen assata
Program all b. FURNISHED ~ 81
flee secretaries and stsnographsrs.
under direction u fbs 4 ~ elub.