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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-28
Conn0l DOlngJ
TneSaay Nigh

Leon Suucfant VAS the only bidder
for thr construction uf ia election
hoOthN lie named Il price of $500. 81
Il, fcrrrd to Election Commission.
tiId~ for supplying one aud one
half tom trunk for he police. depart
mcnt we're received from Down River
Chcvr"l,I. Inc. Genthr Brothers. aud
superior Motor Sales inc. Referred To
policc and Fire Commission.
The Williamson Lumber Company
!ow bidder was awarded the contract
:or supplying lumber for he Amcri
ctL Legion club dock. al Il price OF
NI.s} Tncr,' was only S:}9:lO difference
between The lowest and highest of
Ihr - bids
Miscellaneous bills of $6.:;}i2222. -
;ruvk hire amounting Ia $500 and pay
rolls totalin@ S3.5>S. - were approved
Tor payment.
An ordinance creating 26 voting pre-
ciuctS in The city was given it, pass
age The ordinance will be found else
where in this issue. Study ii and find
out where YOU will vote in he future
The Salvation Army was given per
mission tu place kettles on street cor
ncrS for the purpose of raising Christ
mas funds.
/ request from The Police and Fire
Commission. for the purchase of an
ether fire pulnptr. was tabled imdrfin
Itp!y.
\ personnel program for the EN-
ployeS of rht. city was submitted 10y
Councilman Clifford T. Burke and I'M
anin"u>ly adopted.
Resolutions were adopted cungratu-
Iting the WyandOtte Savings bank M
on th, occasion Of its SEVENTEEN ami
,yrSary. \ tribute was also paid t.
President Fred r. Van Al>tync and
the personnel of the bank
Tie smoke nuisance came up for
discussion. Councilman Ford Wagar
wanted To- know whether the SCOT or
dinance could be- enforced Mayor
Louis W. Benin said he would contact
Mayor Edward Jeflries Of Detroit to
find out how the problem was handled
there. Chairman George G.. Benin. of
the smoke and SCOT committee. said
that all industries had promised full
cooperation i'll solving the problem
Councilman Clifford T. Burke re-
queSted Il report OH the north end
s'wer project.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-28
Alkali Company
Seeks Pipe Permit

The Michigan Alkali Company has
made request TO the United STATES
engineers office for permission to lay
submarine pipes connecting their
north and south plants with their pro
perry ut the north end OF crosse lie
The company also asks permission u
dredge in the Detroit river ana De
p"Sit refuse material on the west SIDE
nf Point Hennepin.
Navigation interests were gwen IN
til November ~ Ia fill protests VIII
'he engineers.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-28
Ons Convicted
Of Vote Fraud

In Wayne circuit court ON Monday.
Edward ReaSner was convicted Of
voting Illegally in the Ecorse village
election in April, 1910. Judge ii. Rus
sell Holland of Pontiac, visiting judge.
placed the convicted man on proba-
ton for one year
Five other defendants. Brown Al
len. his wife. bora. and SON Albert,
Guy Allen and Emery Craft. were dis
charged in court
Hearing WAS started in the trial or
a seventh defendant MOnrOc Fitzger-
aid.
All Uf the defendants were indicted
last June by one-man grand jury
conducted by Municipal Judge LEO X.
Schaefer Of Dearborn.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-28
JOHN w. CAINE

John w Caine, %, of Hillman,
Mich. member of the state police
.tatiuned III Flat Rock. was almost i'll
stantly killed al 6:15 Wednesday
night. when the police car in which ht
was riding with Trooper Walter Ste
vens, also 23, met head-On a car driven
by James {. Meredith, 10 of 4512 So
cond street. EcOrSe. The accident uc-
CURED on the Telegraph road, five
miles south of Flat Rock
Stevens was taken 10 Mercy hOSpit
al. Monroe. suffering from internal in
jurie>
Meredith. driver of HE death car
was also taken to the Monroe hospital
with Il fractured skull
Officers allege that he had been in
vOlvpd in Il hit-run accident near Wy
ando,te just before cOlliding with the
police car.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-28
Date Changed for
the Alumni Films

The Alumni club of The University
of Michigan announces that the date
Of Prof. A. f. SherZer's showing Of
moving picture films has been chang
ed To next Wednesday evening. De
cember 3.
Members of the club their wives
and guests are invited 10 attend the
showing. 10 be held in the music room
Of the Mckinley school.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-28
DETROIT MOTORCYCLIST
DIES IN LOCAL HOSPITAL.

passenger car driven by Clarence
jerks. -. Of Iapeer. and motor
cycle operated by Ray Cole. TX. or
9S4 Monica street. Detroit. rnllidpd
Thursday afternoon of last week at
Dix road and the Wabash viaduct In
Melvindale. Cole was brought TO the
WyandOtte General hospital where he
died Friday noon.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-28
Study Club to.
Meet Tuesday

The TUE >day study club will hold
it, next meeting on December >, with
Mrs Warren r.. Hall as chairman
There will he lO-minute best book
reviews by members on the program
division. and two others will be given
Il twO-minute thumbnail review. ThoS..
furnishing the reviews will be:
America and DemOcracy-MrS G.
W. MC6;Oll. Mrs LYMAN T. Johnson
fiction and drama. Mrs. j. Home I
Steele. Mrs. q. =. Croft: religious
books. Mrs Guy III. circuit: world af
fairs. Mrs. Jesse bailey.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-28
WYANDOTTE SOLDIER GOES
TO FORT LEONARD WOOD

Private Albert Lichy. of WyandOtte,
recently inducted into The army. has
been transferred with group Of 12S
selecteeS Ia the engineer replacement
training center. Fort Leonard Wood,
Mo. for training at that station, il tx
announced at the Fort Custer recruit
reception center. The group made the
trip in special train.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-28
Merchants to Stage
a Balloon Parads

The annual holiday parade sponsor
ed by the Merchants ASSOcia lion of
WyandOtte will he staged next Mon
day. December l. at l pm.
The Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Company is furnishing the funny crea-
lures which will feature the parade.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-28
Christmas Chscks
for Fund Savers

The Christmas trade in WyandOtte
will be accelerated by the distribution
of &2J.0O0 by the PrOvident club OF
the WyandOtte Savings bank, anh
$2OOOO by the National Bank OF Wy
andOtte 10 Christmas club members.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-28
Biddle Avenus in
Holiday Attire

Members VI the Municipal Service
commission = ar art. this week placing
The annual holiday decorations on Bid
lie avenue. This display will he ready
for The merchants parade next Mon
;aT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-12
Pacific Coast Garden
Convention Announced

Information thls wssh u rsseh-
ing all garden lowers enunsrte1
with ths National ceuneu ~ Oar
der ciuhs concerning the arrange.
ments fsF thr meeting II ne ra-
eifte ensss f~airn 10 ~ held April
"a ~ and - IN rho<ats. ARA. -
the isstsi Westward Va
Following The opening day -
The rorvsntino. Arsssoa asv. evee
vhssh Mrs Hen q Hudsserms. inas
states PRESIDENT. ~riIl pvess<s. Ma
kslliaa J. Weller. a. rsccma. ~
shnsi vice rrs~sssas. wsli ese1see
ten dsys AZ sstsvsssss IN ee~eeptsen
With the Pacific esass veassA.
Miss chsFiotts pvssnsll. sles -
rsenms. ~,Ii attend ths ssevses,aa
10 faifIil duties - rsgsansi sssse.
tsry.
az special lnssssss 10 all easstea
eluhs |. ih> sshIh&s 10 ~ he1d ~
connection with tbe ennvsnltna
Suggestions for this tncIts1e yeos
hnohs' msssssns psojsrse penpA-
lets. strap bcohs. pssas nneeA
Wild life snhlhsts sn1 lndlvsdsso1
club cf stats szhshts Numerono
photographs prujscss siss srs 49,
Gsstsd rhsy are IA - ssss -
Mrs. n r Napd. 81 IN teeseo
Westward Va. rhoeals.
Reservations fos the e<nvessknn
are bstns taken ~ Mrs.. ntaatov
Beck. s7s ". Molly -. pAasstn.
Thsse-o sewing 49, vtII meee
Thursday for - lusehsua u ~
homo of Mn. a. n Moesssna. 80
No. state = nvs y. 4. uee~ov
VII pvsssds over he sssssnssn -.
sion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-12
Alumnae of Kappa Alpha Theta
Will Entertain Husbands
Mrs. S~sn and Mrs. Ciffe Are Hos.esses for Spring
Dinner Party At University Union Club tuesday

Tacoma aumnse Of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority will
entertain their husbands dinner the University Union
club Tuesday evening at as Tables viii be decorated
for the occasion with spring flowers of gold Of the
sorority colors
Hosesses for the evening will be Mrs. John Swan and
Mrs. Edwin Cliffe
Newly elected officers will also receive with the host
They include Mrs Richard r. Hodge. president Mrs
Howard Selby vice president Mrs Edwin Cffe secretary
Mrs John Swan treasurer and Mrs Victor Kaufman editor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-12
The Nordeens Are
Honor Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Nordeen
we're surprised Tuesday evening
at a party given for them by their
daughter. Mrs. Fred Keller, hon
oring their 25th wedding anniver-
sary. Friends and relatives Of the
couple were present, several of
whom were present at the we'd
ding. Mr.. Harry Dyer, a close
friends Of the couple for many
years. presented them with q
Gift from their friends.
Mrs. Alfred johnson, bridesmaid
rs years ago, poured at lovely
lace-centered table, conferred by a
three-tiered cake. Double candles
thanked each end OF the table.
Those assisting were Mrs. c. y.
Rasmussen, Mrs. Stanley Gott-
schalk and Mrs. Melvin Botnen.
> Guests were: Messrs. and Mes
danes Harry Dyer, Henry White,
J. F. Hooker, Claus Anderson, S.
NJ. Evje. Hans Sather, Carl John
son. Arthur Mansen. John Moe,
Albert johnson, l. Tufte, c. n.
Rasmussen, r. Turner. Stanley
Gottschalk, Melvin Botnen, J. r.
keizer and Fred r. Keller.
Misses Gladys Hanson and Doris
Nordeen; Messrs. Kenneth Nor
deem, Arthur Hanson. George Wick
and Donald Rasmussen.
Seattle guests were Messrs. and
Nesdames c. A. Bjornstad, Abner
Hays. r. Follestad and Gustav
Stordahl; Mrs. Marie Bjornstad
and Mr. Rolf Bjornstad.
Present also were Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Wilkeson. Mrs Ellen Ras-
mussen. Mrs. Ovida Hansen. Ia
coma. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Han
son. Mr.. and Mrs. John Erickson
and Mr. and Mrs. John Benson of
Woodland and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Hanson Of Vancouver. Wn., Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Sheldon, Aber-
deem. and Miss Ruth Bjornstad,
Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-12
AneeIus Study Club
10 Be Entertained

Mrs. G. &. Pratt. Will entertain
tn. Angelus Study club a. her
home. 3g0s No. 25th 81. or Thurs
day, March 18Th Luncheon will
be served At IL 30
Mrs. 4 n. stenssn viii preside
at the business meeting. Tn
program 10 follow viii consist ~
papers by Mrs. e. e. Pratt and
Mrs. Leigh Martin. Ars A A
johnson yill give current topics.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-12
Dinner Honors
Mrs. Mueller

Mrs. r. A. Mueller was honor
guest at dinner on Monday eve
ming at the Tacoma club on the
occasion of her birthday. A COM
plete surprise at the party was the
arrival of Mrs. William Osborn
dorothy Mueller) of Vancouver
B. C., who will remain in Tacoma
until Thursday.
Other guests for the dinner were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mueller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold X. Nichols. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford NJ. Lsnghorne, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl V. Clifford, Mr. and
Mrs. c. E. Bonnell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hammond, Mr. and Mrs.
I. c. Rowland. Mr.. and Mrs. A. n.
Gunderson. Miss Laura Stein OF
Olympia, Mr.. Harry n. Hutchin-
son, and the host, Mr.. r. A
Mueller.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-12
Catholic Women
Meet Wednesday
Dessert Luncheon VIII
Precede Business Meeting

Members of the Catholic
Woman's club will meet We'd
neSday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. +. J. Rinckel, ALI So.
G st. for a | o'clock dessert
luncheon and meeting.
The Rev. H. A. Reinhold Of Sc
attic, chaplain of the Catholic Sea-
mans club in that city. will be the
guest speaker. He will speak on
The Family AS Liturgical
Unit"
Mrs. Andrew Berills. the presi-
dent. will preside at a short bust
ness meeting. Hostesses assisting
Mrs. Rinckel will be Mesdames
Christopher N Arendt. James II.
Egan. Cecil Dickson. Albert Hahn
and George Hill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-12
PTA Is WORKING
On Legislation
Congress Urges Legislature
Act FevorabIy For Schools

In accordance with Article
TX of the state constitution
at is the paramount duty Of
the state to make ample pro-
vision for the education of all
children residing within its
borders" the W S h ington
Congress of Parents and
Teachers urges the state legis-
lature TO act favorably upon
the several matters of school
legislation now under the con-
sideration of the present ses-
sion.
Mrs. Fred r. Pflaum. Tacoma.
legislative chairman for the con
gress. through letters sent out this
week to the $4,000 parent-teacher
members throughout the state.
urges all members To write their
respective senators and represen-
tatives requesting support on the
following legislation:
The statutory provision Of rs
cents per pupil per day, house bill
357 concerning district reorgani-
cation. which would provide equal
opportunities TO all children OF the
state and would bring about more
uniform tax rates and insure more
and better education for every
dollar spent.
Also substitute house bill /
which will provide q minimum Of
state aid for school building pur-
poses 10 districts making a salts
factory local effort for such a
, building program senate bill 252.
which viii add three lay members
70 the state board Of education.
thus providing a more represen-
tstive body for counsel Of public
school policy.
In addition. senate ball 200
which vii protect school lands.
and senate bill ~ which will pro-
tect investment Of the permanent
school fund
spanaway PIT. A. will meet
Tuesday afternoon It the school
for q program which viii include
tao tuberculosis films and zkit
by Miss DOris Olson.
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Following the dinner hour, Mrs.
f. p. Thomson. program chair
man. Will present Mrs Rose Keg-
ley. a pupil Of John Paul Bennett.
in a group OF songs. accompanied
by Miss nlmmins. Mr. Newton
Buren, will present piano numbers
and will also accompany songs
by the entire group The rest OF
the evening will be spent in games
Reserving places for dinner are
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Parrott. Or
and Mrs Edward Hopping. Capt
and Mrs. Robert Ellsworth. Mr.
and Mrs. Richard r. Hodge. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Pearson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Peterson. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. y. Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs
Lyle Lemley. Mr. and Mrs. New
ton Buren,. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Selby. Mr. and Mrs. John Swan
Mr.. and Mrs Don McGoldrick.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Cliffe. Mr.
and Mrs. Clarke Gould, Mrs. C. F.
Bloomquist, Mrs. Garold GRAY.
Mrs, Eugene White. Mrs Kath-
ar1ne Allard and Miss Phyllis New
MAYER.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-12
Mrs. Hanson viii Entertain
EdeIweiss Club

Mrs. w. J. Hanson. 1011 No.
Prospect st. will entertain mem
bers of Edelweiss Study club on
Thursday afternoon at 1890 A
book review will be given by Mrs.
A c. Leslie Roll call will be
answered with bits of Irish humor
in keeping with coming st. Pat
rick's day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-12
Son Is Born 10 Former
Iecomans in BURLINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd r Knutzen
Of Burlington are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS on the birth OF
son Tuesday morning at Mary
Freeman Maternity home in that
city The mother IL the former
Amy +. Gilbert. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Henry Hook. She IL
a former member Of the Tacoma
library staff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-12
Friday Tour Planned for
Y. M. B. c., lodie,

Young Mems Business club mem
bers and their wives nave been In
vted 10 be guests ~ the Or. ]. q.
broadcast Friday from IL until
] 80 In the Crystal ballroom Of the
Winthrop Later In the afternoon
they will take a tour ~ Camp
Murray. Fort Lewis. and AcChord
Field Time permitting they will
also take in Fort Hisquslly in Pt.
Defiance park
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-12
Mrs. SeoveII and Mrs.
Donald Lyle 10 Be Hosiesses

American Lake South Garden
club will meet At o'clock We'd
nesday at the home Of Mrs. Halsey
Seovell with Mrs. Donald Lyle as
loint hostess. Each member on roll
call will give her favorite poem.
The subject for this meeting will
be Evergreen Shrubs" and Mrs.
A n. Reynolds IL the subject
leader this month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-12

Women Gather
Ruth Sesbury Is Speaker
On Monday Afternoon

Congregational women OF
the city gathered In the par.
lors of First church Monday
afternoon 10 meet Miss Ruth
Seabury. educational secre-
tary of the Congregational
boards with headquarters In
Boston.
Miss Seabury has been one
of the speakers on the tour OF
the National Christian mis-
sion which has just completed
n week Of service In Seattle
and which was widely attend
ed by people Of all denomina-
tons from this entire region.
A the mission continues south
ward. Miss seabury left them TO
return eastward. visiting the Con.
grsgatlonsl churches ~ Washing
ton and Oregon. On Monday ths
United Church Of Olympia enter.
tanned her At luncheon and pre-
scented her In an inspiring luncheon
talk on her recent visits In the
worId-wide mission field
Driving over from Tacoma TO
share in the meeting we're Mes.
danes 4 y. Waterman. y. J. Van
Horn. Jesse q. Thomas. ard VIII
IAN NJ. Joliffs. VINO brought Aiss
Sea bury hack fer the Tacoma tea
and q brief meeting On her way n
an sil-ssattls dinner nesting Al
Plymouth church.
Miss gsabtlry IL a fascinating
speaker ~ dynamic personality and
a master raeonisur Her audience
wss thrilled with N. story u her
personal experiences with those
enthusiastic first generation cnris.
tians VINO. IN thslr suffsnns. need
and gratitude ogeatbsd a dsep.
courageous. Joyous spirit ~ hope
Behind tina blackolts ths lights Of
faith siill were sfinlDE and cshind
the smashed windows ,hs followers
u Christ realized a broader hOri-
non u their fsiioN msn
After tbs tea hour Al which Mrs
r. l.. Parker and Mrs Bruce Mel.
aOn presided. Dr and Ars. Van
Horn. with Mrs. Waterman. drove
Miss sssbufy 70 Seattle
Among these noticed from other
churches we're Hss. Alice Meredith
with Assdamss Murray. Warren.
H'iessrshan and Terpsnning from
Roy. Mrs. Pruitt. Mrs seott and
Miss Kent from Plymouth church:
from Pilgrim church. Hssdsmss
bkfsmstad. Hamilton, Sauberi.
coubTOugh. Sucker and Shaw.
from sylvan. Mrs. Amos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-12
Robert Sronen
Is Presented

a large audience. Including
friends from GrayS Hsrbor, Tia
coma. Olympia. Seattle and Ever
EFT. attended the voice recital pre-
sentins Robert Gronen. young puy-
allup baritone. at the Puyniiup
Methodist church recently.
The program was presented by
Ebert Leroy Bellows Of Seattle,
under whom Mr. Gronsn In study.
INK. Others presented were Roger
Lindell, Dolores Moore, Garry DYE,
Irene Killeen and Mary Jean Tr1m-
bull. with Wallace Marshall As
accompanlsi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-12
National Observance Planned
,By wv. c. A. on March II
Local sssir.m e;rh esesp WI b Amers 500 evssps
psrsieipssne rhroushevs NE Country

When N. Rsnes. and Professional Girls club If the
local Young womens Christian association IN wheh Asse
Helen Trc-on IL president holds Ia NstionWlde Onperv-
ance on March H. the viii ~ Of 500 proGreme
be held in Y W groups with over 5000 ether yosne
women participating
These whteeoar workers will show that they have keve
step with the major problems Of odsys world thinking
The theme around which their various programs wi center
il "vitalse Democracy"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-12
St. Patrick's Day
Banquet Planned

The Ancient Order of Hibernians
will hold their annual banquet on
st. Patricks day at Mickey's
Chicken Dinner inn. Trout lake
Dinner will be served at $50 fol-
lowed by program Of Irish songs
and ballads by Mrs Edward Boyne,
Mr.. Joseph German, and Mr. Law
renee Linnane of Seattle.
Reservations are 10 be made at
CA 6T5S mr. Ma 2Q6S
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-12
Hills Dale Club
Meets Wednesday

The Hills Dale Improvement
club will meet Wednesday evening
at S O'Clock In the basement 81
Calvary Methodist church. Mr..
Lyle Robinson will preside.
Following the meeting Pig IN a
Poke will b. played for which each
guest In requested TO bring n small
article.
Refreshments will be served and
cake auction will be sponsored
by the ladies auxiliary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-12

70 hssulsnsly ossn $780, -
asid from kiansYs snA sslIeve Irs11S-
stnes ~ hisddss - thss vss go seaD
getting w nisbts~ ase 8 - go
package u astd Msxsl D1naelow Al
Capsules sn1 sshs ~ 11eosse1 o4k0
sympsosas II ti1nsv go kls11W
weaknesses may - seAns. kssNing -
ssnsfsinn passage - hnebn1ns - ~
cramps :. ru4v eyes a. egtn1n0
GOLD hzDA1s msfsss 3 ssnso111oA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-12
Items Unauthorized

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Grant. 1904
So. 3sth ST, requested The Times
today 10 "retract the item which
appeared on the society page Fri
day. concerning Mr.. and Mrs
Grant as it was entered by an IN
authorized party" The Times re-
grets that publicsti ton Of the item
caused embarrassment 10 the
parties concerned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-12

Nation-wtde observance WI sisu
EMPHASIS the fact that the sssc-
eistlen under which tho husinks-
girls are organised has affiliated
group. rcund the wcrld Messages
= greeting frcm business rsfis N
Montreal. csnsds. shanghai
CHINA. frem nssnos sirss MOI
bourne ard New Zealand have al
ready n~en r~ceived fer the dsy.
same ~ the ether countries thst
have sent greetings IN former
years are na~ hlnderea ~ ssf
conditions rhls win ~ The fesF.
teenth annual Nstion-wsas Oh
servsnce
The rseoms slris. wa eluh.
vlli e< he-ssa. 10 the seattle bust
nss girls this evening An inter.
national message 9TH 10 srouahs
- raeoms nv niss loop Ruurs.
Formerly general secretary ~ the
Y. W G. A. IN Amsterdam. uni-
land, and now ~ the Seattle Y. W
Greetings from other countries
viii ~ presented BY the Msssss
Lea Jones. Kathleen whsisn. olive
Ellison. Eleanor Tinker. Florence
ittnsf. Mrs Einar ssmusi.nn. and
tho Seattle girls Group singing
will he led nv Miss Lorraine Hoo
decker, accompanied ny Miss
Grace Johnson
Mr.. Evan Hapkln. viii slng
Negro sniritusls and folk songs
Miss sarah storey, Seattle Y. W.
business and Professional Girls
secretary, viii lead discussion ard
q panel presentation by Miss Ger
truds Julien and Miss Mildred
Hardin on tho subject What Does
Democracy Mean 10 You -
The programs viii elose with .
choral reading arrangement of
Ballad for Americans and songs
Taking part In the ballad Win be
the Misses Jean Fuller, Bstty
whisner. irma shouse. Frances
Psrismsn. Nancy Beck. rioris
rsshnsr. Josephine Jsedeoks. Lou
lse Cromwell. Barbara covaeh.
Theresa poiIsrd. Eleanor Tinker.
June MantH Lorraine noed~cksr.
Helen Lewis, Margaret opst and
Mrs Einar Samuelson.
The COMMITTEES has included
Jean veasis. Helen i.~wis. Jean
Fuller. beatrice Johnston. Jose
phine Jaedecke. Lorrsins noedeck.
or. Grace Johnson. Louise Delhi.
Maxine Imam and Barbara Nay.
mond.
a shree.ysar national program
for these business girls was set
up last April In tho assembly ~
several hundred delegates who
met in Atlantic city Al the same
time the national board ~ the
Y w G. A. held ia biennial inset.
Ing there And the special fhsms
for the Nstion-wide observance
was finally decided on by the M.
tionsi council sf the organization.
~ the first step In thsir three
year program.
julia White ef Hspsviils. Ga.
In president ~ the National council
and Dorothy n Handy u Nan
Francisco 10 chairman ~ the W
taliss Democracy COMMITTEES.
The Y-Ed public affairs group
this year has studied candidates
for office bsfors the fan slseiion.
ss well as initiatives. and the
measures before IN. national and
stats legislatures The group has
also discussed proIscts for . 10
year program In Tacoma.
They also study national and
intsSnstlona affairs In s<isfiflou