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err, Minnie Raymond and Mr.. c. H
Miller.
st. Thomas Rector
To Marry June II

The marriage of Rev. NJ. r. Ho-
garth, rector Of st. Thomas Epis-
copal church, to Miss Edna Mckee
of Erie, Pa, will take place We'd
nesday evening, June II, at 6 p. m.
at St. Thomas church, Fifth Ave-
nue. S. near Lake ST., Minneapolis.
Bishop Stephen Keller, head of
the Episcopal church in this area,
will marry the couple. Attending
Rev. Hogarth will be Rev. Victor
E. Holly, pastor of st. Phillips
church, st. Paul. Mrs. Holly will
attend the bride.
Members of confirmation class
which precedes the wedding will
also serve as bridal attendants.
The public is invited both to the
wedding and the public reception
which follows.
Rev. Hogarth has been pastor
of the Minneapolis church since
1910 coming to this section from
Maryland. He is active in most of
the civic movements of Minneapo-
lis.
Miss Mckee is a native of Erie,
Pa, and came to Minneapolis to
attend the Northwest Institute of
Medical Technology from which
she graduated last December. She
is the daughter of the late Gerald
Wadsworth Mckee of Erie. An
aunt, Mrs. Louise Timbers of Los
Angeles, is expected here to at
tend the wedding.
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wore a gown of black chiffon with
insets of black Chantilly lace and
gardenias in her hair. Marian
Carter of Gamma Omega chapter
wore an evening ensemble Of navy
blue and white. Leila Chisholm,
also of Gamma Omega chapter,
wore a green taffeta with double
f1ounce fashioned skirt. Vivian
Dreer of Gamma Omega wore a
white jersey gown with gardenias
| in her hair Theresa Johnson of
Theta Omega wore black lace cut
on tailored lines. Hattie Lash
of Gamma Omega wore a lowered
print with a white jacket. Alice
MCGEE of Gamma Omega wore
white sharkskin trimmed in navy
blue with a small hood. NObia
MOreland of Theta Omega wore
black net trimmed in lace and gar
denias in her hair. Eunice Ran
dali, basileus of Beta chapter, wore
dove gray embroidered net trimmed
in blue velvet and an evening wrap
of rose taffeta. Cleo Tucker,
basileus of Gamma Omega, wore
a full white net gown with white
lace inserts and white flowers in
her hair. Georgia Williams of
Gamma Omega wore a baby blue
crepe gown with silver accessories.
:. Mrs. Louis P. Moore, chaperon,
wore a gown of Madonna taffeta
in egg shell with train, pearl &C
cessories and a corsage of purple
French violets and gardenias COM
pleted her costume. Mrs. ].
Walter Crump, chaperon, was
gowned in green and white lowered
crepe with matching green jacket
and rhinestone accessories.
Also among those present were
Messrs. and Mesdames Richey
Adams, Richard Allen, Theodore
Allen, Clarence Anderson, Bis
marck C. Archer, Milton Beauford,
Leo Bohannon, George w. Brooks
Jr., M. R. Burgess, Raymond
Brown, Tela B. Burt, Talmadge B.
Carey, Burrie Carmichael, William
Cassius, Harold Combs, Paul Shell
by Curry, Bert Davidson, Francis
w. Doyle, Enrol Fasset, David
Francis, Warren V. Grissom, Ger
aid C. Hargrave, Earl A. Harris,
Raymond o. Hatcher, Clifford
Hawkins, John H. Hickman Jr.,
Henry Courtney Hilyard, Percy
Hughes, Marvin Jackson, Archie
James, ]. E. Johnson, Thomas
Jones, Earl F. Kyle, John R. Lawr-
ence Jr., James Lee, Maceo V. Lit
tlejohn, Woodford Mills, Louis
Mason Jr., Albert Mcclure, John
McHie, William M. Modem, Louis
P. Moore, Maceo Moody, Charles
Noble, James Oliver, John M. Pat
ton, Lounneer Pemberton, Drexel
Pugh, Arthur H. P. Rhodes, Cecil
Redd, James Riddeaux, William
Ridley, Sidney Salter, Edwin Salt
err, Hugh Schuck, Fred Schuck,
Huron ]. Shelton Jr., John Scott,
Jose H. Sherwood, James Stem
mons, Clarence Smith, Leon M.
Smith, Hammond Turner, Robert
Turpin, Charles P. Tyler, w. Baxter
Walker, Charles w. Washington,
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set steps out in all it's glory.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Brooks,
ST., ITO st. Anthony avenue, cele-
brated their seth wedding anniver-
sary, Wednesday, May %.
Mrs. George O. Berry, Jr., 6S4
St. Anthony avenue, entertained at
a kitchen shower Sunday, June 1,
at $3.50 p. m. in honor of bride
elect, Miss Florence Lorraine Ward.
At 6 p. m. the guests were served a
Miss Audrey Beatrice.
On Thursday evening, May q,
at the Fireside Tea Room, Miss
Audrey L. Beatrice, 333 N. Dale
street, entertained at a dinner and
lingerie shower for Miss Florence
Ward. At 8 p. m. a four course
dinner was served, using color
scheme of pink and white in the
table decorations. Guests present
included: Mesdames George o.
Berry, Jr., Louise Bradshaw, Bar
bara Coleman, Edwin Salter, Albert
Mcclure, Paul Thomason, Betty
Session, Louis Mason, Jr., Ray
mond Walker, Dorys Johnson, John
Wesley Kelly, Florence Mobiley,
Anne Seymour Thomas, Ralph A.
Ward, ST., and Miss Patricia Bea-
trize. The honoree was the recipi-
ent of many lovely gifts.
The Cameo Social Club held a
call meeting, Wednesday, June 4,
at the home of the president,
George w. Brooks, Jr., to make
plans for a spring dancing party
and a cabaret dance.
Mrs. Clara Smith, 7O1 Carroll
Ave-, has returned home from the
hospital.
Mr.. J. D. Reeves from Winnipeg,
Canada is here visiting his wife,
Mrs. Reeves, at 612 w. Central,
who has been i'll for some time. Mr..
Reeves is employed in Winnipeg.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hickman, 766
st. Anthony Ave-, were hosts to the
Mu Chapter Of Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity on Sunday afternoon,
May rs. This was the final regular
meeting of the school year.
Initiated: Lloyd French, Ira
Ferguson, and Rufus Webster, stu
dents at the University of Mime
sofa, were initiated into the Mu
Chapter of the Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity on Thursday, May 20.
After the initiation ceremony, a
banquet was held. Taking part in
the banquet and the initiation were:
Messrs: John Patton, Robert Gard
ner, John Lawrence, Thomas Mum
son, William Robinson, Victor Cal
loway, William Cassius, Walter
Coins Jr., Raymond Cannon, Nor
man Light, Henry Thomas and
Raymond Hatcher. The Chapters
annual banquet will be held on Sat-
urday, June II.
The Board of Directors and Of
ficers of the Credjafawn Credit
Union met with Mrs. Alverta Cor
am, 495 st. Anthony Ave., on Mon
day, June q, for their regular
monthly meeting. Mr.. James
(Babe) Mitchell of Chicago, form
er member of the credit union, was
a visitor at the meeting.
Mrs. Letitia Kerr has returned
to st. Paul after a trip to Texas
where she visited relatives and
friends in Bastrop, Houston and
Austin. Mrs. Kerr is living with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawrence, CAT
Iglehart Ave.
The ID. Y. w. Y. X. Club were
guests of Mrs. Ida Hanna at five
course six o'clock dinner in honor
Of her birthday on Thursday, May
20, at her home. After dinner a
business meeting of the club was
held. Present at the dinner and
meeting were: Mines. Cornelia
Smith, Ida M. Murphy, Flossie
Johnson, Mayme Green, Queen
Ransom, Mary Combs, Birda Rid
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conference. SOrOr bl8ncne L. Hatt
stunning in a black lace Spanish
gown and mantilla with long black
kid gloves, a red evening cape and
a corsage Of gardenias. Pauline
Alexander, basileus of Eta chapter,
wore navy blue gown trimmed in
white with a navy blue evening
cape cut on military lines and
white and blue accessories. .
Aretas Blaney, anti-basileus, was
lovely in sky-blue organza with
tiny white flowers and a huge blue
butterfly bow in her hair. Eliza
beth Moore, grammateus, wore a
Hawaiian print gown of Japonica
red and white with long white kid
evening gloves, an evening wrap of
silk embroidered quilted white tat
feta and a spray of red and white
Hawaiian flowers in her hair. .
Sylvia Ross, epistoleus, wore white
chiffon cut on Grecian lines and
trimmed with bands of gold, with
which she wore gold accessories.
Myrtle WOrmley, graduate
dean, was attractive in a gown of
white silk jersey cut on Grecian
lines with a band of white daisies
in her hair and white accessories.
Thelma Berry, tamiochous,
wore a gown of vivid garden print
in green and white with white ac-
cessories. Jeanette Dorsey, dean
of pledges, was lovely in gown of
delicate pink organza with full
skirt and jacket and worn with pink
accessories. Frances E. BOuyer,
general conference chairman, wore
an elaborate black lace gown with
a full skirt and fitted bodice. {.
Allie Balenger wore pink lace net
over pink satin using tiny blue
ribbon bows for trimming and
pearls. Frances Brown wore a
beige chiffon with gold beaded
bodice and pearl accessories. .
Millicent Burgess wore a white lace
gown cut on princess lines with a
white evening jacket and white
flowers in her hair. Laura JEFF
fries wore a dotted Swiss gown of
navy blue with white bodice and
white accessories. Margaret
Lazenberry wore beige silk jersey
on fitted lines with pearl accessor-
les. Miss Eva Lee, visiting
Soror from New Jersey, wore a
black evening skirt with a white
evening blouse and gardenias in
her hair. Elizabeth McCracken
was lovely in white net with a lace
bodice and gardenias in her hair.
:. Mrs. Victoria Stokes Robinson,
visiting Soror from Chicago, wore
a fuchsia silk evening skirt with a
dainty pink lace bodice and pearl
accessories. Elizabeth Schuck
wore a red-fowered pique evening
skirt with a white silk blouse and
a green sash. Alyce Stewart
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Social and Personal
Q ST. PAUL Q
Friday, June 6, 1871
SAINT PAUL SOCIETY
By Estyr L. Bradley
sos Carroll Avenue - Dale 9Sl.

The simplicity Ballroom of the Coman
Memorial Union aacvy gowned and the well groomed
added the formal dancing given there
Saturday. til twelve Eta chapter Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority honong visiting delegates the Central Regional
Patterson regional director
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Social and Persona |
MINNEAPOLIS q

Engagement Announced: Mr. and Mrs Harold Lewis 209 4th
the engagement of their daughter Mary Louise
Donald John Brady of Mr. and Mrs Donald Brady Sr
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Hillsdale Club
Meets Wednesday

The Hilisdale improvement club
viii hold It's regular meeting We'd
nesdsy a $ p m. in the basement
Of the church at e4th and "a , sis.
Refreshments viii be served.
New officers vii be Installed al
the annual mass installation 81 Of
fcers ~ groups affiliated with The
Federation ~ Improvement clubs.
to he held Friday at the Arlington
clubhouse. So. I'D and Pine SITS
Officers Of the Hillsdale club ar.
LYLE Robinson. president, Carl
Forbes. vice president; Mrs. Stella
Hanson. secretary. Mrs Luther
kenison. financial secretary. Mr.,
Melva Davies. treasurer. and irwin
Guetting-r. sergeant-at-arms.
Trustees elected are ". J.
Davies, for thfee-year term. Rert
Wells, two-year term. and Luther
kenison. one-yesr term.
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Creative Glasses
Open Second Term

Second term sessions Of the
Bryant school creative arts studio
Will commence Tuesday at Z p. m.
As part of the school-eentered
recreation program. classes Will
be held each Tuesday and Thurs
day evening for an eight-week
period
Instruction includes wood-carv-
ing by Wilhelm Bakke and Walter
streeter; painting and drawing by
Helen Everett. weaving nv Pearl
Brttton Lees Roth beginners and
advanced students will he secom-
modated al the evening classes.
which are open 10 adults only.
Afternoon classes. oren 10 chill
dren also. will be In charge Of Cliff
ford Bach
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MASHINGTON -.
Three Officers Now
Are Touring State


employers or the likelihood OF their
employees being called for sslsetivs
Service training. three Officers are
now travelling about the state.
Bng. Gen. Maurice Thompson,
state selectiye service director.
said Tuesday
1t. Com. r. p Erickson il call
ing on local boards in southvsst
Washington. Capt. Fsirmsn y. Ire
is in eastern Washington, with
hsadqusrter. IN the spokan. arm
DRY. and Col. William II. Nelson Is
covering Northwestern Washing
ton. confer1ng With local boards
and industry.
Gen. Thompson said u IL Ms
desir. N administer N. s.l.ctiys
service program with tho least
amount ~ disturbance N industry
agriculture ard IN ths economic
structure ~ the state.
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Langlie Issue
Up to Committee
No Confirmation
Demos Plun Move

ANY move on the part Of the
Democratic party 70 make At issue
~ the "strsight-splita ballot-msrk-
tuE controversy involving ire
gubernstorsl election Il. Up 10 ne
partys state central committee. Z
vas learned today.
Weeks old rumors that an At
tempt might he made 10 force the
legislature 10 rue on the validity
q Governor-eleet Arthur Lsnglie 5
election received no confirmation
from Hans Johnson. campaign
manager for former Sen. c. c. Dill.
who lost the election 10 Langlie.
Johnson who also IL county
Democratic chairman. said he had
heard nothing new regarding the
election. which Dill conceded 10
Ianghe in a public announcement
and added that any decision from
the party would have 10 come
from Clarence Coleman. Everett.
mead or the state central COM
mittee.
Queried As To whether party
chiefs had .erutinired records
OF the 1899 legislature. In
which the individual marking
OF ballots after the straight
party ticket WAS marked was
questioned as 10 legality, John
son said he had not been In
formed II such an investigation
was In progress.
Bolstering any hopes for a leg
islative review Of the election was
the opinion Of a Seattle Jurist. who
stated in December II was his be-
lief that straight ticket and mixed
ticket voting cannot be mixed in
this state" legally.
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The Stork Brought to -.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clsud Il. Sleeves
I426 So. Washington st. Dec. /.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Sterling A. Car
michael 1929 No 2eth st. Dec. /.
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter X. Riesrd.
1922 So. Puget Sound ave. Dec. 2.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard II. Sew
dell, 430e No. Mullen st. Dec. :.
daughter.
MIR and Mrs John W. Rawlings.
e20 So 72nd st. Dec 3 daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. a. Harris.
1929 No. 18th st. Dec. 3. son
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer A. Veduok.
iOli So. State st. Dec 3. son
Mr. and Mrs. Edw. VIM zim-
brick. l7i5 So. .1st at. Dec. Z.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence }. Ed
wardsen. 1922 So. Proctor st. Dec.
', dduEultI.
Mr. and Mrs Melton C. Perkins.
RI. Z, Box 400, Dec. Z, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Custer Calhoun.
Graham, Dec. 4. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Plancich,
3sl5 No. 27th st. Dec. 4 son.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. West.
29l9 So. Window st. Dec. 8. son.
Mr. and Mrs. Chff Helm. Ale
No ID st, Dec 6. daughter.
Mr. and Mrs Harry l.. Ander-
son. 1928 So. steele st, Dec. I
son.
Mr and Mrs. Claus K. Amber
son, sos No. Warner st, Dec. 7,
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Roht X. Gates.
1929 So. Wilkeson st. Dec. 7.
daughter.
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Forquhorson viii
Study Aerodynomics

Prof y G. Farquhsrson last
man 10 quit IN. Narrow bridge
before Il collapsed has been re-
nsyed % his classroom duties 81
the University n Wshhington n
study serodynsmics N relation u
their effect on Suspension bridges
The professor has been studying
a large scale model % the Nsrroys
bridge. placed in the universitys
wind tunnel ~. 10 cooperating
with two boards ~ inquiry that
are investigating N. pridg. col
lapse
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis W Walker.
22le No. 27th st. Nov. IS. dsugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Pease. RI
:. Box 4o6. Dec. /. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. David 6 McKeeh-
ME. 3405 So. 74th st, Dec. 5.
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Vim. r Wright
Spsnaway. Dec. Il. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis r. Rinehsrt
Rt 3. Box s61C Dec. IA, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred F. Wagner.
1881 Fawoett ave. Dec. Z. son.
Mr. and Mrs. James r. Corey.
422 So. sSth ST. Dec. :. daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Edw. Laws.
S13 F. 26th st. Dec .. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Gleason W. Hull.
Graham. Dec S. daughter.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert n. Palm.
2e31 So. J st. Dec. s. son.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde c Clifton.
i649ia f. 31st st. Dec. 2. son.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Edw. Lowell,
$500 So. A st. Dec. 3. son.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer A. skis.
610 So. 18th st. Dec s. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II. Otto,
Roy, Dec. s. son.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. A Swanson.
So. Prairie, Dec 2. son.
MIR. and Mrs. Cyril J. Rhodes.
Spanaway. Nov. %. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Douglas f. Cor
coran. 4O1e s. Thompson ave, Dec.
8. daughter
Mr.. and Mrs Carl s. Blattner.
Puyallup, Dec. 7. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern l. Brown.
45o5is No. ath st, Dec. IL, dsugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM X. Brammer.
102ois Tacoma ave. Dec. IL.
daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan c. Mcqueen.
Steilacoom, Dec. 4 daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerold p Kooley
1212Is SO. J st, Nov. ~, dsugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert p. Will
Jams, 1925 So. Wapato st, Nov.
IS, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magnus c. Mat
son, 1411 So. 45th st, Nov. rs, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Steele, 422l
So. Seth st. Nov. 25. son.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis s. Coberly.
1902 So. A st, Nov u. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Robt. A. Seaman.
Rt. 5, Box 2e7. Nov. n. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald A. Veeder,
Redondo. Nov 2s. son.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman d. Cor
don. 42ll No. Path at, Nov. rs.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. LANCE.
cushmsn hospital. Nov. rs. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Herberholz.
943 Rdgewood ave, Nov. Is, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette ".
Thorns, III SO. sist st, Nov. 20,
daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer n. GAul.
1921 Seashors drive. Nov. 20. son
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. l. Hall. 1878
SO. <4h 81. Oct. 30. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn l.. Hall, b40l
z. r st. Nov. 30. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fdw. y. Krause
1928 No. Anderson st, Nov. 30
daughter.
+ Mr.. and Mrs Carl II. Saunder.
Fircrest Nov. 80 daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer l.. Eddy
522 50. K st. Dec l. daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland r.. Stewart
+ Rt. Z, Box 207s, Dec. !, daughter
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Explains Decrease
In u. W. Enrolment

ersTTtE a decrease IN e.
feilm~ut 81 to University -
Wsshlnktcn 49, explained ~
Registrar irvia 1Inff n ~ csuse1
~ students taking rstior.i ae.
fsns. johs
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Gets 30-Day Term
And Fine Of $500

Pleading guilty 10 a charge OF
illegal possession OF liquor with In
tent to sell. Joe Daniels. Negro.
drew a stiff penalty IN Judge Jo-
seph Mallery's police court Tues
day. Daniels. arrested Dec. ~ by
Officers Larry Amundsen and Dave
Peterson OF the police vice squad.
was fined 5000 and costs and
handed a 30-day jail term for In
fraction OF the eitys liquor code.
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McChord Officers
And Men Leaving

Scheduled to leave either We'd
nesday or Thursday. four officers
and 3ai enlisted men OF McChord
field are to be transferred 10 Fort
George Wright. Spokane. None Of
the men involved are attached to
flying units.
After arrival at Fort George
Wright, the various squadrons and
companies transferred will be
brought up to their fun strength
Of $50 officers and men.
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Professor Nomes
Real Blue Bloods"

PASADENA. Cal - ~. Lirfus
rsaidirE. professor ~ chemistry
- ne California Institute af
Technology. 80 dehunked al
hue hioosi<d= .FIHfserscies he
~. that aniv lanss~rs. sussls and
oysters are realty hire hiood~d
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pTNoRtU ACTIONS

n4vnrce action wss filed in 81.
rerior court hsrs Tuesday ~ Louise
against Alfred y Hansen. ground.
cruelty fntsriocuiory DEGREES we're
granted % Ina A from Ned Cur.
ia Edris and 20 Henry from Alma
Oswood.
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Just the Core Of News Today


Ths siaxie- Amsrican club 81
meet Tuesday a. : , m. 81 ths
Portland ave. hall when officers
fer iesi vii - Installed, secord.
lnF q Michael Nafko. secretary.
Hospital flowers Hins. Florist
tsdx }
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OFFERS FREE ROAD MAPS

MUN TbONTFK1, Ma. = T n .
Alabama state highway depart
ment 10 distributing 200 900 new
1871 state highway map. this win
ter free. The map has a total of
$500 miles ~ paved highways.
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JAILED IN BRE MERTON

Raw W Jackson. ~. Of Tacoma.
a'ss arrested IN Rrsrnsrton Monday
., a chsrR. Of driving ar auto
While drunk
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Spokane Contractors
Get U. S. Army Award

SEATTLE s army engin-
GERS announced today award Of a
81 600 600 contract 10 two Spokane
contractors. Alloway 4 George and
Clifton A Apologize. for construct
ing the Northwest Air District
headquarters in Spokane.
WASHINGToN - The war de-
partment today awarded contracts
totaling Ss7 $50 .0a3. including s33.-
657 $50 IN tho stUdebsker Corp.
South Bend. Ind. for nrplans en-
ginex
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A meeting a ths Tacoma Gen
sral Hospital Alumni association
vii he held Wednesday uight a.
: o'clock IN the reception rom II
the nurses home Preceding ire
meeting. the beard viii gather ct
: 80 o'clock in Ire record rom.
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Honorable nzsntlsn In tire ninth
annual photographic ecn'es; -
Ken received ~ : picture ~ NJ
Barbara NeSsily. four-nouih-ola
daughter - NJ snd Mr.. Thomas
J McSally. f1oE 50 n -. accord.
ne 20 Word received ~ NFs
NeSaily Rhodes BROTHERS siaaie
submitted tire picture O. TIE cen
tsst. sponsored - Ire National
Association q Department siefs
Studios
A dealer On ths Mt Tacoma
read saws that - always gets ~
l=aftsr 20 ths scax Hutter Store
because u Ne tont sell ~ ne can
eat Il himself. That's logic. sfx.
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EGGS down again o, cow Butter
store. adv.
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DANCE INSTRUCTION

The Para Adult Dance club sili
meet Tuesday ffem b "A , n.
IN the rccf ksFsisn - Mascase
temple Ann Bennett 9TH ave N
structicn.
Jackson advocate., 1941-11-15
Twenty Million
Spent For Race
Defense Homes
Homes Being
Erected In
Thirty-Six Areas

WASHINGTON D. C-(SNS)--
Recent Presidential approval of
100 defense homes in Gainesville,
Pa, brought to 4844 the total of
defense homes fer Negro occupan-
cy, Charles r. Palmer, Coordina-
tor OF Defense Housing, announc-
Ell today. Families of Negro de-
fense workers and enlisted person.
mel in 36 defense areas will be
housed in public financed projects.
Data prepared by Robert r. Tay-
1or, COnsultant to the Coerdinator,
shows growing Negro participation
in the national defense program
as evidenced by the list of key in
dustries whose workers are being
provided for in this manner. Steel
workers in Pennsylvania, aviation
workers in Ohio shipbuilders in
Newport News, Virginia, foundry
workers in Illinois - the essential
types of defense employment are
represented in the composition of
tenancy of the projects. Of the
4,844 total, the families of enlist
ed and civilian personnel of mill
tary establishments account for
562 homes to be provided.
Taylor stated that more than
$20,000,000 is now being spent for
defense housing to accommodate
Negro workers. The projects under
construction = various cities
range from 35 to 500 homes. These
homes are attractive, modern. and
efficiently planned.
Jackson advocate., 1941-11-15

what to do.
Ans: Both you and your hus-
band need a good old fashioned
SPANKING. :. /. it is very unfor-
tunate that you two people could
not see far enough ahead to behave
yourselves and live true to one
another. Your husband isn't do
ing anything that You aren't.
both of you are to blame. Now
stop this running around cheating
and live true to one another and
you an get along and be happy
again.
A E. L. l started to write
you before but I was ashamed.
know that l did my wife wrong
so please help me and tell me what
to do to get her back again. I
love my wife but some people are
talking. Write me and I will do
anything that you say.
Ans: Go to your wife and ask
forgiviness. Be sure that you have
money in your pocket to dress her
up for that will go a long way to-
ward winning her back after she
breaks she has har recently. Your
wife is no fool. IF you try any
Of your monkey business with her
ngain, she will throw you down
and she will never change her