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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Dr.. Sheerin
Talks TO $50
Diocesan Dinner
Held ct Winthrop

Final conferences o. the 4eth
annual meeting q Episcopal
church women Of the Olympia do
eese we're being held Tuesday al
ternoon in Tacoma while Rev Dr.
Charles ". shssrin Of New York
CITY. whose address Monday night
was the convention highlight, was
in session with the rectors Of the
ares.
Speaking 70 around ss0 persons
81 the diocesan dinner in the Hotel
Winthrop Crystal ballroom. Or.
sheerin called upon the church to
take = greater interest in social
relations
America faces a critical time. he
declared. In which the church must
take strong stand against
bigotry.
DR.. sheerin. second vice presi-
dent Of the national council OF the
Episcopal church. traced many
established systems OF the United
States government 10 influence Of
the American Episcopal church of
colonial days upon the constitution
makers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
81 Get Naturalization Papers
And 29 Women Are Repairiaied

New citizens proud Of the fact.
81 persons pledged their allegiance
to the United states in naturaliza-
ton proceedings conducted Tues
day afternoon by Federal Judge
LLOYD l.. Black.
IMPLYING the United States
right TO the nickname, melting
pot of the world" Judge Black
briefly concluded questioning of
one applicant:
The court-"Svensk -
Applicant-'Yah."
The court-"But not any more.
You'll be an American In a few
more minutes"
Successful In their petitions
for citizenship were the fol-
lowing:
Gilbert Anderson Joe. Carl Erik
Johnson, Gustaf Hernfrid Oslund,
Leonard George Fox, Harold Gill
bert Klspstein. Tore Wilhelm
Pearson. Jamesins Asher Brown,
Anna Elizabeth Koch. Agda Eliza
beth Msgnuson, Eva Mable Cole,
Florence May Ellington, Henry
Pauline Hale, Lydia olgo Novotne.
Bessie Olgo Hernstedt. Ada Alma
Hebert, Eric Thomas Wrixon Ros-
sitter, Victor Gustav Malm. Will
lam Daily, Deborah siggurdrif Du
Charme, Ethel May Collins, Ora
Allan Kicker. Robert Meisner,
Hugh Peter Campbell. Karen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Methodists Will Assemble
AT First Church Thursday

Methodist. Of Tacoma and the
surrounding towns all hold ar
annual dinner and program on
Thursday night In the First Meth
odist church. Five hundred places
ar. reserved for the dinner. one Of
the largest church groups q the
year DIT Clarence z Utterhack,
president OF the Tseoma Methodist
Union. will preside and conduct
the brief business MEETING that IA
held each year by this group.
The main program will be held
in the Sanctuary Of the church Al
7.4s o'clock with Bishop Bruce
Baxter the chief speaker. Bishop
Baxter 10 onv Of the Northwest
most popular speakers Formerly
president 81 Willamette university,
Salem. oregon. he was elected last
July as the bishop Of oregon, Ida
no and Washington. This will be
his first appearance. before the
general public in Tacoma since his
election.
Music features of the Thursday
night program will be given by the
Adelphian Choral society Of the
College OF Puget Sound. Under
thv direction Of Prof. John Paul
Bennett, this well known choir will
sing. Send Out Thy Spirit
(schuetky), Creation" WIN. Bill
ingsl and Brother James Air"
Balm. Officers OF the Union will
be in charge Of the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Fl. Lewis 10 Get
1854 Seleciees

For, Lewis win TT the iion's
share ~ the 2s.sTs seisc,ivs ssrv.
10. drsftees called up In the west
ern states area In tho third drafs
call starting Feb. II, according n
Maj Gen, ERNEST .. Peck. com
mander 81 the Ninth Corps area
In san Francisco Tuesday
The fort here viii be sent H..
9Tt men. coming from most of ths
western states.
othur designations NJ draftsss
follow. Fort ord and Pr~sidio Of
Monterey. Cal. 7.3os. Preside of
san Francisco. i.7asl Camp HaAn.
Riverside. Cal. 1919. hsadqusr,srs
~ iith cavalry. Imperial. Cal,
7s7. hsrbor defsnsss Of the colnm-
bla river. Fort Stevens. Ore. t7t,
Vancouver barracks. 400 first
srmorsd corps. Fort Knos, Ny. and
Fort Issnning, Ca. Tsa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Health Council
Meets Thursday
Annual Gathering
To Be at Winthrop

The rscorns and Pierre county
public health council will hold iis
annual meeting ard luncheon a.
1918 ? m. Thursday 81 Hotel
Winthrop.
Principal speaker viii ~ Col
Albert Patton CLARK. senior
medical officer 81 Fort Lewis. who
will speak on public health rels.
tons between ~. army and IN.
community. There also wiil Re
timely and interesting movies ~
poliomyelitis tinfantile paralysisl
work taken in our own community
and presented by Or. Norman E.
Magnussen. county health officer
Col. Clark. who will present
some extremely interesting and
litile-known facts. Ia commanding
officer Of the Fort Lewis 75o0-hed
hospital. lie 10 fellow 81 the
American College Of Surgeons and
a member Of the American Medical
association. lie Vas instructor
In the Army War college for five
years and was member Of Cen
ernl Psrshings stsff. he has been
member 81 the war department
general staff for the past four
years.
Col. Clark 10 q graduate Of the
Army War college and Was
graduate Of the School Of Aviation
Medicine with a rating of flight
Surgeon In the air eorps
Reports Of the past years work
by tho Tacoma and Pierce county
public health council, which Ia the
health section Of the general ooun-
ell Of the Federation Of Social
Agencies. will he given. and off.
GERS for the current year will be
elect
The public IL invited 10 attend
the luncheon. II Ia asked that
reservations be made not later
than Wednesday, by telephone.
Broadway >2es. according to w. o.
Macoskey, president.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
City Credit Union
Picks New Officers

Directors Of the CITY Credit
Union Of Tacoma elected officers
and made committee assignments
for ls4l al meeting Monday
evening Ia ths city hall council
chambers.
Charles Elssnbaoher. secretary
Of n. fire department. vas chosen
president. hiels Anderson. vice
president. Ray Hopkinson. ssers-
tary, and Arthur ". Angoys.
treasurer manager.
On the credit COMMITTEES are
John NJ Roberts. J n Cole and
Warren Ayers, ard on the audit
Ing COMMITTEES. l. X Hccamant.
sisls Anderson, Andrew Love. o.
4 Carlson ard jack Roberta
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29

Marie Redal. Thomas Alexander
Mckay. Alice Zieeler soraghan,
Milka Dorotich. Johan Edward Jo-
hanson. Benjamin Franklin Yost,
Muriel Evelyn Elmore and silvio
Guidi.
At the same time ~ women
were granted repatriation and
reclaimed u. =. citizenship
lost when they married aliens.
Included were:
Mabel Nissel Nicolle, Ellen An
derson. Mary Balsono Colombini.
Edith Anderson. Opal Running,
Theresa Marie Van Eycke. Clara
Rebecca Manly, Mary Belle Smith,
Frances Alice Litavee. Gertie ing
ham. Thelma Marion Ostrum. Alta
Gertrude Findlay. Naomi Abelsen,
May Frances Anderson, Edna
Bloom lnderbitzin, Ella Mass.
Theresa scalara. Antonela Zygle-
wicz. Lena Holland. Antolnetta
Felice Riconoscuito. Rose Cimino
Tangorra, TERESA Rosalia Vigna,
Hilma Helen Lindgren. Selma
Idella Jensen. Hannoh stensland
maitland. Hermins Margaret Rich
sreson. Mildred Olive Hehwinkel'
Oslo Marguerite Erickson. Ethel
VERNE Thomas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Pension Group
Raps Solons

ne currrnt s~sssrn ~ ne state
legislature ~ss the target Tuesday
fer . violent verbal attack By NJ
washington oid Are rsrsson unica
ss<.i fsi frscomsl.
Representing approximately 100
nsmnsrs. : COMMITTEES composed
- Capt ". y wssssrmar. Jcha
cr-~rmas anf rier~ncs Z Gsp-
hard s~nt snrs~s ~ . re~cfuflrr 70
Governor Arthur y f.@raiie. Lieut..
Gov Victor A. Myers. the state
s~r.ss snd hcuss. wesrn protested
ise legislatures failure In s~ss
t.snus vs<tmsn. snd demanded
-tmmedist< payment a. $50 meath.
" p<nsinn under rruv,sscrs 81 IN
lfisflvs ttt.s
Nsssmsn j. vice president Il the
p~asior unsen rhs lexsslsture -
fused 10 seat hlm .. s~na tnr-sis
srnn snchamlsn county al fruunas
~ sffnstln. ~ith Communism
Charges that tire legislature has
Indicated . tendency te~ard rss-
cisn. that n IL not . crime d ~
. Communist that the srth
legislature ~ eardsmned fos
Destroying democracy sns That
the senate refrain fFcm e.
ferts 20 smear the pension union.
its effie~rs ard Initiative tti."
~er. sIse included IN the rssnlu-
sien.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29

.C;censes

Marriage license applications
have been fiisd with the Pierre
county auditor by Raymond ~.
nsfnes 10. Grand coules. and
Winnifred Catherine Nelson. 10.
Spokane. Robert Carl achsttiiy,
~. Route 1. Isos tso, spsnaway.
and Pearl Loretta Hoshins. 10.
Route l. nus 77o. spsnsway.
Henry Allen Mulford. 10. Route 7.
nos sse. Tacoma. and Mildred n.
George. 10, Route I. Hos ias. Sum.
nsr. Albert George saxtan. ~.
and ksthryn /. Mcmahon, "a. both
Of bis No, lin. Clyde N. ratisr-
son. rs. Fort Lewis. and Camille
Eiisabeth Lendy. ~. Tos No. Grant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
sl8,5OO Budget
For Advertising

The Evergreen Playground asso-
citation Tacoma. Seattle. Victoria
and Vancouver Chambers Of Com
nnerce - Tuesday announced
budget n, sls 500 viii he spent 10
bring tourists TO the Northwest
this summer
The sum. 81 which the Tacoma
Chamber ~ Commere. will con
tribute s1.s75. will he spent for
newspaper, magazine and outdoor
advertising throughout southwest
ern United States.
A system for attracting increas-
ing numbers Of tourists here each
year. the 1e4i campaign II the
associations 10th annual project.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29

With Elk vessels on berth at
local terminals Tuesday. shipping
and cargo movements held their
brisk pace
While the offshors MatAon
steamer MaunA Ala continued with
loadings commenced earlier. an
other offshore carrier. three inter
coasters and n coaster began stow.
age Of varied local products
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
DR.. Paul Means
Cyro Club Speaker

Or. Paul n Means. vel. known
authority on far eastern affairs,
will speak before tho Gyro eluh
at ia meeting Wednesday noon .,
Hotel winthrop.
lie will discuas Japan. French
Indo. China. Siam. sinKapors.
Dutch East Indies and the Phil
ipplDs Islands. t~arlng especially
on tho likely effect ~ events there
on y. 4 policy and fortunes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
II ERE'S MORE ABOUT
Main Street
STARTS on PAGE ONE

around them Worked fine. too.
Looked funny. but kolessrs
method was quick and clean and
probably will be adopted by many
skiers.
Joan RonneiI, Elizabeth Bonomo.
Charlotte Ann Thompson. Jean
Sanders. Joyce MAY. Beverly Carl
son. Helen Emmons. Jane bind and
Rhoda sussman. all Of Tacoma.
have been appointed to the vlsdi-
mir Horow1, concert committee
at the University of Washington.
i. J. kaufman, furniture man
and president of the Tacoma
Chamber of Commerce. has been
reelected Pacific coast vice presi-
dent of the National Retail Furni-
ture association and also named to
the board of directors for the same
group, IT was disclosed Tuesday.
Bill Doug erty, formerly door
man at the Beverly theater, 10 now
waiting in Brvmerton for another
ship. He has spent three years
with the Asiatic fleet since lesv-
ing Tacoma.
Another Tacoman now In Brem-
erton Ia Jim Wescott. ". expects
to be on the Pintail.
Louis Blouin, 27-yrar-old son
OF Mrs Betty McMilisn, 9t7 y So.
Tacoma ave, Ia now a sergeant In
the Canadian flying eorpe In On
tArio.
Ia Col. Gus y. Appleman. Inf,
Res. was toting around a hand
some electric lamp Tuesday. part
OF furnishings ne Was supplying for
an office IN the armory The lamp
was the gift Of associates In tho
Pacific Highway Transport orgsni-
zation here on the occasion OF the
colonels resigning to 20 on active
duty.
Acting Secretary Ralph Davis
son OF the city employees retire
ment board il completing arrange
msnts for esth blishing more or lees
permanent headquarters Of the
board In rooms adjoining the civil
service commission quarters on
the Pacific ave. floor Of ths city
hall
Mayor Harry Cain WAS In Long
view Monday evening giving a talk
on Northwest defense projects.
Arthur N. Angove, secretary. and
Is. y. Nichols, purchasing agent
for the c'tys Dosrd of contracts
and awards. presented q radio dis-
logu. describing their work Mon
day night. and showing among
other things. hon they spent more
than s. 900. 900 In city funds dur
ing 1870.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Berg 81
Seattle were In Tacoma Sunday
10 visit Mr. Bergs sisters.
Mrs. Lulu X. Robinson enter .
tanned a group of 20 frisnds Mon
day evening a. her home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
PORT oALEsDaR
srsonsl Injury
Suit Is COMPLETED

Tn. $4,000 personal injury SUIT
Of Mr. and Mrs James Bernard
against the Portland Seattle Auto
Freight Co tried without a jury
in Judge Frrd q Remains court
for the past thrve days. was taken
under Advancement Monday night.
The Bernardr we're In the car Of
the late Virgil l. Jones when n
eollided head-on with IN. 75-ton
truck st 18Th and psrifie las, Sep.
tsmber Jones vas killed outright
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Borleske 10 Visit
Tacoma Roiarians

Honor guest at the Thursday
noon meeting Of the Tacoma
Rotary club at Hotel Winthrop
will be r. Vincent Borleske. di-
rector Of athletics and coach at
Whitman college He will be
here in his official capacity as
governor Of this Rotary district.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
~ TRAFFIC ARRESTS

Twelve motorists were arrested
for traffic violations Monday ard
were settling up with Police Judge
W. a. Richmond Tuesday after
noon. Ten we're arrested for speed
Ing. one for no muffisr. and one
for obstr8eting a crossing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29

ntvrrcs srsicns wsrs fsled h
superior court hare Tuesday ~
Alberta against Cash csvss.
grounds cfaslsy. ard vlciss asssnse
Hsruld f>nn.s. hahstuai 80 ~
irsnsirants
A final aeeres ~as granted n
Pearl fvvsu Peter Nsrns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29

between the twenty cooperating
Methodist churches IN this neigh
borhood. The Tacoma Methodist
Union. sponsoring this annual
event. represents these churches In
their local mission and community
service programs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29

TIE 9 o'clock meeting IL open
TO the public with an invitation
TO tvsrycn. 10 attend. The dinner
reservations have heen divided
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
.i&4H&T3EN

Preparing for voyage 10 South
Africa was N. freirhtsr North
Haven. the vlrginlan. IVES, Cam
AFRO and Walter A. f.uchenhseh
were lifting lumber and general
freights for tn. Atlantic s~aboerd .
IN. piemond Cement was loading
for California ports
Expected LAT. Tuesday was the
motor vessel Norco from British
Columbia ports
Due for arrival here Wednesday
10 the koei Maru. slated for load.
ing copper nt the smsitsr 10 be
followed with general cargo des-
tined for the Orient.
Al the same time. the coastlng
tanker De Roch- and the coast.
wise steamer Coast Trader are
also scheduled for regular timer.
airy Appearances
PORT oAiEspaR
Vessels in port VlrEinisn, Bs-
ker; West Camargo. Mccormick .
damon Cement. Mccormick
Walter A Luckentaoh. H. Regis
Mauna Ala, Port piers North
Haven. Port piers
Vessels due; Tuesday p. m.
Noreo. Port piers. Wednesday.
Koei Maru, smelter: DE Roche.
smelter. Coast Trader. shaffrr
No. q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
TROUBLE
Stop Getting Up Nights

To hArnilsAsly nash polsons and
acid from kidneys and relieve lrfitA-
tons 81 bidder 40 that you can stop
getting Up niEhia' get a 81 cent
package d Gold Nsdai HaArism OH
CapH1lsH snd take ss directed Ofhsr
symptoms 81 Kidney and bladder
vesknssses may - seanf. burning Or
snnsrfinS passage 49, hackaehs - leK
era n1pa ~ puffy eyes Get original
GOLD MEDAL Refuse q substitute.
sas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29

Great redwood trees once flour
ished on st. Lawrence island. The
island. now an Arctic tundra. lay
between Asia and Alaska.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-28
Doughton Predicts Sales Tax
Strikes Still Delaying
Large Defense Projects

In, AL chemical workers
union notified the Defense Mcdi-
alton Board in Washington today
that it would accept board re-
concentrations for settlement OF
il, Ions->tanding dispute win
the Western Cartridge Company,
Alton. Ill. The dispute had ar
ricd 4 threat of strike ot %
>mukclc>> powder workers.
The board had set today as
the dtadlinc for acceptance or re
lection. No answer had been re-
CciNcd from the rompaaN Wtcn
the unions acceptance arrived
III the mail.
The boards recommendation
called for a five percent wage
increase. similar to one granted
other company employees July
-, and provided that additional
increases demanded BY the union
be submitted to arbitration,
along with tn" question of PAID
vacations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-28
Says Japan
Will Occupy Many
lndo-C Towns

NichN. France, July 28.-(AP)
1T WIS announced officially to-
night that Japan Will occupy
two points ON the coast OF French
lndo-t nina and several points
hi the interior 10y agreement
With the NlChN government.
Ihr inland concessions are III
tnnaln. A coastal region running
most Of the length oi the French
\>iatIc cuiunN. and IN Cochin
China, 1t thc ~outhcrnmo>t TIP
of the peninsula across the Guli
OF Siam from NalaNa.
.iaDanc>t troops, II wa ulS-
closed, also VIII have use OF
Iudo-thiua roads and possibly
railroads. to move southwark To
their ncW bases. Japanese forces
already are based in northern
Indo-thinA.
Large deliveries OF rice |"
japan also were c\icltd IN lhc
agreement.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-28
Reds Taking
Offensive,
They Claim
Nazis Held to Stand
still and Two Divisions
Destroyed; Luftwaffe
Forced Back to Bases
Far In Rear; Naval
Losses.

Moscow. .Julv 2S-D-yhc
red army appeared today to be
taking the initiative on several
sectors of the RusSian-Gcrman
'FRONT.' 20GN-miir fie;itin% one
along which Soviet Spokesman
earlier declared the Nazi blitz-
krci" had broken down 20 siege
tactics.
The communiluc reported TIL"
"ii&htinC action Of our troops
throughout the night in the Vi
cinitN of Newell and >mo'cnsk,
in the central region, ard at
Ilt0mir. i'll the lkrainc.
This was a variation from the
wording OF previous commune
uucS, which mentioned only
stubborn battles or fierce fight
ing, indicating that the Russians
now are undertaking m0rc than
defensive operations.
The red air fleet, as we'll as
ground troor-. Ncrc reported
to be gradually. swinging into
the offensive.
These significant references to
Russian activity followed a re
port ON last nights cOmmuni-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-28
BY CHARLES L. STEWART


I0NtIaI TTN-s I0TUUMM7at
Washington, July 2&.-The soup
thIc,ens.
y few days ago Il TELEGRAPH of
Legsorn. Italian Foreign Minister
Count Galeazlo Cianos newspaper,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-28
Continued on Page Three)
JAPS BLOCK
FROM CHINA BY y. 5.

Shanghai, July 2S.-CAP>-
Orders have been issued TO the
Japanese customs office here 10
hal, all future exports by Unit
ed States and British firms. an
unofficial but usually trust
worthy source said today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-28

London. july 2S. - tAPb
British people had assurance OF
Harr, l.. Hopkins. President
Roosevelt, lend lease director,
TODAY that american and British
shin, in the <orth Atlantic are
pa,rollmg ou parallel lanes with
only one ohjnri in view, ito guard
tn, worlds Ntc line.
HoDkin> Statement was made
in , broadcast address last night,
in which ne pledged all American
aid and Immediately to Soviet
pu~~, il, the war against Ger
many. and Ia ,hina
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-28

lConturucd Oh Page Three)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-28

Continued ON Page vhrcc)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-28

tContau. ~. h"e' Three -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23
Boy Kills Charging
Bull With Stone

NORTH WHITFIELD, Me, o.
%. oUP,-Dayid slew Goliath VII"
a stone but Joseph Tobln, i, d.H
Z nttle better He killed a ha.i
grown bull-and didn't nave SING
shot. either
Tobin and friend George Ia
bot. were confronted by The bEl
while walking alcus a road. IN
bull looked the 10y, oTer. the1
charged
Talbot and Tobin turned AID ran
The bull was gaining on them wien
Tobin glanced back over Ms shoul =
der 50 he scooped up a rocH IN his
stride, swung around and hurled i
at the onrushlng animal.
The boys ran on for ,eEeHal sec
onds and when theE turned around
again saw the bail spraWled IN tho
middle Of The road Tobln had Struck
the animal il the head, i:I..ln8 t
instantly.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23
Keep En- Happy?
Nuts! Soy Troops

U.l.I - :. NTl0 GiG ne >QNHNI-
Ia
HrWeye. lie magazine printed
. ,oay {. the blanks that were
"...'cd e elrlS in the early days
.. III ,lab'S life and from reports
.eou .ht Camp Robinson press
-csIea a.MoSt every glrl in the
Jal,eo safes has clipped one and
>ea' i. to tsc 35th Division. ask.u2
!os -. MaccSGir II the club
T2er ui>, keep coming say
r. >o.Gse. ylIlcS L .S readily
re.,sa Ia. ley are heart and
-.s.. :: -. ssl.ya' O. the III Army
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23
Note S

Frst fan meeting ec i" y ,oi-aI
elub Va. he.d Il. tie hone Of NJ
Lawrence Richard; with MI. G
G. Richards, co-hoSteSs Members
voted 70 serve Inexpensive refresh
ments at the meetings and glNP
the difference i'll ccst to the CUB
milk furd for underpriyileged chill
Gren. Mrs. Earl Maddox MAS ap-
pointed to take The CLUB Red Cros>
sewing unit. 4 meetlue time to h'
decided later Clifford Richards W.o
is an accomplished musician. en~
tertalned the group VITA THO p!ano
numbers and Mrs. Earl Maddo#
vas awarded the prize in a Scram-
bled names contest after which re
freshments were served. Mrs. Fran;
Vogt OF San Diego Was Specla.
guest and members present lnclud-
ed Mesdames Joe Klnnaird Rlca-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

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News Notes from Magnolia Mulberry

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day molN.Hg for a Two weeks Trip
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relatives ans friend, a, Arcadia
ana plttSbursh
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23
Farm Hand Crashes
Duke S Hotel Room

NEW YORK Oct 23. up
The fedora. buo3u ot Mres;ieat.on
and police eonal.jcd To-Day tHat
FmtH Gebhardt. Hlo t2cd Tuesday
night 20 crash ;ha hotel >ut1 o.
the DuEc and Duchess oi Wind
sor, j., a harmless fam hand 10 L
inl for a thrill. and II han 90.
He had spent = hard n.gh-, sleepy
eyed, his hair ruti.c6. eXp.aiMing
why i had tried 10 see thc duke
ana Gu,h. s.. Polco sad he had
toid them h" w altc, an n1,rY.eW
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he said IN, mojn"H r0a>.