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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20
Auxiliary Banquet
 At Waverly Sunday

The banquet sponsored by the Caiatine 0 Conna2ionali Auxiliary on Sunday evening at Waverly Inn drew Q large attendance,
 Those present included: Mangini, Reverend Edward Farrell, Attorney Humbert Mangini, MT. and Mrs, Vincenzo Mastroianni Antoinetta Cicchicllo, Antonio Guarino, Tomar Logan. Vincen2o Mastroiannt, Mrs. Mary Della Camera, pr. Rudolph Damiani, Jeannette Long, pr, s. M, Atkins, Luria Golreddo, Mrs, Marie Rosselli, Irene Rosalli, Fedele Fis- co, Giuseppe Ruzzuti, MT. and Mrs, Gus Christopher, MT. and Mrs, Jo- seph LuttaSi,
 MT. and Mrs. Domenic Poscente, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Razao, Mary DeLuca, Louis Laudate, MT. and Mrs. J. Lombardo, Mr. and Mrs M. Mastrianni, MT and Mrs, V. Palladino, Frank Altier, Miss h. Perrella, Rose Maringola, Vito za2- baro, Judith Pannone, aul Martt- cello, Louise MartinCllo, MT, and Mrs. Alphonse PonSillo, MT. and Mrs Anthony Ponzillo, Mary Rebeiro.
 Ralph Altieri, Mary Altieri, Char les DiBenditto, Grace DiBendltto' Stefano Matara22o, Lena Lemho Lena Salvatore, Lena Clio, Mary Mangini, Antoine OfAne, Joseph Palladino, Marianne palladlno, Jo- senhine Albino, Eleanor Tnnnncci James Oriente, Carmella Oriete, M. cola Iannacci, MT. aEd Mrs. Lionel Tetreault, Leonard Samcla, Marion Clark, Morris Clark, Mary Perclln Ralph Samela, Ann Calabrcse, Mi' chael Calabrese, Hazel Diamond.
 MT. and Mrs. Flnmmia, Jane Cip- riano, Salvator Amorena, Anne pc" Vito Sam Onalyfo, Anne DiDomi- gio, Peter Lanza, Edith Fappiano, Michael Sparnaz2cno, MT and Mrs Theodore Angelone, Emily Cante, A. DlIeonardo Miss r, Mastrianni, Fred Angelonc, Angelino santoro, A. zaccanino, Raymond Caifrey, Made line LuttnXo, Robert Pearson, Ruth Kenney, Joseph Luttazi, Mrs A. stango, MT. and Mrs. Antonio Del- lassandro, Mrs. Mary Marchione.
 Mrs. Petraro. MT. md Mrs. Fred Cavalangelo, MT. and Mrs. Anthony Carangclo, MT. and Mrs. William summa. Lena Capristo, Anthony DiMaric, MT. and Mrs. J. Therrien, MT. and Mrs, j. dathier, dermaine Thicrrien, Armand LeStage, Joseph Thierricn. Janet Forest, Antonio Sileo, Mario D. Slleo, Teresa Cic- chlelio, MT. Cicchiello, MT, md Mrs. Cimaglo, MT. and Mrs. Frank Pas quarcilo, MT. and Mrs. Michael Tolo- ineo.
 MT. and Mrs Joseph DellaCamera, Nicholas Tolomeo, MT. md Mrs. Ray Solnma, Louis diannelli, MT. and Mrs. William TitSmaurice, Mary Cipriano, John Palameri, Louise Marano, Vincent Palo. MT. end Mrs Charles Vlammia, Mir. and Mrs John Plano, Anna DiVito, Paul Lu- guot, Vincenso Fcrro. MT. and Mrs Joseph Tnerien, dermainc Therien Armand LeBtagc, MT. and Mrs. Jos eph dauthier. MT. and Mrs. Johr ciizgl, Margaret Mcdregor, MT. ane Mrs. Stanley Anderson, Albert Moore.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20
Weddings
Women s Booster Club Met At AtCandLe-LightSupper

Raymond Condon, Mrs. George Mc- Kenna, Mrs. Ellen Reidy, Mrs. Frank Keaveney, Mrs. John M. Lynch, Mrs William Rooney, Mrs. James Doyle, Mrs. Foster Bedell. Miss Anne Ennis, Miss Katherine Mooney, Miss Catherine McNally, Miss Margaret Carroll.
 Miss Margaret c. Kelly, Mrs. Frank McGrath, Mrs. William Hut ton, ST., Mrs. Maurice Fitzrnaurice, Mrs, John Whalen.
 The weekly meeting of the Gamma Sigma Tau sorority was held at the home of Miss Thelma Barone of Tudor street. During the business discussion plans were made for theater party and a supper in honor of the birthday of Miss Mary Cimaglio.
 Refreshments were served during the social hour. Those present were Shirley Morse, Jean Ganun, Doris DiLorenzo, Mary and Janice Cmaglio, Dorothy Rosato and Thel- ma Barone.
 The next meeting will be held at the home of the Misses Mary and Janice Cimaglio.
 Announcement is made of the birth of the daughter, Sally Jane. on May i5 to Mir. and Mrs. Leo T, Foley of Dorchester, Mass. Mrs Foley is formerly Catherine Lynch of North Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20
, MCKINNEY oN BRIDGE
Final Olympic Hand Is Dincult Both Opponents Must Be Trapped
This K the last of a series of 10 articles on World Bridge Olympic hands, giving the committees par.
BY WILLIAM Y. MCKINNEY Amrrlcn,s Cnrh Authority

This WnS one of the most ditii- cult hands In the olympic series, or course, the declarer has no problem at oil If tho defense does not force him to ruff a heart,
 After losing two heart tricks and ruffing the third, dcelarer takes a round of rumps 'and discovers the bad break. Ills first move must be to try to drop the queen Of dln- monds doublcton, so he Cashes the acc and king of diamonds
 When this play does not work, declarcr must then cash the nee md king of clubs, dlscarding . heart from dummy, The three Of clubs Is then ruiIed, establishing q trump trick for East, Now q din- mond Is led In the hope that EastS trumps can be picked up by n smother play.
 West iS forced to win the dia- mond and finds hlmslef end played. Whatever he leads will be ruired by declarer with the nine of spades, If East over.ruirs with tho ten, South will capture it md then run the fourth diamond with the eight ot
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20

The Democratic womens Booster Club held Q Candlelight Supper last evening at the Three Green Doors on Buckingham street.
 Those attending included: Mrs, Leo Marshall, Miss Ruth Tanning, Mrs Robert Chesson, Mrs. Kevin TitEPatriek, Mrs. Joseph H. Clear, Mrs. Margaret Fitzderald, Mrs. D, Cavanaugh, Mrs. Francis Danaher, Mrs. Mary Sheehan, Mrs, Albert Centerbar, Mrs. Mary White, Mrs. George Deconinck, Mrs. Eugene Burns, Mrs. Joseph Candy, Mrs, William Clasby, Mrs. Martin Groody Mrs, John Pendy, Mrs, Charles De- laneY
 Mrs, Frank Malley, Mrs, Charles Earth, Mrs, Christopher Braun, Miss Margaret Nj. Guilfoile, Mrs. Julia Kelly, Mrs. T, J. Guilfoile, Mrs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20
Red Cross Plans
 New Roll Call

Mrs, Herman Rooster, chairman of the Red Gross roll call, resided at Q meeting of the district chair men yesterday ct the Hotel Elton. An open discussion from the floor was held.
 Plans for the next roll call drive were presented by Mrs. Ralph w, Darlington, chairman of the volun- teers.
 Miss Aida Greer, chairman of the Nurses, spoke on the Nursing Unit. Production" was discussed by Mrs. Edson Hitchcock. Mrs. Ladd, who was unable to attend, sent Q let ter concerning the executive busl- ness.
 The chairmen attending included: Mrs, William Carpenter, Beecher avenue dlstrtict; Mrs. John LasEy, Brooklyn; Miss Helen Stoddard, Bunker Hill; Mrs. Fred Webster, Columbia boulevard; Miss Fredrika Bryan, Grove street section; Mrs Wendell Cross, Hamilton avenue Mrs. Patricia Tobln, sub-chairman; Mrs. Herman Mannel, Rockville; Mrs. Wilfred Rochon, Washington Hill; Mrs. c. Arthur DuBois, Wa terville; Mrs Ridgeway Shinn, West Side Hill.
 Also Mrs. William Elwell, White City: Mrs, M. H. Toomey, Over look; Mrs, John Herbst, Jr., Ava lon; Mrs. Earl Ball. lower Willow street; Miss Helen Heater, upper Willow street; Mrs. Loren Chase, Newton Heights; Mrs, H. R, Kil- bourne, FAirlawn Manor; Mrs, Roy Ferris, Bucks Hill; and Mrs. David Whitney, South Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20
SHERIDAN COUNCIL
 TO NAME OFFICERS

Deputy Grand Knight Patick J. Wallace was xpected to be nominat- cd for the ofiice of grand knight Of sheridan council, 24, Knights of Columbus, ct its regular meeting to- night In the Columbus club, 70 North Main street.
 Nominations for other offices Of the council were expected to result in several contests. The election will take place on Tuesday, June 3, accoding to tho official call issued by Recording Secretary Joseph T. Cronir.
 Present officers of the council in- clude: Grand Knights Charles F. Mcdonald; Deputy Grand Knight Wallace; Chancellor Thomas Bane; Warden George Daly; Insude Guard James German; Outside Guard Henry Hayden, Jr.: Treasurer George Daly; Recording Secretary Cronin.
 One member of the board of trus- tees will also be elected, the term of Roger Walsh exporting this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20
Personal

Mrs. Nettie Sake Floto Is la New York where she Is attending the F, T. D. Florist School which Is being held at the Hotel Commodore.
 Miss Rachel E. Fillppone, daugh- tor of MT. and Mrs. Frank Fllippone of Newell Place is serving with the Reserve Army Nursing Corps at Camp Blanding, Florida.
 Mrs. Frank McWeeney of Meriden road entertained at cards ct her homo last evening. Her guests In. eluded: Mrs. Mary Daly, Mrs, Joe seph Petit, Mrs, Louis Lynch, Mrs, George Daly, Mrs. Arthur Brochu, Mrs. Catherine Gillette, Mrs. Ben jamin Dougherty, High scores were made by Mrs, Mary Daly, Mrs. Me- Weeney, Mrs. Dougherty, Consola- ton went to Mrs. George Daly.
 The next meeting will be held ct the home of Mrs. Louis Lynch of Kelsey street.
 The c. Fl, s, Club held Its weekly meeting at the home of Ruth Sar- geant, Those present were: Edith Winner, Mary Hill, Angie Click, Doris Needham, Luska Lind, Marie Click, Marie Hill, June Selling, Mrs John Smith.
 MT, and Mrs Edward M, Joy of Fairview street announce the birth of c son, Edward P, II, on May 10 Nt St, Mary's hospital. Mrs. Joy Is the former Miss Gertrude Casey.
 A son was born on May 10 at the Waterbury hospital to MT. and Mrs, Carleton Johnson of Frost road Mrs. Johnson Is the former Doro- thy Baribault.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moynalian of SunnySide avenue announce the birth of 0 daughter, Mary Louise, on May i4 at St. Mary's hospital.
 Miss Edna Matthews of Elmwood avenue and Miss Edna Wheeler of this city are registered for two weeks at the Hotel CloiSter, Sea 1S- land, Georgia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

Scorers in the Monday evening tournament under the direction of Mrs. J, c. Morlarty were: north south, Miss Kathleen Sullivan, Mrs, William Cleary, ii4; Mrs. Phillip Roy, Mrs. Paul Reusch, 88 east west, Mrs. s. Eocchiola, Miss Ann Ciminera, l0l; Charles Byron, Miss Margaret Sheehan tied with Miss Laurie Sullivan, Miss Margaret Dwyer, 98.
 The official standing Is; Mrs, Cocchiola, Mss Lenora, l87ia; Miss Sullivan. Mrs, Fenton, l79i5; Miss Mccarthy, Miss Sullivan, l77; Mrs, Treat, Mrs. Panalaltis, l67ia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20
--oricchlo p hoto.

present include: Mrs. Harry F. Ly- man of New Preston, chairman of the delegation; Mrs. John J. coombs of waterbury second vloe.presi- dent; Mrs. W. IT. Thatcher, New Milford; Mrs Ray I. Hills, Torring- ton: Mrs John Lawton, Torrington; Mrs, Foster Clard, Torrington; Mrs, Raymond c, Lumley, Washington, and Miss Grace E. Johnson, Wash ington,
 Also attending will be; Mrs. L. A. Wheeler, Bristol, Mrs, E w, Bradley, Bristol; Mrs, Marion B. jodoin, Bristol; Mrs, William Craw. ford, Bristol; Mrs, c. w, Davisson, Meridcn. and Mrs, o, R, Perkins, Meriden,
 Mrs, +, c, Ericsson of Prospect, is in New York, where she is register cd the Hotel Henry Hudson,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20
Local Members
 Attend Jubilee

Mrs. Edwin Rockwell president of the Waterbury Women's club, with Mrs. William LeRgett and Mrs. II, A, Ludlum, Is In AtlNntic City attend- ing the Golden Jubilee Convention of the General Federation of Wo- mems Clubs.
 A concert of 1000 voices will be given this evening in which sixty Connecticut women will participate,
 A presentation Of the jubilee pageant, "rhe Long Sash" will in- cl,lde several pioneer women, among them Mrs, John c. Downs of Dan. bury and Mrs. Laura II. dorton of Glastonbury
 Members from the state who arc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20

The annual dinner and election of officers of the Mattatuck Musical Art society was held last night at the Hotel Elton, The following officers were named for the coming year: President, Mrs. Louis Stocking; first vice president, Mrs. Edwin Jones; second vice president, Mrs. J, Win. fred Beecher; recording secretary, Mrs. Carl Heebner; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Pauline Graham; treasurer, Louis Stocking; librarian,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20
EDITOR STARTS sSth YEAR

Columbia, Mo. -- (uP)-James L., Wilcox, believed to be the oldest editor in the United States ln point of service on a single news paper, has started his 65th year as editor of the Ashland Buglc, which he bought in 1877, The Bugle is 6 hand-set publication, and Wilcox is the entire office force.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20
MOTHERS GUILD

Thc Mothers Guild of st. Johns Episcopal church will hold a GOV. cred .dieh luncheon tomorrow at i:30 o'clock in the Guild hall, Mrs, Clifford Conrtad Is in charge 0: reservations,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20
YULE ROLE

Joe Yule. who pIayed the bar keeper in GO West" joined the Marx Brothers again in Q comedy role for their new picture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20
MARVELLOUS MEMORY

Eleanor Powell has 6 marvellous memory, never forgetting her friends and co-workers birthdays, anniversaries, or other important dates,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20

spades. If East refuses to cover the nlne of spades, dummy simply aiS' cards the diamond and lAyS down tho top trumps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-20

Mrs. Nettie Sake Floto is la New York where she Is attending the F, T. D Florist School which Is being held at the Hotel Commodore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
Volunteer Workers Redouble
Efforts in Boys Club Drive

Leslie Hosr. leader - the cam
paign forces IN the schools. in
formed campaign headquarters
that solicitation in ne schools
would Be complete BY report time
Tuesday evening
Highlirhting the meeting Tues
DAY evening VII be the victory
report IN all divisions. and the
awarding Of god and silver oertifi-
Gates and the citing q industrial
and commercial firms On the
star" honor rolls.
Presiding at the meeting vii be
George n. Poe. general campaign
chairman. Talks viii he given by
Mayor Harry + Cam and Judge
Fred c Remain. honorary CO.
ohairmen Of the drive. and the &C
tive co-ehairmen Of the initial gifts
committee.
Music during the meeting will be
furnished nv Vail and Vernon
Burger. i6-yesr-old twins who will
present accordion music.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23

More than 500 volunteer workers
G. the ssi. 600 Salvation Army
BOYS club new building fund cam
rsiFn Tuesday worked necessarily
q complete their convaSsing for
ire Victory report meeting.
starting At SO o'clock at the
Hotel Winthrop
Divisional leaders in the current
drive which is 70 raise funds for
the new building for Taooma's
: 500 underprivileged boys, spent
the DAY squirting their captains
and team workers on 70 complete
Their reports early.
IN the employe division. headed
BY Bertil F. johnson. many Of the
industrial and commercial firms
throughout the city have COM
pleted Their reports and many have
reported 100 per cent participation.
Plant captains IN others state
that they now are completing their
canvass and anticipate an exoep-
tionsl report Tuesday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
State Wants Suit for Insurance
On Bridge Tried in Superior Court

= routine affair which any defend
art can ask and obtain IN the pre-.
hninsry srsfrirs 90 an involved
iaw suit
Next MOVE BY Main VII ~ -
make . motion IN federal court
n remand Ire case o. : state
court Mains argument. wif -
that the federal court aoes not
have Jurisdiction. II the federal
Judge agrees with Main. The case
wiii then ~ remanded.
Had not the federal courts her
given the opportunity e decide
whether they have jurisdiction 81
not the case might hsve hem
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IRE state Toll Bridge authority
aee. not want the NsrroWs bridge
insurance recovery niit tired IN
federal court and viii seek u have
he case remanded II state su-
perior court. Oliver Nslra. assist
ant attorney general handling the
suit fer the authority. said Tues
asy.
Mains statement VAS u cor
rect any idea that the state favor
81 Mondays transfer ~ the case
~ Judge Joseph A. Msiisry 10
the Western Washington L. :.
district court.
Mondays change . venue was
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McChord Officers
Studying Spanish

NoCherd field officers. srrrnxi-
nastely 100 Of them. hegsn learn
h4g Spanish Monday "a classes IN
Ire foreign language were erEsn-
ed At the fled under the diree-
ton q Clover Park school author
ties and MeChord field education
a. officers. Capt n. l. BEL and
It =. 7. French.
Glasses are held frem | % 4
p m. four days a week. with each
officer putting in two hours week
y in the classroom. Teachers a.
sagned BY Clover Park surerin-
tendent A. 6. Hudtloff include
Robert Anendes. Henry Graham
ard Fave Ncedhsm.
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Pre~chool Dinner
Rhode Island Reds
Attract Thieves

Thomas Cvitovich. of 3009 No.
Carr St. reported to police Monday
that over the weekend someone
entered his chicken coop and stole
three Rhode Island Red hens.
Mrs. Esther Wedmark, of s4s
So. Fife st, said that lawn mower
and carpenters level were stolen
from her garage recently.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
MAY CONSOLIDATE

The question of consolidating
will be discussed at joint meeting
of the Tacoma Philatelic society
and Tacoma Stamp club at p. m.
Wednesday on the third floor of
the Medical Arts building. A fun
attendance Of both organizations
has been requested.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-23
War in Europe
A Year Ago
April z. 1910

British trcor~ .sn<h<t -f1a.i
assault against asoo German. n
the Marvin sector
Capt Ree<ft ~ f,cs<f. assistant
a. : military sttssh~. as Killed
81 nems>. Norway. ~ . rasrn
splinter. th< flrss An<Fsesn ef1-
eisi n ha.~ bic lsfe IN th~ ssr.
Prime Minister Neville ch.n-
tsrisin nsn<s stand -insss for 10
chief of e.eh ef Rssteles tight
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Puyallup Boy Scouts Awarded
High Ratings at Honor Court

Lester. directed by Henry Giles
and a talk on Backyard Play
grounds by Capt. George W
kimball of the Seattle police de-
partment. Mrs. Philip Graf and
Mrs. Merle McMullen are CO
chairmen and are being assisted
by Mesdames Kenneth SttrdevRnt.
Douglas Whipple, Robert Vaughn.
Harry Mcmillan. Henry Rohlmsn
and Tom Thomas. Reservations
may be made by calling 1850 or
144s.
Puysllup Elks lodge No. 1850
will make a visit TO the Bremerton
lodge Thursday night. a chartered
bus leaving the temple at 6
o'clock A rreconvention program
will he presented by the Aberdeen
lodge
William copeland of this city
has purchased the lot and building
at l12 f. Stewart ave, former
home of the Pioneer bakery. from
the owner, William Mescher. Some
time ago the building was con-
demned by the city council and
this copeland has sold to Bruce
Rice.
Birthday Club
Puyallup Heights Birthday club
is meeting Tuesday with Mrs F.
A. Green who is the only one of
the group celebrating a birthday
this month. Assisting hostesses
for the / o'clock luncheon include
Mrs. II. Humiston, Mrs. r. Meyer.
Mrs. Louise Goelzer. Mrs. Frank
Goelzer and Mrs. s. y. Taylor.
Other members Of the club for
whom places will be marked are
Mrs. G. Henry. Mrs. Laura schaf-
fer, Miss Louise Schaffer. Mrs.
Minnie Kruger and Mrs. William
Ensslin. A guest of the group is
Mrs. l.. A. Drsggo.
Mrs. Hilda Gunderson, president
of the Wisconsin club, will enter
tain the group at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. George Jacobs, 524
18th ave, N. w. Friday evening
for a $50 pot luck dinner. All
former Wisconsinites and visitors
from that state are invited.
The Womens council of the
First Christian church will hold its
regular luncheon Thursday at the
church from IL until 1870 o'clock
Members Of the Young Women's
guild will act as hostesses. Mrs
C. f. Law will preside.
Funeral services for Clarence c.
Leonard, u, who dfed in a Port
land hospital April Is following an
automobile accident. will be held
Wednesday at O'Clock at the
Wrelsy and Clements chapel. Rev.
Philip Raymond will officiate and
burial will be in Woodbine.
Mr.. Sims. brother-in-law of Mr..
Leonard, IL here from Kansas City
for the funeral.
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PUYALIUP-Three Puyallup
Boy Scouts were given life ratings
and one was awarded star rating
while several others were advanced
In rank at a court of honor pre-
aided over by Judge Robert Camp
bell at the Methodist church Mon
day night.
Bob Miner and h. r. Burdue OF
troop e6 and David Kennedy OF
troop SIS were given the life rank
Ing and Robert Thornton Of e6 is
the new Star Scout. Other boys
advanced by the court were John
Strenge. Fred Flanagan. Bob Mel
gard, J. r Foster, George Barry
and Roy Morgan. all Of troop SIS.
and Paul Gerstmsnn. es. given first
rank, and Joe Stone. SIS. and Stan
Worswiek. as. were placed in the
tenderfoot division.
Sea Scouts also appeared for ad-
vancement and Raymond Morgan.
David Wischemann and James
Looney, all Of l65, were given the
rating of ordinary seamen. J. l..
Brown is chairman of the court
and Cecil McClary, secretary.
In addition to announcing the
awards a program was presented
which included community singing
led by DR.. Glen Huber with Miss
Marjory Wentworth accompany
ing; a talk on Archery" by Frank
Manning of Puyallup; remarks by
J Hurley Hagood, assistant execu-
tive officer Of Tacoma Boy
Scouts. and a demonstration by
Lieutenant Walter Morris and his
American Legion-sponsored intelli-
gence unit.
Pre~chool Dinner
Members of the Puysllup Pre-
school association have planned
$50 pot luck dinner and program
for their husbands Thursday eve
ming at the high school.
Program numbers will be a play,
Letters" with a cast OF Jean
Thomas. Luella Morley and Evelyn
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MeChori reid soldiers Rave h~en
invited u attend = frs< dsnes
saturday night IN the Tsccmz
sfmory from 9 r. fiso o'cices.
under tnint .usriees - re Rsxa-
tar Veterans sssrelsticn. pct M
~. .nd CAPT Raymond |. nell
pest esiucstlcn ara recrsaticn d.
rvcter.
Music vin - provided ~ -tsah
Nerreli and Via noys Tfsnsrcr-
tstion stn - furnished e. -cifiers
Who make application for u
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defendant. Il "a. rosntsd eat.