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Evening star., 1941-03-22
OokIuwn Park
BY the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
4-year-olds and up: furlones.
Hard Biscuit lSistoD $40 3.30 3OC
Ever After (McCombs) 40 3.5C
Clean Swept Emery zoo
Also ran-Peegy Byrd, Whisper, Last
Rose, Axeson, Yetive, Hasty Star, Vott
Boy. Flood Tide and Legion.
Field
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500; claiming
4.year olds and up; Lie miles.
Hilda May Emery 70 so 16 30 SAC
+ Matchless tCruickshank 1890 3.4C
Idle Night tMaddenl 24C
Viernes Santo wallace, 23C
dale, St. Moritz. Colonel Joe, Vonceil. Mo-
dale, ST. Moritz. Colonel Joe. Vonceil # Mo-
Ida and Towson.
Field
d Dead heat for third =
DAILY Double paid S162.9O)
THIRD RACE-Purse $500; claiming;
4-year -olds and up; l 10 miles
Kermay &c. JedlinskD $50 4.40 2.aO
Indian Salute ~; StampfeD 1870 1890
Resphs Cd Madden) $50
Also rar-Butter. Stop Scout Altena
Madam Grey. Moonish, Hijo'e Radio. In
the Shade, Galley Sweep and Irish
Mirth.
Field.
E(ErpTrJ . p,re. 9can.
Evening star., 1941-03-22

FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500. claiming. :.
3-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Dallasite tKeipeD $3.50 $50 450
I Bid fMadden) 40 2sO
Lost Gold tWaliace) $50
Also ran-Nanci Day. Codoll. Jerisa,
Pin Ears, Erma.
Evening star., 1941-03-22
NAz|S SEND ULT|MATUM TO YUGOSLAV|A.
HITLER DEMANDS DECISION BY TOMORROW
Late News Bulletins
Marine Sergeant Killed in EIkton Crash

ELKTON. Md GA Marine Corps sergeant in
stantly killed this afternoon when the he was
driving crashed head-on the back of lumber truck
The victim positively identified although several
of Annapolis.
Russian Aqent Given 48 Hours to Leave
LOS ANGELES P)-At the request of the State Depart
men Mkhai Nicholas Gorin Russian travel agency official
convicted of espionage 1889 released probation
today the condition that he leave the United States
within 48 hours He also required to pay his $4,000 fine
and of Slab His attorneys said he would sail
tonight for Vladvosok
Ghezzi, GuIdohI Tie for Greensboro Lead
GREENSBORO N C. l41--HuSky Victor GhezZi of Deal
N j. and Ralph Gudahl of Chicago held 1895 to share at
Greater Greensboro open golf tournament today.
Earlier Story Page B-9D
British Attack Adds Abobo- -Jibuti Railroad
CAIRO Egypt FY-British flyers attacked the Adds
Adds Ababa and DiredaWa
machine cunning three and bombing the DredaWa
Station with considerable success R. F. communique
said today Other planes and machine gunned
Harar, while still others attacked Gondar.
Earlier Story Page AID
Ship Torpedoed in Pacific, Germans Report
NEW YORK lP--A German radio broadcast heard by
N reported the orpedoing of 2000ton ship in
the Pacific Ocean, probably by German battleship'
Nozis Report Seven British Planes Shot Down
lFN.-Seven British planes shot down
Malta the Mediterranean by eight Messerschmitts
today without loss to the German aircraft Naz press dis
patches said The British formation said to have
bered 20.
Evening star., 1941-03-22
Two Extra Pages
In This Edition

Late news and sports are covered on Pages
TX and 2-X of this edition of The Star. supple
menting the news OF the regular home delivered
edition of The Star
Evening star., 1941-03-22
Ghezzi, GuIdohI Tie for Greensboro Lead
British Attack Adds Abobo -Jibuti Railroad
Ship Torpedoed in Pacific, Germans Report

NEW YORK ga German radio broadcast heard by
N B. today reported the torpedong of 200ton ship in
the Pacific Ocean, probably by German battleship"
Evening star., 1941-03-22

oSee FOOD, Page 2-XD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Funeral, Sunday
For Marvin Beru

Gle HARBOR Funeral services
for Marvin *. Berg. p. VINO died
Sunday a. The home 81 his parents
al Wollochet. viii be ned sun
day 1t 30 at fhe Perkins fu-
neral chapel The service viii be
conducted BY Rev A J. Knutzsn
with Miss Mary Jane Turner a.
sisting
Berg II survived By his parents
Mr. and Mrs Hans Berg. two
brothers. Clarence OF Tacoma and
oliver Of the home. five sisters
Mrs. Cora Peterson Of Gig Harbor.
Hilda Berg Of Oakland. California.
Mrs. Gladys Ganake 81 Portland.
ore. Mrs Helen Orr Of San Diego.
Cal. and Eileen Berg Of the home
The county dental-opticsl com
mittee viii meet Monday AT 80
p N. At the home Of Mrs. Edward
New. There will be election 81
Officers and the formulation Of
plans FOR the years work.
Private funeral services viii be
held Wednesday At the Perkins
chapel for Mrs. Josephine Kalvin
Koby. aged 20, who died Sunday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Nearly Million Men Have Visited
Tacoma S Army, Navy Service Club

Close to million uniformed
men In army drab or navy blue
have passed through the portals
Of Tscoma's Army Navy Service
club. opened last December with
. very modest amount Of fanfare,
and used its facilities To . greater
or lesser degree.
It 10 estimated by James J. Mel
linger. who mas been president and
prime mover IN the club since Its
inception. that 100000 soldiers
end sailors drop In each month al
the remodeled building at sth and
A sts., which once served ~ an
interurban line depot.
Figures revealed by Fred Z.
Breckon, manager Of the club,
show that o., 900 sales were made
IN the month Of August, which
gives q fair indication Of the
patronage enjoyed by tine FIRST io-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Plans Rushed
F or Terminal
Seottle Moy Be
War Supply Center

kEATTJE - The Seattle pori
commission Wednesday rushs d
plans for a new Sc 600 600 ierminAl
for use as possible shipping
point for war materials destined
for Russia via the Soviet north
ern sea route" To the Russian port
Of Arohangel.
Seattle b the logical place
for all general cargo To be
shipped over this proposed
Soviet ROUTE said Col. ". 4.
Bickferd, general manager OF
tire port. 'sThi. would mean
tremendous csrgoes passing
through here. and probably We
would he swamped. We had
hoped 10 get by with the ter
minals We have at present.
I'VE have cranes that can
handle up tJ12s tons right now.
Cargo such a. oil naturally would
come from California. but the
general and heavy cargo would no
doubt come through our terminal.
II would mean thousands OF jobs
Representatives OF the Recon-
struction Finance corporation
visited the site of the proposed
terminal last week and local Of
-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
State Printer
Shows Profit

OLYMPIA = The state printer.
office made = net profit u S2e. Oss
during the 5o-uonths period ended
March 81 this year. state Auditor
Gift Yeue reported Wednesday IN
ms first biennial audit Of that
office.
Gross revenues Of the plant
which handles all the printing
needs Of the state departments.
totsled S711.e7e and cost Of oper-
sting xsS2.e13. Of which $3l0.s71
vas for psyrolls.
Yelle suggested revision 81
the offices system Of book
Keeping Ito promote economy
Of operation and insure correct
accounting practices.
He also released an audit NJ the
state soldiers home and COLONY al
orting for the 1e3e-1941 hiennium
showing it had cost S2o6.e65 TO
operate the institution.
The duty Of auditing all state
departments was transferred from
the governors office 10 Yelle by
the 1e41 state legislature.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Moderns and Classics
On Standard Program

Third in the series of standard
Symphony hours 10 be directed
Thursday night. sept. % by Paul
Lemay. American conductor. will
include three contemporary works.
These are symphonic Moderne.
from the motion picture, -Four
Wives" by Max Steiner; William
Grant Sirs symphonic arrange
ment OF the Negro work song
Can't You Line 'em" and two
movements from Horton Gould :
American Symphonette No. 4.
'Guaracho and COnsa."
Also ON the program viii be
"1'he lmpresario Overture MOI
artl: Death and the Maiden
sehubertl; "on Hearing the First
Cuckoo IN Spring" tDeliusl; New
World symphony" tDvorSkl.
The program will come 10 Taco
ma over kMO NJ ; o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Ten Enlist
In Navy

A group OF 10 young men from
Tacoma and environs enlisted IN
the navy during the first half Of
September, II WAS disclosed Wed
nesday by Chief Aubrey n. Al
hrecht. recruiter in charge Of the
local office. They are:
Louis Pierre Deveresux, 1906
30. Cedar St: Arthur Leslie Hsr-
ria. 33oii, Portland ave-; Price
Miller, jr.. 1880 So. c st; Rob-
ert Gleason Sigafoos. 60i5 So.
Warner st: Charles kexeie, $3.50
No. 47th ST.: Walter Gustaye
Fryxell, 7i2 So. Sad St: Raymond
Cyril Hall, 1902 So. l. St; Earl
Herman Mentally. 623s So. Hood
st: Jack w. LsMoyne. Puysllup;
Walter Arnold Bloom, Gig Harbor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

Unmatched beauty and performance at
$50 less than you'd expect. And this satin
finish masterpiece is Just as good as IL
looks Its S-tube power Including rectifier
and tuning eve1 gets Europe direct, Has
new Feather Touch tone arm. Lucte Dial.
automatic tuning. Mahogany or walnut!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Inioxicaiion Makes
More Utah Arrests

SALT LANE CITY. Utah
Times are getting better IN Salt
Lake City. according 10 police
court officials.
Cases of over-imbibing this year
have Increased more than SO per
cent over 1910. led officials 10 be-
heve that there is more money
earned and consequently more
liquor bought.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

'ess themselves properly. Not
, to their full, robust thoughts.
words and phrases undeniably add
riotous efferyeseence to the Eng
lish language. A sleep bag IL
sleeping bag. but how much more
rich. suggestive meaning is i'm
ferred when q soldier announces
that he, for one, is going to climb
into his "snore sack"
And how much more dignity is
given the words "hoosegow," or
"elmk,' by the expression cross
bar hotel There is also some
thing to be said for use OF mo
torized freckles." replacing mos
quitoes: chow hound for the
man who always manages TO be
No. IN the mess line: bubble
dancing .or dish washing, and
button chopper" for laundry.
Know Any Refugees ."
A married soldier IL commonly
referred TO ss shack man.
Refugees are newly indicted Sc
lectees And N refugee who
also happens to- be a shack man
should start incoming over his
broken home, the veterans would
tell him ~ put that Mother
Machree" To music. n Mother
Machree" being Il sad story.
An army banjo" is shovel,
and wind jammer." is The only
printable term used IN describing
the company bugler. A "glamor
boy" il n draftee and "dogface"
liz nh enlisted man. but both of
them. in all likelihood, occasionally
stand skirt patrol. which means
merely that they are seeking feml-
nine oompanlonship.
The "slum burner" Of course, is
the army chef. Gravel agitators'
are infantrymen and hell bugeies"
are tanks.
Air Corps slang, Too
The air corps has it's own spe-
oialized slanguaee. A "siN-and-2O
tootsie," for example, is an entic-
ing young woman who keeps
flying cadet from returning on
time fnom u weekend leave SIX
dement's and 20 punishment tours.
A Chinese landing" is wing
tipping landing One Wing Low.
The China Clipper n dish
washer. A heavy bomber is
Flying Box Car" Flying the
Iron Beams means following rail
way tracks from up the air.
There are lots of others. but this
writer, for one, is gong To be a
Chow hound
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Collectors Guild
To Elect Officers

The Tao m 4 Collectors guild
will hold its regular meeting at
. =. m. Wednesday in the secre-
tarial school, Medical Arts bldg
Officers will be elected and 4 re-
port viii be made on the exhibit
tion Of stamps at shs Puysllup
fair. Sheets viii be returned TO
visitors.
Preliminary steps will be taken
for the exhibition TO be held here
next spring under auspices Of the
Northwest Federation Of Stamp
clubs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

George Pinneo OF Anacortes and
Mrs. William Gran OF Hits. Cal;
four sons. Harold. Donald and
Robert Of Gig Hsrbor. and Albert
Of Darlington; seven grandsons
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

at her home at Rosedale Mrs
Roby was found early Sunday by
her son. Robert. death having
come to her in her sleep. She Is
survived by two daughters. Mrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

and four grsnddaughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Ziebarth
have just returned from two
week trip in Nebraska and Colo
RADIO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

enough 10 allow soldiers 10 exI
enough, anyway, 10 give tongu
The soldiers out here. for ex-
ample. are turning out their own
words, or at any rate, reasonable
facsimilies thereof.
And the result Is 4 slangusge
that Is lusty. meaningful and
eolorful. IL In also occasionally
bswdy In intent and. rather in
frequently, downright unprintable
Yet, M many cases, the new
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

Cal institution dedicated To the
leisure activities of your Uncle
samuels fighting men.
Pays It's Own Way
The Army-Navy club does not
seek public contributions II pays
its own way through sales of food
and drink, through rental at mod
est eost Of sleeping. ecker and
other accommodations. Mr.. Mel
inser has high praise for the Ell
fieient management OF Fred Breck-
On, whose conscientious work has
had much 10 do with the clubs
nnccess.
Only recently n two-story sddi-
ton was completed at the rear oi
the building, costing approximate
iy $4,000. Other improvements
cost al additional yl.500. Up
stairs, the new addition has been
turned into n view dormitory.
with IL new doubledecker hunks
Two dozea beds in all. Numerous
windows permit a sweeping view
Of Commencement bay, view
lacking Ia the f.tst sleeping quar-
ters opened. sind the new dorm"
ia very popular with the men IN
uniform.
An extra Mushroom has been
added, especially designed for the
soldier. sailor OF marine requiring
a shave. Safety rszoss can be
rented. and soon electric razors
will be available.
Other improvements
An improved cheekroom has
been built downstairs. Also 4
locker room, where the boys who
like to keep their civilian clothes
in town are offered the protection
of double locking. Every hooker
ia rented: twice ~ many could
be. If space allowed their con-
stfuclloh.
A new dry storage room. CON
forming To government standards,
aud two cold storage vaults are
late installations Meat is stored
in = separate chamber from other
foods needing ice. Mr.. Whiskers
being particular that way. More
lunch counter space. with 10 ca
ira stools. has been added.
Constant improvement OF facili-
ties viii continue To be made,
President Aellinger declares. to
rleet, insofar IS possible, the
needs Of the service men m Ia
coma for whom the club exists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09

PATTERN ATS is available in
misses and womcnS sizes Ii. rs,
Is. 20. 81. 81. 60. 3S. 40 and ~.
Size rs takes 3 = yards 35-inch
fabric and 2, yard contrast.
Send ID cents in coins for this
Anne Adams pattern.
Announcing: the brand new
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il you get FREE-a pattern for
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Address your order TO the
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
Care ess Conversation Is Dangerous

because they like the lovely
style and quality of hair.
Lashes are worn by all Holly
wood stars and thousands of
girls who have learned how it
adds 10 their beauty There
should be no criticism about
that.
The point is TO let the other
woman do as she likes. our con-
Germ should be only for our
selves. One should not even
offer suggestions or advice un-
less il is asked for and even
then never condemn or find
fault with the style or costume
of others.
Women are so sensitive on
this subject and even when al
fault will not relish TOO much
managing and making over by
others. We must be as kind and
helpful as we can but never too
authoritative.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
NormeI WEIGHT

OF course I do Bread and
butter have their place in the
balanced diet. Besides, they are
good food.
If the angular girls would see
that their meals measure up to
the nutritional vardstick. and
the fat girls would do the same
With the calories scaled down.
both could attain normal weight
without having TO do anything
unusual.
II might be a very good plan
for any one whose weight varies
from the normal 10 keep a diet
diary with the list of essential
foods pasted in the front for ref
ence.
You need daily regardless of
your weight: One pint OF milk,
skinned for the fat girl and re-
inforced with cream for the thin
one: one egg, boiled or poached
for the reducer and scrambled
in butter for the underweight;
two fresh vegetables. one a
green leafy; a green salad, two
fresh fruits. one a citrus fruit
or tomato juice; whole grain or
enriched bread. and butter.
Some of you thin girls with
food phobias are so careful not
TO overeat that you are on de-
ficient diets-and you might be
bordering on deficiency diseases,
too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09

is a sign Of sincerity. virtue and
artistry be that real you in
every way.
SEPT. - TO OCT. %
Libra BE cheered by the
many blessings and good in
iluences about you. Look ahead!
Don't waste anything-that's the
edmonton that seems foremost
now, Church and charity mat
.ers first.
OCT. - TO NOV. y
Scoypio Your outlook and
rightness Of disposition will
argely be responsible for results
effected today. where there's
a will. there's way could well
have been invented by Scorpio
lative-make it your motto.
NOV. 20 TO DEC. -
SogittGriis-You can improve
many angles of personal and
business trends. Needless bust
ness transactions on the day Of
our Lord are not approved. how
ever
DEC, - To JAN. 2f
CpYcorH-lndiiTerence is Just
what this day hopes you won't
have Whether at work or play,
be enthusiastic and happy.
JAN. - To FEB. -
AQaoEi,s - Generally favor
able, but look out for moodiness
or the temptation to disregard
righteous conventions. Protect
your personal interests. Enjoy
some diyerting relaxation during
free time.
fEB. ~ TO MARCH IN
PN"Ds- Watch out for that
m G hcfmaker INDIGESTION.
lic can do as much damage i'm
social matters a in business or
heart affairs Many friendly per-
sonal influences for today.
4 CHiLD borH on this DIM:
Emotional, Of dauntless courage.
intuitivc. Children and animals
viii toe, very fond of this innately
kind. generous individual. Faith
full but likely to be- jealous. Must
never give I'M 20 bitterness.
Copugh' 1871 kins Features Synd. Inc
Nopdoy's Horoscope will ap-
pear on the womcn's pages of
Sundays Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
.WARCH u ~ APRLL ID

MARCH n TO APRIL 20
Aries Have that garden-fresh
attitude with you today and
you'll forestall many minor dis
turbing incidents and disagree
ments. Have a permanent idea.
too, about the right goal al
which TO aim.
APRIL II TO MAY 20
T0WUS-Fayorable heart and
,her personal interests in your
chart today Don't neglect
anurch services, and in every
hing YOU do be honorable an
ctively constructive.
NAY II TO JUNE II
Commit YOU don't permit
1leasures and foolish pastimes to
usurp the time that should be
spent on the days duties and
necessary work or preparations
'or the coming week, you'll fair
well.
JtNE p TO JULY -
Gancer - Keep on the con
arvative side in personal desires
and hobbies. There may be
tcndency TO extremes that will
be detrimental TO your nerves
or health otherwise
JULY .. TO AUG. -
Leo Protect your private
affairs. Don't consort with any
one or anything the least bit
dishonest, no matter how bright
the outcome may appear eventu-
ally. Observe church and other
duties that belong to today
Good aspects for heart interests.
AUG. ~ TO SEPT.-gG
Virgo - Generous indications
iu your star chart Live mp 90
the fine regulations Nrgoaus
have made before You. Yours
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
In Mayfair
WITH
The CbdberoH

THE BOB DAKINS Bette
Bastien that was are 20 be
included among Mayfair S
hosts .....
Who take time 10 think up
original ideas for their
parties M
For example the beach
com5ers party they gave yes
terday afternoon on the
sun deck Of their apartment
a. the kean &C.,.
Long about 5 in the after
noon. young folks started
TO arrive with q great Ceal
Of Carmen Miranda influence
in their party toys and
some of the girls wore Stacks.
Bette greeted her guests in
dusty pink Stacks "a color
that goes marvelolsly with
her bronzed complexion co..
and a white blouse eXotcally
splashed in raspberry ice
flowers. &c.
Her white turban was
trimmed in fresh raspberry
ice tulips or should we
say raspberry ice fresh tulips?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANSwERMAN

BY THE ACE ANSWERMAN
wrote ode to the West
Wind?
July 10 marks the celebration
of the National Cherry Festi-
val. What state grows over
one-half the cherries used in
the world?
The descendants of Priscilla
and John Alden are said to
number 100000. Can you re-
call Priscilla's maiden name?
The revocation Of the Edict OF
Nantes resulted in the migra-
ton TO America Of al least
25.0O0 HuguenotS. Jesuits,
Canutes?
Two of the months OF the year
are named after Caesars. What
are they?
A father and son of mythology
made wings and flew on them.
Who were they?
True or false? Terplschore is
the Muse of dancing and
choral song.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
Cadets Smith and S+inchfieId
At Dinner for Commander
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

BEING a member of Yale's
naval aviation group has not
only its military distinctions
but also lis diversions, we
should think. after hearing what
has been happening in New
York on off-duty time:
Traver &. Smith and Robert
Whitney Stinchfield, both of the
Pointe. are cadets under Com
mander Don +. Smith and Lieut..
Commander w. Hamilton Gard
ner and attended a Vast din
ner at the Pierre for Comman-
der Smith who has since de-
parted for active duty.
The lads went from the Pierre
to see "Hellz-a-Poppin" at the
Winter Garden and then back
10 the tony inn for supper and
to admire LuCillia undulate in
her primitive jungle style.
MR.. AND MRS. ROY f.
DEAL dorothy Elizabeth Nc
GID are being congratulated
right and also left anent the ar
rival, July II, of a son whom
they're labelling Dennis Allan.
MR.. AND MRS. ALEXAN-
DER BLAlN III will be leaving
by motor tomorrow for a cou-
pie of fun-filled weeks in Maine,
you'll find.
MISS MARY DILLON is inn
patiently awaiting the train
which will, on Monday. bring
Mr., and Mrs. William Buckley
Jr. here from their home on
Long Island.
Mrs. b., who used to be Miss
Marcia kurtZ of Buffalo and
spent a part of each Summer
with the aforementioned Miss
D., and her husband will be
stopping at the Statler- during
their local stay
VISITING THE Frank Puf1f-
mans have been Mr.. R sisters.
Odile and Marie, who hail from
Glendale. Cal.
The Misses Ruhlman Will be
holidaying in Vermont and in
Maine before coming back here
en- route 10 the West Coast.
THE ETROIT YACHT
CLUB was especially festive,
last evening, what with the an
nouncement dinner staged by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hanson for
their attractive daughter. Miss
Alice. and Martin Thomson Jr..
son Of the Martin ThomsonS.
The thirty-some guests re-
ceived the nuptial news via little
frosted cakes bearing the names
Of the recently affianced pair.
The bride-elect appeared in