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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
WHITE IN LEFT

Don White. star left fielder. who
was sold up from the Tigers. and
Don Trower, the tiny ex-nger in
fielder who IS csvorting at third
for the Seals, will both be in the
lineup.
Ferris Fain. star first baseman.
and Nanny Fernandez, who went
up from the Yakima Pippins, are
both fixtures in the lineup, while
Wally Carroll. former Vancouver
Cap, will be in the outfiold.
The Seals are one OF the
most interesting and colorful
clubs OF the Coast league this
year. Generally IL Is n young
club. but oldsters known by
all the fans include Tony Laz-
zeri. former Yankee great:
Jake Powell. also a former
Yankee; Sam Gibson, Win
Ballou and Joe Sprinz.
After the game with the Seals
the Tigers set out for Spokane TO
open a four game series with the
Indians beginning Tuesday night.
Mel Marlowe, who has chalked
up four wins in four starts, will
be ready TO open against the
Indians. Marlowe has pitched
brilliantly since he joined the
Tigers. He has chalked up two
shutouts in the four wins and has
struck out 81 opposing batters in
So innings.
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WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Tacoma "a, Wenatchee 1-2.
Yakima 1918. Spokane lilo.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

saturdays Results
Syracuse "A. Toronto Ia.
Newark 5, Montreal IL.
Baltimore .. Rochester s.
Jersey City 1. Buffalo z.
sundays Results
Rochester s-i3. Baltimore SIS.
Buffalo io-s. Syracuse Ia.
Montreal TEL. Toronto 30
Jersey City 2. Newark o.
THROAT TROUBLE
NEW YORK - Joe Medwick Of
the Dodgers Is laid up with an in
fected throat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Arrangements Complete
For Church Bazaar

Details have been completed for
the annual fall bazaar 81 Holy
Rosary church which opens on Frl-
day ana closes Saturday evening
Al luncheon Thursday al IL 30
these final plans we're usds.
The general committee Includes
Mrs. James T.. ksrrigan. chair
man. assisted by Mrs. William Me-
caffrsy and Mrs. J. ~ coyne.
Other committees include. din
ing room. Mesdsmss Rovisy. Ann
Bsrth. Fred Batzloff George
Frsgo. c. c. Gay. ". G crenler.
Ray Heiisley. l. l. Mareos.
Rudolph Aoeksl. Bernard 2cCor-
mick. Martin MeDoBoagh. orio
Towers. Alex Kochsfori. Nellie
HHlscber.
Kitchen. Mechanics u. l.. O'Cous
neil. Francis BIsnohfssld. Herman
Brandt. Steve Johnson. William
Jswett. Andrew AYR. Joe Damn
Cards, Nesdsmes william Nc
csffrey. J. r. Coyns sna Ssiils
Hulsohsr. Prizes Nsadsnss ksr-
Ryan. C<yns and Nrcsffrsy.
tickets. c. " Dexeresus. rscsp-
ton. Mssdsmes J. 7. Mccormick
ard v. Y. Deysresuz
Reservations are DsiBg MADE ~
Mr.. Ksrrixzn and Mrs. Nc
Csffrsy.
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Rites
Miss Bierine Becomes Bride
OF Mr.. James Kelly

Following quiet wedding
in the parish house of st.
Michael's church, Olympia.
recently, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Kelly were honored at a we'd
ding reception in the Olympia
w mans clubhouse. Mrs.
Kelly is the former Miss Ma
beletta Beiring. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Belr-
ing Of Olympia. who formerly
made their home here.
Mr.. Kelly Is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Kelly, formerly of
Olympia and now Washington. ID. c.
The bride wore a suit of victory
blue with brown accessories and a
corsage Of autumn brown flowers.
Miss Betty Kelly. the BRIDE
grooms sister. was maid Of honor
and Mr.. Ray crabill WAS the best
man.
During the reception Mr.. Arnold
Doersam sang Because. accom-
panied by Mrs. Doersam.
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lindseys Return
From Eastern Trip

MI and Mrs. G. L. Lindsay
returned recently from a trip 10
the east coast. stopping en- route
in Chicago where Mr.. Lindsay at
tended a convention of the Ma
tional Food Stores association al
the Drake hotel.
They journeyed on to Boston to
visit their son. Mr.. Steele Lindsay
and his family. In New York
City they were guests of Mrs.
Lindsay's brother and family, Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Meagher.
Taking the southern route home,
they stopped IN Los Angeles for a
week before continuing to San
Francisco and Portland, where
they were joined by their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Margery Charnley and
her son, Dom.
Pierce County Unit Of the Chill
dren's Benevolent league will meet
Friday evening at S o'clock in
Normanna hall.
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Miss Fitch
N famed Officer

Miss Elizabeth NJ Pitch. hssd.
mistress Of the Annie Wright
seminary. was elected vice presi.
dent Of the "Reminiscences A..
ISOLATION 81 the Pacific Coast
at their meetings IN Los Angeles
on November : and q
She was sl>o given tho honor
Of introducing Dr. Marion v.
Park. president Of Rryn hssr
college. when she spoke 10 man.
Der, 81 the Hesdmistresses' ssso-
citation at q luncheon which Was
held at the women's Athletic club
Of Los Angeles on Saturday.
November sth. DIR. Park IL on
the west coast representing the
College Entrance Examination
Board Of which she Ia the chair
man.
Miss Fitch Was also the guest
of the California Association Of
Independent Secondary Schools
which met on Sunday tho 9th AT
the Santa Barbara School for
Boys. At this time she spoke 10
the association on the certifies-
ton Of teachers In independent
schools in the state 81 Washington.
while In California, Miss Fitch
viii meet with the dean Of under
graduate students and the faculty
advisers for Mills College fresh
men 10 discuss problems Of guid-
snoe common To both preparatory
school and college.
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Miss Hartman
Tells Troth
engagement. Wedding
Date Revealed

As a surprise 10 the Delta
Alpha Gam ma alumnas at
their meeting last Monday al
the home Of Mrs. Robert
Spring. a box Of chocolates
revealed the engagement Of
Miss Jean Hartman. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
l.. Hartman Of Tacoma. to
Mr.. Charles A. sherman. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd X. Sher-
man Of Seattle.
Miss Hartman. whs IL a mem.
osr II the faculty ~ stadium
high school. attended the College
of Puget Sound whev she VAS
affiliated with the Womens Ath-
lsfie association. spurs. Ma sigma
Delta. otlsh. " Gamma Ma. ard
la Mesa Redends Mr.. sherman
attended IN. school ~ engineer
ing a. the University ~ Washing.
TN. Whefe Ne was mrmbef ~
the Acacia fraternity.
The occasion was slso . misrri-
lsneous shower for Miss los
rinydstesd. hride-eisct ~ Mr. An.
tone Marian Tire hfids.to-n~ re-
sealed her wedding date. Nov ~.
when another bon ~ candy ~us
passed
Present ~ the party we're Mes
DANES Robert Spring. Kenneth
johnson. Ray Dickinson. BERNARD
Gay. George Dague. Harold Chris
Hanson; and the Misses Mary Ann
Jelu-ieh. Lorraine Albert. Phyllis
Albert. Virginia DouEhsfty. ka,h-
crime Grsnlund. Doris cranlund.
Frances Cruver. Barbara Jacob
sen. Beverly burroughs. Jeanne
Rosso. Jean Hartman. huflsi
jackson, Esther Waterman. Eliza
beth bona. Jan Richards. Lois
Floydstssd. Fiorsmss Davis and
Msursen Martin.
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Thres % the coektsi parties
~in include those planned ~ NJ
John A Mueller. Mrs. Samuel
Couch and Mis-. ANY lou Murray.
Reservations FOR the ne-hest u
HES include Mrs ksthryn IA
Casa for 20. Mrs theodore Hesreia
fos .. Mrs Elbrrt Rsker II for ~.
Mrs n. N. Buckley for Z. ard Mr..
Arthur Cable for 20
Seattle reservations include NJ
and Mrs Robert Chapman M. ara
Mrs. Ned W. kimhail Or. and
Mrs. Won n. Dean, Miss Larry Ven
riants and party. Miss Virginia
Haines. Miss Virginia Grove. Miss
Mary Lou Bunting Mr., Hunt Boyd.
Mr.. Robert Sears and Mr.. James
Cutler. Mr.. and Mrs, Rodney Han
sen viii come from Olympia fer
the occasion.
Reservation for tables ara BE-
ing made with Mrs Paul Graft.
Main s2T2. or Miss Murray. Lake.
wood 2eSs.
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ALB. Girls
Plan Fall Tea
Annual psriy 10 Be Given
Al University Club

Tea time on Saturday will
find feminine members of the
American Institute of Bank
ing gathering for bridge and
tea in the lovely dining room
of the University-Union club.
Autumn leaves and flowers
will be arranged on and
around the massive fireplace
and throughout the room
there will be candlelight.
Miss Star Steel Is general chair
man for the affair and is being
assisted by a representative from
each bank in the city in laying
plans for a delightful afternoon.
There will be bridge from 2:S0
until o'clock. then the awarding
of prizes and a tea hour. Mrs.
Frederick Haines. past chairman
Of the women's committee, and
Miss Sally Lanham of Fort Lewis
have been asked 10 pour.
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Classes
To Close
Term 10 End Tor Y.W.C.A
Adult Eduession Groups

Last OF the Adult Education
classes Of the Y. w. G. A.
will be held Friday At the
association building on Broad
way. However. q few OF the
instructors will continue their
classes until the second series
beginning in February. The
groups will meet again fol.
lowing Thanksgiving and viii
include beginning and nd.
vanced bridge and beginning
Spanish under Mrs. Y. A.
Wagner. There will he \ VA.
cation during the Christmas
holidays hut the classes will
resume after the first Of the
year.
A. . speciAi feature fof tho
iasf day. e. L. Graham NJ Seattle
viii talk on Sterling silver 81
10 o'clock. The regular program
opening 81 will include . talk
By Mls Elsie Bsnthisu on 'tSoli-
day Menus Seasoned with ncono-
my" Voice. speech and convsr-
sation" by Mls Aihsrta black.
and runr.selIsas the Book 81
RsseIstionss by the REV. tssfeld
L. Beech u the FIRST conxrexs-
tlonsi church whose subJset Will
b what IL fss vsiys Toslsy r.
Mrs. Anssto tlsnehi wtil cons
iinvs The eonysrsstlnnsi spanish
II 10 and Mrs Carl Halisn gill
give ths book reviews lnrtvdsae
Meet tbs south American" ny
Carl crow. Young Man ~ Cara
cas- by r " Yn~rS, '-fimsisss
Land BY Eleanor Dark. "rssshsss
Reach BY Nancy wIispa Ross ard
''No~. yoysssr~ ~ Olive HiExsns
frony.
Beginning spanish taught by
Mrs. y. A wagner ~iii foliss ~
II ana Mrs. Hunter ksnnssd vii
give her interpretive ssaalnss
After isinfhson ~ nom there oil
- t~xinning bridge With Mrs
Anthony ~. Arnsson a. instructor
and ths junior tournament ar
ranged by Mrs. Anthony >.
s~sndls. rsvors for the gfsnd
winners ~ ihs Tournament ~fiI ~
awarded ~ we'll ~ th<ss for last
weeks winners. Mrs. y. Z. Bar
ton ana MIRA sydney Madam.
Instructors for the wofs sbop
during ths Afternoon siii ~
Hssdsmsr = A. Huntington. w..
". A Heath. - Ward Mes<r ssd
y. n. Murray and Mr.. Ralph u.
Gssr.
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PIT. A. News


rerr Hlil PIT. A. meets Friday
evening at . ., m. in the school
Lyle Lemley. NJ the school hoard,
will speak on For Every Child .
School" Hsndicrsft and sewing
CLASSES will have . display Of their
work In room T. Mira Gladys
Collins assisted by the mothers If
Miss Mildred HedberEs pupils will
he the hostssses.
Flrcrest PIT. a. meets Friday
afternoon al .. m. In the Regents
Park school. Miss stella Kellogg
will speak on Nutrition and the
Growing Child" Hostessss for the
day are Mrs Ralph Lewis and Mrs
Albrightson.
Firere~t rr~sehsei 10 sponsoring
= benefit card party Friday eve
ming Al = .. m. In the school BE-
fore the card party q short pro-
gram viii be- presented. General
chairman for the affair IL Mrs.
J. ID. King Assisting srs. Mrs..
Graydon Hume. tables. Mrs Lester
Spencer and Mrs q. o. Aasiss-
uuhi. tlekets. Mrs Deibsrt Gsnd-
s,rom. program: Mrs Paul corbln.
decorations Pinochis. FIVE hun
dred, bridge and bingo ~ili b
played Prizes viii b~ awarded
Tickets are use Refreshments
vsii 10 served Hostsssss are Mrs.
l.. Dybdshl and Mrs n v s,oeksr,
assisted by other members Of tina
COMMITTEES. Officers for the year
are Mrs.. Paul corbin. prssidsnt:
Mrs Harold stocker. vice prssi-
dent Mrs q. ~ Aastsrmnhi. sec
rstary. Mrs Myrtle Croft. treAx-
ursf. Mrs L. Dyhdshi. social.
Mrs. Arthur Msulsy. plsysehool
chairman. Mrs Dsibsrt Cund-
strom. program and publicity.
Mr.. George Nsidstsdf. sunshine
Mrs. A Gordon Lvmm. magazine,
and Mrs. Lester spencer. mem
bership.
1fsr2e~ Msss PIT. 4. 10 com
blning It, regular msstiag with
Back 10 school Night. FRIDAY
evening MR. y n Church 10
general chairman. A dinner viii
- served from 8 10 7 p m si,h
open h~ass from 7 10 . A. .
oeioes an historical moving pic.
tgrs. Daniel Boone ~tii 10
shown Assisting Mrs cnureh are
Mrs Cisn Lsmhertson. Mrs Alsx
Wsilatsn ard Mrs. v. = LiFm.n
gsfferssn PIT. a. meets Friday
evening a, 10 IN tina school
nsior Kenyon rssgsr ~iiI SPEAK
On The Educational status u
ssisottssF Rooms viii ~ pre-
pared for parents 70 see their
ehiidrsns work ara 70 meet the
teachers Mrs n Iysrson win b<
assisted ny uas sixth grade
mothers az bostsss<s for tn< eve
ming.
Madison PIT. a. meets FRIDAY
evening At To p m IA the school
Mayor Harry r. Cain ssii sp<ss
"a Safety" Parents are Invited
70 Wait the school rooms a. 7.O,
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Mrs. Donoghue. Son.
Motor South for Winter

Mrs. Fred w. Donoghue and her
younger son. Joe. left last week
by automobile for southern CALI
fornia. where they will spend the
winter months. Al Christmas hoi-
idsy time Mr.. Donoehue and his
older son. Perry. now In his first
year at Dartmouth. will motor
south 10 join them.
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Mrs. Rasmussen 70 Be
Hostes, for Luncheon

MA Peter Easmusssn vii %
hostess AZ her home. i7z7 South
55th At. 20 the Women of ths
Aoose No. 81 for . travelling
luncheon on FRIDAY at noon. The
luncheon viii De a bensflt for the
Noosehayen Christmas fund.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
81. Ann. Home Plans
November Meeting

ST. AIMS guild viii hold it, No.
ysmbcr meeting at 81. AIMS home
on Friday. the sisters Of the home
acting as bostssses al the o'clock
luncheon. which VIII be followed
By a business meeting. Mrs. Leo
Bisssl will preside. Mrs. George
W. christnacht. chairman Of the
program committee. IL in charge
Of the afternoons program.
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Complete
Party Plans
Y-Ed Club TO Sponsor
Dance Saturday Evening

Final plans have been made
for the dance. THE Barn Yard
Fling" which the Y-Ed club
will hold for their members
and friends at the Waller
Road Community hall Nov. 10.
Miss Dorothy Mitchell.
chairman for the dance, has
an enth u siastic committee
completing the final arrange
ments.
Partial list of reservations IN
clude patrons and patronesses:
Miss Lois Tolmsn. Miss Elizabeth
Filler, Mrs. Rose Hansen and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert McGregor, and
Messrs. and Mesdames CHARLES
Parrot, Jim Nygaard. Charles
Young, Sidney Peterson, Adolph
odegaard. r. f. Rogers, William
Coma. Lloyd B. Lundquist. and
1t. and Mrs. NJ. Dahl.
Misses Ada Lyon, Elizabeth
Dennis. Lorraine Boedeckef. Thel-
ma Alternately. Lucille Anderson,
Mary Ellen Moore. Kay Murphy.
Evelyn Shaw. Marion Johnson.
Astrid Anderson. Marjory Wsg-
ner. Dorothy Mitchell. Helen
Brown. June Nance. June Mitchell
and Mary Koch.
Messrs Tim Fox. Roy Lund-
ouist. Jim Little. Michael Strbick,
Bob Meuoci. Lloyd Priest, Hugh
DoohAn. Ed Thurman. jr.. Louis
Meyer, Ralph Abelson, Eldon An
derson. Frank Larson. Vincent
Cox. Steve shsben. Jim Rssmus-
sen. Carl Hsgberg. Jimmy Ward
and KYLE Smith.
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Pi Omicron 10 Meet

Members Of ri Omlcr0n sor0rity
H1il meet AZ 7;50 Friday swearing
IN the Rose and Gold room ~ the
Winthrop. Following business a
book review wiII 10 gwen ~ Mrs.
Jnnia Todd Hallen.
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Marriage in Moscow. Idaho
Is Surprise

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nigh Of UNI
versity Place are announcing the
marriage Of their daughter. Miss
Virginia Ann, To Mr.. Donald Bun.
of Tacoma. Monday IN Moscow,
Idaho. The ceremony. complete
surprise 10 both friends and rela-
tives. was performed by the Rev.
Weatherberg.
Mr.. BUR- and his bride have
returned TO Tacoma to live. She
is q former Stadium high school
student. and he attended the Col
lege Of Puget Sound
Acacia chapter, q. y. =, viil
hold a special business meeting
evening AZ s O'Clock.
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Club 70 Go TO PuyslIup
For Aesfino

Mrs. Carl sheysr ~ puyailup
Wiii entertain members ~ Oman
Study ci.o Friday for 80 lunch
eon. she viii 10 assisted BY Mrs.
William Arid Johnson.
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Thsss Mothers 10 Enisrtsis
A. Dsy IsIspd

kspps sigma Theta ssrsfity
mothers siil snt<rtAia 81 luncheon
On FRIDAY sfferns-on 81 sh< hom<
~ Mrs D ~ Cunningham. 7zi3
West ntsd. Day isl4na
Ho~trzs~s faf tf< Afternoon ssii
- Aesdsmes sormsn Wslsso
eh@lrmsn. FFsns Nsfehs&nl Nc.
Neil ard n n HsEsf.
Mrs. " ~ C<iisrmsn stEl sp~s<
Ca ~Wonsr ~ th< Hsbie~
rssss.. Camp Ne. ssA WOW.
dr4ii team ~liI gather foe . prsf-
tee session az % Thursday eve
ming IN the Eagles hail
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Seminary Alumnae Await
Festive Evening Saturday
Numerous coelisa Parties 10 Preeeds Bsa Which
Former Students WI 6ise ~ Country Club

Their DAYS AZ Annie Wright seminary will be recalled
by many former Of ne school Saturday
At the Tacoma Country club when the autumn ball
OF the Tacoma aumnAs Is held
The dance viii be preceded b. many dinners and Geek
tail parties homes Of alumnae and IN addition there
numerous no host Affairs N The offng
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Miss Alice Cwinn
To Be Speaker

In ancnrd rita ~ Yeuno Wem~
ems cAustiss ssnrsssiam's snN~at
week II pssyps ss4 ~sss1 sslIsvs
ship. the rnur>dsy Night arr
club Of shs 7. ". G. A. No. psnMas1
. special program s>sws>u : sss
. o'elsrh thursday evening. pus-
sipsl spssssv - shs evening wsI1
be Miss AIies twin. ssv mney
years . teacher N poshsshs 80
isxs. kohs. Japan NJ wtit otvs
the wsrid fellowship taia
Regular eiss1es IL fatk dase>no
and discussion wsiI ~ hssd "a 3
o'eisrh. hut thevs wiil ~ m swtm-
ming classes a a'eiorh.
On NOV - the siub wtii hnt1
ia first skating party ~ ths yeas
~ Kings fsnIies Ssnk q ~ s'stcrh
Miss fsatr1Ge klmh~if y n enorno
~ the party ard a1innes ~. No.
snshims. Joeephsps rissse. ~.
oshy winsss snsi Rssh nszasen wsil
assist her.
pas In Thankseivine 1ny fai11aG
On the 2nth n this naath. lnGpo
~iiI b NJ meeting sest wssh.
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Hemseemsss - Atssad
LutssisL Dlaaes

Trinity Isssssaa shssvo -
FARMLAND vsil give . -tnsG1lsu~
dinner. rrsdsy. NOV. ~. wtsh sssv-
Inc frsm sise u . slsjssh. m.pss
essily InvIssd sss Fsetss< f<ash>pon
sslisss alumni sed ffssn1s M
viii ~ hsnss I'm tbs nnsssoi hxuDo-
coming
Among the nsssa Nssw~oioR
dishes osh<r han l1tsfssh IN ~
''isfs~s and =flsfhtud nlss 4 n
Hovsr. prs>sdsnt ~ IN t.o<1es
Al. siil - ss~sste1 ~ Ma -
Anssnssn Hsstsss~s sss Mrs rsHl
A. rtsgs and Mrs. rovdesl TbGepe.
oe The tammIffes sfs toseasGlee
~ . Swansea. Claus p~ilesa.
Z y Tnempsoe, nse3s otspa. r n
oisan. ss1 nlse csmtfts naavu4
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Mrs. Slater VIII Be
Hostess Fridey

DR.. John NJ. Hsylina will speak
on "Post-Nstsl Care al meet
ing of the Mothers Nursery club
Friday at 7:30 In the home NJ Mrs.
Jack c. Slater. sos North Alder st
Plans will No completed for a
Christmas party IN the Odd Fell
lows hall. 72nd and Park ave.
with Mrs. I'd Seldom as chairman.
Mrs Albert r. Miller. Mrs.
Leonard Christensen. Mrs. r. ID.
Ludgste and Mrs. Harold y. Gray
have volunteered their assistance
at the Well Baby clinic for the
month Of November.
Assisting hostesses for the eve
ming are Mrs. Raymond Bontemps.
Mrs Frank s. Daily and Mrs.
Eleanor Moe
Vida Auxiliary will meet at
1880 luncheon Friday at the
BroadmoOr. Reservations for
luncheon Bre 10 be made with Mrs.
william Harris, Garland 30ll.
United Woederzft club will meet
Friday for u 80 pot luck luncheon
In Fishers Civic Center. Bust
ness will follow ~ i:t5.
srotts Ladies eiab gIli meet
Friday for one O'Clock luncheon
Al the Y W c. A Hns,sA-s
giil ~ Mrs Benjamin Mitchell
and Mrs. Ralph Higbse Mem hers
are b bring magazines and hooks
for Fort Les1s hospital
Past Presidents Of Julia Dent
Grant Tent s1ll meet Friday for
~ 30 luncheon AZ the home Of
Mrs Mort Campbell. z707 30. 7
st. Mrs. T. H. Conner VIII pre-
side. in the absence ~ Mrs. Mile
Bal. now out Of town.
Circle No. Q. Independent Bible
church. young married somen's
group, viii meet al the church
Friday. Nov. IL.
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Past President. Of julia D~at

Circle No. Q. Independent Bible
church. young married somsn's
group. viii meet AZ the church
Friday. Nov. IL.
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United Wooderzft club will meet
Friday for II 80 pot luck luncheon
In Fishers Civic Center. Bust
nese will follow ~ I.s5.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-02

their money The alleged mail-Order houses consisted of nothing more than a lock box in a post office, changed at frequent entervals to avoid detection. No goods ever were shipped
 Authorities first got wind of the racket when U s. conSulS reported being bombarded with complaints from victims. The consuls warned Washington that the fraud was giving U s. business a black eye which no amount of good willing could overcome.
 So the Postal Inspection Service, which has jurisdiction over rackets of this nature, immediately got busy, with the result that in few weeks ring leaders of the fraud will be "jail house bound"
 Copyright, 194l, by United Fea- ture Syndicate, Incl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-02

feted in grand style he arrives in the States. But let's hope that all the celebrations and excite ment he enjoys while in the south will not make him hate to return to Juneau. People of this city can do little something to give Jerry mighty happy last memory of his home town when he leaves next Tuesday, if they will just turn out for a big send-off party at the dock.
 After a Jerry is going to be piloting that soap-box car in the big with the Daily Alaska Empire. Juneau Alaska, written on it's hood, the least we can do is to give him farewell cheer and wish him lot of luck in the race
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-02
SOAP.BOX PROMINENCE

Speaking of publicity, Juneau and Southeast AL aska will probably get lot of favorable comment from news papers in the States because of the en- trance of young Jerry Chapman in the national Soap Box Derby at Akron, Ohio, the 17th of this month.
 The world loves kids and the activities of boys the age of Jerry always strike pleasant chord in the public fancy.
 From information received here this week, the Soap Box Derby committee in Akron and the North ern Pacific Railway are going to make real event cut of Jerry's appearance in the derby race. He is the first entrant in the sent from the Ter ritory of Alaska He is going farther to compete than are any of the other boys.
 Jerry, himself, wrote some good newspaper publicity for himself and Alaska yesterday although he was probably as little interested in personal pub city as any live American 12year- boy would be It was when he filling in questionnaire which asked that he name the college to which he would derby
 With his choice of any school in the country from proper Harvard to genial U. c. L.. A., Jerry wrote in the blank on the questionnaire the Unver sity of Alaska. He wants to go there and study engineering, he declared.
 Win lose or draw, Jerry is boy that Juneau and Alaska may be proud of. Along with Mir and Mrs Don Skuse, of the local Rotary club which sponsored the Juneau derby with the Daily Alaska Empire he will leave here at am. next Tuesday morninng boarding the PR steamer Princess Louise for Seattle, from where he will go to Akron by train to compete in the big race.
 There seems little question but that he will bt