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Evening star., 1941-04-17
Editor Says Worst
OF Nazi BIitzkrieq
Is Yet 10 Come
CowIes, With WiIIkie in
Britoin, Warns U. S.
To Foee Fucts
- Ms Associated Press.

- tns Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 17.-John
Cowles, president of the Mime
apolis Star-Journal. declared last
night that the world situation was
infinitely more serious than most
Americans realize" and recon-
mended immediate public arrival
ut the true facts"
"At the moment" he said in an
address before the Academy of
Political Science, we are in the
midst of Hitler's long heralded
spring blitzkrieg. Probably we
haven't seen the worst of it yet.
Probably the Germans will be able
to close the Suez Canal Possibly,
by invading Spain, Hitler will be
able to close the western entrance
to the Mediterranean entirely.
Possibly. the whole Mediterranean
area will be lost.
After Hitlerism is crushed, Amer
lea must in its own self-interest go
ahead and exert its full influence
to help shape the course of the
world, moulding itself in the pat
tern of freer self-government, wider
trade areas and a more secure ex-
istence for all the peoples every
where"
Went to England With WiIlkie.
Mr.. Cowles, who accompanied
Wendell L. Willkie on his recent
fact-finding trip to England, pointed
out that the winning of World War
No. / did not result in the achieve
ment of Americas goal, adding that
ait was necessary for the United
States, as the strongest nation on
the globe, permanently to assume
international obligatio and help
patrol and insure continued peace
of the world
He declared that it would be tragic
X this country entered the war as
combatant before the American
public fully realized that just help
ing to destroy Hitlerism was not
enough.
He said that if the British at
tanned air equality, the Nazis would
receive a taste of their own medi-
cine and when that happens" the
people of the continent would have
less respect for Hitler and would
turn on him.
Biggers Asks Greater Effort.
John D. Biggers of the Office of
Production Management told the
group that although strides had been
made toward mass production for
the defense goal, expected to be
reached in the next 100 DAYS, I'VE
Evening star., 1941-04-17

must double, treble and multiply"
our present efforts.
Isadore Lubin, adviser to the
priorities division of o. p. NJ, as
serted that the rights Of labor must
be protected during the emergency
defense program. He estimated
that before the end of the year
1000, 900 more workers would be re-
quired in defense industries.
Declaring that all-out defense eff
forts require that no single private
element be allowed to assume pre-
negatives that interfere with the
rights of others, Mr.. Lubin said, "It
is for that reason that any defense
labor policy must safeguard the
right of collective bargaining"
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Father Gets I to 5 Years
For Beating Body

Z! lIlt hSSUCIGIe PTeSS.
MILWAUKEE,, April 17.-Norman
S. Covault, "a, must serve a one to
five year prison term for beating his
4-month-old daughter Nancy into
insensibility last March II.
Municipal Judge Max Nohl i'm
posed sentence last night after a
jury convicted Covault on a charge
of assault with intent to do great
bodily harm. Covault pleaded inno-
cent by reason of temporary insanity,
and testified he had been drinking.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-28
National Hockey

The Boston Bruins wslloped the
New YORK Americans 6-l, and
climbed into second place in the
National Hockey league last night
as tn. leading Toronto Maple
Leafs dropped the Detroit Red
wings into third with 20 thump-
ing.
The Americans opened the scor-
ing with their only goal Of the
game. Harvey Jackson Melted the
puck on Wife Fields rebound but
Boston went 10 work with two
goals IN the second period and
turned :he game into a rout with
four-Eoal barrage in the final
frame
Red Heron and Syl Apps scored
for Toronto IN the first and third
periods respectively as the Leafs
moved six points shesd OF the
Bruins.
The Chicago Black Hawks regis
tered their fourth win in five games
against the New York Rangers.
Al. The other meeting resulted in
q tie
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Two Traffic Deaths
STARTS on PAGE ONE

sons, Fred. jr.. and Arthur. Taco
ma; IL grandchildren and one
great grandson.
Mellinger will announce funeral
arrangements.
Funeral services for Wssalino
will be held Tuesday at 1890 a. m
from the Buckley-king chapel.
with burial following in Calvary
cemetery.
Wasalino, chairman OF the east
ern Pierce County Progressive
club and an employe Of the ST.
Paul 4 Tacoma Lumber Co, WAS
member of Sawmill & Lumber
Workers union No. 20. l. W. A,
and OF Fraternsl Order OF Eagles
No. 1883 in Buckley. He was born
In Carbonate and had resided in
South Prairie 20 years.
The youth, member of the
Catholic church, leaves six sisters
Mrs. Anna Gunovich, Mrs Rose
Bustruck and Mrs. Verna Gago of
Tacoma. Mrs. Julia Hrinehalk Of
South Prairie, Mrs. Mary Palari of
Buckley and Mrs. Helen Smeltzer
Of Orting, and five brothers, Mike.
John and Joseph of Tacoma and
George and steve OF South Prairie.
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MRS. EDISON SEGUN

Private funeral services for Mrs,
Edison Seguin. rs. OF Eleva, Wis.
who died in local hospital yester-
day at ass q. m. were held from
the Tuell chapel Sunday AT 4 p. m,
with the Rev. Harold o. Perry
officiating. The body WAS sent to
Elevs FOR burial. Miss Seguin had
been In Tacoma since August.
visiting her four daughters. Mrs
Ralph Campbell. Mrs. Florence
Perry. Mrs. c. W. Ssugen and
Mrs. Arthur Rowe. Other than her
daughters in Tacoma. Mrs. seguin.
q member OF the Methodist church,
and the widow Of Edison p. who
died four years ago AZ the family
home in Wisconsin. also leaves an
other daughter. Mrs. Fred Cotton
of Chippewa Falls. Wis; two sons,
James Vernon Seguin OF osseo,
Wis, and wstford of Elevs; three
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Local Shippers
Invited Friday

All local shippers serving the
Olympic peninsula are urged 10 at
tend department Of public service
hearings to be held at 10 h. m.
Friday in Hotel Winthrop.
The hearing concerns petition by
local motor freight lines serving
Port Angeles and the peninsula
area for reduction Of rates TO
meet comparable rates Of Seattle
lines serving the same points.
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Dr.. Guy Talbot
To Talk Tuesday

DR.. r.. Guy Tslboit. Pacific
coast representative Of the Com
mittee TO Defend America by Aid
ing the Allies, will speak before
the Tacoma chapter Of the orgsni-
nation Tuesday night at the Ia
coma club.
Subject Of his talk will be
Where II Americas Front Line
OF Defense DR.. Talbot, who
has averaged 500 lectures . year
for so years. il the author Of sew
'eral books. including Peace In the
Pacific" The Price of Peace. A
Better World" and Essential
Conditions OF Peace"
The dinner meeting will begin
at $50. Preceding the dinner, DR..
John w. Robinson. chairman, and
members OF the executive COM
mittee OF the Tacoma chapter. will
confer with DR.. Talbot at 5 y. NJ.
In the Jones building.
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MRS. LYMAN GOTCHY

Funeral services for Mrs. Melen-
da Gotchy. So. Of McKenna. who
died suddenly In a local hospital
Saturday. will be held Tuesday at
2 p. m. from the Yelm Lutheran
church. with the Rev. Mn Lucas
officiating. Burial will follow in
Roy cemetery. under direction Of
Storlie. Mrs. Gotchy. a native Of
Wisconsin. had lived In Mckenna
the last five years She WAS a
member Of the Lutheran church.
Surviving are her husband. Lyman
OF the home: two sons. Harold Of
Tacoma and Earl of Mckenns two
daughters. Mrs. W. h. Dacy OF
Orting and Mrs George Z Baker
OF Mckenns; is grandchildren;
two sisters. Mrs Ada Snyder and
Mrs. Florence Winfile of New
York. and three brothers. Fred and
Theodore Of Wisconsin. and George
Of Nebraska
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FUNERAL services for William
stratton Kennedy. 10. former state
hay and grain inspector, position
which he held SO years, who died in
local hospital Saturday at 3:o7
p. m, will be held Wednesday at
p. m. from the Buckley-king
chapel Kennedy. who resided at
1894 Ea. l. st. retired from the
state service 10 years ago. He was
born in Dunnville. Ontario. Can
ada, but has lived in United States
Sc years. He came to Tacoma So
years ago. Kennedy. a member Of
Trent camp No. 2ss. Woodmen of
the World, and a life member Of
the Moose lodge. leaves his wife,
Nancy NJ. and a daughter. Mrs.
Noramse Smyth OF the home; a
sister. Mrs Byron Wheeler OF De-
troit Lakes. MINI. and a brother.
William of Yakima.
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Two Are Hurt
In Collision

A Tacoma woman and q Nc
Chord field soldier were recover
Ing from injuries received Sstur-
day night when the cars In which
they were riding collided at the
intersection Of the Army Beach
road with the Olympia highway.
The 25-scar-old soldier, Carr
Westberg. of the s6th Observation
squadron. was taken 10 the Fort
Lewis hospital suffering from
chest and stomach injuries.
Also treated there for cuts
about the head and face and
bruises WAS Mrs. Lucille Sellers.
Of 1886 No. Cove St. who WAS
IN the other car. driven by her
husband. James Sellers, Tacoma
service station operator.
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Roosevelt Heights
Club Meets Tuesday

Roosevelt Heights Improvement
club viii hold its first meeting OF
1910 Tuesday night at o'clock In
the Roosevelt school auditorium.
Features will be announcement OF
committee appointments by Presi-
dent w. L. Eyres and election Of
delegates to the Federation of I'm
provement clubs.
DR.. Alien Emerson viii speak on
the telephone franchise. Refresh
ments will be served by Mrs.
Charles Z. Shull. Mrs. A. /. Ether
ington u secretary Of the orsani-
cation.
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Jinx Continues
To Bother Nova

MADISON. Wis.-The in jury
jinx that has plagued Lou Nova
throughout his heavyweight career
was working again today.
Ill for two days since visiting
Allen Walz, Wisconsin crew coach.
Nova entered Wisconsin General
hospital yesterday morning.
Dr. W. NJ Nesbit. his physician.
said Nova had severe cold. a
temperature Of 102 degrees and an
infected tonsil root
we will remove small
portion Of a tonsil. which ap-
parently had been missed In
previous operation. when LOUIS
cold Il better" Nesbit an
nounced.
Fifteen months ago, suffering
from septic poisoning. Nova fell
critically i'll and his career appar-
emily was ended He started e
comeback campaign Jan. Il by de-
cisively defeating Pat Comiskey in
Madison Square Garden.
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Tacomans Hurt
In Car Mishaps
Bunk President
Among Injured

George II. Harris, Of IT'S So.
SSd ST, suffered head injuries when
struck by car Sunday night at
So. zsth and NJ sta. The machine
was driven by Clyde T. Boyd. Of
1870 SO. s3d St. who VAS not In
1ured. Harris VAS not seriously
hurt. according 10 County hospital
attendants.
-Four persons were slightly in
sured in accidents Saturday night
Peter Walierich. IS. president Of
the North Pacific hank. received
facial decorations in q collision at
No. 2sth and Stevens SITS. The
other car WAS driven BY Clarence
=. Evans. s47 Ea. sisi ST. who ~ss
arrested ey police on a charge OF
being drunk.
Mrs. Michael Huron. IS. Of s27
ia. saith st. required first aid
treatment NJ Northern Pacific hos-
pital for injuries suffered when
she was struck by an automobile
driven by Duane p. Gilkinson. q.
Of $685. Mckinley ave. The acct
dent occurred on Mckinley ave
near asa II.
Mary Davis. %. Of 1905 So.
Yakima, escaped serious injury
when knocked down between 9th
and 18th sta. by an automobile
driven by Fred p. NeIlwaine al
Camp Murray.
A 17-month-old boy. Ronald
fortnoy, received minor cuts and
bruises in a collision between ma
chimes driven by Myrns p. Portnoy.
Of 2sio Fswcett ave. and Robert
w. weekmsn, sioi So. 42d ct. The
collision took place on 9th st.
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JOHN ATTAIN WHEELER

Jonathan Wheeler. %. OF Gig
Harbor, died Sunday in a local hos
pital. Prior TO moving to Gig
Hsrbor, Wheeler lived in Tacoma,
making his home on South Park
ave. He had LIVED here AZ years.
Wheeler. u native OF Michigan.
leaves three daughters. Mrs. Lulu
Allison. Mrs. Minnie Cox of Taco
ma and Mrs. Enda Sanburn OF
Portland. Ore: three sons. Walter
and Ray OF Tacoma. and Fred Of
Gig Harbor. with whom he WAS liv-
ing at the time OF his death. one
brother. Charles Wheeler Of Port
land: Fl grandchildren, and several
ereat-grandchildren. Piper will
announce the funeral.
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Here Friday
National Defense
Discussion Topic

The West Coast Lumbermsn's
association vi meet here Friday
10 study the lumber situation
under the national defense pro
gram. The major problem 70 Be
discussed will deal With the main
tensnee Of normal trade IN the
West Coast lumber industry fol
lowing the heavy demand for lum-
Der At the start o. the national
emergency.
The association reports that the
lumber emergency has subsidized
although much lumber viii be re
quired for additional construction
work.
Now the major concern Of the
West Coast industry" officials
said. is the course OF its normal
commercial trade
Business reports. election Of
ie4t district trustees. and a panel
discussion Of specific problems will
take up the morning session Of
the meeting. In the afternoon the
subjects OF lumber trade promo
ton and forestry will be dealt
with. and a sound film entitled
Trees and Homes will be shown
Guest OF honor al the dinner
meeting will be Gov. Arthur b.
Lsnglie. who will speak on The
Interest OF Washington in Perma-
nent Forest Industries.
Reno Odlin. president of the
National Bank OF Tacoma. will
address the group on The Chal-
lenge Of National Defense to In
dustry'
c. II. kreienbaum. the associs-
tons vice president FOR Wash
inpton will he POSTMASTER
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John Mills Paseea
Italy Raiions Food
Now Served in Cafes

ROME-Giuseppe Tassinsri. az
rioultural minister. decreed Mon
day that effective Feb. l no spa
ghetti. rice or other rationed food
will be served in any restaurant in
Italy except on presentation of
ration card.
As a concession, however. spa
Rhetti and rice will be served
every day in restaurants instead
of five DAYS week as heretofore.
This will be the first time that
Italians who eat in restaurants
will be compelled to use ration
cards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-28
Army Wants Recruits
For FOREIGN Service

Col. Lewis Turtle. district L. s.
army recruiting officer. announced
Monday there are places for 81
recruits in foreign service orGsni-
sations-Hswsii, Philippine Islands
and Canal Zone.
Those interested are asked 10
apply at the recruiting office on
the 18th floor q the Washington
building here. Applicants should
Be unmarried. between Is and IS
years Of age and in good health.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-28

Ben Slotnick of the Puget Sound
Furniture company 1902 Broad
way. left Saturday for California
where he will attend furniture
marts in San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
Annually. the leading manufac-
turers and buyers Of the Pacific
coast gather in the two California
cities where the latest ideas in
furniture are on display.
Slotnick looks for 1941 to be one
of Tacoma's best furniture years
and expects to return with many
helpful suggestions. He expects to
be away for two weeks.
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MARTIN 4. INQUEST

Martin e. Nyquist, SIS. of 46ls
No Visseher st. died In a local
hospital Sunday at $40 p. m. He
had lived in Tacoma one year,
coming here from LOOMS. Neb.
Surviving Rfv two brothers. Will
lam c. of Tacoma and Elmer J. Of
Graham, Wash, and four Sisters,
Mrs. Lillian Gundstrom. Mrs. Sell
ma Dodson and Mrs. Peterson OF
Tacoma and Mrs Hilds Carlson OF
LOOMS. Lynn will announce the
funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-28
Wood Alcohol Takes
Life Of Negro Here

Drinking Of wood alcohol VAS
said Monday TO have been re-
sponsible for the death Of Dan
Paten, colored, Of SAP Dempsey
road.
The Negro died in county hos
pitsl at 6.45 Saturday, shortly
after he had been admitted At
taches of the hospital said the
man, judged TO be 35 years of age,
was totally blind when brought to
the hospital. and was in such a
state of coma as TO be unable 10
answer questions put TO him.
The body was removed TO the
Storlie mortuary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-28
COULD ADAM EAT THE APPLE
WITH STOMACH ULCER PAINS!

TIE Biblical story o. Adam eating
ran apple might never hstH come 20
pass had he suffered sffer-sat'nr p ns
Don't iEnors your sufferInEs Try a SC
box ~ Udrs for relief = nicer anf
stomach pains ndigsstion rss pans.
Tor heartburn. burning sensation. hiaat
and ether conditions csused nv eKcess
ACID. Udrs Tablet. must help or r1nnsy
refunded At drug stores sveryv here sdr-
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FUNERAL SERVICES

Harry Bslch Wednesday. Q =.
m. from Sacred Heart church:
cortege leaving Cassidy a Allen at
$40: burial Calvary cemetery:
rosary. Tuesday. $50 p. m, al the
mortusry.
Mr.. Della B. Flowers NeGnes-
day. ; p. N from the Lynn chapel;
Rev Don c. Stephenson officiating.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-28
LUMBER FILM FEATURED

Members Of the Tacoma Engi-
neers clup Will see a moving pic
ture. Magic Fiber" at their meet
ing Wednesday at Hotel Winthrop.
The film shows every step of
preparation Of lumber.
WOUNDEN for cracked bleeding
hands. adv.
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files IN BANKRUPTCY

Joseph Louis Parson OF shelton
filed . petition In bankruptcy with
clerk Of the federal court here
Monday. listing debts totaling
81, oS476 and no assets.
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Obituary Notices

sisters, Mrs. John Childs of Long
Beach. Cal. Mrs. Willis n. Ward
of st. Cloud, Fla. and Mrs. s. b.
kirkhoff OF Valley City. No. Oak.
IL grandchildren, and two great
grandchildren.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-28

BUDDHIST MEETING

An English Buddhist service will
be held Tuesday night at S O'Clock
in the Tacoma Buddhist church.
l7l7 Fswcett ave. with Rev. s. n.
Pratt speaking on The Aim of
Buddhism
Hospital flowers. HIM, Florist.
adv
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Core Of the News
TO TALK ON WAR

The Emergency Peace committee
and the Committee 10 Defend
America ty Aiding the Allies will
meet jointly at Y. W. c. A. Mon
day night at S o'clock. They will
discuss Americas relation to the
European situation.
Carl A. Anderson, chiropractor.
has returned and resumed practice.
534 Provident Bldg. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-28
Legion Auxiliary Play
To Be Puyallup Event
Two Tickets in Field for Primary
Election on February ii

Ply PLAn event this
week in Puysllup viii be the
American Legion auxiliary play,
Bringing Up Mother" in the high
school auditorium Friday night at
{ o'clock.
The play Is three-set comedy
under direction OF Ms. Mare
Cornell In the cast are Mrs
Frank Clement. Dols Emerson.
Mrs Frank Dwight. Mrs. J H
Bum. Margie Roscoe. Berns I'd
Mankertz. John Ashby. Francis
Terr1n and Ernest Hsessler
Qusif. Damn 10 stage mansEsr.
Miss Elnors Arneson 10 handling
the posts and the business com
mittee is composed Of James Blair.
Les Robertson. Paul Pearson
Harry Tweed. c. +. Richie and
John Reynolds.
Puyallup unit OF the National
Association Of Letter Carriers and
its auxiliary will meet Monday
night at 7:45 with Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Brown
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INITIATION THURSDAY

Initiation of large class Of can
didates will feature the meeting of
Norden lodge. Sons of Norway.
Thursday night, Feb. S, at Nor
mama hail
Best butter down again at the
Cow. adv
Csrpe Nothing like
WOUNDEX for cracked bleeding
hands adv.
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Last Minute Filings

As lne result OF lbkt minute III
ings Saturday noon for the Feb.
II primaries. two tickets, the
Peoples and Progressive, will be
in the field.
On the progressive ticket are
Frank Nicholson. nominee for
treasurer; Cletus Tesner. council
man from the second ward; Will
liam Beck. councilman, third
ward. and William Bodhsine and
Russell Lipoms, for councilman
at-lsrge.
Running on the Peoples ticket
are Miss c. P Bigelow. incum-
bent. for city treasurer: William
Wischemann, for the four-year
terms as councilman in the first
ward; Henry Barry. to complete
the unexpired term OF two years
OF DR. Kenneth Sturdevant in the
first ward: John II. Billion and
Earl Poe, councilman in the sec
ond ward, John +. Sullivan, in
cumbent, councilman for the third
ward. and Ralph W. Lubbe and c.
F. Richie. councilman-st-large.
In addition 10 the above. eau
cuses may be held on the evening
OF Feb. II and candidates filed
with the city clerk before midnight
Of that date. To organize a caucus
a group must have the signatures
OF IS registered voters.
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A card party sponsored by J. p.
Stewart PIT. A ~ be he'd IN the
school auditorium Feb s General
chairman : Mrs. Gordon Darling.
assisted BY Mrs Rev FArrar.
decorations. Mrs Ralph Peoples.
refreshments: Mrs. GeorEp Leach.
publicity: Mrs Willis Stewart.
prizes: Mrs Winston Boone. pop
corn: Mrs. Harry Aohr. cards and
tables; Mrs. Emory. tickets. and
Mrs. / c. Gsspsrd. door tickets.
A special meeting Of The voting
mem bers 81 Emmanuel Lutheran
church viii bs held in re Sunday
school rooms Monday evening a. 6
o'clock. Friday night At s. also In
the Sunday school rooms. there
will be meeting OF the adult
confirmation class Members of
the Ladies Aid are decorating
three rooms OF the parsonage and
expect to finish the work early
this week
John Mills Passea
Word has been received here Of
the death Of John Mills in Mime
spolis, MINI. where he had been
for several months visiting his son.
Mills was pioneer real estate
operator OF the valley and for
many years was a leader in the
civic life OF this community.
The body will arrive here We'd
nesday morning and the funeral
will be held that afternoon under
the direction of Wrigley and
Clements
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Plan Installation

d virginia SluOefs. newly
elected adviser OF Puysllup as
sembly Of Rainbow Girls. and her
officers will be INDICTED into office
at public installation ceremonies
Monday evening at 8 o'clock at
Masonic hall.
Assisting in the ritual will be
Worthy Advisers June Man.e.
Gwen Weiser. Nadene Ensh, Patri-
cha Clemens and Vera DeBon. Shir-
ley Clements heads the refresh
ment committee and Dona Lewis is
program chairman. Eleanor Reyn-
olds il retiring adviser.
Miss Arthola Hunt and Bob
Curtiss. whose wedding will take
place Friday evening. were guests
Saturday night al shower at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. X. L.
Hunt on West Stewart ave.
The evening. spent at games.
concluded with buffet supper.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. V
Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. William Rays
brook. Mrs. Ella Apple. MT. and
Mrs. Ralph Rice. Miss Frances
BRrnaby, Mrs. Ruth Barnaby, Mrs.
Esther Packer. all Of Puysllup;
Mrs. f. A Curtiss OF Pacific
City; Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Trosper and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Trosper of Ia
coma: Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Peterson
OF Auburn; Mrs. VIOLA Ryrnes and
son. Leroy of Orting and Don Cur
tiss Of Bremerton
Rev. Erwin II. Jahr. pastor OF
Peace Lutheran church. left Mon
day for Spokane where he will
attend the Northwest Mission con-
vention OF the Lutheran church. He
will return Wednesday.