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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-12
Duce Handles
Job in Italy
Tells Mob ItolY
At War With u. S.

Continued From Page onel
tory Of the continent Of Europe.
Mussolini continued.
ITALY and her ally Germany To-
gether with Japan enter the war
against the United States.
1.-Two hundred and fifty mil
lion men are resolute to do
everything to reach final VIC
tory.
We shall wage war in order
to conquer.
After an infinite series Of pro-
vacations, the japanese have
struck in the Pacific and have
achieved great victories.
1T Ia n privilege to fight at
their sides.
THE tripartite pact 1.-THE
German Italian-Japanese ALI
ance, now brought into active
force) IL a sure guarantee Of
victory and . powerful instru-
ment for . JUS peace for the
nations.
Neither the axis nor Japan
wanted the conflict" Mussolini
said
But the United States
tyranny. by means of freach-
cry which Was carried out
even against our own people,
has wanted war.
The first American losses clear
~ show what the people Of the
Rising Sun are made of"
Musolini spoke but five minutes.
ending his declaration to thunder
Gus cheers.
The tripartite powers will
dictate . true peace after total
victory" he said In his pre-
grafton.
The approximately 100000 per-
sons who crowded the Venice
square and overlooked into nearby
streets called Mussolini back 10 the
balcony nine times to acknowledge
their cheers.
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I am safe Mother. Love- This
eablegrsm was received Thursday
~ Mrs. Bessie Bennicker. SO So
State St. from her son BilI. q
member Of 4 U. s. hsttieship crew.
The cable came from Honolulu.
MA. Charlie. A. Potter Of i4si
So. Puget Sound ave. Is up and
around again after several weeks
Of serious illness At Tacoma Cen
eral hospital. She Ia affection
ately known in the neighborhood
a. the mother Of Franklin lake"
for her kindly interest in children
Of the district.
A marriage license was issued
In Reno. New, 10 Earl Hoops.
Hawthorne. New. and Edith kir-
ton. Tacoma.
Mrs. Cora DeThorpe, who was
recentlv taken To st. Joseph's
hospital for a third degree burn
on her hand. h stu confined there
under the Doctors care.
Mrs. Orville Ose and her sister,
Miss Dorothy Mills, have been noti-
fled by cable Of the safety of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. =. G. Chap
pell. formerly Of Tacoma, who have
been residing in Honolulu for the
past year. Mrs. chappell is n
former principal of Regents Park
school at Fircrest.
Draft classifications for a num-
Der Of Taeomans were announced
recently by the Wenatchee draft
board. These whose elassifications
were listed were Arley Dean Case,
1908 East 5sth: Erwin 3. Case,
Rt. 2: J. r. Jensen, 27os East =
St: r. Cores, 4o16 East C st; r.
A. Miller, p. 4. Miller and X. O.
Palmquist. all Of Tacoma
.
A marriage license was issued
recently In Moscow. Ida, to Rich
ard G. Salter. 81. and Beulah Sic
mens. 20. both Of Olympia.
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. 3. r. williamson. 7ol comerce
1t. was q recent walls walla
visitor.
A marriage license was issued
recently IN Wenstehee 70 Allen y.
Sutton. 81. Fort Lewis. and Doro-
thy wehlers Miohselis, %. Wen
atchee.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Beatty Of
Tacoma recently were house
guests II the home Of Mrs. Beat
tvs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
Johnson Of Wishah valley near
Aberdeen.
Articles OF Incorporation have
been filed IN Olympia by Ada VI.
and William Wolten and Jessie
Martin for Wolten's Whist club.
Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Thlele report
that their son and daughter-in-lav.
Mr.. and Ms. Oswald A. Thiele are
In Manila. where Mr.. Thiele In In
charge Of sugar exports for the
Philippine government. They have
made their home on the islands for
the past four years. Their daugh-
ter, Mr.. II. L. Thomas Esther
X. Thiele) and Mr.. Thomas are
located in Honolulu, where Mr..
Thomas In assistant secretary for
the state board OF labor relations
for the territorial government.
Mrs.. Thomas has been In the is
lands for the past eight or nine
years except for brief visits on
the continent. Mr.. Thiele reports
that his daughter works but a
few blocks from the seat Of
trouble. Mr.. and Mrs. Thiele make
their home at 1855 Wnkeson st
Joseph Emil Stunt has been
transferred from the Fort Lewis
reception center to the training
center at Camp Roberts. Calf.
I'VE are all well. Don't worry"
This short but assuring cable was
received Thurs from Mrs.
Roscoe Allen Of Honolulu by her
father, L. II. Burnett. Mrs. Allen
Miriam Burnett) and her hus-
band have been residents of Homo
lulu for some time. Allen is in
the investment business there.
A marriage license application
WAS made at Montesano recently
by George II. Vogel, 4501 No.
10th, and Evelyn Carlson, 25l2
So. Sth at.
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Formal Declaration Of War
Made by U. S. on Axis Powers
Itoly and Germany Are Included
In Bottle TO Save Our Democracy

America was aligned once more
with other powers sgsinst Ger
man enemy. although the march
Of years had reduced the effective
number Of her allies and increased
the roll Of satellite nations clus-
tered about the hungry German
war machine.
The president. IN his war
message had said that never
before has there been q great
er challenge to life, liberty and
civilization"
The president sent his brief
message to congress. where IL was
read by clerks barely more than
four hours after Germany and
italy had announced their decla-
rstions against this country. Both
house and senate were set for al
most immediate adoption of war
resolutions.
The text of his message was
as follows:
ITO the Congress Of the United
States:
"On the morning OF Dec. IL,
the government Of Germany,
persuing its course of world
conquest, declared war against
the United States.
The long known and the
long expected have thus taken
place. The forces endeavor-
ing to enslave the entire world
now are moving toward this
hemisphere.
"Never before has there been
n greater challenge to life, lib
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-12
Tire Stocks as Yet
Unrestricted Here

Tacoma auto tire dealers had
not yet received word Thursday
restricting sale Of present stocks
Of auto tires, but were informed
officially that their factories would
be making no more passenger car
tires for an indefinite period.
Whether that will be a matter
of weeks or months was not known
even by factory representatives.
The manufacturing rules. how
ever. did not restrict making OF
truck tires, dealers said
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Plea Issued
For Inmates
Dr.. Keller Writes
Yuletide Letter

For the AID year. friends and
relatives Of patients in Western
STATE hospital. and others inter.
ested in the institutions welfare
are receiving letters reminding
them Of the approaching Christ
mas.
Dr. W. ~. Keller. superintendent.
has continued the tradition Of the
years In advising those who may
be interested Of the Christmas
plans ct the hospital.
His letter this year reads In
part ~ follows:
western State hospital Is dedi-
Gated to mental health Since
1871. 2s.576 patients have been
treated and more than 80 per cent
tes.4 per cent the past year, have
bean returned TO society in spite
a frequent admissions Of elderly
persons. Our present enrolment
IL ava. Yearly admissions are
about 900.
Ne Known Friends
Many have no known friends
Or relatives. Some have been here
for many years.
"One week IL set aside for ap-
propriate holiday activities. Pa
fients who have friends and rela-
tives are cared for bountifully.
The state provides an excellent
Christmas dinner and otherwise
contributes literally.
Through the kindness of others
ne have always been able to pro-
vide every patient with q useful
rsmembrance on Christmas day.
1T u easy for those having
good physical and mental health,
liberty. freedom. home and friends
and financial independence TO over
look those who are less fortunate.
This letter 10 to remind those
who are financially able and gen.
erously disposed Of an opportunity
to do . good deed and help pro-
vide IN American Christmas to
this group that otherwise il easily
overlooked.
Anyone wishing TO assist IN
carrying out our Yuletide plans
may do % by sending an sppro-
pirate gift or money addressed to
the hospital in care Of the SUPER
intendent.
II the gift Is for a particular
patient. be sure to enclose the
full name OF the patient. II this il
omitted 1t causes confusion.
II you prefer to send money.
make 1t payable to the superin.
tendsnt who viii see that 1t is
promptly acknowledged and have
It expanded ~ you direct All ex-
penditures are audited.
Our postoffics 10 Fort Stella
COON, Wash; the nearest express
office 10 Steilacoom. Wash. Please
send your gifts early.
This Christmas should Be OBJ
served with an especially earnest
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erty and civilization.

erty and civilization.
Delay invites greater dan
ger. Rapid and united effort
by all of the peoples of the
world who are determined to
remain free will ensure =
world victory of the forces of
Justice and of righteousness
over the forcse of sayagery
and of barbarism.
Italy also has declared war
against the United States.
Il. therefore, request the
congress TO recognize a state
OF war between the United
States and Germany, and be-
tween the United States and
Italy,"
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GOAT CLUE To MEET

Pierce County Dairy Goat club
will hold its monthly meeting Sun
day at 1890 p. m. at the Fern
Hill Townsend club hall. s3rd and
Yakima ave. A potluck luncheon
will be served.
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Continued From Page onel
America are the Canaries. which
belong to Spain. and the Azores
and Cape Verde islands. which are
Portuguese.
Within our osn hemisphere
are islands belonging 20 tiehy
France. notably the island Of
Martinique In the West Indies.
where the French gold hoard
II cached. The aircraft car
rier Bearn and a French eruis-
er also lie there and on the
flying field are many Ameri-
can planes which were en-
route 20 France when that
country fell in June, 1910.
The formalities TO be completed
after action by congress include
only signature Of the resolutions
by Speaker Sam Rayburn and Vice
President Henry A. Wallace before
submitting them to the White
House for Mr.. Roosevelt to sign.
But the war wheels were NOV
ing with the first word from
abroad that Germany and Italy
had come in to help Japan.
CONTINUE PREPARATION
The alert" along the Atlantic
seaboard defense line was inten-
sified as the army and navy con-
tinued their preparations for any
contingency which the new war
front may bring.
Life as IL had been for 20
continuous years Of peace was
no more.
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and solemn spirit, realizing after
all, that Christianity IL best prac-
ticed In = true democracy. which,
now we see threatened in no many
parts Of the world"
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

a poca altura, con la intenci5n
de aSuStar a unaS mujereS que
trabajaban en- el campo, cuando
una de las senoras, en- lugar de
tirarSe al Suelo, como hicieron
las otraS, Sc mantuvo de pie Y
ell aparato la decapit6.
Ell sheriff w. r. Stuart mott
fic6 a las autoridades de la ma
mna y los dos hombreS fueron
detenidoS en- Cory Field.
Sc llamaba la mujer Robot
Phillips, de 35 amos, Y deja cua-
tro hijos. La decapit6 ell ala de-
recha del avi6n. I'm menor SUI
fri6 lesiones en- una pierna. La
cola del avi6n TOGO en- la terra,
pero el photo conSigui6 levan-
tarlo y Seguir vuelo. La misma
peSada gracia habia asustado,
momentos antes, a varios traba-
iadores. Las otras mujeres Sc
llaman Duraine, Marill y Lev
erne Ard, Oliver Phillips, pa
riente de la victima, y Sam Ard.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
Bale de LOcOs

Bale de LOcOS
Muy pocos dias faltan para
que nuestra juventud participe
de la fiesta bailable "Nutty
Dance" organizada habilmente
por la Secci6n de Recreo del Cen
tro Asturiano, que dirige ell a.
migo Celestino Fernandez.
La parte bailable lie ha sido Ell
comendada a la orquesta de
Charlie Strong, con Su cantante
Martha Perry. Esta orquesta hA
tocado en- los principles hoteles
Y teatros del pals.
A la entrada los aSistentes re-
cibiran tapitaS de las botellas de
refrescos y en- diez de estas ha-
bra ciertas senales, debajo del
corcho. Las personas que las OBJ
tengan participar&n en- un con-
curse que Sc verificara en- el
transcurso del bale.
Este concurso sera en- la for
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
SRA. Margarita Mesa.

patica Srta. Margarita Mesa.
Esta fiesta lie fue ofrecida por
las Sras. Tilliie Diglio y Elena
Castro.
A continuation damos los nom
bres de las damas y damitaS que
asiStieron:
Josefina Tintera, Marta Fer
nandez, Aida Rodriguez, Mary
Gutken, Tit Fernandez, Ofelia
Rodriguez, Juanita Pita, Patri-
cia Brockway, Lolita Alfonso,
katherine Perez, Helen Pelae4,
Elvira Fernandez, Dalia Mesa,
Fanny Vance, Dolores Prieto,
Blanca Lopez, Felina Orgaz, Ii
la Carrera, Eladia Jaime, Flo
laida Prieto, Katie Perez, Cefe-
rina Mesa, Gloria Mesa, Edel-
mira Valdes, p. Galvez, Adela la
Barbera y Alicia Fernando.
La concurrencia fue eSplen-
didamente obsequiada con ricos
dulces y refrescos.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
Fiesta de la Cr6nica

Fiesta de la CT6Rica
En- breve sc pondran a la ven
Ia las mesas para ell cabaret pri-
vado que con ell nombre de ga
baret de la Cronica", sera ofre-
edo a los cronistas sociales de
los periodicos latinos la Ira
ducci6n- Prensa" Y la Gaceta'
por un enthusiastic grupo de dis
tinguidas personas de la local.
dad.
Dado e. embullo existente y
la magnifica labor realizada por
los organizadtsres, ell cabaret de
la cr6nica pronete constituir
uno de los mas salientes aconte-
cimientos Sociales del ano.
Las mesas pueden adquirirse
de cualquier miembro del conf
te o de los propios cronistas.
Aprovechamos la oportuni-
dad para hacer patente nuestro
agradecimiento al distinguido
grupo de amigos organizadores
de este festival.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
Junto con ella fueron seleccio

Junto con ella fueron seleceio
nados, para Ell directorate, la Sc
fora Berta A. Bedell, de Jack
sonville, y James A. Dom, de
Miami, vicepresidentes; Srtas.
Roberta Williams, Jacksonville,
tesorera, Y Robert E. Walden,
de st. Petersburg, miembro del
Comite Executive.
Hablar~c ayr,r ante la conven
ci6n, siendo muy aplaudidos, el
DR.. L. C. Gonzalez, del departa-
mento de Salubridad de la Flo
rida, Y Ell DR.. NJ, E. Winchester,
comisionado de Salubridad del
condado de Glynn.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
RecO1dqmOS

RecOTdGmOS
Que el sabado 5 del entrante
mes la logia "Druidas America
mas" verificara una gran fiesta
bailable en- TODD ell edificio del
CirculO Cubano.
Sera amenizadO por las or =
questas Don Francisco" MA
nuel Sanchez" y LA Sonora.
Regiran precios populares
Csc las Damas y soc los caballe-
ros.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
Santos del dfG
Braulio, Castillo.
Bale social ell SdbadO

DUU6 SOCtut ~ SuOUuO
En- una vista que nos hiciera
en- la manana de aver ell Presi-
dente de la Secci6n de Recreo de
la Logia Caballeros Leales de
America, nos do los detalles
completes para Ell Bale Social
que Sc efectuara ell pr6ximo sa-
bado.
Ell bale empezara a las 1000
de la noche ,estando a cargo de
la orquesta Don Francisco"
A las IL 80 de la noche Sc pre-
sentara I'm extraordinario acto
de variedades, en- la que toma-
ran parte una nina nativa del
Hawaii; la nina Jean cantara
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
WeineT Roast

WeineT Roast
Para ell domingo seis del mes
de abril anuncia la Secci6n Ju-
venil de la Logia Caballeros Lea
les de America un Weiner
Roast.
Ann no Sc ma seleccionadO Ell
terreno.
La presidenta de esta Secci6n
hace saber a todos los miembros
que esta noche Sc verificara una
=.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

varios Blues" y por 1ltimo, Ia
Dailarina espanola Srta. Aida
La Prida deleitara a la concu-
rrencia con canciones y bales
eSpanoles.
La entrada para los socioS y
suS famlllareS eS gratis.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

JuHtG impOrtdnte
ksta noche Sc reuniran los
componenueS de la Secci6n de Re
creo oe la Logia Loyal Knights
OF America.
Segun nos informa ell presi :
oente de dlcha Seccion Sc term,-
naran los planes para ell festival
del sabado.
La reunion tendra efecto a
las ocho de la nOche en- el lugar
de costumbre.
Ruegan la aSistencia de tOdos
los miembros.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
NOTAS SOCIALE
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

ma siguiente: las diez personals
que tengan las chapitas subiran
a la plataforma de la m1sica,
donde la orquesta ejecutara va
rias pleas populares. La perso-
ma que mas acierte obtendra I'm
valioso premio.
La fiesta comenzara a las 10
de la noche.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
De vista en- esta

Procedente de la ciudad de N.
York arribaron la Sra. SUISSE
Gonzalez Y su bella hijita YOlan
da.
Durante su estancia en- esta
ciudad seran hu6spedes de los
familiares de su esposo, Sr.
Juan Gonzalez, que residen en-
ell 2902 de la Gale Sanchez.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
AVIADORES
DECAPITARON A UNA
MUJER

RObertsdale, Alabama, mario
26-Un aeroplano tripulado por
ell teniente S. L. Mead y Ell alfe-
rez ]. L. Thompson volaba aver
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
ShOlDer PdTtu

Shower Party
En- dfas pasados fue festejada
con un Shower Party, la sim
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

Revelo el DR., Gonzalez cue las
autoriades de la Florida aproba-
ron un convanio con Ell ej6rcito
Y la marina para proteger a SOL
dados Y marincrcs del vicio V
las Intermediates ~ven6reas.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

Fue aver electa presidenta de
la ConfeIencia de 0breros Socia
les de la Florida, la Sra. Dale
de Miami.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14
Cases OF Intoxication
Heard in County Courts

Several cases OF intoxicstion
we're dealt with in Washtenaw
courts today. Justice Harry w.
Reading. Ann Arbor, sentenced Mr..
and Mrs. Stella Kocela. Detroit. to
pay aggregate fines and costs OF
$7220 or serve 60 and Is days in
county Jail, respectively.
The Kocelas were arrested by
Ypsilanti State Troopers Robert
L. Johnson and Mario Formolo on
US-1l2 east of here Monday eve
ming, and were locked in county
Jail overnight. The officers said
the car, piloted by Mr.. Kocela, was
zigzagging along the heavily tray-
eled highway. The pair pleaded
guilty to intoxicated driving and
intoxication and disorderly con-
duct, respectively.
In municipal court Justice A. NJ.
Vandersall fined Egbert House.
l343 E. Forest Ave, $40 for intox-
icstion and disorderly conduct at
the depot here Monday night.
Police tried to take his car away
from him and send him home, but
he insisted on staying with the
car so they locked him in city
hall detention cell overnight.
A similar offense was admitted
by James Castle, ~ w. Michigan
Ave, and he was also fined $40. He
was arrested by police while weav-
ing along the sidewalk on Huron
st. near Michigan Ave, Monday
night.
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WAR

Continued from Page One)
tories and supply lines which bols'
ter the Nazi drive against Russia.
German spokesman acknow-
lodged a small number OF civilian
casualties and said two night raid
ers were downed.
A few bombs ere dropped upon
Britain, London communique said,
but caused only slight damage.
Neutral Portugal lost a merchant
ship in the warfare at sea.
Sinking of the 2,044-ton Portu-
guese steamer Corte Real by
German submarine was disclosed at
Lisbon last night after her six
passengers and crew of So were
landed by a trawler. The under
sea raider had towed their life
boats close to the coast to facili-
tate rescue.
Capt. Jose Marciso Marques said
the Corte Real, 2i hours out OF
Oporto with a cargo OF tungsten
ore, cork. canned fish and Swiss
watches for the United States, was
sent to the bottom by a torpedo
Sunday after opening OF the sea
cocks by a boarding party and
Smelling from a deck gun failed to
sink her. Among the passengers
was an American physician, DR..
Charles Cant Butilnger, 26.
The London admiralty said Brit
ish submarines had sunk two mer-
chant ships and forced third
aground in action against Axis
supply lines throughout the Medi-
terranean.
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NEUTRALITY
(Continued from Page Onel

NOontlnued from rage OneJ
doubts expressed that the Navy
would be able to spare anti-aircraft
guns for merchant ships but in
formed sources said deliveries I'M
der a s75,O0O.00O appropriation for
such weapons had been coming
along at the rate OF about 100 a
month.
Minority members OF the commit
tee, resentful at what they called
the gag rule" tactics adopted by
the majority in limiting the hearings
to two days and questioning Admin
istration witnesses only in secret
session, refrained from taking any
part in arranging for the appear
ance OF opposition witnesses.
I'VE could not get a fair hearing
for our witnesses" said Rep. Vorys
(R-O0. 80 we've washed our hands
OF the responsibility. It's up to the
chairman"
Bloom countered with the conten-
ton that the opposition could have
Just as much time as the Admin
istration witnesses took and said
lie had telegraphed instructions
to number OF persons who wanted
TO testify against the proposal to
be on hand this morning.
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SUPERVISORS

Continued from Page One)
was accepted. The Board OF Audi
tors has not selected a successor
for Mr.. Wilson.
The board went on record Off
cially Of disappearing the pro-
posed reduction in weight tax. col
lected by purchase OF automobile
license plates. on the grounds this
will greatly curtail state aid for
county roads.
A proposal OF the agricultural
committee that the county sealer
be given the work of making milk
tests in Washtenaw was referred
back to the committee TO ascertain
what equipment would be neces-
sary and at what price.
The report OF the Social Welfare
Board was presented by It's chair
man, Carl Stuhrberg, and was re-
ferred to the welfare committee.
The salaries committee report Is
TO be heard Oct. H. The committee
asked that 1t be allowed this extra
time in order TO have sessions with
the finance committee before draft
ing a final report.
This afternoon the board expects
TO review the report OF the county
school commits siorpr.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14
DIN G. Eckley
Forum Club Host

DIN c. Eckley was host at Charles
McKenny Hall, Monday evening for
the opening meeting Of the Forum
Club. After dinner in the private
dining room, the members and
guests. Nathan Munro, c. T. Wat
ling, ]. ~ Giles. Walter Gaskell
and Richard Eckert retired TO the
Faculty lounge for the address,
DR.. j. Henry Owens, OF the Ian
guage department OF Normal Col
lege guest speaker, addressed his
listeners on Some Observations
on Our International Policy" DR..
Owens developed what he thought
was the weakness OF the Lesgu OF
Nations. namely, the lack OF polio
ing power. He spoke OF the need OF
an international organization IL and
when we win the war" The costs
OF this great industrial warfare
are so terrific. that II 1t extends
into 1914, he predicted that the ma
tional debt would be between $50
and zoo billion dollars. He recon-
mended an international police
force in the Navy representing
federation OF nations and an inter-
national police force which would
do away with the possibility OF each
nation being compelled TO have one.
OF its own. He also recommended
free access of all basic raw mater
ials for all countries and open ports
for ready access by any and all ma
tions.
The next meeting OF the club will
be Nov. 10.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-14
Farewell HOnOrS
Charles Harden

\ farewell party was given by
Miss Marie Bortz and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Cannon at the Cannon home.
40S $. Huron St. Sunday evening
in honor OF Charles r. Harden, who
will leave for the Army Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Cannon Is a sister Of
Mr. Harden.
There were 35 relatives and
friends from Detroit and this city
and court whis. provided the eve
ning's entertainment. Prizes went
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown and
John Baker and Miss Jean Davis.
The house was tastefully decorat-
ed with red. white and blue stream
ers and balloons.
Mr.. Harden received many attrac-
tive gifts.
Refreshments OF sandwiches, gela-
tine. coffee, pickles and olives and
two beautifully decorated cakes. CIV
en- by Mr.. and Mrs. James Harden
and Miss Marie Bortz, were served
buffet style.