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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

tn. Phlsd<lphi. opta eom-
penv wzll epen IL, fourth season
on November Il wtth |. perform
ante In Enfllsh ri Gouncd.
Faust The season viii consist
~ p>vsn performance, shs lat OF,
next N.rch II,
Al tne opera, viii ~ SAINT IN
English ny a <Ampsny which i
Ia belled ~ American, F~sri
tas titles will N In English fcr
lnstAnte Richard stt.u. aDez
Roesnksyalitr" h<cnnae- This
Rose Csv.hsr" and MoxArts Cess
Fan rstts' Ia entitled They Al
Do L." In FEBRUARY. the com.
psny viii rive IN. world prsmisrs
~ an opera ny Deems Taylor
untcho" based m n hovel
by ri,rre lott.
Lily pon., VINO has just Opened
her s<ason's concert to4r In ssrs-
elss, N Y. vii resum II In Bo.'
ton on October 10 after IN inter.
rlipton for 4 hroAdcasf from Ntw
York Before returning Ia Ia.
Me tropOlttan in December for her
i2th season, hI>s Poni In sched.
uled 10 ,tnE In 20 cities from coast
to coast in addition 10 spp~arlng
with the san rrAncisco ana Chi.
caEo Opsrs compsni.s and max.
ing brosdcasts sh, open. tne
Ia coms czvte Music Series o<to.
ber "a.
A Metropolitan Opsrs q,Ar,st
consistins Of Josephine Antoine.
Karin Branel. John Rroa-nl<e
and frtd.rick JsE.l viii make II.
de but In vsncouyer, n. G. IN
octob~r 10. The quartet th.r
wall to,Ir various cites nj ths
Middle West and East
tcrtth ~ Nraord mary In
mass accordion playing will h
prssented AZ Mania ttsn C,ut>r In
New York on o1tob<r ii when,
According - the annourc snnert
1,o01 players al the snstrurnen nj
wall perform under we'll known
conductors Among I'M con
ductors ~. sIEmund spssth. Al
frsdo AntonInl, Morton Could snc
A Goodman.
Carlo AorelIu, Chilean barilon<
or the Metropolitan, Chicago sne
San Francisco Operz com psniss
will give , recital Al Town Hal
In New York on OCTOBER u. ain
der the auspices Of In. Aasocia
cton Cultural lntsr-A msrseshs, ,r
org anlzAtaor forrned 10 spomot-
an Interchange ~ art, se1,nce sn<
liieys b<toetn IN. Unite
STA ,e- ard N. republic, NJ sosl,
hn1,rics
Dr. Velttr Ds mfosch wall ri. !,
ne piano sctom psnimsr, In w.
~ hfs sonts which AofelIi M
sing.
sp>skng ri Pan -Ansrstsn rsls
tions. ner. 10 a rnuneisn who -sl
able 10 90 ,on,thirs shout ;hsu1
The Other day A1.<, ndtr BrslIovv
sky Appeared on th< sood.n,if IA
Dor broadcasts 81 MIC. he Wal
intsrsisw.o IN thr,e fnslsllnent'
10y Representatives. Of ysrsots'
South Am>rttsh eounth<,. spe.s
Ing firat In Portuguese 10 Brsxzl
In Spanish 10 Arsentiua ana "a
r.ngIisn To tbt E.hgisshrspes<lnf
people 81 South bmeries. Hi'
sbalizy 70 speak thar hnKast-'
evoked from South bm,rieAns ,
flock ~ cables, Thanking ham
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

esefe snnclDc-d-
On, Chicago ensic -,nlted
necsa~e H.l<u rrsaf,el II, ,slrs
10 he r-crrnired A. fe-estsh-
Fishing A purity - secalIsru
that has writ aslly lsr-ed icf
tvo generations. She wall ~
a n>o1t1 FOR student singer
And when sic SANG AZ = Summer
concert In Chicago reeensly tht
"a me- writer said.
Miss Traubel had suns htrt
with The Chicago Opera company
an Dsnrosch-s Man Without A
Country and In m unrehesrsed
peri ormance a. S5egllnts in -Die
" Alkuert-' Those sppesran ces
were made In the transitional Pc.
riot 81 hsr career, Sane, that
time the real Helen Tr.ubel has
emerged, and " you can tsk. my
word for il. shsrs 10 nothing and
nobody lie net She sinei
wzth heroic detac hrnent on N.
pTindpl> that The music must
trThody the psycholosy o. IN.
text"
Alic. Hughes. 4 New York
music Failure writer NJ note, IN.
tevew>d The magnificent big
girl out Af St Iouis' and rivss
this intimate. picture
"She Is a beautiful Ard nag
pificcnt weu,an this 1raisb,l.
With long less, tnpt regal
bearing and that sl.zhle chest
absolutely necessaxy 10 4 80
Prano sifh Nasne sl.n AsplrA-
tior1s- Helsnt rot 10. The
lovely new rare al strearnl in>d
divas now sdornng rho Met
are quite all right for the
sw~et and soothlnt tunes Of
Puccini and Verdi Hnt IL
takes y real hunk Of y woman
70 sing Brunhilds, and the
h.irs apparent has All M
that."
From here il looks A. u tho
Ladies Musical club has don. tina
which ousht 10 start something Of
a SuTore even IN Tacoma. And
along with the n>w Metropolitan
star and at the opposite sid, Of
the course is Jamts Melton, vho
sings like John Mccormack: and
IN bstween thtrt are 1tllrbi m ID
Francescatti. names that rank
high In the music world, II sure
seen' like a great musical oppor.
turity--E. T. 6,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

Lily rons, wor1d-isntolzs eolora-
tara ppr.no. ~tso viii rnske hsr
dsb4t IN Tacoma AZ che TEN pie
Theatsr octob<r n. ~ the ftfst
event 81 tut iosi-4z Civic A.si<
ssrsts viii ~ Kue,t arsl~s sam
Gay Afternoon or he rsdso pro
CLAM hesrd locally nj | 10 8, m,
over klEO Andre sost<lsn~lx
hI-s pons hn.b.nd e1ndlssts ihs
orchestra. snd A5b~ff SPA sdfhg
1lsfinruishsd A1ettGAn viogInlsr
a master % <.r. nons.s 40 Gel
NJ ,olosss,
Iss dale for The fo1rth tohesrt
81 N, ~rits ny Jo~sph l-Asnan.
sitl h. AchoAy sysDlns. April a.
~ ~. rsupls rnsatsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27
The Women Had a Hand in Il

mann and Clara Week kcAu.
mann.
The tale NJ The development Of
their love. Of Sch urnanT's pa Hence
IN waiting in tn. hopt that his
future father-in -ew mi sht five his
consent 10 thdr marriage. OF bis
resorting 10 law 70 compel that
consent and THEIR final marriage.
forms q fitting prelude to that
happiness which thtir welded life
brought 70 both. The direct in
fluence OF Clara UPON Robert Schu-
mann vas al once apparent and
continued until the dark curtain
OF insanity put an end 10 his COM
posing. Up 10 1910, hs had not
wnften y single song but wh en-
Clara Nieck was rea liz his own he
hiera lily burst into melody. Nearly
one hundred and forty 81 the love-
lest songs ever written showed the
lnspiration under whieh h. was
cofrpOslnf.
In addition In This. during rho
period Of the oeVelopu1ent cf their
mutual affection and und.rstard :
ing and the uncertainty N fh-
parental content, al Of his PIANO
pieces refl<ct hi- stftud. trivia I'd
her As shown IN his "Nov<lI.tten, q"
chi hrens Album and The
Kreisetsna.' But Ut Was only
after his marriage that his real
lite work began.
The WORK left eloquent tsssi-
n,ony OF what srtater things ne
would have accomplished had
mind and health been srantsd
him he ceased 20 coniine his
work ~ the limit at0ns Of the
plano key hoard and began 10
compose Doth chamber music
and symphonies; snd 10 Was
Cats Nieck sehuu,a nm, the
companlon- Adviser fn>nd Snd
genlus who LED him 80 hh gyeAt-
est, highest achItytmentn
rnr-,t--s- -.zt1t - .,ny ,,xrb t=n4s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

SoEne ihlnf Norshsall- - ftsils.
eoVtrte rutze a. 1rAahr strauss
bis tome czlt n Nnts1 Var
No : scch lfisf he HITLER army
took pcs=esarn ~ Vienna, trans.
sttion va completed tAsl hrcufnt
70 tn Library o. ConrTes, = snir.
rnent II shest fnunr ~ zh~sslrs'
ahl. vaIue ne co1lect lO-a in.
clnded sbcat % pr cent ~ IN.
Musical nuarAt ~ lchznn sttaus
snd Ms irz,ud sne rcntsnnpnrarY,
Jcstrh Fr.ns Kari Lznnsf II,
batter p.aNtd Nitn strsu=, IN |.
ausrs,t and wfcte rnahy eountry
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

Tacoma y native Non who has
gained distinction In In, rido
salts field
For several years he Wal In the
r.tail field ana later was con
nected with ont Of tht leading
radio disth butors. In that Ca
pa city he served Southwest Wash
ington as radio sslesrnsn ana sd-
wiser, he ia moving his family
from Olympia and has purchased
a home In the Annie wight sem
insry district
Happy to BE- back in TGcoms
and happy 10 BE- associsted In rhs
radio field with firm 10 well
ssts blisned al tho TED Brown
Music company" II the way Mr.
Peterson expressed MS srstifics.
ton al being back IN the homs
town,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27
Cei,ha Girls 10 Don aie
Funds for japan Navy

TOKYO Jsp pm, IA no'si reisns
a rs 1oihet rho NJ tionsl otfsns
movement Fr1dsy by snnosIrcinF
that my would o>onirfblt> fs~s "a
bgysng m ,drpsn> for the n,sy.
T.. tico1 rseh> IRIS are h
tontn p,sts -hss~ yen 80 t~bfib
pth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27
Can Heor hslios
MoDd0y NtgAs

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he ~e<h - 1epm 11nl1nel Amor
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stIl ~ 6sse~ n ~ -11loonGn>
N~a<' nsus1sos> n(nan>p 49,
Nnfsloo1 - : weytmr oenolnR
10 49, lg<Csvmneo h1Sr>nn ~
hrzlt lnfus prllww>ao - . W6np
A. sese1vs stn1os
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27
Magnificent. Big Girl
Out of ST. Louis; Her
Name Is Helen Traubel
Singer Whose Career Did Not
StGrf in Europe Giving Musical
America Some New Experiences

0r zhs hsMs " ths atest tho.
ut-, etinr paid Helen TraOts1 N
th- music rtntsrs ~ tn Un5ted
Statss- Il Was q forttzhsts crraln1.
sNsnrt that t-ahlsd TIT LADIES'
Nasacsl e1ub II hobs trt Metro
rozItAs fezr-SS apparent for = con.
eel In Tseoms <sfly m N, season.
Hsd thtrt bt>n auy hcHtsncy
sbntlt sSsun1iar - heavy an obi
81 don che CHARGES are = HUNDRED
20 one tl7at Tacoma would not.
thz, season At least have the good
fortune 10 hear h,r,
Though Mis- Trsute1 has
mol APPEARED In Tacorns, me
"a not unknown here, Aft-r
An epoch h. mal<lns d<bat In Sew
Yorks Town HAL. sine sAng
IN the For Hoslr program and
week Later >he Was >oloist
win John BarbI rollf and the
Nev YorE Pnilhzrmon les yrn-
pt,ony, To hott, prortsuss Ia
cenza listfpsd vsifh lncre<dulcss
ears.
L Rzs Walter Danroscf1 who
N troductd The Amsritsn born ane
trained dng,r 20 New York After
No heard her IN h,r hont town.
A. Louis M insisted that she
com, In the metropolis she re
flased FOR several re as0r1s- ont %
which wal that she wasn't good
tzoagh for such company.
"But- nv dear,'- said Dam
tosrh. Il L<nov, Yeap age Il
discovered Madame GadskSi In
an obscure German town, and
Alter Il brought her Ia New
York she had quite A career"
But am not Johanna Gadsb<i, =
Mist TTanbtl replied.
No" said Danrosch. -you are
hot Johanna Gadski bat you SIRE
Whist did you say your nam, Isl"
The Argument continued some
tlnt DanroSeh finally won the
decision And presented M1ss Trau.
bel 10 the most critical Aud ienct
In the world New York In not
only critical but Is inclined 20 be
4 bit snoO1y about anything musl.
cal hat does not have the old
world trade mark Row New York
- preparing to tam out and vel.
come the American girl Al the
worthy succ sssor Of the iHcOnpar.
abb. Kristen Flagstad
In Detroit and Chicago the
rraHic critics went into tcsta ces
wh'r7 the Trsutotl eng agernenfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

VI .v II thr olzgh
the uedi un Of
pro IA ne or sa'
cred history 1t
IN always pres
snt In one pl ace
OF another as
the all absorb.
ing slvSs VS. per-
, ext ns and
mo re or less in.
oplics be mov'
ing c aUse Ut7ic h
IN woven 1ntO
the WARP and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

Tn. be. lous. |. o tiny trszttsfe
grIch t1rfs 70 The "a irs - tte
honey be II 1, shour m, M
nInoredrhs NJ an incn bonf
II, tirst tree dslv.ry ~ mai
IN IN, Unzted states -, IN stss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

msiszf ~ me I'll esls<rs ksr-A
lloyd s~Isrr - ~lrs gf-ssa~as sas
fra~rIlfl rrsas sse~sfsrr
gasftsi eausrrssd 81 Isll~tr
M>tss~n. 1>rhsrt sv.f~. pss<fy
Aol-ss N'za~lrA jeA-s<-N. 49, -
teatB h~~n fafm~i ~ ~ssl 4.
IN rslsse qsiktss snAssstlHb -
rtorsrfe sirtr, rstrtels rvew~w.
l>rs t.zlavsi. loh- tArsassfv<
Asa harnid geissr h~<e.
rauf p-es<seAstsv ssA tsll <ess
his "a iuvsss IA L, J. nsfsslss
RNnAa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27
Ted Brown Has
New Radio Head

Appol ntm snt ri Waller Peterson
A. manag.r Of TIT TED Brown
Music company radio department,
sanounctd today. brings back 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27
Hy ]. ". RIX FL

How ever coorful, ever varied.
, never ending, AL embracing Is the
thtrne ~ Inc Inspiration 20 nlsn-
hnd o. woman. Whether we
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27
The Records Are Tellinq

30 Gel SoHsthia0 FtN< IN Nasie Oh a. Horls Ha~
No g--Sepltshng AbeAf Fhs Weodstaa,--A n o
Arse SheW 20 tbe Pepalar Fteid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

Coming n.srer u ogz ov'n tmt,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

AT TED BROWN nuslT 90.
Nogales international., 1941-07-11
FORMER RESIDENTS
HERE FROM COAST

Miss Margaret Bercich, daughter
of Mrs. Maud Bercich of Ontario,
California, and Miss Maxine Car
penter, daughter of Mrs. H. H. Car
penter of Los Angeles, both former
residents of Nogales, were visitors
here Saturday and Sunday, driving
over from the coast with Miss Ethel
McKorkindale, sister of Mrs. George
Bercich of San Rafael Valley. They
we're accompanied back to Calltor-
MIA by Mrs. George Bercich and
two children. Margaret Bercich IS a
daughter of the late Nick Berclch
and Maxine Carpenter daughter OF
a late rector of St. Andrews Epls-
copal church at Nogales.
xs*#*%&**
Otto Herold, president Of the First
National Bank, and wife, returned
this week from a vacation trip.
Nogales international., 1941-07-11

The morning worship service will
be in charge of the youth delegates
who returned this week from the
annual conference of the Young
People of the Southwest District
which met at Pilgrim Playground
at Mormon Lake.
This camp session was the first
work camp ever attempted by a.
church group in the Southwest Dis
trict. Actual reconstruction of the
buildings was done by the young
people which will be reported by
Miss Helen Mansfield. The social
and recreational program of the
camp will be presented by Miss En-
ma Jaramillo. There will be piano
solo by Miss Elizabeth Smith, and
a report on the religious aspects Of
the camp will be presented by Miss
Eleanor Miller. The young people
are grateful for the support of the
church and cordially invite your at
tendance.
o. A. SMITH, DID. Minister.
Nogales international., 1941-07-11
A. {. Reid And
Miss Euanoff
Wed In Phoenix

Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Reid {Eugenia
Evanoff) have returned from Phoe-
nix where they were married a week
ago yesterday.
Best man and matron at the well
ding were Mr.. Reid's brother and
sister -in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Reid of Phoenix. at whose home the
wedding occurred.
The bridges ensemble was light
blue crepe with tan accessories and
she wore corsage of ofalia rose
bus
A former resident of Toledo, Ohio,
Mrs. Reid has been a public health
nurse with the Santa Cruz County
Health Department the past year.
Mr.. Reid is al mining man and form
erly had a service station on north
Morley avenue.
They have gene to housekeeping
in Oakridge subdivision north of the
city.
Nogales international., 1941-07-11

cope with sales slips and was
promptly fired. Out fiounced Lilly
to get a $25 a week job in a
little hat shop patronized by a
number of Follies girls. Lilly saw
how many hats they bought, Miss
Thomas says, and resolved to save
enough money to buy the estab-
lishment herself. She did, and now
she sells hats for as much as she
used to make in week!
Alexander de Seversky, the plane
designer is another whom dame for
Nogales international., 1941-07-11

Answers to TITS TIME YOU KNEW" by Lawrence
Caroe 1and has appeared lately in Turnabou Road SHOW
and "1, 100000 BE-
The Hummng Bird fly the of 60 miles per hour
The standard adopted for measuring Bulova Watch lime
the result of the mathematical division OF whole year
into as many equal parts the number of solar calendar
days contains Such day then divided into "a equal etc.
The Arabian Desert is located in Egypt.
Nogales international., 1941-07-11
VISITORS AT
O'KEEFE HOME

DR.. and Mrs. E. G.. Dohner MAR
guerite O'Keefe) and two daughters,
Kathryn and Patricia, of Phoenix,
spent the 4th Of July holidays here
with Mrs. Dohner's mother, Mrs.
Con O'Keefe. DR.. Dohner is a well
known dentist with offices in the
Phoenix Professional building.
Nogales international., 1941-07-11

lenly he went off for the weekend,
but a broken gas line prevented
this too. Back he went to his hotel
where note stated that the con-
test had been put off until the fol-
lowing day. Seversky and his crew
worked on the engine all night. and
by the next morning the plane was
in Al condition. He took it up, won
the competition and was presented
with a government contract for
nearly two million dollars!
Nogales international., 1941-07-11
RSOCietY;A
Party In Honor
OF OkIahOman

Mrs. Lon Bellman entertained
with a bridge breakfast honoring
Mrs. GerVis Bentley of Tulsa, Okla,
Saturday morning at her home on
Macnab drive
Mrs. Bentley was presented with
a guest prize and bridge prizes
were won by Mrs I. H. Shannon
and Mrs. Craig Pottinger. Others
present were Mesdames T. N. Fal-
vey. Charles Wise, E. S. Edmonson,
Louis Escalada and Mrs. Lloyd Ed
monSon of Globe.
Nogales international., 1941-07-11
GETS ACQUAINTED
WITH NEW DAUGHTER

Jake Capin is returning Tuesday
from Los Angeles where he got ac-
quainted with new daughter born
in that city Saturday morning. She
is the second child and second
daughter in the family. Mrs. Capin
before her marriage was .,Iiss Lii
Ian Forsch of Roscoe, three miles
from Burbank, Calf.
Nogales international., 1941-07-11
Dinner PartyOn
EscaIada Lawn

Honoring their house guest, Mrs.
Gervis Bentley of Tulsa, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Escalada en-
tertained for group of their
friends with dinner party Friday
evening on the lawn OF their home
on Escalada Drive. Mrs. Bentley
left Monday for her home in Tulsa.
Nogales international., 1941-07-11

tune smiled upon,
according to Miss
T h O m a s. F o r
months, she says.
he labored over
an Army pursuit
plane for a gov
ernment competi-
tion. But at the
final test found
h i S e n g i n e
W wouldn't work,
which meant no
hope for the COW
Nogales international., 1941-07-11
LUNCHEON IN HONOR
OF CHICAGO GIRLS

Bob Meigs of Lazy J-2 ranch in
San Rafael Valley was host at a
picnic luncheon on Wednesday of
last week for Misses Marjorie and
Martha Woolf, twin sisters, of
Chicago.
Among Nogalians attending were
Miss Dorothy Diehl, Miss Gloria
Siddell and Masters Buddy Diehl,
Francis Armstrong and John
Peterson.
Nogales international., 1941-07-11

One OF Americas
top flight hat de-
signers, she was
once a sales girl
in Macy's, Doro-
thy Thomas di-
vul e. S in tn e
August issue of
Cosm opolitan
m magazine. e. Be-
cause of h er
thick French ac-
rent she cn111dn't
Nogales international., 1941-07-11
Lilly boche's Accent
Eorned Her q Fortune

DUT for a lucky break, for
d happy turn of fate, many are
the famous people who would have
suffered obscurity and thin pocket
books.
Take Lilly Dache for example.
Nogales international., 1941-07-11

Jackie Bowman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Writ G. Bowman, suffered a
sprained ankle while jumping from
a porch the other day.
Nogales international., 1941-07-11
VIRGINIA
VISITORS LEAVE

Mrs. Mary Hammitt and daughter
Jill, returned to their home in Poca-
hontas, Virginia, Saturday after
spending the Fourth of July holi-
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. c. Medlen.
#aa#Ea**s
CALIFORNIA VISITOR
Mrs. Frederick A. Field and
daughter, Miss Bessie Field of Glen.
dale, California, arrived Satur lay
to spend several days as house
guests Of Mrs. w. c. Vinegar at her
home on Crawford street. Miss Field
is a member of the high school
faculty of Glendale.
| **.~s*~e~
MI. and Mrs. H M Capin and two
sons. Stanley and Neil, are leaving
Tuesday tc spend month vacation
ing in Venice, California.
| Lloyd Edmonson and family, form
er residents of Nogales, now living
| in Globe, spent the past weekend
here with Mr.. Edmjonson's brother,
E. S. Edmonson, and family, of
Macnab Drive.
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Delphi Noon is arriving today
from Taft, California, and will be
ACCOMPANIED on the return "trip
home by his wife (Ethel Poole) and
daughter who have been visiting Mr..
Moons mother, Mrs. Anna Noon, of
Sonoita street.
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Mrs. Alberta Batson of Lancaster,
KY, arrived Saturday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Herman Medlen, and
family, CT Walnut street.
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FATHER
1. What four states in the Union
are debt free?
2. Who discovered the circulation
of the blood?
8. Who suggested the Monroe Doc
trine?
4. What is Esperanto?
5. What is the official language Of
the Irish Free State?
MOTHER
1. For whom was Alice Blue
named?
2. What symbolizes a 18th we'd
ding Anniversary?
8. What is the capital Of Canada?
4. What two women have served
as governors
5. How much was the combined
weight of the Dionne Quintup.
lets at birih7
BROTHER
/. What is the London police head
quarters called?
2. The automobile license of what
state bears the figure Of buck
ing bronco?
8. What was Paul Revere's occu-
patton?
4. What state in the United States
is the least populated?
5. Who was the founder of the Boy
Scouts?.
SISTER
l. What author created the fictional
character DR.. Kildare?
2. If you were roaming in the
cleaning. what time of day
would it be?
8. Where is the Land of the Rising
Sun?
4. Besides it's use as a cosmetic,
what is rouge used for?
5. What famous music composers
picture is now appearing on a
U. S. postage stamp?
ANSWERS
FATHER ~ Indiana. Ohio, Florida. Ne
braska. ~ William Harvey. 81 John Quincy
Adams. ~ An artificial language intended
for international use. 81 Gaelic.
MOTHER ~ Alice Roosevelt Longworth
~ Diamond. 81 Ottawa. A. "Ma" Fergu-
son. Texas: Nellie Taylor Ross, Wyoming.
81 Less than ten pounds.
BROTHER H. Scotland Yard. 2.l Wyoming.
81 Silversmith. A. Nevada. 5.l Lieut.. Lord
Baden-Powell.
SISTER ~ Max Brand. 2.) Twilight. 81
Japan. A. 1t is used as a jewelers. polish.
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Birthday Party
For Miss
jeanne Cumming

An outdoor dinner, swimming,
and dancing, highlighted a party
given Friday evening by Mrs. Harry
j. Karns at her home on north
Grand avenue, celebrating the 10th
birthday of her granddaughter, Miss
jeanne Cumming.
The invited guests were Misses
Nanette Hood, Bernice Levy. Kay
Cheshire, Gloria Siddell, Margot
Guerrero, Mary Harrison, Betty
Wadsworth, Frances Ellen Carroon,
Adele Bracker, Marian Kelly.
Masters Buddy Diehl, John Little,
Craig and Earl Pottinger, Buzzy
Cumming, Munro and Earloyde Ed
monson, Leonard Edwards, Karl
RAIDER, John Peterson, Sam Capin,
Albert Zenizo, George and John
WadSworth, Dick Wooddell and
Bruce Powell.
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AT CORONADO

Mrs. Dimes Nelson and children
have taken a house at Coronado for
the remainder of the summer
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THE FAMILY QUIZ

(Fsons AssuJt CotmOb0Iits" MsgHz'"f)
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Mrs. Alberta Batson of Lancaster,
KY, arrived Saturday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Herman Medlen, and
family, CT Walnut street.