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City Hall. Annex
In Need Of Repairs

A proposal 10 get $4,000 into
the city budget somehow for physi-
cal repairs to the city hall. the an
mex and other municipal property
came out Of Tuesdays administra-
tive session Of the city council.
Mayor Harry p. Cain. Controller
Thomas A. Swayze and Finance
Commissioners c. Val Fawcett
agreed that sum should be included
to put the municipal buildings in
presentable shape. Last years
budget included $4,000 for building
repairs and actual expenditures on
the main halls. stairs. Mushrooms
and other parts of the city hall
seen by the general public have
not exceeded $4,000 in the past
10 years. city officials estimated.
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] jury and hear some other matters
that were pending.
Following is the jury selection
Tacoma = Dorrance f. Adams,
35s9 Ea. G st; A. V. II. Bacon,
951 No. Alder St: Arthur F.
Bloom. 5l2 So. S2d st: Carrie
Braman, 1901 No. 18th st: Jack
Burns, HOS So. 60th st: Eva J.
Clark. 7411 So. l st: Morris M.
Crane, 1913 So. SD st; Melbourne
l.. Dennison, $40 So. SSth st. !:
Beatrice Dugaw. 504 Ea. Seth st. /;
Reynold I. Engvall, 1926 No. An
derson st; Joyce r. Folsom, sol
So. 3Sth st; Emma o. Hall. S429
Park ave. Bernice c. Harrigan,
3207 No. 21st st: Arthur r. Heyn.
5426 So. Lawrence St. Walter c.
Holmberg. 3117 Ea. G ST.. Bess n.
Hopkins. 2404 No. Lawrence st. !:
Agnes NJ. Jensen, SIS So. SID st. /:
Hubert Johnson. 521 Ea. 2eth st. !.
Walter S. Kennedy, 1894 Ea. l. st. ):
George w. Larson. 6422 So. Cove
st; Peter Leonard, 1924 So. 55th
st; Gus Partridge, 1902 No. Fife
st; Aisle G. Poe, 1914 No. Cakes
st; Violet r. Rasman, 1888 Ea.
2sth st; Paul ]. Reed. 2s01 Ea.
c st; Nettie C. Rosen, AT Ea.
10Th st; Robert ]. Sanders. 2403
No. Union ave-; John w. Slater,
124 Ea. saith st; Oliver 2. Spill
man. 2615 Ea. c st.
Out of Town-Gus n. Arneson.
Ri. 3, Puyallup; Miles E. Brown,
Vancouver, John Colyn, Orting;
Cressie +. Dahlquist, Kelso. Mary
Dele Davenport. Kelso. l.. c. Dod-
son. Washougal; Fred Fairbrother,
Ridgefield: Charles A. Hahn, Olym-
pia; Mrs. Hugh Halverson, Ri. 2
Chehalis; Ruth James, Battle
Ground; George Kalahan, Kalama;
Clara Belle Loudin, Olympia: n. A.
r h r d. s. Woodland; Ted r.
Woody, La Center. and c. J.
Young, Winlock.
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Federal Jury Will Report
In Tacoma on AUGUST rs

Notices were being sent out
Tuesday to As Southwest Wash
ington men and women called for
federal petit jury service begin
ming at $50 r.. m. Aug. rs.
They are to start on the fall
calendar of the district court,
southern division, beginning with
the trial of Ben Buekmaster Of
Tacoma, indicted for violation of
the pure food and drugs act with
George Bsydo. Buckmaster's trial
is set for Aug, rs. Baydo's for
Aug. 81. Both We're convicted in
state justice court last June, but
have appealed.
Judge Lloyd l.. Black, after
long day in court at Seattle Mon
day, rushed over to Tacoma at
400 in the afternoon to draw the
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Slappy Peaches
Nearing End

Produce row advised Tacoma
housewives and the retailers that
this and the next couple of days
constitute the 18th hour on Slappy
peaches and canning should be
done now on this variety.
First of the early Elbertas will
arrive Wednesday but the price
wasn't yet known. Slappys and
local Rochesters ruled the current
market at IS and 90 cents a box,
according TO size.
Catalogues and their cousins
in wide variety are plentiful over
a fair range of prices. Some
Yakima cants were quoted at from
81 TO $3.50: Yakima cssabas.
s125; honeydews. $3.50 to 81 a
crate, CALIFORNIA; running little
more costly than Yakimas. Water
melons held around IN cents n
pound.
Seedless grapes We're quoted at
So; red malsgas. $2.25. and Ribiers
at IS. Lemons We're steady at 81
and $3.50.
On the vegetable side of the
ledger a new item was picking
onions offered at 10 cents a pound.
Hoquiam peas sold at Sl.75 and
Idshos at 1925. No. onions
were available at sl.25 per 5o-lb.
sack.
Butter, eggs and cheese were
unchanged in Tuesdays quotations
but meat prices were firmer with
steer beef up half a cent and pork
loins and shoulders up 2 cents.
Another half-cent was tackled onto
the price Of regular hams.
All quotations are wholesale.
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licenses

Marriage license application,
were made with the county audi
tor Tuesday by Thomas Franci,
Carlin, ~, Auburn, and Ruth
Emily Reisner, %. s24 No. Yaki-
ma; Harvey Eugene Steele, q,
Ri. 1, Box 412, Sumner, and Dor
othy Julia konkle, 10. 212 No
Meridian, Puyallup: John William
Gladston. 20. Alderton. and Helen
Rose Munizza. ~, 1l14 18th st.
s. +. Puyallup; Fred William Voll-
mer. Fl, Bremerton, and June Alice
Wills, 10. Lennon. So. Oak. ;
Jesse Wells. SIS, and Ora Brown.
40, both of Puyallup; Marvin X.
Nelson, %. Fort Lewis, and Alma
M. Saukbo, 2s, Seattle: Norman
Lincoln Sparks. "a, 5210 No. 46th.
and Helen Elizabeth Reeves. 25.
1901 So. J st; Harold J. Collins.
II, Portland. Ore. and Margaret
Lee Evans. 30. Spokane; James r.
Martin. Jr., 81. Y. M. c. A.. and
Ethel Harrison. 20. 62s So. State:
Robert Daniel Skinner, 20. and
Gayle ogan. Il, both of Kent,
Wash; Donald Stewart Sherrod,
26. 1O06 So. Yakima. and Grace
Lillian Ensley. 10. s13 So. G st. :
Agaton Cabreros. n, and Chris
tine Marylee Jordan, rs, both of
Seattle; Robert E. Ward, 81, Fort
Lewis, and Nadine Mae Lund. 10.
315 So. X st; Walter Herbert Han
son, 80. 1924 So. Cushman. and
Arina Mildred Berg, ~, vancou-
yer, Wash; Walter Paul Gust
label, 80, and Marjory Belle Hef-
ner, %. both Of Butte, Mont.
Martin Francis Billiard, 2l, Fort
Bliss, Tex, and Margaret Lee
Craft, 10. Helena. Ark; James
Franklin Goodrich, rs. Browns
Point, and Helen Virginia Poe. 25.
1914 No. Cakes; Bruce Het-
rick, p, 4o06 No. 7th, and Lois
Meredith Kuhl, 20, 1918 So. Grant;
Robert David Palmer, rs, sl9 Sta
dunn way, and Lola Elizabeth Du-
vail, 20. Camas, Wash; Stanford
Freelin, legal, Belfair, Wash, and
Rachel Flint. legal. 5U24 So. J st.
Howard w. Walmsley. II. orting.
and Leons G. Matthews, 20. SIT
Ea. saith.
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Aluminium Plant
Sites Considered
Welsh Confers
With DR.. Rover

Consideration Of sites for the big
aluminium plant proposed for Ia
coma in the governments ex-
pansion program was under way at
Portland Tuesday.
The Tacoma cooperating COM
mittee has proposed four combi-
nations Of udelands tracts in two
different parts Of the Industrial
area. These proposals were sub
mitted several weeks ago to Off
Gals in Washington.
Frank J. Walsh. Industrial engl-
neer Of Tacoma Chamber Of Com
merce. was called to Portland
Tuesday 10 confer with DR.. Paul
J. Rsver, Bonneville-Grand coulee
power administrator, regarding
these tracts.
Eventual extension Of Hylebos
waterway IL involved in the plans.
although the extension may have
to wait for some time. depending
en- how soon the need develops for
deep waterfront for the aluminium
plant.
DR.. Raver returned from Wash
ington, ID. c. over the last week
end and is understood TO be in
formed as TO what the government
now proposes to do here. 1t is be-
lieved the work on the Tacoma
plant will get under way rapidly.
IL is to be operated by the DIN
parent concern back of
Remington Arms. Western Cart
ridge and kalunite. Inc. which
probably will be the immediate
operator of the plant.
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County Awards Bid
For Asphalt Plants

Thirty days speedier delivery
date won the contract for A. n.
Cox company of Seattle on two
new cold-mix asphalt plants, 1t was
decided by the board of county
commissioners Monday Afternoon.
The Cox compsny's bid was So
23ss4 which was second lowest.
The Feenaughty Machinery COM
pany Of Seattle. bid So. $50 but was
unable to make delivery for As
days.
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Fred w. Decker Dies
AT His Home Here

Fred W. Decker. 6e-yesr-old en-
ploye Of the St. Paul & Tacoma
Lumber Co. died Tuesday morning
at his home, 1945 So. Yakima ave.
He had been a resident Of Tacoma
since 1928 and was member of
the Zion Lutheran church here.
Decker wos native of Wisconsin.
He leaves his wife. Emelie: two
sons. Glenn. al Carmel. Alaska
and Karl. at Silverdale. Wash. !:
two daughters. Mrs. Ruth Nedro.
in Spokane, and Mrs. Bradley
Marsh. in Seattle. brother.
George Decker. IN Seattle: a
sister, Mrs. Minnie McKein. in
Portland. and six grandchildren.
Funeral services are being ar
ranged by the c. o. Lynn Co.
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II Apply
M;rthkau
AUGUST 10

Al GUST IL
Mrs. Henry Ferch, 1921 So.
Steele IT.
Betty Woolery, 47O2 So. Ia
coma way.
10 Ann Budivick. 1929 No.
Huson 81.
Shirley Johnson, 46l7 No.
18th 81.
Mrs. Bertha Tippie. 1928 Nc
kinley ave.
Bernard Kelvin, 500 So.
Cakes ST.
Joe Cusato. 1921 So. 18th 1t.
Kay and Karen Bennett, twins,
Sales Road.
Elmer Redford, 8041 East
Sherwood.
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log Red and White Stores
To Sell Defense Stamps

Red and White stores-1O6 of
them in Tacoma and throughout
southwest Washington - enthusi-
astieally announced Tuesday a
new line Will be introduced Thurs
Gay.
The new line will be u. s. ma
uonal defense savings stamps.
Every one of the LOG Red and
White stores will be stocked up
with the stamps for sale Thursday
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Announce Dances
For Enlisted Men

Dances listed by Tacoma Cham
Der Of Commerce for army enlist
ed men include the 161st Infantry
dance at Burton this Tuesday eve
ming. the 41st Division dance at
the armory Wednesday evening
and the 14sth Infantry dance at
Burton Friday evening.
The 161st Infantry men will
leave Municipal dock for Burton
at S o'clock.
The 4lst Division dances, an
nounced last week as switched to
Thursday evenings, have been re-
turned to Wednesday evenings.
However. these will be the last
dances scheduled until after man.
euvers are completed.
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ment has priority. However. there
vas no disposition 70 prevent the
Maritime commission from taking
over the vessel and restoring her
10 service on the Pacific or wher-
ever else the Maritime commission
wishes % use her
Under admiralty law. a vessel
has a personality and in wishing
they had a court order OF some
kind as authority here for her re-
lease. the local federal legal
lights suggested perhaps she
might be gotten free from the at
taehment by some sort Of maritime
"habeas corpus"
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Legal Notices
TACOMA PUBLIC sc

TACOMA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Bids for Equipment for the Voca-
tional School will be received at the
office Of the Secretary. Board OF Di-
rectors. Tacoma School District No.
10, up to 1900 O'Clock noon. Friday.
August Is, 1871, in accordance with
lists on file in said office.
The Board reserves the right 20
accept the bids which in its judgment
are best and 10 reject any or all bids
- CARL q. Caddey. Secretary and
Business Manager
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Markets of q Glance
TUESDAY

stocks: Irregular and quiet.
Bonds: Lower: u. S. governments
lower.
Curb stocLs: Irregular.
Cotton: OFF as much a. 81 O6 a
bale.
Wheat: OFF = 10 IL cents.
Corn: OFF = to :. cent.
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PORT CALENDAR

Vessels in port: None.
Vessels due: Caroinian. Baker
dock, Tuesday evening: City Of
Flint. Milwaukee No. 2. Wednes-
day; J. J. Coney, Maxwell Petrole-
UNI dock. Wednesday. Whitney OIL
son. Defiance lumber mill, Wednes-
day evening.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW NORk Steady: Tuesday
3 p. m. cable rates on major cur
rencies: England. pound, 403is,
off .00A; Canada, dollar. .ss7s. off
90 l-1s; Cuba, peso. 80, up 90 lie;
Mexico, peso, .2070.
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In this time of national emery
ency your country needs your
help. Buy Defense Savings Bonds
and Stamps regularly.
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Special Notices

REV J. J. PRUITT offers good care OF
piano for its Use. No children
Garland $3.50
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Portland Tuesday clearings 81
$50. 1854; balances 1852 .534 20
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BANK TRANSACTIONS

seattle Tuesday olesrings so p
a3S.276.s6: balances 1855 5O4 90 .
transactions SIS. sos. 00O. 90.
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and thereafter. Stamps will be in
denominations Of 10 and rs cents.
A. NJ. Greer. executive super
visor OF the Red and White stores
in Tacoma and southwest Wash
ington, described Tuesday how the
stamp selling plan was working
out with the L. s. government.
Service for Defense
we felt that II each Of the
stores would agree TO sell the
stamps then the Red and White
could do genuine service for ma
tional defense. All the stores. of
course, agreed enthusiastically to
handle the stamps. and the govern
ment coopersted willingly.
The plan. we feel, will repre-
sent a real service in many ways.
In small communities. particularly.
will this service be of help Take
the small community of Brooklyn
in the Grays Harbor area. for ex-
ample. No stamps are sold there
and the nearest place where Brook
Ign residents may buy stamps is
Aberdeen. 40 miles away. Begin
ming THURSDAY however. Brooklyn
townsfolk may buy stamps at our
store there. There are many SIM
liar situations"
Other Stores
Besides the 43 Tacoma stores.
stamps will be sold in Red and
White stores IN FARMLAND. Sumner.
Puyallup, McMillin, OTting. Ar
lctta, Ashford, Bucoda, Burton,
Centralia. Chehalis. Dockton. Gig
Harbor, Glenoma, Grapeview. MIN
oral. Morton. Nisqually Olympia,
Onalaska md Pacific City.
Purdy. Randle. Rainier. Roy.
Rochester, Silver Creek. Tenino,
Toledo. Winloek. Yelm, Aberdeen,
Arctic. Brooklyn, Elma.
Lebam. McCleary. Menlo. Ocean
City, Westport, Willapa and Por-
ter.
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ADVER Using
SALESMAN

LARGE local concern offers a splen-
did opportunity for capable adver-
tising salesman who is thoroughly
experienced in selling advertising
over the telephone Write az once
TO Box A-loo. care Tacoma Times.
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Instruction
A Real WeIdino Soho

A ReaI Welding School
lF YOU want 20 make Dig wages
take our course and be able % 20
70 work Welders in big demand
Top wages Day. night classes
Terms Our 20 wears experience
enables Us 70 teach you quickly
and correctly We own our own
plant Call or phone Northwest
Welding supply 27l5 South Ia
coma WAY. GA 5424
.nr nAnnER IN -. - =.
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STEADY single man for work on
poultry farm near CITY. must be
sober. permanent Good home
board room. wages. Write Ma
Tacoma Times
WANTED - SINGLE middle aged man
as caretaker on small farm Inquire
Rte !. Box $50 Tacoma. Military
Road
WAN Carpenter for contract
work on small homes. labor only.
steady Call Garland 2ls4 ewes
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TUESDAYS ouorArIoNs

Quotations courtesy Dean witter a
Co. Washington Bldg. members
New York Stock Exchange)
HIGh Low Gloss
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N. Y. CURB STOCKS

Closing Prices Furnished by
d. NIrata. r.....
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FOR BARBER JOBS learn with pay
AZ Nolers College. l2I5 Pacific.
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Finance Company Shares Lead
Stock List in Quiet DEALING
Dow-JoNES AVERAGES
-e-~

Dow-JoNEs AVERAGES
TUESDAY
Industrial 1881. off a.sa
Rail ......... 2e.s6. up OILS
Utility $1,000. 1854. off ole
SIS Stocks 49,. 1884. eff o.o5
Sales were 40. 900 shares. com.
pared with $50. 900 Monday. Curb
volume dwindled to 1900 shares
from $4,000 Monday.
NEW YORk-Finance company
shares led the stock market lower
In quiet dealings Tuesday. the 18th
consecutive session in which stocks
have dipped on balance.
President Roosevelt's order Civ
ing the government control over
installment credit lines unsettled
the finance issues. They dropped
TO losses running to more than two
points, with several setting new
1e41 lows. Mixed trends prevailed
elsewhere in the list. Aircraft
shares showed smart rsllying ten
denotes in late dealings. Selected
steels weakened.
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PAINTING. papering; good WORK, rea-
souable. I II Henry. Garland 1880.
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WANTED - small sets Of books -
keep. Expert work Low cost.
Garland 455s
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Dressmakino
Day and Contract Work

DUMP TRUCK WORKPLACES peat
soil and black top soil. Reasonable
rates r. Knutson Proctor 4l72
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Situations Wanted. Male

PL A S 7 Z RING patching: estimates
gladly GA 1864
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PAINTING - PAPERHANGING
j. !. Newman. M 375q
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RELIABLE MAN, no drinker. wants
loo a. nlgat Waterman. P. o Box
STA Tacoma
Evening star., 1941-12-05
By the Way
Beth Blaine

popular lovely
Zealand Legation they decided build
began Washington which build Well
after days canvassng fneooh comb they've found
which
And where
YOU suppose is? On Observatory right
They which they will
will live until the finished
already deep plans almost completed
Eppes Mrs William Fahnestock)
hospital of pneumonia for
over a letting any o
ILL., However all right and looking pretty
picture yesterday the Mayfover her back
the Fahneocks Maryland Eppes
country spend
their New Year Eve there and planning little house party
to celebrate t-vhch will
Fa1neoks Edward Gardner Dorothy Norman and Livingston
Sullivan of Philadelphia.
Chappels today with Robert
Mongomerys Upper York State The famous
been know making the Chap
pe house their headquarters while in Washington the other evening
small dinner the Bill Heads Mrs Montgomery the most
gold the shape of with huge ruby in the
center and earrings to match Very effective with her severe black
dinner gown.
O. P. Bill bridge
tables
Russ small bridge dinner night before last
Representative Jim Barnes
Auctnos and George VounaS lovely in deep purple
sleeves and high neck Mrs Auchncoss be-
Clages the
the suave Club Saturday December l3 Also
Mrs Arthur Fovs little dinner last night
included Spanish
asked friends lunch them the 1925
@ % sd @ 4ts nv NJ Edd.s Tordan % Sr W. hare % hr bsud a
having her small British refugee charges, and
Dina Guinness come for the holidays from school and she and Mrs
play Youngsters Byne
teephonng and calling all the ladies its
Maj Richard week-endng
Hnckley which Helen
since he Washington friend
Baldwin
and whose Miss Katherine Judge still makes the Nations
William Flathers invitations
their for daughter Agnes January they invite
course and imagine the wonderful scope for costumes!
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Netherlands Diplomat
And Wife Entertain.
Florence Bickins
Feted at Shower

Miss Mary Wilkinson entertained
At a supper party and linen shower
last evening N the home of her par
ents. M. and Mrs. j L. wilkinson.
in compliment to Miss Florence
Bickin2. whose marriage to Mr.
Charles Leslie Walleigh of Wash
ington Will take place Saturday,
December 81. IN the Eldbrook Meth
odist Church. The guests included
Miss Ellen Anderson. Miss Margaret
Parker. Miss Betty Casey, Miss
Kathleen Sheriff, Miss Doris Park.
Miss Martha Featherstone, Miss
Edith Smith. Miss Virginia Riley,
Miss Helen Wiehle. Miss Peggy
Wilkinson. Miss Betty BreWton. Miss
Ann Wilkinson and Miss Sally Lou
Wilkinson.
Miss Patsy Michael and group
of friends will entertain at a sup
per party and kitchen shower this
evening. in compliment to Miss
Bicking
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Mrs. R. S. Copeland
To Pc Entertained

Mrs. Clarence w. GroSner VIII
entertain this afternoon at cock
tails from to : o'clock in her home
in Massachusetts Park for her
house guest, Mrs ROYAL S. Cope
land of New York. widow Of Senator
Copeland.
Mrs. Grosner will have assisting
her at the tea table Mrs Arthur H.
Vandenberg, Mrs Claude Pepper,
Sonora de De Bayle, Sonora de
Baron. Mrs. L, F. Arnold. wife Of
Representative Arnold. Mrs. Leo
Brison Norris. Mrs. Harold Duane
Jacobs, Nine. George Boncesco
Misses Marian and Mary Theresa
Norris and Mrs Grosner's niece,
Mrs. Wilbert z. Gordon Of Balti-
more.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Nine. LOudOn
Entertains
At Legation
Hostess to Women
Who Are Aiding
Sailors Bazaar

Nine. Loudon, wife of the Minis
ter of the Netherlands. was hostess
at tea yesterday at the Legation,
entertaining the women interested
in aiding the bazaar for Dutch
sailors, which will be held all next
week at the British War Relief
headquarters, at 1917 Connecticut
avenue.
Nine. Loudon received her guests
informally in the drawing room.
She wore a moss-green tea gown
made with long sleeves and a square
neckline, which was Ornamented
with gold clips to match the belt of
the gown.
Bright pink SnapdragonS were
the drawing room, and on display
during the afternoon were sample
kits of the kind which will be bought
for the Dutch sailors with the money
obtained from the bazaar
In the dining room the tea table
was centered with a bowl of yellow
roses. and assisting the hostess were
n VI lIit vi iIlC N ga
ton. They included Countess van
Rechteren Limpurg. wife of the
Counselor; Baroness van Boetze-
laer, wife of the Vice Counselor;
Nine. Meier Ranneft, wife OF the
Naval Attache; Nine. Weijerman,
wife Of the Military Attache; Nine
H. N. Boon, wife of the Second Sec
retary, and Nine. L. A. H. Peters,
wife of the Agricultural Attache of
the Legation.
Among the guests was Nine. de
Marees van SWinderen, who is hon
orarv chairman of the Holland Sail
ors' Christmas Fund, which is spon-
SOring the bazaar. Also at the tea
table were Mrs. Stanley F. Reed,
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman, Mrs.
Stanley K. Hornbeck, Mrs Raymond
Clapper, Mrs. Eugene Never, Mrs.
Warren R. Austin, Mrs. George Cor
don. Mrs. Eliot Wadsworth, Mrs.
Julian Gillespie, Mrs. Granville
Emmet Mrs. c. Mathews Dick. Mrs.
Barnet Mover, Mrs. William J. Dono-
van. Mrs Helen Montfort Noodle.
Mrs Frank Buck Miss Cobv Never
Ranneft and Miss Achsah Bowie
Dorsey.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Mrs. John B. Coetz
Hostess at Dinner

Mrs. John B. Goetz. whose hus-
band. Ii. Goetz. is assistant to 1t.
Col Phillip w Root OF the general
staff of the 29th Division, was host
eSs at dinner last evening enter
tanning in her apartment in the
Westchester. Her party was in honor
of 1t. Goetz' sister, Miss Helen Dor
othv Goetz and Mrs. A Coulter
Wells Others al the dinner. which
was followed by turtle racing. were
Mr.. Harry Richter. formerly OF Day
ton. now with the Bureau of In
ternal Revenue. and 1t o. Paul
Bruno. U. s A. formerly of New
York, now on duty Al the War De-
partment.
Ii. GoetZ. who is with the 29th Di-
vision on maneuVers in North Caro-
lima, is expected 10 return Tuesday.
Later, he and Mrs. Goetz will 60 TO
New York for vacation They Will
not return until after January /.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Alberta Popkins
Wed to Mr.. Hiadon

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert R. Popkir5
announce the marriage Of Their
daughter, Miss Alberta NJ. Popkins.
to Mr.. John W, Higdon. il August 2
in Frederick, Nd The Rev. J. H
Schmitt of the Centennial Memorial
Church. United Brethren in Christ,
oficiated.
The young couple are residing with
the brides parents until their apart
ment is completed sometime next
month.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Mrs. McF adyen
Entertaining TODAY

Mrs. McFadyen. wife Of Col. Ber-
nice NJ. McFadyen, U. S. A. will be
hostess at tea this afternoon enter
tanning in honor of her mother, Mrs
J. P. Billups of Grenada. Miss, who
is spending a week with her.
Mrs. McFadyen is being assisted
at the tea table by Mrs Wilbur VIM
son, Mrs. James Wheaton and Mrs,
A. D. McFadyen, sister r-in-law of the
hostess