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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

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Fssplfstor and F<s.asnts ~ me
fsenbow lakes sEsa uafked foF
mers than tsse hours FRIDAY n
IN stismpf 70 fssivs zo-mDnths-
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Tanwax AXIS : llffls after 10
o'clock.
The child sppsrsntiY siipp<f eff
ihs wharf In ffnnl - E<nf,os I'M
tie parents. nf ard Nfs fomef
c. chfistisn have lived - ens of
the rsbins a re- ine
shortly after noon tn ber as
pfoaoanesd dad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Big Auction Sale
OF County Land

Amt1 the din x eosstrzletIon
Nafk On - 49, RIeFes eeae<x
eo1ffhonss sisFsleF zhsft 1r<e4r
nnsr paul Nswmaa's staff hn>d
ons u tte .afeszk tax Ian1 slzeIlens
n nsanfns Friday.
chief Dspsty 1. = Johnson <pia
10 pieces & property - - h'ea-
esl hl16srs Ard reported : totaI
M.m u so 80 taken into kAe
treasury
TIE largest sale ~ ~ aHe<IEn
was nat a tha empty belldlne At
7fo-11 Pacific ave. iusl south q
ths cts hall Wfieh vent fe9
=. SIS 10 San offeFHi@n. : ipe@i
tznk 1zaieT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

wAsnfN0TON Ths hoass for
siEn affairs COMMITTEES Friday ap-
proved = Measure 70 give Ehs
president mes powsr 10 control
tho s8tfancs and exit from tble
country u All psr~ns citizens
and sllsnA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Quartz Co.
Will Build
Plant Here

Philadelphia Quartz Co. Of
California will establish a
quarter-million dollar plant in
Tacoma, 1t was disclosed Fri
day by the Chamber of Com
merce. Preliminary construc-
ton is already underway.
The company will manufacture
silicate of soda in its various forms.
and the ma ,or market Of the new
Tacoma plant will be in supplying
liquid mineral adhesive for the
plywood and composition board
industries of Washington and Ore
gon. Sodium silicate. commonly
known as water glass" IL derived
from silica sand, which IN turn
will be shipped here from points
within the state.
On s-Acre Site
The new plant will be located on
an eight-scre tract at Ia. 18th
st. and Taylor way.
W. F. Lyons of Oakland. engi-
neer in charge of construction. IL
starting Immediately TO drive pill
ing. construct fences and ether
work preliminary To erection Of a
steel building so by 20 feet in size.
auxiliary buildings and a liquid
storage tank farm.
1t is expected the plant viii be
in production in six months.
Second to Come
This Is the second industry To-
CONTINUED on Page 3. Column 81
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Army Buys Two
Ford Co. Plants

DETROIT - Ths Rssa klsfsr
company has ssid i've - ~
plsats - the assrsermastev
esrp- u The q. \. army ana ns@y
seil another isFgsF plant. esss-
p@ay speks~mas saia tsass.
HAIRY Benn~tt. Fesd p<rsss-
NET airneter. ssld - army hes
bsaxht sazsii parts distfiiatsas
pianis 81 Charlotte. n. e.. ssa
Philsaeiphia ard h aiskefinE fer
purrhsss ef the seeftie plant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

Observation-Disclosures
Roosevelt Friday indicated a
possibility that further fed
eral actions will be taken to
enforce labor peace in defense
industries under his procla-
nation of unlimited national
emergency.
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authorized the strike which tbs
SIX other members had called in
their absence Ths Washington
discussions we're recessed until the
union had ironed out tns oontro-
versy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Collapse Of Narrows Bridge
Prompts Study Of S. F. Span
To Prevent Similar Fate

SAN FRANCIsc0-The ss5 900 900 Golden Gate bridge.
longest suspension bridge In the world should be nvest
gated and studied in light Of learned from collapse
Of the Tacoma Narrows last recommended
in engineers report made public Friday.
The Cone the Golden osis bdKsE
former engineer distributed dsreetora
findings snlents altar sxhsaaiss
or dsis Of the sfnfetuF IN s1na
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Statewide Defense
Proqrom Mapped

OLYMPIA - Tlbs state defense
councils newly executive
COMMITTEES Friday scheduled a
meeting in seattle next Monday 70
plan a statsSl6s educational eaEn-
palgn 70 coordinate dsfense ae-
ilvitiss
Members Of the COMMITTEES we're
" Walter Williams. Seattle.
James Neal. Olympia Phi Alex
sndsr. spokane Heary Fo.s. Ia
coma. and Gift Ksynor. Eilsns-
burg. Kaynor Nas selected BY Cos.
Martin a. the isfh member d the
council
HANE TRAEeAfTIONg
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construction and safety. That dls.
sstsr prompted many independent
Investigations. 81 which the pre-
iifninsry study 81 ths Golden Gate
bridge was one.
the San Francisco News added {
Long ago engineers noted IN
explained oscillations in the Golden
Gate bridge. particularly during
tcontin,ssd on Page 2. colnma -
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WEATHER FORECAST

Unsettled tonight and SUNDAY.
Temperatures; High. So; low, IS.
sus rissa. a:I6; sets, Ss0z.
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II does not cay even Indirectly
that the bridge Ia unsafe but ron
cIudss that further intensive
studies involving certain wind con
ditions must be made 10 dstermins
definitely whether corrective meas
urss ara necessary. ~ believes that
investigation may show that the
span must be strengthened strtlc-
turaily.
Contents Of the report were
made public BY A. X Bagshaw.
bridge director for Marin county.
Naturally" BaTshsw s.ld.
"thls report win receive the
Immediate afsentisa ~ ths
board ~ directors. Until
have studied n coala ast
comment further"
The Golden Gate bridge" the
report said. can be considered ~
the first one remaining 10 require
investigation and study IN light Of
the engineering lessons learned
from collapse last Nov. q ths
Tacoma Narrows bridge. " an IN
vestigation shows that corrective
measures are necessary. they
should - taken"
TACOMA COLLAPSE
PROVIDES kNOwf.ED0E
Not until wind forces had cr,tm-
pied the Tacoma Narrows span
and plunged the wrsckaEs into
Puget Sound vas the engineering
world eognizant Of ibs problems
Of ssrodynsmies related to bridge
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Democrats
Open Their
Convention

Picture Of Young Democrats
will b. found on page one Of the
second section today.
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Young Democrats from
various parts of Washington,
gathering In Tacoma since
Thursday afternoon, opened
their ninth annual two-day
convention Friday afternoon
in the Hotel Winthrop roof
garden.
A keynote address by State Sen.
Shirley Marsh of Longview was the
opening event.
Trustees Of the state federation
met in the morning. ahead OF the
main convention, and so did the
Womens Democratic Conference. a
body separate from the Young
Democrats. Mrs. Nan Wood Honey
man. an Oregon visitor. headed the
speakers list at the luncheon Of
the women's group.
To Hold Reception
Scheduled at o'clock Friday
afternoon as a prelude to the con-
vention banquet was a reception
for state elective officials and
party leaders In the Army and
Navy room Of the hotel. Among
those promising their presence,
Convention Chairman John Z.
Fletcher announced. were Lt.-Gov.
Victor A. Meyers, Attorney Gen
eral Smith Troy. Land Commits
sioner Progressive Jack Taylor.
Secretary Of State Belle Reeves,
Insurance Commissioner William
A. Sullivan. Treasurer Otto A.
Case and Auditor Cliff Yelle.
Election Of a permanent eonven-
4ion chairman was set for the
afternoon session.
Magnuson TO Speak
Congressman Warren c. Mag
nuson OF the first district, combin-
ing the Young Democratic clubs
convention with his trip to Alaska
in connection with proposed Alaska
highway. will be the featured
speaker Friday evening.
Also to speak are Dick Neu-
berger. Oregon legislator. news
paperman and author, and Charles
Leach, chairman Of the Oregon
State Democratic Central COM
nittee.
Din Expected
Saturday mornings session Of
the convention will open at 10
o'clock with introduction of guests,
who will include former U. S. Sena-
tor Clarence c. Dill.
Between meetings. at 1 o'clock.
the state executive board of the
Democratic Central committee will
be called together by Chairman
Clarence Coleman Of Everett.
Two contests are expected among
the 500 convention delegates at the
final session. scheduled at o'clock
Saturday afternoon. As the only
statewide PARTY meeting Of the
year. the platform TO be drawn up
ct that SESSION will attract interest
and 30 will the close contest be-
tween Ted Little Of Ephrsta and
Ronald Orr of Aberdeen for state
presidency.
May 60 10 Spokane
Spokane was making a strong
bid 10 be 1912 convention city, IN
the selection set for the Saturday
afternoon nseeting.
The convention dance honoring
rev officers and past presidents Of
the Young Democrats will be held
Saturday evening in the Crystal
ballroom
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Helpless Civilians Choke
To Death in Dugoui During
Five Hour Long Attack
Ventilation l. Cut Off; Red Cross
Tukss Victims 10 Cemeteries for
Moss Buriuls: Chunqking Damaged

CHUNGkING. Chins--0ffcials said Friday that 7Dl
persons snffoeaed last night In the worlds arses
underground dugont during vehonr intensive raid b,
Japanese warplanes
Mass deaths resulted when ~ four entrances
90 the dugout became overerowded that ventilation
was cut off, The entrance only two feet sbevs
average persons height and erevding refugees
formed a human wall which effectively sealed the
tunnel.
Red Cross trucks took the dnsout victims suburban
cemeteries for burials.
The Japanese raid Thursday night caused the mast
widespread destruction yet made by Ihs many Japan
csc air attacks on the provisional Chinese capital
the first night raid this year and only 4
hours after attack in which estimated 80
killed.
Sevenytwo bombers In eight flights of nIns each
bombed the old city and the modern suburbs starting wide
spread fires The raiders first dropped flares and thsr
showered bombs the downtown and waterfront
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BAsK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ............... t4,s4z 900
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
Miss StalwiCk
Sets Nuptial Day
VIII Wed Mr.. George
Reagan on Saturday

When Miss Helen Stalwick
entertained early this week
for another bride-elect, Miss
Betty Kuhl, the occasion had
double importance since the
hostess told the guests OF
plans for her marriage to Mr.
George Reagan. June 81.
The ceremony viii be read In
Luther Memorial church. Miss
Kuhl. who on May IL Ia to become
Mrs. Lennard Richards. will b.
matron of honor with her sister
Miss Evelyn stalwick. as maid OF
honor. Two other sisters. Miss
Betty Mae and Miss Charlotte. viii
be the bridesmaids.
Miss stalwick's party was Q
miscellaneous shower and smor'
gasbord dinner. followed by bridge
for which honors were won by
Mrs. Otto +. Kuhl and Miss Ros'
Mary Burke.
Other guests included Misses
Vivian Dignes. Jane Ryland. Eve.
lyn Taylor, Augusta Dickinson
Rose Mary Burke. Mrs. Rober'
Martin. Mrs. Richard d. Smith
Mrs. william Sherman OF Yelm
Mrs. Wilfred Blasing and Mrs. O
]. Stalwick.
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Friday evening at 8 o'clock,
members and friends Of Central
Lutheran church will come to-
gether socially In the church par
Tors. for the Friendly Friday"
program and fellowship hour.
Friendly Friday" programs in
May will be under the auspices of
the Young Peoples Luther league.
The outstanding feature of the
program will be the presentation
of the play entitled, Buddy Buys
an Orchid" Members OF the
Luther league will take part, the
cast including Gordon Keller.
Helen ostberg, Mary Clark. Mar
jorie Clark and julius Beck. The
program win begin with q com
munity song service, under the
direction of Mrs. S. K. Dahl and
Eugene Gjertsen. president Of the
Luther league. will lead in devo-
tions. Music will also include as
piano number the selection,
Clair de Lune." by Debussy
played by William Gjertsen.
Following the program a social
hour will be enjoyed. with ladies
of Circle 2 as hostesses. Assist
ing Mrs. c. A. Benson. chairman
of the hostess group, refreshments
VIII be served by Mesdames Anns
Byrd. Katherine Esnouf. c. II
Harvey. Fred q. Henricksen, A. A.
Lee. Edward Morck. Augusts
Muth. Lena Sehwarz. Anna Vslen-
tine. J. K. wahlquist and S. 4
Dahl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
Spring Concert
AT Seminary
Upper and Middle Schools
To Be Heard on Monday

Parents and friends Of
Annie Wright seminary stu
dents have been invited TO
attend the annual spring con-
cert program at the school on
Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
The numbers viii be presented
by the Upper school chorus
and middle school glee club
with several incidental solos.
The program viii include:
Youth at Dance .Mousorgshy-Silver
The Big Brown Bear =. Mana yucca
May March .......... Forman
Upper school chorus.
Beloved Daddy ...... Puceim
willamette ............ Del Aqua
Frances McGinnis
Jack Tar's Farewell. ......
........... English Chantey
London Town. Welsh Folk Tune
The Animal Store Stimson
Middle school Glee club
Rsrcarolle, Tales of Hoffman.
................ Offenpacn
Frances McGinnis. Frederick
Wallis
KAN ......s.... .ss.ssss hdsseh
Lift Thine Eyes, Elijah. ....
nandalssohn
In These Delightful Pleasant
Groves ............... Purceh
Upper school Glee club
None But the Lonely Heart.
............. Tschaikowsky
Come Sweet Morning arr. by A. L.
Virginia Ludwick
Nay, Bid Me Not Resign Love.
] .............. Mo1arl
Virginia Ludwick and
Frederick Wallis
Night Winds .-...... GODDARD
Parade of the Wooden Soldiers.
JcbScl
John Peel. Old English
Upper school chorus
God Bless America. ..... Berlin
School choruses and audience.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
Thursday GirIs Plan
Important Meeting

An important business meeting
will be held during the evening
program of the Thursday Night
Girls club of the Y. W. c. A. at
S o'clock this evening. There will
be a discussion of club officers
for the coming year. and girls
appointed TO serve on the club
nominating committee will be an
nounced. The tentative Summer
club program will also be dis
GUESSED rs well as q decision made
a. to q spring or fall installation
Of the executive officers. Miss
Beatrice Kimbsl, club president,
will preside a. chairman Of the
business meeting.
Mrs. Edith Colbo will preside as
program chairman at which time
Miss Amy Morissh Of Seattle will
relate her experiences as white
collar girl" in the Occidental Set
tlement IN Japan and her return
trip 20 the United States.
Il
Miss Betty Wilson. industrial
representative chairman OF the
Fun frolic jointly sponsored by the
Y-Ed and Thursday Night Girls,
viii announce final plans for this
special event. Club girls assist
ing her include Misses Mildred
Butchcoe. Ruth Bunten. Dorothy
Fisher. Beatrice kimban. Dorothy
Wilson. Nellie johnson. Nerns
Schsnck, Ida Yates. Mabel Marcus
sen and May Sorenson-
Miss Mabel Marcussen will pre-
side as hostess at the club din
nsr to be held in the y" dining
room, at 6:l5. Dinner reservations
NAV be placed each Thursday
morning before 10 o'clock
Evening classes will begin at
O'Clock. Those offered for this
term are handierafts under the
direction Of Mrs. Ray Robbins
elee club. Miss Betty Pistt, snc
open forum with Miss Gladys Lar
son as discussion leader. The
dancing class viii be conducted
curing ths recreation hour at
. eAcA1sk, NHeA VA eonplsas u
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Parties PreCede
u. U. Club Dance
Mr.. March Is Chairman OF
Annual Spring Formal

Among the parties proceed
ing the University-Union club
spring formal Saturday night
will be a no-host dinner at the
club for members of the COM
mittee, of which Mr.. James
March is the chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Ttlow are
giving a dinner party at their
home. with Miss Margaret Foo
garty. Mr.. Harry Norman and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Landauer a.
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Il. Arthur OF
Steilacoom lake have invited
Messrs. and Mesdames Herbert
satterlee, Thomas C. Rathbone
Leonard r. jackson. Ralph John
stone, Dale Keil. E. c. Cooney
Clarence johnson, J. r. Bjellane
and Leo Barton for cocktails.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
Miss Strong Again
Acclaimed in Seattle

Once again Miss Peggy Strong,
talented daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Strong. has brought distine-
ton to Tacoma. Wednesday eve
ning ut the annual Matrix Table
banquet sponsored for women Of
achievement by Theta Sigma Phi,
national women's journalism pro-
fessional, Miss Strong was one of
nine women singled out for accom-
plishments during the past year.
Particular mention was made OF
her mural for the Wenstehee post
office which WAS displayed at the
Seattle Art Museum last fall
Aatrix Table wzs held this year
n the Spanish ballroom Of the
Olympic hotel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
Arrangements
Complete for Tea
Or+hopedie Affair 10 Be
Saturday at Franklins'

0rthopedic women of Ia
coma are crossing fingers and
hoping the weather man will
arrange things in their favor
on Saturday afternoon when
they hold their annual charity
tea at Seamont, the spacious
home of the George Griggs
Franklins.
Mrs. Franklin will receive
the guests and welcome them
to the lovely home and gar
dens. OF particular interest
will be the rose arbor which is
at it's height at the present
time.
Pouring during the tea hours
will be Mrs. A. N. Gunderson
president of the Orthopedic board
which Is sponsoring the tea; Mrs
Samuel Wilson. past president;
Mrs. Il. X. Reynolds and Mrs. d
A. williams, two Of the charter
members.
A musical program for the aft.
ernoon has been planned by Mr.
Frank ]. Nurding and Mrs. L. f
McClelland.
Young girls who will assist IN
the dining room will be Mise,
Claire Thompson, Rose Mar,
Steele, Jean McCrea. Barbar'
Quinn and Marilyn Murray.
Members of the colored Ortho
pedic guild have volunteered TO b
in charge Of the tea sandwiches
The committee is headed by Mrs
Minnie Miller. president, with Mrs
James Beck, Mrs. Madeline Gibson
and Mrs. Laura Ellis assisting.
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Clubs

Spanaway Preschool is sponsor
ing a card party for Friday, at s
p. m. in the Spanaway school. Five
hundred and pinochle will be play
ed, and refreshments served.
Thursday Night Book Reviewers
will meet this week at the Nc
Cormick library at 7:30. This will
be the third in a series of round
table discussions Of the classics,
and the books chosen for the eve
ming are those of the Old Tesla
ment.
Swedish Order of Nasa will hold
its annual May festival dance Sat.
urday evening at Valhalla hall
1216la So. X. A program ha!
besen arranged to precede tn,
dance. and refreshments will bs
served at the close of the evening
WOmen's Society, Trinity Metho-
dist Church, will hold its regular
meeting on Wednesday at p. m
in the church parlors. Tea will b
served by Circle 3.
Epworth league, St. Paul.
church, IL sponsoring a skating
party at Roller bowl from e:3t
to 1880 p. m. on May 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
Famous Author
To Speak Here
Armine Won Tempski 70
Appear IN Tacoma

All those who have read
Born in Paradise" by Armine
Won Tempski and all those
others who intend doing so,
will be interested to know
that the author will be in Ia
coma Friday afternoon to de-
liver an informal lecture at
the University Union club.
Her talk, which comes at 2
O'Clock, will be followed by a
tea hour, when those attend
ing will be given the oppor-
tunity of meeting her.
Mrs. Fred Klopfenstein is in
charge Of tea-time decorations and
Mrs. Edwin L. Carlson and Mrs.
John c. Taylor will preside over
the service.
Sponsored by Rhodes Bros book
department, the talk is open to
the interested public. The author
will be introduced by Junia Todd
Hallen, who will serve as hostess
for the afternoon.
Miss Won Temski appeared in
Seattle Wednesday evening at the
annual Matrix table banquet given
by Theta Sigma Phi, national
women's journalism society, at the
Olympic hotel.
Tacoma women who were privi-
legged to hear her there describe
her as colorful and witty, with an
abundance of vitality and person
atty.
She is OF Scotch-Polsh descent
and has spent the greater part of
her life on a cattle ranch on the
island of Maui, T. H. Her book
Born in Paradise" appeared in
condensed form in the February
Readers Digest.
White Clover Past Matrons' clut
will meet on May with Mrs
J. r. Clark. 6423 So. Puget Sound
Mrs. Lettie Sharman will assist
with a 1890 luncheon.
Mckinley Hill Improvement cluf
will hold its regular meeting a.
p. m. Thursday In the Mckinley
. school An entertainment and re
freshments will follow the meet
ing. and plans will be made for 4
victory dinner for the Mekinle,
Hill basketball team.
.
Destiny court. Order Of Anna
ranth. ways and means COMMITTEES
will conduct g rummage sale a
J 1922 Tacoma ave. Thursday an'
Friday from 10 a. m. to 4 80 p. m
Daughters Of America will NEE
Friday evening at s o'clock !
Warren hall. Mrs. Clyde Davis Wi
preside
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
Miss Rowland Honored
On Return From travels

Miss Gloria Steel. daughter of
Mrs. Violet w. Steel. entertained
at dinner honoring Miss vernetta
Rowland, who has just returned
from a two months trip throughout
the United States. A spring motif
was carried out, with fresh bios
SONS decorating the home.
Guests included Misses Vernetta
Rowland. Patricia Calvert. star
steel and Messrs. Robert Weston
Daniel Cahill, Donald Piper and
John Reilly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
Blossom Time Cabaret Saturday
Brings Many Reservations
Annual Dance 81 Winthrop 10 Be Benefit for Jesse
Dys;n Boys Rsnch 7. NJ. B. c. and Ladies TO Enierisi

Numerous reservations have been received by club Off
Gals for the informal Blossom Time cabaret dance IN the
Crystal ballroom Of the Hotel Winthrop Saturday The
dance put jointly by the Ledes of the Y NJ r. C. and
the Young Mems Business club, is benefit for the Jesse
Dyslin BOYS Ranch
General chairman Mr.. Charles Mady, is being assisted
BY Mr. Ted Haaknson club president Messrs. Kenneth
Rrnemmer. Larry Huseby, Helmut L. Jueing, Norman
Henshaw. DR. Charles Green, jr, and Oscar Williams.
The decorations viii feature May poles and May baskets
of flowers each table and coorfu balloons suspended
fro mthe balcony Mrs Jerry Geehan chairman, is being
assisted bv Mrs Ted Haanson wife of the club president
and Mesdames C. Amos Booth, Samuel Crippen Clyde
Knowles Charles Mady and David Fogg.