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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Pledge Dance
Saturday
Kappa Siems Theta, Zetes
To Entertain Jointly

Miss Jean Hallen and Bill
Gregory, pledge presidents Of
Kappa Sigma Theta and Sig
ma Zeta Epsilon. respectively,
are completing arrangements
for the annual pledge dance
of the two organizations Sat-
urday from 9 until II at Tit
low beach. A clever prison"
theme is to be carried out in
decorations. The programs
are black books with balls
with chains attached.
Music for dancing will be
furnished by Ray Toole's or
chestra.
At recent evening meeting of
the sorority the girls drew slips,
in the customary manner. to find
who their partners would be.
Attending the dance are Misses
Lille Morovec. Marcea Jones.
Maxine Lister. Betty Heaton,
Marian Carson, Harriet Cline. Lois
Rasmussen, Dorothy Hager, Irene
Fearn. Elinor Upper, Jacqueline
Moore, Ruth Grain. Odena Jensen,
Betty Siegle, Janice Stenson.
Peggy Steele, Marijean Hartel.
Mary Katherine Hsger. Becky Nc
Dermid, Jean Cunningham, Anne
Barlow, Dorothy Backlund. Mar
garet Johnson, Mary Lou Fulton.
Jean Hallen, Betty Bauer. Billie
Diedrieh. Sherley Day. Marijane
Lewis. Marjorie Simpson. Mary
Elizabeth Morton. Deborah Webb,
Arliss Wilder. Dorothy Selden,
Martha Mcneil. Janet Robbins,
Doris Meredish and Constance
Cosne.
Also John Richards, John Hun
gerford. Thomas Cross. Robert
Hedburg, william McMaster.
William Tucker. Norman Walker.
James Walter. Melvin Blanchard.
Lloyd Baisinger. John Beer. Aldo
Benedetti. Donald Brown. Howard
Donaldson. Austin Fengler, War
ren Montgomery. Roy Murphy,
Arnold Rucker. Donald Stolberg,
Joseph Alongi. Stanley Asplund,
Thomas Beer. Wayne Brown. Allen
Danielson. Sherman Day. Edward
Dever. William Glover. Victor
Grabar. Donald Hersey, Bernard
Holdener. Lee Mackey. Donald
McClain. Robert Saunders, John
Spencer. Richard Steele. Gene Tor
gett. John Vandenberg and Bart
Wood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Three Honor
Miss Button
Bride-elect Plans Winter
Wedding in East

To fete Miss Lois Button,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. o.
G. Button, who is to become
the bride of Ensign Kent Man
ming Cushman, U. S. N, dur
ing the coming winter, Mrs.
Edwin West, her mother, Mrs.
r. W. Brooks, and her sister,
Mrs. Carleton L. Waugh of
Bremerton, entertained at the
West home recently at a
linen shower.
The guests spent the evening
in games, honors going to Mrs.
V. c. Pauhlmsn. Mrs. Clarence L.
Killing and Miss Jean Button.
On the tables orchid and white
chrysanthemums were used.
Guests included Mesdames c. L.
Killing. o. G. Button, mother of
the bride-elect, Leila G.. Hill, Gill
Wright. J. w. Kalkus, aunt of the
bride-to-be. Robert Thoren and V.
c. Pauhl man. Misses Helen
Latcham of Seattle, Marjorie
copeland. Joan worley, Virginia
Ann Thomas, Jean Button and
Betty Barton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Warren Assembly Entertains
SATURDAY. at Barn Dance

Warren Assembly is giving
barn dance this Saturday evening
after a short business meeting in
Warren hall. Hours will be from
9 until IL o'clock. Warren AS
sembly invites all Rainbow Girls
DeMolays and their friends to
come in their old clothes and
dance to the music of Bob Cozine
and his orchestra.
Miss Janet Hodgdon is dance
chairman assisted by the Misses
Cora Stowe, Barbara Saunders.
Marie Stowe, Lois Myers and
Mary Read. All members of
Warren Assembly have tickets for
the affair.
During the meeting. which will
be conducted by Miss Cora Stowe,
worthy adviser, and Mrs. Roy
Roberts. mother adviser. shadow
pals" Of last term will be revealed
and new ones will be drawn for
the new term.
Final plans will be made for
the entertaining Of the board
members the evening Of the AS
sembly's second birthday.
A definite date will be set for
the skating party al the Roller
Bowl TO be held shortly after the
first Of the year. Miss Barbara
Saunders is TO be chairman Of the
skating party. The meeting Will
start promptly at 7:30.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Party Honors
Bride-to-Be
Miss Alice Peterson Is
Guest Of Honor

Mrs. Theodore L. Peterson
entertained in her home Sat
urday evening in honor of
one of the fall seasons many
brides-elect, Miss Alice Peter
son, who on Nov. % will be-
come the bride of Mr.. Al
vernon Lewis. Miss Peterson
is the daughter of Mr.. Peter
Peterson of Eatonville.
During the evening. games were
played and the honor guest was
showered with gifts for the kitch-
en- Of her home A late supper,
served at small tables. followed.
Vari-c ored chrysanthemums
were used throughout the rooms.
Guests were Mesdames s. T.
Larsen, Oscar Brown, Lillian Eli
son, Minnie Borg. Jerry Zemek,
Herbert Seaman, Carlton Peterson
and Alex Wallsten, and Misses
Helen Peterson. Doris Williams,
Edna Nelson and Sally Dingle.
Honors at games were awarded
Mesdames Oscar Brown, Carlton
Peterson and Minnie Borg,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Otness-Smith
Vows Read
Welded Nov. | at I'm
pressive Home Ceremony

Event of Nov. was the mar
riage of Miss Vivian Smith,
daughter of Mrs. s. J. Smith,
to Mr.. Oak Otness of Yelm,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack OF
ness of Petersburg, Alaska.
The ceremony took place at
the home of the brides
m o { er, the Rev. Carl A.
Johnson reading the VOWS IN
a setting of palms, chrysan-
themums and white candles in
the presence of relatives and
close friends.
Accompanied by Mrs. Emmett
Gragg. Mrs. Ned Graves sang y
Love Thee" and The Lord 4
Prayer
For her marriage. the bride
wore a chiffon gown, made prin'
cess style with long, full sleeves
With II she wore a finger tip vel
which both her mother and hei
grandmother had worn at theii
weddings. The veil was caught &c
the top of her head by two white
plumes. At her throat was gold
nugget cross. a gift of the bride
groom. A white gardenia was
placed on top of the white Bible
she carried.
Miss Ruth Downton, wearing g
pink gown with fun skirt AND
carrying Rapture roses. was the
maid of honor .
Mr.. John Otness was best man
and Mr.. George Frivold was the
Granddaughter.
In charge Of the guest book was
Miss Eta Mae Coffey while Miss
Lois Floydstesd took charge OF
the gifts. Both are cousins of the
bride. Pouring at the reception
which followed were Mrs. A. b
Rushmer of san Francisco and
Mrs Hans Hansen. aunt Of the
bridegroom. Miss May Floydstead,
cousin of the bride. and Miss Judy
Hansen, cousin of the bridegroom,
served.
For her wedding trip. the bride
wore a black seal coat over her
afternoon frock. Her accessories
were red and her flowers were a
corssge OF gsrdenias. Both the
bride and bridegroom are gradu-
ates of Pacific Lutheran college.
A recent shower honoring the
bride was the one for which Mrs.
Lew Floydstead and her two
the Misses Lois and
Fioydstesd. were hostess
es. Games were played during the
evening.
Those present were Mesdsmes
Robert Wood. A. B. Rushmer. J. c.
Broswell. Nora Solay. Thomas
S. J. Smith. Vernon
Brszesu. l. P. Larsen. D. Coffey.
Fred Angus. Francis ST Onge,
and the Misses Borghild Frivold,
Esther Frivold. Msrysnns Dor
man. Mae Floydstesd and Eta
Mae Cotfey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Mrs. Wood Hostess
To Junior Women

Meeting for dessert luncheon at
the home OF Mrs. Patrick Steele,
with Mrs. Clifford Wood as CO.
hostess. members of the executive
board of the Tacoma junior Wo-
mans club will convene for their
monthly business session on Mon
day at l o'clock.
Mrs. Morley Brotman. president,
announced the recent appointment
Of Mrs. William Arid Johnson.
one OF the members, as Junior
State Fine Arts chairman.
Foremost topic Of discussion at
the meeting will be the benefit
bridge and box social to be given
later in the month. Reports on
both the recent dance and the dis
trict convention, held last week
in Tacoma. will be given.
Board members expected to at
tend are Mesdames Morley Brot-
man, A. T. Dockeray, Calvin Stew
art, Harold Sather, G. f. Skewis,
A. Plummer York. Patrick NJ.
Steele, Charles J. Weller, L. o.
Reisinger. w. 3. Groves. Marion
c. Edwards. John Roberts, J.
Hubert Craft, Floyd Austin. Louis
A. Misener. Lloyd Sell. Clifford
Wood, Wilson Peterson. Albert
Miller, A. w. opperman, e. f.
Llewellyn. Harold Rock. r. H.
O'Neil. NJ. NJ. Dodge. William
Arid Johnson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
League Has
Fall Drive
Drama Group Offers
Bonus in Present Campaign

A pal ticket to the next
major Drama League produc-
ton, The Night of January
16," to be presented Dec. 3 to
6 and Dec. 10 to Is. will be
given as a special bonus in the
present membership drive. ac-
cording to Mrs. Dayton Finni-
gan, president of the Tacoma
Drama League.
New members who missed
the first production of the
season will be given a pal
ticket with their membership
card to attend the mystery
thriller, directed by Roy
Boyles.
Membership in the Drama league
is open to anyone interested in the
Little theater and the various
phases of its work, including OPP
portunity to appear in the work
shop productions" of one-act plays
as a player or part of the produce
ton staff. A special radio work.
shop group will be organized after
the first of the year.
Three workshop plays. open to
members of the Drama league
only. will be presented Nov. 81
and % at Sis p. m. The main
theme of the three plays is COM
edy, following the pattern OF the
current season of comedy" for
1941-42 as announced by the board
of the Drama league.
The one-act plays are THE An
niversary," comedy by Anton
Chekhov, to be directed by Mar
gerry Gordon; Afraid of the Dark"
by w. E. Callahan, directed by
Tony Lello, and Company House"
by Sigmund Stoles, a one-act draw
ing room farce of modern Ameri-
can life, directed by Margaret On
stad.
The Tacoma Drama league be-
gins its second year in the Little
theater on / st, which transformed
an old garage building into one of
the Northwests most interesting
theaters. Notable feature of the
Little theater is the 32-foot re-
voldng stage. which helps to elim-
mate long periods Of waiting be-
tween acts.
Membership tickets may be OBJ
tanned from the theater at 210 No.
I st. or by calling Mrs. T. A. Nc
Kay at Broadway 1912 or Mrs.
Dayton Finnigan at Proctor 7146.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Reservations
ForLuncheon
Armissies Day Event
Planned by Auxiliary

Plans are complete for the
fifth annual Armistice day
luncheon of the Ray c. Rob-
erts auxiliary, Veterans OF
Foreign Wars, to be held
Tuesday at the Bonneville
hotel at 1890. Mrs. A. <.
Holman, general chairman,
announces many reservations
have been received and fur
Their reservations may be
made by calling Main 2973
or Garland 4791.
Early reservations include Mrs.
y. c. Christensen. third district
president; Mrs. James X. Cope
land, state patriotic instructor:
Nrs. o. Elwood Anderson. state
color bearer; Capt. and Mrs. Tunis
3. Cordill; Mrs. Calvin w. Stew
art. state defense chairman for the
Washington Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs: Mrs. Charles r. Grover.
president Elias ]. Messenger aux
Hilary; Mrs L. B. Overhaul. presi-
dent Edward B Rhodes auxiliary;
Mrs. J. d. Champagne. president
Tacoma No. l3s American Legion;
Mrs. Charles Houts. president
d. A. v. auxiliary; Mrs. A. r.
Morrison. president Mayor z. NJ.
Brown auxiliary; Mrs. Edwin Neel.
president John r. Thompson aux
Hilary: Mrs. H. NJ. Goblet. presi-
dent Canadian Legion auxiliary:
Nrs- Stacy Pratt. president Of the
PIT. A. council. and Mesdames
L. H. Houge c. w. Gale, e. NJ.
NcCrath. r. A. Hedberg. Myron
Green, Chris Jorgensen. E. c.
Allen. John l. Taylor. NJ. c. Lsven.
r. +. Hagen. Faye Monthei. Fran
els Bremen. Al J. Courneau, Lyle
Burgess. Rooert Colombini. Arthur
Robinson. o. c. Fletcher. r.
D'Olivio. Charles Schwarg. Guy r.
Melton. A. E. Hofstad. Lester p.
Clark. George r. Laughlin. A. w.
schlegel. John Mariana. w. W.
Carpy. L +. Theriault. William
Buechler. David Clemensen. Mar
tin Joyce. c. J. Earls. Calvin
Guthrie. Armand Van Leuvan.
Alice Robinson. A. l. Morris.
Frank Balsano, Albert Greco, Will
lam Dusell. Edna Cunstrom. o. J.
Holman. A. Z. Holman. John
Bradley. Robert Ballard. Arthur
Butler. Emman McAllister, J. b.
Retallick. T. v. Gribble. d. A.
Ritten, d. ]. Russell and L. w.
Craig.
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Evening circie. First baptist
church. meets Monday evening at
Sis o'clock At the church. Host
enDes viii be Mrs. o. ]. Henning
and Mis- Irma Hazen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

Their assistants are Messrs. c.
W. Washburn. Horace G. Geer. Le-
Roy r. Baker. Russell W. Farr.
and James NJ. Healy.
Programs. employing somewhat
the Lumber Bowl" idea, will be
made Of veneer. tied with the GRIM
son and gray of w. S. c. and
backed with red and white Of A.
and NJ
Dancing from $50 until I
o'clock will be followed by buffet
supper at / o'clock. Reservations
are TO be limited to 125 couples.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
December Football Game Inspires Important Social Event SO0n
Kickoff Dance at U.-U. Club
Set for November 20
First Affair Of Season 70 Have Lumber Bowl" 1heme
Mr. Weinheri, Mr. Smith Are Co-Chsirnen

There be college banner in every hand and cheer IN
every voice AT the University Union club late this month
when the Lumber Bowl Formal" is staged. This KICKOFF
sends social football high in the air for another
parties at the popular club and the set for
Nov % promises to be classic among events of its KIND
Timely will be the theme Of the evenng-the Washme
ton StateTexas VI football game which to be played
here Dec g. The cubrooms will be playing fields, rooters
stands and substitute benches all in and there VIII be
profusion of shaggy football blooms chrysanthemums
The dance committee headed by Mr. George Wenhart and
Mr.. Roscoe Smith. co-chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Holy Rosary Mothers
Sponsor Food Sale

Holy Rosary Mothers club will
sponsor a food sale Sunday in the
vestibule of the church. Proceeds
will go towards the Improvement
of the school.
Those assisting between masses
are Mesdames George Bischel.
Peter Masonic. Joseph Ehnst, John
Harbottle, Michael Kelley. John
Coyne. Albert Knelleken, Bernard
Mccormick, Gerald Eaton, Michael
Petrovitch, Samuel Gloor, Paul
Hebert, John Brady. Louis Tore.
A. L. Brockwell. George Bader.
Ella O'Brien, John Halgren and
Henry Pentimonti.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Stadium PIT. A. Plans
Benefit BRIDGE Party

Members Of Stadium PIT. A.
will entertain at bridge party at
$50 o'clock Nov. Il. A short pro-
gram will precede the afternoons
game.
Mrs. Donald crawforth Is gen.
eral chairman for the affair. as
sisted by Mesdames Newton Tenn
pie. Fsrlsn z. Nye, Fred Conrad,
Russell Ness. John Sheldon. Wall
ter Aoyles. Lawrence A. NUM-.
Roy L Kneelsnd and Edward
Olson
Proceeds from the party. which
is 10 be q benefit affair. will go
towards films for visual edUoa-
ton; for scholarships for junior
and senior college students, and
81 the Carl Lindouist fund for tire
care Of tonxils and sdenoldA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
DeIts Alphs Gamma
Alumnae to Meet

Delta Alpha Gamma alumnae Of
the College of Puget Sound will
meet Monday evening at o'clock
at the home OF Mrs. Robert Spring
Betty Butler). 5040 So. L. with
Miss Phyllis Albert assisting.
After a short business meeting. a
social hour will take place and
refreshments will be served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Delphian AIumnse
VIII Study CUBE

Delphlsn slumnae viii meet al
the Y. w. c. A. Tuesday. Mrs.
r. E. Elder viii be supervisor for
the study Of Cuba, the Pearl Of
the Antilles" Cuba and Her
People Of Today Reasons for
the Decline Of Cubs" Cuba.
Grab-Bag." "Cuha's White Ghost
and Cuba as a Winter Resort"
will be discussed by Mesdsmes
Elder, n. r. Wood. r. !. Sanders,
A. +. Firmin and G. Z. Griffith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Republican Women TO
Hear Ii. Com. Chastak

Republican Women of Pierce
County will meet on Thursday for
noon luncheon at Laughlin's cafe.
Mrs. J. Peter P. Healy. president
of the group. has announced that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Seminary Mothers Until
10 Meet Monday

Members of the upper unit of
the Mothers club at Annie Wright
seminary will meet at 1890
o'clock Monday morning at the
home OF their chairman, Mrs.
George T. Stickney, 1922 No. 5th st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

a special program will include a
talk by 1t. Comm. Chastak on
Defense" Mrs. A. C. Wilhelm is
the program chairman. Other
speakers will be Mrs. w. Gregg
and Mrs. Bucan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Mrs. Reu. Mrs. eIsom
To Hold Open House

Mrs. Parry Rsu and Mrs. Clara
Elsom will be at home TO their
friends on their eighty-fourth
birthdays Sunday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Elsom, sos No.
Yakima ave. apt 3oe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

Evening circle. Flint Baptist
church. meets Monday evening at
Sis o'clock At the church Host
enDes viii be Mrs o. J. Henning
and Mis- Irma Hazen.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
Gunfire Heard Off
Delaware Coast

CAPE HENLOPEN, Del, Dec. ~
,UPD = Maj. Ralph S. Baker, COM
manding officer at Fort Miles, said
today that sentrieS and officers re-
ported hearing heavy detonations
offshore which were believed to be
gunfire.
we have no exact knowledge OF
what is happening" said the COM
mander of the 26lst coast artillery
stationed here.
The firing was heard at scatter
ed points along the shore clear
down to Maryland.
However there were no visible
indications of gunfire. But the re-
ports were very clear
The naval base at Cape May, NJ.
said it had mo comment.
First reports were received by cl-
william observers along the coast.
Maj Baker said.
Army officials at Fort Salisbury
also reported hearing the blasts.
They said the detonations apparent
ly were from gunflre and that they
knew of no practice firing IN the
area
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22

!
Tough U. S. and Filipino troops
apparently bested the Japanese IN
the opening stages OF an attempt
to put 10000 to 100000 troops ashore
on strategic Lingayen gulf 135 TO
15C miles north of Manila.
Gen. Douglas Macarthur reported
that his men more than held the!
own" and beat off a landing at
tempt at one point.
HITLER TAKES COMMAND
The removal of Field Marshal
Walther Won Braubitsch as German
commander-in n-chief by Hitler start
ed a host of rumors.
London believed that Hitler'S move
NAV indicate the fuehrer is embark
ing on some desperate strategic
gamble which Brauchitsch opposed.
The British suggested possible moves
into Turkey, Spain and portugal
or an all-out attack on the BRUSH
Isles, possibly launched by an at
tempted invasion of Fire.
Other rumors centered on possible
disbursements within the German
high command but responsible Brlt-
ish observers warned against over
optimistic speculation.
A Stockholm newspaper reported
from Berlin that Field Marsha.
Fedor von Book, commander OF the
central sector of Che Eastern front,
i'll and has been forced to give
I'D his command.
Rumors about Won Book, Brauch-
tsch and other Nazi high officers
directing the attack on Russia have
been frequent since start oil the
large German retreat.
JAPANESE ASSAULT
The war department in Washing
.on reported that the Japanese az
ived off the Lingayen gulf coaos
in a fleet of 80 transports, heavily
protected by warships and aircraft,
and attempted to send men ashore
n the vicinity of Agoo.
The Japanese employed l50-man
oarges, some of which succeeded in
gaining a foothold. Apparently the
japanese moved tanks in on the
)arges-probably light armored ma
chimes. American tanks in their in
tial combat of the war rumbled into
action against the japanese ma
| chimes.
Macarthur said that there ap-
peared no doubt that the major
Japanese assault on Luzon now has
begun.
The japanese attack on Lingayen
caused no surprise to the American
IHQ in the Philippines. 1t had long
oeen anticipated that the japanese
would attempt to go ashore there
Continued on Page 2; Column -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
Here Are Some of
Christmas Lights
Contest Entries
Is Your Display Up?
f Net, Join This List
For Lighter Yuletide'

Literally scores of Ell Cen.
trans have entered the Christ
mas lighting contest, a house,
toulouse canvass by Post
Press neWsbOys shows. Here 5
partial list of those whose light;
arc burning each night:
Roy Hammond, 434 Wensley; MIS-
w. A. Tondro. 525 Wensley; Diane
Clemons. 632 SandalWoOd; Mrs f
A. Burger. 626 Wensley; Victor OBJ
20, 1876 Holt; Eugene Beatty, 12(
East Orange: Lula Goss, Orange
at New street: Mrs. Groves, Thiro
and Orange: Mrs, Bosoha, 308 Holt;
Mrs. Miner, 399 Holt; S. B. Gibson
Hamilton avenue; Mary Nah, 394
Hamilton. Mrs. G. w. Davis, 1852
State; Mrs. Miller, 12l East Orange
Elizabeth Wiley, l73 State.
w. j. Pound 56l Orange; Mrs
Yarwood. sos orange; Mrs. Pique
ST. Orange; u G. Robson, 85f
Brighton; Mrs. Tom Easley, 856
Brighton; j. R. Hunter, 1864 Brigh-
ton: Mrs. A, F. Spring, 1926 Brigh-
ton; Mrs. b. L. Shawn, l484 Olive,
Harry S0nes. 1434 Olive; Glenn
Kieffer. 1926 Olive; Mrs. George
Kassler 1887 Olive; Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Maljan, 1927 Olive; Mrs. Ad-
(Contnued ON Page ., Col. A.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22

Ashby. also of El Centre. collided
head-on, Highway Patrolmen Roy
Wells and A. N. Bisgard said.
Eye witnesses told the officer
that Ashby was driving all oycl
the road" a few minutes beforl
the crash and that Mrs. Langef
car was n the correct lane of traffic
at the time of the accident Front
wheels Of the cars struck head-on
After the impact the Ashby coupe
sailed through the air and landed
upside down.
A car driven by H. Chestnut. 54.
Iowa, and Ace Algen Dotson, Ca
leXico. collided Sunday at the in
tersection of highway 80 and thu
Central Valley highway two mies
east of Ell Centre No one was in
jured, officers said
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-22
EIks Play Santa Again in
Big Annual Kid Party

Santa Claus will keep his annua,
engagement with the children of the
Ell Centro and Holtville areas at the
big Ell Centro Elks club party at
the United Artists theatre in E.
Centro at $50 am. Thursday.
Every year the beloved Saint ano
his assistants, the Elks, delight the
hearts of between $500 and 3'O0t
Youngsters at Imperial Valleys most
hilarious holiday celebration. After
the show. Santa will distribute
candy and fruit. Holtville children
are welcome to attend.
Elks also will conduct their an
nual distribution of Christmas ba3-
kcts to homes of the needy in the