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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
MONDAY


Washington preschool stu d y
club meets Monday at SIS p. m.
at ala No. 26th st. with Mrs.
Maurice Palmer. parent education
chairman. presiding. The subject
Is Character Building" and the
following members will give spe-
cial reports: Mrs. George Brown.
Mrs. Fred Desseau. Mrs. c. N.
Garman and Mrs. Dele Gunnerson.
Mrs. George Barragor will present
ideas for Thanksgiving decora-
tons. Ideas viii be exchanged for
making children's Christmas gifts.
Mrs. w. G. Bott is hostess.
Washington PIT. A. meets Mon
day at 2:3o p. m. in the school
cafeteria with Mrs. J. d. Shotwell
presiding. Walter West Of the Bet
ter Business bureau will speak on
Correct Buying" The school
chorus win sing and will be direct
ed by Miss Patricia Winney. Host
esses are Mesdames Hugo ohla,
Hugh Wallace. Homer Humiston.
w. z. Wilson. Dean Bennett and
Paul Benson.
Whitman preschool meets Mon
day at 8 p. m. in the kindergarten
room with Mrs. Harold Smith pre-
siding. Mrs. Ivan Bellinger from
the public library will speak on
Books. the Golden Legacy" Host
esses are Mrs. Terry Muntz and
Mrs. Lester Winslow. Officers and
chairman are Mesdames Harold
Smith. president: Lloyd Kord. first
vice president; Bert Mccoy. second
vice president; Terry Muntz, secre-
tary; John Berry, treasurer; ]. P.
Summers. budget: Carl Kembel,
clinic and health: Joseph Lewless,
hospitality; Rudolph Melander, his
torian: A. T. Ninman. kindergart-
en-; Emmett Gilespia. magazine;
Lloyd Kord. membership: Edward
Bowman. parent education; Cliff
ford Weeks, program; r. L. Farm
err. PIT. A. representative: Elmer
N. Muzzy. publicity: A. T. Solely.
publications; Leo Lehman. record
book: II. N. Leslie. safety: Marge
Winslow. sunshine; Floyd Tharge,
telephone, and Curtis Durbin,
ways and means.
rUEspsY
Arlington Preschool meets Tues
day at 8 p. m. at 6s45 So. Warner
with Mrs. Elmo Nelson presiding.
Mrs. Joe Thornley, will speak.
Hostesses are Mrs. Charles Rey-
nolds and Mrs. Roy Spooner.
Horace Mann PIT. A. meets
Tuesday at ESQ p. m. in the audi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest In u. 8. WAR
BONDS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

11r. and Mrs.. Russell Linn Kas-
selman announce the birth of their
third child, = son. Nov. 4. He IL
70 be named Russell Linn Kassel-
man. jr. welcoming him are his
sisters, Karen Lee and Gretchen
Anne Also sharing the congratu-
lations are Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Charles Kassclman and Mrs. Todd
GoodAke and great grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs- stephen Todd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

Ivy Camp, r. N. A.. viii meet
Friday evening at o'clock in the
I. o. o. F. hall.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Stewart
Prisoner
OF .Daps
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Jack Stewards brother. Keith.
is alive in japanese prison camp!
The Detroit Red Wings, await
ing the start of hockey practice.
received this great news today
from Manager Jack Adams.
II was feared Keith Stewart
was dead. that like hundreds Of
his comrades in the Winnipeg
GFehadfers- he had perished when
the japanese overwhelmed the last
defenses of Hongkong Christmas
Day. More than 40 of his friends,
including six cousins, enlisted in
the Grenadiers from his home town
of Pilot Mound. Man.
Announcement that Keith was
alive came through the Red Cross,
according TO the Red Wing de-
fenseman. who phoned Olympia on
his way 10 Detroit apparently 10
join the Wings in their practice
which opens next week. Stewart
has been helping his father harvest
on their wheat ranch.
'T am not certain, hut I be-
lieve Jack and Sid Abel are GO
ing TO rejoin the squad" said
Adams. There was some talk
when they left that they might
enlist in the Canadian army"
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Columbus Is Near
Little Series Title

SYRACUSE, n. Y. Sept. 20
GNS) The Columbus Red Birds,
American Association champions,
were bent on taking their fourth
game with the Syracuse Chiefs,
International League champions,
today and coping the little world
series championship without fur
ther ado. The standing is now 3
games TO ! in their favor.
The Birds pecked the Chiefs for
a 10 to 5 victory last night, gar
nering 13 hits against 10 for Syra-
cuse, and their swatfeSt was helped
along with six errors contributed
by the International League
CndmpS.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Golf Pros Aid
War Agencies
By VI. F. DRUKENBRoD

Golf is about 10 take place in
the background for the duration.
What is played from now on will
be limited TO spare time and with
equipment now on hand.
The situation was summarized
in this manner by Frank Sporgell
of Grand Rapids. president OF the
Michigan section of the Profess
sional Golfers Association. at the
pro presidents dinner last night
at the Detroit Country Club.
In closing their books for what
probably will be their last COM
petitive season until peace returns,
the pros turned over $1,171 to four
war relief agencies. The money
came from entry fees at the pros
tournaments.
gold membership card IN the
PGA was awarded 10 j. Russell
Gnau, the man most responsible for
the three Ryder Cup Challenge
matches played here. Gnau was
prevented by business from at
tending the meeting. He joins
James d. Standish Jr. and Gil
Currie of Midland as honorary
members of the Michigan branch.
In making the award to Gnau it
was pointed out that the three
Ryder Cup matches here netted
more than SD, 900 for war relief
agencies.
In the pro-presIdent tournament,
the Lansing Country Club combine
of Marvin Stahl and President
Gordon Bygrave won with low net
total of 14S. Stahl had 73, and
Bygrave 81, with a 6-stroke handi-
cap.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Eyes
Ruffing
As Yank Hur|er
Only Three Cardinals
Have Series Experience,
and They Won't Play
BY LEO MACDONELL

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 29.-With a
complete sellout of reserved seats,
the scalpers today were asking $50
for a block of three tickets for the
first OF the World Series games to
be played here between the YAM
KEGS and Cardinals starting to-
morrow.
Sportsman's Park. scene OF the
games in 81. Louis, has capacity
of about $4,000 persons. The stand
ard price of the set OF three tickets
emitting the buyer 10 one seat at
each of the first three games here
was SIPS or S5.75 each.
With Mort Cooper definitely
named the Cardinal pitcher for the
opening game tomorrow. there was
considerable speculation as TO who
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
OVercOnfidence
That's Bueaboo Commanding Attention of Dorais
as U. of D. Prepares for Wayne Game
BY HAROLD KAHL

Overconfidence. the bugaboo OF
many an athletic team. commands
the attention OF Coach Gus DoraiS
81 he prepares his University Of
Detroit football players for their
engagement of the season
against Wayne University at the
stadium here Friday night.
". of ID. rolled over Wayne by
a $40 score last year. Keep No.
81 in mind because thereby hangs
this story. ~
\ On the face Of what tranSpircd
il is only natural TO assume a
team capable OF amaSSing that
score would feel certain of another
one-sided victory the following
season, providing its squad had
not been completely riddled. II
is no wonder then the TitanS who
played in the 1871 rout feel they
are in for another soft touch
Friday. --
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
.Yanks See End
In -Four Games

EN- ROUTE TO ST. LOUIS,
Sept. % CUP).-The New York
Yankees headed west today in
quest of their seventh world
championship in IL years.
This time they face the rags
TORCHES Cardinals of st. Louis.
They figure the trip will turn out
to be a golden one if they can win
one of the two games which will
open the 1912 world series at
Sportsman's Park Wednesday and
The aristocrats of baseball we're
murder for American League
teams at Yankee Stadium this
season and are confident they will
polish off the greatest stretch
team in baseball history on their
own grounds
Manager Joe Mccarthy was
cautious, as usual, but the Yankee
players were not as conservative.
They can't see the series going
beyond the three games which will
be played at Yankee Stadium Sat-
urday. Sunday and Monday.
If the two-day rest doesn't cool
off the Cardinals, the Yankees
feel St. Louis will put up a read
fight in this first shot for world
series dollars in eight years. The
Cardinals, while not the lowest
paid club in the majors, aren't the
highest either. They could use
that extra $1,000 or so that makes
the difference between the win
ming and losing end.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

Dorais doesn't share that gem
eral feeling of confidence, all be-
cause nc has good memory.
especially for that No. "a as
referred 10 football scores. He
recalls that back in 1925 one of
the greatest University of Michi-
gan teams OF all time whipped a
good Navy eleven, $40.
IL wasn't the largest score
Michigan ever made, but IL was
the largest ever rung up against a
strictly top flight aggregation. 1t
was a Michigan team that dropped
only one game. the famous batta
of the mud against Northwestern.
80. II beat Illinois. Red" Grange
and all. with that famous passing
combination OF Bennies - Fried
man TO Oosterbaan.
The next season Michigan played
the Navy az Baltimore. The Wol~
teontinucd ON Page ee
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Angott Whips Spo|di
In Every Round

NEW ORLEANS, La. Sept. %
tUP). - Lightweight champion
Sammy Angott of Washington, Pa,
won every round of dull. 10
round non-title bout from Aldo
Spouldi of New York in the feature
OF a program last night commem-
Grating the fiftieth anniversary of
the Sullivan-Corbett fight here.
The fight was so slow and un-
interesting that the referee halted
il twice-in the sixth and seventh
rounds-and threatened to call il
no contest.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Hockey
Young Tennis Star Home After .ooo-Mie Jaunt
TO Escape Entering N. 7. U.

PHILADELPHIA, s ept. %
QNS). - Ted Backe. 17-year-old
New York tennis star. was en-
rolled for classes at the University
of Pennsylvania today following a
! 1,0O0-nnile flight from home to
escape entering another school.
Ted left his home in Bay Shore,
N. Y. last week when his father,
Ted B. Backe, real estate broker,
insisted that he matriculate at
New York University. From ST.
Louis, en- route TO the West Coast
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Stadium
Golfer Gets Ace

Charles Escoe continues the
champion golfer among the Briggs
Stadium employees. but had to
share honors in yesterdays tour
nament at Hawthorne Valley with
Jack p. Stack. While Escoe, head
man in Olynpfa's ticket office in
the winter. was banging out a
nifty "a, Steck collected an ace
on the 141-yard third hole by sink
ing his No. 5 iron tee shot.
Louis (Red) Moreau, superin-
tendent of Briggs Stadium, was
closest TO Escoe with SO, and Steck
had IS. Ed Erdmore won a S2S
war bond in a special competition.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Sox Sunday Pitcher
Joins u. 5. Marines

CHICAGO, Sept. % GNS).-
Ted Lyons, White Sox hurler who
will face Bill Lee, Cubs pitcher.
in the city series opener at Wrig-
ley Field, tomorrow, was men,
Der of the United States Marine
Corps today.
Lyons was sworn in by Capt.
J. c. Pye yesterday and put on
inactive status pending future call
for training. ----
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

for an airplane factory job, the
youth wired his father:
Looking for a position. Not
very happy" The elder Backe
telephoned the st. Louis Star
Times; a reporter located the
young tennis player and they
reached the anxious parent on
the telephone.
Instructed TO take the fastest
train north. Ted arrived in Phila.
delphia yesterday and the BackeS
went to PENIS admission office
The youth will go to Wharton
school of finance and commerce.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
If Cards Expect Yankees
To Kick Away Games
They'll Be Surprised
Team Batting Averages the Same

ST LOUIS Sept 29-The local admirers OF the Cardinals
admit that outside of pitching the figures are agn EN-
to the formidable whom Billy Southworth
miracle will in World Series starting al sportsman
Park here tomorrow
But the Cards will run like n until somebody throws
the ball away they'll win the games explained one
of the warmest of the ST. Louis clubs followers.
Expecting the kick throw the ball away Is
antcpatng lot from best defensive team in baseball the
grandest defensive team in the New York American League p
history and probably the greatest in history.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Here Are the Figures

With record of % games against lost backed up
extremely low earned Cooper undoubtedly
pitcher The Yankees need not feel assured OF ne ao
ty TO that the American Leaguers
turned back his offering in the ASar With the help OF
Lou Boudeau and Rudy York the junior aguers
whipped the senior loop boys the ntereague asta ous
in New York in July, you'll remember.
Young Beazey matching Coopers fine record 20 games
and only g. the only Yankee 2Ogame winner
record of 2 losses for 1912 Spud Chand
captured TO and lost D.
you like figures here the latest averages OF the PROB
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
State BOXING
Official Dies

LANSING, Sept. 29.-Donald d
Monk Monroe. prominent Lam
sing businessman and member of
the state boxing commission, died
today following a brief illness.
Monroe. al. i'll with heart dis
ease, suffered an attack shortly
after 9 a. m. and was pronounced
dead by a Lansing physician. at
9:17 a. m. The Lansing fire depart
ment's inhalator worked over him
for more than 80 minutes without
success 5t
Monroe was appointed 10 the
state athletic board of control by
Governor Van Wagner, Jan. 81,
1871, for a three-year term. He
was the owner of a large gas sta
ton i'm the downtown district.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Cardinal Rise in Brief
.2S0 80

Here's thumbnai sketch of the Cardinals championship
achievement:
May 15The preseason avore to win the title was mlred
in sixth place with losing mark of 13-14-48l.
June Had climbed into second place.
July 4On this soothsayers whichever team is ahead
this date usually wins the title The Cards with
$50 games behind Brooklyn team rolling along
seemingly invncible high with mark of 512O1lS
August 15-Cards still 9 games behind with 6942-o22
record to Brooklyn's 79-33-705
September Laner hurled veher to beat Brook
lyn 2 Field to put Cards in first place tie From
August Is to September IL Birds played at phenomenal
s06 pace to Brooklyn's 15-13-.536
September 13-Howard Krist and Bill Beckman combined
to beat Phs 32 enable Cards to split doubeheader while
Brooklyn twin bill to Cincinnati Cards thus take over
first place, never to be tied thereafter.
N September 27-Ernie White beats Cubs o. fve-her
TO win ttle
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

An outside chance according tc
the New York Yankees.
Dem Buns" noSed out by the
Cardinals after they had the skillet
ready for all those Worlds Series
potatoes, probably could suggest q
few names, but could we print
them?
Somebody suggested "Brea-
dOn's Babies" All of the Cardi-
nal regulars are under 80 except
second baseman Jimmy Brown
and Outfielder Terry Moore.
They're exactly 80. Howie Pol
lett, the Cardinals fancy kid
lefthander, just qualified to vote
when he became 21 this sum-
mer. The average age OF the
team Is 26.
Branch Hickey says gleefully
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
MAY PITCH THREE

The Cardinals think il will be
Bonham. the New York clubs
pace-setter in games won during
the regular American League sea-
son this past season. Borhar1 won
81 games and lost 5 as against 22
won and 7 lost for Cooper.
Johnny Beazley, sensational
freshman who will pitch the sec
ond game for the Cardinals here
Thursday. won II and lost 6. Ruff
fling captured ID and dropped z.
There Is an excellent chance
that Cooper may pitch twice
more II he beats the Yanks In
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Eddie Lewis Meets
Gordon in Comeback
ToNIGHT'S Rot rs

TONIGHT'S BOUIS
Eddie bad Man Lewis ~ Flash
Gordon, in 3 falls.
Babe Kasaboski VS. Rufus Jones In
3 falls
Harold Chaundy VS.. George ConneL one
fan
Louis Kline VS. Billy Beard. one fan.
Flash" Gordon. former masked
grappler from Hollywood and now
a war worker here. Will tackle
Eddie bad Man" Lewis. in the
former mat promoters third come
back bout at the Fairvicw Car
dens this evening. The match is
best two in three falls.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Difference Is in SIueeing

the Yankees their league in fielding the Card
the National loop And extensively the 1anks
appear much powerful than their adversas Whe
choose the hitting averages OF the two cup
is in the home department where the Yankees on paper
at least reveal decided superiority.
of last official averages announced but few days
end regular league the Yankees had
toaed against 80 for the Cardinals Between
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Connie Tells Off Johnson

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. % (INS).-Manager Connie Mack
declared today that oueder Bob johnson Through with the
Athletics" he has played his last game with team
bury Sugger quoted telling at his home
in Tacoma Wash that he dissatisfied with the AS bonus
didn't play with the Ath
letics." Reorted Connie:
johnson be sold and he doesn't play with us he
anybody treated Bob well here
paid player the team lot than
he worth
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

them Charley Keller and Joe DMaggo totaed more home runs
46) all of the Cardinals together Keller had bagged
26 and DiMaggo 90
Joe Gordon right behind Joe with Is Take Red Rolfe
who has The Yankee third sacker
has exploded eight homers comparatively few in
played during the American League schedule ony
Enos Slaughter Stan Whitley Kurosw have bet
the roundtrp deparment-Enos with l3
Musial 10 Kurowsk g.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Bowling Triplieate

Sam Esordi of the Lawndale
Five in the Springwells House
Bowling League came through
with a triplicate last night when
he rolled three identical games
of 1S2 for 546.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
rren of st. Theresa NO. 2f) -.
CARDS, POOR FELLOWS, LACK TAG
All Under 80, II Gould Be 'Breadons Babies

This team didn't cost us dime.
We developed nearly all of the men
in our minor league farm system. 1"
Million dollar babies from a
chain store.
Now that the Cardinals did II,
everybody Is trying to discover
their success formula. Like that
of the millionaire who got that
way by putting in long hours.
working hard and inheriting his
uncle's fortune.
1t could have been the B-1 vita
min pills they fed the Cardinals.
Only they started taking those last
year. and all they could do was
finish second.
Maybe they were delayed action
pills.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

will huri for the Yankees-either
Ernie Bonham or Charley Ruffing.
From New York, after the Yam
KEGS worked out yesterday, came
word that Joe Mccarthy was still
"a bit uncertain as to whom he
will start.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Some More Statistics, Friends

Other statistics on drive.
From September Cards tied for first place to the
finish Cards played at 122-.S57 to Brookyns 10-4-7H
August 15 when big drive got into high to the hnsh
Cards played at 37-7-860 to Brookyn's 25-17-.595.
During stretch drive from September to finish, Cards
played at 21-4-.S40 to Brooklyn's 16-10-615.
And finally from July to fnish Cards played at 6519
.774 pace to Brooklyns 53-30-.639.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Series Umps

CHICAGO. Sept. % GNS).--
World Series umpires as an
nounced by Baseball Commits
sioner kenesaw Mountain Lands
will be:
American League - William
Summers and Cal Hubbard.
Steve Basil, alternate.
National League - George
Magergurth and George Barr.
Thomas Dunn, alternate.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29


ST. LOUIS, Sept. 29.-Some-
body just recalled that the new
National League champion fardi-
mails don't have a nickname! Last
years champs wouldn't be recog-
nized except as Dem Buns" And
the late 1884 pennant winning Red
birds are fondly remembered as
The Gashouse Gang" But the
new champs, poor fellows, have no
nickname.
All they have Is the National
League pennant, sure share Of
a juicy World Series melon and
a chance to become world cham
pions.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

Continued on Page l8)
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

Maybe they were delayed action.
pills.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

If YOU like figures here the latest of the prob
nlavers in the starting lineups here tomorrow:
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
SPORT IS
BY LEO MAcDONELL

New Workers Top Their
League in Fielding,
St. Louis Is Fifth
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

continued ON Page set
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

Million dollar babies from a
Hickey chain store.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

Branch Hickey says gleefulIy.
Evening star., 1942-02-01

ing the Wyoming Valley Club, 1914
Connecticut avenue.
Evening star., 1942-02-01

Many Are Heading
For Florida Resorts.
The annual pilgrimage of many
Washingtonians to the sunny South
has started and number are estab-
lished in Florida for the season.
Col. and Mrs. Joseph M. Heller are
at St. Petersburg until the spring,
while Mrs. Harry Sherry has gone
to Pensacola to visit her son and
daughter-in-law, 1t. and Mrs. Sid
ney Sherry, and Mrs. Lawrence
Gassenheimer left yesterday for
Miami Beach to be with her mother,
Mrs. Sallie Weinrich. Mr.. Gassen-
heimer is expected to join them later
in the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Feldman also are at Miami Beach,
where they will be for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Schwartz are
among other travellers, having gone
to Arizona, making the trip by motor.
Mrs. Schwartz formerly was Miss
Evelyn Reuben. After visit with
Mr.. SchwartZ's father in Arizona
they will 60 on to Los Angeles to
stay for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. kaufman
Are in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. kaufman
are at the Hotel Shelburne in At
lantic City, where they went the
middle of the week for a brief
holiday to celebrate the 40th ami
versary of their wedding.
Mrs. Albert Shire of New York
has come to stay some time with
her son, Mr.. Albert Shire, jr, in
his Georgetown home. Mrs. Shire,
Evening star., 1942-02-01

Mills Hills will leave tomorrow for
Mobile, Ala, where they will visit
Mrs. Copes mother, Mrs. Robert
Wright, until March l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Hewitt, jr.,
and their son, Frank L. Hewitt, III,
are again in their Silver Spring
home after a visit with relatives In
Houston. Mrs. Hewitt and her
young son spent several weeks there
and were joined last week end by
Mr.. Hewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd S. Stewart are
returning in a day or two from a
two-weeks stay in Miami.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
OF Personal Note Here
Number of Weddings Hold Attention;
Annual Exodus to Florida Begun

Weddings interest this end with guests from out
this afternoon when Miss Lois Baer will
David Resman Mr. Herbert Rich Jr
will he married Miss Jane Elias in New York. was given
bachelor Thursday evening at the House
of Newark and Mrs j. W. Solomon OF Will
the Rekman-Baer wedding and are staying
latter
Mrs Joseph Nathan Reman OF Atlanta
bridegroom here for the week end to attend the
wedding.
will be performed in the home OF the brides parents
Others who will be among
the guests Nathaniel Rosengren of Newark Mr. Louis
NJ j. and Mr. Victor SaVn OF CUMBERLAND
Ruth Ullman Thursday
for her and Tuesday evening MISS
Janet Brown a similar party.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Illinoians to Dance

The Illinois State Society is COM
pleting arrangements for Valentine
party and dance to be held Feb
ruary IA at the American Legion
Home at 2437 Fifteenth street NV.
Representative James M. Barnes
of Illinois is the president OF the
society. The affair will begin at
$50 o'clock.
The committee to assist in the
introductions will include Mrs. Scott
w. Lucas, wife of Senator Lucas;
Mrs. c. Wayland Brooks, wife of
Senator Brooks; Mr.. Martin Szmc-
jak, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Scheid, DR..
and Mrs. G. D. Gum, all of Chicago:
Mr.. Leslie c. Arends, Mrs. William
G. Stratton, Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
Arnold, Mr.. James v. Heidinger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Chiperfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Schnellbacher,
DR.. Leason Adams, Mrs. Ethel Bas-
tedo, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Bishop,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler McDougal,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Dauer. Mrs.
Merle Whitford and Miss Mamie
Benton.