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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-05-29
MORE THAN THEY CAN BEAR

1t is no wonder President
Roosevelt's opponents are go
ing around mumbling to them
selves these days. Every time
he told the American people the
truth about world conditions
and the danger facing America
they laughed and said: Gust
some more interventionist chat
ter" And now to have those
woroS proved ridiculoss by
events occurring every day-it
is just more than they can bear
without increasing their hatred.
The Hoosier Sentinel (Dem.)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-05-29
COMMENTS
on
CURRENT TOPICS
by DR.. w. Alexander Cox


Bureaus and BureaucratS are
being considerably vocaliz I'd.
Last week I gave a synopsis of
the iva. There are about a
hundred bureaus established
for various purposes. Although
they have sprung up like
mushrooms under the ''New
Deal" colored people receive
no recognition on these COM
missions. The most recent are
the gas rationing, sugar ra-
tioning, and price fixing: SRA
and OPA perhaps. The OPA
is estimated to cost 200 million
dollars. These Bureaus cost
billions of dollars and are OPP
Grated nder the Tammany
Spells System.
Estimated: they operate
twenty thousand passenger
automobiles: employ $40 full
time and $40 part time chauf-
feurs: cost more than a million
annually: travel by other
means 174 million. These items
do not include cost of automo-
biles, salaries, or Office upkeep.
If it is the purpose of our
Congress to purge capitalists,
why not begin with the CAPT
talists who produce the wealth
that supports the nation and
give the people an opportunity
to earn an honest living.
Seems as though there are
only three groups in the Unit,
ed States worthy of the con-
sideration of Congress. They
are the labor group, the farmer
group, and the underprivileged.
Maybe it is the influence these
groups have on the electorate.
The latter group is a direct re-
suit of arbitrary legislation in
favor of the other two.
Any nation that has spiked
business because Of radical agi--
tation and group pressure
pauperizes its citizenry, be-
comes proletarian, disrupted,
and finally totalitarian. That
statement is backed by centC--
les of history. Any nation that
so pauperizes its people by
arbitrary legislation t h t
they must be supported by the
government, can not boast of
a nation of free people. Pros
perity and progress make free
people.
Democracy: is in everybody's
eyes: everybody's ears and ev-,
erybody's mouth. 1t has been a
proverb in the United States
three-quarters of century.
Democracy is still Greek to the
most of us. In American pol
itics it has been a subtle but
efficient and successful means
of propagandering and adver-
Using the Democratic Party.
BY it the "solid South" has
gained complete control of the
government. My. what a mess.
There are three original forms
of government. The United
States is one, a Republic" If
we could fittingly describe our
form of government today we
might be obliged to call it a
Democratic Oligarchy.
The issuing of x cards on
gas rationing to Congressman
brought on a storm Of criti-
cism. Critics were challenged
in both houses. This Congress
which is overwhelmingly DEM
ocratic has had a great
deal of harsh criticism.
There is going to be
smearing in the coming cam
paign and we hope some
changes.
The CriSpuS Attacks League
is taking a vacation at a time
when it is most needed. Trans
portation should not be a han
dicap for meetings in Boston.
Some organization must see TO
it that colored people get more
consideration on state and
CITY appointments,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-05-29

The Crispus Attacks League
is taking vacation at a time
when it is most needed. Trans
portation should not be a han
dicap for meetings in Boston.
Some organization must see TO
it that colored people get more
consideration on state and
city appointments,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-05-29

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02

KMo- Chamber o. Com
KTI.c o. c Luncheon
ETBI - Island Melodies
1913 Elng Cole Elo
kOAG-Ba ckstaEe Vile
ftt5 Stells Dallas
kTn = All Traei Sireet
SnEer LIS. Gseii
kfRB Stepmother. las
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40 y NJ.
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f8b Eoskf Carter
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Jimmy
EDMC-Srudln Party
kIE-DeslSu for Dane
sHE
EIHc William winter
SeW ais women %
CIVILIAN Defelks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
4 LAZY SUNDAY
CHAPTER "


After what seemed an intermin-
able spring season. vacation came
al last. Paris and Renee ran
nearly all the way home. This
afternoon vas different. somehow.
from other afternoons - it was
larger, brighter, gayer. And to-
morrow there would be no school.
The great sweeps of orchard
back of the house were in fun
bloom.
Lets go look at the apple trees.
Renee. Come on, hurry up
AL right" she swered
meekly, matching her step to his
as best she could.
rs dashed about the orchards
like something mad, gathering the
low branches into his arms and
making loud inhalations as if he
tried to breathe them into himself.
Aren't they bee-eautiful, Re-
nee ? Prettierin last year.
Tbs months Of May and June
were rsptureusly happy. The days
were all blue and gold and none
Of them failed Of novelty or ex-
eitsmsnt. July came in hot and
dry
They walked one afternoon
through the groves of young ever
grsens that stood on the farthest
outskirts of the place. Beyond,
theirs vas only woods.
They eame presently upon
small green pond with spruces and
eedsrs plsntsd in a wide circle
about it The sharp points Of the
young trees were perfectly mir
rored on the still surface.
Ooh, looky - our pond! We
amt been here since last summer,
hsVe Wf?' Rense ran ahead.
Paris walked slowly forward,
watching her bright hair as she
flung the braids back over her
shoulders and sat on the grassy
bank with hands clasped about
her knees. He decided she was a
very pretty girl prettier than
anybody prettier, even, than
Cassandra Tower.
You're my best friend, Renee"
be said impulsively.
Am I? Honestly? ?"
Yes. you are. like you bet
tern anybody"
y like you best of anybody
exeeptin, Of course, papa and
mamma" she said contentedly.
Renee" Paris stumbled on
the name. This will always be
our secret place, won't it?"
Mimi"
He wished she had said more.
farris wstehsd his grandmother
rather snxiously on Sunday morn
inEs II shs planned to 70 to
enlreh shs always gave orders at
breakfast for the surrey.
Madame Won Elm put down her
Coffee cup and folded her napkin.
Anna, tell Uncle Henry to have
the esrrlsgs ready at half past
teB.h
Yes Madame"
Il he sighed, II would be fun to
can Renee and build a dam in the
Mite creek. Much more fun GER
tsiHiy than putting on a clean
wnlie waist and a starched collar
and gong TO church.
I fhf surrey stood shining in the
sun. Uncle Hsnry, his chocolate
tsff wfinkiea into Sunday deco
rum sst an the front seat. He
HaFs hlle and white striped
sssEsusksr Goat and a wide-brim-
med straw hat.
Madame came down. cracking
IN her black taffeta dress. she
was wearing her onyx-and-dia-
mond earrings and lrage brooch
at her throat. She looked very
fine ne thought, with her tight
snlny black kid gloves. and the
htiie spray Of jet trimming that
eSlakied on her bonnet. He par
he4isrly liked that Sunday bon
Eet- de thought it looked like a
Continued on Page Elevenl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
KIN GS ROW
ey HENRY BELlAMAkN

TN STORY. smalltoWn kinE-
Raa srhaalmafrs are orphaned farrt~
Nafehsf T. Nhu adoTes his frrnfh
sranHmafhFf- Madame Won tn
nreffs Renee. daughter Of Non Tin
estate oYfrserf. all boz hrake We
llnrh. beautiful rassandra Iower.
khoSe reefuse doctor father = town
Inysfers Louise Gordon. daughter OF
ieadInx physician. Other eharacter>.
lausrf Foionei Skeffinrton. Ranker
iu.leg rdlfor Mlies Jackson. Cassan-
drs plans bIrfhdat party social powrr
III GORDON decides Louise shail have
one sanse day. fas<ie's party fsil-
urr. Hrr father Nithdraws her from
school
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02

KJR Claude ThoFnhAls ,
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KfRO Sfgs. 10 -
wifnoui Vords.
100 Y N.
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XII az o'Gioct t!Ezl
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KOAo-Evening ReTrries
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kfRo-GrUunds snu aeo
1889 y N.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02

kAO-Fulten LaRls IL
Sib keRz Ffon Aus :
tgsi.a Nusic
kNI-Cunkoia IateEme< :
70. s.ls. CoEkIsil Hour
XXI Bl-Petlle Musicals
.KOMO-Danes Or sla
Adventures IL HOLLY :
wood
.kJR-GoodWill Program
AIS. Chel Nllsni
.KIRO-Sscond Nfs Bur
ton. 4l5. Yonas d
Malone
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on the Editorial
page.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
AI0NDAP

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Sa.ae
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ia slnSiag GpEhsrr
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Melodies
K0NO - ssrFnade. sls
TOD q AurEins
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Forum
30 A. N.
EHo-seUt -Ss. ITsds
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XVI seEt sfs Joe
nileTs Almanac
+ p ceRf Z -
Music 7Ss Nakt %
and 1--we
KDMD-RsYelile ROUND
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EJf-BreakfASt Club
kIRD-Bof Cared news
IA Nelson PEinsie
News
500 A. NJ.
KMO-Haveu o. Res
kII - Top o. AcEnlcs
ais New
kFBl-Breakfasf Sand
Stand SIS IFads N
sale
KoMo - Transit Tunes
as on VIA tht
Dance
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SIS. Capt. aulss
KIno Hts 81 ms D~i
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s:.,O A. VI.
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TsIg l. Bent
XVI - song anop , 40
Morning HTmnal
K BI - Rainbow TIC,
a46 Chapel Songs
Victor Lindlahr.
aAa. David Harum
KJR - Prescott PRESENTS
ats Unity Viewpoint
kIRO - Hymns OF All
Churches B45. Stories
America Loves
900 A VI.
KNO-John b Hughes.
q IS. Dental Program
XVI Time Tuncs-To
fcs
KTBI-Sews ? 05 Glen
0fay e15 Mid Morn
ina Musicale
K Oh MO - Dream Girl.
9 Is Rhythmaires
KJR News. 9;l5. Ann
sterling Wonders
KIRO = Kate Smith
speaks. si5. Big Sis
ter
$50 4 NJ.
KMO Unity Temple;
a45 DICK OHefn
Tenor
XVI Time-Tunes-Icp
Ics . f5 Morning Va.
KIBl Musicale: stS.
News
KOMO-Wslcome Neigh
Dor
KJR Helen Heitt. 94S,
Gou boz Joe i
EIRO - ROMANCE Of
Helen Trent gas, Our
Gal Sunday
1000 A. Al.
K Al o - News l0:l3.
Mary Terry's Notebook
KNI-HeWs 1915. Caro-
Ism Davis
kTBi-Ladies Page Of
the AR
KOAO BeYerly Nahr,
1919 Bes IohhSon
KJR Baukhage Taikins
1918 breakfast ~
SafulE
kIRO Life Can BE
Beautiful, 1918. %om-
an IN White.
1890 \ VI.
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rell 10 IS Music Styl-
ed for You
XVI Salute 10 Americas
KTHI Claude Thorn
hi l0ss5 Striug Time
KONO-Bachelor's Chill
dren 1916. Or Kate
KJR-Breakfast ct Sar-
DIS 10 45. Al & Lee
RfIsfr
KIRo-Vic 4 SADIE. lo:45.
Jane EndicotL Re
porter
100 A. Nj.
KMO-Miracles Of Faith.
II .n5. Organ; il;I5,
Studio Spotlight
KVI-The Wsg Today;
II .05, Concert Hour.
KTBI Jimmy Lunce-
fard HE, Paul Car
K0NO - Light OF the
Weird, iflb Mystery
Nan
K1R vincent Lopez
Dfeh
kIR0 - Bright Horizon.
Ills. Agat Jsnny.
1I.30 A III.
EAe u s EsFy Acad-
fmF Band
kHI-IoHeeEt holr.
X q Is kaiG smith.
11tb krW
kOMD - Valiant Lady
l1A5 Arnold Grimm 5
Daughter
KJR-News. ll;fs. Con-
cert Hall.
kIRO - Fletcher Wiley;
Has. Kate Hopkins
1890 NOON
KMG-ToaSt 70 Bread;
1915 News
kVI-Sews. I2:l5 Chris
tl5u Business Men
KrBi-Musicai Diner
kOMO-Agalnst storm.
1915 Ma Perkins
kJR - Orphans 81 d.
vorce. i2:t5 Amanda
81 Honeymoon Hill
kIR0=Ths Man ! Mar
rlea i2:l5. Meas Knox
Aanning
1890 p Nj.
KM0 = Radio Gospel
Ieaage 1875 Tacoma
Ehsinber 81 Commerce
kVI-EhrIsfisD Business
Aes i7f5 c Of c
faInehfeE
4 K - Rsnck House
Raaeo l2fS. Ptsn o
FiankIns
KONG = Pepper Young's
Family i2;i6 VIC and
KJR@John 5 Other wife:
II IS Just Plain Bill
< IE Q - joyce Jordan,
~ Inferno u As. Wo-
mar of Courage
100 Z. NJ.
KM0- Chamber o. Com
kTi.e Of c Luncheon
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1913 klEg Cole ITO.
kOAG-Ba ckstaee VIE,
ff5 Stella Dallas
kTn = All Traet Sireet
snFer las Cseli
EuIfT
kfRB -Stepmothers i:lb
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iiAu y NJ.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02

OLD FASHIONED
RENIyAL
Charles q Fullsr
director
Oh Hymns ssd
t'e.psl Preaching
hMO-s 90 2 ~
ssndsvs-ISss Xii.
tontinnaas
International
aso-pel Broadcast
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
l2;DH MOON

EMG-ToaSt 70 Bread;
1915 News
kVI-Sews. l2:l5 Chris
tan Business Men
KrBI-Musicai Diner
kOMO-Agalnst Storm.
1915 Ma Perkins
kJR - Orphans % d.
vorce 1875 Amanda
81 Honeymoon Hill
kIR0-Ths Man ! Mar
rled i2;l5. Meas Knox
Manning
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
TUESDAY
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k0N0 = IntGghldf Tis
1'op 81 ths hesnlns
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Forum
1890 A. N.
kAo-sewE V;4s Hads
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HAYS Esgs
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pertins' ,.71s. Sflson
FNT
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EvI-Top Or the Nora
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E4arnc nrac.rs,t,, -
kDAO : lrshsif Fupes;
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EreEynian Chapel
KIRO - Nichols Radio
Parade s.l5. Newt.
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& NJ o News B:45.
Twig IL Bent
XVI - song shop, s:45.
Morning Hympsl
RTBl - Rsinbou Trio.
s:45. Chapel songs.
KOMO-Victag Llndlshr:
8:45 Dssid Hsrum
KJR : Pfsscctf PTssents:
8:45. Unity School
KIRO - Hymns OF All
Churehsf sl6 Stories
America Loves
100 A N.
KMO - Jonn b. Hughes;
e:I5. Dental Program.
KVI-Time- Tunf Topics
kT'BI - news. 8 .g5. Nd
SIC; 9:i5. Morning nu-
sieale.
Talk: e:lk.
Bonnie Stewart
kJR = News. p:ls. Ann
Sterling Wonders
kfRO - Kate smith
Speaks: e:l5. Big Sis
ter.
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KMO - Chapel Chimes
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Band
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les e:45. Morning vs.
rleties
.KTBl = Musicale; e:4s,
News.
Neigh
Dor.
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a.45, Ranch Boys
& ] 4 o Romance Of
Helen Trent. e:45. Ou,
Gal Sunday
lD:D0 A. Nj.
KM0-Eews: 1915, Mary
TeFry's Notebook
Ry1-News: lo:l5. Choral
Hour
KTB1 - Ladies' Page Of
the Air. 1915. Garden
Lady
KOMO - Brad Reynolds.
1913. Bess johnson.
kJR - Bsukhage Talk :
Ing. 1918. Breakfast
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1890 A. Nj.
KMO Front Page Par
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EVI-Salute to Americas
kTBI - GAYLORD Carter
lo:45. Music: 1888
News
|KOMO-Bachelo Chill
dren. io:45 Dr. Kate
KJR - Bre kfast At
Sardrs. 1916. FouI
Polka Dots.
KIRO - Vic and ssae
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1900 A. NJ.
kN6- Studio. ilis. Co.
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il:O5 Coneert Hour
ll:lS
Sonss You Like
KONG - Light OF the
werld; HAS Mystery
Man
KJR-U s. Army Band
K1RO-Bright Horizons
fl;15 Aunt Jenny
1880 A, NJ.
% Ths AZ
KfI-ConceFi Hour.
EFBI 80 Noyslty Notes
li.45. Ness
.KOMO - vsllsnt Ladg,
tI:45 Arnele Grimm
DAUGHTER
EJR-News. ll45. Gic
Timers
KIRO - Fletcher hllfy
Has Kate Hopkins
100 AO0N
KMO - Toast 70 Bread
T2.lS News
KVI-NeWs. l2;l5 ChTia-
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storm; Il rs. Ns Fsrk
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Iinn L 81.

- AAaA = - -
kIhD ffaak Pslkeg
songs ais Thf NoFla
To-day
100 L III,
9AO-Fulten LaRls n
4lb seTx Ffom Aus-
italia Music
lkV1-CanEoia Iatsrme<-
70. 4.ls CoekLsIl Hour
lKTBl-Petils Al.sscals
lROMO-Danes or s:lh
Adventures IN Hoily
wood
IKJR-GoodWill Program |
Ais. CheI Nllsni /
KIRO-Seoond Nfs Bur
ton. ! Is. Yonls d.
Malone
4:30 2. NJ. |
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Music Depreciation
XVI American Legion
{ o N m g 4 tator. 4.s6.
Lee Sweetland. Bari |
tone
KTBI - Meet the Band, |
445. Diana Gayle.
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Eance. AS. Weekly
Speclator
lKJR -Coneert Orch
lkIR0-Hoilse giyes, Inc;
$40 EsgsFesl, Johnny |
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5:00 ~.
kAO = Sups man. s:is,
0rphsn snult
XVI cua uog Trails
KTBI EsEs. runes
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Gall
Ia6MO - Interlude 5.16.
Junior Lssgus /
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5.is flying Patrol.
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lkAO : Capt.. Midnight. !
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Orch 555. Guess 81
Tune
lkJR News OF World,
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Straight Shooters
KIRO - Don Winslow.
5:45 Bob CARED. Re
porting.
SOS Elmer Davis. News
500 T. NJ.
lEMo - Ga nriel Heater.
SIS Studio
XVI Dinner Hr Music
KTBt - News s o5 Abe 4
Lyman: sl5. Dental
Program.
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News REPORTER
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I Gas. News.
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iKTBI-Palll WarTen, Po-
litical 645. News
KoMo - That Brewster
lKJR-For America We
Sing
KIRO-Rsdio Theater
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lowsf : OTeh
KVI-HfWs Ills. Wini-
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IKTBI-Dinaer Concert.
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Nenda} Merr' Go
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1870 L. NJ.
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IKNI-Aniia BOYER 745
Fashions IN Melody
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[ sic. 7:45, Duke Ellins- [
& O MO - cavalcade Of
America
KJR - Greater Washing
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4 KIRO-Bloadlf.
$500 VI.
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8.ls. SportSmsns Talk I
KVI-Swing Il. ais. The
War To-day
K T BI Pau Robson.
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with Fred NarlDs 4
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Philomathea Will Celebrate
Twenty-First Birthday
First President, Mr.. shovlsn. WIN Dc Chsismse 81
Anniversary Psrsy on Friday. September 10

Marking the twenty first birthday Of their organisation
members Of Phomathea club the mothers group Of beaf-
mine high school, looking forward To card peny ~
Friday Afternoon sept 49, AZ the knghts Of Columbus hail.
Mrs NJ shoyIain who the first president Of Phibo-
mathea twenty-one years Ia chairman Tor the ami
versary event. Play will begin promptly 1T oeloek
Mrs A. h. Comfort IL the ticket chairman. MIRA Marlin
Petrch In charge Of assisted by Mrs. W. Crosby
Mrs Fred Bader and Mrs. Harry crsiws :.
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Ir.Women
Plan Tea
Bosrd Meeting Called by
President for tuesday

Mrs. William r. Groves.
president Of the Junior wom-
ems club. viii open her home
Tuesday. Sept. Is. 10 the
members of the board for a
] o'clock dessert luncheos.
The business session follow
ing will be the final one before
the first general meeting on
Sept. %. Standing chairmen
will present their programs
Of the new year for approval.
OF prime Importance TO be dis
eussed is the first social function
Of the business year. II il to be
. tea on October sth at the Taco
ma Lawn Tennis club. II -
yearly event and one of the lovely
traditions Of the club. This year
Il takes on added significance be-
cause for the first time prospective
members may be introduced for
admission to the club in this man.
ner.
Also TO be honored are fedora
ton members. and mothers Of Jun
for Women club members. APP
pointed as chairman for the tea
has been MS. Alber r. Miller. An
interesting program is being plan
ned by Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dodge. jr-
music chairman. Hours for the
tea viii be from ? to =.
Mrs John Gushing has been ap-
pointed assistant music chairman
and other guests attending the
BUSINESS meeting will be. Mrs.
Raymond Searle. vice president.
Mrs. Morley Brotman. past presi-
dent: Mrs. J. Hubert Craft, secre-
tiry; Mrs. Robert O'Neil. treas
drer;Mrs. Marion c. Edwards, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. A.
Plummer York. Civilian Defense
chairman; Mrs. Clifford Wood, his
torian: Mrs. Harold Sather. parlia-
mentarian: Mrs. James Thrasher,
program: Mrs. Fred Bucholtz. IT..
social chairman; Mrs. Oliver c.
Soares, publicity; Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Dodge, jr., music; Mrs. II. Trevor
McLain. blind; Mrs. Charles We'll
Ter. building fund: Mrs. l.. o. Refs
niger. American home; Mrs. G. f.
Skewis, telephone. Mrs. p. Frank
Jenkins, u. S. o.: Mrs. Calvin
Stewart, mother advisor.