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Poll Tax
Continued From First Page.

Senate must start all over again
today.
Included in the delaying tactics
was rollcall on a motion by Sen
ator ODaniel, Democrat, of Texas,
to consider a bill prohibiting liquor
and vice in the vicinity of military
establishments. The motion was
beaten, A to 10.
Journal to Be Read.
Senator George told reporters the
Southerners would insist on the
reading of the journal of yester-
days proceedings and "a correction
of any inaccuracies which may ap-
pear"
There might" he said, "be a lot
OF misplaced commas in the journal
that require correction and debate. +"
Senator Barkley told the Senate
he had mo complaint" and mo
feeling against opponents of the
measure despite their resort TO
every parliamentary device to pre-
vent consideration"
He chided absent Senators, saving
they showed greater interest In the
bill before the election than after
ward.
Senator Brewster, Republican, of
Maine, remarking that Senator
Barkley was looking at the Repub-
lican side, asserted attendance had
been high on that side of the
chamber.
If I turned toward the Repub-
lican side, it was an inadvertence, ("
Senator Barkley replied.
Connally and Barkley Clash.
Senator Connally, Democrat, of
Texas, said that a lot of Senators
who would have to vote for the bill
don't want it to come up because
they think it would be disrupting to
the Democratic party"
Really in their hearts they don't
want to bother with this thing"
he said. Maybe lot of Senators
were for reform before the election
and since the election is over they
don't want this Onward Christian
Soldiers
At another point. Senator Con-
nally referred to Senator Barkley
as having made "a sweeping ges-
ture" and having turned very
dramatically"
Senator Barkley said he had to
yield to Senator Connally in the
matter Of dramatics, describing
himself as "a plain, ordinary
speaker"
Sometimes the Senator from
Kentucky thinks he is a comedian
instead of tragedian." Senator
Barkley said of his own speaking
efforts.
THE Senator from Kentucy Is
making a terrible effort to be a
tragedian now" Senator Connally
replied.
mo, I am not Senator Barkley
retorted.
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Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Nov. II (P,.-Late foreign
exchange rates follow tGreat Britain in
dollars, others in cents):
canada-Oficial Canadian Control Board
rates for United States dollars buying
10 per cent premium. selling II per cent
premium: equivalent to discounts on Ca
madam dollars in New York OF buying 99l
per cent; selling 200 per cent
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
United States cents, down i, cent
Europs-Great Britain. ofnciaI Bankers
4.02, selling 4.04. open market; cables,
Latin America--Argentina. ocial, 90. n;
dree. ;6b: down .12 cent: Brazil, ofncial,
o.gon; iree. 6:20n; Mexico. 2O.66n.
;,jsaeesx IN spot cables unless otherwise
Evening star., 1942-11-17
New Refining Process,
Increases Yield
From Crude Oil
More PIane Gasoline
And Rubber Materials
Extracted by Phillips
b the Associated Press.

~ tne ASe0Clete0 Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Phil
lips Petroleum Co. announced today
more aviation gasoline and mate
rials for synthetic rubber could be
extracted from crude *oil under a
new catalytic refining process de-
veloped by its scientists.
Frank Phillips, chairman of the
board, said the discovery, called
"isoversion," changed petroleum
products formerly of no value into
materials needed in large quantity
to make 100 octane gasoline. syn
thetic rubber and other critical war
materials.
War secrecy, Phillips said. pre-
vented disclosure of definite data on
the refining process, which was de-
veloped IN Phillips research labora-
tories.
He said, however, that isoversion
would increase the total potential
supply of materials needed for war
and would be important in alleviat-
Ing any shortage of aviation paso-
line. which might result from the
increasing tempo of aerial warfare
Iron Ore Tested.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 17.-Steel
experts and Government represen-
tatives conducted today a day-long
open hearth test Of sample ore from
a rich iron deposit at Steep Rock
Lake, Ontario.
The test, second conducted at the
Buffalo plant of the Republic Steel
Co., was witnessed by representa-
tlves Of the United States Bureau of
Mines and National Resources
Planning Board.
Believed to comprise a deposit of
100, 1000, 900 tons Of high quality ore,
the Steep Rock ore field lies beneath
a lake near Port Arthur, where con-
struction Of a Canadian govern
ment-financed ore dock is planned.
Evening star., 1942-11-17

have delayed giving that will make
the difference between success and
failure. People are delaying these
gifts, he said, in the mistaken be-
lief that it doesn't matter"
The fund had reached only slight
ly over IS per cent Of goal at the
report luncheon last Thursday.
Evening star., 1942-11-17
0dd-Lot Deolinas

PHn.AQHLPHIA. Nov. ~ Lp.-The se-
eufitaes Commission reported today these
dealers OF. specialists on the Nev Yorf
stock Exchange for November l6: 2.i4S
purchases involving 90. .622 shares: 2.3Q3
4hoEt sales involving BOB ,shares -o
Evening star., 1942-11-17
Report for Last ~ Hours.
Record fer Last "a Haur,

Record fer Last "a Hours.
tFrom noon yesterday to noon today
Highest. 81, at 4 pm. Year aso. 20.
Lowest, A, At 3 an. Year ago, SO.
Record TemDefatures This Year.
Highest. 9e. on July 10.
Lowest. 8, ON JAnVary IL.
Evening star., 1942-11-17
New England Phone
Declares Dividend
By the Associated Press.

BOSTON, Nov. 17.-Directors OF
the New England Telephone & Tele-
graph Co. today voted a dividend of
-$1.25 per share, payable December
81, to stockholders of record Decem-
ber 10. The rate is the same as that
voted in the preceding quarter.
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Commodity Prices

NV YORK. Noy. l7.-The Associste4
commodities today declined to 1OO.b4 aSt4
rrsvious day o 100 M 80: week afo IO0.ssi,
Hish -----1Ol.ls aS.ls 1925 es,f
u0S9 ovefage equals 1909
Evening star., 1942-11-17

Humidity fer LAyt ~ Mssrs.
tFrom noon yestsrday to noon today.)
Highsst. 90 per cent. at $50 An.
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Weather Report

the nited States Weather Bueau)
Drlct OF ColumbaSomewhat
Maryand-Warmer tonight
Vrgnia-Somewhat warmer tonight
Evening star., 1942-11-17
Freight Loudinos

NEW YORK. Nov II lP.-Revenue
freight cars handled BY railroads report
lns TO-DAY for the week ended November
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Chicaso Cash Market

Ch1cak0 Cash Market. .
Cash wheat, No. 8 northern, 1909: No.
4, 1.19A: No. 2 dark northern, 1.23h.
Corn, old, No. l yellow, 8334; No. 2, s112-
grade yellow, 79A- 81; new. No. 3 yellow.
81 ,sSa: N9 3, 7S.s2h; .,a No. 4. 55h-7s,a;
sam! sample NG GRACE Sii yellow SE Ne vhte 1lo:
I. 46Is; sample grade white. AZ; No.
special red. 50A Barley, mating, s5-1 .O4
nominal: hard, 1918 nominal; feed, 64-
7S nominal. Field seed, per hundred
weight nominal. Timothy, 4.75-5 90: af-f
sike. "a .OO-21 so: fancy red top. 1.OO-5O;
RED closer: 1S .OO-22 so: sweet clover. 700.
900: alfalfa, 27.50-35 90. ga
Evening star., 1942-11-17

Don't lose hope til you've tried .
Star want Ad." MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1942-11-17

Spot cotton closed steady, 80 cents .
bale lower. Sales, 2.37O. Low middlins.
1887; middline, 1919; good middlins,
19: 81: Receipts. 2.7O6; stock, 2s4, 575.
Bid. Nominal.
Evening star., 1942-11-17

The sun and Moon.
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Freeipltatieu

Monthly pfeNlpitatio In inches in the
Capital (cufrsAt monthAto date>:
Evening star., 1942-11-17

Cottonseed Oil.
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed
UNCHANGED; no sales.
New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov II Pl-Cotton
futures declined here today under hedge
selling and long liquidation in prepare
ton for hrst December notice day next
TUESDAY. The market closed barely
steady. 80 to So cents 4 bale lower
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Miss Musgrove
AGAIN Honored

For the pleasure of Miss Retha
Musgrove, who will become the
bride of Mr.. Wilbur Fillinger Feb.
7. Mrs. II. Hurlbut and Mrs. J. A.
Clark entertained recently. An
evening Of games was followed by
the reading of horoscopes and a
shower Of miscellaneous gifts for
the bride-elect Buffet supper was
served at the close of the evening.
Those present were Mrs. Fred
Musgrove, Mrs. G. Fillinger. Mrs.
Clifford Fillinger. Mrs. II. Cleary,
Mrs. Bob Lund. Mrs. l. Antonius,
Mrs. M. Browse, Mrs. Al Courier,
Mrs. Charles Neudorfer, Mrs. A.
w. Jones. Miss Hazel Clesry. Miss
Helen Hurlbut. Miss Anita Mus
grove. Miss Shirley Clark and the
guest Of honor.
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Ceremonial
orAssen1blY
Tacome Rainbow Girls
Plan Winter Event

Tacoma assembly Rainbow
Girls will hold their winter
installation of officers Satur.
day evening, Jan. 81, in the
Corinthian room of the Ma.
sonic temple at 8 p. m. Miss
Betty Heidinger and Mrs
Rose B. Leonard will preside
at which time Miss Betty An.
ger will be installed as the new
worthy advisor.
All Masons, Eastern Stars,
DeMolay. other Rainbow Girls
and their friends are invited
Elective stations are Shirley
Danforth, worthy associate adj
visor; Dorothy schweinler, char
ity: Doris Mae Francis. hope:
Mary Jean Heidinger. faith: Pat
Mason. recorder. and Marion San
dial. treasurer.
The girls filling the appointive
stations are Jane Webb, drill
leader; Helen Jean Darling, chap
lain; Mary Ruth Erchinger. love;
Madge Rollins, religion; Pauline
Bushey. nature; Betty Matlock,
immortality; Barbara Thomas, fl
deity; Jean Miles. patriotism;
Carol Alternately, service; Shirley
Baker. confidential observer; Mar
jorie Sandal, outer observer; Eliz-
abeth Bean. flag bearer: Alice Le-
Blanc. standard bearer; Elsa Rob-
erts, Joan Fitch, pages; Marcella
Morton, keeper of the jewels;
Phyllis Ceratto. keeper Of the
paraphernslia; Helen Yancy. his
torian; Molly Schlegel. musician
Beverly Martin, choir director. and
Marienne Schweinler. assistant
choir director.
Members of the choir are: Meta
Harbks. Ann Wagner. Mary Helen
McColley. Betty Satterlee. Will
helmins Robertson. Phyllis Schnell.
Juanita Clark. Marilyn Void, Ma
RE Bourgaizs. Frances Mallory,
Mollie Mae Morse, Jollym Porter.
Elizabeth Ross. Betty Lewis. Ruth
Wood, Beverly Tietge. Jane Hagen.
Gerry Gordon. Lois Vert and Joy
Faul.
Members of the advisory board
are Mrs. w. L. Robertson. chair
man. Mr.. William Robertson. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bafford Floyd. Mrs. Lyman
Hall. Mrs. Walter Erchinger. Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Scott, Mrs. Ethel
Hartman, Mrs. Nina Tietge, Mrs.
Rose B. Leonard. Mrs. William E.
Heidinger, Mrs. Edith Partridge,
Mrs. Eva Miles. Mrs. Laura
Schore. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Wat
tenbarger and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Craig.
Mrs. Rose b. Leonard will be
installed as mother advisor.
Circle 1. Daughters Of Norway,
will meet Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs o. Storness. 6o0s So. Warner
Luncheon will be served at 1870
with Mrs. A Nelson and Mrs Stor-
ness as the assisting hostesses.
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Will Ski
Day Trip 70 Mountain
Planned for Saturday

Nearly two score Annie
Wright seminary girls will
Join the skiing throng at
Paradise Saturday. While
most Of the city Is stin sleep
ING they'll leave a. : o'clock
IN the morning for a day on
the snow.
The student group will he
accompanied BY Mrs. c. W.
Johnson. Miss Florence Grea-
son, Miss Doris Cadieux. Mrs.
Bertha Lehman. Miss Lula
Margetis and Miss Virginia
Rupp. faculty members.
students going on the trip are
Misses Anita Derby. Betty Hop
kins, Aarybeth whitehouss Jane
snider. Hazel schaeffer. HARRIET,
Giesy. Mary Jeanne Norris. Cath
crime Gilbert Linette Parsons.
Jean Lsnhsm. Jane Holland. Mar
got Martin, Betty Ribelin.
Marian Ingram. Eleanor Pitch
ford, Suzanne Miley. Caroline Hen
ton. Margaret Jean Langabeer,
Irene Purkey. Elgene Poison,
Darcis Dayton. Elaine RvdeI.
Margaret Snyder. Betty Lou Brit
/ tenham.
Patty Feddersen, Connie
Brewer, Barbara Sanders. Nancy
Griggs, Diana cookingham. Viz
ginis Draws. Genavie Difford,
Nancy fowler, Dorothy Ann Wall.
Wendy Wagner. Rosemary Welsh.
Lydia Phelps Tent. ID. L. w.. has
changed its meeting place from
Emerson hall to the I. o. o. p.
hall. The next regular meeting
will b. held on February IL.
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Organize New
SociaI-Sewinq Club

A group of Lincoln high school
graduates have formed a sewing
club and met for the first time
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mis- Doris May Ball. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest w. Ball.
The evening was spent In sewing
with several OF the members enter
tanning with musical numbers. Miss
Ruth Samuelson sang and Miss
Leona Adams played a saxophone
selection. Young Jay Ball. brother
Of the hostess. played a marimba
solo.
Present were Misses Helen
Louise Levenhagen, Jean Lockhart,
Ruth Samuelson. Anna Erkers.
Leona Adams. Cora Jean Fisk.
June westerdal. Enid Roller and
the hostess. The group plans to
meet every two weeks.
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The Tacoma Council of
Parent Teacher Associations
win again meet in general ses-
sion in the auditorium Of Gen.
tral school at 10 =. m. Friday.
Feb. s. by the president. Mrs.
{. {. Pratt. Howard r. Goold.
school superintendent, viii be
there to explain the millage
on the special levy in the
March election.
Section meetings wfil follow al
fi:4o Preschool meets In room II
with Mrs. David Wood presiding
Mr.. Howard Good will outline the
kindergarten situation. Grade IN
the auditorium with Mrs. Russell
Baker IN the chair. School presi-
dents will make their reports. The
senior and junior high sections win
meet on the eighth floor with Mrs.
L. 8. Young presiding. Gault
junior high will be guest school
DIR. n. r. Magnusson will speak.
representatives from the eight
senior and junior high schools viii
give reports followed by Record
Review" by Mrs. Roy Kneeland.
assistant director of section. Mrs.
Paul Heating IL IN charge Of the
program.
Clinics will be held from $50 to
2.30 p. m. Mrs. Fred y. Pflaum
will conduct the Legislative clinic
Who supports the Schools p
Parent-Tescher procedure directed
by Mrs. II. J. Rinker. will present
n demonstration on the election of
a nominating committee. Mrs. !.
W. Rowland. humane education
chairman. will lead that clinic.
Mrs. Ray X. linus. state chairman
from Seattle. viii be present and
Mrs. y. L. Byrne from the Humane
society will speak. Information
on the annual poster contest will
be given.
So that a final accounting may
be made on the benefit Of Jan. %,
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Y to Open
Winter Term
Home Nursing. Defense
VIII Be Emphasized

An aid TO defense will be
the Adult Education classes
which open for the winter
term Feb. 6 at the Y. W. c. A.
Emphasis will be put on Home
Nursing and Defense garden
ing rs well as recreational sub
jects for physical and mental
health.
Classes will be from 9 until
4 every Friday for a term
of eight weeks. Miss Edna
Avery is chairman and Miss
Mary Cowen the director.
Ten different subjects are listed
In the little booklet issued by the
Y. W. c. A. Nine o'clock morning
classes win include "A Defense
Garden" with Frankie Niles Davis
N teacher: How TO Listen to Mu-
sic" with Mr.. Ross Wright. direc-
tor of music. Emmanuel Presbyter-
ian church. and Eugene Linden.
conductor Of Tacoma Philharmonic
orchestra: and Strictly Personal"
talks TO be given by various local
authorities.
The gardening course. very
essential course for those VINO
have = small plot of ground. is
given by n practical grower of
fruits and vegetables.
Home Nursing viii come at 10
with teachers, Mrs. A. c. Guild.
registered nurse. and Miss Grace
Coffman. executive of Tacoma
Public Health Nursing association.
At this hour there will be Book
Reviews. also, by Mrs. Ragnhild
Nelson. president of the Thursday
Night Book Reviewers. Mrs. Les
ter Satterlee, book reviewer of the
fall term. and Mrs. Lock c. Riehl,
speech instructor.
Thw Spanish classes win con-
tinue at this time. also. with Mrs
r. A. Wagner in charge Of a new
class in Beginning Spanish and
Mrs Jack shireman, graduate m
Spanish az c. p. s.. leading the
Conversational Spanish group.
The class which started the
study Of Spanish in the fall will
continue with the study of Alexis
First Course in Spanish" with
Mrs. Wagner at 2 o'clock. This
hour win offer a new KNOW Your
City" series where class members
win meet Mayor Cain and his
council A. they explain their du-
ties and their plans for the welfare
OF Tacoma. Junia Todd Hsilen viii
give talks at on the Literature d
the Bible.
After luncheon In the cafeteria
or the Elm Tree tea room. sctivi-
ties viii resume AT ! with contract
bridge instruction. games. and the
Work Shop. Mrs. Anthony Amt
scn viii teach Beginning Bridge,
and Ars. Anthony swindls. mem
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.Semi-Forn1al
On Friday
Alphs Chi NJ Fraternity
Enfertsins at Temple

The roof garden of the Ma
sonic temple will be the scene
of much gaiety Friday eve
ming when the m EN- b ers,
guests and alumni of Alpha
Chi NJ fraternity hold their
annual semi formal dance.
Couples will dance under soft
lights to music of popular
orchestra.
Chaperones for the dance
will be DIR. and Mrs. Charles
Battin and DIR. and Mrs. f.
Delmar Gibbs.
Special guests of the fraternity
will BE- the sorority presidents,
Misses Virginia Judd. Ruth Paul
Inc Todd, Dorothy Howard. and
Helen Folsom. Also the newly
elected presidents Of the frater-
mites who are Charles Swanson,
Sigma Mu Chi: William Stewart,
Delta ri Omicron:. Norman Brock
ner. Sigma zeta Epsilon: and
William Gee. Delta Kappa Phi;
Edward Markeson is the Chi M
president.
An incomplete guest list In
cludes Misses Helen Pat BEEN,
Betty Jane Pyle. Ellen swayne,
Robbie Lee Robertson. Lily Moro
vec. Jean Wright, Irene Hopkins,
and Juanita Danielson.
Hosts viii include Arthur
Sheets, Thomas Hill. ROLAND
Lutx. Thomas Barker. Edward
Book, Bert Polling. Walter Gould,
Edward Markeson. Keith Swan
son. Eugene Peterson and Forrest
Keffler.
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Miss Bezer Is Honored
At Tacoma Party

Mrs. Anton kordich and Mrs.
Peter CONSTANT were co-hostesses
at a miscellaneous shower recently
honoring Miss Margaret Beer of
Aberdeen whose marriage to Mr..
George Boskovich OF Tacoma will
be solemnized in February.
Eighty-five guests were present
10 enjoy the evening of games and
the late supper which followed.
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PIT. A. and Preschool News
Council ond Association Activities

each president l. requested 70 ~
turn al money and unused tickets
70 council
On the Home Front viii b
presented BY the national con
gress Of Parent. ard Teachers IN
cooperation with the National
Brosdczsting Co. PARKER Wheat
ley. radio director Of Northwestern
university. will act - coordinstor.
These programs may BE heard over
sBc Red network each Saturday
1918 to 1880 psf beginning Jan
Il and running for Is weeks.
Locally. the Tacomz Council Of
Psrrnt-Tescher stions n
sponsoring a child's program. LIT
tie Folk Stories" over KMO each
Thursday at $50 O'Clock. Mrs
J. II. Thomas Of the preschool sec
ton IL narrator. assisted at the
piano by Mrs. Philip sorenson-
MONDAY
sFItfF-tu EafFaA = y "
Group meets Monday At p. m IN
the home Of Mrs. Garfield Rodside.
a2o No. Tyler. Mrs. A. o. East
man wiil speak and Mrs. George
HUFFMAN will preside. Assisting
Mrs. Rodside as hostess In Mrs.
William Fusco.
THURSDAY
Arlington PIT. A. n sponsoring
luncheon. card party and white
elephant sale on Thursday at
o'clock in the Arlington Improve
ment club hall. Bridge. five hun
dred and pinochle will be played.
Prizes for high and low scores.
Mrs. Delbert Parrish, chairman,
will be assisted by the executive
board. The public is invited.
McCarver Prescheol IL sponsor
ing a series Of luncheons, the first
to be on Thursday at ! o'clock
In the home of Mrs c. A. kintz.
1926 Fawcett ave. Assisting Mrs.
Kintz are Mrs. Ralph Neuman,
Mrs. V. Il. Brsckins. Mrs. X. A.
Erickson and Mrs. L. W. Dahl
berg.
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Horse Fsnciers TO Dine
In Seattle Feb. /

Headed by Mr.. Glen Gushing of
Puyallup. horse fanciers Of this
vicinity will gather for dinner In
the Mexxanine ballroom Of the
New Washington hotel III Seattle
on Sunday evening at o'clock.
Mr.. Cushing Ii planning the
showing of q colored movie of the
1pl1 hundred-mile trail ride Of
Rutland. VT. Green Mountain
Horse association.
Among those attending from
Tacoma will b. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Hannum Of Woodbrook.
Mr.. Hsnnum Ia president OF the
Washington Horseman association.
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Miss Steele 10 Attend
Bride at Fort Worden

Miss CHS Steele of Tacoma. q
student at the University of Ore
gon, will attend Miss CHAIRMAN
Lee Munson of Hoquiam at her
marriage February 7, to Mr.. Ed
ward Malsolm Orkney. The vows
will be taken at the army chapel,
Ford Worden, where Mr.. Orkney is
stationed.
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Announce engagement
To Tacoman

Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Nissen of
Albany. Ore, recently revealed the
betrothal of their daughter, Miss
Cleo Nissen, to Mr.. Oscar G. Sven
son. jr., of Tacoma, son of Mr.. snc
Mrs. o. C. Swenson.
The ceremony will be performed
in the Lutheran church at Albany
Sunday afternoon. February / in
the presence Of close relatives and
friends of the couple.
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Der Of the Tacoma Bridge club.
and Pacific Bridge league will
conduct and instruct the Advanced
Bridge and Junior tournament.
In the Work Shop. Mrs.. +. N.
Murry will teach chair Gaming. and
Ralph c. Geer. the Finishing Of
Furniture. All four of thes. classes
viii run from i 10 4 o'clock.
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Mr.. Anderson ionored
Al Birihdsy Perry

A surprise birthday party was
given recently for Mr.. Harry A.
Anderson Of Sixth ave. by Mrx.
Anderson. In Roosevelt fashion the
traditional birthday cake had but
n candles.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Besrbranch. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Bennett and children Gary
Lee and cherile Ann. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mort Windsor and daughter judith.
Mrs.. Jessie Anderson. Mrs. Isabel
Anderson. and children. Donna.
Ralph and Msrvin.
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Bird Man to Give
Illustrated Nature Talk

Mr.. Charles B. Hutchins, the
Bird Man" will give an illus
trated lecture at the Asbury
Methodist church, So. 56th and
Puget Sound Sunday evening al
7:30. O'Clock. His nature talk will
include bird songs. pastel sketches
and oil paintings.
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Sshass Girls VIII Skefe
Friday EVENING

Lakewood Ice arena viii be the
scene OF q Sahasa Girl Reserve
skating party Friday evening from
1913 until 12:15. Miss Janet Hart
and Miss Arlene keever are the
co-chsirmen.
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oodAr Assembly Rainbow Cirls
1ooeherg club viii meet Monday
ovon1ng ot . O'Clock 1t the home
- Nh. Charles hes. 615 30. SSrd.
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs.
c. H oshorsr and Nrs. orville
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Two Entertain Of
Dinner Party Wednesday

Mrs. William zenk and Mrs.
Robert Radcliffe entertained at a
dinner party Wednesday evening
honoring Mrs. Frank PavolkA-
Those present were Mrs.. Edwin
BemiR, Mrs. Michael vsrEo, Mrs.
n. I. Hackett, Mrs. Bert Thatcher,
Mrs. Allen Hopkins. Mrs. Leon
Thatcher. Mrs. Frank Pavolka.
Mrs. Robert Radcliffe. Ars. VIII
liam zenk. Miss Mary Fitzpatrick
Mlas Jeanne Quinn.
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Ihe gracious hospitality n the
J. r. Weyerhaeuser. jr.. home viii
b extended Aloha club members
en Monday afternoon when Mrs.
Weyerhaeuser entertsins the
group. Mrs. r. Rodmsn Titcomb Ia
chairman for TIM afternoon pro-
gram which has been titled Last
wis and Testaments
The general meeting has been
called for ESQ with . board meet
M preceding at 2 o'clock.