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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-03-12
LAPS ADMIT LOSSES

TOKYO. March i2-Jap Imper- ial headquarters acknowledged that three of it's warships were dam aged and six other ships sunk, beached or damaged in landing op- erations Tuesday at Salamaua Lac on the northeast coast of New Guinea.
 The Japs admitted that one cruiser, two destroyers and three "requisitioned" ships were damaged slightly.
 Berlin referred to the "requisi- toned" ships as enemy vessels talk en over by the Japanese.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-03-12
MAXINE DAVIS RETURNS
 FROM TRIP TO SITkA

After busy twenty. four hours in Sitka, Miss Maxine Davis, novel, iSt and magazine writer, returned to Juneau by plane this afternoon.
 Miss Davis was enthusiastic about the beauty of the defense city surroundings and the hospital ity of it's residents. While in Sitka she visited the Naval Air Station and many places of interest in Sitka proper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-03-12
SENATE ACT5
 TO INCREASE
 LEGISLATURE
Alaska Bill Would Become Effective Immediate
 Iy, If Is Reported

According to all available in- formation reaching Juneau from Washington, Alaska's next Terri torial Legislature may consist of l6 Senators and 24 Representatives, instead of the eight in the Sem ate and Is in the House.
 Such a move is provided for in the Reapportionment Bill, passed recently by the Senate and amend ed to go into effect immediately. Instead of adopting a Senate Com mittee's suggestion that the bill be- come effective for the 1945 Ter ritorial Legislature, the Senate, on the recommendation of Senator Carl Hayden of Arizona, passed the bill with the amendment that it should go into effect immediately and that the additional members of both houses would be elected under the Territorial law which applies to the filling of vacancies
 It is believed that the bill now must go back to the House for a second consideration, but this is not certain.
 The act provides that each of the four divisions in Alaska will have four members of the Senate. in stead of two. It provides that the House be increased to 24 members instead of l6, to be elected from the four divisions as follows: Division Lineup
 First Division, eight representa- tives; Second Division, four; Third Division, seven, and Fourth Division, five.
 The Territorial Legislature would, in the case of the representatives, divide each judicial division of the Territory into districts, from which representatives would be elected on the basis of population.
 If the act goes into effect i'm mediately, however, as passed by the Senate. the additional members of both houses would have to be elected immediately. Since no dis tricts will be set up until the Ter ritorial Legislature meets next year, the judicial divisions will be al- lowed, evidently. the extra repre- sentatives to be elected at large within each division.
 Filling of Vacancies The Governor is allowed to fill vacancies by special election. Ac- cording to Territorial Law, the spe- cial election, if the bill becomes eff fective as passed by the Senate. would be incorporated in the gen. eral election this fall.
 The bill also provides that in the special election, incorporated in the general election the candidates re- ceiving the highest number of votes shall be considered elected. Thus the primary election, which will be held in April, would be apparent ly of no consequence because a can- didate winning in the primaries could be beaten by his opponent in the general election under the guise of filling a vacancy.
 Many officials here have sent wires to Governor Ernest Gruening and Alaska Delegate Anthony J. Dimond, asking the bills present status and clarification. Although telegrams were sent last week, no replies have yet been received here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-03-12
ENLISTEES HERE
 FOR BRIEF VISIT

Three local young men, Bern hard and Hjalmer Savikko, and Frank Stragier who have been in the army for the past few months, dropped into town yesterday for visit with their folks before leav- ing again last night-this time to enlist in the Coast Guard Service of the navy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-03-12
COLISEUM NOW COLISEUM
 TWO GOOD FEATURES Geo. C'Brien in Bullet Code
CIRCLE WILL MEET

World Service Circle of the Nor thern Light Presbyterian Church will meet at 2 pm. Friday, March l3 in the church parlors. Mrs. Fred Geeslin and Mrs. Virvil Far rell will act as hostesses. All wom- en who are members or friends of the church are invited, according to Mrs. J. w. Williams. secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-03-12
STUDENTS TO BE vACCINATED

Vaccinations for smallpox and immunizations for diphtheria, ty- phoid, and whooping cough will be given Friday, March 13 at the Douglas Public School between the morning hours of g and 10 o'clock by the Territorial Health Depart ment. Age groups will be as fol- lows: diphtheria, g months to 14 years; typhoid and smallpox, g months to l years; whooping cough, 9 months to 6 years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-03-12
LOUIS DELEBE(QUE LEAVES TODAY FOR
 TRIP TO INTERIOR

Louis Delebecque, District Sales Manager for Pan American Air ways Alaskan Division with head quarters in Juneau, left today for Fairbanks by plane for a trip in connection with company business. He will be in the Interior for several days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-03-12
WAFFLE FEED

Miss Ruby McNeill and Miss Eleanor Warren, leader and ad- visor respectively of the Physical Education group of girls, enter tained their charges with waffle dinner at school last evening. Ping pong was enjoyed following the dinner.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-03-12
 BATTLING
 TERRIFIC
Island Bea(hheads Won by Nipponese Uttered
 with Wreekage
Continued from Page one)

ceived today to indicate what the next turn in the fight might be. nor was there any further news of the second strong Jap convoy, last reported heading for Port Mores- by, the capital of New Guinea and only 300 miles from the Australian mainland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-03-12
SURPRISE!

MISSION, Texas, March 12 = Soldier Charles Rogers Of Blooming ton, Ind, was a corporal three months before he found it out
 Transferring from Foster to Moore Field. one jump ahead of his pro- motion. he learned of his new rank when his back pay was delivered in a lump.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-03-12
TWO DIyoRCEs ASKED

Two suits for divorce were filed this morning in United States Dis- trict Court. Earldine Marks asks separation from Larry Marks on grounds of non-support. Ruth May James asks legal separation from Edward David James on grounds of abuse.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-03-12

tContinued rom Page One) above the windows and protects against bomb fragments. In a spec ially built room nearby are all con- ceivable supplies for use in black outs, firefighting and clearing rubble. There is even radio equip ment.
 In case the water supply is dis rupted, there is 500-gallon emer- gency tank.
 The way employees may clear their desks is interesting On the desk of each is fastened canvas bag. The individual merely sweeps the valu- ables into the bag and drops them into galvanized cans as they leave the rooms. Other employees wheel the cans into the vault.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-03-12
KODIAK GIVEN
 AIR MAIL NOW

Air mail is now being delivered to Kodiak, according to an an- nouncement made today by Post master Albert Vile.
 The air mail goes from Juneau to Fairbanks, then to Anchorage from where the Kodiak dispatches are made.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-03-12

Fifty-two foreign sources helped l.ifill Christmas stockings in U S. niin 1859; by January of last year Q foreign sources had been reduced otto 30, and by September, 1941, only height foreign countries remained on q the list
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-03-12
J. J. MEHERIN LEAVES
 FOR SITKA BY PL

| J. J. Meherin, prominent Ju- neau businessman, left by plane today for short trip to Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-03-12

WOW!-Slight Freda Loy, 19. Washington long distance tele- phone operator, whose home is in Winchester, Va, rolled 211 to- tai during lunch hour bowling contest, to set a record believed the highest duckpin score ever
 recorded for a woman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-03-12
Model for An Air Raid
 Is Perfected and Right
 In the National Capital

Continued rom Page One)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-14
No Games Party

GAMES PARTIES sponsored
on Wednesday evenings by the
Sisters Of Charity in st. Joseph's
sanitarium lobby have been
postponed until further notice
because of the severe weather.
.,
VIRGINIA MIL L Err, Mary
Shaw, Jean Gribble, Pherne An
dreas and Shirley Charbeneau
attended the Sonia Heine ice
show at the Olympia last eve-
ming.
PVT. ERNEST S. RIvARD of
Fort Knox, KY. spent Sunday at
the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. william Rivard of New
Baltimore Highway.
MRS. CLIFFORD HAY will
entertain her tripoli club Friday
evening at her home at 242
Broadway.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-14
Rose Club Wins Gayel
at Busy Meeting

Lilac Club. they win ~ spon-
sored by the flower clubs 6 =.
Louis parish, for psaeo and
speedy victory for the boys -
the armed forces. 9s
The Forget-Me-Not Club 3ttr-s
nished delightful refroshnn1nta
at the close Of the meetinGs 49,
der the. chairmanship 0f Nh;
George Dluge. The next moet-
ing will be Tuesday. Feb. 10.
MR.. AND MRS. CDoR01
WELLNITZ lef. for Florida Sun@
day morning for . three-Woelg
vacation. They will be. d ~
Petersburg until the IaSt woo1s
when they will 60 on % PALM
Beach. M b
MRS. ELMER MARTIN Win
entertain her bridge club this
evening at the Sigma Gamm1
Convalescent Home.
MRS. DAVID CHnDS has 70.
turned from a business trip -
Flint.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-14
A TRIBUTE TO FOSTER
Tin cOStume)

8. String Ensemble led by MIR.
Hughes.
a. The Queens Romance
(Hadyn)
b. The Red Sarafan (Russian) !,
accompanied by Larry Calvert.
8. Accordion. Selected, Jennie
Sieckowski.
10. Piano March of the Sages,
Merlin Desot.
H.. Violin, Boat Song (Vogt),
Shirley Julastic.
IL. Voice, Serenade (Drigo),
Flora May Rosso.
Is. Piano, Song of the Marines,
Wilfred Culver.
ID Hawaiian Guitar, Joan
Singer.
Is. Accordion, Edward Van
Egmond.
16. Piano, At the Derby Nor
thrup), Margaret Roberts.
II. Violin, Melody in F. Grub
instein), Mary Papajohn.
ID. Piano, Sparkling Spray
(Overholt), Dorothy Roberts.
10. Voice. Peter, 60 ring dem
bells, Celesta Blanks.
20. Accordian, Miss Briley.
FL. Guitar. Waltz You Saved
For Me, Robert Horn.
%. Piano. Malta (Delibes),
Iris Bantle.
%. Violin. Traumerei (Schu-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-14
Sorority to Buy
Defense Bond

PLANS TO buy a Defense
Bond were made last evening
by members of Gamma Rho
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi,
when they met at the home Of
Eleanor Blake.
Plans were also made for the
dinner which members of the
losing team must give for those
who won, in the ticket-selling
campaign for the dance the
girls have some time ago. The
winners will be feted at dinner,
at Mrs. George Carter's home
on Thursday, Jan. 20.
For the month of February,
a galloping breakfast is plan
ned. Mrs. Carter, Irma Bennett
and Geraldine Coulter will be
the committee in charge of this
event, other plans for which
are secret. Next regular meet
ing will be Tuesday, Jan. n,
at the Carter home.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-14
Coming Events

WEDNESDAY. JANUARYl4

j
FEC Girls Club at the Detroit home of Mrs George APPEL
at 1880 pm.
CHILD STUDY GROUP l, at the home of Mrs Robert
PATRIOTIC DAucHTERs of America Council 4s, initiation
in Barron hail. at pm
Mr.: Vernon Kerwn. Sugar Bush road, at pm M 'A
CATHOLIC Information Class. in st. Marys cubrooms at
ELEMENTARY CLASS in naturalization third floor county
CIRCLE 3 womens Guild of Zion Evangelical Church. an
nua potuck dinner with husbands in parish house. at
SMILING EIGHT CLUB at the home of Mrs Elmer Rolison
LINCOLN PTA at the school pm preceded by meeting
of advisory council and committee charmen at tbs
s5M the
''' " -: THURSDAY S JANUARY s = IS s CONFERRED
UNITED WORKERS CIRCLE Of Kings Daughters. at the
cARNAToN CLUB Of St Loui; parish at the home Of Mrs.
FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE. at the home of Mrs Carl Green,
cis Of 49, parish. .. tn. hom. .,
Mrs. E. J. Downing. North River road, at pm
GAMES PARTY at the home OF Mrs W. Fuller 1ss Dick
TRINITY CIRCLE Of Trinity Lutheran Church. quilting at
wArcHTUL CIRCLE At Kings Daughter. Home at 1880 pm
RE5EkAH LODGE regular meeting followed by installation
VIEW CANES PARTY in Veterans hall. at pm.
81 s s. Ss follow
MOUNT CLEMENS Commandery, knights Templar school
Of instruction In Masonic hall, At 7:45 pm.
AIL-DAY RED CROSS sewing, for Ever Onward Circle,
at the home Of Mrs George Simns, ~ Ferrin place.
ut 10 an
HANDN-HAND CIRCLE annual luncheon At Medea, follow
ed By afternoon Of cards. ut I PIN.
ROSE CLUB Of st. Louis parish the home Of Mrs Charles
Barry. Hazel road, At 1:30 pm.
DAHI.A CLUB Of ST. Louis parish At the home of Mrs
Prank Petitpren, 1t pm.
FRATERNAL ORDER of Eagles, in Aerie Hall at 3 pm
MARGARET DOTTOME CIRCLE Of Kings Daughters It the
home Of Mn. Anthony Ullrich. % Lodewyck avenue
at9pm.
WATER LILY CLUB az g. Louis parish the home of Mrs.
8, - CE1eeee Wueesoens = 1eurth ereet q pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-14
Zion Group
Plans Party

PLANS for a large public
card party, to be held during
the month of February were
made last evening by the Young
Women's Guild of Zion Evange-
lical Church. The committee,
headed by Mrs. Leslie Devantier.
will decide the date and COM
plete plans in the near future.
Assisting Mrs. Devantier in
the project are Mrs. Wilbur
Held, Mrs. William Mcclellan,
Mrs. William Volkenant, n d
Mrs. Wesley Kandt.,
Hostesses at last evening s
meeting, which took place at
Mrs. Donald Chapman's home
were the new officers, elected
in December, including Mrs. c.
p. Brown, Mrs. Hay, Mrs. Chap
man and Mrs. Frank Sommers.
At the conclusion of the bus
mess meeting the members play
ed games, with house prize 60
ing to Mrs. Edgar Hatch.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-14
Wilson
P. IA. Hears
Defense Talk

COMMITTEE APPOIN T.
MENTS for the year were made
last evening at the meeting OF
Wilson Parent-Teacher Associa-
ton, when Lawrence Blades OF
the Civilian Defense Council was
speaker of the evening.
Committees appointed by Mrs.
Robert Shepherd, president OF
the newly organized PTA, are:
program, Mrs. p. K. McWethy,
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Rus
sell Salot, Miss Ruth South
worth. Alvin w. Hameister, and
D o n q l d Gerkey, membership,
Mrs. Martin Bobcean, chairman,
Mrs. Eugene whitman and DR..
S. j. Levine; social, Mrs. Paul
Hirt, chairman, Miss Ruth Moore
and Mrs. Henry Tucker; publ
city, Mrs. G. H. Malbin
Mr.. Blades, who was intro
duced by Mr.. Gerkey. stressed
the Importance of civilians pro-
tecting themselves by means Of
Civilian Defense efforts as a
duty to nation, which is maxi
ing every effort to protect US all.
He urges three points, common
judgment, common sense and
calmness, as top aids in lines
of stress. Air raid precautions,
and instructions for behavior
during air-raids were also q part
of his splendid talk.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-14
New Workers Mark
Anniversary Here

MR.. AND MRS. SAM KLEIN
MAN of New York City, who are
guests at the New Glenwood
Hotel, celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary yesterday.
A party with hotel guests was
arranged by the management,
with candles, flowers, wedding
cake and corsage for Mrs.
Kleinman at dinner last eve
ming.
The honor guests presented
SIS to the local synagogue In
celebration of their anniversary.
MRS. HAROLD LINDS EY.
whose birthday anniversary was
Dec. ~, will be honored this
evening by members of her
birthday club, who will gather
at her home for dinner and
cards.
MIR. AND MRS. VERN E
TROMBLEY Of ger Bay
Drive have moved to Toledo, O.,
where Mr.. Trombley has accept
ed a new position.
MRS. GRACE MOORE, Mrs.
Leo Killewald and Mrs. Joseph
Moore, Jr. spent the day In De-
troit today, as guests of Mrs.
Martin Peltier.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-14
Modern Music Studios Plan
Recital on Sunday, January Is

NANNY Robert Schueneman.
"a. Piano. Blue Danu b e
(Strauss), Dolores Julastic.
Is. a. Voice, / Love Thee
(Grieg), Frances Yoshonis.
b. Loves Appeal (Tayler)
26. Piano, Trumpeter's Sere-
made, David Evans.
q. Accordion, Madeline Loo
tens.
20. Violin, Ave Maria (Gounod
Robert Buff.
20. Piano, Prelude in c. m.
(Rachmaninoff), Larry Calvert,
80. Accordion, Jimmie Ullrich.
81. Piano, Rustic of Spring
(Sinding). Diana Otlowski.
80. Voice, vissi d'arte (Puc-
cinD, Miss Tayler.
b. The Lords Prayer (Ma-
lotte)
accompanied by, Diana Otlow-
ski.
33. String Ensemble a. Mar
cheta.
b. Polish Dance.
"a. Finale. God Bless America
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-14
Relatives Honor
Arthur Siewert

ARTHUR SIEWERT was
pleasantly surprised last even
ing by a group of relatives who
gathered in mis- honor at his
home, in celebration of his birth
day anniversary. which was
Monday.
Guests, who enjoyed an even
ing of bunco, followed by re-
freshments, included MIR. and
Mrs. Edward Feiter and family,
Mrs. Lydia Reiter and daughter,
Edith, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Reiter, Mr.. anu Mrs. Albert Sic
vert and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Siewert and family, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hack and
family. the latter group from
ONO.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-14
Banquet
TO Fete
Husbands

THE MEMBERS OF the Young
Women's Club will entertain
their husbandx ut q banquet IN
the Masonic club rooms Monday,
Jan. IL at $50 o'clock.
Arranging the details for the
evening are Mrs. Harold Eyth,
Mrs. Myrtle E. st. Aubin, Mrs.
Morton Rosso, Mrs. Leland Grim
and Mrs. Robert Beal.
Theron Thompkins, member
of the high school faculty, will
show moving pictures OF his re-
cent Western trip. Womens
Guild of Zion Evangelical
church will serve the dinner.
MR.. AND MRS. MAX w.
KENDRICK and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry E. Taylor will entertain
their Sunday Night Supper Club
at the Taylor home on Lincoln
avenue next Sunday.
MRS. LAWRENCE MILLER
won the duplicate contract
bridge tournament at the home
Of Mrs. James Erskine, c q IS
avenue, last evening.
MR.. AND MRS. LAWRENCE
MILLER have returned to
Mount Clemens and are living
at Is Moser place, after spend
ing the past year and half in
Pittsburgh.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-14

AT A BUSY MEETING of
St. Louis National Council Of
Catholic Women last evening,
the Rose Club won the atten-
dance gavel. The meeting took
place in st. Louis hall, follow
ing devotions in the church.
Speaker of the evening was
Mrs. j. Otto Smith of St. Peters
parish, deanery chairman of the
Youth Committee. Mrs. Smith
reported to the group the
gratifying success of the Friday
Night Youth dances sponsored
by the two parishes in st.
Mary's clubroom ms. These
dances each week draw more
young couple, and are prov
ing to the meow that all young
people need is an opportunity
for such fun. Refreshments are
served. and music is provided
by mechanical means.
Another youth activity. st.
Louis meow is interested in is
the Sodality of Our Lady, for
whom a breakfast is to be given
on Sunday following 8 o'clock
Mass. Election of officers for
the newly-reorganized sodality
will take place at this meeting.
Mrs. Frank Woods, sacristan,
reported that the linen supply
for the Sclfridge Chapel was
depleted, and q collection was
promptly taken up at the meet
ing to complete the equipment.
Mrs. Vincent Brinker read q
Catholic Digest report on
Leisure Time"
A Red Cross report was given
by Mrs. Clyde Shorter, and it
was also reported that tn e
meow drive at the holidays to
sponsor the use of religious
Christmas cards made con-
siderable progress this year.
One firm, sold out in November,
reported the sale of more than
100000 such cards.
The chain Of Victory Masses,
which will begin on Friday ut
8 o'clock In st. Louis church
and continue at intervals, was
explained to the group BY Mrs.
Henry LaCroix. Started by the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-14
Catholic Group
to Hold Election

ST. PETERS Catholic Young
Peoples Club will meet Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock in st.
Mary's clubrooms. The group,
which includes st. Mary's High
school seniors and other Cath
Ole Young People, will elect
officers at the meeting.
Dancing and refreshments will
follow the business. Committee
Of meow women in charge of
the arrangements includes Mrs.
John Otto Smith. Mrs. Arlo
Higgs, Mrs. Chris O'Brien, Mrs.
Norman McInerney, and Mrs.
William Murphy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-14
Spouse to Youth Activities Grafies ST. Louis Meow Chap@
Presbyterian Group
to Meet Friday

MRS. NEIL z. REID will be
hostess to members of the Pres
byterian Missionary Society on
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at her home on Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. John Hartway will have
charge of the devotioanls for the
meeting. and Mrs. William Mil
Ter will be chairman of the aft
ernoon's topic National Mis-
sions."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-14
FELLOWSHIP Party

ST. JOHNS Ladies' Aid of
Fraser will sponsor q public
FELLOWSHIP party in the parish
hall in Fraser on Jan. %, at 8
o'clock. Both men and women
are invited to attend this event,
for which table prize will be
handmade pillow slips. Re-
servations may be made with
Mrs. Theodore Wuggazer Of
Fraser and Mrs. August Rohr-
beck, telephone 2475-J3.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-14
Two Recent Amy Brides

TWO RECENT ARMY brides pictured above Mrs
Hacker Mrs Robert Hoy Shae Mrs Hacker Betty
Coughln daughter of Mrs Emma Cougn of 1873 Walnut street
before her wedding the Methodist
Hacker Of Camp Polk La of Mr. and Mrs Hacker of
Maple Mrs Shaer the former Dorothea
daughter of Mrs william Trew of 125 Miller She be-
bride Tech Shafe of Sedge Field
afternoon the First Presbyterian Church He the
Mrs Robert A. Shafer of Resendale, Wis
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-14
Rehearsal

MOUNT CLEMENS CON-
MANDERY, knights Templar,
will hold dress rehearsal Thurs
day evening at 7:45 o'clock in
Masonic hall, in preparation for
annual inspection set for Jan. %.
ALPHA AND OMEGA CLASS
of Gilbert Memorial Baptist
church will meet at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Crabbe, 264
Church street, at 1880 o'clock.
Refreshments will be. served at
the close of the meeting.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-14

THE ANNUAL tea-recital of
the Modern Studios will take
place on Sunday, Jan. ID, at 2:30
o'clock in the Presbyterian
church parlors.
Vocal and instrumental pupils
of Miss Muriel Taylor, William
Weiland and Fred Hughes will
be presented in the two part
program, which is presented be-
low.
I
A TRIBUTE TO FOSTER
Tin cOstume)
/. Nelly was a lady, Carol
Rosso.
2. Eulalie, O. Sussanah (duet) 4,
Viola and Dorothy Abend
3. Kentucky Home (vocal),
Betty Jean Salisbury.
4. Some Folks Do, Mary Ann
Rubin.
S. a. I Dream of Jeanne, Nancy
Brinker.
b. Scarf Dance (Chamin-
ade),
6. Beautiful Dreamer (vocaD !,
Dorothy Roberts.
accompanied by, Margaret
Roberts.
z. a. Swanee River, Lorraine
Coke.
b. Waiting Doll (Poldoni)