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Evening star., 1942-04-12
Virginia Boord Given
Pool Delivery Power
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va. April 1.-THE
State Milk Commission has received
a ruling from Attorney General A
P. Staples that it Is within the gen.
eral powers of the commission. un-
der reasonable and justifiable condi-
tions, to order milk producers te
pool deliveries.
Conditions vary among localities
it was explained, and In the case
Of each locality there would be 9
question Of fact.
Pooling of deliveries, it was
pointed out, would effect q savin6
In wear on tires
Evening star., 1942-04-12
War Films Will Be Shown

Educational motion pictures will
be shown at meeting of the Mont
gomery Hills Junior High School
Parent Teacher Association at pm.
Tuesday at the school. Obtained
through Sergt. w. H. Leyshon, the
films will deal with Pearl Harbor,
the burning Of the Normandie and
the history of blood plasma.
Evening star., 1942-04-12
Rockville Povina Bids

ROCKVILLE, Md, April II (Spe-
ciaD The Mayor and Council of
Rockville have invited bids for grad
ing and construction of a concrete
curb, gutter, macadam paving and
drainage structure In South WASH
ington street, Rockville. Proposals
will be received until 8 pm. on
April a.
Evening star., 1942-04-12
Rigid License Rules
Seen Cutting Number
Of Rooming Houses
Home Owners Protest
Thut War Workers Are
Denied Available Space

Many applications for licenses
necessary to convert private homes
into rooming houses for war workers
are being held up because of the
stringency of the new boarding and
rooming house regulations recently
put into effect here.
This was learned yesterday from
local property owners. who protested
that available housing space was
being denied war workers because of
the strict regulations.
Many private home owners have
offered to convert part of their
residences into rooming houses and
have made application for the neces-
sary licenses. But few applications
have been approved. Most of the
applicants have been informed that
licenses will not be granted until
they make changes in the houses to
conform to the regulations.
Rulings Called Too Strict.
Owners protest that in this time
of material shortages it is not pos
sible to make the required changes
The regulations, they say, are too
strict. One realty man said that if
the regulations were strictly en-
forced, rs per cent of the rooming
houses now in operation would have
to be vacated.
From the housing standpoint, the
most Objectionable feature of the
new rules is their application to
private residences in which a few
rooms have been opened to out
siders and whose owners cannot
afford to make alterations required
under present specifications. Be
cause of this, many rooms will
remain empty which otherwise
might be rented, it was said.
The chief obstacle and one which
only rooming houses of more recent
construction can hurdle is the sec
ton applying to toilets, bathrooms
and lavatories. The rules specify
that the floor of every water closet
and bath compartment shall be
made watertight with tile, con-
crete or other waterproofing ma
terial and that such waterprooflng
must extend not less than inches
up the vertical walls.
Antiquated Plumbing.
They also require that there shall
be separate toilet and bath facili-
ties for each 10 occupants.
Houses with antiquated plumbing
must have the work done over COM
pletely in order to conform to the
law, real estate men say. The ex-
pense involved would be a poor in
vestment unless enough roomers
could be taken in to make up for
the outlay. Then there is short
age of plumbing supplies.
Rooms must be provided during
the fly and misunderstanding sea-
son with screens of at least 16
meshes to tine inch. Copper wire of
this description is virtually un-
available, 1t was reported. and gal
vanized wire can be obtained only
with difhculty.
Many owners cannot comply with
requirements designed to elm
mate overcrowding, which specify
that no room may be used for Sleep
ing purposes without at least 400
cubic feet of air space per person
Still other rulings causing trouble
are those for stricter lighting, heat
ing, ventilation and safety.
Evening star., 1942-04-12
Tax Stuff Will Work
Until 9 PM. "Wednesday

For the benefit of latecomers, the
staff of the Income Tax Unit of the
District will remain on duty at the
District Building until 9 pm. We'd
nesday to assist residents in making
out their income tax returns. Those
in line at pm. will be served, how
ever, it was announced by Tax
Assessor Edward A. Dent.
Wednesday is the deadline for the
District returns. Those sent in by
mail will be accepted as on time if
poStmarked before midnight.
Evening star., 1942-04-12
Fort Meade Soldier
Is Grunted Divorce

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, April 11.-Cir-
cult Judge Stedman Prescott has
signed decree granting to Max
well E. Graybill, now at Fort Meade,
Md, an absolute divorce from Mrs
Betty Graybill Of Lancaster, Pa,
on the grounds of desertion.
Judge Prescott also has awarded
Mrs Sarah Mckenzie Estes of Sill
yer Spring an absolute divorce from
Robert M. Estes jr., 6f Washington,
also because Of desertion.
Evening star., 1942-04-12
Services to Be Held
For Dr.. King Today

Funeral services for Dr.. William
Binford King, Arlington County
physician, who died at his home
Friday, will be held at PM today
at Calvary Methodist Church, Twen-
ty-third and South Grant streets
Arlington.
The Rev. Thomas G. Betschler
pastor, will officiate. Burial will be
In Columbia Gardens Cemetery. 4
Evening star., 1942-04-12
Cape Henry Day Proclaimed

RICHMOND, Va, April II (R.-
Gov. Darden today proclaimed April
26 as Cape Henry Day. 1t was on
April 26, 1907, that the colonists
who later were to establish at
jamestown the first permanent
English settlement in the Western
world set foot on shore at Cape
Henry.
Evening star., 1942-04-12
Poet Moves to Speak Here

Alfred Noyes, celebrated English
poet, will address students of the
University of Maryland at 4:3o pm.
tomorrow in the Agriculture Build
ing auditorium on Literature and
Life" He will be introduced by DR..
Charles Hale, head of the univer-
sity's English department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Recommendations Listed
For Moving Furniture

shift a little before the busiest
moving days.
5. II you are moving into an
elevator apartment building,
in touch with the manager and -
TO schedule your move at time
when no other family Is coming
into the building. II you don'tn
your movers may have to hanso
around waiting for the elevators
In intra-city moving you usually
pay them by the hour. I'd
6. If you are moving from one,
state to another, make sure thath
moving and insurance rates Off
your carrier are filed with the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
and look into the question of addi-
tional insurance. Your interstate,
movers liability for damage TO
your furniture is on a weight,
basis only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

The average urban American
family moves about once in every
five years. But war changes are
stepping up this years totals.
II you are one OF the thousands
of families who sometime soon
will pack up their household goods
and take the road to new home
you will want TO check some
recommendations for working out
your moving problems that come
from the Institute of Real Estate
Management, specialized branch of
the National Association of Real
Estate Boards.
l. Plan your move. II you are
going to another city and are I'M
certain about how to locate the
kind of housing you want. write
TO the real estate board in that
city describing what you want and
the rent or purchase price you can
pay. Ask about available trans
portation, and other things inn
portant TO you, as accessibility TO
schools. shopping districts.
2. Understand clearly any lease
you sign. Note for what reasons
the lease might be cancelled. Note
whether there is an automatic
renewal clause. In most cities a
standard lease form endorsed by
the local real estate board is
available. Such lease iSsdesigned
for the protection OF both parties.
3. BE sure 10 choose a reliable
mover. Estimated cost of the job
is not the only thing TO consider.
Moving rates usually depend on
the kind of service the mover is
equipped TO render.
4. Try to schedule your move
at time other than the seasonal
peak, for you can get much better
service thus not only from the
movers. but from the utility COM
panies, the decorators, and furni-
ture stores. II you must vacate
at seasonal peak. get in touch.
IF possible. with the occupant OF
the apartment to which you plan
to move: work out a cooperative
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
.One-On-TOne
Brings Pattern Interest
and Color TO Floor

The practical character Of tone
on-tone, or self-tone, broadloom is
responsible for its growth in popu-
lar favor.
In these types the pattern is
woven in lighter shades of the
body color. At first only two
tones were used. Then a third
tone was added and now even a
fourth. Accents of contrasting
colors now add interest and
sparkle.
The style is practical because II
brings pattern interest and color
to the floor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Property Group
Calls Meeting

The Southwest Community Pro-
tective Association. in cooperation
with the Greater Detroit Property
Owners and Taxpayers Associa-
ton, will Sponsor public discus
sion OF rent control problems at s
p. m, next Thursday. in the audi
forum of Southwestern Fl h
School, West Fort street and
Waterman avenue.
Niles Graden. secretary-treas-
urer of the Southwest association,
will preside. Others arranging the
meeting include Herman Bates,
association vice president. and Roy
Beach and John Buchanan. direc-
tors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
80 = AZ

And in wartime there is no
excuse whatsoever for such waste.
So check over your heating
plants. Replace worn parts or
worn furnaces. Install storm
windows. Use insulation. You will
soon pay off the cost by savings
in your fuel bills. And you'll not
only be serving your own interest
but that of Uncle Sam as we'll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Savings and Loan
GROUPS Show Gains

More than half OF the savings,
building and loan associations
with assets above 5000. 900.
showed net gains during the first
six months this nation was at war,
III. F. Cellarius, secretary-treas-
urer Of the United States Savings
and Loan League, reported Satur-
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

of insulation materials still avail
able. despite the shortage in many
building supplies.
For new homes and attics OF
older houses there are a number
of blanket form installations that
can be used. A new one on the
market is made from the staple
crop OF the South-cotton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Cotton Insulation

This cotton insulation Is flame
proof and fire-resistant. 1t has
been treated so that il will with
stand excessively high temporal
lures.
This insulation is free from
attack by vermin, rodents or fungi.
Moreover, it will not decay. IT is
odorless, clean and free from dust.
1t is made in blankets in the
studding widths of 16
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

and "a inches and il can be cut
to any length TO fit into any house
building condition.
II yours is a frame home, you'll
find distinct savings in heat costs
and exterior upkeep with the
installation of brick siding. Many
Detroit firms still have this ma
terial available. together with
skilled workmen TO do the instaila-
ton Job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

Large scale demolition of out
Ifnoded vacant buildings to provide
a vast supply of scrap metal for
war use was proposed last week by
Robert Moses, co-ordinator of New
York City's intensified salvage
|driVe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Loan Correspondent

Walter J. Gessell Saturday an
nounced his appointment as mort
gage loan correspondent for the
Reliance Life Insurance Company
of Pittsburgh and the removal of
his office TO HOO Penobscot Build
inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Fluff
If New Carpet Sheds Linf,
Think Nothing About II 9

II your new rug or carpet sheds
lint for a time simply sweep Il UP
and think no more about IL.
It is simply the fluffing up Of
the fuzz or short ends left in the
pile surface when the fabric Is
Sheared in the final finishing.
This fluffing will cease when al
the loose material has worked les
way 10 the surface. 4,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Bio War Bond Volume

More money was invested in
savings building and loan associa-
tons out of July income than in
any except one month of all last
year, and at the same time the
association sold the largest volume
of war bonds 10 the public Of any
month since their participation
began.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

Long before modern insulating
devices were perfected for filing
in between the walls and under
the roof, New Englanders some
times used dried seaweed packed
between the interior and exterior
walls.
This. of course. is no longer
necessary with the wide variety
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

A properly insulated home in
which the heating plant is func-
tioning efficiently uses far less
fuel. Even in normal times a
badly insulated house and an
inefficient heating plant are poor
economies because heating bills
often run double and more what
thew should.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Provide Air Cushion

Storm windows provide an air
cushion which materially reduces
the amount OF cold transmitted BY
the inner window paneS.
And a properly insulated house
uses far less fuel than one that
is not insulated. Discussing insu-
Iation and pending fuel rationing,
Price Administrator Leon Hender-
son recently declared:
'If poor Insulation and oil
burner inefficiency make II Inn
possible to maintain the 65-
degree temperature, the house
holder Ia expected 20 cut down
the heat less rather than burn
more fuel"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Stop UpChinks
In Home 10 Save
Precious Fuel
Henderson Advises
Checking Operation
OF Heating Plant

With fuel rationing just around
the corner. you'll be demonstrate
ing your patriotism, 10 say nothing
az your good sense, II you pat your
heating plant in tip-top shape.
At the same time you should
bear in mind that no matter how
efficiently your furnace operates,
nrecious heat will be wasted
unless YOU stop up the chinks in
your home.
The best methods available 20
plug these heat-escaping holes is
20 insulate your home and install
storm windows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
1e4Q MODEL Alb.
GAS RANGE

Cleaning white four burn
or gas range with large
oven, broilsr and thsrruo-
stot heat regulator. Built
right into the kitchen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

Pelham Road and Outer Drive ideal place live Public
transportation Ford Willow Rum Sinson Bendix and
nony other important plants. The development is beou
fully wooded.
Make this and after the Vicoryl
includes everything including insurance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
IIIE ONLY PROJECT sPECIAI!IY BUIII
AND READY TOR WILLOW RUN, FORD
and 0THER NEsT SIDE WAR WORKERS
Truly this is Americas finest house buyl

Truly this is Americas finest house buyl
really complete house-wi appliances olreody to
use-in q beautifully cool. wooded residential oreo
in Dearborn. Remember, this is complete house
ready to in! Each house has living roor two
bedrooms, kitchen. dinets and bath the first floor
space for two more rooms upstairs; full basement
with large recreation space. On It's own 40 lot!
PRIVATELY BUHT-fHh APPROVED!
Naturally these houses going fast! Such values
won't last very long model In open at all times for
your convenience. See them today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

pliunces and q 40 lot. Such
volues may never be re-.
psotedl
Prices for the complete
house start at only $4,000.
Wherever you 90. you will
not find better houses of
fersd at such prices! Visit
them today Become a
home owner now while
quality houses ore still
available.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Snow Carnival January II
Planned by Comus Club
Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson Are Chsirmen for First Dance
In 1912; Clever Winter Sports Deeors Planned

Appropriate to the coming Tacoma Winter Sports
nval January 1925 will be the Snow Carnival theme of
the first 1912 dance of Comus club at the Winthrop Roof
Garden, January II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Jacobson co-chairmen for the
dance and accordingly Mrs. Jacobson entertained the
mittee wives and the presidents wife, Mrs A n Gunderson
at luncheon Wednesday at the UnverstyUnion club
Final plans made for the affair." which will be preceded
by cocktail hour from until 10 o'clock.
Snowy mountain will be used throughout the ball
and at the windows will be crossed skis Skates and
seighs will be arranged each of the ballroom and
the orchestra platform will be backed by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Mrs. Smith TO Open Home
MONDAY Afternoon

When the Monday Civic club
members gather in the home of
Mrs. Percy Creath Smith on Mon
day, Jan. ~ for their monthly
round table discussion. America
in a World OF War" will be their
subject.
Mrs. Edward ". Hendrickson
will present international Rels-
tions" and Mrs. Alice Yarnell. A
Calender Of New Legislation. Mrs.
w. L. Tucker is the program chair
man.
From l To 2 p. m, the regular
business meeting will be held, with
some important transactions 10 be
brought before the memhershoip.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Miss Thomas
Is Feted
Mn. Lennon Is Hostess
A. Home In Seattle

Miss Virginia Ann Thomas,
whose marriage to Mr.. VIII
liam Young McPhee Of Naehes
will take place on Jan. IL.
motored To Seattle on Satur-
day 10 be guest Of honor ~ .
luncheon and shower given by
Mrs. William Lennox who u
10 be one Of the attendants NJ
her wedding In Christ church.
She was accompanied BY her
mother. Mrs. r. r. Thomas.
her sister. Miss Betty Jane
Thomas. and her sister-in-law.
Mrs. II. Miles Thomas.
Other guests. most a thrm
Rapp. Delta sorority sisters. ssfs
Ml.. Anita ro~ey ~ Conrad.
Mont. Miss ksthls<n klrkpatTtek
ef Seattle. Mira Ellen Mendsis.
Knapp. Delta house mother 81 the
University ot Washington. Afs
Robert ksnnsrd tksthsFlns New
begin and Alss ray Rutherford.
Mis-. Thomas viii 10 attended ~
her sister and sistsr-in-ls~. Miss
Towsy. Mrs. Willard He<s tsyivis
Rogersl. Mrs.. ksnnsrd. Mrs.
George Prescott and Mfs Lennon.
Mr.. Ncrhss 10 the soa ~ Mr..
and Mrs A d. Mefhee ~ Nsehes.
vino will come 10 Tacoma for the
wedding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Tacomans 10 Attend
State Pro America

The state meeting Of Pro Amer
lea in Seattle next Friday viii be
well represented by the Tacoma
unit OF the organization with ten
members of the local board going
over for the occasion. Sessions
will open at the New Washington
hotel at 1890 In the morning and
at the 1880 luncheon Mr.. Fred
Baker will speak on The Politi-
cal Situation for the Coming
Year"
In the Tacoma delegation will
be Mrs. C. A. Strong. Mrs. Pier
Ward. Mrs. Arthur Middleton, Mrs..
Karl kellogg. Mrs. d. L. Barlow,
Mrs. c. +. Nader. Mrs. w. c. ME-
meyer, Mrs. Henry Ref. Mrs. A.
o. Burmeister and Mrs. Nelson
Perkins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Engagement
Announced
Miss MurieI Spofforth TO
Wed Sgt. Furney in Spring

The betrothal of Miss
Muriel Spofforth to Sgt. Ger
aid NJ. Furney is being an
nounced today by the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Spofforth of els No. Aims
worth. Sgt. Furney is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l..
Furney of Winnipeg, Man,
Canada.
Sgt. Furney. formerly of Min
neapolis. MINI. is now in the u. s.
air corps. stationed at McChord
field Miss spofforth is student
at the College Of Puget Sound,
where she is pledged TO Alpha
Beta Epsilon sorority.
The betrothal was revealed by
her TO her sorority sisters in the
traditional sorority manner at a
meeting Of the group on Wednes-
day. A spring wedding is planned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12

Patrons and pstroneHses Of the
dance include DIR. and Mrs Edward
". Todd, Dean and Mrs. John ID.
REGISTER. Mrs. Lyle Ford Druzhel.
Mrs Edna W. Cheney. Prof. and
Mrs. Raymond s. Seward. Or.
Mural heClanahan and guest. and
Miss Kathleen Cooper and guest.
Miss Betty Heaton. who il chair
man Of the affair. II being assist
ed by Misses Evelyn Decker. vir-
ginia Judd. narijans Lewis and
Betty Jane Pyle.
Hostesses OF Alphs Beta Epsilon
include Misses Kathryn Evans.
Doris Wittren. Blanche Haynes.
Betty Jsns Pyle. Bobbis Jean
Ryan. Virginia Wiitse. Dorothy
Howard. Helen Pat BEEN. Robby
lee Robertson. Anne Mccarthy,
Thslms Smith. Ruth Harrington.
Joan stsrrett, Harriet Green
Jolifsrn Torgerson. Phyllis Wilson.
Mary Ogden. Helen Kutehsr. Jean
sloop. Ellen swsyns. Pat Hansen
and Betty Warner.
Their guests are Austin Fengler.
Robert Gemperiy. Thomas Hiii.
Daniel Deskes. Dean Bahama. Asa
Msylott. Paul Houston, Grant
Barker, James Walter. Richard
strom. Robert Elliott. walter Sea
bloom. Jack Mcclure. Martin
Wentworth. Donald Ery1n. Walter
Hanson. Edward Wilson. Robert
Hamilton. Arthur Sheets. Vincent
DeBert ard Sergeant Alien.
Delta Alpha Gamma hosiessss
are Misses Virginia Judd. Mildred
Despair. Bsrgst Carlson. Mary
Cornell, Esther Mann. Betty Ma
Hampton. Jane Hudson seids
Peterson. Florence Darr0x. Anita
Sherman. AImira Hsrchsssui.
Edith PiasgsF. Jean WnKht. Cath
srins Crsnlund. D0fiF Nelson.
Shirley Stone. Elda Lee Ashaffey
and Evelyn ssslsy.
Gamma quests are William Ire
coming. Lynn AEelsOn. Verne
Heinrich. Harris Martin. Dale Nc
Cord, Edward Deyer. Weldon Rsu.
Arnold Rucken. MAYOR Middleton.
Philip Raymond. Bart WOOD.
Leroy Vaughn. Bert Polling
/ Charles Pittmsn. Lee Hackey. Lee
Foreman Pau DAVIS ara Edward
. NlnsxilL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Catholic Women
Open New Year

The Catholic Woman's club viii
hold It's first meeting Of the new
year at the home of Mrs. Bernard
Bagan. $40 McCarver st, on We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. George Gahan. president,
will conduct the short business
meeting and Mrs. Eugene Gallo
way. program chairman, win pre-
sent Mrs. James Egan. who Will
review Catherine Of Arsgon" BY
Garrett Mattingly.
Assisting hostesses for the tea
hour Will be Mrs. Joseph Manley.
Mrs. cyril J. Fsirhurst. Mrs. De
Witt c. Rowland. Mrs. James No
kone and Mrs. Leo Lawrence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12

Their party was : SILVER sbu@ff
With bridge following Gay red
and white roses ~sre used IN IN.
eenterrieee wifh msiehin9 lndivids
usl eorrsEes for each guess.
Guests included Ml~ Mary
Fsirhur-t. Mira Richard nehnesd~r.
Mas Gsrstdins Elshse~. Miss
vernetta Rowland. Miss palarss
o'conpsli. Mrs. Robert Williams.
Mrs william Haley ard Mrs Oar
rsii Running
Last Sunday evening Mrs.. Oar
relI Running honored Mas Haley
and on Monday evening Mrs.
George aherldaa was HOSTESS n
her hnnor.
Mrs. sbsFldsn's guest. spsnt the
evening playing bridge ana PEE
scented thu guest ~ honof with
linen Fifts. shs used . PRETTY
esntsrpiscs ~ ~hits flowers ard
dsffodlis arranged an = psis green
dam.sk elnth.
These present psfe Mas p<ioFss
oconnsli. Miss Marjorie Fuller.
Miss Josephine smith. Mi~ Ruth
Hanson. Mrs Helen nlsx< Mrs.
Ray sandsxfsn. Mrs hoy Thomp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Art Association Opening
lea Sunday Affarnoon

Tea hours for the opening Of the
January exhibit Of the Tacoma
Art association in the College of
Puget Sound galleries will be from
$50 until 4ib with members Of
the Arts and Science club a. host
sz~es. on the committee are Mrs
Emory Lsamon. Mrs, Otto Glass
man. Mrs. Kurt karmin and Mrs
Arthur Goodrich.
Al ti5. Mr.. Dudley Pratt of thu
University ~ Washington. will
present . lecture.