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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-04-24
Sen. MURRAY
FILES FOR
REELECTION.
Junior Senator Files Nomi-
mating Petition Last Week;
Now Has Seniority Sufficient
To Place Him in Line for
Important Chairmanships.

Senator James E. Murray, home
from Washington for few days dur
ing the senatorial recess, filed his
petition for the United
States senate last Friday. Elected
first, for a two-year term in 1884, he
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-04-24
VACATIONS GET OFFICIAL o. K.

Donald M. Nelson, chief of the war
production board, has issued a state
ment on the official policy of WPB
concerning vacations for war work
ers. Nelson said vacations are nee
essary to relieve the emotional
strain" of war work and to restore
the energy and determination" of
war workers. He urged employers,
however to arrange vacations in such
will not suffer. "In no case" he
said, "can the desire or need for va
cations be permitted to excuse any
shutdown of any department of any
war production plant"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-04-24

WASHINGTON. - (FP) International intrigue based on
business oyaes instead of patriotism and involving the pro-
ducon of cemented tungsten carbide vital machine tool
metal described to the patents committee here
April IA by John Henry Lewis of the Department of Justices
division Levin declared that the 12year story in
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-04-24
THIS HABIT WILL
BRING VICTORY

Invest in your country
and help win the war.
Get the Victory Habit
buy Defense Bonds and
Stamps every pay day.
Do it the easy way
through your company's
Pay-Rol Savings Plan.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-04-24
GENERAL ELECTRIC FOUND
TO HAVE PATENT T|E-UP
With kRUPP IN GERMANY

Dept. of Justice Relates Story To Senate
Patents Committee of l2-Year Patent Deal
Between Carbology Company, Subsidiary
OF General Electric and Krupp Company of
Essen, Germany Covering Vital Tool Metal.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-04-24

program calling for SO cent profits tax
corporate earnings in of per of capitalization
limitation individual incomes at figure of $4,000 $780,
O00 raong of all goods banning of increases
for workers the higher brackets will be among
the sweeping demands of program which will be submitted
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-04-24

'volving a patent arrangement
between the Krupp company
of Essen, Germany, and the
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-04-24
PRESIDENT TO DEL|V 81
OVER RADIO TO NA7.xN
PRICE CONTROL PROGRAM

Will Send Special Message to Congress on
Economic Program and Will Then Outline
Its Sweeping Demands to the People of the
Nation in ssFireside Chat Over Nation
Wide Radio Hook-up
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-04-24

Big Business is determined to sit
in the drivers seat regardless Of
whether the republic wins the war or
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard BarcIav
Tho Authority on Authorities"

he decided not 10 Dia IA. sr.,..,.."
fered.
Most players OF either gu,I,.,
or rubber contract have lcarn.,
that they need about two and a
half high card tricks 20 make an
opening bid on 4 dca! containing
iair distribution. but should have
at least three when they have no
length anywhere eXccp, in one
iour-card suit. Their tables IN
measure those amounts. however
DO not usually reach down very
lar INTO the deck to include card,
IKE guarded jacks, tens ana mines
Just notice the pile of nice In.
termediatc cards in tha,s North
hand. 1t has only two and a half
tricks as most horOrs are general.
~ counted. but in place of an al
uitional king, il has 10 I'm
ger X in spades. potential.
~ useful lo-9-S IN diamonds and a
possibly important value IN the
J-io, Adding these up is like
counting your nicfcls when you
want to determine the amount OF
money in your pocket. Their pres.
ti'ce should cause YOU 10 bid.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Adams Family Has
Reunion on Sunday

Mr.. and MIR. f. Il. Adams. -. 80,
tCrtaInCd AZ their how" oct &. e..
trcct. Sunday. August 8. from Q a.
u. I" & y. III. There were prcScnr
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Adams. Mr.
nd Mrs. rudolph Adams. Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Adams. Mrs. Meta
Hunt. Pvt. Robert Adams. of Mis-
sion. Texas. with his wife. Mrs
Helen Brown. Ned Adams. and Don
aid Adams. Nj Sos Carrie Lee and
Shirley Ann Adams All the SONS and
daughters were home except Miss
Hilda Adams. who is visiting III
MantCO. There were fifteen grand
children present.
Dinner was served picnic style. In
the afternoon pictures were made OF
the family in group OH The lawn
Later some members ui the City
Road Methodist choir sang. Every
one seemed tu enjoy the day thor
OughIy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12

owing. too. Join the pa;chwnrk-
or victory brigade today and order
This radian;ly young styIc-Pattcrn
D90'1 by Marian Martin. The entire
wraparound skirt j. made of bright
patches. stitched together according
10 the simple directions that come
with the pattern. The crisp little
blouse is trimmed AT the yoke and
sleeves with leftover bit from the
-kirt. This !rUCE takes lust a few
hours To sCw. especially with the
aid of thcrm"plaStic dress form
have one made al your nearest sew
ing center. Pattern D9O77 may be
ordered in sizes - to 20. Watch for
other gay. nrigIpal Marian Martin
designs daily in this newspaper
Send SIXTEEN CENTS for this
Marian Martin Pattern To The Hen
d"rS"n Daily Dispatch. Pattern De-
nartmcmt. 232 West 18th Street. New
York. n. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
business Meeting
Held by PhiIatheas

=, me Shaw Philathca class nr H.,
rrH' Baptist church held lis rcn,,I.,,
monthly business meeting NInmd.,,.
'h',, al the church. with Aicsi,mn"t
~ ~ L. NcStcr. T.. G.. Shaw. / I;
K SEQ. Frank Bowling. f.. +.
Go ''' ana V. Il. Vaughan as host
In the absence of the prcsidcn,
, ,i.r ,'tS' vIcc-prcSidcnt. MR.. Il. A.
'i"WkihS. presided. The meeting v,s
nm'il'u with ~" mrnlrrr,
ms is My Fathers World" DE-.
I"''"hS We're led by Miss Elizabeth
,'''I,N ''cf' who gave Il most inspiring
';.N "'i WumTn'S highest ..'
''S'. ~ the close of the dry,-
' .,,'S inc class joined in singing
MASTER. y" Offering"
N'i,"rt> from various COMMITTEES.
Nci" heard. The follow M nov com
"''',r. W"r" ttcn appointed. u.,..
MS. ). :. A!I.u, and Mn. T..
'ra|l"r: ".m, Alr-. y. ". pri,rh;,.,
and Mrs. l. NJ. Edwards: sick. Mrs
= i'i'lhrll "ra Mrs. Il. +. rnumu-
',nai service. Mr.. |. Il. TIN
p''t ".'j Mr.. y. \. StaInback Hast
"S!," im september are Air, A. IL
rr'ichard. Mrs +. II. DiNnn, .yr
WIS. Guy Homer. Mrs. !. +. AIdrr.
man. and Mrs. Nj. {. Mile.
The following officer, we're ebert
"a Tor the coming year: t,;.rhcr
Mrs. j. Franklin A.fu as. .i;ni
cachcrS. Mrs. j. T. Alderman and
Mi. W. II. kimbali: president. Airs,
[. STANDARDS: iIr-' .c.pgr.ldrii
Mrs. Il. NJ. IawI.ln .r,rud yir..-
PRESIDENT. Mrs +. i. Wilkinson. thira
.t|-i dent. Mr.. O. t.. ua.arin.-
N secretary. Mr.. T. G.. -u..,. a..
~Stani secretary. Nil. u :. MINI.
I"a urrr. Mis-, i. Il. T5iprf. a. 81.
IN, r'a>.r"r. Mrs. {. -. hI.r... Geo..
.rap"nunG secretary. }ir.. g.. (
Ca'cN; a 81 iant CORE ,pruGGa .,..
'ctary. '!lS. {. II. GiIllIaud. r......,, =.
MIS-. +. il. Wiikin."n: e.. ....,.
porter. Ms. +. T.. rInn.Il. ,.u....,i.....
..lrs. r. T. Harricr.
me meeting WAS turned r... n.
IN" program C"mmltc,' H." O....
wa, tlrSt favored with Il trio -, r..4
Harrington. Laura Jane Cl..p'.rc.
and Jensen Vow. who sang "l.r.uu
HOME, and We're accompanied a.
the piano by Mrs. Andrew :. p..I..
Mrs. y. II. parham gave two delight
iul rcadlnSj. Naughty Xvl" umo
Monkey Glands" Mrs. j. G. Tot
SON was the winner III 1t very mtvr-
CStInS contest. The hnStc $50. ,u,
served dclIcIuu" ice cream ana cui.,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12

liomcwcrk i fun in . ncw-and-
different ir"Ck like Pattern 9I26 Nv
Marian Martin. The twn front panel;
are shaped III Il Cullar-cGfcct at the
top. Inside pockets and front slide
fastener are optional.
Pattern 9l26 may bc ordered only
III misses and womcn'S sizes IA. lG.
is. 20. 81. "a. SO. SO and 10. Size Is
requires 3 | ! yards 81 inch fabric
and 3 yards ric-rac.
send FIFTEEN CENTS (plus ONE,
CENI To cover cost Of mailing) for
inns Marian Martin Pattern. BE sure
10 write plainly your SIZE. NAME,
ADDRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order to Henderson
DAILY Dispatch. Pattern Department.
232 w. 18Th ST.. New York. N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
LONGER WORK WEEK
DURING LAST YEAR

washington, Aug. l2-(APy-Cr-
der the demands of WAY production.
the average work week of AmcrI-
can workers increased by one hour.
from 45.7 To I6T. during the vca;.
ended in June. tho works progress
administration reported today
Inc long hours OF farmers and
farm employees accounted for the
greater part 0i the average rise. The
WPA found that the ruraliSts work
week had gone up l8 hours from
55.4 to 57.2. while the increase was
eight-tcnthS Of an hour for non
agricultural workers.
Nearly 44,000,0OO of the So. 200 900
employed persons in June were
working 40 hours or more a week,
according to the survey.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
NICKELS COUNT, TOO

PRETTY SOUND tables are
known by almost all fair players
Tor estimating the value of their
aces, king; end queens. including
combinations Of them. When they
nave to count smaller cards. such
as jacks. tens and mines. they are
OFTEN lost. They put no more
value on a ten than on a deuce.
Yet how often all Of us have seen
the jack. queen. king and ace fall
one the first trick Of a suit. MAX
ing the 10 tops for the second
round trick. in the position ordi-
nariiy occupied theoretically by
the king.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Kitchen Shower Is
Given Mrs. White

Miss Dorothy Walker and Mrs. s
II. Fcrrcc entertained al kitchen
shower Tuesday evening AT tn
home OF Mrs. Fcrrcc on Granite
street. in honor of Mrs. AlphcuS W.
White. a recent bride.
Several games were played with
Mrs j. {. Gill aS prize winner. Late.
in the evening wCincrS and marsh
mallOws were roasted.
About twenty-five friends of tn"
bride were present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Leaves for Florida.

Mr. " X SturgcS left this morn
nC Tor Melbourne. Florida. where
81" will visit her son. Charles b.
SiurrcS. who is AT the Air Opera
'ion Training Base there. On her re-
,urn trip she Will stop at Columbia.
). {. - spend few days with an
other son. Ii. Col. Conrad SturgeS.
Stationed al Fort Jackson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
SOCIETY NEWS
SPIKENARD.

s,r-ladcn winds
S TSdyine abou, the 4uays
, sgs Ships load and unload;
n WIZ tang OF pine and alSam,
n1 "s newly tarrcd,
suiccd baybcrry',
S S smell of frcSh-cut wood
, lm logs pile up the stream
W. n feed the Sawmill;
~ NV arch logs burning.
will remember these
And store away .
=; n a deep place within:
And perhaps. IN day
n ~" and alone and bare.
ri take my sweets out one by ono
In all the house be filled with
odOrS
cu,c,cr than Mary'S box of Spikcn-
ard.
Florence Irene GubbinS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Miss Grimes Bride
OF James .AlIOwav

MIR. and Mrs. +. h. Currin an
nul'ncc the marriage of their niece.
Mis- Virginia MCGhcc Grimes. To-
James {, AliowIy. al the United
STATIC Navy. OH Monday. August 3.
1912. in South Mills. N. c.
The bride made her hone here
With M and Mrs. Currin for sew
|'al' wears.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
WITH THE SICK
Improves After Operation.

Finn T. krllv. at Ncrlina. we'll
llnuwn locomotive engineer ur lie
S,Ihuard. I- recovering at Maria
Parhau hospital from recent op-
GRAFTON. and expects !" return Ia MS
home ~ a few days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
From IIlrkcr'S Island

Mr. and Mrs. T.. G.. Flanagan.
Steve Flanagan. and Mrs. Eliic
Morris. have returned from HarI;-
erS Island. where they spent some
time II their cottage.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12

Mrs. James Cook. of LaBcllr.
Florida. and Mrs. J. Il. Haga. oi
Pensacola. Florida. are spending
some time with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs VI. G.. Flowers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
From New Orleans.

Mir !. y Mc!vcr and son. ol New
Orleans. la. have arrived to spend
some time here with Mrs. McIvcrS
mother Mrs. ". L. Watkins. nj her
home ON North William street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Go to GOldSbOrO

Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Howell and
little daughter, Barbara Jean Howell.
of tier dcr>on route |. left this
morning for GoldSboro. where they
vii! smSnd few days with rcla-
lives al Mr.. Howell and friends.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
InnncS rrnm Norfolk.

Nj, +. T.. tWrin has returned To
hfr home ~ Clarke street from Nor
felix. VI. where she WAS the guest
ri her brother: Norman falkna. for
several day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
AT Fort Knox

Private F.ldcrn ". Smith. formerly
of 23l Main street. Henderson. ha~
been chosen 10 attend the glmncry
course al tn" armurrd force school.
Fort Knox. Ky.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
NIrck-I,nd Hero

Mr., +. H. Stevenson and chill
drru Of Warrcn,on. were weekend
rrc.,s ui Mis-. StCvcnSon'S parents,
~ and Mrs. NJ. G.. Flowers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Visits in IOuiSburg.

v;.. Ollie WrStcr. of LouiSburg.
Sncrdinc several days with Mrs
6 u LaSSr,rr and relatives at Mid
dlrburG.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
VIZ. Lowry At IInSnilnI.

George y. Lowry. who has been
treated nj Maria Parham huNpjia.
for the last week or ten day. l. 70
"nrci t' be showing some improve
urUl.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Tn WASHINGTON.

MI. Jane Currin has returned la
Washington. y. G.. after visiting her
parents. Nr. and Mr.. +. i. currin.
She also .pcut ,"m" time in Nor
folk. Va.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Leaves for (iOldSbOrO

Mrs. Blanulc Edwards. of Hen
G.r.,n route !. lett this morning FOR
c,Idsbnrn. To- spend Il few days with
vr Edwards. who is working there.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
WITH OUR BOYS X
IN SERVICE X
To Fort Jackson.

Staff SGT. Robert Y. Harris ma
returned To Fort jackson. S. {. after
spending the past week with hi> Sis
ter and mOthcr III Henderson and
lrlcnnS IN Newport News. Va
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Return 10 Stem.

Mrs. +. Il. CUrin. .I. and little
SON. VIII" have been visiting Mir. and
Mrs. F. Il. Currin. have returned 10
their home in Stem.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12
Ed ISrinkIcy Home

Edmund Brinklcy. who has beer
undergoing treatment nj Duke hos
"l'al Durham. has returned H. his
cay nicely.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-12

LiuSccd oil is the principal in
srCdlCnt in printing inks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17

Lumsden. Ted Iufer. Tom Hoskins
and Gustaf Anderson.
Officers Of the Lime Biological
society are president, Sterling
Harshman. viee-president. Waldo
Elefson. secretary. Florence Hopp,
and treasurer. Guttorm Gregerson.
Other members returning this fan
are Misses Rhoda Lee. Lois Lud-
wig. Alice Pflaum and Messrs. ole
Hansen. John Larsgsard. Harold
Carlson. Gerald Lider. Jimmy
Peterson and Mark Stuen.
Saturday evening in the main
lodge the group viii enjoy a gay
mixer that includes informal enter
tainment by new members. Later.
with lights turned low. the young
people will gather around the
cracking fire in the great stone
fireplace 10 sing old and new
songs. Sunday morning a devo-
tional service win be conducted by
members Of the society. Fer the
rest OF the day outdoor sports viii
be in vogue with volley ball. base
ball. boating and hiking sharing in
the recreational program
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17
Second Formal Dance Is
Planned By Club Members

Amity Dance club will hold its
second formal dance of the season
next Saturday evening on the roof
garden of Masonic temple. The
Halloween motif will be used for
decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Estey Scholl are
serving as chairmen for the affair.
On their committee are Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry P. Palm, Mr.. and Mrs.
George o. Huckaba, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard p. Palm, Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Lowe and Mr.. Bert L.
Lewis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17
Speaker from
Seattle
Mrs. Griffin TO Address
A. A. U. w. Saturday

The American Association
of University Women will
present Mrs. Eldon Griffin at
their meeting Saturday at 2
p. m. in Weyerhaeuser hall,
Y. w. c. A. Her topic will be
Interesting Women and Fell
lowship." Mrs. Griffin is a
past president of the Seattle
branch of A. A. u. W.
The members of the Olympia
branch will be special guests at
the meeting.
Hostesses for the tea will be
Mrs. Mary McMullen and Mrs.
Helen Berry. assisted by Mrs. A.
n. Goodman. Mrs. George Bur-
lingame, Mrs. verna S. Gloystein.
Mrs. Martha Shines. Miss Mary
Black. Miss Ruth Moore. Miss
Ethelyn Partridge. Miss Ingeborg
Eide. Miss Stella Lilly and Miss
Jessie Lilly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17

At this time II il Incorporating
into its war activities the Con-
sumner Interest program. as it af-
fects the mothers OF school chill
dren. and has definitely accepted
a. its part the distribution OF the
posters TO the stores and business
houses to call attention to the
Consumer center and Consumer
education.
The slogan adopted by the Con-
sumner center Is Eat 1t Up. Wear
II Out and Make II Last" The
United States government has set
up the Tacoma Consumer center
to give information and answer
any questions. The office Is on
the first floor of the Y. NJ. c. A.
II il open Monday. Wednesday and
Friday mornings from . to II
o'clock and Tuesday and Thursday
afternoons from / TO o'clock.
The evening of Oct. % win find
Madison school the gathering place
for members Of the Madison PIT.
A.. their friends and honored
guests. Under the supervision of
Mrs. Alfred Coon. president. a real
'Gct-togefher" Is planned in COM
memoration OF the organixation's
goth anniversary. Special invita-
tons are being sent to members
Of the first PIT. A. group. the
first graduating class. past presi-
dents and teachers.
Room displays viii begin at
7:3o. Starting at 8 o'clock. a
varied program viii be given in
the basement There Is to be a
speaker on the five mill levy. solo
dancing. and Mrs Harriet
Stacks sixth grade pupils will
present a playlet entitled ~war
Chest. There viii be music ar
ranged by Mrs- Willard May. Com
munity singing and games will
follow. Refreshments viii be
served in the PIT. A. room.
Mary Lyon PIT. A. Is planning
their annual carnival and bazaar
for Friday. Oct. 2s. at ESQ in the
school auditorium There win be
a candy booth, garden booth, fancy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17

Mary Lyon PIT. A. is planning
their annual carnival and bazaar
for Friday. Oct %. at ESQ in the
school auditorium There win be
candy booth. garden booth. fancy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17
P. L.C.Group
To Initiate
Lime Society TO Entertain
New Members at Killarney

The annual fall house party
for the initiation Of new men,
bers into the Lime Biological
society of Pacific Lutheran
college will begin with an
eight o'clock supper Saturday
evening at Lake Killarney.
Using the Lutherland camp
facilities for their weekend
outing headquarters. veteran
biologists of P. L. c. are hosts
to sixteen newly-elected men,
bers.
Miss Anna Marn Nielsen Of the
college faculty will accompany the
group on their first social Of the
season. DIR. Alexander Arlton. the
new professor OF biological
sciences at Pacific Lutheran serv-
ing as adviser for the club. will
experience his first Lime house
party. Leaving Dakota Wesleyan
TO Join the p. L. c. faculty, DIR.
Arlton. who has degrees from st.
Olaf college. the University OF
wisconsin and the University of
Nebraska, succeeds DR.. II. j.
Leraas.
General chairman for the affair
Is Miss Florence Hopp. She Is
assisted by general arrange
ments committee composed Of Miss
Lois Ludwig and Messrs. Waldo
Elefson. Jimmy Peterson and
Mark Stuen. Miss Ludwig is re-
sponsible for meals for the week
end. Her helper Is Miss Rhoda
Lee.
Initiation OF new members.
planned by Miss Alice Pflaum.
chairman. Mr.. Gerald Lider and
Mr.. Jimmy Peterson. will be the
principal feature Of the outing.
The new members. having fulfilled
the strict requirements, were
elected into the organization and
are as follows: Misses Noreen
Stendal. Carrie Person. Gladys
Anderson. Nancy Lund. Avis How
land. Anne Nelson. Corinne Fosso
and Messrs. Gerhard Ness. Wenzel
Tiedemsn. Roy Schmandt. leslie
Whitehead. Richard Langton, Tom
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17
The Rev. Harold |. Booeh
To Be Guest Speaker

Aloha club will meet Monday at
2:30 in weyerhaeuser hall. Y. w.
c. A. The Rev. Harold L. Booch
will be guest speaker on the sub
ject. I'VE Are They" There will
also be slides shown on the War
Chest campaign.
Mrs. Henry II. Walker viii be
chairman of the day. Hostesses
will be Mrs. George Duncan, Mrs.
Harold Long and Mrs. Harold
Rooch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17

Continued on Page 10, Column y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17
PIT. A. Assists Government
In Consumer Interest Center
Slogan TO Be Eat II Up. Wear II Out. and Make II
Last" Schedule Of PIT. A. Meetings Announced

The parent education course in Community Leader
ship which sponsored by the Tacoma Council of Parent
Teacher Associations starts Tuesday October 20 at l30
m at the College of Puget Sound. This is to be
taught by Dr. Charles Batn nationally known authority
this subject and is open all ParenTeacher members
throughout the city.
Registration begins at l o'clock Tuesday and those
planning take the asked TO register early The
classes will be held weekly Tuesday afternoons and will
continue approximately thirteen weeks Each local is asked
to send member to represent it.
The national Congress of Parent and Teachers since its
inception has devoted itself to the welfare of children and
to the enrichment of home life Today when the nation
defending the American way of life il has additional
incentive for protecting the health, education and social
welfare of Americas children.
Here the Tacoma Council of Parent-Teacher Assoca-
TONS accord with the National pan has accepted part
fit the needs the home front.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17
TdCOnndnS
Wed in East
St. Onee-CsilIier Rites at
Fort Benning Chapel
-Phososraph BY smith studio.

The Catholic chapel at Fort
Benning. Georgia, was the
setting just over a month ago
for the marriage of former
Tacomans, Miss Darlene Dor
thy CALLER, daughter of Mrs.
Ida CALLER and the late Mr..
Edward CALLER, and Lieut..
Laurence Vincent st. Onge,
son of Mrs. Emma st. Onge
and the late Mr.. Lester st.
Onge, of Tacoma.
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. J. ]. Mccarthy at
7 o'clock in the morning in
setting of gladioi. A background
Of organ music was played for
the wedding.
The bride wore gold linen suit
for her wedding with navy blue
hat and accessories and corsage
of gardenias. She was given in
marriage by 1t Donald Sipple,
u. S. army.
Mrs. Anne Switzer of Syracuse.
N. Y. attended the bride and
wore a dusky pink dress with
brown toque and accessories. and
a corsage of white camelias. 1t.
Constant Simonini of Provident.
r. l.. was last man.
A small private reception for
10 close friends followed the cere-
mony in the Fort Benning Officers
club. The table was decorated
with roses.
The bride is a graduate of st.
Leo's high school and st. Joseph's
hospital School of Nursing. Her
husband is Bellarnline graduate
and a graduate of Beutels college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17

Photograph by Turner Richards Studio.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17

Mrs. Ancich is the former Marian Purotich. only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Poul Purotich Of Gig Hor-
Dor and on September u she become Mr.. Anciehs
bride ct San Carlos Cotholic church. Monterey.
Golf. The bridegroom is the son Of Mrs. Anna
Ancch. also of Gig Horbor. The newlyweds ore OF
home in Monterey for the present but will make their
home in 0iq Horbor Ioter The bride is graduate
of GIG Hobor high school and her husband offended
the College of Puget Sound
Photograph Turner Richards Studio