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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05

U. S. TO Strike
AT Jap Forces

WASHINGTON American
forces on Cusdaicansi Wednesday
were expected 10 strike quickly 10
eliminate the threat of japanese
troops who have landed ssst Of tins
slrfisid.
Ths new landing on ths Island
appeared 10 represent the first
move ct . comeback which Score.
tary Of the Navy Frank knox has
warned siii come.
The main enemy fssrs %
the island - west % The air
field and according % isfest
reports wss rstsestiax slowly
before yiEifsus land. cir ard
sea attacks.
But u 10 not . rout and fhs new
landing 20 the east may b. a<s-
timed 10 relieve pressure on jap
ansss forr~s 10 the wsst me
japanese may be planning . eosa-
tersftsek against tho Americans
from tao sides. or even three
sides. slncs they attn have troops
in fns mountains 20 The south IL
the slrfield.
The new isadIsK - fhs
east sss accomplished Nsa-
day slEht t>sIssssss timeD.
II was announced ~ the navy
few hours after Knox hsd
warned that the japanese would
come back despite American sue
cess in REFUSING them IN tbs fifst
round of the battis ~ ths soio-
mons. But Americans are ready
for tina second round.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05

End f232 out Of 355l-Jaekson.
Dem. 1858: Peterson. Rep,
iI.Osl.
srd f34i out Of 5sl) Smith.
Dem. 1881 Norman. Rep. IL. 800.
sih $40 on, Of sss iii. Dem.
IL. sO3: Holmes. Rep. 2o.sss.
5th 1870 out Of 51f)-Diil 1919.
Koran 2s.0ss.
sth POS Of z22 Pierce county -
Coffee, Dem, 27.s4z. Wood. Rep.
IS, sg7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
Watch Out in 1914,
SAYS Sen. Men airy

WASHINGTON-Senate Kepub-
licsn Leader Charles L. NcSsry
Of Oregon. smiling broadly. said
the Republican victories in the
elections Tuesday were only a
breeze compared with what may
happen IN 1874"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
Republicans
Make Gains
In House

NEW yoHk Republican gains
On all major political fronts. but
falling short a. eonf-ei 81 the
house q representatives. were IN.
Dictated wednesday en thr n~s.s ~
incomplete return. from the M.
tieas first wartime general elec.
ton since 1919
Republicans had msas . net
gain of - seats In the house and
In Al least - additional congress
.lonai districts the race. were ~
clos. that u appeared the Re-
pubileans might re>h : total net
gain az 90. They would need 80
new seat. 10 sbtsln b~rs ma IeFity
control which requires a minimum
Of 2fs Th@ senate vii remain
Democratic In the 7sth congress
which eonvsnss the frat week 81
January.
NORRIS loses
Sen. George W. Merits 81
Nebraska, VIVA was supported BY
President Roosevelt. lost to Ken.
meth =. whcrry. Republican. fes-
ter May. Democrat. was third man
In the race.
Republicans made some spec
taoular fuoernsiorisl rslns. notA-
bly In New York where former
District Attorney Thomas n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05

Legislative alztFet retasna'
ehlie lscnmpist< far >eu> dz-fsiele
n Pierce eaants. rse~ = general
return ~ TIE T<zre<refs - ~
n<xf <~-<leH. 9TH. hew<v<f. ~
probability that n<ruhilesn< have
gained tws s~<ts IN th< hcare snd
have : flxhfinn ehsnre f. 90
sat II the senate.
n ~ss ss~se>r -h~p~s r.<e-
~ ssss~ ->setes n - 80
district nptwe~e e. uuv>1
l. xts~<. D~seervst. 80 ~
n~panlsees 1shs Z. -
Cee<h~~n. ~ks ~ ss~ee ~
sets ~ votes - - lot<st
ssstlns,e tstais c~s~sts9 -
80 fhr~e - fssr sUstxlaa
sssHl ps~etseta korCue<he~a
snsn~s us~ss snas ns~~s - ~
sassles sssvssexr. oo~esv~ss
ass~~s n viii sske ~ se1S-
essi sasssss 81 se~eeees seses
- a~rsae ~ uise~r.
Mecufsh<eu as the only Ne
publican legislator sIsefed -
fisrse county tes pears 40 snsn
he served IN The bcose Hsfutns
ara nat yet complied Iar Nsms ~
precincts outside Taeuma.
nut Arthur N. Hassstt sat A. =.
Comfort. H<puhllean candidates
FOE representative. 1sth district.
plisd up almost 10 lrAd< N In
city ever fh<lr p~moerAtie appe-
nents. snd a appeared imprab@bis
mat these ieads would ~ upset
IN rural returns
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Judicial Ticket
BANK TRANSACTIONS

Tacoma ........... ss.5l4.ooo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
Idaho Gubernotoridl
Race Is Very Close

BOISE, Ida.-Former Gov. c. A.
Bottolfsen. Republican. Wednesday
moved slightly ahead Of Chase A.
Clark. Democratic incumbent. in
a close race for governor Of Idaho.
Returns from 753 Of the states
s46 precincts gave Bottolfsen
ss.42i 20 clark's 1926.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
Here's How
You Voted
Incomplete Returns


COS out OF 222 Pierce County
Precinct)
Initiative No. 15l-For. $4,000;
against, 20.500.
Referee um 22-For. 2.s33;
against. 10,519.
Referendu 23-For, 1924;
against, 14,704.
24-For, s,495;
against, 22.3l9.
Referendum No. 6-For, 21,922;
against, s,305.
Constitutional amendment = For,
$3.50; against, 15.s47.
Tacoma School Levy-For, 1901:
against, 7.016.
Representative In Congress -
Coffee Cd, 27.342; Woods tRD.
1897; skreens tsL). 255.
County Offices
Auditor-Ford Cd, 21,732; Pete
(R). 1906.
Assessor - Schlarb fD), 22,0s7;
Sullivan (R), 1886.
Clerk - Malstrom ID. 2i.26o;
Presley (R), 1892.
Coroner-Ely Cd. 1882; Mellin-
ger (R). 22.011.
Prosecuting Attorney - Elliott
Cd. 16.343; Tollefson tR)'
24.577.
sheriff-Croft ID. 2s.697; Whet-
stone (R), 1907.
Treasurer-Newman Cd, 29.305;
Dashiell (R), $3.50.
Commissioner. I'd District-Smith
ID. 1880; scofield (R).
posse.
Commissioner. Sd District-Dayis
Cd. 2l,642: Mcdonald (R).
14,777.
legislative.
25th District NEARLY ocmplete1
Montgomery Cd 4.497. Cher
venka Cd 1889. Evans tR) 2.533.
26th District lAll city precincts
and 81 out Of IL county precincts)
For senator-Stone Cd 5.405.
McCutcheon CR) $40. For repre-
sentative - Trombley Cd 4,337,
Crippen Cd Abb: Bassett (RT
$3.50. Comfort (R) $3.50.
9th District (completeD - For
representative. Pettus Cd LIS.
McMonagle Cd 1.765 Erickson
(R) 1876, Golf (R) 1883.
18th District (complete) - For
senator, Dixon Id 3.223; Kraus
(R) 1884. For representative.
Rosellini I'D 3.O5s. Meddins ID
1852: Smith CR) 1.7sl.
29th District lcomplete) - For
senator, Jackson Cd 1898: sny-
der (Rl ASIA For representative.
Erdahi Cd 1902. vane ID s.s04 !:
Storiie CRl 1872. Smith (R) 3.27z.
Judicial Ticket
Supreme Court - Mallery, a.
266: Willard. 21.s34; Robinson, 20
AS. mo contest; all electedJ.
Tacoma Justices of the Peace
Tacoma only Miller. 1857: Rich
mond. 1909: Layton. 1890.
CoBstables, Tacoma - Dykeman
I'D. 1880; Ireland Id. 1875;
Mitchell ID. 16s1s: Mrs. Doan
fRD. 1913.
County School supt. fNon-Parti-
zan)-Hageness, I7.7i0.
BANK TRANSACTIONS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05

lis Ii Written
On the Wall?
Or Will All Hands
Take Heed in Time?
(Editorial)

A1attOh taA
The American people sol
EMMY shook a Gliding finger
at the administration Tuesday
when, by their votes. they
increased the congressional
strength of the minority
party.
They are not satisfied with
conduct of the war on the
home front or the battle
fronts-and they said so.
They do not believe we yet
have clearly described to the
world the goal toward which
we are fighting = and they
said that, too.
They want a clear cut war
program, a clear cut peace
policy.
Surely the administration
remembers 1880. In tn at
years election the Democratic
party made marked gains.
1t was a similar warning to
a party in power because of
dissatisfaction then with a
creaking national economy
that was pinching everyone.
But Mr.. Hoover and his men
seemed to give no heed be-
yond announcing sighting of
yet another corner around
which supposedly was pros
perity.
So, two years later, in 1882,
the people tossed out the
Hooverites and handed the
reins to Mr.. Roosevelt and
his Brain Trusters.
That vote of 1882 was not
a vote for the New Deal. 1t
could not have been because
Mr.. Roosevelt, during the
campaign, voiced virtually no
hint of the revolutionary pro-
gram he must then have had
in mind-and which he began
to make effective Immediately
after his Inauguration.
No, it was not a vote for
It was a vote against the
policies (good or bad, but
blamed nevertheless) of Mr..
Hoover.
Similarly, Tuesdays ballot
ing result was not, in our
opinion, a vote for
It does not seem that it
could have been, because Re-
publicans have offered very
little indeed in the way OF
concrete substitutes for APP
parent shortcomings of the
administration.
They have criticized, to
some extent constructively,
but they have failed to be
definite or positive as to in
tentions or proposals.
The election result, We be-
lieve, should be appraised by
the administration as a sign
of slackening confidence. If
so accepted, the effect could
be all for the better.
While Democrats eye 1880
80, it would be well if Re-
publicans would recall results
of a congressional campaign
held during our first war with
Germany.
Wilson was president. lie
was nearing successful COM
pletion of his war. program.
He already. and in detail,
clearly had enunciated his
peace policy.
A Repub liean controlled
congress was elected. Then
followed a sorry episode of
obstructionism that had some
thing to do with setting the
stage for events that led the
world to this new war of
today.
1t is certain the people
want no similar performance
now. They have given Re-
publicans additional influence
and power because they hope
this will increase our will and
ability to seek and win victory
and the Republican party
had better see that such is
CONTINUED on Page Z. Column -
Idaho Gubernotoridl
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r~ss~<k sf -. 49, e~-.sv >se-~ spns1
"Wednesday f.
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Bees e<-aza~~ <9o <e1r< - 6n4 -
4
~ tailed t~usty A~atsv. 01r<t - - -
- 80 r<<ht N<0sern.o ~ 49,
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$50 gave N<css
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

One Of The top glamour girl
discoveries Of 94I proved TO
be Veronica Lake, whose
blonde beauty is dis played
here. In the II months JUST
ended she popped right out
Of nowhere into worldwide
fame. Her only experience
was few months in drama
sehoo'. then tiny bits in four
pictures. Right from that she
stepped into official stardon,
being teamed by Paramount
in "SulIiUan's Travels"
with Joel McCrea. Veronica
is wee star, being a mere 5
feet z and weighing only 90
pounds. Cameramen con-
slider her exceptionally pho
toeenic. McCrea is seen with
Miss Lake at left where the
two are studying life disguised
as hoboes in this part Of film.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-03

znf pledge members 81 the So
ssafssen wae hoses 81 = dessert
bridge last Tnkfsday afternoon. q
the home Of Mrs Philip chestnu'
On Beach boulevard pasrasculs
complimentary 70 Pledge hemher
Jane Way. who with Inspector WAY.
Til leave soon for Pensarpls. Fsori-
G.. where they have BEEN trans
TERED
Mrx chestnufs hnaattfai. spaetoas
Bone vas an ideal background fos
Ire farewell party The living room
wax pretuly decorated wtth spring
flovcEs in pastel sha1es 9Th > huge
C1inese eeergreen QreaaEninafsag
from ire cunsule. and ~ nowing
erAcefulk from the sail
Thk last nieeuux ~ ah The orig
ina members was b. . dehsntfal
bit so group Who regretted losing
ere q their popular members
Mn Wal waB tsFy much DEPRESSED
wlth ne thoughik q having 70 leave
her rosa OF Friends ard when pre-
seste6 WIN . personal gift fran
Mrs. Chestnut shk sugrowfully read
to the group . hetatlfa fFtendsaib
pokrr which had hRen enclosed with
the eff
after me fridge game 20 winch
Arx James carver Feceiken hinh
sore rrtsF and Mfe , = McEcen-
xis eonsolation. fereFeih uere said
hn4 wfth promises made - visit
eaeh CHER 81 s0ue future Gate.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-03
SKATING uSDER UNITED
SERVICE ORGANIZATION
POPULAR

According 70 reports from A. r
NAY. heae uf the United Service
Creanlxaaon IN PaScagoula. the re-
turns on their sponsorship s skating
a. TIE paseagoula Beach Park
are prae1dine extremely salAsfac-
tory Advantage Of The opportunity
tc skate a. . nominal pfice IS
heink taken ~ > large number. not
ReaitAng that there are q mum
ber Of small ehildren DESTROYS a
learning t11is sport Mr., May nas set
fsade one Afternoon each week when
older children and adults viii be
haired from the rink. thus insuflne
less chance OF the little ones sus-
tanning inialriez Thursday q each
week has been set aSide Cor TINS pur-
pose p4fh the hours from $50 70
csc Ia ne afternoon.
Tuesday evenings fwili be re-
served fof Adults only The hours
arr from 80 20 1os30 IN the
esenire.
SATURDAY from 2 10 5 in ulr after
noon. and frufn 7.S0 70 10 30 IN
ire evening. and Sunday fTosn 2 70
S in uae afternoon. the rink VIII
b. open 70 hdaih and children o.
81 sge2
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Ans xuHsM m0HNES9
Fnn = RAMS
~ n2NsKnI nRtnGN

A setx lnsnly sxrnf Il Natnf0az
sfta1nunn Ia EasrAFuaM - >
hftdW pats NJ wSiieh UfeEks
&axxtf unA hostFns ioF me paemas4sN
uf Mf4 LILLIAN magrA Wha d uzk
ksaes1 nf Mta Afrnsbaia 4 ufms
sirh and Mfs wAiles y fnaA, mho
aenagAna MrneAs fof ~nfStdenak -
MiAsnG EaeAaa
1ht taxsuak wfwfr tables We4x ar
ranged Em 1ife xt& q pzayste uafe
ffaxFant 9Th eA1n aaka4 HaNsfH
"a TIE games pretty sAsaIs NsIe
captured u Mrs Nwnnust and III.
WAitef p lade SIN rnf EaFas
enasae - Al1A nallAA Nmltn 49, MfH
amek ArcAuxiand Both Mf1 HiAfHs
and MsN Laod recsited saadls
leather eumpAet8 Ak Mefnentnss q
shn aftaft1nnza
Mrs steele WA assisted b bet
sister. Mis- Cara Bette walker. =
serving ne dessert roafbs thai pre-.
reaea tie eame&
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-03
PROGRESSIVE Ci.rfH
AMERICAN
HOME Al MIsETiNg

TIE American Home wns Ire sssn-
iecf At the program ~ lie regular
meeting 81 the Progressive ciub oi
rAscakouia "a Friday aftrrnnSHa u
lass ueek and 4 ieadine feature -
she wuxsasn VA > arbafe He-
solved That ne kitchen has more
influence "a the hossag ulan h tbs
lsine room
This wAs srAfisedly r~atisssed hs
Mfn. J . cole fof khs Affirmative
ard Mfa Robert fseinkekt To TIE
negative. with ne latter winning
81 . margin 81 gpe vote
IRE leader Il Use program uns
Mr. E a Carrier And the roll cali
uat answered SIN khe name Of
some famous bafnf maker.
Mfs Z II Hncot eAse plennuFe
wlsh ; reading A HcAp q Lining
During tie soesai hour Al exciting
contest rave TIE prize % Mr. J ID
Crane uho Nas 4 guest hs wha Mrs
Richardson
me hostess CD TITS scrahsm va
kffs Arthur Alien and are wesle@
her glleAl8 ID ppQins fragfaut nila
narcfza and toaahiis II combination
xith eaf1ellAs Mrs Alien Hfsee
cherry ple and enffee a. the elnse
81 the contest
Prior Ii tie pEngram Mfs I. r.
Stnrtwoak. tie pfrxdsfsL conducted
! znoFf business session Al faaa4 tine
ue elaH sa1ed not % hold tie figsef
aispx uh veaf. and instead ta c.
vote the money 70 the Red cfDs4
Mra Cole announced IfaE mate
RAJ fof Ire nec Gross uni e ne
club had arrived and hat i sIa
meet II TIE home of Ma Nina
oDo1uune Tuesday maauina IA the
cutting q gafu1fnta
Beside Tie hoktess sllrsae mken8
we're MfA Carrier. Mrs a~Marfn0a
AKs Cole. MFK Reineeke. ksFn -
cot. Mfn. Crane MrA Hlcnafamn
Mr. G p Humphrey, Mrs 4 6
onseF. IL ! = Graham ard ~
J - EpsIa9
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-03
REPRESENTATIVES, FROM
ATTgMD
COAST PA MEETING

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t1se paAcagOula Hlgh agaa 1sse Ha~
uefltafF AeA1oRA ~ Inc city aEatfA6-
- TIE Coaa Zone nieetlEe = ne
state Parent Teacher Associative =
aiiasI Az Saturday
Ire aeszIon uEseued atfD n
IA ule afteEExxn De fifn nans
a. = bsEns ; c0Fnst krt0 SO =
trombone aeie 81 Rseln1Asa q aa
Biloxi HiaH BxSsc0l Baf1 after
Ntiteu Mn { & Clark. State uma~
dent aasa ; fefy fine talE - -
1t ne Future"
Iim neu feagsfs VI tie proaYam
As : panNi da<akMosl unnf *
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National Chairman ~ e1xam54ER
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Niich uof0 : highhent Z -
nieeluus Ire alMn 80 Ia fHf
nasu4 e Hss MudeuEs q - -
he2l Htzh &boI phrNe hubfEa re
Future II oar c0nNmanls ~
handed Hsth "A eafaoFIf4 aaa +
tedzzzs list would asH hMu
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aeo4tefA aEAeiAllr A. uHsSe -
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then ehs<Eed o. dtEff&4 ~ -
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meeting Il 1Aekem ~ cary MaEsH
Representative fsah pawaeoae
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-03

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-03
FAREWELL TEA
II > or
MIS- y = . way

Amaag the lovely eHena Of thk
week uAn a Farewell hflnse tea ~
xhkh Mxx. F10gd Daniel and Mrs.
Hoss Murphy nere c0-nostezzes 81
the lafterx home On Jackson ave-
nae rascaRpule
The event was IN houoT q Mrs..
Ernest B way sho nth Principal
Inspector WAY II charxe 81 cav
an pers0net 81 tae the Naval Hoas-
iue Aukh0gsty here r. PaseagDuia,
VII leave eafly next week fu . STA
tim IN Pensacola. FLORIDA
Lovely dzff0asis arEanEed n .
IN graceful bowl decorated NJ
nizntei Of the living roosn While tad,
nsagszsie kIa1Ien pfeaoznlnatec n
tne dining room.
Hrs Murphy aroe ; styIazn hlaek
cfepe dress with 3 TO ter crepe
pepfnm MA Daniel 4 efte frock 81
fawfsss crepe Mr. VA II > 2ifn-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-03

Mrs. Forrest Crabtree entertained
the Weekly Bridge Club e. her home
on Tnesday aftefDoon, Feb a
MIR Knapp received tie high
score prize.
Mr. ~ Il Hetsun. the cut prlxk
ssnN nhes and sold or1nks seTe
serr6E g The cub members follow
ma ne azmee Those who enjoyed
ne Afternoon together we're Mes-
danes 4 knapp. ~ II keisau
u, Emit HUI. ?. n. F3eioa. n z
DasA c , AfEniSEead and 4 !
PraukliEz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-03

Mr. RenlsnlH My wta o.
mgt ssswsls ST. ra M0~sian
Alabama 10 kan M MecK&rY
uiso has rccenss hea sAn~ lnls
tsse army
Nh Rehara UaAuuw 40 SrnA
aenfz ana oeE&iA assa nfpfpFw
Jsgntnie Hnllkxtes and Se Ceae
keaHsea ) parts aAt AsAsnee upx
tNkesAer nelG aedAntAn Festivities
e. Baoxl FstasS
Anaong tlsaAf slse ssnt q Kers-
81 Fleie FriaaF ia Ire aeitfakpsa
o~efenaonies acre MayuE ard Mr.
u h uuliey SIS siso remained fpf
Ito nHnSF ans eanke uaat essgaFsg
& Aoamg os nasoa Rp4ne h n
eest - ne Hesas = "a hgesneg
81 Abhey.
Mr. q Cdr vss ; rseVnt sisii-
o - Locedale MhtpaA
AT and MI Lynn HosAleF Of
Mase Point speui asG veek end stil-
tng iriepdk kn Lexineaen and 5aek-
san Mississippi
Ma@ Alice MunFue gent tfaf wcek-
essd xtsltAng relatives and AiFads IA
jackson. Misklipsa her former
lion1r
Alsk Marjorie Ryan q Moblle.
and heg hFothsF 0eHKe nhaie con-
neete1 with the Naval Auhase al
Pensacola. weekend visitors
u tha hone Of Their parens&. Can
tAIn and MN. James Ryan
Mfs GeorRe Blair enEertAins as
hFfdee this afternoon llasaofans Mr.
LAlllap Hayes wno i tie guest %
Mrx Archibald 81 Grazlek aud Mrs
Grant Miller who departs next week
for residence 10 phiEadelps1Ia. Penn
kSlYansa.
Ensign Robert oienn Allen who
l. attending Iulans University At
New Orleans. was : Neek end guest
u the home Of his sister. MR. n
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Forrest Grant i able 70 BE- Out
aaAln alter an illness q Ten days
q nlpre
Edwin Ahbey Of Orange Trxas.
has returned home after ! sesk end
visit % his parents M. ard MFa
J 8 Abbey
III and Mrs nefntns oautirr we're
among those attending the KresIcr
F1eld dedicatton Al Biloxi. Friday
The social calendar for Thurs
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Mrs LILLIAN HaYex. hle Afternoon
function 10 be . hfidek party xsth
Mr. Preston 0fasslek As hostess.
and the 0pe Ia The eseElfag % b.
given bs Mr. " L FunkhouseF. who
VIII also entertain It bridge.
Douglas 8uliee he'd rs hls aueks
hetsIn Jameson Of Neu 0rieAna.
during his seck end stsit - his par
e1lu. Mayor and Mrs. " q Gns.
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- Tulane University.
Mn. A J. ornNzlok viii - hostess
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Mrs Lillian HAtes Of BfalntFee
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leT home ct Carr. IND after =
visit 70 Mrs Walter p Laid
Mrs. George Blair ass hosteas 70
srs Archibald = oFsa1xk and ne
laffera aster ARA Lillan Hayes
II Braintree Mas. o. 3 m0iee
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