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Evening star., 1942-09-01
Roy MacNicol
Plans Painting
Tour of Mexico
Mrs. William ". Doak
Vas Hostess Sunday
At Fefe for Artist

Mr.. Roy MacNicol, who has been
the guest of Maj. r. r. Washburn
in his apartment at 2400 Sixteenth
street, will leave today for Mexico,
his adopted country, where he will
spend several weeks painting. When
he returns late in October he will
have enough pictures of the colorful
countryside in our sister republic
to the south for an exhibit at the
Union. During the
past few weeks he has been ar
ranging for a showing of his paint
ings which will be held in Novem-
ber after his return.
Mr.. MacNicol has been enter
tanned extensively by his friends
and those of Maj. Washburn and
among the parties was the buffet
supper Sunday evening of Mrs. Will
liam N. Doak, widow of the former
Secretary of Labor. Mrs. Doak en-
tertained at Notre Mid, the home
which the late Secretary and his at
tractive wife planned on the cliff
above the Potomac River at Chain
Bridge. She received her guests on
the wide veranda which commands
an extensive view of the river and
the cliffs of Maryland.
The hostess wore a becoming
frock of white net with a white
wool jacket brightly embroidered in
Mexican colors. A bright wood fire
burned in the fireplace of the living
room, and the guests included As
sociate Justice and Mrs. Robert H.
Jackson, now neighbors of the host
ess; Mrs. Wesley Disney, wife OF
Representative Disney of Okla
homa, accompanied by her son, Mr.
Wesley v. Disney of the Army Air
Forces, and her niece, Mrs. Milton
Mackaye, we'll known as Dorothy
Cameron Disney, writer OF mystery
stories; the Federal Trade Com
missioner and Mrs. Charles ! H
March and their son and daughter.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Wells March
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Morris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Hurja, Ensign Morton
Goulder and Ensign Robert Kellner
Evening star., 1942-09-01
Clarence Dodges
To See Son Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dodge have
gone to Oklahoma City to attend
the wedding of their son, Capt.
Clarence Dodge, jr., and Miss Lalla
Harrison, daughter of Mrs. B. Pow
ell Harrison of Leesburg. The cere-
mony will be performed in the
chapel at Fort Sill and the wedding
breakfast and reception will be held
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Urschel in Oklahoma City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge will be joined
in Oklahoma City Friday by Mrs.
Harrison and. her daughter, the
bride-elect,
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formerly was Miss Carrie Holbrook
and was frequent visitor to Wash
ington before her marriage, coming
to be with her brother -in-law and
sister, Mrs. Joseph r. johnson and
the late MN johnson. The late Mr..
Chapman was one of the outstand-
ing artists of his day and lived in
New York until he was obliged to
give UP his work in oils because OF
his health. After they came to
Washington Mr.. Chapman became
interested in portrait photography
and although he did very little pro-
fessionai work his Photographic
portraits were as artistic as his
canvases.
The Chapman's house on Wis
consin avenue has been occupied
by Mr.. Chapman's cousin. Mr.. Ross
Holbrook johnson and Mrs. john
son, the latter well known as the
Little French Girl through her sing
Ing over the radio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman came to
Washington last evening accom-
panied by their three dogs, Rip,
Dusky and Penny. Two of their
pets were with them when they
we're home six years ago and only
answered when they were spoken
to in japanese. Mr.. Chapman was
on duty in Japan before going to
Bangkok and he and Mrs. Chap
man purchased the dogs in Toxic.
During their visit at home six years
ago they occupied the house with
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson and the
latter had little difficulty making
the canine members of the family
understand her as she had studied
Japanese with Mr.. Chapman's s
mother. They were preparing to
make a trip to Japan to visit him
when Mrs. Chapman died.
Evening star., 1942-09-01
Chevy Chase
Social Notes

Miss Helen Alden Dawson. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip N. Davi-
son, has as her guest Miss Claudine
Williams OF Drexel Hill, Pa. Miss
Williams has many friends in Chevy
Chase and is here doing research
work for the University of Penn
sylvania.
Miss Dawson entertained Thurs
day at an attractive supper party
in compliment to Miss Williams.
Among the guests were Miss Martha
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Mrs. H. H.. Brown
AtHOne After Fall

Mrs. Herbert H. Brown is recover
ing from an accident last week in
which she broke her hip and is
with Mr.. Brown and her daughter,
Miss Mildred Brown, in their apart
ment at 1901 Columbia road.
Miss Brown is planning an ex-
hibit of her pastel portraits in her
studio at 1907 I street in the early
autumn.
Evening star., 1942-09-01
Activities in Suburban Area;
Clifford Tyrells Visit Ocean City

Fannan of Greensboro, Pa; Mr..
Wilson Miles Cary of Richmond,
Miss Doris Dunnington, Mrs. Donald
Smith of York, Pa, and Mr.. George
Williams of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs Lew Mohler are
back in their Chevy Chase home
after spending two weeks vacation
at Westmoreland Park, Va.
Miss Peggy Linzell, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Linzell, has
as her guest her former classmate,
Miss Jean Douglas of Stetson Uni
versity in Florida.
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Hot Springs Luncheon
Given by Mrs. Cooke

Mrs. Hedley v. Cooke of this city
entertained at luncheon at the Cas-
cades Club in Hot Springs Friday.
Her guests included Mrs. Lee
Benoist, Mrs. Imogene Valle, Miss
Mary Street, Mrs. John Jones, Mrs.
Roy Campbell Mrs. Graham Cootes,
Mrs. William Talbot and Mrs.
Bryan Carver.
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Dr., Sonora Grove
Arrive in New York

DR. and Sonora Eduardo Grove
and their three children have ar
rived in New York from Chile, by
way of Washington. and are stop
ping at the Hotel st. Moritz. They
will remain in New York for few
days. then leave for Ottawa, where
DR.. Grove will take up his duties as
Chilean Ambassador to Canada.
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Bride.to.Be Honored
At Surprise Shower

Miss Virginia Dellinger was hos
tess wednesday evening at a surprise
shower in honor of Miss Theresa
Behabetz, whose marriage to Mr..
Charles Cook will take place in Oc-
tober.
Miss Dellinger entertained at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Harry
Meiners. She was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Margaret Huter; her
sister, Miss Betty Huter, and her
aunt, Mrs. Meiners. The guests in
cluded Is of her friends and class
mates.
Evening star., 1942-09-01
Holland Club Marks
Queens Birthday

The 62d birthday anniversary of
her majesty Queen Milhelmina OF
the Netherlands was observed last
evening by the Holland Club of
Washington, DR.. William De Kleine,
president of the club, presiding. The
Netherlands Minister, Baron van
Boetzelaer, attached to the Neither
lands Embassy, was the guest speak
er. His wife, Baroness van Boet-
Zelaer, was absent as she Is serving
as lady in waiting to her majesty
during the latter's stay in England
Evening star., 1942-09-01
Engagements Are Feature
OF Social Calendar
Miss Sarah DARLINGTON to Become Bride;
Miss Mary Bischof to Be Married

high lighted the social
forthcoming weddings principals
will attract attention in sections
William of HILL
Chester, the
Sarah Marshall Darlington William Franklin
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sands of Washington.
Miss Darlington the granddaughter the
Bu of Philadelphia and Ensign Sands grandson the
M. Keating Sunnysde the late
wedding will take place September
Evening star., 1942-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul C. Bischon of
Arlington announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Mary Louise
Bischoff, to Mr.. Charles Albert
Major, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert S.
Major OF Falls Church.
The wedding will take place in
October.
Mrs. John Halpin Burns OF Os-
wego, N. Y, has announced the en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss
Frances Loretta Burns, to Capt.
Frederic Watson Oseth. son of Col.
and Mrs. Ingomar M. Oseth of this
city.
Miss Burns is a. graduate of the
College of New Rochelle and Capt.
Oseth was graduated from West
Point and is now an instructor in
the Infantry School.
The wedding is planned for No
vember 7.
The Rev. and Mrs. B. E. Mahan
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Ruth Marjorie Ma
han, to the Rev. Austin Amerine,
son of Mrs. Ruby Amerine of Los
Angeles. The wedding will take
place in the fall.
Miss Mahan and her fiance are
graduates of the Central Bible In
stit6te of Springfield, Mo. and the
Rev. Mr.. Amerine is now located
in Quincy, Mass. He Is a native of
Tulsa, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vann P. Cafferty
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Joyce Anne Cafferty,
to 1t. Robert A. Groves, Army Air
Forces, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
A.. Groves of Baltimore.
Miss Caf1erty is a graduate of the
University of Maryland and a mem
ber of Sigma Kappa Sorority. 1t.
Groves also is graduate of the
University of Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Footer
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Charlotte Nancy
Footer, to Mr.. Jerome L. Maxwell,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Maxwell
The wedding will take place next
June.
Evening star., 1942-09-01
John Holbrook Chapmans
Return to Washington
Second Secretary of Legation at Bangkok
And His Wife Were on the GripshoInu
By Katharine Brooks.

By Katharine BrOORS.
Washington John Holbrook
Chapman their friends well
Durand Chapman residents
of washington years Chapman
Second
United Legation Bangkok Thaiand
Spring Lake N J. and after short
Ahevie, visit Mrs Chapmans mother,
N. Wheelock
Chapman months leave that
time will be in
shortly death
Evening star., 1942-09-01
STAYING at Spa

Col. and Mrs. Wrisley Brown are
spending 10 days at French Lick
Springs.
Evening star., 1942-09-01
At Lake Placid

Capt. and Mrs. Albert J. Gore left
ast week for Lake Placid for vaca-
tion.
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Jubilee Singers
Aid Mission Drive

A nstionally-fs n Gus Negro
mixed quartet, the Spiritual Jubi-
lee Singers Of Chicago. are APP
pearing before capacity audiences
this week in a prelude % the Ia
coma Rescue Mission second an
nual Good Samaritan campaign.
Supt William L. Edwards o. the
Rescue Mission announces that a
total Of $3.50 must be raised 20
maintain their vital welfare pro-
gram during 1912 and pay off
S3.250 Indebtedness on the building
at 1912 Pacific ave. Il is planned
10 complete the campaign by
Easter.
We hope the citizens Of Taco
ma will be both entertained and
inspired by these Negro spirituals."
says the Rev Mr.. Edwards We
know they will again stand by us
in our Good Samaritan work OF
helping homeless, friendless men"
The Jubilee Singers are giving
concerts each evening this week at
7:45 o'clock. On Wednesday they
viii appear at the Temple Baptist
church; Thursday. Bethany Meth
odist church; Friday. First Chris
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CAM Thrills
Music Lovers
Philharmonic in
It's Final Concert

Responding 70 the inspiration
impaired by a great artist. the
Tacoma Philharmonic orchestra.
under the baton of Eugene Linden.
gave a good accounting Of itself
in the last half Of its final concert
for the season at Jason Lee school
Tuesday night
Rudolph CAM. guest pianist.
thrilled the audience with his in
depreciation of Rachmaninnffs ex-
citing concerto No. 2. Besides be-
ing a great favorite with listeners.
this selection. composed by the
great virtuoso. gives ample oppor-
tunity for display. CAM per-
formed with a stirring grace and
ease.
Much Applause
Thunderous applause brought
him back, at length. to play two
encores. MY joys" BY Chopin
List. and chopin's Waltz in A
Flat.
Though many rough spots have
been smoothed out during the
course of the seasons work. the
orchestra members seemed a bit
inattentive and little ragged dur
ing the first part of the concert.
hendelssohn's Scherzo from
Midsummer Nights Dream" OPP
ened the program. followed by
Mozart's Symphony No. 20 in A
Major. The time-honored and al
ways popular Overture from
Strauss Die Fledermaus" met
with enthusiastic approval by the
audience.
Reception Held
Honoring the guest artist and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Linden,
reception was held at the home
of Frank S. Baker, following the
evenings performance. Some SIS
guests were greeted by members
of the social committee of the
Philharmonic corporation.
Mrs. r. c. Richards had ar
ranged an unusually attractive
centerplece of orchids from her
own conservatory for the collation.
table. Pouring were Mrs. Axel
Oxholm, Mrs. Bruce Draper Kelley,
Mrs. George Ford Russell, Mrs.
Albert Sutton. Mrs. f. c. Rich
ards, Mrs. Charles Waite Orion.
and Mrs. Mary Humphrey King.
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Will Hold AID Award Contest
Thursday Night at Winthrop

Entries for the third annual Ad
Award contest. sponsored BY the
Tacoma Advertising and Sales
club. which vii be held Thursday
evening in Hotel Winthrop. num-
Der more than $50.
Early entries for the contest
includes advertising produced by
more than 40 local retail and
wholesale stores. according TO
Winston mccallum. contest chair
man.
Advertisements will be on dis
play in the Junior ballroom Thurs
day. Awards IN Il classifications
will be made Thursday evening
at the clubs banquet. including the
{. g. Jennings sweepstakes trophy
and certificates to winners in each
of the II elassifications. Previous
sweepstakes winners were the
Douglas Fir Plywood association,
1871. and Rhodes Brothers. 1910.
Judges Will be George Weber.
Seattle manager for MacWilkins
d Cole advertising agency. and
president of the Seattle Ad club:
Claire Drew Forbes. advertising
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1t All Began
Four Years
Ago Today!
BY UNITED PRESS

Four years ago Wednesday -
March IL. 1898 - Adolf Hitler's
troops marched into Vienna In 9
"bloodless conquest" of Austria
that was followed by other in.
vasions and. finally. the second
World War.
Arthur Seyss-lnquart, the
Austrian Nazi who succeeded
Kurt Schuschnig as chancellor,
invited Hitler 10 send troops
ito suppress rioting." Fifty
thousand were sent and the
next day Hitler made tri-
umphal entry Into Vienna.
The following October. Hitler de-
manded Czechoslovakias Sudeten-
land. which was ceded to him Sept.
20. 1888. by the Munich. accord,
designed to maintain peace in our
time" The peace" lasted until
March II. 1889. when the Ger
mans invaded the rest of Czecho-
slovakia on the pretext of main
tanning order. Two DAYS later
Hitler proclaimed that Czecho-
no longer existed.
The war actually began
Sept. 4, 1899. when Germany
invaded Poland and Poland
resisted. Two days later
France and Britain declared
war on Germany.
Hitler brought Russia into the
war by invasion June %, le41.
Japan brought the United States
in last Dec. Z, by its sneak attack
on Pearl Harbor.
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First Congregational Church
Formally Installs Minister
Churge Administered to Rev. Horold
L. Booch at TuesdoY Ceremony

Concluding feature of the in
stailation ceremony was held in
the church auditorium at s
o'clock The installation sermon
was preached by DR.. Arthur
Cushman McGiffert. president of
Pacific School Of Religion. Berke-
ley. Cal. The charge to the
minister was given by DR.. Giers-
bach, and DR.. p. N. Van Horn
administered the charge to the
congregation
DR.. Van Horn. having served
the church as pastor seven years
and more recently as supply,
expressed some embarrassment at
having TO tell this congregation
how TO treat the pastor" and
facetiously added: After hav-
ing been with you as long as
was. II didn't get that over to
you. you're hopeless-or am,
one OF the two"
Though ne said he did not find
specific scriptural injunction to
the church on the treatment of a
pastor. DIR. Van Horn left the
thought that II everybody in the
church behaves as a Christian
should. there will be no question
about the preacher being happy.
Visitors From Altar
Others participating in the eve
ming service were the Rev. Joel
Harper, pastor Of Westminster
Congregational church, Spokane;
the Rev. Clinton ID. Ostrander,
pastor University Congregational
church, Seattle; the Rev. Allan l..
Lorimer. pastor Plymouth Con-
gregational church. Seattle. and
the Rev. Claton s. Rice, super
intendent of the Washington Con-
ference OF Congregationsl
churches.
Contributing 10 the devotional
and general interest of the eve
ming service was the music by the
choir, directed by ]. w. Bixel. The
included authoritative
interpretations of two Of the fine
religious classics Rubinstein's
angelic Chorus" with Mrs. w.
r. Taylor singing the solo. and
Cesar Franck's psalm One Hun
dred Fifty"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Try Alleged Officer lmpersonaior
Before Jury Of 3 Men and 4 Women

Canadian armies, In which
he served short periods as an
enlisted soldier.
Stumpf is native of Penn
sylvania, and arrived in Aberdeen
shortly after the first of the year.
Climax To his successful enter
tanning endeavors there was has
tened by his allegedly having
obtained room and board on
strength OF his claims as an
American army officer.
Stumpf was employed as a gas
station attendant at the time Of
his arrest, and repeatedly was
exceedingly popular and bade fair
TO make notable success of the
enterprise.
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Suave and dashing In his i'm
psccable Canadian soldiers uni
form. 37-year-old Henry J. stumpf
Of Aberdeen went on trial here
Wednesday To face federal charges
of impersonating an American
army officer.
A jury of eight men and four
women Ia hearing the case. which
IL being tried by Federal Judge
John c. Bowen.
Stumpf h alleged Ia have
represented himself ~ n lou
tenant In the American air
corps- He h also said TO have
claimed he n the son Of .
colonel now serving with Mac
Arthur In the Philippines.
Pensonable and decorous. Stumpf
appeared in court wearing a we'll
tailored khaki uniform Of Can
adam infantry private. the costume
he 10 reported to have worn fire.
quently since his arrival in Aber-
deem less than three months ago.
The glib and affable defendant.
according TO federal agents. en-
joyed a spectacular career" lee
turing to clubs and other groups
in the Grays Harbor area; Stumpf
was slated to appear before Ia
coma and Seattle organizations
when he was arrested on Feb. 10.
Stumpf In said 10 have told
charming yarns Of his expert
ences as q soldier of fortune
and ndvcnturer who fought In
Spain and China
According to records of the
Federal Bureau OF Ivestigstion.
however. Stumpf was serving time
In eastern prisons during the
periods he claimed to have been
sdventuring abroad.
Stumpf pleaded guilty to the
representation count when ar
raigned before u. S. Commits
sioner II. C. Fitch. and was subse-
quently indicted by a federal
grand jury at Seattle.
In addition 10 his prison
record. according to the FBI.
stumpf h Also q deserter
from both the American and
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manager for Rhodes. Seattle. and
vice president At large Of the Pa
cifie Advertising association. and
Wayne D. Hawley. advertising
manager for Grunbsum's. Seattle
Master Of ceremonies will be
Mayor Harry p Cain. Weber will
make the address, Advertising
From Here On"
The exhibit in the Junior ball
room will be open to the public
Thursday. Reservations for the
dinner may be made by phoning
Mary Louise Ohiser. MA $3.50. or
Winston McCallum. BR 2177.
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Offer 752d Concert
On Thursday Night

Pierre Monteux will conduct the
Standard Symphony orchestra of
San Francisco in the 1852 consecu-
tive weekly Standard symphony
hour to be broadcast over the
Mutual-Don Lee system Thursday
from to p. m.
The program includes the Mig
non Overture (Thomas) Cele-
brated Minuet (Boccherini)
selected Hungarian Dances BRA
hms); Habanera (Chabrier): Bal
let Music from Faust (Gounod):
Old Folks at Home (Foster)
Perpetual Motion (Straus) and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Granted 10 DAYS
To Enter Plea

Arraigned Tuesday afternoon
before Superior Judge E. NJ. Card.
jeremiah c. Boyer. 22-year-old
former federal prisoner at Mcneil
island, was granted 10 days in
which to enter plea to charge
of attacking 12-year-old girl on
March 3.
Attorney Hugh J. Rosellini. APP
pearing for Boyer. said there was
question of the youths mental
condition and that he wished to
have Boyer examined as to sanity
by competent medical authorities.
the Beautiful Blue Danube
(Straussl.
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F. D. Urges Promotion
For {. G. Commandant

WASHINGToN-Rear Admiral
Russell r. Waesche. commandant
Of the coast guard. was nominated
wednesday by President Roosevelt
for promotion to the rank of vice
admiral in the coast guard, which
now is operating as part of the
navy.
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In . ceremony that began at
Z O'Clock In the afternoon and
continued until 10. the Rev.
Harold l. Booch was formally in
stalled ~ pastor Of the First Con-
gregstional church. where ne has
scrved for q year. There was
throughout the ceremony a spirit
of deep reverence: II also was q
friendly service IN which the con-
Eregation Joined with the excep-
ton Of the executive session Of
the members Of the church coun-
Gil under whose auspices the in
stallstion was conducted.
The council organized with
William Jolliffe. chairman of the
installation committee and men,
her of the board of deacons Of
First church. presiding. This ses-
sion included presentation Of his
credentials and q statement of
faith by the pastor and was fol-
lowed by the executive session.
Fellowship Dinner
A fellowship dinner. at which
Or. Dwight c. Smith. pastor Of
the United Churches Of Olympia,
presided. brought church and civic
Representatives of Tacoma to-
gether 70 express Fluctuations to
Mr.. Booch- These included Mayor
Harry p. Cain. speaking for Ia
coma's civic life; Dean John d.
Register, dean of the College Of
Puget Sound, representing educa-
ton; the Rev. Walter o. Macoskey,
the Tacoma Council OF churches;
the Rev. J. J. Pruitt. Tacoma Con-
grcgational churches.
DR.. Walter C. Giersbach, presi-
dent Of Pacific university, Forest
Grove. Oregon. spoke A. AN old
friend" and the Rev. Harold ID.
Long spoke A. "a neighbor." The
Rev. Joel Harper. Of Spokane,
represented Congregational
churches of Washington.
william A. Perrin responded for
the church.
Music for the dinner hour was
provided by Hugh McWhorter.
soloist. accompanied by Miss
Dorothy Selden. and male
Raymond. Samuel
Bait, Paul Pruitt and Evans Nell
son.
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TO CONDEMN LANDS

AS a routine matter the city
council Wednesday passed an
ordinance introduced Monday au-
thorizing condemnation of Pierce
county lands in the upper Mis-
qually river basin which will be
covered by the Alder storage lake
Of the Second Nisqually power de-
velopment.
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Nippos Claim U. S.
Cruiser Is Sunk
THE ENEMY SAYS.

TOkYo-A communiuns - -
imperial headquarters WEDNESDAY
announced the sinking ~ -.
American cruiser NsrhlehszH =
= running fight west 81 Ausfra =
on March ..
An earlier communiqus iszasa
March s. had Identified The vssssI
as the American gunhost 49,
ville.")
The Marhlehead. a light cfa=sf
Of 1850 tons. was the "onla -
naming enemy cruiser - -
allied combined fleet whies -
been "annihilated" IN fhs -
battle off Soerabaj ia and BATAVIA
the communique said.
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CAIN TO SEATTLE

Mayor Harry p Cain will be in
Seattle Thursday 10 attend a ses-
sion of the Puget Sound Regional
Planning council at the University
Of Washington.
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tan church. a request proFrza
On Sunday they Will sing = -
First Methodist church al "a \
m and the Independent b..
church at 7.30 p. m. The -.
plantation program II sehsaa.'.
for Monday evening. March u -
the First Baptist church.
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Aunt Het
BY ROBERT CULLEN

"Joe's wife smokes ond he
don't. and I'd feel sorry for
him If ! could forget the gen.
erotions OF women thot had 10
endure tobacco fIovored
kisses.