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Washington Journal., 1946-05-03

Sic tiirfiIde @relie bat ciunliiiig
Sic @riinOung elmer neiten poltiiden
@artet, ser Gemofrntiiden 9artei"
ais Elm groBeS innerpolitiides Gr.
eigtis beSeidnet. Ter Grinder ser
@artei 9ieIal Sonar. ebenaIiger
Neutrality-suspicious. lit enn 6efomtcr
9otitifer, ser ieinem 2onO ouf per-
idieOenen @ebietcn qroBe 9ienIte
aeleiitet bat, 10 %nomentIid) in Ser
@irtlhoft unO in ser Snoititrie. Or
uur0e BON Oen e6enolieen &rdli.
Ociten gtntiirf al sic Spiec Ser Ge-
gicrupa berufen. @orber botte er
niele So0re lang BEN @oiten zines
6an0elS- unO @irtihaitsmiriiters
Geflei0et uno ais folder 0os &ol-
o~elsiuitem ser Siirfei oilfgeboit. Gr
organiiierte Sic 3atioloIrulfen iul0
nerIieb Oem tiirfiIHen I%uBenban0el
einell itarfel N1ftrieb. 4ls @iplo-
mat legte er beulerfensperte 6dbig-
feitel an Sen Gog ulO gepnm iih
oie(e SDmpatbien,
3ie 9iIoung ser 9emofrotiI6en
0artei bereitet ser 6isber unbeitrit-
tcncn Serridoft Ser ein5igen III ser
Giirfei ~beite6ell0en Bartei, Ser Ne-
publifoniiden &oIfsportei, Elm @n-
Sc. Die observation-disclosures 3fpi=
i6en peridie0enen 9nrteien f0nnen
nun beginner, ln0 oie Siirfeu iinO
offerdidtIid politiif 10 reif gerpor-
ben, OaB lie lid oarauf %einIoiien fOn-
men.
Set ser @riinoung ser &epitblif
iino mebr oIs 5fpor5ig Sabre pergon-
gen. Die feninIiitiihen 6iibrer bielten
es fir onge5eigt, Elm &eginue oufredt
sit erboIten, 0os iie ieIber ais elm
auBeror0eltlihes uno probiloriihes
NeJime bejeidnet battert. Gs Der
folgte ltito perfoIgt beute nod oo8
s3iel, Ser 3egierung mOglifit biel
Nlod)t in 0ie &dnoe SIT geberr, beein-
tr6dtige ober 0uDurd Sic Mitsitbung
Der 5reibeiter, bic Ourd) Die replt-
blifuniihe @erfniiung geiuabrIeiltet
iino. IS bonoelt iid eben 0orutl,
oie Gurhfiibrung roOifaler 6or-
men al iihern. Die maBgebeiioen
GoIitifer Ser Siirfei lpieien 5tpar
i~pieoerbolt altf sic Notmen0igfeit
bin, Dem Sano groBerc 6reibeiten
3u %gep1bren, erfldrten nber INNER
mieoer, OaB ser 3eitpunft oofiir nod
nid)t gefommen lei.
Giir8Iih beipiaigte 0ie Negierung
iii 9lnfara - Mtiniiterpr1ii0ent lit
Siifrii Sarucoglu, Ser gerne 0nrollf
bimpeiIt, ooB er in SEM, mo er uuo
mebrere ieiner Mitor6eiter itli6ier-
ten, Ged)t uno @eieb adten Iernte
cine geruiiie 2oderun9 oes itren-
gen innerpoltiihen Hegimes. 9ie
Ireiheit Ser 8reiie pltroe fpeiter emit
midelt, uno ous @ablipItem iuuroe
perbeiiert; ober Die 3egierilng lit
offenlidtlid) ser Meinung, DAP iie
Dem 2anO Die oolle, Ser republifo-
niiden 8erfuliling entlpreden0e
Treibeit crit geben fonne, ruenn lie
Ron ben erlten ouBeupOlitiid)en Sor=
qen befreit iei. Sir cine ioldle Iuf-
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03
SeltIamts ~SdbidIaIswcse

Sin 9ote brohte eilpen 9riei. o9ie.
Der 6reunO Mobtus", itoiO oorin,
lid Mill MIDI mor9cn pcrloben. 0d5lt
brauhe id) Ieinen iduar5el Niartel.
Gel 10 lie6 ttno 6orgc i'm mir. Ger
9ote fam i'm gleid mitie5nen. Bic
len Gnnf i'm uorals. Gein 6reuno
6Inmm~.
M}obiuS fannie 6Gainm ms er
fannte 6lomms 0anOIdrift. alio
bor9te 0t6bius ben Montel.
@od'en uergin9cn. 0tobils borte
nidts BON Sinmm. @r b0rte meoer
cit 0unteid0n nod ia6 er ieinen
Mnntal lpieOer. Gincs Cages traf Ell
6lamnt.
ugsas ntnd)t sic 9raut2" fragte CT
6lnimi. o8elfe .gront?" On mol=
teit Oidl 0ph perloben?"
6lonm lndte: o9ldl, sic alte @e-
lhidIte meinit ou? las Iiegt ia i6oit
10 longe 5llriif".
Mobius mar Ell meilig %oerGrgert.
80 LANCE liegt OoS MN oltdb niht
3ltriid", iagte er, ,bei Ser 2ie6e iol-
ten Orei @odeii feline &olle lpielen."
6dmm fltbr aui. BIN ih Dir etpo
ctpos iduIOi92"
u6reilif. Meinen idmor8en Man-
.geo8 6cnn mir einen id}uur5en
ga rib @iobius sen @rief aus Ser
uno fnlidte miiteno: aNltn bort
Iid bod ser @urfenbanOel Gull Salt
On 0aS geihrieben? 5n ooer nein?"
6Ioinm gudte eiilmol, 6lnmm gltf-
te 5peimoI. ,,Ranu?" io8te er Damn.
DBie fommit oil oenn 5t Dem
9rief2"
@06ius %er5abItc: ugor orei $50
Zen NOR ein 8ote 6ei mir mo 6rofte
ben Brief.
,,8or orei @ofen? @eiBt 0r. mic
Mt ser 8rief iit2 9rei Sobrel Sd
Dolte MIDI Odnlals uerloben mo
Dir Sen 8riei. Qln 0ieieln Ia
&c o6er 9illgen mir Die Altgen iiber
oos Ni6O6eu alrf mo id) uer5id,tete
Oanfeno. Sen 9rief aber babe idl n.idlt
.6Beifidt, iortoern foiiten0 negqeuor-
fen. Ger 8rief lit III mtredte @daOe
Bcfommenl"
,GoS ideint mir aud io", uifte
Mobius.
oSoS modlen mir nlin2"
0i0bfiis lit eiit 9lltniitiger Menid.
9fobius ingt: o@as iolell mir ma
Mir mnd,en ON beiten quite
Nfiene gum boien Spiel. Mfnn bat
MIDI b~ereingelest, ullc Seuor ih mid
nod drgerc, biloe i3 mir lie6er Elm,
ih babe Dir Sen Mlaltel geihenft.
geidenft oils bcitoblenl Sd
babe Dir olio Sen Martel geidlenft.
9eS Shifials @ege Iill0 pit mllll-
0erbar. Gines Cages lab Mobius lei
men id)mar5ea @}autel mieOer. llnO
Der, Der i'm trlg, mar 6laum.
Sos lit ia mein Mfantell" idrie
MobillS. a6reilih".
n@e %fontnlt ou 0enn 0a5u2"
6lallun Idolite freun0lids: uSd2
8eiBt Oh oenn nidt mebr2 Gu bait
mir onA BEN MnnteI ielber ge-
Idlenfti"
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03
@afdle Ab6iIfe

Gbei: u@oriiber eriibeIn sic
oenn2"
&ommis: sd mill meilte Steiier-
reclamation einreiden iilt0 tueiB nift
redt, momit id tie begriinoen ion!"
gbef (lahoenflih): ,@iiien Sic
mas, id nero Sbnen etmos pom @e-
bolt a~bSieben!"
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03
.INTERESSANTES FUER DIE FRAUEN=
DcnRcm ttnN RamScln

@ie elmer Oenft lit eiierlei,
@as elmer tut lit 5peierlei;
Nladt er's gut, il lit e. red)t
@erdt es nidlt, 10 bleibt Is idtedt.
@oetbe
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03
ucbcrraIhcnNc Wcns
Nmft0cit
Die gabsn

Mutter sur gohter: uMerfe sir,
fpern DID Die boieit 8uben lofen, 10
folge iblen nift!"
Tod)ter: v8enn MN nber Die gu
ten 8uben Ioden 2"
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03
lfanIe Nnsrebe

Limb Damn bat er mid OreimoI
Bintereinnn0er gefiiBtl"
Limo 0us 9oit on Dir gefalen lni-
ien2 8arum bait on Inn niht gIeid
eiite gelangt?4
sd wollte bod NAL ieben, pie
melt ieine 6refbeit geben miirOe!"
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03
NncRNctcm .
GicrInhen

Gin 6rennO ser 6amilie mndt am
9tohmittog oes Shortages 8eiildj.
9tn6 ser gegriiBung frogt er: o,gsuh
boten Sic ben GItertng gut ongefan-
9en?~
ugepiB" entgegnet ser Salis6err,
berte morgea bnben Die ailOer Gier
geiudt".
a, ia, oos 1T cine id0ne alte
Site.
agtidt nir idon audi ~foIoiial prnf-
tiid). sic modem iid) feillen 9egriff
oaoon, mas sic &inOer altBer sen 81
ern nod oleS gefun0en bo6er: Gier
&ra9etrft0pfe, einen Sbrring, Sen
meine 6rou nor W}onaten ocrloren
batte, Orei Ginle5 un0 einen Guar
ter.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03
aein Epiritiif

George Bernard Sbam unter1ielt
iib NIT einem Spiritiiten iiber Spp-
mole. sd femme niemanoen", lagte
S9ap, ,,0er nit 10 groBen bppnoti-
id6en ardiben be9abt lit mie Der 8ltdl-
b0nOler @pons IN 2onopn". @inige
Gage ipater triiit er Ben Spiritiiteil
mo er er8dblt ibn enttauidt Ii. Dor
mnrfSpoll>er babe ienen 9udbanOler
beludt, Der aber babe ilberDonpt feline
Ibnung bon SDpnoie. Damn perIte-
be id ober niGt", rief Sbam aus,
umie CT es f~ertigbriilgt, ais eifi5iger
9~ndlbQnoler in 2On0on meme 8iider
81 perfanfell1
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03
Orunb siiia @cinem

Groieiior (oen ginOrud Der MoOu-
Iation elmer Menldenitimme erfId-
reno): SD babe eiten Sdauipieler
gefannt, Ser cine 10 aiisorudsooIle
Gimme beinB, DAB er feline 3uDOrer
iognr NIT Dem Nb[eien elmer Speiie-
farte gum @eiten briltgen fontte".
Stuopnt: uWabrIheinlih bat er
Ole Freiie 0o5u g%enaHnt."
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Pitluck,
1888 E. Mabel, recently announc-
ed the engagement of their
daughter, Rhoda, to Bernard
Hauptman, of Los Angeles. Mr..
Hauptman, after two years over
seas, is now associated with the
Film Library of the Goldwyn
Studios in Los Angeles. The
couple plans to be married De-
cember 1st in Tucson.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

brother of Mrs. Phil Posner, is
executive vice-president of Bren-
tanos, nationally famous book
store. A book, STRANGE AND
FANTASTIC STORIES, a collec-
ton of stories by world famous
writer's, edited by Mr.. Margolies
with an intimate and interesting
introduction by Christopher Nor
ley, is to be issued this month.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rosen-
bluth, 2421 E. Hawthorne, will
return to Tucson in a few days,
having spent the summer in their
home town in Pennsylvania, and
New York.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Howard,
933 N. Olson, are spending the
holiday season with friends and
relatives in Los Angeles.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15
WEISS-KATZ

Mr.. and Mrs. Bella Weiss, 1884
E. Drachman, have recently an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Sylvia, to Morton Katz
of Chicago. Miss Weiss is stu
dent at the University of Arizona
and a member of Alpha Epsilon
Phi.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. David Cohen (the
former Roslyn Weingarten of
Perth Amboy, N. J.) are now re-
siding in Tucson with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cohen
at 2439 E. 4th. Mr.. Cohen was
only recently released from the
navy.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Marks of
New York City are being well
coined as permanent residents.
They are residing at 1873 N. High
land.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mrs. Marian jacobson, 542 N.
Euclid, has recently returned
from a trip to Minnesota and
Chicago. Her friends are pleased
to learn her health is improved.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mrs. Joseph Levy, N. Highland
Avenue, has returned to Tucson
after a two weeks visit with
friends in Los Angeles.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Ensign Sidney Szerlip, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Szerlip, who
has been in the armed forces for
about three years, is now in China
with the Merchant Marine. En-
sign Szerlip is a radio technician.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Friends are sympathizing with
Mrs. Mollie Sklar, 2133 E. 9th,
and extending best wishes for i'm
proved health.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cohen have

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cohen have
recently arrived from Wood
bridge, N. j., to make their per-
manent home in Tucson. They
are living at 2439 E. 4th.
Mr.. Cohen was a prominent
business man and Mrs. Cohen
was very well known in COM
munity civic affairs. She was ac-
tive in Red Cross and Hadassah.
For four years she was president
of the Ladies Auxiliary.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Congregation Anshei Israel on
Oct. 20, with Rabbi Marcus Bre-
ger officiating.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mrs. Julius Abelow, Burton and
Lefty, of 1904 E. Adams, recently
returned from vacation in the
east. They were in New York and
Utica where they visited with
relatives of Mrs. Abelow.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mrs. William Davidson, 1924 E.
4th, has recently returned after
an extended vacation.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Goldie Levkowitz found her
activities somewhat restrained
recently. She suffered a sprained
ankle.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Eunice Howard, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Howard,
was the winner in Tucson in the
national dress designing contest.
Eunice also takes keen interest
in civic improvements as evil
denced by the mention in recent
radio broadcasts, of her regional
plan for the City of Tucson.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mr. and Mrs. l. H. Handmaker,
80 E. Palomar Drive, have their
brother, Philip Handmaker of
Altoona, as their guest. Mrs.
Handmaker is expecting her
mother, Mrs. Bloom, shortly. Mrs.
Bloom will make her permanent
home with the Handmakers.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mrs. L. Finkelstein of Los An
geles is spending the Holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Alter, 721 N. Martin.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15
cDL/HZ A~0
P67o" AhNR1{z43sssd10 I'D

Mr.. Abe Simon, 126 N. High
land, recently returned from Los
Angeles and has gone to Chicago
on a business trip.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mark H. Klafter, 3001 E. Helen,
is now resting comfortably at his
home after recent siege at the
hospital
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mr.. Martin Rosenthal of Los
Angeles is the houseguest of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Rubenstein, 1921
E. Seneca, for several days. He
has made several previous visits.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mrs. Belle Adler of 1884 East
1st, is convalescing at home after
her recent discharge from st.
Mary's Hospital.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mrs. Meyer Berry of N. Tucson
Boulevard met with an unfor-
tunate accident. Her friends are
gratified to know she is improv
ing nicely.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

DR.. and Mrs. Slutsky of Brook
lyn are returning after some
three weeks visit with their son,
Harold, who is a student at the
University.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mrs. Joe Segal, 2711 E. Mabel,
left by plane Tuesday night for
New York. She will visit with
relatives there.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert F. Bloom,
731 E. 9Th, have returned from a
trip to Chicago and Denver.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Mar
COLES, enroute to Hawaii, stopped
off in Tucson for a recent week
end with the Phil Posners, 729
N. Campbell. Mr.. Margolies,
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mr.. R. C. Horwitz, Gale En-
senada, left this week for Chicago
on business trip.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mildred Levenson is spending
the winter in Tucson, staying at
the Ell Conquistador. She has
been a frequent visitor and was
a member of the Happy Days
Club when it was active some
years ago.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mrs. Benson Bloom, N. Martin
Avenue, in company with Mrs.
William Pistor, recently left for
Chicago to attend the National
Conference on Planned Parent
hood. Mrs. Bloom will also visit
with her family in Chicago.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. William David
son, 2641 E. 4th, had Miss Doro-
thy Sklar of Chicago, as their
guest over the High Holidays.
Mrs. Davidson entertained for
her at a party on Sunday night.
The previous Thursday Mrs.
Harry Strauss, 713 E. Elm gave a
dinner party in honor of Miss
Sklar.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Edward Kleinerman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Kleinerman, was
recently promoted to 1st Lieu
tenant, Marine Corps Reserve.
To help celebrate Freshman
Week, Eddie in company with
nine other flyers, plotting Cor
sairs, flew over "a" Mountain in
formation.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Greenman,
27O2 E. 4th, recently returned af-
ter spending several months in
the East.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Beginning her third year as a
Girl Scout leader is Mrs. R. G.
Horwitz. She is group leader for
Troop No. % at the Mansfield
School. The group promises to
be as large and active as last year.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mr.. Reuben Dafni will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Strauss, 731 E. Elm, while in
Tucson last weekend.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sander, Du-
luth, Mimi, are expected to ar
rive in Tucson on October 13 to
attend the marriage of their son,
Louis, to Miss Lee Schapira of this
city. The ceremony will be held at
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

DR.. and Mrs. David ZemSky,
formerly of North Tyndall Ave-,
have recently left to make their
home in Nicholsville, KY.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mr.. j. S. Belfer, 1916 E. 9th, re-
Gently returned from a business
trip to New York City.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rauh, 1414
E. 4th Street, recently returned
from an extensive trip to Canada
and the East Coast.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Sgt. Axrum Hirsch, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Hirsch, 2115 E.
Mabel, recently was discharged
from the Army. He spent ten
months in Japan. Mr. Hirsch is
now attending the U. of A.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Mr.. anG Mrs. Leo Rackoff, 2541
East Sd Street, will return to
Tucson the middle of October,
after spending several months
with their daughter in New York
City and with friends in the
South.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

Sonya and Abraham Kastel
have returned to Tucson after a
long absence and are now resid-
ing with their aunt, Mrs. Sarah
Sipkin, at 706 E. 7th. Abraham
is senior at the University.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15

New members of the University
of Arizona faculty include Leon
Bitter, assistant professor in the
Physics Department. He was
formerly student at the Univer-
sity. Morton M. Altschuler is a
fellow in the Music Department
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell and
daughter Barbara, are now in
their new home at 1891 E. Adams.
Violet Epstein, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. Epstein, 1926 East
Lee, formerly student at the
University of Arizona, is now at
tending the University of Cali
fornia at Berkeley.
The Arizona post., 1946-10-15
ENGAGEMENTS
PITLUCK-HAUPTMAN

brother of
Marcus
. ohiatn tanos
store A BOOKS E.
~ Mrs Joseph ed
in
having h
andm
fomLo ley is to be issued this month Film Lor
to otuooS II
Mr. and Mrs Thomas N
Oson,a
En-
ChcagoI n
- and
Mr. and Mrs DavdC
daughter
in Tucson their par
Friendar
E.
sandex
proved health
Levkown found he Mr. Mrs of
residing a are hVmg
land.
Mr. Of
was very
Is R. N1arys Hospital a in
east we il
me A
to the n
slas the
Mr. randM Mrs Bloom,I4
Il months rian
zfoz 4u recently
arep peased|
the East health il improved r.;
Mr. andM
3to O
IN
with
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Commencement
lContinued from Page u

Continued from Page u
commencement for them too
would honor to elders
elders in high and respon-
apparently have
children, yet
office and authority
attention National Congress
and accomplishments during the twelve
of these men
in All secondary unless contributing
princpe result being little nothing
and think yourself
eectionsif voting age-Or
confidence Judgment than the
"Bbos' KluKluNklan who would
prevent rotng and blood
shed. please forgive the comparison)
But there is commencement
be evaded The abormanagcmen
strikes opinion
this with impartial
American people, We believe that least better
job than 'your elders" doing!
And in the world politics, and
veterans going to join lean
sms? Better be going
be taken in by the gamoutou
more important business outside inside?
Let whisper this last, because
to be called "oaonists". still
good old United
Nations the United
err Although neither working order right
how machinery ii
Remember, Dear Graduates Veterans World H. This
is really with
hope the
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON

Tuesday June 25, 1916 was the
Anniversary of Executive Order
$500 - The White House - June
25, 1871 - EXECUTIVE ORDER
$500 - | do hereby reaffirm the
policy of the United States that
there shall be no discrimination
in the employment of workers in
defense industries or Government
because of race, creed, color or
national origin, and do hereby
declare that it is the duty OF
employers and of labor organ
izations in furtherance of said
policy and of this order, to pro
vide for the full and equitable
participation of all workers in
defense industries. without discri-
mination because of race, creed
color or national origin. - Frank
lin d. Roosevelt, the President
of the United States.
Although the wartime FEPC nc
longer eXests, the issue of fail
employment is very much alive il
the form of the bills now await
ing floor action in both the House
and Senate.
This being an election year, on'
of the most potent efforts citi
zens can make is writing persona
! letters to the Congress expires
sing the need and desire for |
permanent FEPC law.
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party at Washington Educational
Club. She will visit many eastern
cities and her trip will extend over
a period of three months.
Married: Last Saturday Mrs.
Lena Dishmore became the wife
of Mr.. William Gardner. A recep-
tion followed at her home on 22ud
Avenue.
Mrs. Pearl White entertained a
group of friends at her home. 6l5
18th Ave. No, honoring Major Al
bert Holland. 1t was a surprise
birthday party and all enjoyed
every minute, ending with Happy
Birthday to You.
The many friends of Mr.. Thomas
Wells are sorry to learn of his
death last Thursday. Last rites
were held for him at The Angelus
were held for him at the Angelus.
Mr. Samuel Lawson, we'll known
Seattleite, died at Harborview Hos
ptal last Sunday. Last rites will
be held at Angelus Mortuary at
doto IN he nap,aJ
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is in Law School at Boston Uni
versity.
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A birthday surprise party honor
ing her husband, Harry Hubbard
was given by his wife, June 13
Present were Fred Caldwell, John
Wise and William Lloyd. Laughter
and song was the theme of the
evening.
Last Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Bell,
II. c. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Bird motored over to the
summer home of Mrs. Alexander
Jones for a well prepared turkey
dinner. All enjoyed looking over
the ranch. All wished him good
luck.
Wedding bells rang as Mrs. Jes-
sic Carter, formerly of Seattle.
now Of California, announced the
marriage of her daughter, Vir-
glnia, to Mr.. James A. Jackson,
June 30. On the same day. Mr..
and Mrs. Shedrick Jones an
nounced the marriage of their
daughter. Geraldine Martha, to
Mr.. James II. Coston at 222 END
Ave. No at p. m. Reception fol
lowed.
The District Conference of the
A. NJ E. church was well attend
ed. All elders and delegates re-
ported. All left calling Seattle
hospitable city.
Saturday morning the Rev E. D.
Chappelle and delegates left for
Denver, Colo, to attend Youth
Congress. Mrs. Dorothy Simms and
Mrs. Dolores Baird will represent
our youth.
Mrs. Julia Price will leave on
Wednesday to visit her mother at
Buffalo, n. Y Before leaving her
friends gave her a bon voyage
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-06-26
Card of Thanks

We are grateful. doubly CRATE
full for the sincere expressions Of
sympathy during the illness and
passing of our beloved mother
The gorgeous floral display,
mute evidence of shared SYM
pathy, increases our debt of graft
tude to a host of friends
We appreciate so much the or
ganist, Mrs. Nellie Burns, and the
soloist Mr.. John e. Prim.
AS long as memory lasts. the
Rev. w. l.. Halves and the Rev.
Judson Swancy's consoling words
will live and the fraternal rites
by the Grand Lodge of Eastern
Star never forgotten.
To all we are grateful.
Carl l.. Norris and family
Claudius ID. Norris and family
Wendell b. Norris and family