Representative Miller Named Subcommittee Chairman in Desertion Study
Washington reports Representative John F. Miller has been appointed chair of a subcommittee of the military affairs committee focusing on desertions. The move positions Miller to lead hearings and draft policy responses.
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Co-Eds Debate Japan Chinese Issue on Campus Friday
Co-eds will debate whether Uncle Sam should oppose Japanese interference with Chinese sovereignty. Lucille Turner and Irene Burns represent Washington against Oregon on the affirmative in Philosophy hall Friday night. Mildred Murphy and Margaret Gilbert will face Oregonian co-eds at Eugene.
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Ingrown Toenail Treated by Outgro Says Expert
A noted authority states that applying a few drops of Outgro around an ingrown toenail reduces inflammation and pain. The antiseptic toughens the surrounding skin so the nail turns outward, often overnight, and is available to consumers from drug stores in small bottles.
House Votes for Army of 150000 Men
The house approved reducing the army to an average of 150000 men for the next fiscal year starting July 1 by a 193 to 159 vote. The measure comes despite Secretary Weeks requests for 182000.
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Veterans Will March Tonight for Woodside Honor
Veterans of Foreign Wars led by national commander Robert G Woodside will march through Seattle from Pekin to Cantigny in an all state turnout. The parade forms at 7 30 p m and steps at 8 00 with a public Arena meeting and Mayor Caldwell to present the keys to the city.
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Harding Gives 25 Dollars to Veterans Fund
President Harding contributed 25 to the American Legion fund for decoration of graves on European battlefields. He stated it is a small sum with sincere sympathy and a wish for the Legion to make the ceremony a fitting expression of American remembrance.
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Wool Tweed Coats and Suits Offer Practical Wardrobe Value
A new shipment of Wool Tweed Coats and Suits highlights versatile belted, box and semi-fitted styles for women. Sizes range from 16 to 44 in coats and 16 to 40 in suits with the group featuring unusually low prices including a suit at 16.50.
Press council to be formed at university today
An assembly of journalism students this afternoon will elect next year’s editorial staff for the Daily at the university. In Washington, a bill to transfer an abandoned Friday military reservation to the University of Washington was referred to a military affairs subcommittee, sponsored by Representative Hadley.
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May Plans Sea Trip For Disabled Soldiers Week
A meeting at 3:30 p m today at the New Washington hotel led by Ralph A Horr will discuss obtaining an army transport to take dimbled veterans to Honolulu. Representatives from most city veterans organizations are expected. The Honolulu trip is part of National Disabled Soldiers week beginning May 29.
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Curtains Reduced to the New Prices
Upper Main Floor displays ruffled white muslin curtains with colored edges in pink green and gold. Prices drop on several styles: marquisette white and ecru at 3 75, white filet at 3 50, Barmen lace inserts at 5 50, voile and marquisette blends at 5 50, and hand drawn corner marquisette at 5 75 per pair.
Two Jilted Women Die by Own Hand in Chicago Area
In Chicago on May 11 two women killed themselves after broken romances. Nina Sandagger, 27, a divorcee, died after her body was found dragged from the Maywood river. Ideal Boland, 17, drank carbolic acid at home in Chicago. Sandagger left a note to her mother mentioning a jewelry man. Boland’s parents cited a love affair as the cause.
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