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Hoo-Hoo Club No.39 Hecrrs

Plcns lor Wcrr Veterqns

Ios Angeles Hoo-Hoo Meeting

Carl S. Dentzel, executive secretary of the Southern Cali

Roger Deas of the San Francisco Planning Commission, fornia Council of Inter-American Affairs, Los Angeles' was and president of the California State Junior Chamber of the speaker at the luncheon meeting of the Los Angeles Commerce told members ol Hoo-Hoo Clu,b No. 39 of the Hoo-Hoo Club at the University Club, Los Angeles, Friplans being made by San Francisco to assist men being day, Octob er 20. He gave an exce'llent talk on the good mustered out of the service in getting jobs. This talk was neighbor policy. Bob Osgood, chairman ol the program given at the regular dinner meeting of the Club, held at committee, introduced the speaker. Hotel Leamington, Oakland, October 9. The speaker was President Roy Stanton presided. He announced that introduced by Tom Ja,cobsen, program chairman. there would be a luncheon meeting in November, and on President Wm. Chatham, Jr., presided over a good at- December 5 the annual Christmas party and golf tournatendance, which included as guests Peter Stone, Louis Ger- ment will be held at the Oakmont Country Club, Glendale. vais and W. S. Ingrarn of the Office of Price Adrninistra' Dee Essley, fnember of the Supreme Nine, made a brief tion.

The members stood for a few t'noments in silence in memory of Past President H. Sewall Morton, and Merle D. Bishop, who passed away in September.

The program included accordion music and community singing.

Cash door prizes were won by Ralph Abbott, Lewis Godard. and Everett Lewis.

Committee chairmen recently appointed by the president are the following:

Program and Entertainment-Tom Jacobsen, co-chairman, Jack Wood; Publicity-Frank A. Brown; MeetingsJack Wood; Sports and Activities-G. F. Bonnington; Good Fellowship-Tom Hogan III; Fraternal-B. E. Bryan; Fellowship Disbursement-Henry Hink, Clement Fraser; Educational-Larue Woodson; Reveille CommitteeD. N. Cords; Public Affairs-Lervis Godard; Membership

-W. J. Nicholson; Attendance-Everett Lewis; Reception

-Albert A. Kelley; Nominating-Miland R. Grant; Paraphernalia-G. W. Sechrist.

Gqllup Poll Contacts Jcck Fcirlield

The mystery about the Gallup Poll has at last been solved ! They come out from time to time with their analyses of public opinion but no one has ever said he h4d been contacted or ever heard of anyone who had been. Last week Jack Fairfield, pur'chasing agent, Hayward Lumber & Investment Co., Los Angeles, made history. The Gallup Poll sought him out and asked his opinion on the coming presidential election. His fame is secure.

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Mr. and Mrs. Curtis ilIcFadden are the happy parents of a baby boy, Ronald Terry, born at the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital, Glendale, on October 9. Mr. McFadden is a member of the firm of the Associated Lumber Company, Los Angeles. S*rc