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er ouh nod, 10 trallrig bon &ans
aus CUR ltnterboltling fommt,
,lmeeitinmt uno cr pcreibt penie.
itelts fir cinige St,,noen Die ihlperen
slatogsforeen. .
0is iest lit bIoB einc @cicsporlaee
BON ser 8,,noesieftion 5 cinaereid)t
luorocn. slnoere Menoeruneen tper.
oen BON Teleeotcn beidIoiien tperoen.
Tie 8eietporIage ser Seftion 5 ica-
te reiilid) beraten iperoen, oenn ettpas
mub eetan iperoen oamit Der SGneer.
buno @elo in ieine Gaiie befommt
oenn cbne @eIo lit es Sen 8unbes'
beamten nid,t moglid) oen 8uno er.
iclgreif 81 leiten.
Sn lesten Sabren bat ser Sdnser'
bllno 5iemlif quite 5ortid)ritte &C.
mad)t. IS iino einige Sueenopereint
beigetreten llt.o es iperoen nod einiet
81 ariinoen beabiidtigt. @eraoe tuit
sic 3uf,,nft Der Granfcnpereine oes
Central 0erbanoes inb Der &irhen.
gemeinoen ton Der SSl,geno abbdnet
10 bGngt audi Die ber 8eianepereint
BON oerielben ab, benn auf Nadtpud)s
bon oral,6en fann man nidt mebr
re6nen.
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iie ibre Sobne uno 9odter anbaIten
iih oem Susenoeeianoperein an3l.,
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Johann DEM beltebenoen @eiangper'
elm.
sllic merit bas Tatllm, ocn 1. lln6
2. September itno fommt nad) Glepe.
Lamb. Die @onpenticn finbet ont /
September am 8ormittae itott uni
am Nahmittae rm 3 llbr beeinni
oas Yroeramm.
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Eautyu. Chio.

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0n.tcriide Gbriitus Stride. 2113--14.
Ctr, ". 6. Yiarrer Sbomas 8. $oDniser.
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liidcn &laIcn S:45 llhr mor0ens. Gngs
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terrictt nad) &ereinbarung. Mue 8laus
bensaeluHen uno 6rcunoe iinb ber3lid)
cingtlabcn..
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Marp, 1notana.

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Cde II. Mpe. urb Gilmore ctr. Htdrrs
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ldyulc tint 8 ubr fir Die aroBen ui1o nm
Il l!Ir fir bic fle,nen Aincer. 0ottes.
bicnit llm 10 llhr in Der engliiden ni,o
INT: II llbr in her beutiten Sprate.
@nIfSz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iino freuno'
lld,it cinNclaocn. 81. ....
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3mcia I.

sIac Witelieoer iino eriud,t lnb
aebctcn, lid, bel ser 9unbes. .Gcnuen-
ton bcs g. g. SGngerbunbes am I.
ltno 3. September inn @eiticitc Saf,,
ieubeim 5ll betciligen.
&. Melscr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-29

0eutIfe Gpcne zHutber. ct. Yeters'
e'emc;noe. 5. Ctr. Sans .. s. Simoleit.
Vin,rer. Yiorrbnus: 244 Mbams ctr.
Nrdw'ter. Yu Scl: Mod)citer 635sN.
Gnitrsherit: 800 llbr r,oraens. Sonrs
tua'dynIe 10:45 llbr. Srdllen Vereirss
0crIommlung nm letten 0onnerstae
,ensn Nonot5. obenbs g llbr. Seoers
r,nrr IT bel Aid, ptllfommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-29
Columbus, Chip.

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8irele. gde @oler rnb ann Ctr. Raitor
N. Tnr;b Setter. Sebsn Sonnta0 porz
n,itto0 INN . llhr Sountu9lhnle, 10 llbr
ca!iild,rr @Utte e5hienit. II llbr beutlder
Got!csbienit Nle UIaubensocnoiieu iino
hcr;lib eingelahen.
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Numeiteao. ga.

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!csh,enit 10-1t ubr. Geutlder @otteas
c;"nl: lie llbr. M0e Wlaubcns8enot' .
fen 'iub berolid) tuillfomnten.
Mpnaca, Ea.
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G,cpeloub. Ch:u.

g >. Gunna: luth. ct. Sohanuess
a,rche. Yailcr Snns Soiiel, 76l Goop
Hinuh Sci. 4tulberrp 0G46. Sonntaas
id,l;l" Inn ~ i1h~ Hnnenh"rtteshicnit
II Seut'terS>n"ntrnttcshien'tQ q lthr
S.rt!Rr yi9o Nuhnd,t uut Ieriam,nliln9
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bel, sl!ntcrrift ,,no be,,tid)c Sdnle ant
Sa,nstas pon 9 I'LL, an. Nlle @laubcns>
acMptcn iino heraIiet einaeIoben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-29

NIcOelanb VVeif. = TcutIdz Bemeir6e.
Wel 80. Ctr llnb @illrrb Slpe. Yaitor
Spborncs 9sutihlcnber, 5000 @illarb
Mpc. EEL: @opbb;nc 9055. @ottcshienlt
icnen CONT urb Teie,toa in beutidcr
ure enGliid)cr ;sprnd)e. SOnnto9iduIe
ieben Sonnta0 90 llbr oormittaes
Toru'ifoIsenn enaliid,er @ctteshienit
tru 1n-1O:45 lthr. $,ierauf folat Der
bcut.de @ot;esoienit II l1br pormittags.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-29
Nus Ganton. Ohio
3ucio ii.

Smct0 ii.
Gs oienc alien 8riioern 3ilr Nuh.
riht. oab uddite 8eriammll,ng am
Samstag. oen 7. September, 7:3O
llbr abenos. inn Sahienbeim abge.
baltcn miro. Is tpGre lpiinibenstpert
lpenn oie 9riioer piinftlid) eriheinen.
Nuh tperoen Die 8riioer gemabnt oab
Ole nei,en 2onititl,tionsbiider fertig
iino uno icoer 8ruoer ioa iid) ems
aeben loiien. oenn tic iino irei gu be.
fommen beim yinana. Scfretir.
Wir boffen ali feinen sabIreiden
geiud,. Sobn @ellmann, Setr.
o.
- Was Die @eihen bon ben Nr-
men lcrnen fonnen: Die iSreigcbig-
felt. @as Die Mrmen bon ben Rei-
d)en lcrncn fonntcn: Sic Sporiam-
felt.
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SONNTAG, 1. SEPTEMBER:
Uhr morgens: Empfang der Delegaten md Caste.
10 Uhr morgens: Delegaten- Stzmg.
y Uhr mittags: Gemeinschatliches Mttagessen.
Uhr nachmittags FESTKONZERT
Uhr abends: Gemeinschaftches Abendessen.
ohr '0s"ds Ts3i; MoNTA Hosd!s snPThMSER P1Shss's
Uhr Taewache Fruhstuck NIT Fruhschoppen
Uhr morgens: FEsTKoMMERs. Horvaths sachsenkapele
10 Uhr morgens: Zweite Delegaen- -Sitzung
IL Uhr mittags Gemeinschaftliches Mittagessen
Uhr nachmittags: Agemeine Unterhaltung Tanz.
Musk Sachsenkapele Dirigent Georg Horvath
Uhr abends: Gemenshaftliches Abendessen.
Nachher wieder Tanz bs7
proorarnm
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Adolf Daniel rns'9:nn
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Engshe Anpraehe Burgermeister Hon. Harold H. Burton
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asnisss onsr Salem Manner: nna D.n:nohor
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s. Liedertafel Mannerchor, Cleveland, Ohio
Willy
H. Fahrwohl du schoner Maentraum H. Pfe
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By Tag des Hern Kreutzer
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Werfammfunn.

Macn Sdnpeitern oes &irhcn 2rolten
0ereins CUR Nadridt. oab Die Ser.
iammIl,ne om Mitttpod). ben 4. Sep.
tember. abenos, itattfinoet. gae
Shtpeitern iperoen eebeten Der Ser.
iammlung bei5lhpobnen Inn aue Sc.
id}dfte gut erleoigen 5r fonnen. Nad
Der 0eriammll,ng miro &aifee uno
SUDDEN icrpiert.
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@elb mitbelien. ~Ginen froblihen
8eber bat 8utt lieb."
Scr @'lior bes Sroncn %ereins finbet
am :. rnb s. Hippctber itatt
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Acbt3ebnte 9abreskorrbentiorl
oes 5iebenbdrger 5arbsen
5dngfrbun0eS bon y. q.
Derbunoen NIT Ghorr1ei tertao iitoet am t. uno
2 September in Glepclano, o., 1tatt

Gta sebn pGrtec 8anauereine be.eian i'd aon nn'
her arn mcrbeu ermarte Meme 8ek eroen ensereid
Ncbrre Smanoseianeuercne lnebmn gro gorbere
tmngen merben serofen
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Maen Mitglieoern uno Sf>peitern
miro befannt 9egeben, Bob Der 8aiar
oes Iraucn 0ereins am 25. uno &c.
Sftober ltattfinoet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
House Burns;
Loss $500
University Place
Home Destroyed
By JiMNY HALTo

A University Place residence
burned to the ground with loss
estimated at $500 in a blaze be-
lieved to have started from a de-
fective floor-furnace. late Thurs
day afternoon.
The six-room, two-story frame
residence, owned and occupied by
Mrs. Ida Mills. accountant en-
ployed by City Controller Tom
Swayze, was reduced TO ashes by
the blaze which started while the
owner was away.
Antiques and valued possessions.
many Of which can not be re-
placed. were destroyed. relatives
Of Mrs. Mills reported. The fire
in the home at 1910 University
Place repeatedly was the result of
a fire started in the oil furnace
by furnace repairman who called
at the home in the afternoon.
The Charles Miller family. living
across the street discovered the
blaze. which was reported at $50
p. m. The home was beyond the
city limits. and city firemen did
not respond to the alarm. although
apparatus from one company re-
portedly was sent out in the
evening on reports a power line
was in danger.
When Mrs. Mills and others
arrived. the fire was beyond the
point of control. Mrs. Mills spent
the night with relatives. the J. P.
Mills family at APO No. 10th st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Expect l03d
To Be Called
More Guurdsmen
In Service Soon

Passed up by the first call. Ia
ooms's l0Sd Infantry Anti-Tank
battalion. National Guard unit. as
well as the 205th Coast Artillery
Anti-Aircraft regiment will be
mustered into the regular army
shortly after the first Of the year.
Brig. Gen. Maurice Thompson.
adJutant general OF the Washing
ton National Guard, made that an
nouncement Friday. explaining
that two units would be called
sometime between Jan. and
Jan. II.
The Anti-Tank group was or
ganized recently in Tacoma. II is
commanded by 1t Col. Charles w.
Goodwin Of Tacoma and comprises
about 20 officers and ESQ men. Ia
coma units are Headquarters.
Headquarters Battery. Battery A
and Battery p. One other unit
of the battalion is centered at Gen.
tralia.
The 2o5th Anti-Aircraft regi-
ment has one Tacoma unit. Bat
terry G. commanded by Capt. Ems
ley Llewellyn. II comprises about
20 officers and men. The regiment
rs officers. $50 men is COM
manded by Col r. c. Dohn of
Olympia. where headquarters are
maintained. Other units are located
at Seattle. Kelso, Centralia, and
Wenatchee.
The two units were the only ones
Of the Washington National Guard
which had not been called for regu-
lar army duty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16

licenses,

harriag. license applications
have been filed with the Pierce
county auditor by Harry Welch. 81
zoos So. 18th. and Isabel b. Rich
mond. 26. 1922 9Th ave: Raymond
Leonard Baird. %, 1867 Ea. Spo-
kane, and Evelyn Margaret Lam
bert, IS. 2e07 So. 9th: Herbert
Lesley Worley. %. Route 5. Box
$50. Tacoma, and Mildred Marie
Whidden, Is, Route 3. Box 375.
Tacoma; Leslie Francis Hay. 80.
1o02is So. Tacoma ave. and Mary
Eileen o'Leary. rs. 1914. So. X:
Fred Julius Kronenburg. -, and
Jennie PARENT. "a. Makote. n. D. !;
William John johnson, "a. 3s4s So.
Tacoma ave. and Alice Charlotte
wieeking. 80. 1920 So. Yakima;
George A. Strbick. 30. 1918 A st.
and Frances NJ. Calk:ns, "a. s023
A st: Arno r. Brosge. rs. and
Irene NJ. ONeil. 81. both OF Nor
ton; Roy Eugene Stier. %. e3s
So. Sprague. and Margaret Mary
Larson. 81, s14 No. Trafton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16

r. Lea. SIS Tseons building: A.
L. Lee. sos Washington building:
William ?. L<yeque, 800 Perkins
building: Fred D. Lippmsn. sos
Washington building: Charles S.
Lyons. POI p. s Bank building:
Joseph A. Mallery. police court:
John 7. Mccutoheon, so7 p. S.
Bank building: Fl. MeElroy. 3Is
p. s. Bank building: Leo A. Nc
Gsvick, go Perkins building: C.
J. Mentzer. iloT p. S. Bank build
ing; Wallace W. Mount. 1926 Rust
building. Dean W. Mullin, 420 p.
s. Bank building: +. X Murray.
BOZ Fidelity building: Louis ].
Muscek, TIC Washington building:
r. c. Metzger. 523 Tacoma build
ing; S. A. Gagiiardi. 1i1s WASH
ington building: A. II. Ursich. 1iie
Washington building.
Tacoma Board No. 4-Harry II.
Johnston. 800 2. S. Bank building.
Creighton S. Flynn. e2s Rust
building: Charles Fogg. ia SO.
18th st; r. r. Freeman. 5i4 FL
deity building: J. n. Gordon, IT..
1908 P. S. Bank building. Frank
Hale. federal building; Thomas J.
Hanify. ioi4 Tacoma building.
Hilton B. Gardner. 523 Tacoma
bstftdfnOs T7N1H..- Tsfn
p. s. Bank building: w. c. Broen-
kow. 5l4 Fidelity building: Arthur
F. Hoppe. sal Rust building: Rich
ard r. Hodge. 6o6 Rust building:
Carl II. Skoog. 40 r. s. Bank
building: Herbert p. Jones, 1901
Washington building: Bertil Z.
hnson. e26 Rust building:
Thomas S. Henderson, 141o P. S.
Bank building.
Pierce County Board No. 1 =
r. ID. Campbell. 31e Meridian St.
Puyallup; Leslie Jochimsen.
Knight building. Puyallup: Frank
r. Manning. 100 I'd ave. S.W..
Puyallup; Elmer Healey, Sumner:
James G. Raley, 1908 Main St,
Buckley.
Pierce County Board No. =
NJ. =. Porter. 3is Meridian st.
Puyailup: B. ID. Lyon. jr.. Eaton
vile; Edison NJ. Case. 21o 4th
ave, NV. Puyallup; C. e. Peter
son. courthouse; w. N. Goodwin.
Pierce County Board No. s =
Thor Tollefson. courthouse: Hugo
Metzler. jr, courthouse; II. C.
Geer. courthouse: r. Moran. Gig
Harbor. and John r. McCutcheon,
soI p. S. Bank building.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
l73 Washington Men Will Begin
Army Life at Camp Murray

CONTINUED From Page one)
prises numerous buildings which
form. in fact. 4 complete military
post In miniature. Structures in
elude barracks. mess hall. officers
quarters. store houses. administra-
fion buildings. infirmary. ware
house and post exchange.
Here the first peace-time drsf-
tees in u. S. history viii get their
first taste Of army life. and here
they viii receive a sound idea of
exactly what their life in the army
win be.
LEARN ARMY TECHNIQUE
They'll learn TO make their beds,
army style-not two sweeps OF the
arm and q pat They'll learn how
70 wear q uniform and how to keep
Il neat and smart. or else, And
they'll talce their turn in the mess
hall. which In just another way Of
saying they'll peel potatoes. slice
onions and otherwise perform As
kitchen policemen.
They'll do all those things at
the reception center and lots be-
sidesL They'll learn how to salute.
lind out what to do when various
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16

Rev. r. l. Powell officiating: en-
tombment Tacoma msusoleum.
Thomas Callahan Saturday.
$50 a m. from St Leo's church:
burial Calvary cemetery. under d.
rection of Mellinger.
Peter A. Cameron-Szturda l
?. m from Lynn's chapel: Rev. A.
W. Moore officiating; burial Noun
tain View burial park.
Waldo Ralph RIPLEY - Sstur-
day. II a m from Buckley-King's
chapel: burial Tacoma cemetery.
Bert ID. MacCallum = Saturday.
/ p. m from Kings
chapel; Rev. Edwin II. Jahr offici-
sting. burial Tacoma cemetery.
Kenneth johnson - Saturday. l
p. N. from. Holy Communion
Episcopal church: Rev. Charles
Aentzer officiating; burial Noun
tain View burial park. under direc-
ton Of Buekley-king.
Mrs. Violet A. Saturday.
?. n from the Buckley-king
chapel: Rev. P. B. Hoff officiating:
burial Tacoma cemetery. PslIbear-
ers viii be Frank Magrini. Ed
ward Swanson, Ben Sweeney. NJ.
o. Stewart Fred Foye and George
P. Farquhar.
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Registrars. according To L,
cci Paul Warren. assistant d
rector Of the draft in Washington
are TO feel free To bring question
nsire problems To any Of the vsri
Gus attorneys designated for theil
draft board
No fee VIII be charged. Attor.
neys are serving without pay.
Attorneys listed were:
Tacoma Board No. George r.
Abel. 500 City hail: James W. An
dsrson. SOC Pacific Savings build
ING: Anthony Arnston. 15o2 Puget
Sound Bank building: Louis ].
Burke. sl7 p. s. Bank building:
Prank l. Cathersal. 406 Perkins
easalding: Herbert Cochran, 6l6 p.
& Bank building: Z n. Essen
hover. 1914 p. S. Bank building:
Charles d. Hunter. I2I4 p. s.
Bank building: Earl V. Clifford.
eoe Washington building. sam L.
crippen. e26 Rust building. A. B.
Cunningham. 1915 wash ington
haniding: Owen Hughes. sis Wash
ington building: L. r. Bonneville.
e1e Washington building: Ralph
Teats. 3ol Fidelity building: Ralph
Thompson. 1901 Washington build
Ing and Harold Tollefson, Ills
Rsst building.
s-TAccma Board No. u G.. c.
Eolte, 6zs Perkins building: Theo-
dcre V. Northstrom. li2o WASH
ington building: John p. o'Connor,
al Rust building: X. A. Peterson.
1915 Washington building: o. NJ.
Pitxen. l120 Washington building;
Burns Poe. 1921 p. S. Bank build
ing; James v. Ramsdcll. 1914 p.
s Bank building: Thomas F. Ray.
eos Washington building: w. A.
Richmond. 112o Washington build
Ing; Lee d. Rickabaugh. 1916 p.
8. Bank building: Kenneth A.
Roegner. Rust building: Hugh ].
Roselini. lo16 Washington build
ing; Rex s. Roudebush. so7 p. S.
Bank building; Dix II. Rowland,
@z p. S. Bank building; Gershom
G. Rowland. so7 P. s. Bank build
Ing; Bartlett Rummell. 1926 Rust
building: Anthony Stella. 500 Per-
lins building: Leslie B. sulgrove.
LOO City Hall annex: Lester SEM
field. $40 Perkins building: Emil
N. Stenberg. 5o7 p. S. Bank build
ing.
Tacoma Board No. 3-Wayne w.
keyes. l226 Rust building; r. A.
Latcham. all p. S. Bank building:
Clarence Z. Layton. courthouse; n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Jan. n Is Date Set
For Alaska Draftees

WASHINGTON -Presfdent
Roosevelt Friday issued a procla-
nation ordering all residents of
Alaska between the ages Of Il
and IS TO register on Jan ~. 1871.
for selective military service.
Setting the date for Alaska was
delayed until the snow became
hard enough 90 that the natives
would have no difficulty travelling
to the registration places. officials
said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Helps You Overcome
FALSE teeth
Looseness and Worry

No iorser should any weArer CT .
loose dental plate feel II a. ease be-
cause OF the emoar-AsSmen . causes
FASTEETH . pleasant alkaline non
acid oecture powder. sprinklec On
plate. holds them firr<r snc more
comfortably n place No gur-y,
gooey o&Sty .Aste or feeling SPECIAL
ana Inflammation due % chatting Of
loose plate or 20 excessive sctc
mouth THOUSANDS Use FASTEETH
and gain greater ease. confidence and
1~-~n1sb.iify GET FASTEETE 80
a.. cruS stora. ady.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16

commands are barked and then
they'll march, march. march, with
out equipment.
The draftees will be given a
final medical examination at the
center and they viii be inoculated
(which means getting stabbed with
needle and no fun at ALI against
typhoid fever and small pox.
TO GET ASSIGNMENTS
There, too. they'll be classified
as to their civilian occupations and
training and. after several weeks,
they'll be assigned TO the various
outfits in which they will serve
out their time as soldiers.
The reception center is directed
by reserve officers. and II is quite
likely that draftees. in many in
stances. viii be serving under next
door neighbors or somebody they
knew in a school classroom.
The seven boards in Pierce
county. four OF them in Tacoma.
will furnish IS of the lT3 men
required under the first call in
the state.
All Is viii be volunteers
Quotas Of boards which have
no volunteer. such ~ the
board at Eatonville. win BE-
hiled by men who have volun-
teered ~ other boards.
Identity OF only six Of the Is
Pierce county men who will be
indicted was known Friday. They
include Albert William Carpenter.
20. Of us So. 55th st: Wilbur
Blakemore Eaton. 81. Puyallup:
Merrill Lou Davis. "a. Of Fairfax:
Fred Bowers. 81. s23s So. Hood
st; Stanley Kusnerz. "a. PSI So.
Tacoma ave. and Alvin n. Brink.
S20I Marine drive.
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h + X Els MORE ABOUT
Girl and rs Men
sTARTs ON PAGE ONE

attorney. is in stage B Of her
course. safely over stage A. which
consists of eight hours Of dual
instruction.
After three hours of solo and
two of dual flying, she will pass
on to stage c, which deals with
precision maneuvers, such as two
turn spins. figure Fights. steep
power turns. spot landings. spirals,
side slips, forward slips and
stalls.
II she gets over this stage, which
includes IL hours OF flying. six
solo and five dual. she will 90 on
TO stage d. also consisting Of Il
hours. five of solo flying.
The CAA inspector comes next.
He gets a free ride, so as 70 check
up on things and make sure the
pilot is qualified TO receive
pilots license. A written exam
nation is the last item. taking up
air regulations. navigation. meteor
ology. theory of flight. engines.
instruments. and parachutes.
All told. Miss Woods has about
10 hours OF flying time. including
one hour of solo.
When aloft for the first time.
she amused herself by singing.
1t felt so good up there" was
all she could say concerning her
vocal gymnastics.
Her fellow students. most of
whom are sophomores. include:
From c. p. S.-Richard Purtich.
graduate; Robert Hedberg. War
ren Harvey. George Baxter. James
Van Camp. Lloyd Morse. Thomas
Hill, Wally Starky Edward
Bucsko. Dale McCord. John Zueg-
ner. Marshall Graham. William
Riddle. jr., Jack Hoheim. William
Johnson and Joseph Martinac.
From Pacific Lutheran college
orville Schlanbusch. Blair Taylor.
Sterling Hershman. Frederick
Lathrop. Ben DAZZLE, Robert Svare.
George Gsilbrsith. Glen Isaksen.
Edward Randall and Edwin vslen-
tine.
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Obituary N Offices
CORP. ELLIS J. BLACKBURN

&OnF. Eh<LlS -. bi-A1 nv
Corp. Ellis J. Blackburn. Is.
Headquarters company. 161st In
fantry. Camp Murray. died We'd
nesday in Fit Lewis hospital, fol-
lowing brief illness. He enlisted
in the national guard July 20.
1910. He leaves his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. II. J. Blackburn OF Step
toe. Wash: two sisters, Mrs.
Catherine Perry and Mrs. Perl
jackson OF Newport. Wash. and
three brothers. Roscoe of Colfsx
and Gilbert and Edgar of steptoe,
The body will be sent by Mellin-
gers to Colfax for funeral serv-
ices and burial.
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Core Of the News
LIBRARY SWELLED

A sizeable collection Of new
books and magazines were donated
Friday by members of First Con-
gregational church to the air base
library at McChori field. il was
revealed by Chaplain Cordill. air
base library officer. Such dona-
tons. Chaplain Cordill declared.
are greatly appreciated by en-
listed men.
Always better butter at Cow
Butter Store (advI
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Will Hold Banquet
En- Route 10 Seattle

Members q the Northwest Rail
road Historical society VIII hold
their annual banquet Dec. s aboard
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WILL MEET Nov. 10

The regular meeting Of the
Arlington Improvement club will
be held At S p. m. Tuesday. Nov.
10. with Dave Lochart presiding.
Poultics hsrd-to-heal wounds
With WOCNDE<. adv
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IACoMiN is PLEDGED

Donald Berg Of Tacoma. a stu
dent at w. S. C., Pullman. has been
pledged to Scabbard and Blade. ma
tonal military honorary.
Hospital flowers HIM Florist
adv.
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HELD on CHECK CHARGE

An is-year-old McChord field
soldier was in custody Friday. fac
ing possible filing Of forgery
charges He is Melvin syfert who
was picked up al Pacific ave.
store while attempting to pass q
SIS check.