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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-21


At session OF said court held
in the city OF Detroit. Wayne Coun.
ty. Michigan on the 18TH day Of
April, A. d.. 1871.
Present Hon. GUY a MILLER,
Circuit Judge.
1t appearing to this Court from
affidavit on file that Robert Davis.
defendant herein. is not resident
OF the State Of Michigan but re-
sides a196-93rd street, IN the City
of cleveland. and State o. Ohio
On Motion Of Charles 3. Berry,
Attorney for the plaintiff
IT Is ORDERED. that tie SAID
defendant. Robert DAVIS enter bio
appearance in said cause on or be-
fore three go months from the
date OF this order or SAID bill viii
he taken as confessed against him.
and that the said order le publish
ed in the Detroit Tribune a news.
paper printed published and cir.
culating in said county and a COPY
CT the same be sent 10 me last
known address OF the defendant BY
registered mail
GUY A MILLER
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
CASPAR J. L1NGEMAN
Clerk
BY AL BERGER.
Deputy Clerk s-zi-'t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-21

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chanccry.
MARY THANOS. Plaintiff. VS.
HARRY THANOS. Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-21

STA T. JF Mll ~ lhAN lne llN-
bate Court for the County OF
Wayne
NJ. 2Ss.1s1
IN the Matter % the Estate OF
STELLA HOWARD. Deceased.
Notre Is hereby given that all
creditors ~ said deceased arc re-
Qutcd 90 present their claims In
writing and undeT oath. 10 said
Court az Tho Probate Office in the
city of Detroit ia said County. and
10 serve copy thereof upon Elmer
wallace administrator OF said es-
tate M Gosi Woodrow Wilson street
Detroit Michigan. ON or before the
eleventh day az August A. ID. 1871.
and That such claims Will be- heard
by said cuugi before Judge JOSEPH
a. MURPHY ia Court Room 30
slg. WaNne County Building in the
CITY Of Detroit IN said County. on
the eleventh day Of August. A D..
1871. az two O'Clock In the after
noon
Dated June 2nd, A. d 1871
JOSEPH a. MI RPHY
Judge OF Probate
Published IN Detroit Tribune once
In each week for three weeks sue
ccssively within thirty days from
s-i4-7-b
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-21
Niys. Graham. Carlin and smith
l3aE krnsh II.


~. 2al.Is>
r az M Probate t'ari
ei eoeng a. wayne bed az
s Nolf n iH' rur oil
l, 70 Tie trttfy-eislfh aay
Na 'ar N one iheG, Ad
tt ansIt AL fariy-on
iio THOMAS G. MURPHY.
it iAe Na' % 'he Estate of
~ fllrHi.OW SHOOK ptM-
Ming Nfrha.,d
n adir2 and fling the petiioa
e' ROSE CsHOOk DEMMiNG Prey
ING a administration 90 sad
ttlir ht granted o. herself or some
nthe s.aahie person
lf4fotaC III. That thefrst das ot
j4iN hrA 40 ton O'Clock in The
forenoon az said Court Room be
appointed Tor hearing said petition
And is further ordered, 'inW
. Copy nf tns order be published
three Successive weeks previous 70
said TIME OF hearing. ia The Detroit
Tribune. newspaper printed and
circulating In said County Of
Wayne
THOMAS G. MURPHY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-21
Atty. Chas. Berry
1905 broadway
No. 3fl.gte

STATE or MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County d
Wayne. In chancery.
PAULETTA DAVIS. Plaintiff. w.
ROBERT DAVIS. Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-21

"a true copy
CHARLES r HARRIS
deputy Probate Peg sfer
e-2i 7-2l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-21

STATE Or MlCHIGAN The Pro-
bate Court for the County OF
Wayne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-21
THOMAS c. MURPHY.
Iudrc ~ prOhato

"a True Cory
CHARLES ". HARRIS
Deputy Probate Register
6-l4-6-2s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-21
Atty. Jos. 4. Craigen
1905 Broadway
No. 3l3.3.l3

STATE or MICHIGAN In the
Circuit Count For the County OF
Wayne In Chancery
ALBERTA IEDFOEn Plaintiff.
Us GEORGE lEDEODD Defendant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

The Juniof Y. L. ] etii starr
their fail program ~ifh . "raah.
ing party In the hoeisl hall a.
the ~ L~o's high school on Wed
nssday. Oct I. from Tso 10 80
This party is b<inE given ~ The
ssnior directors Ia sneoursFs nss%
sirls 10 become interested in ths
Junior fnsti,u,s and 20 become
acquainted with is purpose and
alma
Games ulii BE- played ana re-
ffeshments served Any Catholic
girl Of high school sxs wishing To
know more sbosst this organisation
u lnnssd 20 attend this party
Directors In ehsrgs ~iii be ihs
Misses Marie tsrssnsr. Irene Dunn.
Irene Itibar. Mary Elizabeth Nsss
bert. Yyonns Aubfy. Eiains bsuas
nsr and ths Mssismes ". !. csilss
and &. Thsat
Tbs first fan msstinx ~ The
Junior y L. I 10 being eaigsd ~
10 prsslGsnt. Miss Jean Hsf-es
for Saturday, Ort. Z. from Z until
Z .. m. a. vfieh time the pro.
gram far tss coming ysar ~lii BE-
outlined.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Women S Fellowship
To Meet Wednesday

The Women's Fellowship Of the
Independent Bible church will meet
at IL O'Clock Wednesday morning
for It's regular monthly business
meeting. Mrs. l.. M. Bullen, presi-
dent presiding
Luncheon Will b served AT IL 30
o'clock with Mrs. ID. l.. jenkins
and Mrs. William Meyer and the
women of Circle 2 AZ hostesses. The
pastor, the Rev. Adam Hunter, will
speak at the luncheon hour.
The Young Married Womes :
guild. with Mrs. Smith Snyder as
president. will present the after
noon program at ] 30 o'clock. Mrs.
Clyde Frohmader viii give the Cos
pei message: Mrs. Ray Roberts will
be presented in songs. and Mrs.
Arnold johnson will give q mission
talk. Miss Lillian stowell. home
on vacation from her work with
the Navajo Eysngeiization Move
ment' At Oraibi. Ariz. will bring
a message from her field there
The nursery will b. open and
lunch will be served 10 the chill
dren.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
First Christian Women
BUSY With Plans

The Women's council of First
Christian church will meet We'd
nesday in the church parlors, the
session opening with the executive
committee meeting at 10 O'Clock,
with Mrs. Eugene White in charge.
Mrs. r. r. Hickcox will be IN
charge of the missionary study
class ut IL 80
Luncheon will be served at 1880
o'clock by the Corporon group.
with Mrs. Rachael Meyers as
leader Assisting her will be Mes
danes G.. Elmore McMasters. Jess
Galliher, Mary Hutton, c. {.
Francis, Al Hasism and Miss
Katherine Roble.
Mrs. James A. Fry Will be in
charge of the devotionals and Mrs.
Arthur Atkins will give intimate
Flimpses into the lives Of Hawaiian
Orientals. There will also be spe-
eial music.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

Ladies auxiliary 10 Bethesda
Baptist church will meet Wsdnes-
day for dessert luncheon A. ]
O'Clock at the church Hostess,s
will be Mrs Franklin Ksndoris
assisted 81 Mrs. Dalton Rssmas-
ser.
Mrs. r. L Powell vii be the
guest speaker and Will direct her
comments on the subject Of the
occasion. Rally Day"
On the program also viii b. Mrs
Norman Porter. pianist. and Hrr
Harold Storm. vocalist
Decorations ALL have a fall
theme with nsndpsinted scriptures
az plsoecards Mrs. Cecil Myers
- chairman Of the program which
u scheduled for 30.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Entertain
At DOWerdell
Kappa Phi Sorority Has
Parties for New Students

The Kappa Phi active chap
ter at the College of Puget
Sound will entertain the en-
tering stu dents and upper
classmen of Methodist pref
erence at the home of Miss
Betty T hralls, 1909 No.
Cakes tonight at their tradi-
tional Fireside. Margarita lrle
will speak on What Is Kappa
Phi?" and Chairman X ut h
McCrea will be in charge of
games and singing.
Constellation" is the theme
chosen by this national organiza-
for the year and the plans for
these pre-pledging parties have
been made with II in mind.
Sunday Miss Virginia Lundberg
entertained at Dower-Dell, home
Of her grandfather. John Dover,
with Hitch Your Wagon TO a
Star" as her motif. The affair was
a tea sponsored by the slumnae
group Of which Miss Lundberg Is
q member.
Miss Anita Misener, president
q the Chi chapter and Miss Alice
Grimes, head Of the alumnae pre-
sided. Miss Misener introduced
Mrs. Lyle Ford Drushel. dean OF
women, who greeted the girls. Mrs.
Charles Robbins, sponsor of the
chapter. Mrs. Edward II. Todd and
Mrs. Harold MeClary also gave
speeches Of welcome. Mss Dorothy
Howard read appropriate poetry
after which Miss Ruth McCrea
led the singing Of Kappa PM
songs
Miss Crimes presented the &C
tive chapter with a esndie-snuffer
in the shape Of rose, wrought ~
silver. She explained that 1t had
been used to extinguish the Off
oisl candle. which Is part Of the
ritual. st the national convention
held this year IN the Black Hilii
OF North Dakota
The fsvors were little booklets
telling NJ Kappa PM and wers
brought N IN little vagoF
hitched TO a star. The oentsrpiso'
vas a map of the United stste'
in relief with miniature wagons
tied by tiny threads 70 q siivei
star, placed In a bouquet Of PM
roses. ire clubs flowers. IN
wagons were placed at points Il
the states where Kappa PM h4i
college chapters.
Miss Lundberg was assisted b
Misses Nina Ball. IL Gibbons
Doris McClymont. Mrs. JOSIE ROD
bins and Miss Frances ChuDb-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Entertain Guests From
Perrysbure, Ohio

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Peter
son and Mrs Amy Hardiek were
hosts last week 10 Mr.. and Mrs
V. J. Schwind of PerTysburg, O.,
who came to the coast for the mar
rage of their son. DR.. J. v.
Schwind to Miss Maxine Kelly.
The marriage took place Thursday.
The Petersons and Mrs. Hardick
took their guests on motor trip
10 MeChord field, Fort Lewis and
Olympia. While in Olympia the
party was the guest of Mrs. Peter
sons nephew and niece, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Smith. The visitors
left for their home on Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Miss Coliio 10 W ed
Mr.. CONSTANT

The betrothsl OF Miss Mary
Colito 10 Mr.. Dominic CONSTANT
vas announced recently by the
bride-elect's mother. Mrs Michael
colito, at a dinner party given at
the Bonneville hotel
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
CONSTANT, parents Of the prospee-
tive bridegroom. Miss Andrea Con-
stanti. Mrs. Michael Colito. John
and James Colito and Miss Rachel
Bartich.
Centering the table was an ar
rangement of white dahliss and
yellow rosebuds. Tiny cards al
each place revealed the engage
n4ent The marriage Will take
place in late November.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
United on
Mar esk;rssr. M. Wsksv
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l. hnnsn~f'ns n<f*H'~ - 49,
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7f& ~W T"
peripf. Wisconsin,
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carried p<sn ssrustis~s - un1se
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shffas sson> ss~r~<sIvstr. -
hssss<.mss.ss sem Mrs. \ i NHn-
lnsr~ snd Mo ne1n teeetas
tAfs'~ J~vss nnun>1ey SO ~
fa~~ss sIFt .ra r~ss : plrs ssfle<s
fs-<s ~stA sshresst ness4ept
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Mrs. Harry sohmsI1
Is Party Hostess

Mrs. Harry Sehmslz entertained
Monday evening az her home 81
Lake steiIscoom. The occasion
vas the hostess birthday.
Guests we're Mrs. Louis Dotfn.
Mrs. Harry Doten. Mrs W. r..
Martin. Mrs. r. A Busssrd. Mr.
z. n Armstrong. Mrs.. L r Bon
neville and Mrs.. c. r. Asypin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
"TheWonen"
ToOpen
Hosts Named for Perform.
ences a. Little Theatre

Opening tomorrow night
The Women" brilliant satire
on Cafe society. viii BE the
first production IN the Tacoma
Little Theater's current sea
son of comedy. Directed by
Mrs. frankie Fuller. he show
numbers IN its cast many who
have endeared themselves TO
Tacoma audiences by other
outstan ding performances,
and others who are newcom-
ers to Tacoma.
Greeting first nighters Wednes-
day viii be Mrs. Dayton Finnegan.
president OF the Little Theater.
who with Mr.. Finnegsn will act
as host and hostess for the open
ing night. Others appointed by
Miss Mary Mcdonald. chairman OF
the hostess committee. TO greet
guests during the run Of the play,
which will be presented Nednes-
oay. Thursday. Friday and Satur-
dav OF this week, and Wednesday,
Thursday. Friday and Saturday of
next week. are Mr.. and Mrs,
Wilem Psnman. Mr.. and Mrs L. l.
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis
Day. Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Mandles
Miss Betty Walton. NJ. A. Deb.
Iello. Or. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Kav and DR.. and Mrs. Homer Hart
wioh.
Curtain will he at s 30 each eve
rine. and reservations may nc
made by calling the Little Theater.
MAN e747.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Defense Groups 10 Hold
MEETINGS tuesday, Friday

Women's Emerg ency Motor
Corps unit. formerly a division OF
Home Defense. now Red Cross
unit. will hold a class in motor
mechanics Tuesday evening at
r:3O at Broadway Motors, ia
Broadway.
On Friday evening the class In
drill and semaphore Will meet at
the Y. w. c. A. at the same hour.
Persons who signed with the or
ganization at the Puyallup fair or
others interested are invited TO
Join the group on this occasion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Clubs

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sra Tnass6ay evselnoa a ! ee1ne9
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WEDNESDAY, svealns - > e'st~gt .
ryfhisn sSmote usa W11Eom ~
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pssns~ w1n folls~. Ma :. ~
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assnss sn1 IN - sen1sls1 ~ 49,
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hsfs snd J. q. f,siuein
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
at
Church Rites
Miss Jessie June BereIoH
WEEDS Mr.. Sehreiner

Lighted by the glow of
many candles, tall baskets OF
white gladioli against a warm
green background of palms
provided the setting for the
marriage of Miss Jessie June
Bergloff. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Bergloff, to Mr..
Raymond Schreiner. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John .Schreiner.
The ceremony took place Fri
day evening in Emmanuel
Lutheran church.
The Rev. Horstman performed
the ceremony AZ s o'clock in the
presence of 200 guests. Gwen In
marriage by her father. the bride
wore a gown Of white satin, fash
Toned princess style with long
fitted sleeves and deep sweetheart
neckllne with a cluster of orange
blossoms and a court length train.
Her fingertip veil Of Illusion edged
with lace was caught 10 her hair
with . ooronet Of pearls. She car
RED an all-white bouquet Of gar
deniss and stephsnous and her
only ornament was a zircon neck
lace, gift Of the bridegroom
Sister IL Attendant
Little airline Wallace and Prs
ella cuptIe. both Of Puyailup. were
the flower girls. They wore light
green taffets gowns. Mise Betty
Lou Bergioff. sister Of the bride,
was maid Of honor and wore q
dusty rose satin gown with tight
fitting bodice and fun skirt. Miss
chariine Rohimsn Of Puysilup and
Miss Helen schreiner. SISTER Of the
bridegroom. were the bridesmaids.
They wore aqua satin gowns fash.
iOned like the honor attendants.
Miss Carol Fraser Of Seattle.
cousin II the bride. and Mas Bey-
srly Sehrsinsr, niece Of the bride
groom. we're the junior brides
nsios, wearing pink tsffets gowns
Zach n the sttsndsnts earned
colonial bouquets and wore match
inF hssddress ard tiny heart ahsp.
iockss. gifts from The bride hlsa
Lorraine Bromnsi and Mrs. Charles
Michael were the candle lighters
and wore blu. nasrquisstts gowns
Mr. Arthur schreinsr. bride.
grooms brother. acted ss b<s;
man. Ushsrs were ksssrs. Carl
schrsinsr. lease Burdss, Henry
Michael and Harry Lind
Before the ceremony 4 Love
You Truly" Sas sung BY Mr.. Dave
Judd. VINO during the ceremony
sang Because Hs WAS accom-
panied ~ Aisa Aargis Wentworth.
Reception Follows
For her daughters wedding Mrs
80 E+ett WS-F AA@-A AAtS TfEFl
gown with corAage Of saroeniss
and tslismsn roses. Mira. sehresnsF
wore blue lace gown with a cor
sage Of gardenias and pink roses
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was he'd IN the church psriors
which we're decorated with a pro-
fusion Of flowers. On the collation.
table white tspers In crystal hold
err nsnked the centsrplsce of pink
and white ponpon dshiiss
Mrs William Fraser ~ Seattle
and Mrs.. Harry sehsfhsuser 81
Pasadena. Cal. sunts os the bride
poured and assisting we're NrE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

A bsetst motif sas carried suf
In ths Observations sDd sppalns.
msn,s BASKETS at nowsss wsss
used sewt ,hs room end . BASKET
Of saldsn.hsssf ehfyssnshsmams
esnssrsd shs tshls rhs ms<sf 80
siso carried out IN ths REFRESH
inertia,
s~~ members wns ssrs spe<isI
guests ~ers nes<fsm>s Wiinsm
Adams. y 7. nfysn. Edward cnt-
msn. Marcus Davies. 1. !. p>yo.
Mary Dsnsldsoa. nersaia usvmsis.
wliissm n Crsss. =. W. ifssdrseh.
son. .. G. HuntIsy, Cara fmhnfs.
william q. Mann. ~. y nsNlssi.
n X hynre. ussras ", osanod.
.. Y. pinshsm of vSf f~~iA ~.
~. Rlehss6sen. George y. Smith.
G. A. nsfong. ~ q Tsnness.
w. l.. Tucker. John Williams and
Miss Beatrice Msddias.
Coming from s<sstie with Mfs.
Lsrn~d ~srs Msxdsmss ltoss~s
T.rbos. Jssasy frsssi snd G. ps-
meyer Coasts frem Portland
ssfs nssssmes 4. n hzsfnf1sh.
Gsorxs Creri<r ard Erwin eng
wire Mrs e<nstsn<s 819 -
Fresno. Cant. so sise . Gssst-
Wars s~d seesss ssssttss~p u ths
c.hlIarss's n~oevns~nf isssss ssii
wsss a. ~ ~ sns nom< NJ Mrs.
Mildred wsA6rsp. ssis ~ Lar.
sne< ~ Mrs. wliiIsm csssst Oil
ssrixt tn< h1stsss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

Arthur SchreiDsT, who cut Tn
cake. and Mira. clarsnes ksshn.
who cut the ices MIRA. Lloyd
burdus and Mrs. Fred Huppsrt
were At the eift table ard Mrs.
Henry Michael had charge Of the
guest book
The brides travelling snsfmbie
Was ~ moss green wooi and with
Il sns wore sherry brown aeees-
SORES with a eorssgs ~ talisnsn
roses. After a short trip to Port.
lard. Ore. Mr.. and Mrs. sehreiner
Nth be a. home 10 their many
friendx a. $40 No. State st
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Regular Meeting
Wednesday,

won.ns koelety. w.stmials'sf
Presbyterian church. ~. ~ sni
l. s1ii noIa iis regular nesting
wednesday, AZ tn~ church. Lssaeh.
son risl - served ~ it-ss vita
the meeting foiio~snx ~ isis IN
ehsrxs q b5nehson are Ms1d4n,<s
y. J. H~rfon. Dsyi1 cnrissis snd
Fred Fog.
LEAD . Had efrsfs. kssgss
Dsasss~s.. viii meet ~ the hofns
q Mrs A r. stsysns. sstt -.
Tacoma ave. Tor I eeio<k dss-
ssrt luncheon an Wednesday. Mrs,
Roy Foster wsll assist
B-y xssd,s. s~w,sx ssss ~a'i
meet al thu home 81 Mrs. Bertha
Bon. ssis 10. shefsasn. for ~ -
O'clock luncheon Ca Wednesday
s~~iss s,.,s. Ne, G. ssAssss
auxiliary Ne. sss. win meet wsd-
nssdsy a. fhs horns 81 Mrs. Rob
srt coiombsne. 1874 10. Alnsvofth.
Jun. D<at Gr1ss iest. No. ..
u. 4. ". announces district meet
ing viii b< held IN Olympia we'd
assdsy in the ODD Fsliows hall A
hus viii leave z<fh and Pacific
ave. at $50. For further snforma-
ton, call Mrs. woelfel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

Central Lutheran circles all
meet tins week In the homes ~
Members On Wednesday. site
lunehson NJ ~ 80 o'rioek, elrcls 1
will meet 81 the nome n Mrs.. q.
J. Hysnhsai. 7z3 South cushrlsn
for luncheon ~ ! o'eIocs. circle
viii meet ~ The nome ~ Mrs.
Pad Guam. 1919 south Ferry .,
circle Z ., the Dslhsm. 2iz North
Tacoma ave with Mrs. Vslms
Emys<r and Mira George ~ Fisher
a. hostssz. and Mrs Harold n
Jonnson viii snt<rissn members
ana friends ~ circle Q a. her
nome a. 1905 No. Union.
Lydia Phelps tent. %. q. v. viii
70 70 Olympia for a district meet
log Wednesday morning ~ s.it
They vii leave in a chartered bsss
from z+th and Pacific.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-05-15
MACHINE TOOLS

Chief reason behind the big cur
tailment in auto production was the
release of urgently needed machine
tools for defense. The machine tool
bottleneck could be broken over
night if all the machine tools owned
by the motor industry were turned
to the making of planes, tanks and
other armament.
Defense experts estimate that
there are around 100000 machine
tools in the U. S., of which more
than half are in plants making mo-
tor vehicles or parts for them, and
in the allied metal fabricating in
dustry The list includes grinders,
milling machines, lathes, boring
machines, presses, gear cutters,
drillers, and shapers, all vital in the
production of defense equipment.
New output of machine tools is
now speeding at the rate of $4,000
a month. This is a spectacular
achievement and a great tribute to
the industry. But it is only drop
in the bucket compared to the
100000 machine tools already pos
sessed by the auto and metal fab
ricating industries, which army men
say would increase defense produc-
ton to full flow Immediately if
pooled and devoted entirely to this
pllrpOSe
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-05-15

caferterria for visitors is wonderful
just like those nickle-in-the-slot
places and while the food may not
be no better than in the army it is
fancier looking and the cooks take
more panes with it. Eating don't in
terest me so mulch no more MON on
account of I have been doing kitchen
work so mulch I can't think of eats
without thinking of washing dishes
or pealing potatus. I got to peal
potatus agin tomorrow witch I don't
understand becuz their must be
plenty of other soldiers who are as
good at it as me but I keep getting
picked on and the mess sergeant
says it is part of my vocashunal
training.
1t is funny the garage amt found
no customer for my jallopy asst is
in good shape and had only been
driven 100000 miles and I told the
man that I would knock 81 off my
asking price of $45 on account of
three tires don't hold air long and
the right handed doar is off. I wish
you wud call him up and ask him
to get $50 for it as I need money
and there is anuther delay in the
army pay.
Your loving son,
Oscar.
P. 81 wrote Olive johnson but
didn't get no answer so I wish you
wud see if she has moved away or
what. Do not worry about me as
I am all right except for two
crushed toes where a Army saucer
fell on my foot.
White uniforms have been aban-
doned for sailors in the U. S. navy
when working on ship, and khaki
substituted. The yachting influence
has just about disappeared every
where.
NEVER BELIEVE EN- WHEN
THEY SAY:
Supply Sergeant your size,
buddy.
Buck Private.-I've got a date
with a swell dame tonight.
Old-Timer.-I'll never enlist again
if I get out of this.
Top Sergeant The quicker you
finish this detail the sooner you'll
be able to rest.
Mess Sergeant. You're getting
what the menu calls for.
"A. B. Watac
Camp Shelby.