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Gonzags blocking WAS perfect.
Seherger's dropkiek on the con-
version was no good. Score, Con-
zaga s. PIC. o.
ToMMERNIR GAINS u
Tessendorf's kickoff went out
Of bounds and the Luthers took
over on their own IS. Tommervik
bounded through left tackle for
Ia yards and first down. Harsh
man picked up two yards at right
guard.
Mary Tommeryiks pass WAS in.
complete. Tommervik passed to
Hsrshman on the Gonzaga 40 but
Harshman fumhled and Scherger
recovered for the Bulldogs.
Thorliefson broke through
TO throw Scherger for a two
ward loss. Scherger passed to
LaMarche for a gain Of IS
yards on the Luther 80. II was
the fourth pass completed In
row for Scherger.
Scherger lost two yards. Scher-
ger gained one yard. Scherger's
pass was incomplete. Fitzpatrick
kicked out of bounds on the Luther
36. The kick was good for only
four yards.
Tommervik flipped flat pass
TO NJ. Harshman who ran to Con
zaga's rs, a gain of 80 yards.
Harshman's pass over the center
was incomplete. A statue of
Liberty play from Tommervik to
S. Harshman gained nine yards.
Lumsden cracked left tackle for
four yards and a first down on
Gonzaga's II.
SECOND QUARTER
Tommervik slipped while at
tempting to pass and lost IA yards.
North lost a yard on an end
around. Tommervik passed TO
Polillo for eight yards. TommervilS
passed TO Hsrshman for Is yards
on the fourth down. II was two
yards short of first down.
On the play the Lutberans
were penalized Is yards for
offensive showing on the Con-
zaga Is. The ball was placed
on the GonZaga % and given
10 Gonzaga. The penalty car
rles with III n loss Of down In
addition TO the yardage pen
atty.
LaMarche was held for no gain.
Scherger made five yards on a
reverse. Fitzpatrick punted To
Tommervik on Luther's 20. Tom
mervik returned to Luther's 80.
A bad pass from center lost 20
yards. Tommervik quick kicked
TO Luther's as but the Gags were
offside and the ball was moved 10
Luther's Is. Tommervik passed
to Grieb for 20 yards and first
down on Luther's IS.
Tommervik's pass to Polillo
was incomplete. Tommervik
passed 10 Harshman for nine
yards. Grieb lost two yards on
reverse. Tommervik's pass
was incomplete. NJ. Hsrshman
passed TO North who lateralled
10 Spear for 11-yard gain
on GonZaga's ~. Tommeryik
punted TO Scherger on Tags
eight. returned TO Bulldogs
20.
LaMarche and Seherger each hit
right guard for one yard apiece.
After Scherger's pass was incom-
plete, Fitzpatrick punted TO the
Luther % where Tommervik re-
turned TO the Luther 80. Tom
mervik was held at right guard.
NJ. Harshman broke through right
tackle. lateralled TO Tommervik
for a gain of 20 yards.
POLILLO CATCHES
NJ. Hsrshman hit right guard
for six yards on Gonzags's IS.
Tommervik passed TO Polillo on
Gonzags's five and Polillo stumbl-
ed across the goal line for a touch
down to tie the score. Harsh
mans placekiek was no good.
Harshman kicked out Of
bounds and the Tags took
over on the Bulldogs IS. Con
zags was offside and penalired
five yards, three two incou-
plete passes. then Fitzpatrick
punted 10 Luther's IS wher.
Tommeryik returned 10 the
Luther as.
A wave Of reserves took over
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Moon Quarter Moon Quarter
Oct. 20 sept. ~ oct. 5 Oct. -
data supplied By u. S Weather
bureau. Department OF Commerce.
washington's forecast Fair
Saturday night and Sunday. but
cloudy Sunday with light rain in
the northwest portion: warmer in
the east portion Sunday. Gentle
northerly winds off the coast and
over inland waters of the state.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the "a
hours ending at a. m. Saturday.
none; since Sept. /, $50 inches an
excess of 100 inches: since Jan.
l, 1852 inches, shortage of AIS
inches.
Wind at s a. m. Saturday,
southwest 3 m. p. h.
Barometer at 1922 and rising
.05.
Sun rises at Cos Sunday and
sets at 5:56. Rises at s :O6 Monday
and sets at 5:54.
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You help yourself when you buy
u. S. Defense Bonds.
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SATURDAYS otlorAr,oNs

fluctuations courtesy Desn witter a.
Co. Washington Hldg. members
New YORK Stock Exchange
High Low Close
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THIRD Quarter

Tessendorf kicked off 10 the
Luther IS. Hsrshman returned 10
Luther's -. Tommervik gained
four Tommervik passed to North
on the Tags p. North fumhled
and Higgins recovered.
Scherger fumbled and recovered
for 6-ysrd loss. scherEer quick
kicked 70 Tommeryik on Luther
IS and Tommervik. aided by good
blocking by NJ. Hsrshman and
Higgins. returned IN Gonzszs L.
Tommer1ik breeLed around right
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y. W. DOOR LEAGUE
III ANa.r ALA.

Spreader Gang 1903 ~ VS. Door
Dept 1856 81: high game NJ Reimer
2ol. HIGH series NJ Reimer 525.
Maintenance 2iss % vs. Sash Dept
2347 80. high game Al Favette 206
high series Fsvette, Leslie 44a
Office 224T t3l vs.. Veneer Shippers
1929 %: high game G Wargo 1T3
hitch ser eS G WarVo 483
Day Cutters 253s 81 vs. Mite
Cutters 1892 to).: high game Perch.
Brllinger 1856. higN series Ferch 4s3
Tear Down 1925 to1 vs. Panel
Cutters 1888 a. hiTh game c. San
deu l7s high series r. Gilkev 40.
Door Shippers a vs ODD shop "a:
high game A. Hildebrand 1873 high
series l. Golden 44p.
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HI-WAN LADIES LEAGUE
IIl.Mar AllnNS

Clark's 1884 to1 vs. Caddisan's
1915 ia. high series Z Seelye 81.
Church.s 1850 ~ vs. Johnnv's
1887 %. high game .. westcoat iS5
hiCh series p. Westccat 4o4
Semaphore 1895 - vs. Hans 1882
"a: high game Stromberg iss. high
series Stromberr ass
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MACCABEE LEAGUE

Ia isAfH
Souawkers 1889 a. vs.. Ivory Heads
1896 tol, high game stan Doffner
17o high series Martin Nov!tski 49,.
Five Hot Shots 24il - IS Smart
GUYS 242s "a, high game Kenneth
Decker rs, high series Kenneth
Decker $50
Hl Balss 22is fo2 rs Terrible
Turks 24<7 -: high game Dick Carl
,on = 50. high series Dick Carlson as.
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Improvement Is Reflected
AS Market Grows Firmer

sum NHAfT A1RfNAFN ~AhHfN7
against $50. 600 last Saturday.
Curb stock sales were 5000
shares against $1,000 a week ago.
NEW YORk-Stocks were firm
or Saturday in quiet dealings. The
Improvement reflected growing
indications that treasury depart
ment recommendations TO limit
corporate profits to s per cent on
invested capital would meet strong
opposition in congress.
At the same time. however. buy
Ing was restrained by the outlook
for another sharp boost In taxes
early next year.
There was little in the news
affecting the stock list.
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You help yourself when you buy
|. 5. Defense Bon6si
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Investment Trusts

SATURDAY
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IE>INGRAD DIRECTIVE
Cd TWO-FOLD DRIVE

Leningrad. a powerful Russian
military base and industrial cen
ter. is the object OF two-fold
drive To the south of IL, the
Germans are striking northeast
ward from the Pskov and Lake
Peipus regions TO get control Of
the railroads and highways link
ing Leningrsd with the rest Of
Russia. A simultaneous drive IN
the north from Finland through
the Karelan isthmus would be in
dicated
In the central sector. fronting
Moscow. a similar drive from two
directions is IN progress. The
Germans have penetrated 10 Smol-
ensk on the south of the sector and
to Polotsk on the north. They
may have reached Vitebsk. between
the two points. Between Vitebsk
and Smolensk lies the Dvina-
Dnieper river gap. regarded as the
weakest part of the Russian de-
Tense line on the direct route to
Moscow. Loss of that triangle also
would mean the loss Of the valu-
able north and south railroad line
from Leningrad through Vitebsk
10 Smolensk and thence TO Kiey
and Odessa.
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Luncheon F esiival
In 0riing Park

oRTr>G - Joseph y. Johnson
post 1sT. American Legion susil.
iary. will serve = luncheon festival
In ortlng park Saturday. starting
At II =. m
Committee for the affair 4. ss
follows: Grace Voss. Bsrths KEN
dsll. Mary Rodgers. Ruby Hsrdss,y
and Laura Adler. Proceeds will
pay convention expenses Of dele
gates in August
sWs
Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Peel and
daughter. sharon. Mr.. and Mrs
W. Thompson and sons. Mark and
Bruce. and Miss Barbars Peter
son and Mr.. and Mrs. y. l.. Bolton
pionioked At Lake Taps.
Miss Charleen Hedwsll daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin He'd
wall. Of kapowsin, viii become the
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Main Street

morning whsrs hs vi - the .p<ak
~ 81 the annual SUMMER nxxtinE
q ihs Southwest Wzsalnrtea Pc
neer and Historical secistY =,
Rerst paris.
Haxs Netslet. D.. deputy rFose-
eugisk sttefnsy. FfidsY wss hass
Al ~. desk after an extended x.ea.
tien ieur through Msslee wtth his
fsniiy.
E@rt kese. general shslFmsa -
tss srortsmsns siuh picnie eeua.
wiite> svews ihs sxsuf 81 -
hsxxs.s ar 49, svsf IT. .ass~a
frr sunday At 6soidsns North Lake
p.fk.
Ia W wesar~ Tseors chsms
~ ~ Commercs ifafflr manager
ard wife srs spenflns vsestion
asys At Jasrsr nstiausl psrs In
Cansas.
sheriff Victor Cnrt.tsrs~~ and
Prosecutor Mas 7. t.asfea % era
ham county. ssffaei. Artsans.
were mnchson guest. ~ sheriff
Jsas a Bl.rsisss 81 N. Young
Mems business club meeting f'ri-
day.
Prosecutor Thor q. rsis~f.as isft
Friday morning On a secret ni.-
sion 10 Portland.
Deruts Prosecutor HnEs Nets.
ler. ~. wss hack st hls dssh THIS
wssa after . twnsweeks' vacation
trip - Ne~ aesico. Anron. ard
California astsisr reported hot
weather all N. way. hiGhilEhted
Nv a severe electrical storm In
Eugene. ore. on ths way hnms.
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%NHan NrHrFfaftffs
A. least so tness - lsss. a hsa
ths ssssass = ss-si ~ lsszsrsfs.
Arroralns n sv@f. % lasAe-
- Fsln fell Thursday evening hus
plenleAess 1t rolnt nefisnes para
slnng with ether seat ed ard
iasss district residents we're eunfs.
isns the ar~nohlnx whssh came
Just eefors : .. m snuid s>Nslrs
mere Dewainwn rseoms rss<issd
only = light Sprinkle.
The thunder and iiKhfnlns
sierms. which started nearly .
aassn fires along shs north haand.
AIRY ~ Rainier national paris. ~srs
general throughout the state ~ith
only . brief accompaniment ~
rain. Hsat lightning flashed
.efo. tho sslss throughout tns
night.
Most ~ the fir~s IN rsev~s
~~unsy ~er~ IN TIE suas~ste
lake. Br.g us.astsis SO
Pitcher psssstsia r.ossvy -
fw~~~ me whit~ ssA Csvssa
rivers. ysp~s~s~~eea fsss sssns-
~. were dispstehed - ~
bsas~s sad mast we've usAes
cssss.I aIshesss sesss ~sss
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Fascist Bases Roided
By British Airmen

ROME British planes last night
bombed Palermo. Sicily. wounding
three persons. the Italian high
command said Friday.
The high command raid that
British planes also had raided
Benghazi and Derna in Lihya. A
few Arabs were said to have been
killed at Derna.
German and Italian planes
bombed British Notifications a,
Tobruk. Libya. causing fires and
and explosions. Axis fighter planes
made low altitude machine gun
attacks on the British southwest
OF Sid Barrani. Egypt. the com
munique said. hitting motorized
units.
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Past Week Was Hottest in CiiY's =,
History; Storm Cripples Power

lcantluusa Frum fsx< nnei
a. ssiwyn non<rtvs hosns ne
81 ripped : so-fees shuns 81 q
ne tree. sent auethsr tree sids
epsn. wenf sienx : slothssllne 70
~ Henry A. He.kins ysrs
nexf eocr rhsrs = tamp~d = .
tsispeuns 80. ripping shans cut
II tat. nxhris go scattered al
cxss
nsislsr >ssis@.I rsrs -
<s~gasi-ss< f~r~.s fssnrF.
sss<s ~ sss h~s- f~askt .
se.e- ftre- e..s~s ~ nses-
stag st~.F csrh-~- rssss
VITA a. ss-sisxres effieisl Ten.
r~Tzlufe = ere westh~r hssr-su
hsfs Friasv nrcr snd rriy = llxns
ssstsriy wind. raocns VA - llns
fcf sneshrr aay's rFalcnxsttnn -
tn hsatw.xe. wffh rp.sinsisfy a
ners thana<r sna lightning 90
waFd evening
L. a wssthsrusan Fred Myers
SCANNED his Freyrsis sia~~iy FFtssy
for any similar week a sustained
bet weather. but only IN late July
and August a isps "a. ihsrs any.
thing nss TIA
Ia. s<vsa asys th<af
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electric phone bell that had been
originally rugged for the frequent
use required IN Nesi Coward .
Hands Acres. the Sea"
In this hilarious comedy. parts
were taken ~ Amy lou Murray.
Helen Laurhnn. Mrs.. Bert Sweet
ing. Patricia Fox. Robert W. Geot.
neh. ! = Niddlesworth. Joe and
bud Lanser and Virgil Croft.
''rrlfles nice. esfis murder
sketch from The pen u Susan Glas-
psll vas TIRE vehicle for Marian
n. crnthers. v. Croft. DON
Lemon and Maurice T. Owens
Tom nutkovie. assisted nv Tita
f.anser. directed this opener Mrs
Owens. with nud IAnser assisting
directed Hands Across the Sea "
The plays will he repeated Phi.
day evening but with electric
lights. II available Curtain
time. $50 o'clock C RM.
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State Men Plan
Tours OF F arms
To Study Grozing
And Irrigation

Two agricultural tours sponsored
by the Western Washington Reels
nation institute and the extension
service 81 the state college q
Washington are scheduled through
cut Western Washington counties
the last part q July.
Irrigation tours are slated from
Iuly = n .. inclusive. starting
N Covlitr countv IN ths 7ist. Ths
Pierce ard King counties combined
tour VI ~ held Thursday. july a.
Schedule for the Pisree-king
thur calls for the frat stop 81
10 =. ~. AZ the Rob Treseh
farm iust west ~ Pm, sllup On
Pioneer way. Prom the Trcsch
farm. the tour win continue
20 the X. =. Hill ranch II sum-
ner. n lunch In the city park
at Auburn. stops at the Bri.-
coe school and John frandi
farm. both near Kent.
Farmers are advised 10 bring
their own lunches. Speakers viii
be r. y. Miller and r. NJ. Turner.
both OF the state college. and Lars
Langloe. flood zone engineer Of
Olympia.
The grazing tour viii be held In
Cowhtz. Lewis and Thurston coun-
ties on July 2s-2a-sO. The Thurs
ton county tour will start 81 80
a. m. a. the George Petrie ranch.
seven miles east 81 MeKenna on
tho Raid hills road. Noon stop
will be At the J. u. Mcclure ranch.
three miles north Of Tenino.
Speakers at the MONDAY
session win he Dean Edward
&. johnson. Washington state
college: DIR. !. ". kalkus.
Western Washington expert
ment station. Puyallup: John
&. kuhns. L. :. Forest service,
Portland: X. VI. Turner. Wash
ingion state college.
W. p. Stapleton - president Of
the Western Washington Reclsnaa-
tion institute which is sponsoring
the tours IN conjunction with the
state college extension service.
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That was just one hour before
Lakewood Community Players
were to open their new penthouse
theater Thursday night. with two
one-set plays.
Except for the stresks ~ light
ming. throwing momentary arcs
across the whole sky. the entire
neighhorhood Vas IN darkness.
pierced along IN, approaching
roads by headlights Of sourrying
automobiles
Even with amateurs. ''the
plaY must 20 On"
IL did Thursday nlght-hy
candle light. eandeishra hast
ily borrowed from the altar Of
the Little Church On the
Prairie aud = Roy Scout Ian
tern or two.
At no time throughout the entire
performance did the electric lights
come on: the scene inside the high
ceilinged room was almost like a
fireside affair Lights in the cen
ter. fresidcrs big crowd Of
them two and three rows deep
all around the room. one stretched
the Imagination 10 sense the idea
Of It's being a theater.
Automobiles. run up In line.
threw their headlights on the
porch for the intermission.
Altogether. considering that
lightning still flashed outside while
the plays were going on. the Lake
wood group got away 10 a dra-
matte start IN their new home
The hurricane lamps bor-
rowed from Lake. district
homes. and the other candle
comb n a lions spiuttered.
fiared and threw weird .had-
ows about the room a. gusts
of wind, following the storm.
came through the open win
dous.
The plays were very well done
lights or no lights. A handbell
tinkled msnually by Mrs. Maurice
T. Owens took the place 81 the
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niixviIle Sheriff
Ts raks PYisoaer

F@sf nsr. -. ~ts said - -
: PIE driver ~ trade wss h>sd ~
En~ city 81 rsfst.s n s~sit -
rival - ths se~rff ~ Adams
cossnsy ffsm rsssvtiis Nay 80 49,
rested ~ n~ssesix~ u>rrue narue-
800 THURSDAY rssht fov snv~sslus~
ss.n 81 nd en~~ss cashsa N ne
s.<t side eosrtv. :
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The Germans apparently are N
TIRE sscsndancy and are carrying
the var n the enemy. Russian
counter attacks do not indicate
any turning Of the tide. but signifi-
oantly show the extent OF Russian
resistance and give no hint that
the Red armies are anywhere near
the point Of collapse.
The present drive. described as
the greatest massed action in mill
tary history. is bound to be a
turning point Of the war. II the
Germans fail TO break through TO
Leningrad and Moscow in this at
tempt, they may never be able TO
do so and a stalemate would result.
II they do break through. it would
then be mostly a matter Of time
and ~ how long the Russians
would he willing and able n resist,
deeper and deeper into their ter
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S0ME RELIEVE <AZIs
MAY TAKE KEY CITIES

Military opinion in London tends
10 the belief that the Germans will
succeed in crashing the gates Of
western Russia. probably taking
Leningrad and Moscow, as we'll as
Kiev and the Ukraine. What Lon
don fervently hopes is that the
Russians will continue 10 hold out,
retreating to the Trials II neces-
sary TO present constant threat
TO the German flank.
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-. es.< = nest rrr-sr<tsun 80
rsparted - Tsrrus polles sftee
Thursdays hfsh tn~rmez~f~p
FeeeFf. carf Rata. "a. - eoz&
-. Als<<. -. taxes - th@ es-znty
he.rsssl unesrsein..s and k<pt fss
ne~~rv.tiss. Ne wss feund -
N. sidewalk IN frort a fh~ f.nsl-
~sx Drug "a "a SIN and sus<h
rsenms wav.
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Must Have Passed
Limit by July |

CAMP MURRAY - Draft head
quarters here Friday announced
that men must have passed their
2sth birthday before July 1 in
order TO be eligible for deferment
under the proposed change in the
national draft act.
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l~eef>d = FiffuAIlF lnsreen1(11D
areas
uottset place IN he st<fe wee
Wi<hran. little fn~u u<zr fno
columnls river IN kllekltaf eesznfv.
which r~pertrf . -ssziirx temper
stare - Is d~xr<<. Wen.f<h<s
fsraFtsf 10 f>xrez.. WsiIe Wef1a-
Is Yakima. ioT. kii<rsra<x. to3<
apoksue. 1o1; rnFfisns foox
Fsnai<ton. ors. iaT seattle. -.
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Eagles TO Have
HoWoiion Program

Hawaiian dances and music by
professional entertainers Will be in
cluded in the program for the
meeting Of the Fraternal order
OF Eagles at the club rooms Fri
day night.
Business OF the meeting will in
olude appointment OF manager
and assistant manager and chair
man Of club committees to serve
during the next term.
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bride ~ Richard w. Schmidt FRI
day evening. ceremony n he per-
formed In orting Christian church.
A reception wili follow In the par
Tor. ~ tho church
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BELIEVE GERMANY
STILL HAS RESERVES

The British intelligence service
does not believe that Germany has
thrown all her reserves into this
fight. but stin has a considerable
backlog to guard her western Eu-
ropean front. The British are
inclined TO credit the German as
sertion that Russia has staked all
her reserve power in a win-or-lose
effort.
The British attitude Is not 80
much Can Russia beat Germany ."
as How long can Russia hold
out >"
German strategy seems 70 be
concentrated in the north and cen
trail sectors. leaving the Ukraine
for later plucking. although At the
same time not relaxing the press
ure against Kiev.
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Paper vendsr Leaps !
To Death From Bridge

NFVNNNFs-TI'' lHNHF FFFF"HfHI
newsboy. "siim" swanson. be.
came the second suicide In q week
IN leap frpm tho concrete span ~
the Monroe bridge into the sro.
kane river Thursday night. Five
persons say the tall. ae-yesr.oisl
paper vendsr crawl n the rail.
she'd hat and som. eioths. and
hufl himself into tho stream.
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SOLDIERS!
For Feet Thot Sweet, Burn
and Give off Offensive Odors

-oaiEht 20 this-zIvs your tired aching
feet a soo1 hot foot bath. rinse znc dry
thorough NsEt paur about teAapo9n-
fol G. M1Cnss Emerald OIL into 80
pam = seuF hand ard r1b thorough
ever fhs frrt. T-hnlrE Wsii lHto ne solsa
-raueat 80 rubbing ir tha morning
RELIEF cones q1.sAiF - tHaf ac1inE
Burning srgF-sss sea a. srH1r gour
srrx rznns ard ram f0rfstis szs4r-
M@o-ss Ewsrsid Dli does rot stair
1. s~~-ornI-z ard sd sstIsfs-flor rusr-
arrssc - money hzrk Ar rrnErsssfVs
eruE ttar. EilI - Elas - Supply ysz-
stE,
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NAILS CARRY WAR TO ENEMY :
German Assault on Russia
Reaches Peak of Its Fury
On l,0OO-Mile Front
TURNING POINT DRAWS NEAR
TODAY'S WAR MOVES
PES q : Pat. or
Ry United PRESS

The German assault Russia has reached the peak
Of its fury the three main sectors Of s00me front
north central and south.
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Lakewood Players Play on
In Storm by Candlelight

Old Dekoven Inns raers rang with crashes Of thunder
lightning struck trees less than block rain poured
down in buckets and amidst peas Of thunder and
miion-volt flashes. the lights went out.
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NEBRAsKANs TO NEEr

The Nebraska club NJ Washing
ton will hold It's annual picnic a.
Lincoln park Seattle. Sunday.
Aug. 2 All former Nsbrsskans
are invited Coffee, cream and
sugar vii h. served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19

Your Postmaster can tell you
how 20 invest in L. s. Defense
Bonds
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That might rroionE ths cam
pa.En INTO autumn md drsin Ger
man resources ard striking power
10 such an extent that any attempt
IN invade Britain would he out Of
the question before next year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
ii ERE'S MORE ABOUT
List Draft Numbers

Anderson. 39-Wilbur f. Groeper.
PSI So. Tacoma ave; 74-Donald
Edward Croft. 4402 9Th ave; 9e--
David f. Metcalf, $500 No. sth;
40-James NJ. Elvrom, 4l2 So. l.:
John f. Dedrickson, $40 So.
State; 11-Ralph Harry Chandler,
1920 So. 18th; 1s-Glen G. Head,
723 So. Tacoma ave; 75-Joseph
Fote. 1910 So. State; Martin
!. Dooley, jr., zoos So. eth.
COUNTY BOARD NO. 3
s9-Arthur II. Allingham. Du-
pont; 74-Vern II. Wilson. Vaughn:
40-Arthur F. Fowler, Rt. Z, Box
101: elmo NJ. Brown, Day
Island; 11-John G. Dillon. Ri. s,
Steilacoom: 1s-Blair o. Mclean,
Fircrest: 5-Lawrence r. Bonnie
vile. Steilacoom: 5s-Loren G.
Billings, Gig Harbor; 17-Jess J..
France. jr.. Ri. s. Box 37s; So
Gordon D. Starr. Steilacoom; So
Ralph V. Hilton. Steilacoom.
TACOMA BOARD No. I
os-Estol A. Swan, 1896 East r;
se-Arthur P. Gleason, SOS East
27th. Thames V. Caputo, 14l4
So 18th. 96-Phillp NJ. Ryan, Jr.,
324 East 31st; 152-Abraham A.
Farber. 1724 So. Fawcett. 40
William s. Croft. 1919 Pacific
119-Henry NJ. Mayer, 1868 Ia
coma ave. 9-Percy w. McGill,
1912 East Jay; 156-Marvin o. B.
Loftness, 420 So. 49th; 10
Leonard c. Paplow, 3103 East c.
Although the numbers given
above were those drawn Thursday
in Washington, selective service
officials said they are not neces-
sarily the numbers to be finally as
signed by the local boards.