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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
Army Developing
Rance in Arizona

AJO. Ari2. Sept % CUP)--A con-
tlnpcnt Of 1900 men Will be sta
t3oncd here soon to work on the
I S army air corps 1900 square
ml,c glnneT range in the Ajo-Glla
bend district. scheduled to go into
u-e tar the first time next Tues
DAY, amy officers disclosed here
ted Y.
gIve gunncry courses will be es-
ta@,i.isad and two types OF gunnery
instruction, Ground and aerial, will
!. given at jhc range, officers said.
N2i r. Q. Deering, Luke Field,
duector OF training, said there will
b ia bombing on the range
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
yaEIeyF Football
Schedule Studied

SI0odUlc q GaMes in The mper-
Ill N&tls5 HIsh school football
ltt-te VII bc announced Wednes-
c.. .u.:aa .ne a meeting Tuesday
..c.aoun q. coacaes and principals
n t..t CCa,' oI District School Su-
pin. .Gs. G9r A Weakley.
. IT," j.uatiya .chcGule previously
-l,lt,G ~. knoCEc0 mo a cooked
- va CGleXico asked that nc
m. . pia-eo lncrc on Halloween
ul-it
IHs MacIua in Wcakley's office
al@o w 'al!ed for The purpose o.
elcctMg league officers and iron
III ou' minor wrinkles incident
to the opening of the grid season
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
Jimmy Fidler on
Pan as Producer

WASHINGTON, Sept. %. CUPl-
Harry Brand of Goth Century Fox
today accused Jimmie Fidler, Hol
lywood commentator, of influenc-
ing actress Alice Faye to buy a
gown from a dress shop in which
he allegedly was interested.
The first time she wore the
dress it fell apart, causing her
much embarrassment and humilia-
ton" Band related.
Brands allegation was made in a
telegram to Sen. Ernest w. McFar-
land, D., Ariz., who read it into the
record of the senate interstate conf
merce subcommittee investigating
movie propaganda. In testimony
before the committee last week
Fidler asserted that Brand mad
sought to influence his movie COM
ment by cash considerations.
Asserting that it was true that
goth Century Fox had paid Fidler
So 900 to make trailer for the
company, Brand said:
But his Interpretation that the
payment was an attempt to buy
| his soul is his own deliberate at
tempt to distort the facts as he 50
consistently does in reporting the
Hollywood scene"
Brand said it was the studio 5
policy at the time to hire promi-
nent commentators TO make adver-
Using shorts for new movies,
Perhaps" he said. Fiddler con-
siders himself over-paid, in which
event we would be glad to accept a
| refund"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
l.. A, LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Sept % UP) -
fFederal-State Marketing News
ServIceJ.
Hogs salable 100, very slow; 10
l. cents lower than Mondays close
small lots medium to choice 49,
80 Id butchers 12.50-1265. top 1855.
few 25s lb II IS; packing sows
25-10
Cattle saleable 500. slow but gen
erally steady; common to medium
-teers 9.75-11; some unsold; few
Weighty heifers $40 down; common
COWS 7.50-.15; Gamers and cutters
5.5O-7 %; odd bulls to 9.15; few
medium feeder steers 9.25: top
teer Monday 1855 with good feeder
heifers 1135; calves salable 200
steady;h odd veaiers to 1850;
choice quoted 20 1880; Texas calves
9.5c-3.75; few lightweights to 11,75
best salves held to 1850.
sheep saiable 80, steady; few
good 80 ID ewes 5.25: lighter
weights quoted around $50; good to
choice wooded lambs quoted u 11.3C
o. above.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
Calf Tattooing
Materials Asked

Imperial county supervisors Mon
day approved a Farm Bureau dairy
committee request for materials To
tattoo calves vaccinated against
Bangs disease.
The board instructed CountJ
Purchasing Agent Rance Baker to
get the materials which are to be
kept in the office Of DR.. John Pace,
county veterinarian, for use OF
qualified veterinarians to mark the
yaccinated calves.
Record of all vaccinated calve.
is kept in PAGES office because pur-
chasers consult them before buyln9
,alves.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23

cS to attend.
This weeks contest is only
practice Scrimhnagc. 1t carrie
no prizes, and its results vii! not
be computed in the ho,c hGal
averages. Ii is intended aS a
loosening up exercise, and ~ glsT
warning that the real contest heN
ahead. beginning rCNt WeeA. Y
side from publieati1n ci reH"lls
next Monday, tlli~ weeks winner
will be entitled to nothing but
glory.
To make the pr"etiv" tr}CG'N
easy. this weeks list ~ teams
comes entirely from th> lar west
Next week, the list viii hc ta"eh
from outstanding g2mSN All or
the country.
The contest blank is published
on this page. Fill in yGnr 'e'-
ections, sign your Name at the
bottom. and bring or mail 1t /"
the Post Press office. Deposit
boxes thrOue ,!Ou, ale valley viii
be announced later.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
n Killed, IS Hurt
In Raid on France

VICHY, Sept. % up - Four
teen persons were killed and 18
were wounded in a British air raid
Saturday afternoon on Rouen where
some damage was done 70 factor
les working on German orders, an
official commuuique said tonight
Most of the victims were said to
have been working in factories at
the time Three persons were re-
ported killed and many wounded by
direct hits scored on street cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES, Sept :, rrI -
Hens, Leghorr. - . .. 3D. !.
Hens. Leghorn over . y p - :.
Hens. Leg over : H. ana ap -
Hens, coIored. : io -. -.
Hem, oOlorcu oTer - !t# .. - o..
Broiler-. u and ~ 70 =. - 80
Broi!ers over j.. al NJ. ~ o..
Fryers. Leg. vore i,a d.. -.
Fryers. colorcd - So w. e.
Fryors colorcd over . -
Roostere. colCred, 90. i. .. -
Stags. cClorcd -... s.
Old BOOSTERS. coloirG
Old Leigh Jrns Roo-ts:-
Ducklings, Pekin otc: = J.
Ducklings. Pekin under , ~ g..
Old Durks, White P.t.H
Geese
Young Tom Tu.keys - 80 . .-
Young Tom Turkeys =" -. ~ -
Young Hen 7 drkeys o.. - r.
Younk Hon turkeys j. - -
Capons. Z 10 lbs .....
Capon> over lbs and up. Il
RahL.ts. No. white g. 10 ! - J.
Rabbits. miHcd color 2t--i ~
Rabbit, No. old ... ..#
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
OREGON STATE
PREPS SUBSTITUTES

CORVALLIS. OGe.. Sept. .. Ut
Coach Lon Stner OF Oregon State
said today he wasn't concened with
a starting lineup against Csc be
cause it no: is 50 easy 10 thro"
in substitutions. The Beavers went
through another stuff workout }es-
terday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
Arizona Props for
kofre Dame Clash

TUCSON. Ariz.. Sept. %. up
University of AriZona's Wildcats
started a week of secret practice
behind barred stadium gates yes
terday in preparation for q season
opener football clash with Notre
Dame at South Ben. Ind, Sept.
81.
Coach Mike Casteel inexperienced
reserve might make for erratic per-
formance against the Irish and he
scheduled double workouts to hard
en- them.
The Wildcats were scheduled to
depart by train Wednesday at
1885 am, drill Thursday night un-
der the lights of Rockhurst college
field in Kansas City. Mo-, and ar
rive in South Bend at noon Friday,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
Valley Officials
Put Off Grid Meet

Imperial Valley high school coach
es and officials decided Monday
night to defer action on plan for
uniform Interpretation of rules un-
Til next Monday night, when they
hope TO get a quorum
The plan was discussed informally
at a meeting at Ell Centro Central
union high school auditorium Mon
day night, but no action was taken
because of the absence OF a repre-
sentative number of coaches.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
rid i
Briefs

EUGENE. ore. sep. -. up
oregon will depend Jpon the educ2'-
ed toe OF Tommy OXman. s0pho-
more. in its football games this sfa-
son. Coach Tex Oliver Indicated to-
day after extensive Gr,llA"s oi h&;
drop-klcke!. Oliver M!l Ike 2'.'Mlt-
age of the unlimited +ab'l.'Ft.aA
rule to send OEman ir.t5 tie sang.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
CHICAGO GRAINS

'HICAGO, Sept. 23 tUP1 Wheal
futures made gains ranging to II
e"htS bushel today before profit
taking caSed a recation.
Corn dipped to below the previous
ei3se in the final minutes OF the
Seseion
A, the close wheat was :. to =.
cent a bushei higher; corn was of
70 :; oats up y to =; rye up
:. 10 !, and soy beans were !, TO
: higher.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23

KICKOFF FOR CUESSERS

Today the Post Press sports
section starts the longest foot
ball game of the football season.
The kickoff is nov. The field
is the whole United States. The
opposition is big. fast and de-
ccptive. The goal posts, down
wonder about January LIST, look
strangely like a couple of PaSa-
dcna Rose Bowl tickets.
Who'll win"
That. fans. is your question.
Ncu tell us who'll win-on the
nations gI'idironS and come
December we'll tell YOU who'll
Min-two Rose Bowl tickets.
YcS. you're right. The season
is open for and on. prOgnostica-
tors gucSSerS TO youl. Today the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
use INJURY RIDDEN

LOS ANGELES. Sept. %. up.
Coach Sam Barry wore a long face
today as his injury riddled Unlvera-
ity of Southern California football
squad reported ior practice Capt.
Bob Delauer. ihe best lineman IL
the forward wall, was doubtful
starter against oregon State Satar-
day because Of a knee injury. III"
team physician reported that tWo
thirds of the entire squad have
been treated for injuries since the
practice season started
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

.se> are ecHe. -. aye .ro@s ac-
.tr #,.u,e va - Yankees
r.. Gta:.a. George Bans Ear
Ce",~ @o2 . Naahet taa,h Cean,
-. Va Hat; - .a:r TONY
.-..es IL DsrNas" III ,aere
3 os.Hn Mars Ko73.s Boo Meu-
- Wt...s Mo-, Ben rasehal
Psa"y,a. Gs,rss P.ne.a> Freddie
Is..1..l.. -. 1sH:u 1,..t Robert
@aa - r ~
T.. Fl..~., -. A...aac> are
3.aE.-1 ... l.....,s t1aat. and
t.e.o ss,,... vs~. eg Mas. OF 4
r#s., - 49, >......-.n Nine ,eGth>
= t.a~# -. - t@e.c 2..l 10,
as#.v a. =.~.,a. &>-C,E - being
.4sr a..... a.,".s - ..e> resnd
=. w.. .=--.. re ,-"d, h tHc
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II. ',.. -. - 3. W. ce
\ ".='- 90. .->saa.. -. - -.Een
..- ......ee'~ =. .........- less ."r.Q.3.
- c@.# .H.' D-S.. really efey
~. ...s ......... &4~ - ...& / ,9%2
Iss Na.Eea> &tr" MaE.Hz TIE
W.~...2t5H : majors a.6 .he boys
Ht. e.s,..-- ~. s.. ~. SPIKES
-. .=.-..
: -as..i -. :,,tcs.5s .o.c ron:
''=.sa - .2c.s." -. ID So. Dick
e-.ae,r- -. -. 81. though,
49, .."se,ss....E ....-..:,cs>. Ee so.
u. t~.. Il. 49, =.cTe SWs.Hz one
-..s-. - e.c@s 3:Taa.Cs .aw.
-. ."-.@s.. probably IS the
80 80 80 .:....:.- =. rs baseball
,a.se" - It @s=ra.S ,oGaN.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
WASHINGTON FILLS
HAIFBACK SPOTS

SEATTLE, Sept %. lUP1-WltH
Ernie Steele, tWo-year lctterman.
and Bob Barrett. sophomore, al
ready assigned to Starting hall,
back spots on the Washington cle}-
en-. Coach Jimmy Phclan concerned
himself today with means OF H.
ting Bobby Erickson, Scns0tloh3-
soph triple -thrcater halIbact. Ato
the Husky starting lineup 2-llust
Minnesota Saturday,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23

woman or child with the most
nearly perfect score for any one
week of the contest, will be a
Warded two tickets 10 any I'M
perial Valley league game of the
following week. The weekly win
ner may select the game he wish
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23

Post Press opens the fourth
straight year of its Pick 'em- and
weep contest. The contestants
with the highest average of cor
rect predictions at the end of
the season will be- richer hl
two Rose Bowl tickets. The best
of the week contestant. the man
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
TWO INJURED

Full NAN. WUS.., seO0. = u
injuries 10 Dave CurfIe and Gene
Evans. quarterb2ckS, caused Coach
Babe Hoilinsbery today 10 shit
Frank Londos. Washington States
handyman. from center to quarter.
Cul'rie has cracked c0ilarDone and
may be out Of action tor the season
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23

Whitelaw pointed out that any
private citizen who finds a hunter
shooting pheasant out OF season has
the right to take the game away
take the hunting and car license
numbers of the hunter, and con-
fer with officials about a COM
plant.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
L. A. PRODCCE

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:-. 49,. .s..r. -.... ba!a.a
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
UCLA PLAYS SECRETS

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 90. UP
The UCLA eleven had another Sc
cret defensive driu against Wash
ington State plays on tap today.
Charles Morgan, sophomore bach
field candidate, has been dong such
a good job impersonating the Coue-
ars' Billy SeWell that coaches aay
he is due ior q promotion.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
CALIFORNIA SCRIMMiGES

BERKELEY. C2Ilf. Sept. .. UFT
California held a full-dress scrlm-
mage today after a stiff workout on
pass defense, tackling and blocking.
The Ramblers used ST Mary's plays
against the rarsit@. Coach Stub Al
lison said his team hadn't done
anything yet to dc~ervc the top
ranking given it by sports Wrilera.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
L. A. STOCKS

BdWy DcTt- StOres >. =
Trausamer5,a A. unenarrr". = u
California Edison. common - ar
Sou Pa I"". up =. Cot .asa''
on G.. off .. Eicc'ri'oI P!eH4.'.
creased trading ol th' H. A..
eeic, cA,hangc today. Twelve -
sues were up. seven w"Tc COW.
and ,i,,ht wci. unchanged. Na..la'
wa approximately 9.ooo sAares.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
PICK YOUR WINNER

So YOU can pick EN-, huh? All right, here's your
chance Fill in the Of the team YOU think will win
sign your the bottonl-then bring mail your
selections the Post-PresS deposit the blank with
your predictions in boxes provided in various Imperial
Valley towns This weeks contest is Warm-up, with
out prizes. Next week. the representation struggle
begins in earnest with Rose Bowl tickets the grand
prize. This ones Just to test you out
GAME Your Choice
Brawley j. c. VS. Phoenix J. c. ..-..... ......
st. MaryS Is. California - ......
Washington vs. Minnesota ....... ...-..
Oregon State VS.. use .........
Oregon VS.. Stanford $1,000 =......-......=..
Montana Brigham Young ......
Idaho vs. Utah ... ........
UCLA VS.. Washington State .......=.. ..........
College of Pacific Hawaii ......... ........-...
Gonzaga Tempe Teachers
NAME Address ..............
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23

NEW YORK sep, - Up
Barinq fGr, FOOD oI epidemic =.
Yankee Stadium malo: .eaaH.
record is eone to bc se. 'oGaE -.
a quiet unoosa.>.r, VI b' ~ ou.s..
unobstruelHc sly.
He Won hase :o Et ue:ue -.
or ever n HE ha. 81 a.. liz 49,.
have to stea. d baso .,e at Noa
have 10 ba' IL a -" a. - ~
have 10 uu e. s.raD q. - ~. Pc
tcctors clamp mask oyer a.s ..t-e.
take ny his DIs -.eXe t.d sa.#a c.s
ball
BY So done H.. D..s> ". ne-
come tie FIRST catcher - he history
OF the game 10 vlrk !" 20 O. NOR
eamcs for L. toHSes.,at - ,.s-,->.
When he ca;eGe- 'Aa, t.:s. u@.#
thrown b} tie Na&st' a"t..s" - .
VIII halt ,tD h.aaG 's.an - -
road o. thc Z. o:as 50. sser.@s-
stars As Ray Ne.a.k a"c N5a.s=
Hartne,i Each d, thsU. t,.s.- -
100 o. more A.ss.t~ -" -. tt.:s
Thirteen yc,;- - t.e c"res" =.
catcher is amos, ~ Ne@r> - -
career o. an .Gt!c.Ge. ~ c.'t...Cs.
The man - t6e .ro. Haa>a = ,.s
one Who takCs .hc b,.t..-. r...>..-
ing hls les b. so4at-.n- oe...a
the plate. c.yeeInk t.e S;:..,s=E.
signalling .ol ~ p..caos a"G .-.1oA-
ng himself = .co.& q: ..a>.....e
spikes IN an atte09. . o.1eE -
the runs D.CE5I Las been c0."s :
III the big leagues ." : FeaEs az
oo!ne \ bette. ,E~n ar e...'. -. .
Only once since - a--Sta. e2..l5
was started has II :a..ec = .
chosen or ~ AaseHca" -e"-"e
squad
He caueh: Herb Pennoek = ;.e
days OF his greatness. lie ta;,eG
alongside Rath aHd Ge.:.e ans.
while hey 90; tl.t cheers and IL
big morey arc tae ada.a,!on 0.
The fans he 30; t.1e rep.s~..oa
an!ong hard headed ba>o0a.. H.eH O
being the toughest lN;ca hlt;ec !.
the business. When ,he E"nS Wc.s
on ,ac bases D.,ssH ..H5tEee g.
in
1t VS. i, Pee; - .eae. -.
little Mine E~e2." 2at &" ,:a
fed Il Az. :&2~-.-.- - ,..9:
Dicke> uee,:.e - fA.'.--: ,...-:.sr.
, II W. : ;e4:.. .-Ace.. 49,. - r-.s
shCo:.a. -. '.- - .-A.- sc
brilliant &c ss." ..o,5. . N~}.s
{. -, q. ~" -. .-.">
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Tooay he - t.o o:..< 4~a.,- H.a;e-
on the ..ap wno Was rle.npe. {.
HufeEs' 1929 team
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
.VEU YORK STOCKS

lew lpHh. rsa'. - U'PJ
'ae ..n.t ".tE'' a2'ts al lrisp4-
.r -. -" ..4as "-'a soIgmo lite.
-, i. ..o#.'r ls!'e4.aI, aa.aHe-
4" -. s.r.a. aa# tim ne,
.ft.. - i,s..'.tat. = 'o reduce
- 80 ta.. J.. ome in
'.#.. ....'s 20. ...t= were
?. ,..-f'rt
Ha..' -. a.a.g .' .a- frraer.
'., ',.t. .-, ..,s. .....al .taIcs
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. A..,sac' aa. 49,. a.....r ,ha1es en-
.ot.H q 4.a. a.,.t,t. some rails
.':..' - to'.r#1 ~st'a Fe. on
~..#. ...... ......# Yaa order
......t ela, is..5a hare
a"a#a.- .-f# -. .ra.at. Curb
',., .a., u.I .t-..., shares
. .i'a# #s..t r. .t..-tE.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
STANFORD STAR DRAFTED

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Sept
23. cUP1-Frank Forbes, Stanford ,
understudy to FRANKIE AI1erl, W:
drafted by the array yesterday. Pa}
Durham, out CT competition lot t%l
years, vas put into f'orbes' spot
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
Runs

H...-s.s. Red sly 80.
D-Ht~-4-o. Y~nEea>. ll6.
3s.>@" Dodgers l.6
D.Aiaz1.c. Red SoX. II3.
EacE. Cubs. .09
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
Runs BATTFp IN

x - Ia:.Eae- IT,
Caa.-.. Dodgers. -.
H.-.!aE.S Reo SeX. -
D.Mags.O. Yankees -
Heal Indians. 1T.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23

HOME Runs

....a...5. 2ec SoX =.
Ca........ D. -. -.
Ee.e,. Yankees So.
EeHr.-.. Yankees. s.
: l-a--.o. E-..Etes. -.
O. G..!.s
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
HIS

I3'ai.s. Senators 2JG
Hea.E Indians 19i
= .ag--o. Ean:ees. %.
Hack Cubs I83
App.-.E We SIX. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23

NEW YORK. Sept. % ,UPl-The
Brooklyn Dodgers recessed for one
cay To-Day in the mad National
5ealHe flag race while the st. Louis
GArGllala iugcd tie Pittsburgh Pr
at.. n a important doublcheader
hat may bring them to within a
aaH same oil tlr,t place.
lae rest may prove costly to the
Dodge s. because the Pirates, losers
& five Ct tErr last six starts. hard
= Nscm able to Ctler much opposi-
g t.pn 10 the battling Red Birds. Fran
Klc Fl.is,h scheduled Rip Sewell and
Een HeGtIclman for mound duty
ap;..st the Cards Max Lanier and
Nj II Cooper
Al" ;he doubleheader. the Cards
auU BROOKLYN will each have four
gaNI>a to bc played this last week
-. luis plays Pittsburgh tomorrow
Id "wednesday. rests for day and
.lcg winds up TIE season with the
1nl, 80 CuDs at Wrlgley Field Sat
..UyA md Sunday
BROOKLlN AT BOSTON
BROOKLYN opens two game series
at Boston tomorrow takes the next
gay on and then closes out the
campaign with the Philles at Eb-
bets He'd iOr weekend games.
VUe Dodgers took advantage OF
n OF. C5T for the Cardinals yes
tsrdaX - Wailop the Phillies, SO,
sd add 4 half came to their league
i ...o CUt. Davis, former Red Bird
r.-.t.st..l1,s. held the Phils to six
-. 20 us 18Th victory of the
se;. .,.G tAc Dodgers 10Th win over
.lr C}t@Ee,>.
C.Is, 0Do3 Luas watched the Dodg-
e., 5a3.ca c.ght blows off Rube
: = .au ,c5.c four times in the
,..A'u Iuluag, Pee Wee Reese drove
.omc Joe MctWlck with the initial
~ IL the second. Davis never was
IN t...ul.e ard Gid not allow more
thuN ol'r hit IN any one inning until
Jhr un.th When Stan Benjamin and
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
:. l. A RTTTER q EGGS

los ANGELES Sopt = 'TI7I
puttrr. Extras re- F"im" i.'
49,. standard e, u1d"Igt"2e
l2L,C
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-23
TIateamerica ............#..
L. A. GRAIN

LOS ANGELES, sept. 20 (UPl -
Wheat No. ! H., $500 l,s5
Barley No. ! western. sl.76Q l.s0
Barley mailing type. $1,000 1874
Milo, No. yellow 49,. $l72k n l.77K
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Training Men
For Guards at
Tacoma Plants

Tacoma industrial firms. CO
operating with civilian defense,
have taken steps toward hiring
men 10 guard their plants against
sabotage. II was revealed Friday
by Walter Leuenberger. public
relations director az the Indus
trial Conference board.
First classes to train men as
industrial plant ~stchmen open
ed at American Legion hall. 400
So. C st. "Wednesday afternoon.
Students In most cases are EN-
ploye. Of various firms assigned
by their employers TO take the
course.
The classes are under supervi-
sion Of the department Of public
safety, with 1t. Stewart r. Let
terman Of the Tacoma fire depart
ment. chief instructor. Second
meeting Of the classes was FIN
day afternoon and other meetings,
all beginning at $50 p. m, are
scheduled Dec. ~. rs and 2s.
Attendance at five consecutive
SESSIONS Of one and q half hours
each will BE- necessary 10 COM
plete the course. In order that
as many firms as possible may
get the benefit Of this course, II
Is suggested by the conference
board that not more than four
men from any one firm be entered
In the opening classes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
New Restrictions
Govern Shipping

Coast guard headquarters issued
the following wartime restrictions
Thursday:
Seacoast lights and principal
lights in Straits OF Juan De Fuos
and tributary waters except
minor lights and lighted buoys-
are operating as usual. Radio
beacons are imperative. Fog sig
nails will be operated rs necessary.
All aids TO navigation are sub
ject to blackout without notice.
Aviation beacons and navigation
lights on bridges have been ex-
tinguished.
Regular navigstional lights are
to be shown in inland waters ex-
cept during blsckouts. Bridges are
to respond to regular signals ex-
cept during blackouts.
All shipping must be prepared TO
display signal numbers when chal-
lenged at the Point Wilson control
station.
Vessels inbound from sea are not
to enter the Straits of Juan De
Fuca beyond q line between Neah
Bay lighted bell buoy No. 2 and
the Port San Juan lighted whistle
buoy without specific permission
from a patrol boat. They will re-
ceive instructions for proceeding
to Port Angeles anchorage for ex-
animation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Will Remodel
P.S.N. Bank
Expansion Mokss
Work Necessary

me Puget Sound National Rank
q Tacoma has started work - an
extensive remcdeilnk and exrsn-
son program. according to Reno
otiin. president
New quarters are h~inE pro
vided In the basement floor for the
safety deposit. trust credit ard
installment loan departments
The Bookkeeping and other me-
ehsnicsi departments ~til -
moved from the main f1cor to
larger quarters on the third floor.
The main lobby ~ the hank will
b. enlarged and thoroughly moder-
nired and new fixtures win ~ In
stalled. Both the hank and the
hank building win have . rev
combined entrance and tho lower
three floors Of the building will
be refseed with granite.
we have found u necessary 10
expand the facilities Of the hank
very materially to enable M TO
better serve our rapidly inoreas-
ing number Of depositors." odiin
said. In the past five years the
deposits of the hank have In
creased from about $4,000. 600 TO
something over $4,000 600 and
the banking quarters are 20 In
adequate for the volume a. to
create quite . serious problem for
US"