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Missionary Union
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Has New Year Meet

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women get "Build-up |"

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
GADGET COMBINES
CALENDAR AND KNIFE

A bright gadget for the other
end of his watch chain il a new
calendar knife. This is gold
finished disk. bearing on one side,
his initials on the other. an in
genious six-year calendar Inside.
there Is a knife blade with nail
file.
And of course there Is that good
old standby, the necktie. II you
know his taste and the usual coll
ors of his suits, you can get him
ties from half a buck to As much
Of 4 strain a. your budget will
stand.
II he's In the u. s. service. your
problems ample, because the
stores have thought 1t through for
you. and completely. There are
two versions Of the sleeping bag
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

course, he'll welcome warm muf-
flers and gloves. fine boots, Cog
giles or a special airman's watch
that can practically navigate a
plane.
In service or out, he'll warm
10 one small thing OF luxury II
that thing IL something he really
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Scolding Is Fotol
To Sulem Merchant

SALEM, Orc. p Bishop. 81
year-old dean of Salem's business
men and civic leaders, died in Sa-
lem General hospital as result
of severe scalds suffered when he
slipped and fell into a tub of
water he was drawing for a bath
at his home Saturday night.
Bishop operated a successful
mems clothing store in downtown
Salem for more than half a GEN.
fury. From 1899 TO 1904 he served
as mayor Of the city OF Salem.
He was a member Of the Salem
Chamber of Commerce, Rotary
and Elks clubs, a trustee OF Will
lamette university, and he was in
the Oregon senate in the 1918 and
1917 sessions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

ures seven inches in length and
four and a half in diameter. 1t
contains dental floss, first aid kit.
comb. nail file. shoe polish and
cloth. styptic pencil. razor blades,
pencil. light, notebook, nail clip
per and soap. Give him that and
he'll never mention the number of
items woman keeps in her
purse,
For flyers. consider a pilots
wallet that holds his license and
rating card without folding. A
pocket flight log case that has a
flexible leather binding. And of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

needs. What he wants. one thor
oughly practival lad says aptly,
is what l think ! don't need
that is. what / consider less i'm
portant' than what l buy myself"
Like a really handsome cocktail
shaker. he exemplified. or like
some sensible, though inexpensive,
new gadget.
II he has a hobby, especially
one which he pursues by himself,
by all means give him something
for that.
OF course the way to find out
what that kind Of man wants II
listen TO him. Consciously or
unconsciously. he'll tell you, and
very likely he has done 20 long
ago and all you have to do is re-
member.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Acquitted Verdicts
Directed by Judge

MINNEAPOI1S-U. S. District
Judge NJ. NJ. Joyce directed a ver-
dict of scquital here for five of
23 persons accused of conspiracy
TO overthrow the United States
government by revolution.
Judge Joyce ordered acquittal of
defendants Walter Hagstrom. Dor
othy Schultz. Rose Seller. Nick
Wagner and George Frosig.
You help yourself when you buy
L. S. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
British Smash
Axis in Desert
Continued From Page one)

CONTINUED From Page one)
cause of the speed Of the imperial
advance, a head-on clash with the
axis defenders was not considered
far distant.
Cunningham's forte is the Of
fensive. Hit them, hit them hard
and hit them again." is the slogan
of the slight. lean and rudy COM
plexioned fighter. He has the
unique distinction Of being the only
British general who has not at
tended a staff college. A heuten-
ant colonel only six years ago. he
won a fine reputation for organ
ization at Singapore and for his
work in establishing one of Brit
aims anu-aircraft divisions.
VIOLENT SANDSTORMS
Violent sandstorms swirle
across the western desert, envelop-
ing advancing British tanks and
smothering from sight the flashes
Of their gunfire. Heavy rains fol-
lowed the dust storms. Reports
from the front said that rain
poured in solid sheets until the
desert, usually a stranger to even
light showers, at places was turned
into quagmires with water stand
ing knee deep.
Impending battles were expected
to provide a fine test Of American
equipment, especially tanks. with
which Cunningham was reported
well supplied. American tanks
were believed tougher and faster
than those operating for the Ger
mans. American military observ-
ers were in the front lines to get
first-hand reports on the perform
ance of their equipment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Launch Drive
To Rid Africa
OF Axis Forces

Continued From Page onel
such test because the British
were not equipped for it. IN this
case they are equipped. after
months Of preparation and have
the advantage OF the latest Amer
lean tanks. airplanes and motor
ized equipment. London reports
that the British are meeting the
Germans and Italians with at least
equal force.
NAY BE UNDERSIATEME>T
The latter NAV Be an under
statement Britain has been max
ing ready for the drive for five
months. during which there has
been no important fighting or
waste OF men and material In
that time. British air and sea
reconnaissance must have given
them a fair idea Of the enemy
strength.
Moreover. in a sense the drive
has been In progress for weeks.
Like a barrage preliminary to
land battle. British planes and
warshps have been pounding the
axis supply lines from Italy. caus-
ing the heaviest damage and
making IT impossible for the Ger
mans and Italians to match the
British in piling up material and
reinforcing their men.
REAL BATTLE COMING
The advantage in supply lies
with the British. as long as the
fleet and planes based on Malta
can dominate the passage between
Sicily and North Africa. At the
start of the offensive, the British
supply lines are shorter and better.
AS the drive progresses, they would
be considerably heightened and the
latter stages Of the battle much
more difficult.
The actual battle, Of course. Is
yet to start. The British an
nounce a swift advance of so miles
in the first onrush. In desert war
fare. where swift Withdrawals are
frequently part Of the technique.
such advances are not unusual.
The British, who have been feeling
out the advance enemy strength
by patrol activity for several days,
probably met with little opposition.
CAMPAIGN DEBATABLE
What they have done is to gain
advantageous positions for an as
sault on the main enemy lines.
The heavy fighting is yet to come.
Whether Britain has opened up
a second front" and whether the
campaign will be of immediate
practical aid to Russia is debatable.
However. it will serve to appease
the clamor at home for military
action of some sort. Most i'm
portant, if successful. 1t will re-
lieve the axis threat to Suez from
the west, bring British forces to
the border Of French West Africa,
and perhaps enable greater Brit
ish concentration on the area east
Of Suez.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Son S Remarks
About Mother
Force Apology

PIrTSBURGH-The young man
eoldlv inclined his head in the d.
rscfion Of the woman who wss his
mother and icily said: Mrs
Knapp. I apologize.
He was apologi1ing because
he had said his mother Vas
not a lady and 10 avoid going
to Jail for five days.
The drama occurred in the court
Of Judge NJ. A. Musmanno. Fred
A. Knapp Is suing his wife, Mil
dred. for divorce.
Their son. Frederick. "a. a COM
mercial artist. was testifying for
the father. Judge Musmanno
stopped him short when he said his
mother was no lady"
Not only IL such n remark
In violation Of the fifth conn
mandment Of God, but 1t sio-
lates every principle Of deceney
and justice on which law Is
founded he said. "Such re-
marks we regard a. profane,
and as we would punish pro-
family in court, 80 must We
take cognizsnce Of this offense
committed in open court"
Knapp was sentenced to five
days in Jail for contempt of court
which was withdrawn when he
apologized.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Navy Launches First
OF II New Desiroyers

NEW YORK-The 100000 u.
s. S. Farenholt, the first of IL
destroyers scheduled to be built at
the Staten island yard of the Beth
lehem Steel Co.'S shipbuilding di-
vision, was launched Wednesday.
The 1,650-ton vessel. of the DID,
4e1 class, was described by the
navy as being of the same rugged
construction that enabled the u.
S. S. Kearny to limp to port in
spite of the hole blown in her side. "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

really smooth. Iow-priced rsyon
lounging robe for the fellow who
needD one.
In al your shopping for men.
however. remember one thing:
it's Necessities before Injuries
this tax-stricken year." ay men.
A one young. but tax-burdened.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

In this category. Remember. how
ever. that even those men who
want clothes win doubly enjoy
something 4 bit finer. 4 bit more
special than he buys for himself
and he'll 20 for something that's
both practical and beyond his regu-
lar buying habits--something he