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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
NYA Health
Report Made

OF IN. sTis Washington Youth.
examined ny National Youth Al
minlstration physicians. anly oil
were completely free from ply
steal defects and sist youths had
minor defects. George y. sheridan
state administrator. ssid Tuesday.
The minor defect. can 10 remsdisd
by proper medical or dental at.
tentlon
In his report. pr. John A shsp-
psrd. state health director. listed
i.Isd youth. with defect. which
can be greatly improved snd IN
some oasvs remsdied FOLLOWING
health examinations given every
NYA youth. the boy 90 sirl 10
advised by letter 81 his sxse, Pity
steal status along with reoomfnsn-
dations for Improvement
Dental care vas recommended
TO z.za2 and 800 were told 10 seek
treatment for eye defects. In $50
cases IL VAS suggested that tsnsiin
be- removed. Heart ailments were
a small part 81 the health prob
lem and those found we're only
minor In character. Dr. sheppard
reported.
About one.third ~ tho youths
were above. ons.thlrd beiow and
one-third standard. according 10
IN. accepted height-weight index,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

oRTisG-Sewion ". Berry. 81.
died Sunday in Taeems hospital.
lie was a brother Of Louis Berry
Of Orting. ard had lived some time
in the past in orting ~. was a
native u Osssiooss. Iowa. and mad
slso lived for five years IN the
Lutheran HON. a. PBysilgp. Re
Was a retired tsamsfsT.
Funeral services were hid Tues
day a. z . n. a. the Ofting Fu-
neral Home chapel. ibs Rev. T. e.
shuliz ~ Ortlng Methodist church
officiating fntsrment ~sk In Ort-
ing cemetery.
Sven Aarkstfom and Richard
Jsnxky spent Saturday sftsrnoon
in Puysiiup.
Three British sailors q ths
r. n 5. warspits. Joe Esker.
Wslly Joplin and Kenneth Eoilin.
are staying this week IN Ortinz
a. the home Of the Ted Msnzrds.
Lloyd Gzlnss left Tuesday for
the army lnduction center At Fort
f-eSIs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Heaviesi Load
On City Light
New Record 81
MoudoY Evsninq

Heaviest - - r.>ens -
alelr@I r-F~~f N Ns<c<v - -
sfssss Nenzsv ntshf >e
>s { 80
! eeznes a 80 r~<>oa@< n>enEny
~ vIsssa loses. rs>s,< s<ifz>s>e -
rsrsm<nf s,~<fr<>l <~ns~epv
n<t~~<e the>~ ts~ sna<s t~@>@
sd. la1 80 kl'a~sfis ~~<e ne1a1
sd. sappsne ~ % 80 nzzv~o1te
r~Scft<st Il ; = - Mr~<oy 80
.l~o - e>ps. -
rnets ee<nsax <eerper~1 -
.hsss eemfe1 1ea<< f<~is<te4
~ n>e<mh-t ~<fa -~~a fF~w
TO ear = slsaee slr~afss -
ssks care - ne d<eer&
ssrsss s<f>estr - ~ stfss
F-a~ss fz<at< . tIs - x5Ae<ffk
1a~<s s~la ts~ ssss - rr~e -
p<rzfznx az 1<etff> ~aHs<zesl
se~xx - fsfnsss > i4<ss sr<~<sst
= kll~~<ttk
Ne SD IN srex<e~~ u 80 p<t4~
ssp~ssf - le@
tTzsi rz~et s~ree-
~ae. n<ss sttyssnt<H 81 i~~<e .
s~@&si r~Fs ~ ~ sn<rrese -
greater 80 ~ si~~tfs<stv n ne~e4
r. sts~~etf Ies.<ste<s fce~e
sid ~sa nss> r. - r<rt.<~A u
esis F~<e<t< - - Ion4s nl1e~
~asss ~ s.r@ese~A go s~svy
So "A - 49, ~ Hnxz~. u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

wishaas iFssas 10 90 sass sh.s -sss
- thing
Mere "a the test ~ the pssss.
statement
''rss Judges n he supervise ssart
hsss ~sns.ssfrd the request f.s
grand jury 10 inquire lats stse
eandissons In raenms. - .tlI -
the conduct u pubic affsstsis IN
connection with the sss~ II state
-. Van wagner
Since the request ~ have hs,a
numerous meeting. We first heard
representative n these request
ing . grand Hsry. Later 80 s.a-
sldsrsd al sfflasvlts. tailed N 81
rubiie officials irvsissa ssd ssh~f
wssaaass. m an effort I. slscss al
rosslbls Information.
W. de nnf feel ~ liberty a.
Discus. IN aetsli the evidences pre-
s@nted sboyt the Van Wagner cas~
rns ess~ 10 ssiil pending IN shis
court ho@svsf. sur investigates
shows loose mrfhss n trans
fsrrfnx prisoners from sns sss-
iodian 10 another Ths city police
failed 81 turn over 10 the shsxsfs
ths governors sssfsdsssos wss-
rant ~ith the prisoner. Alan 10
ahsfiffs dspsssss released th~ psss4
onsf without : careful inx~stsoss
ton " "hosts" tssf =. Fsqsssts
- sther sffissfs thst sh~ pss~nsr
- held for tlssss psslssilstsae While
the peas effse~fs handed ~
transfer ~ sas yfisoasr IN On am
Gent manner. 80 Ia MT fssl that
me investigation shn~s 4 sflsasasi
sss % The rsft u any pssnlis ~.
flsisl
Th~ sffldasl's st~sss ssmhssns
Conditions 10 ths city hsTs hen
sonsidsf~d u 10 shs duty ~ fhs
prosecuting sffofnsy n hsr<1,s
sssrh prosecutions when the ~
asnss 10 placed h~sss. hIm.
Oar reneisssan 10 that shs 81
p~ns~ ef calling . grand fvsy =
ssn~syssntsd ~ iris Tina
Dated srps~ms~r -. 1871
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

A new plan u selling supisss
foods stamps Al the direction 81
ths Federal Surplus Marketing
standardization sss san0snesd
Tuesday ~ George N V. BfsNs.
Pierce County wsifsrs admin
lstfstot II an eliminate q i.Fss
number o. wpA workers
Inc arrangement. which viii
start Oct /. s~ts up . nss sesls
~ incomes which slil qualify pr
soas 70 psrchass the stamps
whsrs in ths past . rzts u - %
81 worth If stamps per person per
month has been slioasxbss 10 ali
persons certified. the ns~ seals u
graded according 60 lnooms ard
ths number Of persons IN tbs
family.
For families q tao persons enly.
$3.50 u the highest income quail
fy1as ths persons 10 purchase food
stamps That viii eat off all wPA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

The best parade Tacoma has
ever seen and a demonstration of
= fully-equipped and trained army
division was promised to the city
Monday night by officers Of the
3D. division at Fort Lewis.
Col Eugene NJ. Landrum, chief
OF staff of the division, appeared
In the city hall council room be-
fore a group Of around 35 men
and women, representing as many
organizations. which are planning
week of army morale building
festivities centered around the
division review Oct. 30.
or the armys morale, Col. Land
rum expressed full confidence, but
h. did thank citizens Of Tacoma
for their patriotic impulse and in
tsrest IN permitting the showing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

Col. Quigley Retiring After
40 Years in Army Service
Adiutont General OF TX Army Corps
Goes on Retirement Leave Tuesday

1870 ar the rsxs year - ictnsa
HeaaquaFisrs rhlilprsns fAstsara.
ard Hsstausfisrs. fesllrrsns 10
raftnent At Mania
Aksin QulEiey served eith ths
sdiatAnt eensFafs department. N
the War Department. thss tine
from ip1s-isss Dor nv nsst four
wears b. was Win lissaaasftsFs.
N corps ARA. a. the Preside. saa
Frsneison. ard Il as from ths
Preside that Ne cane 70 Fert
Lewis
Col Quirlsy ~.nt 81 leave Tsles-
aay and his retirement vii become
effective Jan n. iess
Win Mrs. ou.Kies. the former
Leone FshrinKsr Il San Fsanelsea.
wbors he married IN Zoe. he VIII
live IN san Frsaelsco with them
will i've M. Rsssh.sd.- : gentle
manly cat which has ee-n . mem
her II the family for an YEARS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Permit F rom U. S. 10 Build
Heavier Bridge Requested

Vertical siesr.ness are Indicated
as foiio~s. measuring from msan
higher high water ssysssxs higher
high t,sissli
Al center " main span. lie J
n. 90 ~ feet lswsr than In orisis
nal span: for esnifsi 500 a.. i5sz
a., or gas n. lower than ertxinai.
shore sad. Of each pier, iss 60. 90
zz7 IT, lover than original
Wsshs NJ Hiahss
Elevation 81 tip ~ piers ftss-
srsl 10 Proposed 80 ts7T n. In.
stead ~ atsi r, for the old ones.
or sss n. higher
No ehsnTs - propo<sS IN the
width 81 channel between pier
tenders zTos a. allowing the
same 7sss r. normal IN ship
channel
Col. Dssnns n0fise advises that
Information 10 requested % %
whether there 10 any ohleesinn
from fbs standpoint ~ nssiKstion
10 the proposed work
Replies must 10 given ~ Oct
10. fssi. To resolve consideration.
~ 10 noted that fhs letter cites
ths sppilestion ss having been
made by the state ~ Washing.
ton. department ~ Highways
not By the wsshinEioa Toll Bridge
authority.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
New Food Stamp Regulation
To Eliminate Many on WPA

fsmslls. xstssng the tss ssls.
which welfare officials sssimstsa
may iseiuss almost . thsfa ~ ihs
present sofk-rsilsf roll
A family ~ snfss. uas5sf ths new
apartment ~ ssfsesifafs rulings.
may .s.a w 70 sTs ~ ard quality
fef stsmps.
Ia fhs g@Ef virtually eli WA
workers nave be~a esftififsi -
eligible for stsmpa Ths seq sgss
ten ~ill satsortxe parsons IN ths
old-sxs ssssstxna~ lbeesns group 90
purchase more than At present.
1slfsrs offiessis explained. They
pointed osi that thr ss.mP pssa
.tsn 10 purely voluntary on fb<
part u psrsons rssssunx farms 81
gsDile sld.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Breeders OF Doiry
Cotfle Will Meet

Pierce county dairy cattle breed
ers will meet a. the winter school
building. western Washington
Experiment station, Puysllup. On
wednesday 4. . p m. for a gen
eraI discussion II the dairy indus
try and tho probable effects and
requirements II the national de-
Tense program.
DR.. Robert Pryor. secretary
manager o, the Washington STATE
Dairy council, wall b. the principal
speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Stale win Fight
Phone naie Doooi

Oe.vMvtA Astesn&y Qcoepu1
smlth Tyry ~ rssp~1sy - gonoo
wssi1 spps1I - ~ aurpprpo
e~vss sseissae ~ ns1Dp>te~ 1~1Go
. '. wright s<ss~ssns - peno1e
s~rvas ast~rsm~ns ~ araus ~
sifss rsispH~r~ sss Te1ssvspe o..
Sessswsss ines~en, u p4e9o
rates
~ n.os st1ns enonpo1
he so~s1sy tu1os~e1 49, =
. $780, spoe6ss uv>oors ~
~ ts1ee - ~ ~ =
6lss~t~1 ~ 1punsemnne -
ppswoe ~ nren1e - -
es@ussy epsA6 snks - -
e~~s ps~6De - . w>1pv ~
- inseeel - - ~ -
s~ss sbsse~1 - - AnQnsos
sns6 - . snnb1pv 49,.
Tbs s<ees 80 Aeessev neep -
sne l~1e 1sapn rs<s invee1tGnfsse
h~eus - ~ sssss N - wsee
49, - sepwsevets1 ~ ~
lsssslasass ~ see~pt pveoanfy
sea nss - srsse1 - snppowo
ssuss hsssss ~ ws~osv - Dp>o9
sssma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Cost Win 6 Up
70 Pei. Aiior
Midnight Tuesday

ne<asss ~ fn<veeeo1 To -
srs.-m~af asa embarrassment
sssk@ss re>s sets sfF~<f We<Neo-
ssf OF I s~sssrs>s - ~ 80
~ the effte~s ~ - fs<Sne No.
seal sissh ~ les f<w ssss Tnunp
wsa made ss~ssvsssees sosflex -
~ s<~ss@ hsvs h~~a spu1N9 -
their sh~sns ere meeY e1nese
have placed sk~ss sest~ss ~ -
iDst.>1 sfs~s eezsrsp
t'ni~ss sns<hs So wsile1 Apfege
mldnsshi r,ss~1ay. ~ s111lteeet
tea p~r s~ns 10 vtIt - s61s1.
nrs fs~~vus t>~ssinas. stzts rvent<
DART. ssid
Ths e@ssss 'nehsses jsmes hoel-
tae. Esnss 1fae ryueeesee1@t.
xsaisesss jp>p Itnsst. p(eeeee. ~
bt~lsn rvsshss. aexsare ~ HIss
sssu rfsssts1 n IL tostsnpnt11ns
op<fs semp>nys
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
BRITAIN. RUSSIA MUST
SAVE VITAL OIL FIELDS

That part Of the army therefore
u unavailable for the defense OF
the Caucasus, which Britain and
Russia must protect to save the oil
fields and keep open the line OF
supply from the Persian gulf into
Russia. A front might develop
there II the Germans try a drive
across the southern Ukraine and
crimea.
on the western front. Churchill
pictured the possibility OF an at
tempted invasion Of the British
isles. He did not withdraw this
long dreaded threat, but tempered
il by saying. 1T may we'll be that
the occasion Will never come
The other main front Ia the
battle of the Atlantic. still
raging. Churchill gave an en-
couraging report on the de-
crease In ship sinkings. hut
warned that Hitler IL not
through and that = resurgenes
Of submarine warfare may he
expected. In large numbers.
There still il another front"
which Churchill touched on only
briefly. That Is conquered Europe.
which IL seething with unrest and
incipient revolt. The prime minis
ter. however. declined 10 predict
whether this front" would de-
yelop into a battle zone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

out the week
Let your imagination run rot.
he told the group al the city hall
He asked that every possible iaeA
for entertainment q the army
men b. brought forward
With Col Lsndrum. the chief
Of staff. vas II Col Gerald s. G.
Alckie. assistant chief Of staff for
operations. who will arrange se-
tuzl movements Of the mass q
men and equipment On Tacoma .
downtown streets. q considerable
problem with line which he sx-
planned would extend l45 miles
II in single column.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

Medals
To Drivers

For unblsnishsd safety records
during the past year. 10 local
drivers Of postoffics Trucks viii
be awarded gold medals Thursday
evening.
Postmaster George r. Flshburns
will make the awards st . meet
ing Of mail carriers. TO be held In
l. o. o. .. hall
Those who will receive the
gold medals are. John Badsr. A.
BottiRer, l.. Bass. G. o. Colby l..
connsll. A. ID. Froman. u. Cus,sn.
A. W. SederYold. G.. ~. NILS and
William Wilson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

into main recreation building
and the remainder into two wings
for organizations in charge Of the
program.
A South Tacoma location stiil Is
being sought for the S30.s7O build
ing 70 be erected there. II Is hoped
10 obtain a loan Of private prop
erty just as the park board plans
To loan its tract for the downtown
center.
Plans are 10 complete the build
ings In about four months from
the date work is started. II prob
ably will take few weeks 10 fin
ish plans and call for bids.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

The funds approved were asked
IN an application submitted by
Mayor Harry p. Cain for United
Service Organizations Of the city
IN mid-July.
They will go into two recreation
centers to be built according 10
standard USo plans with hall for
dancing and stage shows. reading
and writing rooms and other
facilities.
The one downtown. for which
o tentative location in Firemen's
park has been chosen. is due 10
cost Sl0e.2l5 including all fur
nishings OF that. $4,000 will 90
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
MEASURE To so>rWot.
DISEASE. I.A>atle sANs

The governor STRESSED that he
vas asking Tor the eiostfs mainly
as q disease -cnntfol Measure In
hail the spread ef social diseases
whleh had Increased sssspiy be
cause 81 The lsfrs numbers of
soldiers ia Western Washington.
II Vas brought cut that some
cities were giving superficial doc.
tors examinations TO girls In red
light districts in an rffort To cat
down the disease. Army doctor.
declared this measure failed 10
stop disease 10 any extent. All
soldier. reporting 10 health eent<fs
for treatment are required "a re-
veal the ioesiian ~ the place shess
they obtained the disease Tnls IN
formation 10 turned over 20 local
authorities
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

Il cci { {. cairisY. sa1ussn,
general of the N Army oefps IL
Fert LewIs. goe. On retirement
leave Tuesday. concluding 90
wars distinguished service With
the L. s. array.
Army service started At "a fnr
Col oulgley. Who volunteered With
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Bombs Showered
On German Ports

LONDON 49, Powerful forces Of
British bombers Monday night at
tackled the German Baltic port Of
Stettin and showered bombs on
the dock area Of Hamburg. while
lesser forces ralded Cherbourg and
Le Hayre In occupied France. the
air ministry said today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Note Cautious
Optimism in
Churchill Talk

fConiinued Prom Page onel
- hard struggle against a pow
erfnl hut not inxineihle Hitler
Chlrehills statement make
timely = ospituistiou - the situs.
tion on the various fronts and 20
tentisi fronts.
The main theater - combat
scene 81 one cf historys greatest
battles. ia the eastern front. The
news from there Tuesday = en-
oouraging from the allied view
point, but II would be extremely
unNiss TO regard IL IS = turn q
the tide instead Of merely = huh
after which the German assault
viii be pushed with ncw intensity.
The fact that no German gains
have bsen reported on any front
for the last "a hours and in the
Leningrad area fer longer than
that is incidental Tomorrow may
tell another story.
Churchill suggests that Hitler
may consolidate his gains and so
on the defensive while he exploits
the rich Russian territory he has
gained. However. Il does not seem
likely that this Is the moment TO
do II. The Russians stlll ar. too
uflitarflv strong for that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Anh-Tonk Battalion
Holds First Review

PORT LEWIS Sirst review for
tns ID5d AniI-Tsnk battalion.
compossd principally Of T&coms
officers and men, since Induction
into active service izs February
Vas held Tuesday afternoon on
the parade ground here. The rat
talon 10 commanded oy IL. Col
Charles W. Goodwin Of Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

Application for federal authority
10 reconstruct the Tacoma Mar.
rows bridge on much heavier lines.
II tn. Toll Bridge authority sho'iid
decide TO do 80. mas bern male BY
the state Of Washington 10 this
United states t.nginssr Office
lwsr dspsrtmsntl. u was dsselessd
Tuesday.
Col. h. e. Dunn. &. r. u y.
district engineer. has subfnittsd 10
ali persons and firms known 10 bs
interested a circular istter and
sketch Of the possible proposed
span. showing ssrtie.l and hori-
rontsl ciesrsbees attn relation 10
their effect on navigation.
Foas-Iase Roadway
ror ons thing. n 10 shown b.
tho application that this possibis
plan would Increase Substantially
tho height u the main suspension
towers. reduce slightly the siesr-
sness Of ths traffic deck above
water. and provide . fouf.isns
roadway with two sidewalks Ia
place Of the original t~o-isDs dsek.
Actually. tho engineers notice
indicates virtually the same hori-
zontsI clearance. spacing ef
piers as exists now. since ths ORR
ginsl piers are intact.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
DANCES FoK SOLDIERS

Dances for ssidiers Of the +ist
division viii - he'd each Wednss-
day In the srmory from $50 10
II 20 ?. m during October. Il vas
announced Tuesday. Young ladies
Of Tacoma ana vicinity are invited
70 attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

his parents consent 10 serve In
the Spanish-Amcriean war, Born
In Dubuque. Iowa. he served in
Cuba with his home states regl-
mcnt the teth Volunteer Iowa
infantry. while I was Ia Cuba.
l got typhoid fever just like
everyone else did he reminlsees.
Quigiey finished his schooling
after the war. but he couldn't stay
away from the army. and In 1902
enlisted Ia the Coast Artillery.
For the next IS years he served
with that branch, being discharged
in 1917 as n senior grade sergeant
major TO accept an officers com
mission in the infantry.
served In World War
During the World war. Col.
Quigiey served with the aist divi-
sion At Fort Lewis then Camp
Lewis. helped To organize the ittth
Field Artillery. which u now =
part Of the TX Army corps. and
was adiutant general NJ the 18th
division. just after the war. he
served As assistant sdjutsnt gen
ersl At Brest, France, when q
million troops embarked from that
port for the u. 8.
For the next year he was with
the general staff Of the War De
partment at Washington. ID. C.,
and then went 20 Fort Benning,
Ca. where he was a member of
the first class ever TO graduate
from the Infantry school. IN 1921.
Col. Qmgiey transferred 10 the
sdiutant generals department In
1922. and has served with that
branch ever since
stationed In Philippines
From 1s22-Is25 he was with
Headquarters, Fourth corps area.
at Atlanta. Ca: from 1s25-is2s he
Was In the sdJuiant generals Of
flee in the War Department He
was with Headquarters. Sixth
corp. area. at Chicago from 1925
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Government Allois Sl39, 1896
For Recreational Ceniers
One USO Unit in Firemen's Park
And the Other in South Tacoma

Construction of two big recreation centers for army
downtown and the other in South Tacoma approved
by President Roosevelt in Washington ID. C., Tuesday.
An allotment Of Sl39So5 federal works funds for the
two projects authorized according word from Con-
gre SSrnan John II. Coffee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Bringing Sd Division Here
Oct. 80 Traffic Problem

in the city OF regular army
division with all its parts.
Morale Il High
Were not at all worried about
these young men" the officer de-
clsred. They are well-behaved
and well disciplined. and ! think
their morale is pretty high, despite
some of the comments"
He said Tacoma's hilly terrain
presents some particular problems
to moving Of the divisions heavy
equipment. Another thing which
will require considerable planning
will be the matter of moving
10000 to 5000 men Of the 3D.
division with all motorized equip
ment into the congested city area
after breakfast time and finding =
place 10 keep u all until a reason
able hour for the parade.
Plans Not Completed
While the original plan for =
huge patriotic rally on a Sunday
in the Stadium bowl apparently
has been scrapped. 1t. Col Paul
Warren. retired, who is chairman
of the celebration for the sponsor
ing Elks club. said he hoped IT
could be arranged 10 end the
parade al the stadium.
The original date Of Oct. II also
has been changed 10 the entire
week In which Thursday. Oct. 80.
occurs. II will be the eity's army
week. dedicated TO aequsinting
civilians with the military. Col.
Warren said church groups would
be asked to invite soldiers 10 their
churches and their homes. and
civic clubs would entertain SOL
diers at their luncheons during
the week. Mayor Harry r. Cain
suggested that women's groups
plan on luncheons for wives of
army men during the week. and
the idea vas taken up Immediately
BY Mrs. 3 p. Thomas. committee
chairman in charge Of womens
activities.
Dances Zach Night
II - planned 70 have several
groups sponsor dances each night
q the army week for entertain
ment Of enlisted men.
Mayor Cain suggested that the
school children may BE- freed from
classes part q the parade day.
he asked that all homes IN city
and county display flags through
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Also. Hitler would need Jenln.
grad. kharkov. the Donets basin
and perhaps Moscow before he
would be IN = position TO dix IN
along = line from Leningrad To
Moscow and along the Don river
to the Sea Of Azov. Large as that
area Is. II ia fraction Of Russia .
total territory. but industrally
and agriculturally IL contains a
preponderance of the country's
riches.
Churchill's suggestion probably
Is based on the assumption that II
the Russians continue their smaz-
ing resistance, Hitler may find his
losses too costly and a barrier 10
10 the campaigns which the prime
minister warns he may be plan
ming elsewhere.
Elsewhere covers varied
range of choices. There IL North
Africa and the threat % the Suez
canal from the west. Despite the
British sea and air patrol Of the
Mediterranean. and despite heavy
transport losses. the axis has been
getting fairly steady flow Of
men and equipment into North
Africa in preparation for a drive
into Egypt. II keeps a large part
of Britains middle eastern army
tied up there
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