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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
By PAUL HARRISON

MARCH FIELD, RjveSside.
Cal. April 1.-THE Army Air
Corps hes begun 70 draw on .
rich store Of ssrouauticsl talent
which until now has gone un-
noticed. It will Be good news for
many hundreds of eager young
men who didn't quite make the
grade when they were trying to
become the super.pilots required
for our flying forces.
They won't become pilots now.
either, because standards haven't
been lowered. But waiting for
them In the new big hombers are
new Jobs. just ~ important and
exciting.
AS navisstors. they'll plot the
sky routes Of long range mis-
sions.
AS bombardiers. they'll oper.
ate that grsstest Of Ill the
United States seronauticsl &C.
crets-the amazingly accurate
bomb sight. They'll also be quail
flied as observers; md, ss . mat
ter of routine, In aerial gunnery
and radio.
ALREADY HAVE
FINE TRAINING
Here ct March Field, assigned
for training with technical units,
IL q group Of those cadets who
were washed out" Of the schools
at Kelly or Randolph Fields, and
sent home.
They had been superior mate-
rial at the beginning, surviving
rigid tests which had turned
back most Of the spplicsnts.
They completed their primary
flying and had sailed into besic
and sdvanced courses. And then.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Army Finds Other Flying Jobs for Youths Who Fail pilots
Wash Outs are Reclaimed as Bombardiers
and Navigators Aboard Heavy Bombers

somewhere along the line, and
for reasons which could be con-
sidered valid only In q service
demanding perfection, they were
washed out.
II was pretty tough to he let
out, even though 40 or 50 or even
so per cent Of their classmates
also were going back to civilian
life. And their country's heavy
investment In their training was
apparently wasted.
Just 10 well pleased as the ca
diets themselves with their rec
lsmstion 10 Brig. Gen. Frank D.
Lacklsnd. commander Of the
First Bombardment Wing, CHG
Air Force. It happens that the
general himself formerly was In
command of Kelly Field, Texas,
to which primary cadets were
graduated for advanced train.
ing. So he knows the qualities Of
skill, courage and enthusiasm to
be found among the young men
who had to be SO sternly weeded
out.
This correspondent had a
group interview with >eight Of
the cadets, half Of whom had
been dismissed during training
at Randolph Field, and the
others from the advanced course
at Kelly.
One said he didn't know why
he hadn't qualified. Another said
he didn't have quite enough CO.
ordination. A third admitted a
trick stomach which, when they
began flying the fast stuff. would
give him just a seconds uneasi-
ess during tight turns and at
the bottoms of dives. Instructors
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Fights
Last Might

= ELIZABETH, N. J. - Dewey
Anderson, 14e, New York. out
pointed Paul Cortlyn, lat, Ne
wark, co..
WATERBURY, Conn. - Dom
Fiantini, 127, Reading, Pa, out
pointed Harry Gentle. l3l,
Hartford. Conn. az.
CHESTER. Pa. Charlie
Robinson, 1877, Pennsgrove, N.
J.. stopped George Estock, 215,
Camden, N. J., az.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04

Thst W. - II =
which sees1,s - hGg !
especially unluelry ,J y y
cadets. becoueo 9comUl ~ r.
only II In : clssD Of ~ o022 4
commissions. H, vou1 M =
his home In 0oJSoeeQd ~
took TO cotton dusttnG. n w.
crates which weruat 49, 81
censed. he'd 60 skim1ml 1c
the fields end strat1me ~ ~
weevils with clouds e r. =
dust. He and Z frisuA -
around Texas IN "a oae@on1* y
plane which. being M,llc y
could't even be taken mn 81 81
lar sirports. :.}
Schneider found time - 6o&o3
his interrupted snGinoo&l =
course q Texas A. = ~ vA3
the defense emeroeuey loqcc1S
he regarded Il wistkally y ~
awhile, then wrote sQGeoot1nt
that maybe b could b eiyeA ~
other chance. !. s
The reply was that thsse ~
been no relaxing Of stsn41edo ~
army pilots. But--would ~ eo3V
to 20 to Pan-Americqn's novl u
tion school. from which ~ ~
be sent for training md coCl
sion with some bomberdsnoat Gt
reconnaissance group? n "
So Cadet Schreibgs. au4 nQGI
more like him who wera Na
prove that they're MT ~
out, ara getting = chsnc
profe that they're not Wd
up. !. W.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
TheRarnbing Reporter

Macomb) places l.76 per cent
q it, men In class IA (de.
ferred for occupational rea-
Sons.) We imagine some Of the
boys were given deferments
- farmers.
In the state as q whole 7.39
per cent were classified If
(phySically, mentally and moral
~ unfit for army duty. The
percentage for Macomb's three
draft boards In At follows:1--
4.98; 2-3.68 and 3-4.20..
Because Of the high per.
centage Of IA men, Board No.
2 has sent out more question
naires and classified more men
than has Board No. !. With g.
Isl registrants, Board No. Z
has mailed 2,510 question
nalres and classified 1879. For
Board No. I the totals are, re-
-spectively, $3.50. Alas and
763.
A while back we reported that
only 1888 per cent Of all regis.
trants in Board No. are avail.
able for immediate army duty.
This percentage sine has been
raised to 1872 with .78 per cent
In class "a and 77.06 In "a.
In Detroit where II costs
small fortune to take q wife,
several boards report q re-
markably high percentage Of
IA and &c men. Board No. Is
has $3.50 per cent; board 80,
1857 per cent and board 43,
2l.lS per cent In this classiA.
cation.
In the entire state $50, 057 men
have registered and OF that mum.
Der l60.098 have been classified.
A tremendous Job Is selective
service. particularly for draft
board members who serve abso.
iutsly without pay.
Classification Of men h . long
srduous Job - Alton b. Noe
aud David Roleau, chairman
and member, respectively, OF
Draft Board No. I will attest.
The men not only work with.
out pay, but often the time
required keeps them from
making money at their own
businesses.
When Rev. Fr. John Hardy, Of
81. PetsS's Catholic church, ar.
rived lsts at the Lions Club
meeting yesterday noon, he was
ssjxed By members for an ex-
plsast!on. He explained that he
had BEEN unusually busy. add.
ipg 10 hadn't sven taken time
TO cot breakfast.
Roland LaPointe, Carl
0raaaeubuyg and Don Parent
got their heads together. Fr.
johu, they decided, should eat
broaktsst % we'll - lunch.
they ecusried to The kitchen
IN 0osdOu's Grill, and, - . re-
suit, ~. Hardy was served
two eggS, toast and coffee al
most ct once.
Later the trio huddled to de.
tosmjne who was to pay. Dor
beeged Of. claiming he was FIR
Johp's agent, 20 Carl and Rol'
and dug deep. When last seer
The priest, who took breakfas'
end lunch IN his stride, hintsc
he plonned "a early dinner.
d.
Yropessi Ne. ; On the bal
lett (tbe police ASemen pen
~ p1sD) 0eooSveo your care
til eenejdeSsl)sn q The polls
loeooay. u 30 l10T Under,
O1ooo ~ 40, Soo1 Ne Dou-
otoo Qvooe3oo box, Whtsh -.
ysasD 1aiIy = this DewyDaper.
-B.D.k
~ ess b ee1spIessly SAel
$780, ose6yssv uee'
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04

~ ess b eeNspIessly SAte
vlehese . oe6yssv LIZ.
GUARDS. eo6osS terms. eeed-
- Sevvlse Sesse, cass -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04

Schreiber Galveston washed OUT
the Army Air Corps school 1t Randolph Field because he
cautious Now he's back with the S3rd
Squadron serving important post navi
gator He's pictured 1t left above taking shot with
found that during those critical fourth ut most
nstans inability absorb all the
And out he highly technical stuff that had
Eight 10 felt that to be camed into during
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04

In the Battle Of Jutland the
British lost 6,27l officers and
men and the Germans 2,5l3.
However. this battle was on
. much larger scale thru the
lenian Sea engagement, In
both the num''er Of ships en-
ragged and those sunk.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04

N CfSeissst lns0lse3sa
. LN1&RkRRIC insulated
brick design vsnser has
louq hseu acclaimed @ ths
losdsT In Tho siding indus
~. Now, nsw e1clustvs
3oatuyes havs been intro
ducsd BY Insslbeic Engi-
nooss inSuxinQ moe0 o&oo
live iuSulaHoo and
iucroassd duzabl- -
ity. Build q ~
model with the
l94l ss6dol~.u
GMnRk4R10
:; : : !
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04

Other photo Cadets Theodore D0seel
left Of New York and Edgar whacomb Of Hayden Ind In
Trainer with the 3Sth Reconnaissance Squadron
being trained bombarders well navigators.
that we've got something TO give "WASHKD OUT
to these Jobs, and we're BUT NOT WASHED Up
mighty be Cadet Harry Schneider whom
sight commissions just before took off with
again." squadron Of Flying Fortressss
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Naval BsttIe
Cost lSaIisns
Over 5000

2 AL1XANDnlA, Egypt
Apll l-(R--ltaliau casual
~ IN the battle Of the Ion.
Ian Sea pobably were the
heaviest Of any single naval
engagement since the World
War Battle Of Jutland, British
naval authorities said today.
Thus, they asserted, the
original British estimate Of
3,ooe italians lost In the en-.
gagement last week. lend may
actually be consider q bly,
higher.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04

Yropossl ne. ) On the bal
lett (bbe pojlcs- asemen pen
~ pjsa) 1eoosves your care
TIL eonej9eSet)en q The polls
losooay. Il 30 l60T Under,
Oeoo9 ~ yDoo, soo1 Ne veu-
0joo Quoot3eo box. With -.
psasD 1aiIy = III sswspalss.
-BD.x
Evening star., 1941-09-14

Round and round town he
went-diving, twisting, climb
ing! Up one street and down
another-gunnine his motor
unmerCifuily TO blast the night
with noise! Excitedly the en-
tire population poured into the
streets-wide awake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
.,&1 S&353E4

TIE LAKE. ftsaee. steamer
assnsa ~ lAs s. fsal 4 rseans
i.aTnfer g. al 40 - esFth hsrs
1an. = under charter = ths
sol.hir hnt. I wss disclosed
Saturday
Chartered ~ a tine bass ~
sa.l1a DAYS sh< Ill operate -
tween ne Northwest and fsnsms
Release of the vesssi frnm her
regular eaastiag route between
Tacoma snd southern California
Il the same tine revealed re rs
timber concern = not At present
supplying The California common
lumber market Normally three
shlploads ar. dispatched .sery
Two months
THREE ships were in nori Ssturs
aAv and fsa q these were getting
ready 10 lesve tonight. The IVES,
Ira. which arrived only this morn.
ing from the east coast. vii finish
her wofk during the day. and the
Norco. slso a Saturday arrival. viii
hurry hack 10 British Columbia for
more ore
The Hikaes MARI. ~ Niluzukes
dock No. 2 VA. loading pulp fer
Japan and 4. scheduled Il depart
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
North Dakota Man
May Be Returned

A trip home TO North Dakota
was in store Saturday for Harris
Lee Dixon. 2s-year-old colored
transient, who WAS sentenced BY
Presiding Judge F. d. Hodge late
Friday on charge of burglary.
The youth WAS found hiding in
store run by Sol Obayashi. AT
1856 Broadway. the night Of Dec.
% He confessed he entered the
place through tfansom. While
letting himself down 10 the floor
he knocked down a set Of scales
awakening the proprietor.
When police arrived at Obay-
ashis call. they found 20 cartons
of eiEarets and part Of case Of
win. set out on the floor near the
door. Dixon was busy consuming
contents Of on. OF the bottles
when discovered
Since brother arranged with
Prosecutor Thor c. Tollefson 10
take Dixon back home with him
in three weeks. he Vas given q
suspended 20-year prison sentence
with a provision that he would be
kept in Jail until taken over by
the brother.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
Riddell and Piizen
Are 10 Split Fees

Judge Lloyd L. Black Saturday
signed al order in federal court
directing q division Of fees be
tween O. N. Pitzen. new u. s
bankruptcy examiner. and {. N
Riddell. former Tacoms mayor
who Is awaiting srraignment on
charges OF embezzlsment during
ms tenure as bankruptcy examiner
The division Of fees was ordered
in connection with cases upon
which hotn men had done some
WORK. Riodell. according II tns
order. vii receive fWo-fhirds NJ
IN. fees. HIS share v-as ordered
inpounded. pending order Of ih'
court. 81 tire time ~ Ma arrest
several weeks ago.
A. the same time. Judge Blsc,
set Jan. 20 as date for furthel
court action In The case.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
Death Car Driver
Gets Six Months

sergt. James Pivens, 3o-year-
old national suardsman from Fort
Worden, changed his plea Of two
months ago and was sentenced
late Friday afternoon by Judge
Ernest NJ. Card to year in the
county jail for negligent homicide.
The term WAS made subject to
suspension after six months.
Bivens car knocked down Mrs.
Minnie Asphalt. 81, of 4ii2 So.
X st. as she WAS crossing NJ vt.
at 4lst on the night OF Nov. z.
She died three hours later.
At first the soldier had de
clared his innocence of any negli-
genee in the traffic death His
trial had been set In midFebru-
airy.
Friday afternoon Bivens told
County Jailer Gus Pain. he
thought he would 20 crazy in his
jail cell. II Was arranged that
he talk with his attorney. Berul
f, Johnson. and Deputy Prosecutor
Hugo Metzler. jr. The change OF
plea was arranged promptly and
BiYens appeared before judge
Card IN full uniform 70 hear HI.
sentence. When he arrived bacb
al the jail he had been made a
truaty for the remainder of hi,
term.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
Test New Type.
Engines Here

Extensive use Of hish-powered
diesel-electrie locomotives IN GER
tain types Of operation on lines Of
the Milwaukee railroad may follow
tests which are being made here IN
Tacoma, II was disclosed by Mil
waukee officials Saturday.
y. A. Ryan. general manager Of
the roads Lines West" declared
Results of the tests 80 FAR OBJ
tanned are very satisfactory. but
final decisions on power changes
Will be determined by complete
survey and observations Of the re
suits obtained at Tacoma
Ryan said series Of studies
was being made OF the use Of this
new equipment in branch line op-
Grafton ito determine feasibility Of
employing diesel-eleetries at those
points"
W. c. Ovens. superintendent at
Tacoma. SAID 1000 horse power
diesel-eleetrie, recently put into
service mere. had shown salts
factory results in both efficiency
and economy of operation.
II is being operated on the Hills
dale hill out of Tacoma where a
maximum grade of per cent Is
encountered with 6 ner cent cur
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
Marriage
l;icensey

Marriage aesneei .rrilestscn.
rave n<<n fisd n tns Fierce
county susiainrs uffsrs ~ Ff~sfd
>. onaanell. =. nllllaxs sensI
aaa Flslns char<fsas. = atss
Ne. tssh Il Lewis sHtheny. =.
Seattle. 81 Virginia elasfks. Il.
Seattle. nsfasrf n Names =
NJ /. E.sarvtIls. ara Frances
N.dsilnu fsisnuF. n. fazs "a
All = 1ehn Waterman cnsnts -.
81 Ne tinian ave. Ard AlIe<
Elisabeth Parry. =. fts / fsax
"a sumner. fsah<ft Nicholas
rraseh. -. ssa1 Nd. Cove. ARD
Jnns Kiss.h>th Christie. II. ssaa
- ] 81 Joseph Garrett %. insass
Tseom. ave. .nd RUBY Mae stew
ar. ittFss rsoams ave Miller D.
Mckinney. - nos wss Main.
rasaiiup. and ncfothy wsfhssny.
Is. Pacific. wash Robert Claire
amsltser. %. ortsna. and tislen =
Naseitnn. 70. South Prairie. VIII
lsm Glenn Waters, ~. sas Fran
cisco. ara Minnie Ruth Sheppard.
70. sfis 10 Nilas..n. HARVEY
Louis fsttsrsen. ii. ifie -
Adams u Ard Doris tlurllis fsufr.
Il mo I. my 7ns. r.lysiiur.
Charles Edward nfu.ls, -. IN. u
18th Infantry Feft Levi. ard
Dorothy Nay csys. -. isss Fa.i
estt ave lyaFitnaf =. nia-s. n
statlan hospital. fert Lewis and
Eleanor y. y Meta. -. Seattle
nas.sil Earl ulsan. -. ala "a !
and nari. Ann Andersen. ~. a.
Nc Prospect 81 howard e. Heh,
hlns, u. isis eth ave. \ =. rsiv.
sliar, ard wianlfrsd Eyer. -
.lsndsse. Mant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
Tacoma Y. N. Had Busy Year,
Shaw's Annual Report Shows

service Since Oct I. ia4o. FRI.
service Was granted Ia $50 mem.
hers Of the r~galar army and the
national quad.
There was a total attendance Of
Is. 7es In All activities Of the boys
department Tho largest attend.
anee for 4 single activity wss IN
the boys' hobby .hor. With s.h7a
attending elasses Boys playing
basketball during 1910 totalrd
2.sse. and attendance in the Down
town Boys club totaled 40. Thsrs
were .ssi boys enrolled a. regular
members of the Y N. {. A
A popular activity during the
year va. the learn 10 rwim
CLASSES. which attracted . total n
/ 1901 boys THIS was hut one Of
total Of a.2?2 events. including
programs. parties and talks. which
the Y NJ 6 A sponsored for
young boys last year
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
Another Recess
In NLRB HEARING

tn. National Labor Relations
hoard. hearing a dispute between
AFf~CIO longshorsmen. continued
proceedings Saturday morning AT
the federal building until y a. m.
Tuesday
Ths continuance sss ofdsfsd IN
allow attorneys To study SONS
200 pager If transcript. taken
At a previous similar hearing.
Lawyers we're 10 study the
transcript with The ldss ,hs. .
large portion ~ n sotilf ~ stib.
mitisd directly intn The record Of
the present hearing without add.
tionsl Argument
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
Milwaukee Employees
To Honor Veteran

Mount Tacoma Service eip0 an.
noanesd Saturday q program for
next Thursday evening 10 honor
Peter siesoloff. who retired Jan.
/ after 81 years ssrvl1s with ths
Miixaukr. roaS
The affair VIII be held IN The
ciubrooms g. Milwaukee fright
offc.. starting a. ! ~ O'Clock
FL soisss ~ Seattle yiii snos
ssnep Trains 10 81 TRANS q
eoior MOVE depicting a a. al tn
snoquslnle Ski nossl A rroup n
VIOLIN selections viii ~ Played D,
Virginia H.rfsr. accompanied D.
her brother. rrsf. Tn. nilssg<ss
Homens club vali serve refresh
ments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
A. II. Landram
Gets Citation
S. p. Johns Also
Reelected Trustee

A y t<ndfsn. .si<. MANAGER
- ~ - rsal saa Tssems Inn
~ g. received - rlsuasts ~
ths 81 cedar shinkis industry RI
dsY n Seattle vhea - 80 pr
scented : citation - service 81 lhs
annual meeting 81 the red CEDAR
sasnkis bureau.
Izndfsm ~. called ksfeFs TIE
30 shlnsie manufacturer attend.
lnr re sli.asx session ~ nufeaa
President n n ingram ~ AIR
eesa snd received . hearty reana
q srrlsas. IN N. convention .
climax
Ths citation toos ire ferm ~
handsomely framed resolution
stating that MS wlss. energetic
and creative wurs A. chairman 81
the trade promotion and sssefsis.
ing committee ~ the Red Cedar
shlnEle bureau n. resulted In .
rich harvest 81 promolionsi sue.
essses ard accomplishments. :
txndrsm hs. Ions hesn a leader
in the shinrls industsYs trade ss.
tension setxities
Keynote ~ the meeting wss .
discussion of the governments
present national defense program
and the great amount 81 eenssrur-
ton resulting Attending MAS "
II Richardson. Rea Cedar Fhlnfis
bureau repfessntstls. IN Wash
inrtnn. n. .. who hss nssa sen.
esntfatlns his efforts IN stinnist.
Ing tho demand for rcd cedar
shingles. an exclusive Nerthsss,
product. in the current rsatma'
fasnt building program.
New Red Cedar khlnfis bureau
officials far the coming year .srs
elected st the eonelsvs. amons
the reelected trustees hsinx. In sd.
dition 10 Landfam. =. =. Johns a
the weysrhseus.r Timber Co. q
Tacoma W W Woodbridge VA
reelected bureau secretary man
sfsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13

Thv Tacoma Young A.ns Chris
tan Association. during ieso.
Offered recrestionsl and cultural
benefits TO also membss. both
men and boys. and extended its IA.
cillues to iia different groups
meeting regularly during the war
according TO statistics complied
Saturday by c. J. Shaw. general
SECRETARY.
Besides those who paid member
ship fees, total Of t.s77 young
men took advantage of fire.. service
such a. swimming. meals. baths.
sleeping accommodations. recrea-
ton. personal service and employ
ment
During the year. S. persons
were enrolled in free citizenship
classes. 1871 personal interviews
were held. and 2.727 wrA reorea
tional leaders were in training for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13

Removal orders for tao nsn
we're signed ln federal court ny
Judge Lloyd l.. Black Saturday.
lie sanctioned removal Of Del
mar colsxruss. n. arrested In
rieqnism Friday BY =. =. Deputy
Marshal John vAfro. 10 safrss
msnto. Cal. where he - charged
Hith destroying two soss shleh
belonged 10 al Indian 90 The
Hoops reservation
Oliver wsllscs apnss, issysafs
old .slalsr. arrested IN Vancouver,
wash. Vas ordered removed %
Lea Angeles. Cal. shsfs NJ viii
fac charges a fssslns a govern
fnsnt cheek Both nsn ssfs
placed under 81 600 bind.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
FUNERAL SERVICES

Lars Hsn.~n-hondsy. ! p. m.
Acacia mansoleum In Seattle
Rev. Mr.. fslm officiating. under
direction of Buckley. king
Elmer y. Violet - Monday. 10
a m. from The Aslllngsr chapel
Rev. Paul DeAne Hlll officiating
burial New Tacoma cemetery.
Mrs. Robert T. LILLIAN Gllss-
beth) Stewart Monday. z p. m.
from the Yeim Community church !
Rev. a. y Buck officiating burial
Yelm cemetery. under direction n
Mtllinssr. Sons n The deceased
will sefys ~ psllnssrsrs They are
Harold r. Clarence ~. Frank,
Emmett A. helbourns. Robert and
Cecil Stewart.
Serei. Richard J~ntry Services
we're held Saturday At 10 a m.
from the ~. Lewis chapel. burial
Fl. Lewis oemstsry. under dnsc.
ton Of Hellinger.
Pvt. George A. swaies Monday.
z p. m. from the ~. Lewis ehsps
under direction Of hellingsr, bur
lal Aumsyflls. Ore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13

FIRST such club In Tacoma. fbs
Achilles Flying elub hss been or
ssnised. with 10 men ana tao
women ~ charter msmbsfs The
elan members loln.d tossinss In
tbs purchase NJ . new Assonea
chlsf slrplsns. which VIII b ussd
by ali Of them.
Newt Whittier ~as NAMED prssis
dent, Bob Harsossd. vice pssss.
dsnt. Graz. johnson. treasurer.
PM Hsrboard. secretary. and Hsf.
rls Matthews, director.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
Italian Losses
A.SeS. Claim

CAIRO The British Middle East
command Saturday reported total
Italian casualties II nafdis killsd
or captured At a. es officers and
msn.
The high command reported that
In the Tohruk area Operations are
progressing satisfactorily The
high command sald thai the llaI.
ian casualties Al fssraia comprised
2.0si officers and s7.s27 men. This
report hrousht known Italian cas-.
uaities. killed. wounded or cap.
tured since the start of nvssain's
dessrt hlisssrieT 10 the nslshbor.
hood OF 100000 men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13

Permission 10 obtain . marriage
license fnom tho Pierre county
auditors office without three days
notice VAS grated Saturday by
Judge Ernest ~ Card 10 Charles
G Ward. ~. and ialhs L. Jordan.
~, both Of Seattle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
City Credit Union
Reflects Trustees

The city Credit Union. composed
Of civil service employees ~ the
city. reelected thrss trustees whose
term. we're expiring when the AN
nual meeting wss held In the soun.
eli chambers FRIDAY night
1hs three renamed 10 serve are
Charles Eus~nbsehar. l. n. Nc.
csmant and Warren E Ayfss
Al the same meeting. tina union
declared . = per cent se,ni. annual
dividend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
ltolions Say Toll
In War Is 1853

n011e - ffnfv NIffexo4 13XIU
casualties n the creeh- italian unr
net~e<a - start. OF. - and Or.
II. 4 wss aid officially saturday.
rh< casualties Included 7o34 TfaI-
lzns allied as41 woan<fed an4
ssTs missing ard - AIhAniana
siiird. - wounded ard 10 mlse-
III.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13

y1.sn raznss ~ spzrssss
as. ssr.d I7.50 sr three asfs N
Jkli ny Justice glsnehs Fusk
Miller on Friday after ossns Ar
rested ~ State pAtFolmsn Jst<
Crooks for violation ~ ire s,ats
traffic eoss Bowman 10 serving
ths ssntsnee IN 'hs Pisrcs county
lall.