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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-16

HINDRANCES TO NATIONAL Defense WILL STOP!
ON
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-15
BUY YOUR USED CAR FROM US
NOTICE OF REDiGTION OF
CAPITAL >iOi X.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-15

Those buck-toothed Nipponese
won't he so proud of their Ger
sized eating tools when they rcat}2e
they've bitten off far more than they
Can chew.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-15

As far as The enemy is CONCERNED
Weae all IN favor Of Uncle Sam C
often.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-15

WANTED y GOOD SHARE CROP
per for around eight acres of TO-
bacco ana two acres OF cotton. See
{. +. Crews, Route 4. Henderson.
N. I. l5-l7-lo
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-15

The Russian language belongs TO the
SIaTonlc group Of Aryan speech.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-15

CLOTHES WEAR Longer
and look better. Call us for exnprf
cleaning and pressing of all gar
ments. Vance Cleaning Co., phone
373, los N. GARNET street. Inf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-15

FOR THE BEST MATERIAL AND
workmanship at popular pt!ce''
bring your shoes to NorWlch ohoI
Repair, phone All. We call 1or a''u
deliver. l@-'N
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-15

NEW TERM HENDERSON BUSl-
rSs College begins January ;. On
ly nine seats lett. Enroll now.
There Y was a time when
business education brought quick
CT returns. 3-cod-tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-15

FURNITURE FOR CHRIST
mas. We have many items suit
able Tor Slits - permanent and
economical. Buy now. r. +. Sat
terWhite x Sons, near Fire Station
3-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-15

keys on streets of Henderson. SIX
keys ON ring. Reward ii returned
to Police station. Thanks. NJ. L..
Faulkner. route !, Henderson. l5-l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-15

CENTRAL FRUIT STAND
back OF Charles Store, for mn
plete assortment OF fresh fruits of
all kinds at lowest prices. b. NJ
Newman. operator. l7-cOd-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-15

WANT ADS
Get Results
FIRE HAZARDS INCREASE WIN
the coming OF cold weather Ws
are prepared to give you full nrol
lection. Citizens Bank and Trns,
Co, Insurance Department II -
CALL 772 FOR GROCERIES
fruits, vegetables or cold meas
Wines, all popular brands. Cow
ards Cash Grocery, 2l5 WIIIan,
ST, (neXt to Wilson Electric COY
25-tf
FOR SALE: USED FAIRBANKS
Morse shallow we'll and electr,c
pump, 200 gallons per hour. SIS M
cash. Phone 618-W, L. r. Grjssor
l5-lt
GIVE FURNITURE FOR CHRIST
mas. We have many items suit
able Tor SlitS - permanent and
economical. Buy now. r. +. SAT-
terWhlte 4 Sons, near Fire Station
3-tt
CLEAN CLOTHES WEAR LONGER
II look better. Call us for exnerf
cleaning and pressing of all gar
ments. Vance Cleaning Co., phone
313, los N. Garnett street. lift
GIVE FURNITURE FOR CHRIST
mas. See Il election of suitable
suits at prices you can afford to
pay. For cash If you have if or
time II you need 1t. Home Furni-
ture Exchange, l0l North Garnet
street, phone so. 9-ll-l2-l5
WANTED \ GOOD SHARE CROP
per for around eight acres of to-
baCCO II two acres OF cotton. SEQ
{. +. Crews, Route 4. henderson.
n. G. l5-17-1G
NEW TERM HENDERSON BUSl-
ness College begins January 5. On
ly nine seats lett. Enroll now.
There eVe was a time when
business education brought quick
cr returns. 3-cod-tI
VISIT CENTRAL FRUIT STAND
back OF Charles Store, for COM
plete assortment of fresh fruIt, of
all kinds at lowest prices. b. NJ.
Newman, operator. l7-cod-tf
OWNERS OF GOOD PROPERTIES
are mutual insurance buyers. Vncy
benefit by sound insurance, Ell
tlcient service and substantial. d.
VlCends year after year by lnslr-
ing with Gates insurance Agency.
l2-tf
LOST MONDAY MORNlNG-CAR
keys OF streets of Henderson. SIX
Keys on ring. Reward ii returned
to Police station. Thanks. NJ L.
Faulkner. route !, Henderson. l5-l
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
TRY OUR FINE STEAKS AND
seaIood dinners. You lust haven't
lived until you have dued at the
White House Restaurant. All Con-
ditioned and Grade A. l3-tf
-
The New Chevrolet For ~ Is The
nations choic1-eye it, try it. buy
it. I.veready Chevrolet Co., phone
7U7.
-
HAVE YOUR PLUMBING IN GOOD
shape for winter. Check up 0
and see me for any Installations
or repairs. J. G.. Wheeler. Jr..
phone 378 or 8l2-J. 2-tf
VISIT OUR ECONOMY DEPARI-
ment for desirable garments at
Stvle Shonne l5-4t
WHEN IT'S FANCY GROCERIES.
quality western meats, or fresh
fruits and vegetables, call Her
bcrtS yellow Front. Every item
guaranteed. Free delivery. Phone
439. Zl-n
y
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-15

OWNERS OF GOOD TROltkIIES
are mutual insurance buyers. Tncy
benefit by sound insurance., Ell
ticient service and substantial. d.
VlGends year after year by lnsur-
ms with Gates insurance Agency.
VT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-15

FOR SALE: USED FAIRBANKS
Morse shallow we'll and e~lecfrIc
pump, 200 gallons per hour. Sl5.O0
cash. Phone 6l8-W, l.. r. Grisson
l5-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-15

TRY OUR FINE STEAKS AND
>ealood dinners. You lust haven't
lived until you have dlned at the
White House Restaurant. Air Con-
d!tlOned and Grade A. l3-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-15
WANT ADS
Get Results

FIRE HAZARDS INCREASE Wtru
the coming OF cold weather w.
are prepared 10 give you full pro-
lection. Citizens Bank and Trus,
Co, Insurance Department. ll-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-15

CALL 772 FOR GROCERIES
fruits, vegetables or cold meas
Wines, all popular brands. Cow
ards Cash Grocery, 2l5 William,
ST, (neXt to Wilson Electric COY
25-tf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
L. :. AID PROMISED

This government a also has As
Sured The Netherlands that Amer
lean aid Will be forthcoming
Immediately II the Dutch Pacific
islands are attacked but the ma
ture and extent OF such aid IS a
defense secret.
One bright spot in the Far East
crn picture was the prompt man
ner in which Japan settled. 10 tho
satisfaction OF this government.
the Tutulla incident
The bombing of The American
nava ! gunboat AZ Chungking by
japanese warplancS vas ConSid-
cred a closed incident by this gov
eminent following Tokio'S speedy
action IN apoloClzing. offering Ia
pay full indemnity for The damage
caused 10 the Tutuila and promiS-
ing to take concrete and detailed
measures TO prevent a recurrence
Of such incidents,
Formal assurances 10 this aspect
were given TO Acting Secretary OF
State Sumner Welles by japanese
Ambassador KichiSaburo Nomura
The japanese envoy claimed on be-
half of his government that the
b pm b ing OF the gunboat was
purely accidental
After comforting with President
Roosevelt WclleS said the Ameri.
can government considered the in
cldent closed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Night Gas
Ban Starts
Sunday

WASHINGTON, Aug l-One-
hundred thousand gasoline stations
in the eastern states today pre-
pared TO lock up their pumps every
night in an effort 10 avert q
shortage Of gasoline
Petroleum Co-ordinator lckes
announced that the stations Will
close nightly from Z p. m. 10 :
a. m. along the Atlantic Seaboard
from Maine TO Florida, starting
Sunday.
Stations throughout the area
were said 10 be responding favor
ably 10 the effort OF alternating
the situation, caused by the trans
fer OF American oil tankerS 10
Britain
Many stations announced that
the plan would not result IN large
scale layoffS for night workers
as these employees will be put or
different Jobs in the day time.
The shutdown Will go into ef-
feet IN Maine, New Hampshire.
Vermont Massachusetts. Conncc-
ticut. Rhode Island New Jersey
Delaware Maryland. North Caro-
lima, South Carolina Georgia, the
peninsula Of Florida, the District
of Columbia. and all marketing
areas IN OF east OF the Appala-
chan Mountains IN New York
Pennsylvania. Virginia and West
Virginia.
Ickes said the action was takeE
because the public had not com
piled with has request TO reduce
gasoline consumption 30 . per
cent ON a voluntary haSls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Shoots Self i'm Store
CrotOds in Gratiot Avenue Shop See Man Take His
Life With Gun Clerk Was Shouting Him

AS several hundred shoppers
stood by in a Gratiot avenue store
last night, a man identified as
Wade Burnett. u, Of 400 Henry
street. killed himself with a 20
gauge shotgun which he had told
the clerk he intended 10 purchase.
Jerome Shelly, Al, of 1895 Hick-
DRY avenue, the clerk, said Burnett
asked 10 see a short-barreled gun.
When shown l2-gauge gun he
told Skelly il was too long.
. Shelly then brought out the
shorter gun and showed Burnett
how 80 operate IL As Skeily bent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
PerCale Sheets and Cases

Hudson Percaes have more than 900
threads to the square inch. That means
smooth, firm texture that launderS and
wears we'll. Buy them at savings in the
August Sale. Other sizes in sheets and
cases available at proportionate prices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Toxic Studying
Pact With Russia

TOXIC. Aug. l. GNS) - An
official Japanese spokesman de-
clared today that the Toxic gov
eminent is "kcenly interested" IN
possible collaboration anon E
Great Britain. the Soviet Union
and the Chinese Chungking re-
gime headed by GcneraliSsimo
Ghafne -f< stt-sSSiitt.llt ----
He stated the government is
considering whether the Russo
German war will neceSsitate AL
terations or amendments in the
Japanese-SoViet com merci a
treaty. which is now awaiting
ratification by the prlvy council.
This matter the spokesman
added. has not been discussed
with Soviet authorities.
The government also Is study
ing the question of sending ships
10 the United States, the spokes-
man said
In view OF the possibility that
their cargoes may be seized. he
declared, such voyage may be
halted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Marine News
DETROIT

Up Marta India arrived $40 n
Thursday Manuel 3 20 Hennepin 3.2at
Watson 4 Lebanon Black 20 MtNol
arrived A.i5. stsiubrenncr, Is r
Wallace s.. AipenA $50 Nudge Con
sumers Power t1tch arrived 30 Bonner
20 Prescott sJ5 Wysndoits. BOO 7.
" Robinson 40 Barkhamstead- Cpnstitu-
ton arrived 1910. Peni Mitchell l0-la-
Dahike cleared 10 30 Jim Brown. l0.bi-
Ffaniz. HIS. James Davidson u 30
Coraua arrived ~ IS James Mazda aftiyed
II 10 GsiiovaJ y 20 m FRIDAY 10.
gale arrived 1890 y g. Smith 81 S..
Irene Alien arrived Clarke ! D. Mari
tank Magma arrived 1875. SArnoliie Adu-
site. 2 Cslvefiey IT. 2iA, Pioneer. -
McDougsll- MARSHA. $50 CONWAY 405.
e. g Gypsum. IS BAH Bros 81.
slefrs Barrsliton- Pheasant arrived 70A.
" G. Richardson. 7t5. Humphrey, 10.
Wexia AcGanAGie-= o-------
down. - BsrAlion- Pleasant cleared {
m. Thursday. Wyoming Barge No. -
cleared Victorious, sos Marta cleared
5.25, Houghion : So Mathiott cleared
$40 Crete. Heekin cleared. $50. Norway,
50; Harvey. s;55' Robbins. s:oa saucon.
10; p. II. Taylor. 1910. Yates, l0l5,
fsbpeming. 1910; Tremaine cleared 0.i5:
Mclean. II rs: Maryland. r / Ford.
il;20. Fitch cleared, 1850; MeAlpins.
Chester. i2.i5. AlgoWay, !; wilv.n. 100.
Bennington, 2.i5: Calumet $50. saturn.
20: Affleck. 32j: Mccullough 3:35. W.
y. Crawford. 3:50' Rand, 10. Amssa
stone D. hopmrteIs Shfkenis at3Nt Jhutr-
MAZDA cleared Sonora. German arrived s
" l.. smith. 615: SchOeukopf Jr. Bar
teime. $50. Peter Reiss, 4. y Jones, .O5
Mercury. 1:20. stanton, 1880. Croft. s.f5.
sAuLT STE. MARIE
Up Grand Island. $50 q m Thursday
Thos Britt. r. l.. Ireland G Robinson.
Rensselaer, 10. ". h. Wolf. Red Grown
noon Keewattn. p m r. Morgan
Willis King $50; ID L. Norton $50
Hoyt Wahcondah Superior. 9 Noungs
town. $50. Taurus. Pegasus. $50. y. r
Leopold 5 Hobson. g. J. kulas 10,
II. r. 3 Kendirck 1880 Dayton. j.
wood midnight A. g. Dinkey, Denmark.
~ 80 a. m Friday W q clyde 1.
Roberts Jr 80: W Gates .Cetus. 2
.G A Tomnnson J. Roland 3n.
has Hubbard W - schiller. $50. s.
q Ream Cietus Schneider Shenaneo.
Lsbene 4; Peter white a F. Cornelius
D.. 5. zeising $50. y. X. CARY. J. j.
sullivan 30
DoWN- Findlsy. Alabsma. $50 a. m
Thursday. Manitoba, 10 heron RaS
-rTinu0c- = Br0rT- cen. q T5S-
noon ,. Cole 80 p. m Col j.
schoonmaker. , II. Coulby. Green Island,
30; W. i Palmer. II " Brown. s..
VIM Connolly, North American, 80.
Cofvus. s. s. n. Coolidge. 80. Buffng.
ton. 1880. Lemoyne. Algosteel. $50. Eden
horn. Roebling, 9; Riverton, J. c. Williams,
2 80. Lasalle A. A Augustus. To- II w.
Smith, Pathfinder. IL 80. Lagonds. G. 6.
Poet. m I dn & h 4; International. p.
Hindmsn. {. T. Jaffray, J. Malietoa,
Msunalos. 5 30: Gotham Merle. NJ. G.
Smith, 8; y. Willard, $50.
Calm. clear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
.AFL Closed Shop
in New
PaCt With D5R

An agreement between the DSR
commission and Division 20 of the
Street Car Mems Union (AFL)
will be handed TO Mayor Jeffries.
Monday, the mayor was informed
today by a delegation Of four
union officers.
The agreement will contain pro-
visions ito stop dual unionism I'M
the DSR, - the committee stated.
The ALL union has been fight
ing a jurisdictional battle for
weeks with Go union which
has been conducting an organic
ing drive among DSR employees.
The agreement is expected 10
contain provision for the closed
shop and elimination of a CIO
steward system and Go bulletin
boards on DSR property The
AFL union has a large majority
of the street car mOtormen and
conductors and bus drivers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
TrOtter"
SUIT DRESS
In Cotton Corduroy CH nS
from the Casual Shop VI

Get yourself this corduroy suit now; have it for
travel, for vaoltionng. Wear tWopiece dress,
or as a suit with blouse Longsh tailored jacket,
trim skirt style kHop will look well
nine out Of ten.
Casual bob-Snfb-Farmer-SecfioH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01

under the counter 10 find Tho
price OF shells, Burnett suddenly
shouted:
This IL what wanted the
gun for" and shot himself.
He was dead on admission tC
Receiving Hospital. where he was
identified by his brother. Roland,
Roland Burnett told police thai
his brother is married. his wife
being in a hospital in South Caro-,
lima. lie has two small children.
Gen. Hugh =. job son.
americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01

Mrs. Smith, wife Of Charles
A. Smith, head Of the Inter-
national News Service Bureau
in London, as she arrived
in New York with her son
to await the end Of the
war in the United States.
Bombs destroyed their home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01

when You're House Guest.
DO You Behave I'm Such a Way
That Your Hosts Only Remem-
her You as a House Pests IL
You Really Want 90 Know How
You Rate as n Weekend Wis.,
itOr, Don't Miss This Novel
QUESTIONABLE by Judith T. Chase,
WeIl-known Quiz Expert, In
The American weekly. the
Magazine Distributed With This
Sundays Issue Of The Detroit
Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
ECONOMIC PRESSURE

Discussions are now under way
between the United States and
Britain concerning plans TO
tighten the screws Of economic
pressure on the Japanese If they
move into Thaiiand. These plans
were believed 10 have been dis
cussed at a White House confer
ence late yesterday between Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Ambassador
Lord Halifax.
Enforcement a complete
Anglo american economic en-
barge against Japan if that nation
sends its armed forces into Thai
land also has been discussed by
both governments.
Grave fears prevail in official
quarters in Washington that a
Japanese move into Thailand
would represent the final prepare
tory step for back-door attack
on Singapore or an attempt 10
occupy the Dutch East Indies.
The British are working day
and night 10 develop airfields and
otherwise strengthen their de-
lenses IN the Malay Peninsula
against any overland attack on
Singapore from Thalland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
FIGHT FOR INDIES

Official quarters in Washington
believe Great Britain viii con.
slider itself Immediately AT war
with Japan if the japanese attack
the Dutch East Indies.
The British, II was said. prob
ably would rush warplancS and
submarines TO the Netherlands
possessions. The islands that com
pose the Dutch East Indies are
considered deal for submarine
hideouts.
The Dutch. according 90 the
latest official reports received IN
Washington. now have approx
mately $4,000 troops under arms as
well as 200 m odern warplanes
Most OF the latter are American
built. but few are German Mes
SerSChmittS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Japan Reported
Facing 4.Power
Palt in Pacific
BY KINGSBURY SMITH
Init News Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Aug. l. An
understanding has been reached
between the United States. Great
Britain, The Netherlands East
Indies and China concerning ac-
ton TO be taken in the event of
further japanese aggression in
the southern Pacific. informed
sources disclosed today.
Details of the four-power under
standing are being kept secret.
but it is understood TO provide for
a drastic strengthening OF eco
nomic sanctions against the Nip
pom empire as we'll as for the
mutual use of military and naval
bases in case any one Of the west
ern powers become involved in
war with Japan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Buffelen, Outstanding Citizen

Today Tacoma laid at rest one of its outstanding
citizens John Bufeen whose still carries on
era of the industrial activities he helped found
TO rejuvenate.
For 40 years John Buffelen applied his rare talent to
the manufacture of things made of wood the octorng
sick enterprises in this field 10 the invention of and
better processes and TO the helping of his felowmen
Buffelen. of Ia children in Holland Dutch family
learned early in life TO take risks it is said of him that he
was at time in the old country steepeack and again.
. deep diver.
In business he took long chances on ounderng hopes
of Others and either helped them back TO sounness
bought them up and made sound activities of them
Sometimes he himself lost He made fortune and lived
to fade when he longer had the strength
fight things through.
Because he believed in young and wanted 10 help
Them and because he believed in adventure Bufelen be-
primary sponsor Of proposed flight by Harold Brom
cost him $4,000 before he through with it and then
the flight attempts-several of them-had failed Yet this
project stood out for Tacomas greatest publicity
stunt.
Men like Buffelen few in any community; they are
hard to replace They along with the city and share
its fortunes and disasters When they cam they help gen.
erously, not cautiously.
Buffeen kept chiefly to his business circle to his
family and to the church. He had little time for the social
field; he was not speechmaker, "belonger Yet
Tacoma could count by thousands the homes built part
at least of Buffeen designed miwork; homes furnished
with Buffelen furniture There Buffeen wood pipe
sold to many parts of the world Bufelen columns of fir
that went into porches the world Buffeen money
went into this and into that development in civic and
mercial life, in countless ways.
There only John Buffeen; these few lines
only the communty of loss and its apprecia
ton Of his labors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
PULSE OF
THE PU BLIC
DISAGREES WITH
INTERNENTIONIST
SPEAKER

At at meeting in Tacoma Sat
urday evening, Ben Marsh of
the Peoples Lobby" described
the Stalinist regime as the
worlds only non-aggressor gov
eminent. The invasion Of Fin
land and the small Baltic states
was protective occupation"
The division of Poland; the go
ahead signal given Hitler to
attack France, Holland and
Belgium; the alliance with Hit
Ter and the material aid furnish
ed him until Hitler himself broke
the pact, were passed over as
episodes of no Importance.
Marsh who was recently anti
interventionist, called for more
aid to Englnad and Russia, but
particularly to Russia" Learn
ing that Norman Thomas speaks
against war next Monday eve
ming in the l. o. o. F. hall. he
attempted ridicule. Norman
Thomas hates Russia because
Russia managed to achieve
socialism without the help Of
Norman Thomas
Certainly Norman Thomas
hates no people. But together
with the entire socialist move
ment, he rejects the conspira-
torial methods of Stalinism as
the road to socialism. and the
stalinists' claim that the bloody
dictatorship achieved by them
in Russia even resembles social
ism.
Hitler also pirates about social
ism; he has as much right TO
the use of the word. Socialism is
a society Of free people-parti-
cularly flee TO produce and en-
joy-and the road thereto is long
and painful, but ii must be a
straight, not a crooked road.
War-mongering on the left
will increase. Roosevelt's sug-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
HOROSCOPE
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8

Benefic aspects are active to-
day which Is not important in
planetary government. Engi-
neers and merchants should
profit under the CONFORMATION.
Heart and Home: According
to astrology the universe is
governed by cycles and we are
still In the Piscean age which il
ruled by emotion. The cosmic
clock affects the lives OF indi-
yiduals a. well as the histories
Of nations. Wise persons viii
realize that this is a period Of
supreme unheavals and great
transitions. In families patience
must be exercised. for disturb
ing planetary influences will af-
feet the young who must be
wisely guided as they manifest
independence and impotence re-
garding old-time social and eco
nomic safeguards.
Business Affairs: Retail trade
will be active and the buying
public generous in spending
money. Heads of big corpora
tons and leading msnufaetur-
ers will manifest a patriotic
philosophy as they adapt their
affairs to changing conditions.
Taxes will be felt by persons of
every class and q growing de-
mand will be made for econ
omies in spending the vast sums
contributed by the people.
National Issues: Opposition
to administration foreign poll
cies will be encouraged by sub
tie propaganda as taxes and inn
perative limitations in buying
ability affect the American way
Of life. The necessity of secrecy
In regard TO actual developments
in war complications will be
bitterly criticized. but events of
the autumn are to demonstrate
the need OF radical measures in
our defence plans.
Persons whose birthdate II is
have the sugury Of a year Of
ups and downs. Heavy sxpendi-
lures are foretold and there may
be misunderstanding with
friends.
Children on this day probably
win Be fortunate through life.
With the aid Of devoted friends
they will gain financial success.
Love affairs may be uncertain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Streamlininq the Army

Army changes to make the service flexible and
able to adjust itself to modern conditions in the field have
been coming fast these days.
For instance, National Guard officers may be
transferred to any duty anywhere in the 1t
formerly the policy to keep them with their original units
Further, army commanders may reassign any
officer under their command without reference to the
department. That out red tape and it would
reasonable that judged competent to command
army should be competent to shift his officers without
Washington.
These, with the constant wedding out of officers who
have shown up wellin maneuvers
times