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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-02-13
COUNCIL FORMED
TO COORDINATE
ACTIVITIES HERE
Permanent Organization Will
Serve as Clearing House for
Community Problems
Plan Suggested at Meeting of
Civic Leaders Called Last
Week for Defense

Formation of a permanent commune
ity coordinating council is the likely
result of the public meeting on COM
munity and national defense called
by A. j. B. Longsdorf, superintendent
of schools, at the high school cafeteria
Friday night.
Following an open discussion by
leaders Of various civic, industrial,
church and educational organizations,
the suggestion was made that per-
ment organization of similar nature
would have definite advantages in
terms of community cooperation and
civic welfare
Although details of the organiza-
tion remain to be worked out, the
general plan of the council would be
to serve as a clearing house for COM
munity problems and to provide OPP
portunity for discussion of possible
methods for the solution of Difficult
ties.
Coordination
At the present time there is no
organization in the community at
tempting to coordinate activities of
the various clubs, churches, industrial
groups and other organizations. The
council would be composed of the
leaders or elected representatives of
these community groups
Whether the council would have
regular monthly meetings scheduled
or whether it would be subject to call
only as community problems arise
would be a detail to be worked out
at the organization meeting of the
group.
Main topic of discussion at the
Friday meeting of the group was the
matter Of national defense as it IS
related to the local community Opin-
ions were expressed as to what Is
being defended in the present emer-
| gency and the nature of the local par
ticipation in the total scheme.
Delegate Selected
In order to give further clarifica-
tion to the local problems delegate
was selected to attend the Ohio vail
| lev and Great lakes conference on
adult Education, the Community and
National Defense" to be held in Coll
umbus, Thursday through Saturday.
Orden Smucker, instructor in social
science at Bluffton High school, was
named as representative of the local
group.
Supt. Longsdorf has called another
| meeting of the group to effect the
organization of the coordinating
council and to listen to reports of the
Columbus convention. Likely time of
the meeting will be Friday, February
81, Longsdorf stated
Temporary organization of the
group was effected with Supt Longs
dorf named chairman and NJ E. By
ers chosen secretary.
! Organizations
Present at the Friday meeting were
representatives of the Board of Ed
ucation, Parent Teacher association,
Women's Federation of clubs, Travel
class, Orange Township Farm Wom-
| EMS club, hospital auxiliary, Amer
| lean Legion, American Legion aux
iliary, Ministerial association, Busi-
ness Mems association, Bluffton col
lege. Bluffton Public School Teachers
association, Municipal government,
Allen county tuberculosis seals as
sociation, the Citizens committee,
Triplett Electrical Instrument Co. and
youth organizations.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-02-13
LEGION MEETING

''What We Live By" is the subject
to be presented by Rev. Chas. Ar
mentrout, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, at the meeting of the
American Legion in the club rooms
Monday night at 500 o'clock.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-02-13

Children Still Come
The decision, however, did not
change the law which provides that
all residents living more than liz
Continued on page 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26

Your postmaster csr -,D YOU
how 20 izvssz In y. 8 Defense
Bondk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26

Siaty-two years Of happy wed.
de-d life are cherished dearly 10y
Mt and Mrs. Lawrence Chrissen.
son, SSo2 So. I. ~, who todsy
are celebrating th> anniversary Of
their marriage. Christmas Day.
1919. The ceremony took place In
Shelby county Iowa. where Mr.
and Mr.. Christenson made their
hon. FOR several yeats beiore
going 10 South Dskota, and later.
N wears ago, tn Ia coma.
This Christmas afternoon the
delightful old couple sre 10 be
guests OF the Pierce County Good
Neigh bors NJ a Christmas and an
niver=ary dinner nj ,iae Bonneville
hotel Both are IN remarkable
health and TAXI great pride in
their neat little houae.
Mr. Christensen was born In
1877 in Brown county, Wisconsin.
and his wife in 1851 in Lawrence
county, H. Although they were
but small children, they remember
the r<psrcu@ions % the Civil war
sznct Mra Cisristsnscn'> father
fought for three years with the
Union forces.
Until his rttiremtut MT Chris
tenson Was q maker OF wire cy-
clone fen es.
In addition to Arranging this
Celebration the Friendly Visit ors
~ho eompris> the Good Nsighoor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26
Peiain 10 Seek
French Freedom

NCHN CHEZ q state Marshal
Henri Philippe Pesin assured
French war prisoners IN A Christ
mas naesssge that he would DO
everything in his power 20 win
TIER freedom.
@Frene hnlers," he said. "wnen
on the sanse day last YEAR I
addressed Christmas wishes,
had hoped that most Of xou
would h. hou.e with your
families fer Christmas, leil-
Events have not permitted III at
TIE war - not finished On The
contrary IL Is considerably EXTEND
&c, rsxa Eing each CAV new eoru-
nents and bringing mourning to
thousands OF families
The night i getting darker in
tie world. Peace, which We all
hope for, is getting farther and
farther from human reach, But
our energies are intact and We
continue down the path OF outy,"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26

II Wa> claimed that two large
Jspanese troop ships and A
Transport were >unk- Duteh
submarines Aha we're reported
active of Borneo- The British
broadcast credited Dutch sea
and air fOrCe> With sinking
fave enemy ship- du ring tine
pass - hours1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26

SCI and a. least SIX near misses
on other vessels headq1 ar iers
said-
I'M News York The Tnit-d
Press listening post heard the
British radio broadcast that
Dutch PLANES again had been
In srt5on against tht Japanese
OF fhs no rth coast OF Borns>O.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26
Enemy Lands
On No. Borneo
Bri fish Air Ruids
Foil 10 Holt Foe
By HAR0LD GUARD
Initsd Pre>s " rzer

SI>G ADORE - Japanese Troops
are lsheinf At kunching. Sarswa<
on thu north cossr q Borueo. de-
spcs Ertish aerial attacks o.
JaPa7ese shipping Singapore gen
efsl headquarters said THURSDAY.
= eommunzque said ther>
had bern no direct commtsni-
cation Nsith knchlng hne- late
Tu-ssiaS. Indirect reports on
the ksoislng sftuatiou, ha,s.
e,er, WIRE r.c%iVecf "Wednesday
and they lndirased that Japa.
mrs. Landings Wtre taking
place
British planes srtscLed IA ps.
nest shipping off Kuching Wee.
and scored one direct hit
on the ,fern o. = merchant YES.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26

group have arranged Christmas
celsbrafionS all over the country.
At Hiikeson the Senior cztizens
are guests Of the primary depart
nent OF the Community church.
Al Alder, Gig Harbor and other
outlying points parties and din
ners have been planned Every
man among the - res dents OF the
Pierce County lnhTmary viii re-
ceiye an Individual git.
The largest single entertain
nent Is the Christmas dinner at
1?=So, December Soth IN the re-
creation hall Of Imrnsntsel Fresby-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26
II Persons Hurt in Series
0f Automobile Accidents

into the southbound Wilder ma
chine
Mrs lois Baker. 20 oi ?ll2lz
No 10th 81 was IN Tacoma Cen
eral hospital with facial and
scalp lacerations and posi- be
chest injuries resulting from an
accident at the beginning Of
Waterfront drive Thursday az IS
A. m. She was a passenger in =
car driven 10y her hUs band. Bruce
Baker, which colhded with an.
other machine driven by II, n,
Desn Of RI, 2 Box ala, Seattle,
rOlzce said
Receive First AID
First aid wss given by the
County hospital 10 Mrs. Van Lean.
DER Reed, ~ OF the Sampson
spartm en- is Who sustained facial
laeerations when the car IN which
she sas riding with her husband
col lideG with an othe 7 vehicle al So
5irh 81, and Tacoma ave, Wed.
nesday 81 IL - p m The other
car was driven by Ear l. Giseburt
26. OF Oh So. Pearl St. according
20 poll &c. who said Reed fssled 20
stop az the aEteHsl or Sith 1t.
A tSso-ear coll Isl on nj 10th st.
and South Tacoma way resulted in
manor in juries 10 Sgt Earl Hilton.
al. u Fort LewsS and BerEy
kraechool<, ii. OF ?2l2 18th ave.
Seattle, Both were treated AZ the
County hospital and released
HILTON was riding with Sgt
Gonnick- also OF Fort Lewis and
Kzswchook was passenger in a
car driven BY Mike Shzsh OF 2212
lTth ave, Seattle,
George H2 nnd, RI 4, Box ia.
Tacoma. was bOoked BY police FOR
drunkenness and Investigation o.
an auto mobzle siecdsn-, sfte- he
sEege-dls crsshed into = car driven
b. George Desuaond st tfN and
Pacific s~t- "Wednesday 81 s-45
p n.
Police Hold Tn rer Men
Booked on the sane charge we've
Douglas = CoreOrau. 30. o. Rt- 5.
Box ass. Tacons. and CafEes Gill>r
o. SlO? No. Steele st corcorar1 -
accused BY poiict Of hitting = car
owned 5y Z r Hanna o. SO05 Es
= st Police sid Corro-s- failed
to await snysl 81 snv,.ti "a ting o.
flcets and was arrested two blocks
Swsy from tn. scsns Of n. scci-
dent vhich occurred at sOt5 and
Faific ave. GilEt va arrested BY
p-ollee after h. had hacked hzs car
over = Sslk- oo<n N embsnixn- e-t
Nnd into The conner o. = hoZse 81
1919 No, Steele So
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26

rLnsral services for losepfzins
Harriet 1lh6its ~, or sl- So Z
st, pioneer m~nzher % Nrsr Ne-
thodis< CHURCH v-ill oe helc Satar.
dsy Al II a N. f-or Buckley.
Rang chapel. with thssRev Milton
A Marcy officiating, 1nre-nzert
w1a BE- in Tacoma cem<t<ry. Mrs
nb6lts died rnussday at the home
Of her daughter. Mrs Len& =.
B<nner, with ~i.orn sz< resided.
she vas 4 hAtsve Of Tinker
Greek Ohio snd came TO Tzeon-a
more zhan 81 years ago,
Besides her daughter, shs 1esyes
four grandchildren harriet Ben.
ner walker Hzr<o-oc Dbbzts- OF
Spokane, Georse TbbEts- and va.
lsnz Npbits, both q Tacoma and
two grea- ErshdeniIdrsn. Har.
wood Tenri. H. and David C.
Walker
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26
Open House Tor fhe
Lonely at Eusf Side
Chupef Friday

Christians at East Side chapel
win 6e Observed Friday q, 80 At
that tine the Rev. ysr- .. Poole
and his helpers VIII Welcome all
those Eho nave not had Al oppo-.
ta-ity 70 ss7a-t in Christmas enesr
and bounry- me invitation inclUdes
EoLnS AID cd nom Jungle ~
castle TIT mnre zo1els you are,
the invitation reads- u, more We.
coEs you Eil ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26
F. D. and W. T..
Hear Services

B~ 1oSEPH !. NYLER
Unized Press Nnxer

WASHINGTON The head< 81
The tvo grsat English.speasins
nations attended inter-denom an.
uonsl Christina. <ervlce together
1hursdsy and beard the preacher
invoke divine AID fcr -'our pz~ora :.
service IN rh~ cause of 1ihersy.s
To tho eld- Eray-srnn<
Eeuudry Nlefhcdlss church nj
1esh and P sfs- weut Pre-ldent
and Mrs Rcc~s~eff and thesr
tanned E'srss, British Prsu>s
Minister Winston Churchlfl
1hs services uere hid nud~t
sh> arssrloss ~ tht Washing.
sca f~drrutson of CAurch~a.
Tie Rcoseyelts, the prime min.
sster and che large group Of rsnk.
ana Officials who accompanied
them sar quietly ~ the Rev. Bar.
neg T, Phillips. chaplain Of the
United States senate and dean OF
sh< Washington cathedral sEpisco-
pal. preached the SERMON.
-. u n emin<utly fltslnr
- thk anniSenary Of ths
sssscrt btrtA that We aIl bow
hefcre the sovereignty Of lc~s
~ usANlfe~ted in Him, that the
spirst IL the Christ xnsy ruide
- N issdgmeut Arm N ~isA
ecarsgs nNedfnl for the <1ass
that nk aAesd, and strength
suffscsent for our tasks lsss ne
~ bHnsef ~ strcns esscuKA to
acfesd sA~ weak. And Ill exir
psssloaste s<ryi~e In the cau>e
~ hberty h<couss fadsd
trvom4"
cxowcs thronEed around the out-
aide Of the Church 10 catch q
glimpse o. the famous worsi1ippers
but police and secret service mtn
held them away from the entrance
Thousands Of persons 900. &C
oording 20 SOME estinua tes-szw
the president and the prime min
lster last night whsn they made
their FIRST toisnt public appearance.
'peaking ON the White House lawn
In connection With the national
Christmas tree certmonses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26

Six persons were spending
Christmas day in local hospitals
vith injuries sustained in auto
mobile accidents on Tacoms
streets "Wednesday night and
rhursday morning-
Six additional persons received
first aid attention IN local hos.
pitfalls FOR injuries Of lesser
nstute, OF the latter Number al
were able 10 return TO thsir homes
after treatment
The IL casualties resulted from
five separate automobile Accidents
in which two OF the motorists in.
volN-ed were charged by police
with driving their automobiles
while under the influence Of liz nor,
A roral OF five mo florists VeTe
arrested for lnkenness and in
vesslgsrion Of sutorzlo bile scci-
dents
Hessd-On Collision
Four OF five persons in jured IN
a hezd-on collision on South Ta-
Gonna way and N st "Wednesday
at 4. 10 p. m. wer-e IN 81 Josephs
hospital Thursday including Her-
bert l. Evans. 81. Of Parklarzd,
onyer Of one OF the vehicles, who
Ssss plsc<d uncer tsehnieal arrest
by local police for drunkenness
snd invest gSton OF the aoci<ient-
Also in the hospital were Mis>
lAlsce Pesersen. %. q n "a So J
St fractured left kuee and pos
sible internal injslriesi Ms Alice
Evarss. Is. also % Parka lsesr-
sted and brO<en Kate cap, dis
located night elbow and scalp
lacerarionx- AND ls.yesr-old
youth whose name police requested
withheld He i suffering frcr
forehead lAcerstior-s
David Fogg injured
Tfse tifth person injured David
Fogg, - OF Rt l, BOX 40 Ia
CONS, was gwen st-entiou for head
hceu tons sn6 BODY bruises he
wss the driver Of the second car,
police szio.
AecOr<iing to the police version
" The sccioent EV-ans- driving
w-es; on South Tscons WAY,
crashed hezd-oU into the car
driven by Fogg. who had stepped
To zllow smother car 20 pass MIN
h<tore tuning rO-th on ~ 81
Asr=, Evans and the juvenile youth
wtrs pssssngers IN Evans car
Tire pe-sons we're inilrst on
Pacific s<'t- rtSr the iuters<c -lon
q So -?nd 81 "Wednesday a $40
p. N. Mr. Kurh Wilcie-, ~. pas
senger IN a car driven b. ner nus.
band. Charbes siEder s., eotz Of
Rt =, Box AS. Tacoma was
being Treated Tnu-sday N the
ec1nry hospital for severe lse<rs.
taons o. the r1gnt les and po~ioie
f-s etnrsd rzhs. Eer husband Vas
given first ssd az The sane hos.
ritzl Ard released
Drzrer o. the ozh<r car. Dan c.
Davis, Of LIS SO. i6,h 81 was st.
tended for facial and scalp IAcsrA-
tons AID tLrnsd ever 10 p-olzee for
orznSennsss and investigation o.
the accident He posred 500 bail
for his release, penoing tza1.
Davis, zero-iznE 20 police.
S~er~e1 MS car o<eE 20 ,he sru-g
sioe Of TIE road 20 crush head-on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26
y. S. Bomber
Bags Jap Sub

lContanted From PAGE One)
army and navy patrol planes
dropped dspth charges al the
scenes n submarine attacks. No
claims WERE made Of hits In these
Instances.
Add tionsliy In the iiws wsek
cf the war subns rnes operating
Far out nj sea torpsdoed and ssn k
The frelEhsers Cynthia Olson and
TAhaira, botn San Francisco boats
1hs Cynthia Olson crew OF IL has
not been accounted for Two men
were listed N dead and tvso n
mis1inR from the Lana ma The
others Of the LAhaina crew reached
Hawaii safely
10 fa1 - could be learned
ths bomhee atsark on thu sun
marine bad no connectf Ion ~isA
tn setnnos 81 Kunfiw and
fiAsAlnE 81 coiored signal
hghts reported by residents Of
. cpAstnl Ana.
HeadQuzrters Of the nth Naval
district aid the reports OF gum
fire were not confirmed Officially
rhe headquarters sugg>sred such
report, might have arisen from
the othtr reported incident the
flashing Of signal lights The navy
ssid che lights were sent UP by .
Merchant vessel but not in con-
necfion with any attack 10y the
enemy or any other mishsp-'
so ACTIVITY REPORrED
ne distrsct spokesman said thas
there were no rspcrts of enemy
Activities IN the 12th distries
wsters- ranninE from Monterey
bay 20 the Oreson border, dlranE
the night,
The text Of rhe ~ar department
ccrnrnunfqr,e No. "a. ~ Of 1880
.. m, EST.
sI-Phlippins u,eater: Intense
. fighting continues on al inn.
portAnt fr-onts on Lulon island.
Arnencan and Philippine trcoPs
1aun ched attacks which met with
Local SUCCESS, particularly in the
vicinity ~ Antimonan, southeast
q Manila
@Enemy ser<ai activity con-
dnuss heoyy, with attacks "a
various town In central Lason.
~9-Nest coast. An American
4 army bomber ZION. Gen. De-
Wits western defense command
slcceRfully attacked An eneny
slbnarfne off the Cali fcrnia eoast
socn alter che subnarfns was
stghted IL made an sn1srgency
dsve, A bouab WIS dropped And
the submarine snnexged and then
iank. Two more bombs were
dropped. apparently scc<inr dzrect
hsts, md hlinE the mir With
debris.
s9-T,srs b nothing 10 report
from other arsss-
EAe locAeioa Of the sucre~s-
~ nttack ~ tn summarize
~ as< tkac1osed. b~t yapA-
nssa sobmeruihies have hess
hAranuiag Aneh<aa shippinE
c1eas h - ~ wesx ceas9 for
ssvsrA 6Ayl
u vas the fist rsported sink
Ing 1t any u these narzuden
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26
Wedding on December Is, 1879.
Celebrated by Christensons

ter7ar church, Invitations have
been sent to about 200 elderly
persons who are without families
or affiliations A hot luncheon
will be served, after which there
viii be community singing, music
by some OF tfae guests, and Al
opportunity FOR visiting.
In the nursing and boarding.
homes VIE re resi- nts ara I'm able
20 leave the home because Of ill.
ness and infirm ities- Christmas
viii be- brought 10 chem IN the
1orm OF carol singing, gifts and
visits,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26

GkAXrIE-A Seattle Christmas
TIRE bzrglar wis b the wodds
uni1cki>sf man II he IL eapcured
and taken BEFORE Police Juds<
william y. D>vin- me thief stole
presents stacked around the Deyin
6nsxmss tr>s "Wednesday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26
Haired Program
Started by Japs

San FRANCISCO The Tokyo
radio revealed Thursdsy thar 4
camp&ien 10 whip the Japanese
people into frenried hatred ot
the unired States Is underway
BrosdsastshE sh< first afro
dsy fabrication NJ ainst An,eri.
csn---a propaganda technique
u.ed ny the naxk against Tine
Poles tAe bri fish, md FINALLY
against The Russians Tine
rp<ye r.dso asserted that
-peac<iul Japanese national>s
wers machine Eunned ny
American troop- on the Philip
psne ldand< 81 MindAnoA
This cruelty q the unitec
States soldiers vas not surprising
as We have often hesn1 Of the
lxn<hinxs in the southern states
the radio ssid. american movie<
show the activities Of American
Eaugstcrs bait We hnc uni-ec
States soldiers, the cram q
AMERICAN hood, engaging IN
gsngster-lite Activities II Amer-
can doaEhoo<s want to machine
gun sonzsbcdy- Why don't they
pick On Japanese soldiers rather
than taking 10 thesr heels snd
ourcnerins helpless Japanese civil
lana"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-30
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