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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-03
Discuss Plans For Organizing
A West Jefferson Ball Club

was pointed out that in event the
New River League will accept a
West Jefferson club, there will be
no difficulty in organizing a
team and of raising enough mo-
ney to purchase uniforms and
equipment.
A committee was appointed to
contact officials of the New River
League and to make application
for admittance. The committee is
composed of Paul Perkins, Ed An
derson and Sam Diggs.
Charlie Moore, of Fries, secre-
tary of the league last year, told
a Post reporter over the telephone
yesterday that meeting will be
held in the near future and that
he will be glad to notify the To-
cal committee when such meeting
is to be held.
eve haven't done anything yet
and don't know how many CLUBS
are interested in entering this sea-
son, but we expect to have a
meeting within the next few
days." he stated.
"Last season we had too many
clubs and it may be necessary to
divide the League into two parts.
I am glad to hear of the interest
in West Jefferson"
The Sparta club is again plan
ming to enter. If one or two more
teams could be organized in this
section, it might be possible to
have two separate leagues.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-03
Many Ashe Boys
Enrolled In CCC
Camp Yesterday
Fifty-Six Boys Examined AT
Camp Yesterday. Very
Large Enrolment.

A total of Sc Ashe county boys,
So white and 4 colored, were ia
ken to the Laurel Springs CCC
camp yesterday for examination
and possible enrolment.
The county's quarterly quota
was %, but Miss Tugman last
night stated that Of the Sc boys,
46 were accepted and enrolled
The list is as follows:
White-Ira Burl Baker, Robert
Lester Bare, Ralph Barker, Free
man Bauguess, Richard Black,
Charles Clark Blevins, George
Blevins. Lonnie Albert Blevins,
Dent Edward Dolinger, Verna
Earl Eldreth, John Sidney Eller,
Howard William Greer, Robert
Ham, James Ham, Ralph Lester
Ham, Ray Russell Ham, Wiley V.
Ham, Robert Doyle Hartsog, Noel
Conrad Houck, Norman Edward
Huddler, Jr., Conley Jenkins, A.
M. Jones, Jr., Douglas Jones, Ora
dy Lee Jones, Jack Norman Jones,
Robert Franklin Jones, Robert
Jones, Lee Roy Lewis, Ray Lewis,
Kirby Lane Little, Burton Reu-
ben Miller. Goyn Miller, Odell
Miller, Ray Carl Miller, Johnnie
Arthur Nelson, Otis Odel o.
borne, Ford Henry Phillips, How
ard Rufus Riley, Charles Lawson
Roark, Game Mckinley Roark,
Reaber Wilson Sheets, Lester
Dale Shepherd, Roger Ansel
Shepherd, Joe Hunter Stansber-
ry, Wells Stidham, Horace Stike,
Woodrow Taylor, Roger Burl Tes-
terman, Ivan Walter Wallace,
Dave Wilcox and Roy Rex Weav-
er.
Colored Clyde Ray Burkett,
Chester David Boyden, Walter
Edward Davis and Norman Ed
ward Gentry.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-03

eed to serve with her.
In too many homes, neglect
or bulb snatching has put the
wrong size lamp bulb in impor-
tant seeing sockets - places
where youngsters study, where
older people read and sew. Eye
strain is serious. Right size
Ramp bulbs cost so little to buy
little to use, so why encour-
are trouble? Protect your fami-
Iy's eyesight and bring spring
freshness to their seeing by
making sure that every socket
is filled with the right size lamp
bulb.
Say, Pete, your girl looked
quite tempting in that biblical
gown she wore to the dance last
night"
what do you mean, biblical
gown?"
'~Oh, you know, sort of 10 and
behold"
division Manager
WINFIELD WOODIE
Your friendly neighbOr'
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-03
Ashe Players On
All-NOrthWest
Cage Star Teams

Ashe county high schools put two
players on the All-Northwest
cage star teams of the Journal
and Sentinel tourney which was
recently held in Winston-Salem'
From a field of nearly 1000
players Roy Freeman, Jefferson
High School center and Mildred
Gambill, Nathan's Creek forward
were placed on the all-star teams.
Leonard Bare, Jefferson guard
and Wayne Hartsoe, of River
view were among those who re-
ceived honorable mention.
It will be recalled that Hartsoe
was on the all-star selection last
year and member of the River
view tournament winning quintet.
Mildred Gambill, was the tour
nament's highest scorer among
the girls this year.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-03
Doctors To Take
Post Grad Course

DR.. L. l.. Long, DR.. Waddell,
DR.. Robert King and perhaps 9TH
err local doctors are planning to
take a free short post graduate
training course that will be given
at the Duke hospital this spring
through the cooperation of the
state and federal health depart
ments.
The courses last for five days
and commence on April IA, DR..
King announced. All graduate, IL
censed doctors are eligible to
take the work. Free tuition, rooms
and meals will be provided, he
said.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-03
Violet Walters Was
Buried On Tuesday

Funeral service was held Tues
day for Violet Rae Walters, r.
year-old daughter Of Hampton
Walters, of Othello, at the Michael
cemetery with Elder Worth Davis
in charge. Burial followed in the
family cemetery.
The deceased is survived by
her father, two brothers, Ernest
and Bower Walters and four SIS
tiers: Mrs. Lloyd Bare, Mrs. Ira
Phillips, Mrs. Ed Burgess and
Miss Eula Walters.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-03

Saturday following a stroke of pa
ralysis.
He was buried on Monday at
the Fishing Creek church in
Wilkes county of which he was a
native. He had made his home in
Ashe for some time and conduct
ed small store near his home
prior to his death.
He is survived by his wife, two
brothers, c. H. Holland, George
Holland, two sisters, Mrs. Emma
Staley and Mrs. Everett.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-03
Ashe Students
On Honor Roll

The list of honor roll students
at Appalachian State Teachers
College, for the winter quarter
which was released this week in
cludes a number of Ashe county
students among whom are:
Mildred Cox, Grassy Creek;
Anastasia Eastridge, Clifton; Cleo
Jones, Furches; Sallie Miller,
West Jefferson; Mary Carolyn
Price, West Jefferson; Alta and
Helen Waddell, Grassy Creek.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-03
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Martin, Saturday, March 20, a son.
Both mother and baby are get
ting along nicely; however Mr..
Martin is quite ill.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-04-03
Meeting Held Tuesday Night.
To Apply for Admittance
In New River League.

At a meeting held here Tuesday
night, tentative plans for the for
nation of a West Jeffrson base
ball club and the prospects of en-
tering the New River League
were discussed. tser<,,s,~sys-@v
About a dozen inter ested play
rs and fans wSe present and
Coach Paul Perkins presided. It
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

pepper. Bring mixture to a boil,
then simmer gently for 5 minutes.
Remove from fire and add coarsely
chopped hard-cooked eggs and
parsley. Pour over loaf.
You help yourself when you buy
U. s, Defense Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

Leaves TO Attend
Beauty Show

Mss Edna johnson Of Edns's
Beauty Nook. has just eft for
New York to attend the most i'm
portsnt event IN the beauty in
dustry-the Official show and Ma
tional convention-to be held al
Hotel Pennsylvania. There she will
ION other hairstylists in setting
the new coiffures FOR fail and
winter
A. present the besutieisns Of
America are AL sgng about the
1912 Mystery Couture that will
be announced at the show. This
hsirstyle has been created after
an extensive consumer survey
among readers Of leading wo-
mems magazines.
The theme of the convention
will center around Fashion in
Beauty" A panorama of fash
ion previews has been arranged
by leading department stores Of
New York, fashion center Of the
world" This Is the first time in
the history Of the show that hair
fashions will be coordinated with
dress ensembles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Two-Piece Effect ,
CHAPTER IS

II WAS dark outside now. and the
pub lights had been turned on. The
place was warm and coy. II real
ize that I'm only going to meet
her" Roger said confidentially to
Tim, while the BARNARD poured the
Scotch. Miss Brown. / mean. But,
war being what 1t is-that is. If
anything sudden and unfortunate
should happen - she'll have my
shoulder TO cry upon. She might
even come into possession of the
Pillby ring"
Tim took a drink He felt more
at ease What's the Pillhy ring
a telephone number ?" He laughed
at his own bad joke.
Roger WAS thirsty. But he held
up his glass and paused. SHAH we
say-to Miss Brown"
"oksy"
Roger drank and smacked his
lips. Its a gold ring" he took up,
and tia in horrible taste, anc
worth absolutely nothing. but it's
been handed down to the eldest
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son for generations. Its tradition
that II always must go 10 the
right woman. you know-the one
you marry. I've never dared carry
IT because l can't trust myself.
But II might be in the cards for
Miss Brown to get II. That is, II
you cooperate
Cooperate > How ,"
The BARNARD broke in. viii IT
be the same again? ,"
Naturally"
Cooperate. old chap" Roger
went on blandly, by not getting
any silly ideas about living for
ever"
Il see"
They raised their glasses. ITO
what shall be drink this time ?"
Roger asked.
TO my survival" said Tim.
Roger looked at him. annoyed
Al NVN ihSAcAs ne SdAAs
They drank
There were no lights in the coun-
tryside as they drove on past field
and village. Suddenly. at the cen
ter Of an obscure and shadowy
hamlet. Roger Pillby stepped on
the brake again
Hey" Tim called Wait min
ute, That was only four
Roger had already drawn up
alongside I know. old chap. but
did you see the size Of the third -
Tim shook his head. Why the
devil didn't l take the train"
Roger climbed out amiably.
Wartime conditions. Inevitable
delays
Tim piled out with heavy reluc-
lance. Just then. in the far dis
lance. they could hear the whistle
Of the London bound express.
See I'm said thickly. That's
my train. passing us
Indeed" Roger pushed toward
the pub. Then that gives US just
time for another one"
Catch up with the next train.
you mean >" Tim said. considering
Exactly"
Just one. then
Righto.+
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
New Shoulder Lines

The new sloping shoulders and
deep srmholes made by dolman
and kimono cut sleeves are being
used lot in fall shirt-type dresses
Of cordurella, the velvety-ribbed
material so popular with young
women. This fabric has an unusual
combination of body and softness
which shows up to excellent adj
vantage these new shoulder and
sleeves lines.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Nv BEVERLY THOMPSON

Nv BEVERLY IhohfSoN
GRAND FOR SUITS: We're
speaking of those new sueded
fabric jenkins we discovered in
one of the stores this week. They
come in smart N-neck styles and
are lust the thing" to be worn
over one of the seasons impor-
tant new. blouses. Colors are fly
ing blue, beige, bright red and
oxidized gold. You'll undoubted-
ly want more than one of thesei
Feathers are the thing this
fall as far rs millinery head
lines 20. We know where there's
n delightful selection of feather
hats In luscious browns, reds,
blues and greens. Pheasant and
coque feathers predominant In
the latest styles. They're the
height of fashion for cocktails,
teas and informal dinners.
ESPE CIALLY PROGRESSED:
Bound to be "favorites" are the
Coro pearls one of the stores has
just put on display. They are
especially processed to retain their
luster and are a perfect compli-
ment To that new fall outfit
They come in one . two and
four strand styles and also in a
charming six strand, twisted
style. Matching bracelets may be
bought to enchance the necklace
you will want to select.
What woman doesn't dote on
good cologne: And. of course.
Ysrdley's il at the head OF its
class. So IL it's an exotic
new scent you're trying to
track down. YOU many end your
search RICH now. It's Yardley's
Lotus" that will ''fill the bill"
Aside from It's delicious fra
/ GRANGE. you will want some be-
cause OF It's charminglN decora-
tive. gold-trimmed container.
Buy now for Christmas,
NEW HEIGHT OF FASHION
For true smsrtness. well cast our
vote for the new two-toned silk
crepe and wool jersey dresses that
Z n 49, ~. II. sstf u
Many of the one-piece models have
that smart "two-piece look. Color
combinations include brown and
turquoise hunters green and
mint and red, blue and beige with
black. Take your choice,
For names OF stores where these
articles may be found call Main 1851.
ask for Womans Page Editor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
A YANK In THE Raj.
A New Novel by HARLAN THOMAS

They sailed into the warm, we'll
lighted barroom.
Just before dawn. as the black
out turned into a pail of gray. the
Austin found its way into the heart
of silent London and made a land
ing ut a curb in Chelsea Tim
lurched out.
You sure this is it," Roger
asked, out of the fog
II swear it," Tim solemnly de-
claimed.
You've been swearing it for the
last seven stops"
Tim lunged forward. Come on,
pal q. But watch out There's an
obstruction somewhere about here
that ! always :. :"
He crashed. -. hit"
"A pillar box Roger said help
fully. aiding Tim to his feet.
Mail box" Tim corrected.
Post box" Roger insisted.
Called pillar box"
Sounds like disease" Tim
found his way to the door.
Roger peered at the forbidding
oak portal and stopped. Just a
minute. old top. You're sure it's
all right for me to go up?"
Sure. it's ali right"
But it's after dark"
What do you mean, after
dark - Tim said combatively. It's
four o'clock in the morning.
Sorry" Roger looked about and
confirmed IT.
Tim took his arm. She won't
mind. She's q good guy. You're p
good guy, too. She's dyin' to meet
you"
Arm in arm, they struggled up
the vast somber stairs of Carols
apartment house. They reached her
door. Tim knocked cautiously. No
answer. He knocked again. more
boldly. Still there was no answer.
Roger interrupted him. "Shhhh,"
Tim started rapping. repeatedly
and more loudly. Then he remem-
oered Rogers warning and tanned
very lightly. No result. He stood
oaek and considered. Ii occurred
10 MN to try the knob. No success
ne door was locked. Roger Pnlbv's
youthful, intent face dawned with
an idea He drew TINS attention
TO himself. Elaborstelv. balancing
himself. ne stopped down and lifted
the doormst. IL revealed a KEY.
The two men looked at each other.
enormously pleased. Tim reached
for the KEY. which Roger ceremon-
iously turned over 10 him. and by
trial and error opened the door.
The apartment was dark. 700
hoo Tim called He altered MS
voice and forthrightiy sang out.
EhV1Ns
They found the lights. For mo-
ment they stood blinded. Carroll.
I'm called.
Roger sgain stopped him. "Shhh,
She's gone 10 bed. Mustn't be-con-
siderate"
Why ," Tim insisted We had
q date
Perhaps she was sleepy" Roger
said simply.
They started jointly for the bed
room I'm wake her up. Tim as
sured him.
Roger was heavily polite. Tell
her not TO go 10 any trouble for
me
I'm tackled into the bedroom ard
Continued on Page IA. Column 81
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Star
Sets Forth
Recipes
Singers. Too. Need Three
Square Meals a Day

Opera singers are really
day laborers in the arts and
they, too. need three squares
a day. Hilda Burke, blond
American soprano with the
Metropolitan, likes substantial
fare and gives US a few of the
recipes she and her husband,
Desire Defrere, stage man.
ager Of the Met, use in their
own home.
VEAL STEW WITH DUMPLINGs
(serves TO 81
One pound veal cut in small
cubes. 2 cups hot water, = cup
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

Dear l. G., Certainly your
visitor haA no night 20 read
your letter. n was one of the
rudest things l can imagine.
Placed IN such . position. you
had no choice but 10 ask that
she not rod a. You could have
told hsr that ths writer had
made some psrsonal references
INTENDED only for you, Or you
would have been Justified simply
"a have said that you preferred
that no one read your mail.
Some people are just plain ig-
norant, and the sooner someone
caIls attention 10 their rudeness
the hotter fer Themselves and
for their friendA.
Otheu are amply consumed
with . curiosity about their
friends and acquaintance that
supersedes etiquette. Such peo-
pie must BE- dealt with In kind.
Bluntneos and ruAeneas are the
sRly effective weapons
Dear Miss Grey: l am . young
woman Of ~. and my hair. which
has always been medium fine and
dark. 10 coming In coarse ant
wavy. and pure white. Is there
I can do about it,
have never been one to cling tc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on the Editorial
page.
/. Teacher and author of fiction.
2. Curtsy.
3. st. Augustine, Fla.
4. True.
5. Part OF an sIrplane.
s. sweeter 900 times).
Z. Femur
3. They have.
p. u. s. amateur. Y. s. open,
British amateur, British open.
10. Hope.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

The motion picture, "A
Yonk in the Raj" will
open at homriek's Roxy
theoter Oct. Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Girls Like Jumpers

Jumper dresses have taken small
girls by storm. A fsvorite com
binstion for these is jumper Of
cordurella. the modern, soft, vel
vety ribbed material. and blouse or
guimpe Of spun rsyon in con-
trasting color. You'll see more and
more Of these as schools open all
over the land.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Impertinence of Caller
Results in Indignation
Woman Justified in Refusing Guest Access 10 Letter;
Rude or Ignorant People Require Drastic Measures
Dy CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: should like your opinion a recent
incident that made very angry friend called
the other day just after had received and read letter
read aloud couple Of excerpts and laid il down by.
Later my visitor picked up the letter and read II. II
happened to contain personal references that
resented having this read Was right for her 10
read this letter without my permission, Miss Grey? DO
think should have said something about at the time?
/ will apprecate YOUR answer much l.. g.
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stis HUH. II. "
youth. but I can't help being a bit
upset at the thought Of this pre-
mature grayness. AT this rate !
mail be totally gray at 30.
Also. Is there any way TO get
rid of unsightly varicose veins
which ! am getting7 Does being
on your feet long hours cause
them7 Thank you 20 much for
any help you might give.
A CONSTANT READER
Dear Reader; The most recent
research on the subject Of gray
hair supports a theory that ~ Is
caused by a deficiency In Vita
min B-I. II IL still only In the
theory stage. hut II may he that
In . few years we win have .
positive cure for what many
people consider an afflictien.
Personally. I think gray, and
especially white, hair IL lovely.
II mine were to turn white to-
morrow I should be delighted.
II II 10 well cared for and at
tractively styled. II In much more
badge Of distinction and smart
ness than Of advancing years.
Your physician In the only one
qualified 10 give YOU advice
about varicose veins. I would
advise consulting him on the
matter NJ once.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

dumplings from spoon. Cover
tightly and steam IL to Is min
utes.
Dumplings
One cup flour, Il teaspoon salt,
Ia teaspoons baking powder, II
cup milk. 2 tablespoons melted
butter. sift ingredients together.
gradually stir in milk, add butter,
and drop into boiling stew table
spoonful at time.
Miss Burke has a meatless recipe
that provides good protein at low
cost, will be welcomed by house
wives who find the rising price of
meat too much for their budgets.
RICE AND NUT LOAF
(Serves TO 81
One-hslf cup uncooked brown
rice, l egg. 4 tablespoons chopped
parsley, l cup soft bread crumbs.
l cup chopped nuts, n cup melted
butter.
Cook rice in water until soft.
Stir in well-beaten egg. Thoroughly
mix nuts, chopped parsley, crumbs.
Add to rice. Season with salt and
pepper to taste. Bake in moderate
oven $3.50 deg. F. for hour.
Basic with melted butter several
times. Serve with an egg sauce.
Egg Sauce
Two tablespoons butter. table
spoons flour, IL cups milk, 2 hard
cooked eggs, l tablespoon parsley.
Melt butter in saucepan. stir in
flour; when thoroughly blended
add milk which has been brought
TO boil. Season with salt and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Coffee Tip
Is Helpful

II you find that your coffee
loses freshness or becomes rancid
after grinding. try storing it in
your refrigerator.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
EAL STEW WITH DuMPLINGs
(Serves 4 10 81

diced potatoes,
II up dice d
carrots, y cup
chopped celery,
4 cup chopped
onions, y cup
limas or peas, l
bay leaf, l can
tomato sau ce,
Il teaspoon salt
Dredge I he
meat in flour,
brown in hot
fat. Add hot wa
ter, cook slowly
1 hour. A d q
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diced vegetables and sessonings;
continue cooking II hour. Add
tomato sauce, bring TO boil, drop
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Scout Cub Pack II
Will Sing Carols

With the spirit Of Christmas
as the meetings theme and Or.
and Mrs. Frank Madison to lead
the dens in carol singing. Cub
Pack No. ~, b. s. A, will meet
at 7:30 p. m. Friday in the base
ment of Sherman school.
Mayor Harry Cain will make
talk to theb oys, according to Cub
master Eugene Faure.
Toys. which the Cubs have been
building and making as their
project for the past month, Will
be turned in at the meeting for
distribution TO children Of needy
families.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Tacoma Gets
Heavy Rain
NsorlY Two Inches
Recorded Here

lccatlnnea Fran rss. on<l
- ace inches ker the rsrnth 81
nsermbsr n date. fts shove
netnai Even u that ths total
Cor the year - aesc ~ss IA
inches heicw average.
Only cheers came frcm Verne
KsnL superintendent - th> rs-
coma Light syrtssn. About twe
inches ~ rain 81 th< hills above
lAks caishman raised that rk
storage basin % three feet - The
5ss.foot spslllnk level
Helps eisy Light
The hsk caishmsn generators are
running fuil hast T.ccms =
making an ito oen power fnf hu.s
industry and getting along with
almost no purchases frum Seattle
CITY Engineer Carl n. rofsbses
reported shs biggest and deepest
lake 81 So. sstA ard fife. where
the city has no sewers 10 carry
off the water Because ~ ths
lack 81 sewers. however. thai has
happened every winter for years.
Used o. ~ inches ~ water In low
srots 81 shase streets. residents
have become virtually amphihssn.
Tire IAsaslsaes
A waterfront slide 81 asa .. m.
dumped . load ~ xrsvsily clay On
tho road Al the north end Il the
Centennial faoalr mlll. roises
hastily put up warnings. bat sFsf-
tic Wa. snle 70 move without In
terfuptIon. rorsb~es reported an
other slide In Julius guleh. on the
old Seattle highway abovs the
Browns Point road On Stadium
way. al about N. II 81. . reckery
and wood bulkhesd aid down 90
the sidewalk.
Tho state patrols main rsob'
lem Was . low spot on The ruth
bound lane To Olympia just Al
Camp Murray WHARF, water over
flowed the dilehes ana stood I
few inches deep on the Rad
Flares were planted far back 81
tho flooded spot 10 warn driver
against hitting the water ~ hlgl
speed.
psss Cesassssss
Only real flood reported 10 IN
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drain ficcdsra fselsss scuethinE
the engineers csnt a. sad ~
eomnsl>sicn<rs hsa calls -afly N
TIE retrtnx - ditehee e<srfscw-
lnk sntn yards ~ ncr>s 81 rifs.
slcax summit rad ard s<runs
fram Inc Farmland srhect
me ruysiiur river vas carry.
lnF drsft Friday mornlns. irdiest.
u wss moving 40 - ~ n&nsa