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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
Music Events
Scheduled

A BUSY MONTH IL planned
for the Monday Musicale. with
three meetings scheduled. Two
makeup" meetings, featuring
programs cancelled earlier In
the year, will be held, when
Reva Betha and Cyril Wezemael
appear.
Miss Retha, Detroit harpist,
will present her program in the
Community Room of the Mount
Clemens High School on Nom
day evening. Feb. 10 at eight
o'clock. She will be assisted by
Glenn Lewark. bass, who will
be accompanied by Mrs. Lew
ark.
Members will be privileged
to bring two guests each to this
long anticipated meeting.
CIVIC LECTURE
Cyril Wezemael, soloist, and
Emory Weiss, violinist, whose
Jan. 10 appea. ance on the Civic
Lecture Series was postponed
because of illness will present
their program on Monday. Feb.
"a, in the high school auditor
ium. at eight o'clock.
PECULIAR MEETING
The Monday between these
two dates, Feb. II, the Monday
Musicale will hold Q regular
meeting, called The South Am
erican Way" at the home of Mrs.
Herman Beck, Church street.
Mrs. Royal McKinstry is to be
chairman of the program.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
GSCamp Plans
Outlined

TROOPS have already signed
up for dates for early GUNNER
camping. il was revealed last
evening. when the camp COM
mittee Of the Girl Scout Council
entertained leaders of the troops
at a dinner meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Paul w. Mckee, COM
missioner.
At least one hike a month
is being planned for each troop,
in preparation for the camping
experiences of the summer.
Brownies will have their own
weekend camping plans.
The entire outdoor program
for Girl Scouts was discussed at
the meeting, at which there
were a. persons present. The
camp committee, hostesses of
the evening, is composed of Mrs.
Sydney Tinker, chairman. and
Mrs. Walter G. Fenton, Mrs.
Richard Sullivan. and Mrs. e.
T. Nunneley. Mrs. Nunneley
was unable TO attend last eve
ing's meeting because of illness.
SCOUTS OWN
Scouts Own" an: ual Girl
Scout service, Is to be held next
Sunday in Zion Evangelical
church at four o'clock. Parents
and friends are invited to at
tend, when Brownie fly.rps will
take place. A speaker will ad-
dress the gathering.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
Formal Induction PlanIS
at -CoIorfuI Ceremonies

MORE THAN 30 GIRLS will
be taken into Mount Clemens
High schools Girl Reserves to-
morrow evening when formal
initiation services are held in
Zion Evangelical chYgch at eight
o'clock.
Yolanda Van Beversluy. presi-
dent Of the organization, will
conduct the service, assisted by
Nancy Lewark, service chair
man..
Miss Mary Rogers. high school
English teacher, will be the
speaker Of the evening. Jean
Adams, one Of the initiates, will
sing q solo. II Hear Q Forest
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
Skin-Drying Winter Wind Means
Extra fabrication in Facial Care

with upward and outward
strokes. Use the same motions
when applying tonic. powder or
anything else.
II your eyelids are dry and
dull-looking during the winter
months, leave Z little cream on
them while you sleep. Wearing,
. thin Aim Of plain white vase
line on the eyelids will give the
eyes Z faint dewy, attractive ap-
pearance. However, II the va
seine Is applied too heavily. the
eject will be entirely spoiled.
Silk Jersey
NINA PRICE, prominent
American designer, fsvors thin
silk jersey ~ Z fabric for cling
ing gowns. Especially for the
woman who likes one spectacle
lar jewelled spray or clip. Mrs.
Price has designed . dramatic
evening gown Of draped white
silk jersey with . clinging but
rather full skirt. The Space
from hip to bust u moulded 10
the figure. The top u merely
; halter Of the jersey cut very
narrow on one dde and wide on
the other. The narrow side Of
The mont = almoet severed BY
= mammoth jewoljed spray OF
emeralds and bejlljents. For
daytime wear, Mn. Price uses
thin black silh jeroey. with IN
seriously spoeed shirring. tuck
ing or unusual hip drspery.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
Council Of Women to Plan
World Day Of Proyer

OFFICERS of the Mount
Clemens Council Of Church Wo-
men will meet on Friday Of this
week at two o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. Charles Stark, l27 Gal
lup avenue, to arrange the pro-
gram for the World Day of Pray
er, to be held in Zion Evange-
lical church on Feb. %.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
More than 80 Candidates to be Inflated into MCHS Girl Rese
Zone E Rural Teachers
To Meet Thursday, Feb. {

THE FEBRUARY MEETING
of Zone E, Macomb County Ru-
raj Teachers Association, will
be held on Thursday, Feb. 6. at
the Plains School, two and one
half miles west of Utica on the
Auburn road, M-59.
This is to be a potluck dinner
meeting, and each member is
asked to bring his own dishes.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04

ideas on what
Il modest and
what IL innmod-
est.
II some In
ventor g e t s
busy and puts
out electric un-
dies that run on
= small, light
weight battery
--undies may
become outer
garments for
the women OF
the world.
No 70 o ling.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
Baptist SIS Teachers
and Officers Meet

ABOUT 80 teachers and off,
GERS Of the Baptist Sunday
School met last evening at the
home Of the Rev. and Mrs. Har-
old Hayward, Cass avenue.
Judge Neil e. Reid was guest
speaker Of the evening. His sub
ject was THE Need of Christian
Training in the Modern World"
He explained that one Of the es-
sential things In Christianity Is
"sanctified common sense" It Il
a practical thing. and not imag-
mary. he continued. urging that
faith should be 4 live thing. pro-
ducing practical Christianity.
He contrasted most effectively
the amount OF money being
spent today on crime In this
country with the amount spent
on Christian education.
Barbara Hobbies read the de-
votionals, and Frank Mobley ~
ported upon attendance Or "the
''n s. iine; r., So. -, ~.
49,. sus osewes. ne.0eo tnc
.1 s.n coM!i.sss. 0ns WI
next meeting, scheduled tor
March II.
rur ..,..,~. .rr,v>.,
ecn1,I 1coAvN otuIt
St - ~. ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04

That recent trip north Of the
Arctic Circle the United States
Army flyers took in their elec-
'trically heated, undiss may bring
about another change in our
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
Coming Events


HON: Mr.: NJ E w:s's: ics South wilson soa,:1. s
Tues, Feb @Young womens Epspocal League. in Grace
Tues. Feb sst joseph. Guild Of st. Peter. church, a.
the home Of Mrs Paul schOen. 1913 Clair avenue
Tues. FEB: @IooF grocery party in Barron hal. :. pm.
savings Bank. et pm. for pictures BY Russell j. Martin
Of Lansing Bushes, =. meeting and e: q the home of Mrs.
We'd Feb Ipreading classes in 100, Mount Clemens
wed Feb Xix PA. At the school at corner Of
We'd Feb @ Guild Of Presbyterian church, ..
We'd 81: home q Mr. Gerald IS South
at the King: Daughter. Home. at $50 pm.
Elso Sugar Bush road. at pm.
Wed Feb Child Study Club Group q the home Of Mrs.
We'd Feb S-Daiy Club Il the home Of Mr. ana Mrs Morton
W.. winIsles 50 Ahren 9., street st pm 49,,
We'd Feb Lades Missionary Society Of New Baltimore. at
We'd Feb 5-Board Of Directors Of Civic Chorus At the
Tryloff home on Lodewyck with Mrs Anna schanahan.
We'd FEB Eyer Onward cirel. business meeting at Kings
Daughters HON: at PM annual dinner with husbands
wed Feb SDonsd:on Mothers Club. potuek dinner. At
Wed. FEB. S-Mount cismen. lods. No. g. r. and A. M,
regular meeting In Masonic ciubrooms. at 1880 pm.
Wed, Feb s-card party at Of Mrs. Daniel Mer.
rtt II Hubbard avenue 1870 to $50 pm. For the bene-
fit Of Donaldson Mothers Club.
Wed, Feb 5-B. NJ, Junior SSerhood, Ut the home Of
Freda and Sylvia Madorsky, Is woolworth court, at
Wed. Feb S-w.Rc., in WV. hall, At noon.
Wed, Feb. 5-Zope ., Maeomb county Rurs Teachers A.
ISOLATION, Ut Mrs Hazel Jones school North avenue
- ct pm, with supper following
Wed Feb bGames party, sponsored by the Sisters Of st.
Josephh IN the sanitartum lobby. ct $50 pm.
We'd FEB o-rweve Bellies At the home of Jean Jones' 80
oGrl Reserves formal initiation in Zion Evanse
itcai church, at pm Parents and friends invited
Ihurs, Feb 6-Zone y, Macomb county rural Teachers
Association, ut Plains School, two and onehaN miles
west OF Utica on Auburn road, M59. Potluck dinner
Thurs Feb 6-Lhc Club with Mrs Glars Tucker, ct 70
Croker boulevard. st pm.j
Thurs Feb Watehful Circle Of Kings Dsughters the
home OF Mrs John schelinS l2s Market street. at l3o
pm.
Thurs, Feb eCsrnation Club, the home Of Mrs Ralph
Provost 90 Eastman, at pm.
Thurs Feb 0-Ross Club a the home Mrs Bernard Gaps
Union Lake rosd, at pm. -
Thurs Feb. 6-Grs Own Circle al day sewing session. st
the home Of Mrs Clyde Adds i37 Washington avsnue
FRI Feb. 7-Lo0.F initiation In Barron HAIL. q pm
E Feb THesman XIX party at the school corner Of Wolf
road ana Aerpef avenue, ct pm.
Fri- teo T-WCTV coopef1Stvo dinner st tho home Of
Mr1 Tex Richard, 10 Htvsesjde drive st ESQ pm.
IN, Esp. 1913 Fotuck dinnAr meeting IN Masonic
Fri. Feb 7Meetns Of officers Of Mount Clemens Council
Of Church Women. ct TIE home q Ma Charles stark
ls7 Gallup svenus. ct pm.
u III
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04

Praying" ~ pgeee -
will b accompanlo1
Capron. ss \. Z .ss}l l|| ~
All Of the initiat1o Nm
white, and at tn do \
ritual will light candje9 r
Ing entrance iu1o IT, 0
ton. Parents and teio11
Reserves and de iattto1
invited to attend ~ H.
service. Il Il Is b
Those % Be injlio16 q eG s
Jesn Adams, Mary IT,
man, Betty Bellm1
Balas, Doris 0ade. ri M
fert, Laura Burt ~
man. Kay BlonpGye
Breitmeyer, DeotS1c -
Bernadine Cosrey, 131 u
man, Colleen CtgnSinr W y
tina Card. Irene Co1Ji
Cukr, Dorothy ppt1 ~
Duckwitx, Bett4 ~ ' 81
Patricia EuoG1 y
Frede, Mildred ~ Vi ~
lores Fleming Ann 4
ton. Shirley 0o1
Gatxka, Lorraine N
tina Hadad, Ale1n M =
kinia HufttSnn1, 1 s
Selma JacobspA q %
Particia Joheo, @
Wanda Joneo t
Elfnor Kerr, ChafJe
ynski. Il sxss: N H. 4
Virginia Leseh. A. %
drow. Joyce L69t
Leech, Phyllis M
Mighion, Msryixoe z
Maria MuIlin, NoG N
1essie MndorGlgy \
GOOD, Pau1ine 1S11GilI ~
barn PteI3eF I'M
Be3Ay MaletIR1eh
Jsan Randolp AZ lpol
suess, Wanda S0k
Stoeb. l''s & u
Elsie SiswosA n
Edna 1oe oeI1 M
Ethel 9toWoSt Nh
Janis WI3ljo
son, IsoheIj6
V11aS 49, - w. a. {<S
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
Human Bridge Exercises Take
Kinks Out Of Your Back Muscles

WEST POINT Y-Here two that will make you the life
the parythe human bridge" they will call aren't
CAREFUL they TO walk ut least stand the bridge
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04

showed costumes Of the Hindu
and Mohammedan. Both Sisters
leave shortly for missionary
work In India. They were intro
duced by Miss Marie DAILY. pro-
gram chairman.
Rev. Father Harold Rose
brook OF st. Louis parish next
appeared on the program, and
talked on Michigan history. The
early history Of the state. he de-
clared. 70 one Of trade and agri-
culture. The Rev. Father Gabriel
Richard was influential In early
education in the state. Fr. Rose
brook told his audience Of near
ly 100 that he considers Jesuit
Relations" the most accurate
book on the history Of Michigan.
BUSINESS MEETING
At the business meeting which
followed the program, Mrs. John
Otto Smith was named dele
gate TO the deanery meeting. to
be held In Port Huron on Tues
day, March 4, Mrs. william Muir
ply was made alternate.
Mrs. Smith, chairman Of the
Youth committee Of meow, re.
ported rapid Roadway has been
made In this movement In st.
Peters parish. Officers and a
board Of directors have been
named and q program of activi-
ties II expected to get underway
before long.
Mrs. George John, chairman
Of the discussion groups, re-
ported that she has received
every cooperation In her ef-
forts to establish more Of these
groups.
WESTMINSTER GUILD Of
the Presbyterian church will
meet tomorrow evening at the
home Of Mrs. Gerald Lozen, is
South avenue, at eight o'clock.
Virginia F. Miller will be assist
ant hostess.
A REGULAR MEETING Of
the Order Of Eastern Star will
be held on Friday evening, in
Masonic hall 1t $50 o'clock,
when potluck dinner will be
served.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
Mum and Poppy Club

ST. LOUIS Mum and Poe
Club met last evening q g.
home Of Mr., and MrA cjGrsne4
Dubsy on Rathbone ytrues. sxg
the host and hostess veee VII
ners Of prizes. 0eoFDe Speor
won the ho,ass prisss s.
The next meeting q ~
group Will at the honso, q ".
and Mfs. !, W. rulJO, m 49,
inson strsst 1t sigh( - pk t!9
Feb. II. q q
Ring Mold &:
MAKE 4 Ausd r.
cooked Uecoecnk
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04


cars replaced chilly busgies, and
central heating usurped the
place of inadequate fireplaces,
women exchanged their numer-
Gus and bulky petticoats for
wisps of silk.
MODEsTY STANDARDS
STILL ARE CHANGING
Then when girls really learn
ed how to play sports-and not
just play at them-sports clothes
became briefer and briefer. Each
time that women discarded
some Of their clothing, or re-
duced the essential pieces in
weight or bulk-we changed our
standards Of modesty.
So, II q brief little undie,
heated by electricity, will keep
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02

departments control will have
capacity Of 1879 seq kilowatts BY
Jan. l. lessening the danger Of an
acute shortage in the west.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02
N either Side Wins
In Damage Action

No damages ver. awarded n
either Mrs Vernita Jones or the
Portland Seattle Auto Freight.
Inc. by a jury which returned =
verdict late Monday night in the
four-day trial before Judge Joseph
A. Asllsry. However. a verdict IN
favor Of Carl Pardus for tt75
against the auto freight company
was returned
Mr.. Jones vas suing for ap-
proximatsly i42.5o0 for personal
injuries ard damages caused by
the death of her husband in q col
hsion At 18th and Pacific In Aug
ust. 1870 Jones was driving a
car owned by Pardue
Mr. and Mrs Jam.s Bernard.
who were riding in the same ear
with the Jones. were awarded
Judgment Of 5000 sKainst the
auto freight company IN . cas-.
tried before Judge Fred q. Re
mann In January. The case has
been appealed TO tho suprsms
court.
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rse~~. rf~s. srset.i casr.se~aa.st
GLASGOW. seesiana IT, traat
VI snd sslmcn IN l.neh f.ssmend
afs willy. ard vcup~ never wsfs a
landing one until - actually n
ths bat
The scot Vas slth caught fxs
- NJ ore. and after thFes hours
~ rewsd 20 shore ard eeaasf to
ever a wood flrs
rs name Vas James sdsns. snd
sitting around that FIRE IN ne
drirsle They esu scotch nass
which 10 something Ike whst esll.
fornians call high dew snd which
can mean any 6owrpour n n ten
inches. you wouldn't have guessed
the man had iost Ms nom. the
week hsfcrt
German plane. haa descended
upon Glasgow two nights in . ~
that week. when ths mem sss
clear and brilliant. ard only after
dropping thousands - inesnalsries
and hundreds ~ high explosive.
ShIeh damaged Thousand. ~
homes did they leave the stricken
srss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02
Boards May Defer
Men Is or Older

WARRINGTON Haa-~ n<ms-
sr.fie Leader Jeha y. azcarm.rs
- Massachusetts. aaaa.v ..k-d
sslsesis~ services hnsr<f< = s-f>r
nen - ye.rr sna asss~r p~nslnr
hous~ sctinn ~ l<xislstlan n Eh~f
emf
BE ssia th~ hili -prnhanly wuuzx
- PASSED ~ fhs hos.~ xsfaln va
weeks snf inslaetloa - - sitter
nen 400 weaid work - N h..f
hardship At present - n<n
fFoa - - IS iueIassx< sr~ ~.
iset - Military sutY.
s~isetive ssFxies slf<zss 80
issued crdess n real ensFs< y
gisfsr men wbe are rsfrssH ~ wn-
hase other depsndeats rA< -
ficssneY IN thr msnrn~er r~<<rsusr
= expected n - ntl<d lsfx<fS ~
the estimated 80 coo yazsHr m~n
e'na Rave r~srn~s THAR sist sftn-
asy ssnrs the fsFst a.d.y at o<L
IA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02
Scots Leave Bomb Smashed
Cities 10 Trek Over Moors
and Fish in Loeb Lomond

szeh sahnsth. ne rxu-ias - sesIak
people from the city eesna On
fgos ard 90 Hieyeis. my raexe
2 lasEew out aioun fhe ruad
- AheffnYie whlsh swings past
axes ard thfuuEh ~ Dukes 49,
sna thea hsck - Glasgow sgasa
nefnfs ths was. the saaasY -
esias vas aiHsost Mas movement
- Glssxows young ~. nuxs
sssf - not - hik Aust - n
is.te- is,yesfoid hefs sna xifis
40 made ur most - ~ hsksfs
sFs either 10 ths services - aalaK
souie other sind ~ waf Nnfk. Ard
that 4 why vga Sc - many -.
nees and rcWnoats stored aianx ths
shores n Lcch tomund Tns owns
80 are IN ths services .sa ths
many eanes and sailing elun. ara
~ ionEef fiourishing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02

Buy L. e. Bonds and save,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02
Actions in Divorce

fntsrlocuiory DEGREES ~ divorce
we're or tls At tho county clerk >
office Tuesday 10 George from
lola Dsils Csidos Milton ". from
Rhsa Coleman. fixing q property
settlement ard giving custody ~
ipo minor children. on. % each
party In N. action. Margaret from
Harry " Holmlund. Eivng Gus
tody n two minor children. On. %
each party of the action.
Final DEGREES were filed n Edgar
NJ from Verna Emily shuxars
Mildred from Rodney Deckard.
Anna from Carl A. Andersen
Marion from Wiifrsd Dsnnstt
Edna from Fred schultz.
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u. S. Fiscal Year
Ends; Debt Huge

WASHINGTON Ths lpai -.
al yssr ended Monday xIfh tns
government deeply IN TIE - faf
TIE iith consecutive YEA - fhs
national debt close q SO GO 90 ?
ooo
steadily increasing defense costs
sere pushing the debt higher saeh
dsy Administration leaders -
peeted defense prodaetien. ~
hence spending. "a Increase stnl
faster Ia the new year.
Many record figures
Wsrs written In rsd m IN ne
treasury ledgers during re -
i months. and Administration
leaders said the 1871 figures sseald
b dwsrfed BY 1919 spending
Major cause fnF administration
concern ~ the end ~ the fiscal
year Vas the failure ~ sxpendl-
lures u reach the budget ct.
mates indicating a lsE in defense
production. Although final ng-
ures viii no, be available far .ev.
sral days. 1871 spending was -.
neoied n Approximate 81. 500
600 ooo. as compared "a the ia
so2 600 600 which had been hud.
geted The administration blamed
the decreased expenditures IN
strikes and failure q Industrial
management to expand production
as rapidly - possible.
Total expenditures for 1871
we're expected 10 about equal the
1918 World war figures Of ia
6s7 600 GOO. For the new fiscal
year. the budget bureau estimated
spending at So. 600 0oo. 600 de-
pendent somewhat on whether de.
Tense industries can Increase their
production.
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sor CAN FoR.Vr
a LOT OF THINGS

JAMES ADAM lost his son.
" during tho second night ~ that
blits hut. no said. ma family
snd fishing tackle wsr. al safe in
the wee Anderson shslter
They moved In with friend. the
next day, VIM lived In another
part ~ tho city. And because his
small clothing store remained IN.
tact. he didn't hsv. n Apply -
the government for help In ssep
CONS.
But u had nssn such = week ~
stress that Adam had decided ~
take his tackle out u Ioeh In
mond ard spend the day rlshinr.
Which was . good idss. because
around the shores OF this lake.
which 10 some n miles long. and
reminds you ~ Lake Arrowhead
In California except that ths sur.
rounding hills and mooriand are
less rugged. you can forget a lot
Of things. The war. for one. And
that's just what = lot Of other
Adamsss were doing for a snort
day or two.
There we're small tents and snin
uailers along the shore. which runs
parallel n the road that Kos. 10
Joch kstrins. the setting If Sir
Walter scotts Lady ~ the Lake"
some men were In nos,s fishing
some bist sat on shor. win their
families and looked out over the
water.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02
Rainfall Short
For Six Months

Tscoms IL asa niche. short ~
rainfall for the FIRST SIN months
iaai. the 4. s. weather bureau re.
ported Tuesday
Total precipitation here sines
first Of the year has been 1907
inches
Junss rainfall amounted 10 -
inches. an excess Of az inch.
Light rain along the coast l.
forecast for Tuesday night and
Wednesday.
Temperatures for the remainder
Of the week will be slightly above
normal. There viii he generally
fair weather. hut considerable.
eloudiness In tho mornings.
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Fort Lewis Soldier
Robbed by Friend"

AndTslF DflEFI F0rt L@NIa 81
der. Nss robbed - - nanaay
midn ghf BY man whom hs took
for = friend
A. io~sf Broadway tavern |.
til. hssvY-ss man offered -
shoN Driasl shsrs = catch ths
DIS 'or Port Lsvia.
Wien they approached /. vacant
~ near 18Th and Commsres s,s
NJ stranger lunRsd On MIN from
oshind. stunning him ionE enough
u obtain m. money ard ssesp.
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A WAY To ESCAPE
"BONR NEIROsIs.

.OccAsfoNALLY a small Frour
" 81 mixers In kilts would leave
tho dsffodiI-linsd rad they had
been detsrminsdly walking along
and cut down through the scnib
trees 10 the lake shore. Then.
after a few minutes Of collecting
stray bits of WOOD. you'd see wood
smoke coms curling up over ths
trees.
James Adam said this vas how
The average Scot ~ Glasgow 80.
capped having what war xons doc
tors call bomb nsurosi# by TAD.
ing long hikes out through the
mooriand country OF by fishing In
some beautiful nitis lake. IN. scot
q able 10 remain cornpistsiy nor
NAL
Adam. FOR sxampls. said he often
put on his kits. when fishing sas
out Of season. and vent for long
walks out across the meors. n IT
fAined. 80 mUrh the better. Dor
thu rain u seldom driving and al
though you can become soAksd 10
the skin. yo, get feeling Of rom.
pis's clssnnssa and rsusf, ne .ald.
which remains for DAYS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02
Elks 10 Hear Cain

Mayor Harry ? Cain ALI speak
a. the "Wednesday sysnlns msstink
u Tacoma Eiks. having - hls sab.
Jet. "indspsndsscs Day Message
After THIS week Wednesday even
inz meetings ~in b. discontinued
faf the fsu1zIndss II ~. anaafh.
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Power Shortage
Not Too Severe
Will Not Hamper
Defense Plants
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - The foreign
policy association Monday report-
81. after survey that a power
shortage severe enough 10 hamper
defense production is improbable.
John c. Dewilde. defense econ
omy expert. said that in the next
two years record volume Of gen
Grating capacity is scheduled for
installation.
Adjustment Of problems Of
power supply is greatly comph-
ostsd by the acrimonious relations
which have long existed between
the federal government and priv
ate utilities. he said.
Suspect ENaggeration
The latter now suspect the gov
eminent Of deliberately exaggerat-
inr the prospect Of power short
tsges In order to encroach further
IN private enterprise, while federal
power authorities accuse the power
companies Of shortsightedness in
opposing government regulation
end hydro-electric development"
Dewilde warned that continued
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conflict between the two "can
only leopsrdize the national de-
Tense effort
Meanwhile. Secretary Of Interior
Harold L. lckes reported that
power plants operating under the
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fHIKf SUNDAY
EsTEHrAI> NIsT

ptr thsrss more 70 thia seot.
- tan outdoor lifs than mare ss-
cape. TIA ths ohisf entertainment
On . Sunday, there b~inx no mo-
ton pictures In Glasgow On that
day.
80. shortly after daylight on
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JUSTICE NAMED

Robert Sohwah was appointed
justice ~ the peace OF the Buck
iey precinct IN resolution adopted
~ the county commissioners
Tuesday.