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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01
Air Raid Wardens
Will Be Trained

Sixty precinct committeeman.
both Democrats and Republicans.
met at the srmory Thursday
night and discussed plans for the
organization Of air protection
companies.
Air raid wsrdens will be train
ed for blaekout emergencies and
will assist as bomb and fire spot
tiers. should their services for this
work ever become necessary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01
Delay on Leavy
Confirmation Is
Sought by Bone

WASHINGTON n 4 TIE
senate JUDICIARY eommItsss -
tesn ASKED ~ 1 = Sen ilemer :
none = Nashsazion. = hald -
sesion - fhs pemfnAten II Repre-
sentative Charles ~ t<sxY for ~
federal district Asaseshir - rsee=
ma. II sss Fex<siei hess Ffiass
Bone through ~ secretary. H.
s<slif. sssd hls REQUEST slsauld net
- tsksn TO mean that - 10 cr-
posed - issvNs nomlhassun. fss
explained that - mstsss ~sntsss
- h. present ~hsn u cesass uf.
The ssnstcr hss been n Walter
Reed hospital fes nearly s~n
months With = hlr injury. hu, "a.
poets 10 return 10 active duty
within > week 81 10 aarz
President Roosevelt nominated
Lssvy. = Spokane nasn. Tor the
fadgeshlp last week snd he sae.
COMMITTEES VAS - consider nomin.
alton Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01

Toa help yourself when you buy
". y Defence Eond<
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01
Buckley Folk
Give Party
Halloween Stunts
Will Be Taboo

BUCkIEy 80 Buckley business
nnsn. teachers and towns people
joined IN arranging the eighth an
nual Halloween party fer young
people Of Buckley and the sur
rounding towns this Friday night.
An assortment OF witches and
ghosts vii assemble st the high
school I seven O'Clock fer the pa
rsde down Main st. Prizes for the
best costumes VII be awarded in
the auditorium OF the high school
and q program Of games. music
and dancing numbers will precede
the showing OF free motion pic
ture. There will be hot dogs for
al in the school cafeteria.
Grsndmatron Visits
The official visit OF olivv ID.
Ollie. grand mstron Of the grand
chapter Of Washington. o. +. s,
vas the occasion Of a specia,
meeting Of Mt. Rainier chapter No.
81. o. f. s. "Wednesday evening
Other grand officers were present.
rs well a. presiding officers of
Laurel chapter. Black Diamond.
Mrs. Orville Brown and Mrs.
Winfield Hackmsn were courtesy
candidates for initistory work.
with NJ. +. Olene as soloist for
the ceremony. A short program
Was arranged by Mrs. l.. c. Rich.
Douglas Workman played two
violin numbers and NJ. E olene
sang a group OF songs Both were
accompanied by Mrs. Harry Whit
more. Mrs. +. G. Peterson gave
4 group Of readings
Lunch was served by Mesdsmes
II. Whitmore. +. Venzke. T. T.
Riggs. oluf Lund and Ralph Court
ney.
Tea Hostesses
Mrs. Bill koenig and Mrs. Joe
AcCutcheon were hostesses this
week AT a silver tea for members
and friends OF the Flower club at
the Mccutcheon home Presiding
at the tea table were Mrs. Frank
Clogston and Mrs. =. Allen.
DR.. and Mrs. ID. X. Bell Of Ia
coma lectured and showed eolored
motion pictures of Mexico at the
Noman's Musical and Literary
club this week Musical numbers
were supplied by Douglas Work
man, accompanied at the piano by
Mrs. Harry Whitmore. Miss Eliza
beth Little. Miss Kathleen West
wood and Mrs. W. J. Meats COM
prised the hostess committee.
sixty-fiw Theta Rho girls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01
After 40. 900 Licenses.
Decides 10 Try Marriage

VANCOUVER. Wash. - Ms
France. Hidgon. who has assured
~sme 90 200 marriage licenses 81
this little Cretas Crsen ~ the
west, Friday decided 10 retire and
see what married life Va. actually
like.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01

girls entertained their 'el-
low "Nisei" who ore serv-
ing in Uncle SONS ormy.
Both Nlsei boys ond other
soldiers who we're invited
with them mixed enthusi-
osticoIIy OF the dinner Wed
nesdoy night OF Odd Fellows
holl, and OF the donce which
followed il were equolly
popular with girls OF the
Joponese American Citizens
leosue. Toeouo ond Volley
CHOPPERS OF the JACL. oided
by pore enterioined
ground $50 soldiers os their
port in the city's noflonol
defense week Al the top, os
the boys ond girls tucked
owoy O Joponese dinner,
Privote Chorles Simpson OF
Comeron, Mo, member OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01

Junior Odd Fellows and friends
attended a masquerade Tuesday
evening at the |. o. o. p hall.
The Marion Ladies Country club
met Tuesday at the home OF Mrs.
George Young and her mother.
Mrs Bernard, for a one o'clock
luncheon, business meeting and
social hour. Saturday evening la
dies of the club are entertaining
their husbands at a Halloween
party at the red Sorenson home.
Cards and games will preoede the
serving of u lunch.
Entertain Clubs
Mrs. c. NJ. johnson entertained
Friday at her home on Boise Creek
with a dessert luncheon and four
tables Of 500 for members OF the
Carnstion club.
o. N. q. club met Wednesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Or
vile Miller.
hesdames Pete Dsmko. Melvin
Wells and Swan swanson Of
Enumclsw. Arnold Franklin, Fred
Larson. Ed Romberg. John Boyle,
Ed Trolson. Fred Romberg, Andy
Yotsko. Fred Hinkleman and Miss
Rose Murphy gathered Friday eve
ming at the home Of Mrs. Ellsworth
Hackman for a masquerade Hal
loween party.
The eleventh birthday AZ Harold
Meter was honored this week
when his mother Entertained for
him and the following group Of
plsymstes: Bobby IAffey. Billy
and Bert Mcconnell, Stanley VIII
Jams, Larry Cilkison. Donald and
Jimmie Grover. Marvin Robinson.
David and Tommy Knapp and
George Whitney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01

Apparently despOndsnt over III
health. hrs Joan Denman. -. Of
252s Fswcett ave. attempted sul-
eide Thursday afternoon BY taking
poison 81 her home. police ssid.
she ~as taken By police ambulance
To 81 JOseph's hospital. where
her condition Friday was reported
satisfactory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-01

company 6, 18th lnfontry,
IS shown deity snoooino q
morSel with ehopstieks. while
Private Mako Akiyomo,
from 6ordenio, Colt. OF
BotteY s, l4oih Field Artil-
ley, who hos manipulated
the tricky eotino tools since
bobyhood. finds fingers
more hondy. Below ore tour
Tocomo Boy Scouts, who
presented the fog OF their
country os the severol hun
dred Nisei soldiers, civilions
ond guests stood OF often
ton. BuoIer IS Tetsuo To-
maxi OF Lincoln high school;
the others. lett TO right. ore
Nobukozu Oyonoei. August
Nokoeowo ond Jimmy Nj
yozoki. oil students OF Nc
Cover Junior high.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
MOVING, PACKING g. sToRAsE.

will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
Ing & Storage Co. GeOrgia l4lb.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
COUNTRY BOARD.


WHOLESOME COUNTRY BOARD in pri-
vate home; quiet cool, ami. mile from
town. Call Mt. Jackson 12-F-30, or write
Lillian Miller. Mt. Jackson. Va.
LARGE YARD, plenty shade; fried chicken.
country ham: 81 wk.; accom-. at once.
Mrs H. S. Bell, Haymarket Va.
RIVER AND MOUNTAIN SCENERY. large
porches. airy rooms, good meals; rates
S12 and S15 Open ali year. Mrs. M. F.
Castleman. Harpers Ferry, w. Va.
RIVERSIDE FARMS--Large, modern home.
screened porches. by river swimming; g.
weekly. Long distance. Mrs. Charles
Burner Woodstock, Va.
CoNONIAL HOME near Skyline dr.. .65
miles D. c.: ami; ideal for family.
Special week end Fried chicken. Va. ham.
WO. 1858 Mr.. NARROW. Linden. Va.
MOUNTAIN REST TOURIST HOME, mod
ern, screened porches: $7 and So vkly;; $2
65s7; cail long dist 7e-R. write Mrs.
O. NJ. Gochenour. xdiuhurg, Va, r. 7. D: 2.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
APARTMENTS WANTED.

YOUNG MAN WISHES TO SHARE APT.
with another Box BEL, Star.
FOR QUIET LADY. FURNISHED ONE
room apartment or room with private
bath; about S35. Box BIOL, Star
ONE OR TWO ROOMS. KIT, BATH FUR
niShed apt. in private home or apt. bldg
in NV. section or nearby suburban; must
be reasonable and available Aug. Is. Box
354-L. Star.
APARTMENT FOR 3 FOR l WEEK:
cool, convenient: prefer housekeeping apt
MISS DAY, Ma. 2114.
BY EMPLOYED MOTHER AND . GROWN
children, unfurnished rooms, kitchen.
inclosed or screened porch; utilities and
refg. furnished. Close to Navy Yard. trans
portation. Reasonable. Ii. 5954-W.
APT. 3 ROOMS OR MORE, OR SMALL
house in vic. Lib Cong. or Amer. Univ.
Couple. DU. 3O16 ewes.
SMALL FURNISHED 2-BED APARTMENT.
private bath. preferably ne, for quiet
ADULTS. BOX 491-D, Star.
BY TWO EMPLOYED LADIES. 2 OR 8
room apt, prefer Sc. or Anacostia; must
YOUNG LADY DESIRES TO SHARE FURN.
apartment, NV. section. own room pre-
ferred; GENTLE. Box BOIL, Star.
TWO ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH. BY YOUNG
price BOX 3os-L. Star. 3.
EMPLOYED COUPLE, FURNISHED APT
Bed, liv. rm., kit, bath; NV. preferred.
WI. 1922 weekdays before 5.
ROOMS, FURNISHED, WITH BATH. IN
Congress Heights: reasonable: by family 2
adults Box 23S-L, Star. 3s
Evening star., 1941-08-03
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNsUR

FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED APT
semi-priyate bath, also room. zoos H st.
NV, third floor.
47l9 CONDUIT RD.-3 ROOMS. ALL
utilities; cool, clean; adults only; S35.
WOODBRIDGE ROOMS. K. NEXT
bath; Frigidsire. sink chw; front back
ent.: util. inc, S36. 1909 R. I. ave. ne
CHEVY CHASE. D. C., y BLOCK CONN.
ave.-Entire floor. gas. elec and refs;
conv. 10 stores, schools etc. EN-. 6237.s
2 RMS. PORCH, WITH USE OF KITCHEN,
dinette. bath, in pvt. apt; reas.: excel.
location. on Col. I'd nr. 17th st. NV.
Ordway 1896.
IL 2nd ST. NE.-BAsEMENT. SECOND
and nrst hoors' ami; Ianitor service;
1904 LAWRENCE ST. NE.-2-RooM
apartment, cont. hot water, auto. gas
RANGE. refg-. hot-water heat Adult. 81
EMPLOYED COUPLE TO SHARE NEW
brick bungalow. furnished or unfurnished
-, S0S King I st.; SILVER Spring. Nd. of Bur
ATTRACTIVE APIS, HIGH-CLAss NEIGH
borhood: some furnished. Car available
on appt MRS. GREEN, Shepherd 512S.
DOWNTOWN H.K. APT.
UNF., S40-FURN., $50.
Modern, freproof. convenient apt. bldg;
elevator. secretarial phone; nicely furn
TOURAINE, 1880 st. NV. DU. $500
Evening star., 1941-08-03
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

DECATUR HEIGHTS. MD.-ENTIRE 1st
f., rooms. bath, unfur.; fireplace, screened
porch, yard; ideal high location: close TO
schools and trans; heated; $3.50. WI.
3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS: NO CHILDREN.
3S2l s. sth st., Arlington, Va
WANTED-A COUPLE TO SHARE A 6-RM.
furnished house with another couple. Call
CHI. 1145 before 5 pm.
1920 N. VERMONT ST, ARL.-2 WELL
bus: adults Ok 22o2eJ. Sun. .'' or ewes eve i''
RIVERDALE, Md BRIGHT, CLEAN
rms, kitchenette, bath; furn utilities
pifd24f pTef s4o IVA va shads ads yard emDl couple
furnished: entire 2nd floor good location
Aug. 5th to Sept. sth; s4s. Phone Hyatts-
SPACIOUS 2-RooM FURNISHED APT,
available. Aug, IS to Sept. Is. Chestnut
ROOMS, BATH, PVT. ENT.; PORCH.
net sink, elec. refg.:. linen cabinet; all
asv Ese ii 'ah Sc s3soss TX fS N0l0S come
bath, furnished. S45 CH. 4729.
UNFURNIsHED.. 3 Rooms, HEAT GAS,
ELECTRICITY inclggded; $40 mo-; bus l block
Falls Church 2242.
BETHESDA, MD-ENTIRE End FLOOR,
unfur;.. 8 rooms kitchen, bath; Kelvina.or.
ARLINGTON. 2OO9 NO. KENMORE ST
Nicely fur. rms, bath kitchenette; three
tnDoseitsi tfa%sei $50. Se Ok. S54s.
ARLINGTON. 5 MIN. MEMORIAL BRIDGE:
new apt: 3 exp; furnished; 3 rooms and
bath; cont. hot water; near buses. G,eoe
0O66.
370I COLUMBIA PIKE, ARLINGTON
Furnished; large bedroom. kitchen; ami:
on bus line: 15 minutes downtown; genttles.
RTvERDALE-3 LARGE, COOL ROOMS,
adults; S45 includes utilities. WA. s457
% LINCOLN AVE. TAKOMA PARK, MD
"a rooms. kitchen, bath; S39.5O. Can
So OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RM., BED
rm., dinette. kitchenette and bath; new
stef' steiy. j. j WESLEY BUCHANAN, cH I84i
EVANSVILLE = NEW APIS, READY
about Aug l5. Lovely 3 rms elec Kit M bath.
Vo won't keepMseiect yours now. Located 5
blks west of Citizens Bank. Riverdsle, on
West Madison ave. or call WA. l111.
SEPTEMBER LIB ROOMS, K. AND
b., cross ventilation; utilities included. lady
emplqyesd Reasonable, References Box
Ist FLOOR: PVT. ENT.; ON BUS LINE
Forestyille, Md Unf; 4 rooms. bath; ga
rage. Phone Cap. HEIGHTS s0l-W-4. y
1920 N IIth ST. ARLINGToN-UNFUR
nished, living room, bedroom, dinette, kitch-
en-. bath: second floor; new brick home: !
block TO bus. 3'
LEXANDRIA-SUBLET FROM AUG. Is
or before to Oct. /. living room, bedroom
kitchen. bath; SOL so mo-; adults only: nc
pets. Temple 4797. 3'
FIRST FLOOR. COMPLETELY FURN.;
chw., pvt. bath, entr.: heat, light ano
eas; IA block car, bus; adults. Hyattsville
SILVER SPRING, MD.-UNFURN. . RMS.
kit, bath, $40 so. Conv. stores, bus and
schools. r. D. STIMSON, realtor,, MA
Evening star., 1941-08-03
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ATTRACTIVE FURN. APT. ? RMS,
bath: elec. kitchenette. pvt; entrance. nre-
only; S37 80. Glen Echo. WI. 364s.
NEW 3-ROOM APT. COMPLETELY FUR.
nished. al utilities, Frigidaire, heat, light
ave. Takoma Park, Nd.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
ApARTMEkTs SUB. WANTEp.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
FLATS FOR RENT,

S32 .50-11l7 D ST. NE.
81 b.. h. ". h,
S35-133 10th ST. NE.
3 r, b. including h.w.h.
10 H St. NE NEWSOM. Ii. 201
Evening star., 1941-08-03
BURLINGTON HOTEL,
NEW DON CARLOS.

e0o7 o ST. DUPONT CIRCLE. NO. 1850.
NEW FURNTTURE-75 CLEAN ROOMS
3 Tub and Shower Baths on Each Floor!
Phone in each room, large closets; maid
service; elevator; benches on roof!
Rates NOT Increased-Inspect Todayl
ST. 80 day, SS25 week. S32 so mo. up.
Take Bus to Goth and O-or 20c Taxi.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1919 both ST. NW.-BEDR., TWIN BIDS.
liv. rm.. kit. bath, Frigidaire piano; cool;
reas.; exc. for married couple. MI. 290s.
CoNGENIAL GIRL TO SHARE 1-RoOM
Republic 2646, Apt. 602.
GEORGETOWN, 31O4 p ST. ROOMS,
kitchen, back yard, Frigieaire, s35 mo-;
adults.
215s CALIFORNIA ST. N.W--APTs LIv.
room, large kit, dinette, Frigidaire' large
closets; also room. Ho. 0353.
1880 BURKE ST. SE.-APT. FURNISHED.
for rent: / room, studio and kitchen; new
home; Frigidaire, gas. electricity, hot water,
auto. heat; S32.50 mo. "
BEAUTIFUL STUDIO LIVING ROOM. PVT.
st. NV Phone HO. 7910.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH.
Frigidaire. furnished; $50 per month. Ap-
ply at 222 u 18th place ne.
1904 MONROE ST. N:w;-N1cELY FURN.'
large room, kit, cont. hot water, Frigid-
aire sink $1,000 month.
GIRL TO SHARE LARGE, COOL APT.
4402 Jenifer st. NV, Apt. 1, just of Wis
consin ave.
1901 NEWTON ST. NW.-MT: PLEASANT
car. One attractive room. kitchen. semi
pvt. bath: utilities furn: cool: S35. %
NEAR 18th AND COL. RD.-3 RMS, KIT,
bath. completely furnished, $500. For
appointment. Di 6s39
61sE ST. NE ATTRACTIvELY FURN
rms. modern, Frigidaire, phone. ConV.
transp.
WITH /, OR 3 GIRLS: CONVENIENT
to downtown. MISS DAY, MA. 2114.
1910 18th ST. NV LARGE RIM.
kit, private bath; also l large rm., kit.'
Frigidaire. End floor, nr. bath.
Mr.. CAPITOL, 632 A ST. Me- LARGE
room, kitchen. pvt. bath, 1st fr.. nicely
furn.; suit. 3 or adults.
5226 ILL. AVE. N.W.-2-RM. OUTSIDE
apt; 'Frigidaire, lights and gas me-
FAREWELL. $500 18th ST. NV.
large rooms, kitchen, dinette. bath;
elevator.
/ (OR MORE) RM.. S4.
81 Randolph pl. NV, at R and No. Cap.
-Refg. See apt. mgr. or phone. -
! OR 2 ROOMS AT S4.
2116 o ST. NV. - Refrigerator; free
phone; airy: SO. exposure; well furnished.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE.

UT-oF-ToWN OWNER WILL SACRIFICE
small cooperative apartment FURNISHED If
desired; residential; convenient buses,
stores; cash or terms. Box b6-L, Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-03

1OLl hHN I yin - l.. NV
Dining room, living room, bedrooms,
kit, and bath; So so
GOSS REALTY CO.,
1885 Eye St NV Ma. 1858.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
rABIt BOARD

1852 PERRY PL. Gust on 14th)-Eat at
Conservatoire, international delicious
meals. SOC: weekly rates; music; all lam
guages improve your foreign conversation.
1928 N ST. NW.-Good home-cooked
food: two meals, $50 per month. ME. 6626.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
1902 10th NV.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED
(Continued.)

ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.
FREE SERVICE-SAVE TIME.
Guest Homes Associated, at
Washington Room Exchange,
with 300 well-located homes,
offers single, double and group
rooms, some with running water,
private bath. A director with car
shows available space free to
potential guests. Phone Columbia
1850. Sunday service.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
JUSI OPENED:
THE CHURCHILL

173S-174O ST NV
so rooms, all with running water, elec-
trio fans, Venetian blinds, new furniture;
near shower bath; single, S65 and SS so
weekly: twin bedrooms $40
Evening star., 1941-08-03

1923 MONROE ST. NV. Mr.. 14th
and Park I'd. center. Furn. Groom
apt. outside rms. paneled liv. rm.,
mod kitchen. elec. refg. Utilities
incl. Restricted. No children, no
pets. Res. mgr.
Evening star., 1941-08-03

8 ROOMS. sEMI-BATH: ELEC. RETRO.
eleg., gas; S36 month. 70S 9th st. ne.
Phone Lincoln 2637-J.
Evening star., 1941-08-03
pn0As ElIRN & uNEURN.

LARGE, CLEAN front or side room, OF
both, empl only; $50 mo. eacn' . hincL
refined adults; no other roomers' ISnns
14th st. cars; 90 min. town -9@ .92.
Evening star., 1941-08-03

MT. PLEASANT. 1913 Hobart st.-Cool,
2nd fl. suit. for quiet gentleman, in adult
family: conv. cars bus.
1875 CONN. AVE.-Well-ventilated studio
rm. for gentleman: walking distance.
Refs. Inspect 90. Call at 1888 Conn.
ave NO SS56
Evening star., 1941-08-03
GORDON HOTEL,

On beautiful 10th ST., between Eye and x
Single rooms from $3.50 weekly: double
with twin beds and running water from
Sll weekly: excellent dining room.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-11

Automobile Dealers Honor Oficiols - A
magnificent silver trophY-given as token
OF the appreciation Of the initiative. cour-
age and leadership that inspired the
pioneering and phenomenal success OF the
Dodge All-Fluid Drive-wos presented to
Dodge Officials by dealers OF the Com
punY. Pictured above. Frank ! Edwards.
Dodge Milwaukee dealer. presenting All
Fluid Drive trophy to Dodge President VIM
]. ONeil and Vice-PEesident Forest Il Akers
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-11

Well! Well! Well! Lytle is
still betting on the weather.
Thanks for the cigarettes, pal.
Theodore Kemp got "skunked"
Tuesday which is news. No
bass, no bites and no fish.
Bill Hughes caught some nice
small sunfish and such small
catfish, or should we say kitten.
X x
Herman Luckner and Elmer
Lawson went to Lake Erie to
show the boys some real fishing.
They picked a spot where they
had to carry the boat three
blocks to get it where they could
row it and then gave up with
out wetting a line. Why drive
to Lake Erie to do that stunt
when they can do it at home.
Frank Bader took the gill
prize last week for the longest
One-IA 1ncheS.
Well, I won the catfish prize
last week. Nary a soul caught
a "cat". Thanks boys, you are
so kind.
The lake level came up about
two inches after the rain last
Friday. 1t sure makes it swell.
Saturday the wind was blow
ing hard-so no fish, no fish
ermen and no quarters.
The wind doesn't matter much
to Charley Tanner. He just
loves to be rocked around even
if he don't catch any.
Was up to the picnic Sunday
attending the the Sportsman's
meet. Punched a lot of holes in
the ozone. No prizes.
Art Ingold's foot slipped Sun
day and once again he's in.
Even if the rain did bring the
lake waters up, Art thought they
should still be little higher.
Ray Bolts from the Ohio Pow
er was out the other day, break
ing fly rods again. Says it is
fish doing it but | calls it lilly
pads.
O.. w. Hilleary of Rt. l, Han
over, who is renting Wayne Col
lier's cottage this week took
away the gill" prize with a g.
incher. 1t was the first time he
ever used a fly rod.
Carl Evans of Thornville got
the catfish this week with a
1874 -incher. Good luck, again
boys.
Saw Walter Tracy and his
crew of "bulldoggers" the other
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-11

Silent Circle of The Kings
Daughters met in the home of
Miss Mazel Metz in East Main
street, Tuesday, Sept. 9.
Try a Newark Leader Want Ad!
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-11

day, and l will say that with
the help of a half dozen other
boys, who came around, that they
finally took my cork under. |
didn't quit, just retired for
time to heal up the sore spots.
The Columbus boys were out
in full force again Sunday, try
ing for a prize fish, but all they
took home was headache from
too much sun.
AL Ankele has been puffed up
quite a bit the last few days.
Yes, he caught four (4) bass
Sunday.
The boys are certainly inquis-
tive. All of them want to know
why | installed a fire plug on
my landing.
National Dog Week
Here a notice that might in
terest you dog lovers.
Ohio spOrtsmen were urged to-
day to observe National Dog
Week, Sept. 21-27 by Commits
sioner Don Walters of the Ohio
Division of Conservation and
Natural Resources.
"Ohio hunters have found that
the use of hunting dogs in the
field decreases the number of
lost birds and animals thereby
assuring the hunter of his bag
and saving much game that
would otherwise be shot to make
up for game lost" Mr.. Waters
said.
"The ever-increasing use of
dogs in field trials of all kinds
also furnish hunting sport with
out the loss of game stock. Peo-
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-11
Free Theater
Tickets

T .OOK for your name hid
den among the ads in the
Newark Leader Classified
Guide. If it is there, come
to the Leader office, 171a w.
Main Street, and receive two
tickets for the Midland thea
tire, given with the compli-
ments of the merchant in
whose ad your name appears.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-11
Ditch Repair May
Be Charged To
Property Owners

Cost Of cleaning and repalrlng
county bitches, drains or water
courses, after division and allot-
ment of working sections has
been made, may be assessed
against benefited property with
out further notice or hearing to
the property owners, Attorney
General Thomas J. Herbert held
in a ruling to Thomas j. O'Con-
nor, Lucas county prosecutor.
Notice and hearing is required
only to determine the share each
property is to bear of the cost
when division and allotment of
working sections are made.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-11
WOmen's Apparel
Wage Order In
Effect Sept. 29

Especial to the Newark Leader)
CLEVELAND. O.-More than
1000 workers in Ohio will re-
ceive wage increases from 35 to
40 cents an hour Sept. 20, when
the new minimum wage order
covering the women's apparel
industry becomes effective, it
was estimated this week by Grace
C. Glascott, regional director of
the Wage and Hour division, U.
S. Department of Labor.
Workers in the immediate
Cleveland area will feel little di-
rect benefit from the wage or
der, Miss Glascott explained, be-
cause plants in this territory
have been paying higher mini
NUNS for some time.
However," she pointed OUT,
"the order will lessen the COM
petitive disadvantage suffered
by local concerns resulting from
lower wages being paid in other
sections of the country"
LOOK FOR YOUR NAME
SEE A MOVIE SHOW FIRE.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-11
HANOVER
CBy EILEEN GALRRAITH)

Mrs. Bertha Nethers and Mrs.
Nellie Smith were callers Sun
day afternoon on Mrs. Belle
Baughman and Bertha Shack
lette.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 3. Deeds at
tended the Hartford fair, Friday.
Mrs. Delphia Elliott called last
Monday on Mr.. and Mrs. L. C.
Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lothes at
tended the Beekeepers picnic at
Moundbuilders park Sunday.
Miss Joan Mardis was a recent
guest of Mary Ellen Osborne.
Don Askins who is in training
in Oregon is spending a weeks
furlough with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Askins.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-11

pie particularly interested in
field trials are our greatest con-.
servatnnists because it is the
chase rather than the kill that
attracts them"
The 1941 slogan of National
Dog Week, which has organized
committees in over 300 American
cities is, every dog needs a
good home."
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-11

Jack Mardis spent Thursday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Baughman.
Mrs. Cora Hoyt spent Thurs
day with her daughter, Mrs. d.
w. Galbraith.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Wright were
guests Saturday of A. T. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henderson,
and children spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Patton.