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Evening star., 1942-07-19
Lillian Lohmeyer,
H. F. Lunenburg
Wed Wednesday

The marriage of Miss Lillian Lob
meyer of Evansville. Ind, to Mr.
Henry Frank Lunenburg Of this city
took place Wednesday at the First
Evangelical and Reformed Church.
The Rev. F Nelson Schlegel off,
ciated. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E..
Hengreu, son-in-law and daughter
of the bridegroom, acted as wit
nesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lunenburg will be
at home at 1910 Quincy street NV.
after the first of August.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Washingtonians
At Sea Island

Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Weitzel
have gone to Sea Island, Ca, for a
midsummer visit and are staying
at the Cloister.
Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Coombes
are others from Washington who are
at the Cloister for this month.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Miss Searcy Home

Miss Elizabeth Searcy, well-known
painter and etcher, has returned to
her apartment at 1916 New Hamp-
shire avenue after spending two
weeks in Pennsylvania, where she
painted the rose gardens of the
Hershey estate.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07

Judy Garland Mickey Rooney in from their pic
Babes Broadway opening the Jewel Theatre Sum
fouday engagement Story of kids who
struggle for their break" Broadway.
picture features Fay BANTER Virginia Wedler Ray
Mcdonald Richard Quine Donald Meek and Alexander Wool
colt Busby Berkeley directed.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07
Man from Cheyenne"
Comma 10 Malomb

"Man From Cheyenne" an
ultra-modern western will
bow in next Tuesday at the
Macomb Theatre for a two
day run with Cowboy Roy
Rogers in the lead.
Rogers, according to the
plot, has been brought up by
Gabby Hayes but separated
from him for over ten years.
Like the traditional prodigal
son, he returns to the Chey-
enne vicinity and makes two
startling discoveries: first.
that his childhood play
mates, Gabby's niece, Judy,
his daughter, Sally. and the
heiress to the neighboring
ranch, Marian Hardy, have
grown up to be beautiful and
charming young ladies; and
second, that the ranchers are
plagued by an epidemic OF
cattle rustling, which Is all
the more annoying because
of the fact that the stolen
cattle have been ear-marked
for the U. S. Government,
and therefore government
agents are demanding that
the rustlers be apprehended.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07
Local Theatre attractions
Target for tonight
Raj. in Adion,

The first documentary film
recording the RATS answer
to Hitler - motion pictures
showing the planning and
execution of an actual bomb
ing raid on Germany - are
incorporated in Target for
Tonight" a Crown Film
Unit production made with
the utmost cooperation of the
Royal Air Force and pre-
sented by Warner Bros. The
film will have its first local
showing at the Macomb
Theatre where it will start
a two-day engagement on
Sunday.
American audiences have
seen evidences of the heroic
resistance of London's popu-
lation to the nocturnal visits
of Herman Goering's Luft-
waite in several newsreel
compilations. But it has re-
NAMED for Target for To-
night" to show the reverse
side of the coin - the r. A.
F.'s steady pounding of the
enemy's industrial centers and
supply concentrations.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07

important guy in Welliver Uni
versity."
"Stop hating yourself, Angel, !"
Juddy said land tell us what it's
all about"
Well, it seems that last year
Lolita had been chosen Sweet
heart of Chi Rho Gamma, and
she was coming to pay a visit
to the Mother Chapter and
Angel was chairman of the COM
mittee of escort to 60 and fetch
her.
"We're throwing a swell din
ner for her at Rogues Hail." he
said. you're invited; both Of
you. Friday at seven. Evening
dress"
Thanks" I said. "Movie stars
are no treat to me. I've been in
show business myself" Besides,
I had other reasons for not 60
ing.
"I'd love to co." Juddy said.
+ Angel couldn't come for her,
having the Marquesas on his
hands. but ne brought her home
himself. They were so full of
the occasion that they came
busting into my room at $50
a. m. and sat on the edge OF the
bed. telling me all about II.
"What do you know" Angel
began, and Juddy pushed In
with, "Who d'you think the star
made a play for?"
"Prexy Gilchrist." I said.
They always shoot for the
biggest game on the preserve"
"Not this time" Angel said.
and Juddy chirped, Loren OIL
vert"
God save the king!" I said.
What did she want of Doc?
And how did she catch him."
Angel did the explaining.
Some of the BOYS were Raging
me on the way back from Cher
rington about Tambay and
somebody mentioned your Fee
deria. Nom. and Lolita piped
no and said. 'Fecderia? What's
that So Rags Owen told her
about Nom. And she said oh.
I'd love TO eat in one Of those
funny things Then Van Clark
chips in and says. Loren OH
Ver's got the inside track with
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07
By J. R. WILLIAMS

"You could get il from him.
Mom," he said.
"Yeah?" I said. (which
one?"
"I'm not joshins," he said.
"Oliver. He's got plenty. You're
pals with him, aren't you?"
Eyes" I said. But he'd have
q right to know what it was
for"
Angel thought that over cts
all right" he said. He'd better
not do anything. I've got plenty
on him."
you're crazy" I said.
"Well, if haven't, ! will
have. Enough to can him out of
his job"
He was so cocksure that I got
uneasy. / didn't like the smell
of it. AS for Doc, I didn't worry
so much, for I figured that
Angel could make good on the
loan. There was probably a
football deal on that would
bring him in some ready cash.
run along. little boy" I said
"Tll pull you out Of this hole.
But it's the last"
! went over and stood In front
of Doc and looked him in the
eye.
DOC" I said "What would
you do IL I told you needed
seven hundred dollars?"
LET you have it,"
"Just like that? Without
knowing what. which, or WHY"
He didn't look at me. Were
friends. aren't we, Mom?"
"Doc," I said, "you're a funny
guy. don't get you, at times.
But, speaking man to man,
there aren't q lot of people In
this more or less phony world
that I think more Of than I do
you"
Cash or check?" he said. He
was like that.
This was my day to be per-
sonal. though. Cash." ! said
"And that isn't all. You aren't
doing right by the Feeders late
ly. Have you gone sour on my
vittles?"
mo, Nom" he said. "They
! COULDN'T u better"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07
Moon Over
Her Shoulder

The audiences ut the Ma
comb Theatre Sunday and
Monday night will howl at
the marital problems of the
"love" doctor who thought
he knew everything about
marriage. It is the first per-
Torrance of goth Century
Fox's moon Over Her Shout
der" and a clever comedy it
will prove to be.
Lynn Bari, fresh from her
fine performance in "Sun
Valley Serenade," gives one
of the best portrayals Of her
career. John Sutton, whose
work in "A Yank in the H.
A. F." received such wide
acclaim, again does an excel
lent job. Dan Daley. Jr., is
fine in a difficult part.
The unusual story tells OF
Sutton, an expert on marital
problems, who is so engross-
ed in his business affairs that
he neglects Lynn, his wife.
She tries to get him to pay
more attention to her, but
she is unsuccessful. He sug-
gests that sne resume her
hobby Of painting.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07
= SERIAL STORY
TAMBAY GOLD
copYNl0hT. toAe.
NGA SERVICE. INC.

BY SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS

Angel showed up, looking like
something the Salvation Army
had salvaged. No, he wasn't
looking for Juddy. He wanted
a private talk with me. We
went down to the river. It was
private enough there because an
airplane had just gone over,
soaring Old Swoby into the
stockade, and Dolf was cover
ing his retreat. Angel hemmed
and hawed and sweat.
"What's it all about, Big
Boy?"
Money. Got any to spare?"
mo. How much?"
"Seven hundred dollars" he
said like a dying swan.
I can add three to four. "The
bet" I said. "Juddy's bet. You
big heel"
eft wasn't my fault"
at never is"
"When she passed me the ice
pitcher. I went on the razz
Somewhere I met up with the
bunch of Miami tinhorns and
drank lot of champagne and
stuff and when I came to, had
Just ten dollars and sixty cents
in my jeans. They must have
rolled me-" MI
Yeah" I said. "Was 1t dice
draw, or dominoes?"
He let out q groan. "Wha,
does II matter now? The game
was crooked. Nom. I could pay
] you back sure in two months
II haven't got any seven hun.
dred dollars" ! said. "And when
/ get II. Il goes into the build,
inG fund"
He put his head between his
big hands. How'll I ever
square Il with Juddy?" he
moaned. Just then Loren Oliver
came out of the stockads with
HIS hand on Old 0woby's
shoulder. Anesl looked over u
him and dropped he voice
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07

The new battleship USS m
DIANA 10 the third Of the name
70 be built for the us. Navy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07

her other side, couldn't get a
word in edgewise."
I was curious. "What did
they find to talk about?"
"Wandos, by Cripes!" Angel
said.
And she made a date with
him for 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning - this morning, that
is"
That made me uneasy. But
there was nothing I could do
about Il.
(Ts Bs Centlnusd)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07

Nom. He's her star boarder.
Lolita asked Q lot more ques-
tons and then made VI stop
on the road and telephone OIL
yer to come to the dinner, and
he was to sit next to her.
Wouldn't that pry you wide
open?" y
"How did they get on7" l
said. Y
talked their fool heads off"
Juddy said; Poor Angel on
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07

"Then what's the matter?
Tell Nom"
There's nothing the mat
ter" But he wouldn't look at
me.
Listen, Doc. You haven't
gone and fallen for Juddy, have
your"
"SheTs in love with Todd.
You heard what Sears said that
day"
II didn't hear her say any
thing, though"
"She didn't deny it," He
tried to smile. Strange as it
may seem, she doesn't even like
me-"
Get this. Loren Oliver" I
said. "Juddy's pretty wise
guy about a lot of things. But
her own self isn't one of them.
In her present state wouldn't
be too sure of anything about
her. However, don't let me put
ideas into your head" Which
was exactly what ! was figuc-
ing TO do.
Angel got his nerve up and
owned up to Juddy about his
drunk. OF course he didn't say
anything about the money; just
handed ii over. 1t went right
into the building fund and sank
without a bubble. His explana-
ton was, all right with Juddy;
she didn't ask any embarrassing
questions. She even became
more friendly with Loren Oil
yer, which Angel didn't like too
well. though II was no secret
that she'd be tickled pink when
the Welliver lease was out and
she could clear away the stock
AIDE. I don't believe she had any
suspicion of how Doc felt about
her. Somehow he didn't shape
up that way in her natural his
tory book.
II took a movie queen to al
ter her views. Lolita Marqucsas
was billed in Cherrington, only
a hundred miles away, for per-
sonal appearance with Spanish
Love-" Angel Todd brought the
news.
Look me over" he said TO
Juddy and me. I'm the most
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07
FLYING FACT

At the. first international air
planes races, held in Chicago In
1912, st. Croix Johnston, flying
q Bleriot xI Cross Channel
monoplane, died Of . heart at
tack while in flight. The plane
landed in Lake Michigan with
out being damaged.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-07
DOCFAR-HARED BOY
CHAPTER XXI

. $500 -
Juddy didn't take the trouble
between Maurie and Bike
Croft q seriously as ! did. Much
eoading like that might put
Maurie on Doc after all, but
Juddy only joshed Doc about
Il.
"why don't you borrow Dolf
for Z polico d0g7" she said. "He
likes YOU lt was true. too;
Doll and Doc got on fine to-
gether.
Doc didn't even answer her.
He said, do you think I should
apologies TO Sears, Mom!"
sWhat for?" I said. "You
didn't do anything to him."
Tive hurt his feelings appar-
care you afraid!" Juddy
sid.
u sSof course I'm afraid. I'm not
Z fool. ! have no ambition to be
oeot.'' -
I guess Juddy had never heard
tAot tone out Of him before. She
M e coming TO her all right
H. colored up.
'xtu'vs ct your own gum"
4 ~ q Doc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
SafewaY Stores Aid
In Book Collection

Convenient collection of books
for men in the United States
armed services has been provided
by Safeway Stores, II. p. Brown,
Tacoma district manager OF Safe
way, announced Tuesday.
THE Victory Book campaign is
another patriotic defense effort in
which our organization can be Of
worthwhile service" Brown said.
Nearly every household visits its
grocery store each day so this will
provide an easy way for those who
want to contribute. Safeway has
assumed the responsibility OF
transporting these books to the
states central campaign depot"
The Victory Book campaign is
sponsored by the American Library
association, the American Red
Cross and all United Service Or
ganizations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Signs Now Point
To Siege State
For Singapore

Continued From Page onel
Winston Churchill in London over
the situation In the Far East did
not refer specifically to Singapore
itself. The position Of Singapore
Is somewhat different from that
in the Philippines.
In the Philippines. the japanese
are much farther from base. The
attacking forces were entirely sea
and air-borne. Even 20. Manila
fell in a comparatively short time.
laps Have an "In"
In Malaga. the Japanese have
an overland route from Thailand.
There La almost no limit to the
number of troops. tanks and guns
they can pour down the peninsula
TO mass an overwhelming force
against the island. They also
have gained air fields closer to
Singapore. Land based planes,
flying only short distances. can
blast at the islands defenses, sub
ject only to the strength Of the
British, American and Dutch air
craft opposing them.
The pattern Of the japanese
campaign at this stage is clear.
Their field Of attack extends in a
sweeping arc from Luzon in the
Philippines. through Borneo-
Celebes to Singapore and up the
Malay peninsula to Borneo. II
they can establish themselves
firmly along this arc, the China
sea will be closed. Allied naval
operations there would become
more hazardous and Japanese
transport operations made easier.
Japs Eyeing Java
Possession OF Singapore would
give the Japanese command of the
Malacca strait, gateway to the
Indian ocean. II would facilitate
their advance on their great OBJ
jective. the rich Indies, especially
Java.
The Japanese strategy has long
been obvious. II is to throw in
everything early in the game while
Japan still has the advantage In
planes, ships and men. II they
succeed. the japanese hope TO
establish themselves so firmly In
southeast Asia and the Indies that
it will be a Herculean task to dis
lodge them when the full strength
of the united nations is brought
to bear. Meanwhile, they would
be terrifying themselves with the
Indies resources.
Ambitions Unlimited
There apparently is almost no
limit to Jspan's ambitions in ex-
tenuing the field of operations
striking while the iron is hot, as
it were, in all directions. The
latest exploit is the capture of a
base at Tavoy. in the long finger
Oh lOWtT builnh cAechuhis oiehh
the border of Thailand.
Coupled with the bombing o.
Msndalay and Rangoon, this sug
gests that the Japanese may b.
planning an assault on Burma. Il
would be in keeping with Japan''
policy of speed to tackle Burnt
before the British, Indian ant
Chinese forces being massed Their
get too strong.
Occupation of Burma would pu
the Japanese on the bay o
Bengal and the borders of India
It would also cut China's line o
supply. Like Singapore. Burnt
is a vital spot to hold.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Tacoma on Same
Par With Seattle

With this months issue Of the
Air Express Paragraph which IL
the time table and rate schedule
for air express. shows Tacoma on
. par with Seattle. In other words
Railway Express has discontinued
handling charge on air express be-
tween Tacoma and Seattle. B. A.
Benton. general agent. announced
Tuesday.
Air Express typifies American
industry today. On Nov. 9. 1910
the first air express shipment. a
bale Of silk. was flown from Dty-
ton 10 Columbus. Ohio. ., distance
Of 81 miles In 70 minutes.
Last year Air Express operated
ever 1900 miles Of anyways be-
tween $50 key airports handling
shipments Of all descriptions weigh
ing from one pound to 1000 pounds
or more Total shipments handled
was for first six months of 1e41,
o1o.eeo with poundage for same
period Of l.620. OFT.
Pan American Clipper planes
serving Alaska ana Latin Amer.
can cities handle air express and
bring these points within hours Of
Tacoma-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
OBITUARY NOTICES

Burial will be in lakewood ceme-
terry.
Mrs. Almin L. Swanson-Wed.
nesdsy at / p. m. from Buckley
King chapel, with the Rev. J.
Renwick Mccullough officiating
Interment will be in Mountain
View burial park. Pallbearers will
be J. c. Roti. Arthur II. Bassett,
Charles N. Curtis. DR.. Burton A.
Brown, c. j. Shaw and J. Alfred
Johnson.
John w. Wilson-The body was
sent to Shelton by Buckley-king
for services and burial.
Gerald J. MelIo-Wednesday at
$40 a. m. from the Church OF the
Visitation, with Father Dominica
Hack officiating. Burial will be
in Calvary cemetery.
Harry b. Internationally al
1870 p. m. from Piper chapel. In
terment will be in Mountain View
burial park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Mekus Is Held
For Grand Jury

After admittedly stealing $500
from the NcChord field post ex-
change and surrendering to city
police here. 34-year-old Harold j.
Nekus pleaded guilty to theft of
government property and was
bound over Tuesday to the next
federal grand jury.
According to his own story.
Melxus stole $3.50 Saturday from
the post exchange. where he has
been employed for eight months.
He said he recently separated
from his wife and two small
daughters. The family home IL
ct BS07 50. Fife It
When he surrendered Sunday
night TO police. Mekus turned over
$50 In cash. He said he had
spent the rest of the money paying
family debts IN Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

A fire from which no damage
was reported occurred late Mon
day night at the Superior Laundry
on South Tacoma way. II did
result in arrest Of Adolph J.
Silver. Of Olympia, who ran over
a fire hose stretched across the
street. He was tagged by fire
man with 4 flsshlight. but police
said he was driving too fast to
stop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
How TO Hold
FALSE teeth
More Firmly in Place

Do your false teeth annoy and en-
barraSs by slipping. dropping or wao-
bling when you eat. laugh or TALK
Just sprinkle q little fASTEErH on
your plates. This alkaline mon acid
powder holds false teeth mort firmly
gooey. pasty taste or feeling Docs
not sour. CHECKS plate odor- tden-
ture BREATH. Get FASTEETH today
~ any drug store. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21


all ceiling on prices on Dec. l.
prohibiting any increase in prices
higher than the maximum prevail
ing during the basic period from
Sept is to Oct. II.
Rate Of increase Of the wage
Garner body In Canada appears
20 be approaching stability at
about $1,000 new persons
monthly. the Dominion bureau
Of statistics reveals. Total In
crease In wage earners en-
ployed since the outbreak of
war Ia estimated at more than
$4,000.
Finance Minister Ilsley an
nouneed the Dominion will offer
a second victory loan of 900 mil
lion dollars about the middle Of
February. II was intended to ask
for 500 million dollars originally,
but the war against Japan has
increased the Dominion's financial
requirements. This win be the
fourth public loan Of the war.
DRASTIC REsTRuCfIoNs
ON TIRES AND TUBES
Temporary ban on the sales Of
tires has been replaced by q drastic
new order restricting the sale of
tires. castings and tubes. with GER
tain exceptions doctors. visiting
nurses. ambulances, fire depart
ments. buses and other essential
services). None OF these articles
other than those used on bicycles.
may now be sold. II has also been
made q criminal offense to burn
cut. or destroy any tire. tube or
casing.
Numerous new manufactures
have been placed on the banned
list after Jan. 80. by the munitions
and supply department. Included
are electric grills. electric percola-
tors. electric stoves for glass cof-
fee makers and electric tea ket-
ties. Manufacture Of electric irons.
electric coasters and fans is placed
on a quota basis Of SO per cent of
1910 production.
Canadian soldiers are 70 be
issued . ssbcst suit TO supple
ment the battle dress suit now
worn. The second uniform viii
be worn off duty.
More than 5000 vessels have
sailed from Canadian shores since
the outbreak OF war, carrying more
than SO million tons Of cargo.
Navy Minister Macdonald an
nounced. Canadian shipyards are
building about $50 merchant ships,
the minister declared.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Jap Bombers Raid
Island Of Rabaul
MELBOURNE Au.tralla-Jap-

MELBOURNE. Australia-Jap-
anese bombing ard fighting
planes. believed TO be operating
from an aircraft carrier. heavily
attacked Rabaul. on New Britain
island 500 miles northeast Of
Australia, Tuesday.
A communique Of the Royal
Australian Air Force. reporting
the raid. said the japanese planes
attacked in waves starting at
midday.
Details including the number Of
casualties had not been received
when the communique was issued.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Chaplain Attebery
Gyro Club Speaker

Col. Z. Raymond Attebery, 4lss
division chaplain. will speak at
the Wednesday meeting Of the Ia
coma Gyro club at Hotel VIM
throp. Chaplin Attebery was for
merly pastor OF one of seattle's
largest churches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

The Canadian cost-of-living In
dex, which has risen steadily since
the outbreak Of war, declined from
1le.3 At Nov. 1. 1871. TO 115.s at
Dec. /, 1871. This index. which Ia
used a. the basis for calculating
cost-of-lving bonus adjustments.
Increased 14.e per cent between
Aug. /, 1899. and Dec. 1, 1871.
The recent decrease was due al
most entirely to decline in the
food index from 1884 to 1888.
The Dominion wartime prices
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Mine RoyaliYCase
Argued in Court

oLYMPfA-The supreme court
Tuesday heard arguments on
suit involving Ss2.s22 in royalties
which Bellinghsm Coal Mines
Inc. sllegedly failed to pay Bel
bingham Securities Syndicate, Inc.
The security firm asserted the
mine was paying exoroitant prof.
its to stockholders and other ways
reducing the net profits. Of which
Is per cent was supposed to be
paid IL as royalty on the mining
lease.
Also on the court calendar Tues
day was the appeal of George La
Fray against the city Of Seattle.
Buy u. s. Bonds and Save.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

War Supply Contracts Let
By Dominion During Is
Months Hit High Total


01TAWAPassd by censovaue az contracts awarded and
commitments department and
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account
100000 contracts Brt
wealth training plan.
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