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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
New Draft Law
Now in Effect

WASHINGTON - The IS. 10 :
year-old draft law went into effect
Saturday and committee of
educators and war and navy de-
partment officials were ordered
to survey methods of providing
postwar education for the teen
age servicemen.
Local draft boards win begin
classifying the youths immedi-
ately but the vast amount OF pa
per work required is expected to
delay mass inductions until mid
December or early January. In
til then, the army must call up
thousands of married men with
out children.
President Roosevelt signed the
bill late Friday.
The law affects some $500, 900
youths in the 49, 10 = year old
bracket. and thousands who will
soon attain the minimum age. 1t
contains a provision requiring that
youths called up during the last
half of the high school academic
year may be deferred. upon their
own request, until end Of the
school year. No provision was
made for college students.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
Tacoma Within
Dimoui Rules

Some individual street lights mag
be burned out and stiii uniit after
several days sit Tacoma. contrary
10 reports emsnating from mys-
FERROUS Seattle sources. had not .
single street lighting circuit cut
off because Of dimout regulations.
Weston DeMarls. superintendent
Of distribution for City Light and
directly In charge of street light
ing. denied Saturday that Tacoma
had ever been BACKED out intsn-
tionaiiy.
Because of the extra work en-
tailed In squipping the sntirs
street lighting System with DIM
out guards. n has bs~n necessary
to pass up rspisoemsnts Of burned
out giobss for q few days. DeMsris
said.
In addition, SONS circuits are too
dim resulting from faulty ground
ING. This situation Y also bsinE
corrected rapidly.
Army officials toured Tacoma
Friday night checking the dimoat
but their report was not revealed
70 DsAsFis. who accompanied ths
officers. bit u IL b~iissed that
Taeom. viii ks given ths stamp o.
approval.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
Three Pedestrians
Struck by Cars

Three pedestrians were hospi-
talixcd as result of traffic accidents
on busy downtown streets late
Friday.
Claude Wood. 56-year-old Grs-
ham resident. suffered n broken
leg and lesser injuries when he
was struck down st 9th and Mar
ket 81. by the auto Of 4e-year-old
Earl r. Butcher. zoos So. 7th II.
John A. Ross. ~. a resident Of
1897 Commerce ST. received head
injuries and other bruises when he
was hit at 18th and A ri. by a city
bus driven by s7-year-oid I. u.
Stevenson. Route 2. Box T23.
Robert Wilson. s-year-old Enum-
claw resident, suffered only super
fetal injuries and bruises at 18th
and Broadway when he ran into
the side Of a car driven by r. A.
Tally. o2-year-old Puyaliup resi-
dent.
Poor visibility was responsible
In each case. police said. and the
respective drivers were released
after being booked for investiga-
ton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
Permanent Price
Control on Spuds
Onions. Turkeys

TIE first p<rmsnent rrsce cen-
trol q three important ses=rnss
ard rerishshse fecds 49, PET inte
effect Saturday ~ rrsos Admin
istrstor lea Henderson,. The
three srs potatoes. ealens snd
turkess Thls ecntrcs IN eeveF
every stare % eistrshaflna. fren
u tine tie rretnrt leaves ne
shippers hands untEl they reach
tks housewife.
Three objects were Determined
On -perizhshies- ~ Hsad<rsan.
They vere II - sasars cantiuued
bumper production. CD irua cut
prizes tneqrltles between ssrloss~
grades tyrcs sad msrsstx 90
provide definite Assurance % con-
sumers prices will reflect enly
normal seasonal changes These
changes supplsnt Temporary maxi
mum prices established Oct &
Effect. on the housewife wiil -
Maine potatoes. ~froz>n~ a. their
lowest lsvsi. wtli - permitted to
rise 10 normal; western potatoes.
-froxen- ~ comparatively high
ievels will show no changes:
onions which we're ~frozen" a. ios
levels siIl re q normal prices.
No further information wss re-
veaied In regard 10 turkeys ether
than they were listed under THIS
order.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
PIERCE COUNTY PERSONALITIES

Rremerton b Oscar Eariusd. 3,
and Eldean Emily Boser. n. beth
Of Tacoma
William n kiInEe. s1oo No. 18th
st. former Sixth ave tinsmith.
and now employed IN the ship-
yards. has gone 70 Indianapolis
Ind. 10 visit his mother.
Jack o'Brien. son Of Mrs. Fila
O'Brien. z52s so. C ST. left Friday
for the "see-Bees" naval training
station. Camp Allen. Va He Is a
petty officer. second class.
Janice May Green. daughter Of
Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Green.
s4i5 Ne. soth st. was among 81
students At Northwestern univer-
atty. Evanston. Ill. chosen recently
for membership in the schools a
eapells choir. Miss Green. q grad
uate Of Stadium high. Ia a senior
in the school Of music at North
western. She Ia member OF
Sigma Alpha Iota and the Glee
club.
Mrs. A. O. Turner lRose
o'Brien). 2a2s So. C St. recently
received word that her husband
has been commissioned ensign in
the u. s. navy. He Il stationed
at Honolulu.
Mrs. Tom Smith returned IN
company with her husband to Ore
gon Nov. Q. after visiting her
Mrs. Ella I. LIGHT, 6e4i
Yakima ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
50 al bellarmine
Make Honor Roll

Following the quarter sHsmina'
tions. % nsIisrrnsne Students havs
besn placed On the rsesntiy revived
honor roll. n vas dlseiosed natnr-
day. Requirements eail fnv . srndu
% "A" In all subjscts with aiIow-
snes for one r.
Seniors. who have tbs iasusse
representation. are Philip Hvgwa.
Albert nuhr. Richard carsuHa'
chaflss 0slbr.lth. nsbsrt p1Issn'
Fred Holt Jack tfois. Jesspn
koisr. Thscdors MsrchenlnL 10.
ssph Mipeb. lanes rnssraaki.
James RyncArx. rrsdsr1e nehisf-
Ter. George 1horntoa and Atds
vsttori.
juniors are Vincent usunev.
Jamss Buchanan. John nnstan.
James nord and wIilssm Vs.
Rooy. naphomorss ineiu1s John
Comfort. DEERE kchrsth snd
Jamss Mo0offin. rrsshmsn ere
Michasi nsdsr. Il~nry Burns. ksn-
meth osibrsith. Oliver oisnsy.
Robert May. Leo Eink saA Jahn
Toynbse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
Automatic Price
System for Coal

A new automatic pricing method
for coal shipped into the Pacific
Northwest from distant points be-
came effective Saturday morning.
Mayor Harry y. Cain vas inform
81 Saturday by Gerald n. Gould
of the Office Of Price Administra-
ton at Washington. d. G.
This amendment % price frees
ing regulations viii permit dealers
10 sell coal which they had ~.
celyed from Minnesota and wyom.
ing points Former regulations
prohibited salss above q level
which was beneath the v. o. ..
cost Of middle west coal delivered
here.
complsts details on thu nsw
regulations are ayaiisbie In the
Seattle oPA office. Gould In
formed Cain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
Message Of F. D.
Read 10 Changers

Neutrality-suspicious. farm
families have = great stake In q
better world and "a great respon-
siblllty In the fight 10 achieve II. +"
President Roosevelt told the Tsth
annual National Grange oonvsn-
ton Saturday.
In . message read by National
Master Albert y. Coss of spokans.
Mr.. Roosevelt told the delegates
that the grange faces heavy re-
sponsibiiities and great oppor-
tunity for service To the nation
In producing food for victory.
sIn all lie long history. the
national grange never has
met NJ . tims when the na-
ton depcaded more upon 10
farmers aad farmers faced 90
many grave deci~ions." the
president said.
Mr.. Roosevelt has been q mem.
Der of the Chapel Corners grange
In Dutchsss county. ~. X. for ~
years. Both he and Mrs. Rooss'
welt have received the oranges
silver star eertifiests denotins
continuous membership for q
years.
How American farmers car
produce enough material for =
synthetic rubber production equal
10 that Of Germany was told ths
convention by E. T. Taylor. head
Of q tri-stats Industrial alcohol
and synthetic rubber association
The problem Taylor said. IA
10 get the governments permls-
sion TO make alcohol from surplus
farm produce. The German army
10 moving on tires made from
potatoes We can do the same
thing"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
Harbor Concert
Slated Nov. Is

GIG HARB r. Final plans
have been completed for the must
cal concert. sponsored by the Fort
nightly club. TO be held Thursday
evening Nov. ie) at 8 o'clock at
the Fortnightly club.
Scheduled to appear on the pro-
gram are c. Il. Trombley. IT,. sc-
oompanied by Mrs. Trombley. who
will render vocal selections: Mrs.
Clifton Anderson. soloist OF Rose
dale. accompanied by Mrs. Borg
hid Anderson; Mrs. Catherine
Pearson OF Warren will give piano
selections and Mrs. George Noble
OF Raft Island will give a read
ing.
Members Of the trombone trio
of Gig Harbor high school, con-
sisting Of John kingsbury. Ray
Arnold and Kenneth Dulin. will
play; Johnnie Ross and Charles
Woelke will be heard rs a saxo-
phone duet and the girls sextette.
under direction OF Miss Letha
Rastede. and consisting Of the
Misses Helen Parkman, Eleanor
Howe. Vera Mckenzie, Bernice
Christianson, Oragene Starr and
Judy Beardsley. will also be heard.
Motion Pictures. Too
In coniunctions with the clubs
study program Of an imaginary
goodwill tour of South America.
motion pictures will be shown Of
Peru.
Refreshments will be served
with Mrs. Louise vimpany. presi-
dent OF the club, and Mrs. J. NJ.
Hutton, pouring.
A silver offering will be taken.
with proceeds to apply on expense
OF remodeling the hall.
Committees appointed to help
make this affair a success are Mrs.
George Gilbert and Mrs. J. NJ.
Hutton, program; Mrs Hubert
secor, Mrs. Charles Frost and
Mrs. shirk, hall and publicity;
Mrs. ]. II. Berkheimer. Mrs. A.
w. Fuller and Mrs. Neeker. re-
freshments. and Mrs. J. w. Sweet,
decorations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16

Minor thefts reported 10 police
Saturday included the following;
Hugh c. Carroll said . burglar
broke a paddock from the door Of
his house trailer. which u parked
AZ 18TH and Ia ID st. and stols a
grip containing SONS female cloth
ing. a number Of cigars and q
flashhght
Clair Celius. Route 0. Boz sot.
reported that = prowisr stols $50
radio from his home out took moth
ing else.
Floyd Paekwood said somebody
ranzaeksd his hotel room II 2t00 =
Pacific ave. during hls absence
and stole a suitcase and virtually
AL Of his belongings
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16

Forty four war haIioss'' sat IN
from near ard FAR ~ soldiers ana
sailor. and ether men IN arfued
services ~ the 4. \. a. we're can
vass~d saturday ny the county
nAnvs1~ins board. 10 days having
elapsed since election
The only vots Gait vas for con.
rrcss: IN other words. mon in the
service couldn't vote for iocAi Of
flces- ust fer state and national
offices. y
OF ths ~. one stray snesked In
from some fsroff place for War
rem q. Msgnu.on. congressman for
the first district: ~ were fsr
Coffee 10 for Ralph Woods and
one for the aociailst-Lahor can
didats. selmer Hksen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
Northwest Airlines
Names Controller

The appointment Of Miliard b.
House, who IL a nationally known
supervising accountant aEsocistsd
with the accounting firm Of Ernst
a Ernst for the last IT years. az
controller Of Northwest Airlinss.
Inc, was announced Saturday by
L. I Wyatt. vice president and
treasurer OF the airlines.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
ToHonorM embers
In Armed F orces

Scottish Rite bodies Saturday
announced that they would hold
their fall reunion during the week
Of Nov. II.
The ceremonies Of the reunion
viii be dedicated TO the members
In the armed service. More than
So members are already in the
service.
The committee in charge Of the
activities includes Walter II. Mie-
row, Commander In Chief: Arthur
NJ. Angove, Commander Of Kadosh :
John w. Dignes, Wise Master Rose
croix and Rial Benjamin.
A special meeting has been
called for Monday at the Masonic
temple. There Will be special bal
ioting on future members.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16

Hr. and Mrs. Vincent \. Mur-
ply. sofa 50. eth 81, we're pleas
snuy surprised this week when
their two sons who are IN the
army arrived home On burroughs.
Sgt Harold Murphy, formerly
chief clerk with the y. W. Flying
Cadet board. = leaving Nov. L
10 attend an Officers Training
school In Texas. The other son IL
Cpl Miles Murphy. who IL sta
toned at Port Townsend.
Janet Watson Brady plans 20
accept position al the local
plant Of the Seattle Tacoma Ship
building corporation in about an
other week.
There are three DAYS OF ceie-
brating AZ the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elliott p. NJ. Metcalf. Their
younger son. Alden. observes his
birthday Nov. Il: Elliott and his
wife were married "A years ago
Sunday. Nov. IS, and on Monday.
Nov. Is, Elliott will be a year
older.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. :. Pope and
children Of Tacoma recently Wis
tied at the home OF Mrs. Pope's
brother-in-lsw and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Nielsen OF Ellensburg.
An application for a marriage
license has been made at Monte
sano by Bruce A. Wynck. Tacoma.
and Helen Tyler. Aberdeen.
Ronald Orr Of Aberdeen, former
state president Of the Young DEM
ocrats club. has been commissioned
a second lieutenant in the army
medical corps. Orr Is well known
to Democrats in Tacoma.
Mrs. Glenn Mallory Of Tacoma
recently visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Coats of Boardman.
Ore.
A marriage license has been is
sued at Colfax TO Frank p. Lyons,
80, Tacoma. and Elaine Y. Tiff,
20, Bend, Ore.
Mrs. Omar Cooper of Tacoma
recently visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Loasby of Easton.
An application for a marriage
license was made recently at |
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
Driver Loses :
Taxi and Cash

rares yuns -. IN app.rsnsly
empiay~d - ths swins AIN "a ~
shipysrd. wsxs nu1ify - hluDway
robbery rrsday Night during vNIe1
thsv obtained - - . tnssen1
frcm . iseAi eps<ntnv.
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~ eutsuors eng>Dos.
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"eustnmsvws nd Suffered ~ 81
quietly vhsn ~ s1sDpe1 - ~
ore Il then ha1 pnned . -
axslnst the herh q ~ nerh 4
emrhsslss HE or1era
Christian 80 thnn fsrea1 q
drive the bandits n . ian>iy spsl
IN the Clever cr~~k rp~d ahuus
thres miles ssst ~ ths mountain
highway.
There HE passengers tsch ~
money and taslcAh. chrtstian 80,
CAs>sstnn - ~ - =
wAlk senss ahnonaes - w1ngs
~ was sh>e - - . ssoppnses
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state snfAsssetss wupe CO.
sssrsisg . ws1rspsee1 snnsen
SATURDAY ~ ~ ru1sntng onnt.
rah.
The robbery wAs tn sseood
such In ls~s than . wssh and ~.
mast identical IN modus cpsrns1l'
police said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
AT USO Ceniers

106 Rust Bldg. - Registration
junior hostesses. USo-Travelers
Aid service, TO II p. m. Emer-
gency overnight sleeping accom-
modations. Information on where
TO 20. what TO see, what 10 do.
Additional services TO strangers in
the community In need Of assist
ance.
18th and Pacific-variety night.
18th and Fawcett-Movie, 8 and
8 p. m. Saturday night dance.
8 o'clock.
IT'S Commerce-Swing night.
South Tacoma-Old fashioned
games. 8 p. m. Informal dancing.
0 p. m.
612 Provident Bldg. = u s o =
Travellers Aid service. 9 a. m. TO
/ p. m. After 1 at 1o6 Rust Bldg.
SUNDAY. nov. is
106 Rust Bldg.-USO-Travelers
Aid service, 2 TO 10 p. m. Emer-
gency over night sleeping accom-
modations Information on where
to go. what 10 see. what TO do.
Additional services TO strangers In
the community In ned Of assist
ance.
18th and Pacific-Helen Cong
don at the piano. $50 p. m. Yes
pers, S p. m. Musical selections,
z p. m.
18th and Fawcett-Coffee hour.
S 10 7. sponsored by the Emma
". Longstreth Circle. Emmanuel
Presbyterian church. Mrs. J. Err
nest knight. chairman. Movie.
Al and 0.
IT'S commerce-Coffes hour and
open house. 8 p. m.
South Tacoma - Chess club.
$40; Choral group. 40. Coffee
hour. 9 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
Six Booileggers
Each Fined $3.50

A half-dozen Tacomans were
fined $3.50 apiece when hailed into
police court late Friday for viola
tons of the state liquor laws.
Those who were subjected TO a
fine for illegal retail sales OF
liquor included Antoine Carrier,
Bobbie Griffin, Elsie Jones, John
Pavlich. John p. Rakusich and
Domeniko Bendinelli.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
Banquet Saturday
For Moose Members

A dinner nesting wsli b hsif
saturday night IN ths Tneorns
Loyal ordsr Of Moose iodss ~ !
p. m. Il Nas announced ~ csy-
srnor James A. Campbell Ths
gathering. which In fres 70 rnsn-
bern viii deal ~ith past and
future activities Of the lo1gs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
Authorize Purchase
or New Automobiles

War price and rstioninE board
z7-i authorized purchases Of new
automobiles between Nov. 10 and
Rov. 10 BY the following firms ana
individuals
william n. ostnsks. zszi Pa
eifie ave. ssattls-Taeoma chip
building Corp. Alexander ave.
City os Tacoma. fire department.
s2s A st: Avery r. Winalo~. szi4
No. Ferdinand
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
Just the Core
JUNK 90. FINED

Tacoma Junk Co. was the loser
In police court late Friday when
charges totalling $3.50 were
levied on the firm by Judge w. A.
Richmond for allowing an un-
licensed person 10 operate one Of
it's trucks and because the same
truck was without a state inspec-
ton stieksr.
Watch Tacoma grow and JEFF
ferson Square leads the way a. II
has the largest vehicle traffic In
this state. Last week tho Cow
Butter Store. Pacific and Jeffer-
son, had orders from places a.
far apart a. Santa Barbara and
Philadelphia. Penn.-Adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
Power Off for Time

Residents Of the 18th and Wash
ington area had 70 70 without
lights for 20 minutes Friday night
when a - kllowatt transformer
burned down pole which dropped
into the street Service was re-
stored promptly BY the city light
department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
Civilian Defense
g. 90
Meetings Called

Precinct 81. Tuesday Il 7 .. m.
community han. 2di0 East c ~ :
welfare ~srdens meeting. bsnEe
game.
Precinct Al = Welfare wardens
and assistants meet In precinct
clsssrooms. ASIA 80. st. Monday
At Tla0 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued
Saturday 10 William Hiltbrunn.
5000 new residence at 34o7 No.
22d ST.: A. II. cniver. two 400
residences a. +o1i and +015 No.
18th 81.
Just arrived. New shipment
IMPORTED HERRING. 2 for use.
Horn Holmes Co. 1000 Center st.
Main 722i.-adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
TOWNSEND MEETINGS

Mondsy-MeKlnlsy 7. meeting
In homs. Tlesdsy-osklsnd II.
szi2h 30. asth ST. business
meeting. Wednssday-Tacoms /.
EorrnAnna hall. 50. 18th and nay
ata. potiuck dinner. business.
dancing. cards. Sumner 1-Busi-
ness meeting.
Always better butter At the
Cow adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16

Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5. Pope and
children Of Tacoma recently Wis
Tied at the home OF Mrs. Pope's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Nielsen OF Ellensburg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-11

Insignia of the various branches of the Army = the Arms and the Services worn by commissioned officers are illustrated above These insignia are worn the lapes of the uniform coat and the left side of the collar of the uniform shirt when the latter is worn without coat The same insignia (except Adju- tant Generals and Inspector Generals Department and Chaplains) somewhat smaller and superimposed on disks by enlisted the collar of the coat above the left lapel. Detached Enlisted Mems List and Military Police are worn by enlisted men in the same manner.
 Warrant officers insignia Clike cap insignia but smaller both lapels of coat, sleeves of overcoat and left side of collar uniform shirt when the latter is without coat
 Aide to General General Staff Corps, U s. Military Academy and National Guard Bureau (above right) are special insignia worn in the manner branch insignia
 The pilot badge the left breast of the This winged device, with appropriate variations, is worn by certain other flying personnel
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