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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08
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THIS BUSINESS s. m
SUSAN THAYER w :" WLlE1i

glad to be living in a time of such
significance. and felt alive. Il.
competent. ready for anything.
But weeks have passed since then.
We're used to being Eat war;" and
we begin to realize that it's going
to mean tedious work and little in.
conveniences for most Of us rather
than dangerous, spectacular deeds,
and that faithful, painstaking work
in thousands of factories as much as
brilliant fighting forces are required
to achieve the victory.
There is no danger now Of that
buoyant enthusiasm and that sense
OF unity dying down as we begin
to go our selalate ways again,
thinking more of our individual in
terest than we do of the country as
a whole. So now is the time to real
ize wit our minds, as we'll as feel
With our hearts, what America real
ly means; what our Constitution,
our Bill of Rights, our every day
ways of freedom signify in world
where there is no oppression and
fear and slavery
Now is the time to study the his
tory of this country and learn what
has made it great and what makes
ultimate triumph foregone conclu-
sion. Now is the time to appreciate
anew the production capacity OF
free men working together IN a
system of free enterprise to produce
as Mr.. Churchill said, results in
war power beyond anything which
has been seen or foreseen in the
dictator states" Then, with know
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08

lo0Oth GRADUATE was Sioi Sgt F. A. prowzdk OF
the Air Corps Institute Scott Field. III. He received
q certificate from the institute and diploma from
c. s. Center. Capt r. H. Orr and right Carl Gordner,
munager oil the Army Department OF l. C. S.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08
NOW is TIME

Now is the time TO remember The
glow of love you felt for your fam
lily on Christmas when the chi dreu
stood looking. at the lighted tree
with radiant faces. Even if it's a
gray January day and you're trying
to think of what you're to have fol-
supper to night, remember.
Now Is the time to hang on ia
those New Years resolutions you
made with such gusto on New
Years Eve just as the bells were
ringing the new year in. Even in
things have gone wrong all day
and you think, what's the Use
now is the time.
Now is the time, too. for you to
recapture that new loyalty and de.
votion you telt for your country
that first Monday in December when
bombs fell for the first time ON Am
e1ican SOIL You We're ready then to
give unstintingly of your time, your
effort. your love to help make Am
erica as strong as she must be in
the months to come. You felt uni
ted, as never before, with all other
Americans in an inspiring new Kind
OF brotherhood and knew that we
could face any enemy.
You were thrilled that first week
at the sight of an American flag
and whenever the Star Spangled
Banner was played you not only
stood up-you sang at the top of
your lungs, out of sheer devotion
to your country You were actually
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08

i'll 1912 is expected 10 be less than
4 s percent of normal. There may
be no new crawler type tractors
available in 1912.
The Secretary of Agriculture has
stated that enough metal will be
set aside however, for repair parts
for farm machinery.
Consequently, it Is advisable for
farmers to make an inventory now
OF their machinery needs, repairs,
and repair parts, order by number
and manufacturer of part or parts
needed in order the agricultural
production will not be affected in
1912.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08
LEON PETERSON
BURIED IN YAKIMA

Funeral services for Leon Peter
son were held Monday at Yakima
with interment there. He was killed
Friday in a collision of his coupe
with a truck near Toppenish.
Previously to moving to Yakima
about two years ago Mr. Peterson
and family were residents of Almira
where he was music instructor in
the schools here.
He is survived by his wife, one
daughter, Nancy, and two sons,
Harold and Pat.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08
MACHINERY REPAIRS
FOR 1912 VITAL

Due to defense efforts, farmers
should plan to order machinery re-
pairs parts now. 1t will take about
three months for orders not in stock
to be filled. New farm machinery
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08

ledge supporting emotion VIC, the
women of America, can maintain
the morale required for the support
of\ the long and bitter struggle.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08

THE DESTROYER BAILEY
slips into the voter duf'h'
,ounehinq ceremonies at
s,o,en island, N. Z. Even
before her hull was we'
wo,lmen I'm The lore
u,e,,ndl were laying the
Voc, 10, the des.royer Beoie
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08
RIGHT OUT OF THE AIR
By EARLE FERRIS

William l.. Shirer used his per-
suasive powers to splendid advan-
tage when the commentator was
outwitting Nazi censors during his
breakfasts from Berlin. But Bill
can't talk Mrs. Shirer into writing
a magazine article about her ex-
periences abroad!
Perhaps the most colorful gowns
worn by any radio artist are those
which Carmen Castillo, heard on
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08

Xavier Cugat's "Rumba Revue
over NBC, wears when she bread
casts. They are all South American
imports.
Frank Black is proving that this
country really has produced COM
posers who can rank with the best.
Blacks way of proving it is by con-
Quoting numbers written by Amer
leans on his American Melody
Hour" over NBC Wednesdays. The
theme of his series is especially
timely now.
Herbert Marshall, who has his
own comedy-variety show Mon
days over the NBC-Blue Network,
had no idea of becoming an actor
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08

ADOLF HITLER fright, assumed !!
supreme command OF the German |
Army when he fired Field Marshal
General Wolther Won Brauchi,sch
tcenler). Losses in Russia and
Libya Gre believed 10 be The cause.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Automobiles Wanted
AAA ATTENTION

AAA ATTENTION
All makes and models. High dollar paid.
$3.50 Grand River. TT. 1900.
AAA--Cars for junk; we pay more Best
Smelling, 537 East Garfield. CO. 1852.
AAA-JUNK CARS WANTED
Highest dollar paid Townsend $3.50
A BETTER price for junk cars; also
wrecks. S. S. Auto Parts. TW. 1898.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
DRAFTED

VIII sell my 1912 Plymouth s-psssenre
AZ luxe club coupe 2-door sedan; radio
heater: Il. 600 sexual miles. m dealers
Leaving for army November IS. VIII
Box A-1se Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
COMMONWEALTH LOAN ca. 4

Secure a loan In ONE TRIP
ON YOUR Signature. Telephone
the amount you need. All ar
ranGements made TO complete
the loan when you come in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12

Repair Your Car-Terms
Brakes. clutch plates, transniissions. front
ends, batteries. rear e1d low -prtces-
STANDARD. 1881 GRATIoT. OPEN EYES
CARS PAtNTED-SIs SO 500 so. S77 81
lo3ii Cd. River a. American NO. esTc
DAVIS MOTOR REBUILDERs
liza CAsS-ANby--- TEMPLE f-oo33
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
7777WOODWARD

NEECiET 1853 sedan. hester guod con
d.ttrr 'tr.uEhau WtI SELL or Ni3S See
Nr Nfvhei -Vtn Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
PAINT CAR
S3450tN

Bnmping added Perfect color Match
HARTMAN COLLISION SERVICE
80 EAST CANFIELD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
q. w. RAMSAY &C

q. w. RAMSAY co
superior auto body humping and painting
moderate pfices. 20 years humping and
painting experience Free estimates
Sos SElDEN TEMPLE 1910
Between Second boulevard and Third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12

LitrDiN.TFpHNE 1851 club ccune
meta -lis Ef-y tr--f tre.-'f-- ,--,-.-fri-7,-
up1HI radio. H,4tsr rts looking tires
II.. 81 ugF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12

A automobiles Wanted
A BETTER price paid for Junk cars and
trucks. Olive $3.50
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

Get our prices before you sell. Al Weis-
man Motor Sales. $3.50 Woodward.
AUTOS wanted for parts, junk People $
Auto Parts, 1855 Gratiot. F1tzroy 20l2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Auto Loans

AUTO loans, $40 10 $500, made in IS min
utes. Aetna Finance IT'S Cas-. RA. 60b5
AUTO LOANS--Cars. house traHers trucks
boats. cash while you wait Lloyd n
Fast. Inc. 5000 r. Grand Blvd MA Olfs
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-11
Woman
Anputates
DUN Foot

Jacksonville. N. c.. Aug. H.
Wv The story of how a woman
performed an emergency amputation
u' t'r root when her Stacks caught
~ inc drive shaft of the motor in
n Il,h boat and dragged her foot
t.'," NE motors SctScrcw. was told
nero today.
,,.: Ms {. +. Thompson. in company
Nun Nun local youth. was fishing in
h hH river al the time. Her foot was
"""IF manglcd. She performed the
u,p'ra'ion with a fish knife. making
X' a'nputation just above the ankle.
~ HUlp of cloth from her blouse
yea as a touwniquct.
+. ~ nearby boat towcd her craft
!n'H pctcrficld Point. 16 miles away.
"'u coast GuardSmcn rushed her 10
Az ilcld hospital at the New River
Urine base. Blood plasma was adj
mustered and another amputation
n"H made. below the knee. because
Wv, ~" muscles Of her leg were badly
w.n. Mrs. Thompson was conscious
ring The second operation and in
" RED as ~ go .riifirial limb. phv-
: .'us suun
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-11
Indian JyIobs
Fired Upon
British Troops Aid
Indian Police in Com
batting Civil Disobed-
fence Campaign.

Bombay. Aug. II.-(AP)-
British troops. some armed with
machine guns. came To the aid
at police today aS L. NOR" per-
>0rS were killed and 80 in
iurcd in ten instances in which
suniIrc WAS used To break tn
bombay mobs participating in
Mohandl> X. Gandhi'S civil
di>"brhirTcc campaign.
TIE Toll al casualties since u.f;-
Freaks began Sunday thus Wa,
.rur-", To- % dead and more than
,'u ."iwrd. with disorders and mill
."pluG,, spreading wider over ia
Ga and indications tina; dreaded
'uE. ana. noting between NIudg:
81. Mu.."n.s might break ou;.
The Bombay government an
.u-a'rd that troops mad participated
o. the .ru@ ON crowds on one %,
.". occasions. Police marched ~
..'". through the various Dis.
'a...a .ue,.ous.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-11
Raj PLANES ATTACK
GERMAN TRANSPORTS
ON EGYPTIAN FRONT

Cairo. Aug. ll.-(AP)-BritiSh air
attacks over the still quiet Egyp-
tian front were concentrated ycStcr-
day on axis transports. both ashore
and afloat. and enemy cncampmcntS
in the desert. British headquarters
announced today.
I'm another successful blow on
Mediterranean shipping. Il Communi-
que said, Raj light bombcrS sank
one lighter and damaged another
On the ground. headquarters said.
ihcrc was nothing To report in
daylight after continuing night pa
troll activity on the whole front.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-11
u. s. Bombers
Raid Hankow

CHurGhug. Aug IT, -- (AP) &C.,
Fighter escorted American bombcrs
in ioW altrutudC attack on Han
Eow and vicinity bombed newly
constructed warehouses and other
oDrcc'.lcs yesterday. LicutCnan,
General Joseph ". Sh'wc+s head
quarters announced today.
lldnkow. Iapan's greatest in'.nd
base IN CHINA. /, on the Yang q,
river and has beer a frequent .ar-
re. Of the American bunbCr.
The headquarters war I..'lr'.u
,ajd there was 90 anti .trrrnr 3d..
aud W. s'r ppp'sgfyn
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-11
W ash Asks
Navy Side
Higgins investigation
Brings Request for
Written Staten e n t
from Department.

Washington. Aug. ll-(AP)--
Chairman Walsh. Democrat. MaSSa-
ChtIScttS. asked The Navy depart
mcut today Tor written statement
"i lis position in rcputed controv-
crSy with lIigGin~ Industries. Inc.
New Orleans boat builders, over the
design uf invasion DurGc>.
Walsh SAID be Ms writing Score
tary %; the Navy Knox. who re-
qUCstcd IN Investigation of the con-
tr"v"rsy by 20 naval subcommittee
asking kuoN ,u -ct forth in full ;hv
Nays views on Inc subject.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-11
Strike Halls
Production
In Two Plants
tBy The .NSSucIatcd Press

y work >iuppugc by 1000 en-
ployccS today shut down In" Two
plants Of the Cleveland Graphite
Bronze G.. maker Of warplancS
parts.
William Bullock. business agent
of the Mechanics Educational So
cicty OF America. an independent
union. laid In" employees had walk
cd off the job %; both plants IN
protest against the company'S arbi-
trary and iron clad rules" He .ad
the two factories employed total
of 5000. about half of them women.
An estimated 900 workers
struck today At the General Cable
CorporntIon To- protest The refusal
OF the management and tho war
labor board ~ grant wage increase
and vacations with pay.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-11
Taxi Driver
Kills Convict

RalGigh. Aug. H. go tAPD - a
would-bC holdup man was shot 10
death here this morning and polio
identified him a. Eugene Albert Bar
bonr. au escaped convict.
The shooting occurred in taxi
cab on suburban street and II. T..
johnson. driver Of the taN. told police
he killed Barbour after the con-
vict tried 10 hold him up.
The prison department said Bar
bour. 90. Raleigh man. escaped
from the Johnston county prison
camp on June 20. He was serving
.welvc month, for forgery follow
.... O. ,...". 'r'iru iu Wake county.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-11
MENTAL HOSPITAL
IN EAST ANGLIA
BOMBED BY NAILS

London. Aug. Several
patients and staff members Of an
East Angclian mental institution
were killed last night by direct hi;
from a German plane during raids
on East Anglia and southeast Eng
land.
Emergency squads tolcd through
the night To recover the dead and
rescue the injured at the inStiiu-
ton. BY noon Twelve bodies had been
brought out of two flattcncd wards.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-11
Jap Counter
Attacks Are
Beaten Back
a t l. e a S t an Even
Break Appears So Far
IT Americas First Of
fenslve of War; War
Supplies Reach Aus
tralia.
BY The Associated PrcSS)
"Wv ave hWLdiMm our own. -

I'VE are holding our own"
In five words, the United
States received word today indi-
eating that American Marines
were b"H,im" off furious jap
ancS" counter attacks i'm the
.iN"-day cid battle Of the Solo
mon islands. 500 miles north
'a>t @! Australia. as allied
nava! ami air forces covered the
rir r;nm. invasion.
AuHtrd!It> prime minister.
John Curtin. ANNOUNCING III least
an even n"rl', IN the struggle
That may mark 4 turning point
81 TN Tar Pacific conflict. said
allied Eti:> ~ far apparently
had greatly nr'wri.hcd l0SscS.
~ He san" time. an Aus
Italian %nrrru:nrn! spokesman
Disclosed ilIli shipments Of sup
niles al TN" highest possible
value which would "rcvolu-
Tonne offensive operations i'm
the north" had arrived in AUS
lrdiia.
Allied LOSSES acknowledged ycSrcr-
day by hdmtru. Eals-t =. King. com
H"uUor III r..cI flo. The l.. :. fleet.
included " cruiser .rIu, and damage
'' lW" cruisers. -. d,.ToyrrS and
.. transport
But Adm..ui kiUa declared IA large
number "t japanese planes were
destroyed and surface units put out
al action in Americas first often
i've vi The wIr.
L.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-11
Nazis Would Trade
French Prisoners
Five States
Hold Voting
Official u. 6. Marine CorpS photo
By The Associated Press

Primary balloting in five
states today produced Il test of
presidential influence and pre-
war foreign policies in Now
Nrrk'$ election of congressional
namlnccS and convention dele
gates who will pick candidate
for governor.
Voters determine congress
.ional and Gubcrnatorial Cand;-
dates in Idaho. Ohio and NCb-
raSka and beside there j. q ran
off between two senatorial as
plrantS in Arkansas.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-11
Laval Says Germany
Will Give One Prison
er of War for Every
Three Volunteer Spe-
cialized Workers Go
ing to Germany.

Nirhy. Aug. II.-CAP-Picrrc
Laval told the French today
mat The naZiS would return one
french prisoner of war for every
'hr'r specialized workers who
Volunteered TO 20 to Germany.
nc chici Of governments speech.
".'"irdSl 10 tho nation. was made
az ''mplcmgc. northeast of Paris.
N"''' n" welcomed home q first
U'.''I"hd of 900 war prisoners cx-
''"'%'d Tor workers already in Ger
Ih'''N and saw off another worker
group
: rance. he said. still has POO. 900
" n't soldiers captive in Germany
" ,.l IN" mavi government. needing
''"'"'' specialists. will release 3D.
continued on Page Fuur)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-11
Cotton Prices
Turn Higher

New York. Aug. 1l.--tAP)-COt-
ton futures opened unchanged to 30
cents bale lower.
Noon values we're 90 tO IS cents =
bale highcg. October t7.7Y. Deem
Jsr Tbs and Iarcn lcli.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-11
WEATHER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Little change in temperature
tonight. with only a few widely
scattered showers this after
nGCn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

AXIS SPEED Graphic camera. Almost
new. with synchFonizeri plates.
filter. shade. Phone Lakewood 5ell.
Exchange 1908
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WEAR EVER-A feW vegetable pans
chicken flyers. TicerH and small
turkey rcastsrs left. Distributor
Main 1902
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s-PIECE oak dining set, chairs.
round table. buffet. 1908 50. sheri-
dan. Cash only
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SPRAY DUN OUTFIT. eomplsts. y h.
% motor. 2-cFlinder compressor
l4f4 south 8stn -.
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a. d. sorA coUpK IN GOOD
sHAPE Fon LATE M0DEL PICK
UP villa. Par CASH piFTEIt-
EACE. OAKLAND 1zla
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The Gr-nmc Times

p,,.,.shsd every week daF oy Ine
r.-sss-,s Tsv,.es PUBLISHING Co a. sis
MarFet 81 Tacoma wash
me T5ues delivered py carrier ,n
Ger Der month b. mail outsies the ststs
rs cents Der month tl5o per ssaa
In Washington SO cent? pei nions'4-
RntsrsS a second class matter ~
the No. offiee a. Tacoma. Hasn-
under ths ACT Of Congress- hAfen o.
Tslephops al DEPARTMENTS. MAE
World WIDE Leased VIE neFs
ice through the United FIes--
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WILL SILL thoroughbred Doberman
Pineher. year-old female trimmed,
s20. NJ. T. Davis. TO Cherry at.
Summer.
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WAFER SYSTEMS

SERVICE HARDWARE a fMPLE-
MINT co zoos Pacific Ave
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II YOU DON'T FIND what you want
here. order an ed In the Times
Want To Buy" column. Call MAIL
1851
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/ GOOD used Arctic overshoess while
thev last o. per pair. s2s Tacoma
l avenue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

BATTERY cabinet radio. like new.
Takes a PoWerpark which lasts ak
months. s25. II a. m. 20 2.30
d. m T2I FAWcett. Apt. 10.
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The Tacoms Times VII re, no' ~,
sumo finanriai resnon>lbll,s n.
ans errors rhish NJ spps ~.
adverfiseuenfs nnhhshea
rolumns In fhase ir.la -, -
the DaDeT Il n fauh
print that mart ~ inc sasse.l
meBt In which the t5D"sf@p
mistake occurs
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BEDSTEAD. mattress and spTinss.
dresser. large steel baby BED, CON-
plete. s24 East 45th. Call evenings.
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A FEW LEFT

DAVENOS. swing rockers. chairs.
: mirrors. oak dinette sets. l. l..
Hess Furniture Co 4540 So. N.
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HEAVY wool oVercoai, size ~. s5.
FaIr coat. Gize IS, Dis. 1881 %.
Thompson
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BEDROOM suite. dining room set.
electric range davenport and chair,
breakfast set. beds. complete. sos
SO. X.
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RENT LADDERS
Long Ladders-5oc Day
Cavanaueh Lumber Co.
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BLOCK and slab--0ood heater or
Main 334s
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HEAVY upland block and SLAB ana
forest wood Garland T1ib.
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TAVERN
TAVERN One Il ne best zpefe
In town fnn foc1 J Average
business .honf tl00 PER dsY 80
elu.lvs a pinh~ii games Owner
must eli \ b@rxsla 81 tf.1m
fsr further Information call
our Mr. Msyios. evenings. MAtn
Tt<T. 40 daily. N 1117.
HAROLD A. ALLEN 3 CO.
1914 nast nt1x. III ut
IAtnnn a@ar city i.mIsss n<tttH9
500 fs1afH4. Will consider f4<W
lana - aoeiiiaa ~ u@a<-
pHuo nrunk IN f@sla<alisI ai@tft<e
aeina fIHs ttzzias<< fs@S@H*uz><
Hama An@ef<eH. 4st. Htxn st74
SMALL Fsslsu<sst. as1ns sepd nslsI~
ne<s must seit. n&Hef n9fa1 9f<fk~
81 Gall fl4fiaH4 10
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isss HARLEY DzyfDsos ~ ooo<
Condition. f4f4 Houth eetb 81
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BARN SASH

cAvANAUGH LUMBER COMPANY
1879 Puyallup Avenue
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GAS rsnge-Whitf enamel Japan.
good condition, reasCnAble. corner
Cupboard 81 50. Proctor 1920
n. {. SMITH typewriter and stand.
completely rec0noltioneas 40.
s5Os IA. orandyieN-
FLOOR SANDER PoLfsHER for rent
MODEL LUhBEh COMPANY
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10 INCH UPLAND TIE SLAB. Ella
per cord. Garland i72i.
PARKS THRIFTY FUEL
2o2o SO Tacoma WAY ohrland IT'S
Buy u. s. Bonds and savsi
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-03-13
*First Aid Class

how to tie a
Hold end of what be tied in the left
end of what to be tied the right hand First the the
left hand and under the end in the right hand.
Now the end that the left hand with the right
the end that
tight That being done take the end that is the right hand
which left
that the left hand in
the end in the left
right hand with the left pull
the knot.
That provided
confused the end that the right
under carried under that should have been
have not shifted the end held by the right hand the left
the end held by the left hand into the right hand 49,
now being given Greenbe They being
issued the American Red Cross There charge the only cost
of unbeached muslin from which bandages
Surely this along with couple OF hours work week. makes
Aid buy"
God grant may mighty handy
Junior falls headong of the
dimes via the left the
splint
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-03-13

When the hospital closed its doors at the end of
considered with regret the alternatives of selling
or storing the inventory of equipment which into
thousand dollars The Town Councils decision to rent
part of this to the Health Association for nominal fee
thoroughly sensible.
Certainly the town has nothing to lose by this arrange
ment nasmuch the Health Association agrees keep
the Xray serilzer and other equipment in good repair
If the people of Greenbelt and their Town Council
see the clear to again establish municipal hospital
here will be available nucleus of necessary items which
will become increasingly difficult to obtain the
the agreement, this $4,000 worth of medical equipment
can then be sold by the town at prevailing prices which
will remain for the wars duration higher than original cost
For the Health Association there is prestige in pos
sessng the only hospital equipment available in the
If and when the organization clears up of it's other
problems the services which may offered should
contribute to its growth and strength.
This appears to be of those bargains where
everyone concerned stands to gain, and lose