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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
Joining Day"
Al ~" Success
IS Boys Sign Up
For Foil progFon

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
Manpower
Problems
Are Studied
~ SHIRLEY BROWN
United Pre-. Writer

WASHINGTON. = ca. rnsr
Harley NJ kilgore. y. v. Va. 81
q special senate subcommittee
studying nsnpo~er problems. sad
MondAy that MAJ Gen. Lewis n
Hershey. ssleeiise service director.
had presented some slightly con
fIdentisi~ information al q elcsed
meeting Of ths group.
Hershey es. the fArst wit-
Re>< before the group. sescA
!. . sutcen,mlste~ ~ the s~n-
ale committee investigating
the ~ar program. headed hy
Sea. Harry =. Truman. ID, ssa-
rrumaa srpasnted tAe sae-
committee Sanda, Might to
study the ned FOE more
centralized manpe~es eca-
troll.
kilgore told reporters after Mon
day mornings meeting that Her
shey's testimony. presumably O.
the srmy's future needs wss .
help in laying the groundwork
for a complete study Of the stu
alton In regard 10 hangover and
womanpower.
Wage rates. insofar - they
affect War productions and tire
availability Of worker. for the
various necessary Johs, viii
Also be studied. ~ welf n
other related questions, In
Guiding general problems fae-
ing labor and management.
and the adyi-abllity Of . more
centralized control ese~ the
nations nnanpower.- Truman
sald In announcing the sub
committee.
He appointed Sen. Harley NJ
kiIgors. D., W. Va, chairman oi
the subcommittee. The other
members are: Sens. Tom Connally,
D.. Tex. James NJ. Mead. D, N. Y.
Ralph o. Brewster. X. Me, and
Joseph n. Ball. r.. MINI.
Several house committees have
been studying the msnpowsr situ-
alton for several weeks. The Xii.
gore subcommittee began whers
they left off.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
Need Skilled Men
In Army Ordnance

Probably due largely 10 the fact
that relatively few civilians are
engaged in the type 81 work de-
msnded, a slow response il being
shown in enlistment Of skilled men
in the ordnance department re-
ports Captain Cecil NJ. Rhss. 81
the Tacoma army recruiting
station.
Particularly needed by ths corp,
are instrument repafrmen and
opticians Also needed are diesel
engine mechanics. electricians and
radial engine mechanics
Promotion opportunities are
excellent for skilled men. To
enter the corps. men must be be-
tween the ages Of IS and -, in
elusive. Information concerning
enlistment il available At the army
recruiting station, i0ii Washing
ton building.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
Student Ticket Drive Over
The Top at Puyallup High
four Closes Subscribe s3lss TO Exceed
Budget by ss35; Junior High Still TO Come

FtfAII.rr - Student finance.
O. Puyzllup high school for ls42.
- Ar. in excellent condition ac.
eording to Principal Harry Han.
s~s statement following the an
n,sl sesson ticket driv, held Fr.
day.
With a quota Of 1851 hodeeted
10 finance student activities during
the year. the four top classes 81
me school subscribed x3.Iae or
sss5 above the amount asked and
the junior high with a quota Of
SsO Is vet 10 be heard from as
they do not max. their dris. until
tuesday. BY classes the seniors
had \ quota Of s5il and raised
tse7; the juniors were asked for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
Could peier Be Pumpkin tsiel
With Slomsch lIICef pain,i

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DOUBLE YOUR NosEI PACK 49,.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
Hurt When Machine
Hits Telephone Pole

Mr.. sies Jonhson. -. ~ Route
Z BOX 7Hs. EnvnseizWs sao va
m furs1 ate Friday afternoon sfnsr
ths ear driver ~ hsf husband ~
,slsphors pie rear Enureis>
sslll as N the Bridge hospitsl
mere Monday for treatment n a
com pound fracture - facial bones
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29

FF" '<f<r7-F - -" ~
don didn't even Ees hits. hui ht
considered hls fishing trip ; huge
sucess.. Win pale. hoax and lire.
he flshed out If = pend behind ~
home 10 automobile tlrss which
had esen discarded IN rrs-Fs,iensak
dsys
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29

A tss sneilra raetuFs indsz<i<ys
stars Owe America war bred
rrekF.a eems. - . siesz. re
the.tsfzceFs 40 raress<< eenzs
e-fpfs ~ FRA ~ oeter<r 49,
Fsv<n IN spFcFsanisy = seeasFs
.atakrzpAsa rhrtsxr<rss q tA<ar
fzxoFs,s Hnesl< <tsrs
Announcement tai purchasers
e War nznds e<fcrs - fzEfs -
ne nanuzh seald res<ls= sase.
arspheh phataErarhs - mssas
Stars upon Request . na.as - Nlii
cnnast. Tnrema shsifu.n II ths
War fsneh aFtse fef re rnaaien
eleture Industry.
pequssi fsF shs aFnea phots-
graph nest - msds hsfeFe SEPT.
% ara rsn ~ m.ds ~ ~ Il
the Tacoma rsnsscn rsrtaFs The.
alters Il 10 time = War Bod v
purchased rkosr< IN - sent
from ncllywccs h hred haysrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29

Tuesday at = .. N. At the Noun
tain View church with Rev. y. 3
Tollefson officiating. Burial will
be in Woodbine cemetery under
the direction Of Wrgley and Glenn
ents.
The lad, who was celebrating
his birthday, was riding MS bicycle
down the old hill road north Of the
Milwaukee depot. when losing con-
troll of his machine. eollided with
an automobile being driven up the
hill by Maurice A. Snyder. 23. Of
PuysDup. Snyder told police the
boy Was coming down the nil At
high rat. n speed and lost ron
trol. IN. wheel skidding under his
car which n. had driven Hp tho
hank trying 10 avoid thu collision.
Young Lilleorsn. whoss homs
wss At RI. 7. Box 3i7 Was . n1su-
b.r Of IN. Mountain View church.
having been confirmed May -.
1912. and WAS a freshman at Sum
ner high school. BE leaves his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John L4lleor.n;
a brother, John. and a sister. Inez.
First rehearsal Of In. senior
choir Of Peace Lutheran church Of
the fall "a announced for Friday IT
100 y. m. in the parish hall.
Last ntes for Henry c. sc.,.
IS. who died suddenly al Tacoma
hospital Sunday evening. vsre
being arranged Monday.
Boss. whose home WAS At sl5
Attn ave. ~. w.. came 70 Puyallap
in 1871 from Shelby. Aieh. He
op.ned . cafe here And Vas a
caterer until FIVE years ago wrsn
he retired PIE was member u
Peace Lutheran church. Corinthisn
lodgs No. -, y and A. NJ. and
Medina chapter. o. NJ s. chiesEo.
Surviving are his wife. Mare. a
son Paul IN Detroit and tnrse
grandchildren. Wrigiey ard Gem
ents viii Announc. Ire funeral
Funeral services for Harold l.
Hsmimar vii - held az the YnE-
ley ard Clements chapel. rilysliBp.
Tuesday al II a m. Or. A ".
ss6dsrr ard Rsv George Harlow
will offcists and Durfsl vii b. In
Woodoins
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
We Learned
On Arabia's
Sand Lots
THE DESERT ran a temper.

THE DESERT ran , temper
i azure. Nothing else moved
faster than a crawl. A camel
wouldn't walk a mile If he
could help it-not even for
another camel. Trucks Just
Eroaned and gave up. Trans
portation. when this Company
went after oil in Saudi Arabia
some years ago, was gosh-awful.
But the headaches we had
were all for the best. Traokless,
blistering desert challenged our
experts 10 devise transit that
would make up its own roads
rs il went along. They designed
special three.axle, all. wheel.
drive trucks and rsilers with
very lov-pressute tires that
looked as big as = full moon.
Some Of these quaint gas
buggies are enough to make
you think you've met a dream
walking bad dream, that is.
But they're the first motorized
vehicles to lick the desert. From
their time, horse-and-camel DAYS
stretch back across the desert
no the Beginning in nearby
Eden.
We enjoy those headaches to-
day because we have been able
" pass our experience on TO our
government, and some of the
chaps who really grabbed our
desert transport problem by its
throat are now with the Army's
desert forces. It's a comfort TO
feel that every lesson We learned
on the vast sand.lot of Arabia
NAV make things some mite
easier for our desert soldiers
wherever they may be.
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SUNDAY, s-9:4S Pm.
ys7nd WEEKLY STANDARD sf~fHof1f
Edwin Macarthur. Conducting
NBc Poeifie Coast Network
Jupiter symphony; ..-......... kersrf
Allegro Vivsce
Unfinished Symphony. .Sehubsrf
Andsnts Con Moto
Symphony No. s:.4..+...... EsefboFss
A1egrttto Seherrsndo
Little SYMPHONY in .ssnesfs
And1nte
Pathetic Symphony .TehsIAofsAy
Allegro Motto Vivses
Standard Oil Company
of California
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29

H0N many Bhits Elephants do
yea own "A thing 81 value owned
By the wrong psrs0ni. Sell your
White Elephants for cash ~ order
lnE = for fsls 81 Or shs Want A
page. Cal NAE zfsi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29

Your postnsstsr csn tsil yosl
ho'. ~ invss, In y. 3 WAR
BONDS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29

$500 and subscribed sT2t. he
sonhonores with an amount placed
At SIS pledged $500. ard the
freshmen rsA=ed $3.50 with their
quota placed a. $3.50. On PER
centaEv bsis the freshmen wen
the drive with the juniors second
Hansen stated that this Ia tire
most successful drive the school
has ever put on and the money -
needed this year q. there VIII ~
no night football games 10 swell
the receipts
Workers. Conference
Observation 81 Christian Ednca-
ton week begins Monday at The
First Baptist church .ith a work
ers conference and win continue
with special sessions each dav.
concluding next Sunday with world
communion and a special dediea-
ton service.
The workers conference viii be
held this evening 81 o'clock at
the home Of Mrs Crystal Marty.
72s T;h st. y. W. when the
speaker viii b Rev. Gordon n.
Forbes, director Of Christian Edu-
cation Of the Washington Baptist
convention. Seattle. Tuesday will
be Family al Home Night when
each family group viii observe the
occasion in its own home. We'd
resday, Family AZ Church Night, E"
will be At : O'Clock when work will
he done in the sanctuary Of. the
church and on the new education
unit with Mrs. A. n. Morris and
Louis Allen heading the groups.
Thursday there will be a special
mid-week service at the Pioneer
Avenue Baptist church with Rev.
Walter Watkin. pastor Of that con-
gregation, bringing the message
Friday at p. m. there viii be a
party for the Baptist Youth Eel
lowship al the Madge c. Hurd stu
dos. 507 I'd ave. n. r, with Miss
Roberta Underhill president, in
charge. Saturday has been dssig-
mated as Visitation" day during
which members will visit or phone
each other throughout the day.
The weeks program will b.
climaxed Sunday with special dedi-
cation services honoring teachers
and officers Of the Sunday school
who will dedicate themselves TO
the teaching Of youth. Rev. a. y.
Morris, pastor emeritus, and T. ].
Brean, retiring Sunday school SUI
perintendent. will conduct this
ceremony which viii he followed
by communion. also being cele-
hrated throughout the world. ad-
rninistered by Rev. Walter Sadler.
the pastor, who viii slso prvaoh
the sermon. Carl n. Jonas, super
intendent Of the Sunday school
and director Of youth activities, is
acting as general chairman for the
week.
Woods 10 Speak
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
Woods 10 Speak

Ralph Woods. Republican candi-
date for congress in the coming
election. will be the speaker at the
Chamber of Commerce luncheon
TUESDAY at noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
Choir Rehearsal.

Tho choir ~ Emmanuel Lutheran
church will hold rehearsal Tues.
day evening At q o'clock IN the
church and on Saturday Rev.
Theodore BRAKEMAN will conduct
young peoples school and oonfir-
nation class. Next Sunday has
been chosen as the date for the
annual Sunday school rally, begin
ming al e:45.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
Obituaries

Funeral services for Left Lille
oren. Il. who died at a local hos
pitsl Saturday following a collision
with an automobile, Will BE- held
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
DRUGS

DRUGS
8 shsviss Mirrors, nsioI stond.
nnoenifyino mirror, electrlc,
were 323 nov - 10
- chsmiesI Hess rsdss odd O
little voter ord provide ses-
ssoI hours heof. Were I9c
=. 10 oleor ........ 3DF
street iioof
NOTIONS
= Auto-Sest cevsu. ploId fobri-
cod. z styles. were 247
row .s.s....t.s .stU
4 weodss Window csvwi<ss,
were 90 .s.84s he
u MssheIssess tto hoos In eIosefl
were joe ....+...s. Z8f
street floor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-16

The birth II i daaKhtfr. HAZE
LINDA. is ) happy event - ~
family circle az Mr AMI Mrs
Larsen Erauk r. The little KsFl
Aho arrsVsa II thr jackson Coan
~ Hospital laht Friday. ; ~
niere II Mrs. + r S1aFtMpas and
Ms q G GaskinA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-16

MsrkA7es NcIms0sh il ensoyins
= visit y relatives in Nsw Or
leans
Miss Wilmer Feigier returned
Thursday from : few dapz vIxii
q relatives IN Kcntwood L.
Mrs G a Graham and Misses
Bessie Cowsn and Ina Thosnpkor
spent Wednesday n Mobile where
they enjoyed visits to Mrs. A II.
and Mrs Lein Blumer.
Mrs y. Al. Ayers and Mrs. q
Z Weed and children were guests
|oi Mrs - + Colmcr. IT.. a No
bile. Tuesday.
A sweet and impressive chris
ieninn service, was observed 81
the Methodist church SUNDAY
morning when baby Margaret
Thomson. tho little DAUGHTER 81
Mr.. and Mrs G. A Thompson. wss
presented ioH fhis sacred service
by Der parents nev 81 1. Wal.
ton wat thc Officiating minister.
Baby Margaret IS also 3 Babt
Life NAmhsne - 49, Nsts@44@~~s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-16

Miss Anne DFapes II Atlantis Is
here to- i kfay os tau wecha 10
c6nnergion wiih aisineas Eof
Sears RpehAakk and s Il lbe lsoBsf
II MrA r. J casssnefM
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-16

M Curtis Creme Is expeed
e return Saturday from sanau
Camp 0nund4 near CenferVGie
Tenn where xhe IS seaxhlaa TlH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-16

Pleasant new aaaagsen6 ~ pus
eaKouin ~ Af ara Ars tsnFa
lHellbrnna whe have t&ksa AnaFt
menss with M~ E a casfEAf
81 HesihEuna IL wlth ssle draft
sns department It InKalh
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-16

Friends Of Marion Janhog Per
Ter are very proud 70 hear 3.
his graduation from grammar
school q Hope Haven acsaems II
Marsre. Ia limbo. Is he Is
known e . large numIaf ii
friends. Is uae - ~ NJ and
Nm = & Porter ~ us civ
finishea with hleAest >
MS rtasa and gave 4 nennsnf
opening address II ire elaaine
exercises - the seIsoot
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MOSS POINT.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mrs Malva jackson returned
Monday from Bogaluss La
where she waS joined - Mrs T
NJ. Dykes. going On - New O.
Leans where they attended re
wedding q their son and nephew
r NJ Dykes r.. and Miss Allce
Mary Clark which touk place ia
that city. Saturday. FoE@Wins
the wedding n. ard MEs Dykes
Jeff for Corpus Christi. Texas &
make their hosne wherc NJ
Dykes il - instructor IN ths
naval corps.
Mr.. and Mrs n s. Mcleod Hi.
Iisrd Booth and Mrs Harry 8oolhl
attended the funeral e II & y.
Dudley here Sunday
Hrs Paul Lsnton and daughter
have returned from . vEEii 70 rela
fsves in Winfield. Tenn.
MIR and Mrs Joe Roche ard
daughter. Gene. who we're called
hers n aceesant ~ he snxSguS III
res ard death of Ms Roche
father. Mr. G W Daadley. Re.
turned 20 their horne il Lynn.
Haven PA. Wednesday
Hs and Mrs. Albert Colmer.
after ; few days Wait here in he
home Of Mr. snd Mrs. John Hill.
left Thursday % return ~ fhesF
home IN West Monroe. L.
Dr.. and Mrs Russell Fisher.
Mrs n C. Mars and Mrs J. x.
Porter were visitors = Mobiis
Thursday.
Dir and Mrs. Eari TurnaRc left
Saturday fof : vigt q felstises II
TylerfoWn Mas
B 3 Livingston Of Fort Kn0k
Ky Is spending a few days wifa
bls brother ard sixter-in law. n
snd Asrs =. Livingston
Mrs Tim Blades snd daughter
azad Asrs e / Bond and dsugh
tef. Ann. ard son. George. r.
turned THURSDAY from ; visit e
Mrs Blades and Mrs. Bends pr
ents. Mf. ard Mrs g G Seiden
spinner ia Inuaan 8 {
The many Erienda q Mrn. clexe
Roper sFe gfIexed 70 hear Il her
secidenf Thursday. when she fell
81 her home breaking ner h.p.
Mrs. Norman Mars RI RssladeI
phia Miss D. and Mn En
Fisher ard daughter. panNa
= Riehmprza u and Mfa J <
Porter end sen q pittebseNh Pa
arrived tbs aeek for ; visit II
Nn liner Cesipyn are Mr Mar
Re Parker
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s1d Ken&aah Fnana s. Broes
Ped. Ais. spent Fnday Is
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dhuahief. 1aAie hate nnw re
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after Spending ucFai naae wtth
Mrs. naies ssses. Miss u
Bruce
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Church Whore they have been
spending 4 Wee ncx Ansl Mrs
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cink ~ she fatiffA ypsasaa ssesnf.
1nhnne Bafhse az Hallgrslaaa
REV ulmer randutled : revival
during tie wek ihai ~ was -
uniuF Church
Mack Williamson returned Sat.
utdaY r. hts aatles ~ Camp SIT
t1n : c. nstek having spent :
mart fasi0uRh with Mr. vii
hansen ~ TIE home 81 her par.
rns - and MfN a Collie.
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~pxassare ~ visiting Ntsfh Ms
molhf. Mr. { " Williamson At
WlllIsmHt Pa wio Is = guest
h the Cole hame
Friends ~ Hsy = nlegme win
~ Interested Is know shat ~ was
one - : class - SD1 men 10 he
graduated from : teehnieal mrhosl
~ Sheppard Frn nFaf wichita
Pals. TrKRs June II. Pvt n
Were aa formerly d lInelxYe %
%|efalof en The chfnhlelr star.
Pvt Carl Fnffkr returned Str
day = hM studies 81 are 0glanao
PA. Al nae after Spending !
ten days hafiaalah win rs nar
'snss NJ ard Mn Charles Per-
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PVT Raymond Hans efsnilnnes
81 Camp Polk BIZ ~ H. beer
transferred 70 - q 1T Arsnn
led Regiment ri Armored Div
Captain and Mm A. s0aeshssmn
Of ppkt Arthur. JeMAa. afe greet
ing their pssragoaie lfleasfa e
he Ruesh - NJ Mildred F
eric nd other relatives
Ms Mildred Henley hnra
from HnsgiesbuKg Tor watt Is
NJ ard Mr. Ten ToFnhlH
Mfs. Y A Welrh d rae
visiting be- parrnsa. ~ aad
Mn Z y Monroe ard family
M Mildred LadnieF ~ sis
Walker Variety Store i enjoying
her xaratitn thIs week
Mu ! Curtis creae Is sxped
e return Saturday from Nnnea
Camp 0nuund4 near Cenaertii8
Tenn where she IS seHhIna Tf4