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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-07
Paint Creek NelUs

Bert Youngs who read Easter
greetings; No. 2. Rev. Charles
Carey's class, represented by Mrs.
Martin Hearl and Mrs. Marian Rob
bins. singing a duet; No. 3, Miss
Ethel Hammond's class of four
girls: No. ., Mrs Pearl Breining's
class, singing; and No 3, Jean
nette Hammond's class OF four
boys. speaking dialogue. The pro-
gram closed with Mr.. Carey giving
a sermon and prayer.
Miss Jessie Ryan spent Thurs
day in Detroit with her sister, Mrs.
Anna Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hammond
and daughter Ethel were entertain
ed Thursday in Ypsilanti as guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs Robert Lambie.
Mr.. Lambie's sister Mrs. Belle
Scotney, was a guest at the Lambie
home.
Mrs. Grace Freeman entertained
at an Easter dinner in her home
after church. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Reynolds and family, Ypsilanti; NJ.
and Mrs. Clyde BreininS and fam
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-07
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

Paint Creek. Mich; Abr. Mr.
and Mrs. Jennings Campbell hell
open house Sunday Afternoon from
TO 5 and from : TO 8 o'clock. There
was a large crowd Of friends in
the afternoon and evening who
visited and greeted them on their
twenty-ffth wedding anniversary.
At the close OF each session tea,
coffee and cake were served A
Book OF Good Wishes and Memories
was left with the honored couple.
They received many lovely gifts
Of silver. including purse OF mon
ey presented by their neighbors.
Altogether there were about 100 at
tending.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-07

home OF Mrs. George Gill.
Arthur Larson. Wayland, visited
Cherry Hill friends, sunday. He is
taking a short course in dental
surgery at the University OF Mich
igan. His wife Mrs. Ruby Larson,
who formerly was a teacher in the
school here, visited friends Monday,
returning 10 their home at Wayland,
Wednesday.
Mrs. William Freeman, kalama-
zoo. spent the week end with her
sister, Mrs. James Burrell.
Nj. and Mrs. Allen Bordine who
spent the winter in Florida, have
returned home.
Mrs. William Theisen and son,
Dearborn, visited her parents, MI.
and Mrs. George Simmons and at
tended the Easter service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor May. Mr..
and Mrs. William May, Dearborn,
and Miss Marietta Atwell, Detroit,
were dinner guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley West, Salem, on Sunday
Miss Ruth, Shuart, Lansing. and
Barbara Banks, Ypsilanti, visited
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Gilmore. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lewis. Plym-
outh, visited the George Gill's Sun
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-07
Easter SerNices

The Easter services at the
Friends Church Sunday morning
were presented by each class Civ
ing a selection and presented by
the teacher OF Glass No. ,, Miss
Ellen Gould. Class No. l was rep
resented by Frank Harris, who
preached a brief sermon and Mrs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-07
UNIONISTS PARTICIPATE

Detroit. Mich. APR. Tins An
upsurge in enrolment OF air raid
wardens was anticipated today by
Detroit authorities as it was dis
closed some 5000 CIO unionists
have signed cards pledging their
participation in the Civilian De
tense program.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-07

Ann Arbor this evening at $50 in
the Michigan Union ballroom.
Chris Matthews, Mt. Clemens
president OF the National Universe
~ OF Michigan Alumni Association,
is expected 10 attend.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-07
HELD BY JAPANESE

Detroit. Mich, Apr. 7-INS 49,
Ralph Baskerville, former Detroiter
and manager OF the Firestone Rub
Der Company at Manila. and his
wife are captives OF the Japanese
who occupied the Philippine capi-
tai, friends learned today from the
Army Intelligence Service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-07
AIR WARpENs TRAIN

East Lansing, Mich, Apr. I'm
tensiye training OF AFRAID warden
instructors for a weeks period op-
ened here today under joint auspic-
rs OF the American Legion and the
State Defense Council.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-07
W S. c. S. VIII Meet

Unit I of the W.S.CS. will meet
Thursday afternoon, Apr. 8 at the
home OF Mrs. George Gill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-27
v byvale zabavni mistnosti
krajana Cernockyho
1va %vvnaIv


k~rajana Cernockyho
diva timely.
V tax Nv. Louis Place We Fox
River Grove, ktery patril nyni
zemrelemu krajanu Louis Ger
nockemu, naslo deset Get statni
policie diva timely a prohlasujf,
re to byla asi skryse Touhyho
gangu,. ktery V tech mfstech v
dobe prohibice rozvazel pivo.
Jeden tunel jde z jedne budo-
Wy do druhe, a druhy do CARA
re a policie myslela, re Touhy
a jeho banda Sc tam pc uteku
z jolietske kaznice skryvali.
Policie prohledala dvoupatro-
w dim, ale nenasla mic, co by
poukazovalo, re by Sc tam
Touhy a jeho spojenci skryva-
Ii. z jedne budovy vedl tunel
do tanecnf mfstnosti, ktera ro-
ku 1889 shorela, ,kdyz byla zlo
cinnou rukou zapalena a dru-
ny tunel vedl do garaze. serif
prav1, re tunelG bylo pouzfva-
no, kdyz policie udelala najezd
ma hernu.
Mfstnost nalezela zemrele-
mu krajanu Louis Cernockemu
a nynf jest operovana Peter
Herbstem. Tanecn1 sin jest
pTemenena ma tovarnu. Mist
most byla zapalena v listopadu
1889, kdyz gangsteri unesli
diva obecn1 1redn1ky, kterf &C.
kali ma gangstery, ably je Eat
xii. Pred tim nekolik pokusG
bylo ucineno zapaliti m1stnost
Cernockeho, ktery vsechen po-
dezTely zivel vypovedel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-27
JIz Sc I KONEC.

.Spojenci Sc spojili,
blesky Jim srsf z ocf,
vrhaj1 Sc ma ty vrahy,
a s mimi rychle toci.
Name jiz druhou frontu,
a jsme pevni jake skala,
a spojeneckym narod1m,
odhodlanost z ocf sala.
Neustoupi ami pid,
nazi-fasi-japanske zmiji,
i kdyby treba dali slib,
re Shy nasfch sniff.
Neverime tenn barbarian,
tfeba i kdyz Sc modlf,
vzdyt spojenecke narody,
Sc ma druhe front9 shodli.
Ia druha fronta osovobdf,
ten hrdinny rusky lid,
Jenz Sc " nemecke krvy brodf
&C chtel nit v zemi kid.
Kid Dude miti vsechen lid,
az poraZlme tn l1zu,
ktera nema lidsky cit,
rOzseva vsude hrGzu.
Psano 8. listopadu 1912.
JAN j. HRBEK.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-27
Proc " Domazlicich We 3
hodinv zvoni.

Ma v6zi arcidekanskehO
chramu v Domazlicich sc kaz-
dy den We 8 hodiny odpoledne
zvonf. Je to zvyk pres 100 ro-
XII starry. Has zvonI ma Do
mazlickym p~ripomfnati ma
vecne easy zhoubny pozar z
mesfce srpna v roce 1882, KITE
ry vypukl We 3 hodiny odpeled-
ne a zvratil celou ulici - n.y.
nj nazvanou Spalenou ulici =
a do zakladu il znicil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-27
Staficky krajan nalezen
obSSenv.

V Chicago 72lety Mitchell
Jansky byl nalezen ob6seny v
dTevnlku "a SWIM obydlim.
Objev ucinila v temze dome
bydllcf Marie Mazancova, KITE
ra 81. zasla do drevnlku pro
sn1ru. Dvere nasla otevrene a
domnivala Sc, Re snad nekdo
zapomenul petlici zandati a re
vitr dvere otevfel. Pr vkroce-
nj do dTevnfku vsak v pfitmi
spatrila viseti telo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-27
Nepotrebuje brat mic pro
spanl.

Tom Smith, 55lety, v Kansas
City, cftil onehdy jakousi una
WI a sedl tedy ma okraj chod-
nlku a usnul. Ia chvili byl
probuzen velkou bolesti v leve
.noze a kdyz prfsla policie, do
pravila jej do nemocnice. Tam
shledano, re ma prerazenou
kost a ma dotaz, jak pfisel k
svemu zran6nf, odpovedel:
"Jak to mohu vedeti, kdy2
jsem spal? Jen 81 TAX mohu my
sliti, re mne asi pfejel auto
mobile"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-27
Ditko Sc narodiIo " patrolce.

Stanley Maplor z Chicago,
nemohl dostati dosti rychle
taxovky. Zastavil proto poll
cejnf patrolni VIZ a pozadal
|policisty, ably dovezli jeho
manzelku do nemocnice sv.
Alzbety. Prave kdyz patrolka
zastavovala u nemocnice, stal
Sc otcem statneho kluciny. Lee
kar a osetrovatelky, zaujali
vnitrek patrolniho vozu ma del
81 dobu, zatim co policiste tele-
|fonicky sc snazili v~ysvetliti
svemu predstavenemu, proc Sc
nemohou vratiti s povozem ma
stanici.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Woody" Wilson
In New Location

Woody" Wilson. well known
auto dealer Of South Tacoma, an
nouneed today the new location
Of his used car store at 5si5
South Tacoma way.
Wilson. IN business n selling
cars for less than two years. has
already made = host ~ friends
and increased his volume many
times over Wilson's policy has
always been to give honest value
in used cars. He WAS formerly
employed by the z. A. Vsne COM
pany before going into business
for himself. He is member Of
the South Tacoma Business Mems
club and is active in the Eagles
lodge.
Woody" says that he will have
one Of the finest stocks Of late
model used cars in Tacoma on
display for the opening Of his
new store and also additional cars
are arriving weekly to help supply
the great demand
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
COP Prepares
For Election
To Fill Vacancies
On Nov. 3 Ballot
Continued from Par. one

Continued from Pare Onsl
strongest available candidates
who vii b certified hy ire state
central committee He sad he had
the Assurance Of the state leaders
that the wishes % the district
leaders viii be followed without
question.
There will be NJ attempt"
he said, Ito appoint any can
didate IN . vacancy On the
ticket unless he hs. the whole
hearted support Of the Repub-
leans of his district.
The showing OF Republican
candidates in the primaries is
indicative Of certain Republican
victories in some Of the offices in
the November election. We are
confident Of q very definite popu-
hrity for worthy candidates and
we viii see 10 II that the voters
are given only the most worthy
candidates on the Republican
tioIrt."
DIR. Jonez was called upon to
accept the chairmsnship of
the psrty's county orraniza-
tion because Of the need Of
strong experienced organizer.
members Of the executive COM
mlttee pointed out.
He had served as state COM
msnder Of the American Legion in
1924. was a candidate for congress
IN the old third district in 1926
when Pierce county gave him ex-
tremely popular support; he WAS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
HERE'S MORE AB0U 7
Second Front Plans
TARTs ON. FACE ON Z

speculation at the moment 10 not
focused on any one particular in
vaxion spot.
That IL part Of the strategy
Of keeping Hitler guessing.
II should be recalled that there
have been enough proposals de-
beted for a second front to keep
the fuehrer confused for an indcfi-
mite period Of time.
But u Ia emphasized by off,
cials that the public. particu-
larry In the United States, may
have acquired too easily the
impression that the second
front means the French coast.
Without drawing on any source
but public statements, IL can be
said that the French coast is only
one of half a dozen or more logical
points for attacking the axis-~Nor-
way. the low countries. Denmark,
Italy. the west and north coasts
OF Africa, to mention only few.
This variety of choices gives the
allied side ample space for msneu-
vers and eonfronts the Germans
with the ever-present possibility
that they will concentrate their de-
fensive preparations IN the wrong
spot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Rubber Saving Program Set
To Go Into Effect Monday

tally b. local ratoning boards.
y. said that one idea Of control
Ing mileage-by periodic reading
~ spsedometers - had been dis
osrded because there were too
many people in the country who
knew how TO turn back their mile
are gauges.
In response 10 a question.
Mr.. Roosevelt laid he did NOT
think any legislation was nec-
e.sary 10 put the committees
recommendation into effect.
he said that enforcement Of the
nationwide 35-mile-an-hour speed
limit recommendation by the CON-
mittse IL essential and that the
method Of strioter enforcement
would be decided by the rubber
administrator.
Mr.. Roosevelt added that too
many motorists are not living up
10 the requests Of their state
governments and the chief execu-
tive himself in the observance of
low speed limits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Talmud Torah
Rabbi Named
Julius DeKoven
Comes From Iowa

Selection Of rabbi julius l..
Dekovsn. = graduate Of the He
brew theological seminary in Chi
cage. 70 I'll the pulpit Of Tslmud
Tofsh congregation In Tacoma was
announced Friday by David Holz-
man. president Of the congregs-
ton
The new rabbi. who will come
To Tacoma from his first pulpit
in Cedar Rapids. Iowa. IL to as
sumo his duties here with the be
ginning Of Rosh Hsshonah ser
vices this weekend.
Rabbi DeKoven also is q grad
uate OF the University Of Chicago.
where he received a Bachelor OF
Science degree In education. and
has studied medicine in addition.
He has written articles upon re-
iisious and timely subjects. Holz-
man announced.
During IL years at the Chicago
seminary Rabbi Dekoyen studied
the Talmudic laws. Hebrew lters-
ture and Bible codes with high
honors and was a leader In the
Jewish youth movement In Chi
csgo and in civic organizations of
the city.
The Rosh Hashonah services in
which Rabbi DeKoven first Will
participate here will be conducted
Friday and Saturday. hsriv eve
ming services viii he held 1T .
o'clock Saturday and Sunday eve
nings. shahris morning services
will be ut 0 =. m. Saturday and
reading from the Torsh At $50
q. m. Rabbi DsKoven's sermon.
What II Lief" will be At i1:ls.
Mussf additional service will be
At li.s5 a. m. Sunday. with a SER
mon. Practical Religion. by
Rabbi DeKoven. Blowing Of the
shofar will be- At 1l:s0 a. m.
Talmud Torah temple Ia at So.
4th and ! SITS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Tacoma Rotary Club
Has Its Field DoY

Tacoma Rotary club members
held their annual field day Thurs
dsy at the Tacoma Country and
Golf club and were hosts 10 the
olympip Rotsrisns, headed by their
president. Charles Msybury. and
chairman OF the visitation commit
tee. Whitney "scotty" Wilson.
The Olympia group brouhgt
Chaplain Norman Feldheym Of
Fort Lewis. who discussed the
necessity Of sacrifice TO aid in
cleansing Americas military. in
dustrial and commercial army to
bring about the necessary spirit
to obtain peace in this troubled
world.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
OBITUARY NOTICES

Rose p. Park, II. ~ 1000 No.
Junett, will be held Saturday at
$50 a. m. from c. o. Lynn Co.
chapel. with Elder r. G. schaff-
ner officiating. Mrs. Park died
Friday at her home. A native of
Casey, Ill. she had lived in Ia
coma 30 years. and was a member
Of the Seventh Day Adventists'
church. Surviving are a son. Law
renee Park, of Tacoma, and .
daughter, Mrs. Henry Dubuis. Of
North Bend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12

HEADQUARTERS, UNITE ID
STATES PACIFIC FLEET-tDe-
layed)-Joe James Custer. United
Press war correspondent, was
wounded while covering the battle
os the Solomon islsnds from the
deck Of . United States warship,
IL WAS announced Friday.
A shell fragment lodged behind
Clusters left eye, which may be
blinded. Custer Was sent To =
hospital somewhere In the south
west Pacific.
One of two United Press cores
pondents from the Honolulu bureau
assigned to the American naval
and marine forces which attacked
japanese positions In the Solo,
mons. Custer probably has seen as
much naval action in the Pacific
as any war correspondent. His
companion. Robert Miller. sull l.
with the fighting forces IN the
Solomons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
State Examinations
will Be Held Here

state License Director Thomas
A. Swsyze Friday announced q
series Of examinations would be
held in the next two months.
Beauty culture exams will be
held here Oct 81 and Nov. ;. Fee
males hsircutting exams will he
held here Nov. z and BARRIERS tests
Nov. 3.
Certified public sccountancy sx-
aminations will be held in Seattle
Nov. IL and Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
NXSMNl)e1lN Nln,y,ItyyNI'H
n :! [M 4A!!!4 i:
PIERCE COUNTY PERSONALITIES

nor. Al MA WlniAm CeaklIa
have moved here frcm cie Hsreor
and are occupying . house which
they purchased On 81. X IT.
kashryn onv1a Is the name
selected for the girl born Sept a
at Tacoma General hospital tn
Mr.. and Mn. fasi A. fApp a
Soss No. Pearl ~ A grandmother
Of the baby 10 Mn. kashryp lap.
also Of Tacoma
Taecmans who recently visited
in Walla walla include Mr.. and
MA Frel Bssaiag. $40 East 2sth
1t: MA ,. r. a1cBcs6rsck. s<ss
Thompson ave-: nesea n. brown
and EAs1 Grant.
n1r. an1 Nm. Oy1e l. Lewas
ana ehildrsa Of Raymond recent
ly visited ct the home Of Mrs.
Lewis parents. NJ. - Mn. y. n.
Billioa Of Puyailup.
-
Recent visitors at the home Of
nQf. - MA A. Mckecwn a. Ia
coma were NJ. - Mn. nay
CAeps Of Esston.
Mn. Marsar-s Rasa~u and son.
Tommy. both ~ Tacoma. recently
visited at the home Of Mr.. and
MA Russeil kelse Of Mschias.
near Everett
An application for q marriage
license was made recently ~
Bellinghsm by Douglas E1lswersh
nsaeatcl -. Fort L<wia and
Oaeher1se Masse Ehergssa. -.
Bellingham.
Pvt oasl (. Asser.sn. formerly
~ Tacoma but now Of Camp Swift.
Texas. recently had . furloush
and visited his wife Of the home
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mira. n.
Clau6e Mayo. In walla walla. Dur
Ing his stay in Walls Walla. Pvt.
Anderson was visited by several
relatives from Tacoma. including
NJ. asA MrA. Harry Anderson and
scns. nsaaie and Harry. IT,; Mias
Nay AsdesSsa and MIA Al saad-
berg and daughter. Shirley.
Edward G. steen has moved back
10 snohomibh from Tacoma
Mr.. ana Mn. Vernon Cone and
son, Melvin. recently visited at the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Tacoma Mother Held
On Bad Check CHARGE

sEATTLE-Pohee Friday held
Mrs. Clair Ericsson Of Tacoma, Al
yesr-old divorced mother Of two
children. on an open charge pend
ing investigation OF a confession
she passed SsA2 OF worthless
checks in Seattle department
stor~S
She told police she understood
the man she WAS about 70 marry
had placed money in the bank IN
her name.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12

home Of their son and daughter
in-lsw. Mr.. and Mrs. Carence
Cone Of Tacoma.
Edward New. Gig H.rbor high
school principal Tor Is years has
given up the teaching profession
Temporarily. retaining his position
At the Tscoma shIpysrds.
Nh. Hello. sar,A. s.s Es., s7th
at. and her twin sister. Mn.
Lillian Hsbeard. s50l Grsndview
ave. viii observe their birthdays
on Sunday. Sept. ID.
Mr.. Henry Melt. .sOi No. De.
fisncs at. . former resident Of
Miies City. Mont. recently re-
oeived . Newspaper from that city
which carried an article about
N. I. Smith of Tacoma Smith
was one Of the old timers who
attended the recent Montana re-
union OF the Range Riders Round
up. Inc. At which \ new building
vas dedicated. Smith renewed
acquaintance with d. J. O'Malley.
Eua Claire. Via. and Charles Fur
man. Toppenish. Wash. with whom
he rode the Montana ranges IN
1882.
Two Tscomsns have been COM
missioned first heutensnts II was
revealed Friday from army head
quarters in san Francisco. They
are Cornelius Y. bannon. son Of
Mr.. GrAre Bannon. whose wife.
Mn. Alice Banaon. resides at 2ais
No. Verde st.. and Guy X. Sheehan.
former automobile man In Tacoma
and veteran Of the first World
war. whose wife. Mrs. Frances
Sheehan, resides at 1902 So.
Thompson ave.
n. c. schnueger. member Of
the police departments motor di-
vision. In confined this week at
st. Joseph's hospital with a serious
attack Of boils.
Mrs. Clara Hanmschilt. as
year-old empioye OF the Junior
Line Furniture Co. Friday was in
the Bridge clinic for continued
of q severely cut hand,
injured on q machine while at
work. Mrs. Hsumsohilt lives at
RI. I. box 7ss-C.
Edwin X. Dahl. sis No. ID St.
will leave Saturday for Occur
d'Alene for training in naval svis-
ton. He In a graduate OF sta
dunn high school where he played
football and also was on the track
team.
Tacoma friends hsv. learned
that ID. Reheri smith. formerly
professor Of organ At c. p. s.
and now q apeoialirt first class IN
the u. q. naval reserve. has fin
ished training at San Diego. He
10 being assigned to the 18th naval
district in the chaplain's office.
A talk on countries Of South
America was given Thursday noon
by Prof. Charles 7. Bsttin Of the
College of Puget Sound at the
meeting Of tho Lions club at Hotel
Winthrop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
NOW
she She SHOPS
cash and Carry
Without Painful Backsche

Many sasfer~rs rs5exs nAgring hsrkAche
a,aickly. case thy cisooVer that th< reAl
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posoncus nMttrf - reznaEn n scur bllacs q
NAY cslzss nAEEiag hacsHrhe. rh<ezzzttc F.slns-
ier palss. ioss a p<p and enerEH. rcttlzS -
naEsa- awxlAzE pzAoess unoer To tyes.
passages ~ltk slaAri11F and n1rniaE sasse-
tiazes sHews tacre renstAzEE wrn1r VA
Ncszr kieurrs o. h'Acc@F
ncrf waiii Asa Scur orukx,ss for n-ozn .
Prs. $50 szsccrsstziv ~ rnahons So ever
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ths r-ii~s ~ kecnxg ssr-s fsrsH - r<s~os-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Will Need School F ABILITIES
For Salishan Project Children

high project, has beer forwarded
to Washington. d. c. for final APP
proval.
Plans submitted by the school
board to the regional office called
for the construction of an eight
room elementary school within the
project and the erection of a six
room portable at Gault junior high
school. No additional room IS need
ed at Lincoln high school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12

Mrs. May steele. 81. Of Ala No.
Yakima ave. died Friday in .
local hospital. A native Of CORN,
Mo, she came TO Tacoma IS years
ago from Twisp, Wash. She was
an active member OF Mary Ball
chapter, u. A. r., and of the
Woman's club. Surviving are one
daughter. Mrs. Doris Trites Of Ia
coma; one sone. Pvt. Carroll steele
Of the Lincoln. Nebr., army air
base: her mother. Mrs. Hannah
williams. and a brother, Bryant
Williams. both of Twisp. q sister,
Miss Ruth Williams Of Tacoma.
c. c. Mellinger Co. viii announce
funeral arrangements.
MRS. RILI.A n. ALTON
Private funeral services for Mrs.
Rills X. Alton. 50, of 7422 So. Ia
coma Way. were held at p. m.
Friday from Piper chapel, with
the Rev. Charles snowden Off
eiating. Burial will be in Noun
tain View memorial park. Mrs.
Alton died Wednesday In a local
hospital. A native Of Ohio, she
had lived in Tacoma three months.
Surviving are three sons, Lloyde
and Clyde. both Of Tacoma, and
f-haefrr ~ Ga1ipa Eans fou y
daughters. Mrs. Nellie Fox and
Mrs. sybol Neff. both OF Cali
fornia; Mrs. Jane Billings Of Okla
homa, and Mrs. Madge Wright Of
Tacoma; five sisters and three
brothers in Kansas, eight grand
children.
MRS. ROSE b. PARK
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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - Prssiden
Roosevelt said Friday he hoped u
put into effect virtually al o.
the Bsruch rubber committee
recommendations BY Monday. ~
which time . rubber ADMINISTRATOR
"a serve under War Production
Chief Donald NJ. Nelson vii %
appointed
Mr.. Roosevelt said that While ~
hoped 70 put most Of the commit
tee recommendation into sffee'
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by Monday, ii would take time &c
set UP the machinery for nation
wide rationing OF gasoline.
Mr.. Roosevelt said he does
not like the term national
gas rationing" because 10 Il In
accurate. He said the recon-
mendation Of the Baruch COM
mlttee was for mileage ration
Ing and that the restrictions
Of gasoline sales would he
only one Of many methods for
restricting mileage.
The president said that the ma
tionwide program of mileage RS
tioning would be conducted essen
a state committeeman until 1925
when he was elected state chair
man and served two terms. ending
in 1872.
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TO ATTEND CONVENTION

A number Of Tseomans are ex-
pected 10 attend the 4sth annual
convention OF the Washington
State Good Roads association in
Belnngham Friday and Saturday,
Sept. Is and 10.