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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10
0rting Selects
Board Members

ORTING The local school board
election held Saturday at ortlnF
resulted In election Of the follow
ing: district ]. Mrs Esther Whit
ley. district 3. e. J. Lawson. dis
triet 4. Mrs Ella Kruger.
Complete list Of candidates who
filed for the directors positions.
district !. Mrs. Whitley James
Branton, Fred Pierce. I'd Mcclzn-
nahan. district ,. william Dacy.
c. J. Lawson district 4. Charles
Todd. krs. Kruger.
According 70 Orting School
Superintendent L l. Bolton.
there Nss a total Of 44s ballots
cast In the election.
TIE additional 15-mil levy for
the construction CT a rev school
IN orting passed 1891 Il VAS
the third and final passage necea-
sary % insure construction Of the
new building.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10
Sporismen Slate
tuesday, Meeting

Election returns snd talk oy
Ed Garlick Of the state game &C.
psrtment viii be features al the
Pierce County sportsmens as
soeiatlon meeting Tuesday 81
?. N. az the Mscca bee hal.
Garlick all talk on hunting
conditions and VIII show film on
game life. 4 dutch lunch VIII b
served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10
Wrestling Card Workers to
Be Paid in Defense Bonds

And the hired help. every blasted
man or woman employed In the
show. will be paid off in defense
bonds or stamps.
That is the arrangement made
by promoters of the professional
wrestling card billed for EXPOSE
ton hall Saturday night.
Vincent Lopez, one of the
major league attractions, will
head the main event with Hal
Rumberg. Lopez. Mexican
Adonis. In widely known here
and \ top favorite. Rumberg
Ii an ex-grid star Of Washing
ton State.
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This form of payment has proved
successful in other parts of the
country. Down Portland way this
Wednesday the plan is in use and
advance ticket sales already as
sure a house of more than 81 900.
Other bouts will be announced
later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10
Sugar Ration
Cards Arrive

More than ton OF sugar ra-
tioning cards wert unlosded in
Tacoma Monday. addressed to
County Clerk A. L. Scott. who
will be the sugar rationer for this
county when the rationing sys-
tenn begins.
The 400 pounds of printed
matter which arrived from Chi
eago Monday were in addition 10
several hundred pounds whloh
Scott already has received.
Program Postponed
His latese advice from the gov
eminent In that the original
March dates for starting the pro-
gram have been postponed and
no new dates set.
Scott said Monday that the
printed matter IL coming with
freight prepaid. but no provision
for storing 1t or for establishing
any other facilities that are pro-
vided within the limited confines
of his own office nj the court
house.
To Use Crying Room"
He made an appeal to the eonn-
ty commissioners for use OF their
board meeting room commonly
known about the court house as
the crying room" II was used
by County Auditor 8. Clifford
Davis during the automobile L.
eense rush ut thu first OF the year.
Eventually. Scott said. the ton
broken up into small lots and ra-
toned out 10 every school In the
city and county.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10
FORESTER RESIGNS

EUGENE, Ore.-Bud Forester.
for five years director of the Ore
gon State college athletic news
bureau and freshman baseball
coach, has resigned and accepted
news position in San Francisco,
Percy Locey. athletic manager,
annouced today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10
Heart Attack Fatal
To Tacoma Resident

Fred II. Gerth. IS, of I776 Market
ST, Was found in a doorway at
1881 Broadway Sunday evening BY
Peter Bucony of eo2 Pacific ave.
who summoned police. lnvesiisst-
ing officers found Gerth dead, APP
psrently from a heart attack. The
body was removed 10 hellinger's.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10

Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ~. Alsran1as.
2is 18th ave. =. =. Mra william
Hslmsoth VIII prestds 81 The bssss-
ness ssssloa aftsr which rsfrssh-
msnts viii ~ served
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10

the local Red Cross Nursing sery-
ice. at CA 1901. During the broad
cast. an appeal for immediate
enlistment Of qualified graduate
nurses not yet enrolled Will be
made.
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iess w<re released Monday BY the
favAiiup Chamber 81 c1mmsrrs
a. II launched into What !. sx.
psetsd Il h enc - The busiest
YEAR IN It's history.
Committees thus Tar named BY
President Leslie Jeehlmsen 10
carly on the chamber program for
organised civic and business al.
vAnosment. rural and agricultural
cooperation and concentrated wsr
effort include.
Agriculture. q. v Faulkner.
chairman. jacob stslllng, Percy
Rowlsy. IL. y. Gronen. |. n
Hatch. Otto Rsise. ". c. Reeve.
Clay waxesrk and Dick Olsen.
membership. DR. D. l. sehsysr.
chairman. Ralph Forbes. poak
whipple and Jack Miller. music.
Paul Mf1gies. chairman. Newell
Hunt. =. y pleksy and Burr
Gregory, Industrial. strsater
nesll. sr.. chairman. n, 4 spear.
5. l. GRAY. Clyde Gregory. J. n.
Jones and Frank Porter. Daffodil
festival. Harold Larson. chairman.
Ralph Forbes. Emmett kreftinr
Lawrence Elsins. {. A. Hogan and
conley stons. Other committees
To be announced shortly include
program. rpads, flood control.
health and safety. inter-eommunl-
ty, attendance and retail trade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10

Thomas G. Tanner u ". t1wis
had two stitches taken IN Ms night
wrist a. rssres County hospital
Saturday night. The soldier cut
his arm when hs fell IL 10th and
Broadway. police said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10

NoWiiAnu FL. A. l1inchen8
Woodland PIT. A. will meet al
the school Tuesday for q o'clock
potluek luncheon. This viii be
followed by the business session
at $50.
Friday evening Woodland PIT.
A. will serve a public dinner at the
school from $50 to o'clock for
the benefit OF the hot lunch fund.
Tuesday afternoon Al s;ts the
senior confirmation class OF I'm.
manuel Lutheran church will meet
In the pastors study. Wednesday
at 9 p. m. Rev. Theodore Brsek-
man will have Bearing the Cross
After Christ" a. his mid-wsek
lsnten service subjsct. Thursday
evening At 7:so ths jolly Juniors
will meet In the social rooms and
Friday night st the Mems club
will meet. also In the social rooms.
The pastor will speak on Ada
phora."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10

rhe Retail Advisory ermmiites
- N. 4. =. treasury. IN . recent
asIsr. banned the uses a 1pfenee
stamra o. eoeas - premiums "
sanneetlea With the sslmalatirn II
trade. according n IN sanoun>>-
nent r>ceived hnndav ~ walter
West. hsad ~ the Tacoma heeepr
BUSINESS kuroau.
Enforcement ~ ths s<ls~t. Wee1
said. viii he left Ia nettsr uuet-
nssn bureaus threua hnus Tie u. ,
rAs nsw ruling states "f,efeuss
bonds and stampa shall - 49,
Tor essh Or On . salary a~ssoetiea
plsa onlyl that under ne elFeu@-
stances should dsfsmss sonds -
stamps ~ used - prsmiums. 49,
counts. alfss. trade sslnnlssefs. -
~ In any way aasoeislsd With IL
prometiee ef merchandise
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10
school D.s,riei. ye,.

BRED netson, only candidate for
The three-year term on the fny-
sllup school board. pollsd ITO
votes st Saturdays school cleo
ton and succeeds himself. Eiee-
ton of the director MAS tho only
proposition on the ballot.
In the Woodland school district
Il. c. Allen. incumbent, Was the
successful candidate for director
for the three.yssr term. Things
became complicated. however. In
the other propositions which In
volved matters of mlllags - the
county election board handed
down a decision that i02 ballots
must be cast before the election
could be legal. Only II voters APP
pearsd at the polls. though these
voted Overwhelmingly for the
propositions which included five
mills for the general fund. four
mills for nonresident high school
students and 10 mills for bond
redemption. The election board
viii be asked for a ruling at once.
according 10 E. c. Allen Of the
board.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10
Fire Chief Says SO New Men
Needed; Annual Report Made
Fire Damage During l94l Assessed
AT sl25.646: Equipment Anticipated

booster brakes On Il pieces # sr-
nsrstus 10 XIV adequate erakins
power for present dsy needs. re-
naming chemical tanks ho re-
placed With ioo-galion water
tanks. and the installation Of loud
speakers IN ali stations.
Building sites for the four new
stations for which department has
applied were listed n. Division and
Tacoma AYES ruyaiiup ave and
Ia. L 81: sitenm ave. and Ia.
18th st. and South Tacoma way
and sslh 81.
Other Changes Suggested
The present No. station could
be turned over 10 the fire alarm
division for = storehouse and No.
I station. due 10 It's poor location.
could be sold. the chief said.
The report clearly revealed the
fire department its struggling 10
bring adequate fire protection 10
Tacoma with the use of obsolete
equipment and listed in detail the
amount of new equipment needed
To bring the department up 10
standard.
One piece of equipment. q To
foot aerial ladder. Was put into
service in 1907. according 10 the
report. II WAS motorized In 1911.
and a new tractor Was installed in
1888.
smokers Caused 81 Fires
Careless smokers were blamed
for g. fires resulting in loss. the
highest number listed TO any one
cause. Sparks on roofs accounted
for 81 fires. shorted wiring start
ed 80 fires. and children playing
with matches caused nine fires.
A home-fashioned yaporizer ac-
counted for one fire. In which an
infant WAS burned To death, the
only fatality recorded.
The department operated at an
expense OF sss4 .os44s. including
salaries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10

Ere Chief Emory y. Whitaker
Monday made public the sd an
nusl report Of the fire division Of
the department Of public safety
as submitted TO Commissioners
Holmes Eastwood.
The report revealed the per
capita less for ie4i was only Sc.
which the chief termed as COM
mendahle" considering the great
increase in residential and indus
trial and expansion during the
year. the highly inflsmmshle type
Of construction throughout the
city a, compared with sntiqusted
equipment and undermined force,
Total los. to buildings and con-
tents WAS si25.646.ee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10
Tourney Draw
Big Surprise
Lincoln and Clover
Park IN 7:30 Tilt

Clover Park Warriors and LIN
eoln Ahes are matched in the first
round Of the state tournament
meeting in the first evening game.
according 10 the tourney draw an
nounced by Carl kilgore. L. W
athletic manager and manager OF
the state high school tournament.
Buckley Mountaineers. Pierce
tounty's third entry in the biz
state classic, will play in the final
night game. meeting Lewis 4
Clark of Spokane. a team which
humbled them, s2-e, in the 1927
state meet.
The complete first days play:
l y. m.-Hoquiam vs.. Yakima.
ID. m.-Ciarkston vs.. LINDEN.
SD. m.-Marysyille vs.. Olympia.
4p. m.-Eyerett VI. North Cen
trial (Spokane).
p. m.-Nancouyer vs.. Topper
ish.
1880 p. m.-Lincoln (Tacomal VI.
Glover Park.
$50 p. m.-Bremerton ". Wen
atchee.
$50 p. m.-Buckley W.. Lewis 4
Clark tSpokanel.
Bremerton's defending cham
pions runs up against Wenatchee
Panthers, rated one of the 1912
tournament favorites, in the sec
ond evening game.
The Lineoln-Clover Park pairing
came like a bombshell to Tacoma
fans but the game insures a rec
ord attendance from this vicinity
for the first evening fray.
Coach Bill Lemmon's War
riors defeated the AbeS twice
this year, both times at Clover
Park, but Coach John Ken
nedy thinks the Abes are now
ready to take the Warriors.
II should be a real battle.
Final teams to win berthst In
the tournament were Lynden, Top
penish and Hoquiam. Lynden de-
feated Arlington, Toppenish bested
Ellensburg and Hoquiam downed
Chehalis in final playoffs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10
Puyallup Chamber Selects
Kew Committeeman for Year
Woodland School District Has Lsqol
Problem in ls-Mill Extra Levy Vote

Wesley nrsna few heFs frem
oslker fisld. srekane. Tor . ~esk.
End vtsaf with his parents Mr., and
Nrs TAsmas brand. Tis nd u
: ~. lie returned - ar Sunday
night.
Iafhe~~s 0rsaps nasy
Activities ~ Hrcups - f>.es
Lutheran eharsA ~. ~<es Include
a meeting ~ TIE adult eonftrma.
ton slas. In the parsenase Men
day evening 1T . o'elocs and .
meeting - y. Mary Martha mis-
sion society IN the parish hall
Tuesday ~ . p. N. "Wednesday
the IAdies Ald ~sll meet IN The
parish hall At p. n. ana yin
serve lunch from II . N. u Z ,
n. "Wednesday evening REV. m
win u. tahr. the pastor. wsn con
duct lsntsn services.
Mss nerin Louise Lee 81 ksl-
log. Ida. and I.yls HerH Petersen
of hcchora field we're quietly mar.
RED Saturday evening 81 . o'clock
~ the parsonage o. Peace Iush-
ersn church. Rev. Erwin ~. Iahs
Rad tho services and the vii.
nsssss were Mrs Ralph Lee ana
Mrs. Sig Petersen. mothers ~ the
tssds and green. respectively. N.
new home viii hs In russilap.
In the presence ~ many rel.
atis.s and friends Miss Mildred
n. wisKard and David n whlts
were married Sunday aftsrnocn
In tho Alder Presbyterian church
with Rev. Edwin u. Jshr os ruy.
siinr Peace Lutheran church Rad.
ing the vows. Miss MarKaret VIE.
gard and George Farrell we're ths
attendants Following the csre.
mony . reception WAS held. Ths
bride 10 = graduate NJ Virginia
Mason hospital. Seattle. and this
bridegroom 10 employed ~ Roe.
ing field The nsw home viii b
In Seattle.
Nutrtties Class Fisssea
Under the direction 81 Mrs.
George D. Cole. Fieras eouniy
nutrition chairman. . elaaa In M.
triton Will be organized Monday
evening In tahe display rooms Al
the Washington Gas and Electric
company. soT No. Meridian st. ..
home economics laboratory 81 the
high school will not be available
This Il the first classe Of III kind
To be held In IN. county and viii
be conducted by Miss Helen Alex,
andsr Of Puyallup. . tsached h
the Auburn schools. The eourss
Will include the study Of nutrition
planning Of sdequsts meals sns
the study Of rising prices and vii
rm from cir To 10 weeks. ons eve
ming . week. A small fee 10 dsfra,
espenses OF materials viii b,
charged.
NelKhbors of Wooderan vii
meet Tuesday evening 1T The hom'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10

You help yourself whsn you buy
7. s. Defense Eon1z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10
Don't Be Fooled

Il Is IN old Political trick isr candidate.
facing defeat 10 have slandsrsus material eires-
lated about himself. In he final hours II he san-
psign. blame II On bis sppsasai md ihsa kY y
gain sympathy veis
II such trick Is attempted h Ills campaign.
and there il reason 10 believe u has hssa. dsaihs
fooled This Is one Of The eldest Stunts h ~
political bag. However, the inislligsaes d IL
American voter Is such Thai In recent years Drae-
ically al such siisris have bssa deemed h
failure.
Study The real issues 81 This campaign snd
cast your vois Tor The man whs d bssi qualified
10 hold office.
Einsr Lansssih Is The man who b qualified b
training and experience. 10 b commissioner Il
public safety
4 vote Tor him Is vote Tor good government.
crAs ID 70 by
~he AsB~s sssnpAasa)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10

Buy L. s. Bonds and Savel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10
stations Need Repairs

A m onE recommendations in
eluded In the report were sugges-
tions that 80 men be- added TO the
department TO bring II up 10 full
strength: all fire stations. with
exceptions of and 1. be repaired;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10

NeiKhbors of woodersn will
meet Tuesday evening at the home
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10

Dlck Kershner Gravs EarooF -.
ElWln Flerding. Greys HsrboF &.
Sam Whitacre. GraFs Eerb'or
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-12-10
No Strike Record Almost Perfect,
NWLB Chief Davis Tells Nation
Government Records Reveal Man-DaY Idleness In De.
tense Plants Was Seven-Tenths Of One
Per Cent Of Time Worked

never exceeded one-tenth of I per cent
of time wOrked,' Davis said. "No man
who knows labor expected the record
to be anything different"
Meanwhile, the Department of La
Dor released an analysis of strikes
during the entire defense program -
from the start in June, 1910, to the
outbreak of war on December Z, 1941
and disclosed that losses due to
work stoppages were far less than pic
tured either in official figures or in the
propaganda of labor haters.
Government reports showed man-day
idleness in defense plants was seven
tenths of 1 per cent of time worked
This per centage is small enough but
the true losses were far less than that
the department admitted.
One reason the figure is inflated is
that where plants were engaged only
partly in defense production all strike
losses were listed under the heading
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-12-10
1917 Goal Reached
By Eljer Employees
In War Bond Drive
Officials Cooperate With
Committee In Con-
vdssing Plant
PATRIOTIC MOVE
Attendance Takes Drop As
Gus Rdtioring Goes
Into Effect

Ford City. Pa. Supporting our
National Presidents declaration that
all members of The National Brother
hood of Operative Potters would go
all out in their efforts in War Bond
buying. through the payroll deduction
plan. the members of Local Union 102
employed at the Elier Plant here an
nounced this week the signing up Of
every employee in the plant for 10
per cent OF their earnings in War
Bonds.
At the party held in celebration Of
attaining our goal, the management OF
the Eljer Pottery Company. who CO.
operated ore hundred per cent with
the committee in canvasSing the shop,
presented the employees with Minute
Man flag on behalf of the Treasury
Department. This flag, along with "Old
Glory and our Service Flag now flies
over our plant.
Each department at the plant has
a small Minute Man banner promi-
nently displayed for all to see. If Bond
buying is not kept up to 10 per cent
in a department, their banners will
come down. Thus far we have kept
them all flying.
Speaking of Patriotism, our hats are
off to Brother Merl Shaeffer who re-
Gently enlisted in the Army. Merle,
who has been a leader in our drive
here, was purchasing Bond every
month and when he left to join the
forces of Uncle Sam, withdrew all his
savings from the bank. and placed
them in War Bonds. He was named
the man of the month for showing such
a real patriotic move and we are sure
he will make a first class soldier All
the luck in the world is extended him.
Because of the curtailment of the
manufacture of enameled iron ware,
we are now making quite a number of
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-12-10
Santa Claus Will
Attend Christnnus
PdrtY At Cdrnden
Sunday. December 20. Red
Letter DaY For Members
Of Local Union so

Camden, n. J.-Plans for the annual
Christmas party of the Camden Pot
terry, held each year for the children
of the employees. is fast rounding into
shape. Harry Chandler and Victor
Simmons our co-chairman have ap-
pointed committees for various func-
tiOns.
A general meeting of all committees
met November % together with their
wives to discuss ways and means OF
making this bigger and better party
than last year. The decoration commit
tee reported they have everything
ready to decorate No. shop from top
to bottom. The committee on refresh
ments promises there will be plenty
of soft drinks, candy, oranges and
apples for all children.
The committee on gifts will see TO
it that every child, II years or under,
will receive a suitable gift. These will
be purchased by the wives, who were
given so many children in each age
group to buy for.
Entertainment will consist of the
following: English and Polish choir
singing Christmas carols; Hill-Billy
band; two clowns; Prof. Caffrey's
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-12-10
Vocal Cords Tested
Bv Members Of l24
AtTuesddY Meeting
Failure To Obtain A Union
Orchestra Forces Change
In Date Of Party

Well here it is just one year since
Pearl Harbor and at our meeting
Tuesday | heard a very interesting
discussion along this line. The question
was aSked-"What have the pOtters
done to help the war etfort?" Person
ally l feel we have done plenty, but
also feel a lot of us would have gone
into defense works long ago it we had
had the assurance that our jobs in the
pottery would be waiting for us after
the war We would like a clear cut
decision on this matter since it now
appears some of us will be transferred
to more vital endeavOr. When we know
Just where we stand on this matter
there will be less skepticS and more
people with a whole-hearted desire to
pitch in on war jobs.
Our Tuesday meeting had hardly
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-12-10

To think of Santa Claus in terms OF
dollars and cents or to cOncede ever
for a fleeting moment that he radiatcS
good cheer at a price is something
that will offend many delicate sensi-
bilities, but the War Labor Board has
spoken and now the secret is out.
The bewhiskered and rotund man in
the red suit who listens partiently
every Christmas season to the re-
quests of children was the subject of a
WLB ruling that decreed that the
salary stabilization order did not af-
feet him. In other words, there is no
ceiling on his salary.
The ruling was the result of re-
quest made by the National Retail
Dry Goods Association on behalf of a
small ,NIidweStern department store.
The store management inspired by the
appropriate seasonal spirit, desired to
raise the salary of its Santa Claus but
did not want to incur the wrath Of the
Administration.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-12-10
Cldyndkers Retdin
Present Officers
For Another Term
Vice President Ulbright Is
Nunned Financial Secre-
tdrY Of L. u. 2l

A good turnout was on hand at our
last meeting when the election of Off
GERS for the coming term were held.
With the exception of vice president
and financial secretary, all the present
officers We're returned to office. These
officials have done very creditable
job and the appreciation of the Local
is shown by their return to office.
William Strauss, clay carrier at
Homer Laughlins replaces Theodore
Upright as vice president. Upright
in turn being elected to the financial
secretary's chair, succeeding l.. +.
Chamberlain, who declined the nOmin-
alton after serving faithfully for two
terms.
Brother Guy Hill, slip houseman
at Laughlin's No. 6 left for the Army.
Saturday, December 5. With the induc-
ton of Brother Hill, the number of
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