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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08

The international situation was
more than confusing on the Kate
Smith Speaks broadcast the other
day, The schedule called for pick
up from Manila, the cue was for
Washington, and London came in.
Like his boss, Eddie Cantor.
Bert THE Mad Russian" Gordon,
ricfured here, worked in a Gus
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08

well-known here, being graduated
from Coulee City high school.
Mrs. Howard Walker and daugh-
tiers spent the holidays with her
parents in Idaho.
The Coulee City Women's club
will meet Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Bob Hilson. Miss Zoe
Beal will give book review.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Higginbotham
of Ephrata spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. RI Brown.
The Girl Scouts held pot luck
supper Wednesday eve at the home
of their leader Mrs. Dave Nelson.
Leo LAWN, Dean Pugh and A. NJ.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08
RIGHT OUT OF THE AIR

away from the mike and is cur
rently engaged in securing games
of all sorts from his friends to send
to the boys in the army camps.
Recent cast addition to the CHS
Sunday night "Crime Doctor" is
Paul Mann, from the stage. Paul
has been in two Broadway shows,
"FIight to the West" and Escape"
both anti-Nazi vehicles.
Jack Benny says of his wife.
Mary Livingstone, pictured here:
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08

Dudley went to Seattle Friday.
Mary Rhodes returned to Everett
Friday after spending the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
F. Rhodes.
A son was born January 5 to
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ramsey Of Van
couver. Wash. Mrs. Ramsey is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Mitchell.
r. S, Jones is attending CHI. mical
warfare school in Spokane this
week.
Mrs, ]. R. Brown and Mary Fran
ces returned this week from visit
in Portland
Miss Mary Buob of Spokane visit
ed her sisters and brother, Dorothy
and Chris Buob and Mrs. A. j.
Dodd
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn John
son Monday, daughter.
: Clovis Yost and Norman Rigney
left Wednesday for Portland and
Los Angeles. r,>.n|~.,
Word has been received this week
that Buster Johnson, who has been
stationed at Jeffersons Barracks in
Missouri, is being transferred to
Paine Field, Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnie Gardner anS
daughter have been visiting in
Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. LAWN and
Gladys Pierpoint went to Spokane
Monday. Gladys returned to Pullman
to resume her studies at Washington
State College
Mrs. Matte Moore is visiting hen
daughter and son-in-law Lieutenant
and Mrs. Wayne Winship in Seat
tie. - fN,xT
Miss Ena Wogensen, who has
been in training in Wenatchee hos
pital has been transferred to Medi-
cal Lake, where she will take train.
ing for three months.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Roberts have
bought home In Spokane and are
spending the winter there.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08
DURBIN, LAUGHTON
IN ROOSEVELT FILM

Having Motion Picture Academy
Oscars" as proof of their artistry,
co-sters Deanna Durbin and Charles
Laughton OF ut started with Eve,"
are said to reach new heights as
comedy stars in the Universal film
which shows Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday at the Roosevelt theatre.
In 1T Started With Eve,' Miss
Durbin is seen at 1at-check girl
who is introduced into a New York
muti-millionairs's home as his sons
fiancee. AS the elderly industrialist,
Laughton has essentially a comedy
role, but it is also Characterization
said to be comparable in artistic fit
ness to his Captain Bligh" and
other triumphs.
Robert Cummings, probably the
screens most popular leading man
today and also one of HolIywood's
INST apt comedians. appears oppo-
site Miss Durbin.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08
-ALL..STAR CAST
IN "HOT SPOT"

Five men went for her in a big
way. -. yet they all had reasons for
wanting her out of the way. That is
the background Of the years most
exciting mystery drama, Goth Gen.
tury-Fox's "Hot Spot" which is
slated at the Roosevelt theatre on
Friday and Saturday.
Hollywood's three most thrilling
personalities, Betty Cradle, Victor
Mature and Carole Lands, have
the leading roles in this story of the
girl who was taken out of the hash
house and made to darling of cafe
society.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08
NO. 14O7
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO FILE CLAIMS

In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, for Grant county.
(IN PROBATE.),
In the Matter Of the Estate of A.
C. Briggs, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that letters
Testamentary on the Estate of A..
G.. Brigge, deceased, were granted
to the undersigned, on the 9Th day
of January, 1912 by the Said Super
Tor Court.
All persons having claims against
said estate, are required to serve
them with the necessary vouchers
upon me at Ellensburg, Washington,
within six months after the date of
the first publication of this notice;
to-wit, within six months after the
9th day of January, 1912, and file
the same with the clerk of this Court
together with proof of such SER
vice, or they shall be forever bar
red.
Dated at Ephrata. Wash. this 7th
day of January, 1912.
F.. L. SCHUYLER, Executor
1/8, Is, %
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08
M1 M1zEJ
ACTIVITIES

OF interest to many people here
is the news of the marriage of Miss
Avis Moore, daughter of Mrs. Mat
tie Moore to Fred Hayden, son Of
Mrs Bessie Sherwood at Vancouver
Washington, Friday. They will make
their home in Portland where Fred
is employed. Both young people are
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
Security State Bank

Couee City, System
with call made by the Supervisor Banking Washington
Of he
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08
GRACE FULL GOSPEL CHURCH

B. P. Wilson. Pastor
Bible School, 1000 a. m.
Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m.
Prayer meeting, 500 p. m.
Young people, GAS.
Evangelistic Service, 7:45 p m.
Thursday, mid week service 500 p.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08
COLD AND SNOW
DESCEND ON AREA

The Big Bend had its most real.
istic taste of winter during the past
week. Temperatures were reported
as low as 10 degrees below zero. A
fall of snow early this week has
blanketed this area, Leaving high.
ways in a slippery condition.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-01-08

SEND BROKEN GLASSES Direct
10 DR.. Alfred E, Jones. Box 1916,
Spokane. Glasses manufactured by
recognized dispensers. adv. TT
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22

and they are doing a magnlileea1
job an officer OF his party sala.
@Thinss are pretty hot III Bataan.
MacArthms pledge. is ne arrived
here after his da1ns break through
The japanese blockade, was his see
ond since he came 10 Australia. II
the first. yesterday, he pledged NM
self to organize an offensive against
Japan and to return, at the he7a
of his army, to the Philippines.
IN GOOD CONDITION
Macarthur was in top form as
he left his train. smilingly Sho9f
hands with a welcoming party, and
with the cheers of a vast, Welcomins
crowd ringing IN his ears and Amer
lean flags waving at him, drove be-
hind mounted policemen to lis
hotel in a limousine, which bore Il
generals four stars for identiiic1-
ton.
MacArthm's statement that H.
aad known Australian soldiers n
other wars WIS 4 reminder Of hi
role in the last war when, a heso
10 the old American eXpeditionarY
force and his own countrymcn, d
he is now to the whole Allied Wo. u,
he led the famous Rainbow aiYisl-a.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
II WAS EVER THUS
Here's a guest 1ditOria

Here's guest editorial:
All around us the world is convulsed
by the agonies of great nations. Govern
ments which lately seemed likely to
stand during ages have been on a sudden
shaken and overthroWn :.
AL evil passions, the thirst Of gain
and the thirst Of vengeance, the anti
pathy Of class to class, the antipathy of
race to race have broken loose from the
control Of divine and human laws Fear
and anxiety have clouded the faces and
depressed the hearts of millions Trade
has been suspended, and industry par
alyzed. The rich have become poor and
the poor have become poorer Doctrines
hostile to all sciences. to all arts to all
industry. TO all Domestic charities; doc
trines which, if carried into effect would,
in thirty years. undo all that thirty cen
turies have done for mankind, and would
make the falrest provinces Of France =.
as savage as Congo or Patagonia, have
been avoWed from the tribune and de-
Tended by the sword. Europe has been
threatened with subjugation by barbar-
ians, compared with whom the barbar-
ians who marched under Attila and Al
boin We're enlightened and humane -
The author Of this guest editorial was
Thomas Babington Macaulay 1t is TAX
en- from his history Of England, Access
sion of James II. It was written almost
one hundred years ago.
One hundred years from now, how
many people will look back upon the
fears Of today as We look back on those
of Macaulay.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22

as pref Of the Germans desppra
ticn. One Indicated that the were
searching villages around StaraJa
Russa fer food like hungry wolves
Another document report from a
German company commander, re
parted that his men were exhausted
and had not Slept since Feb. 13. He
asked his saperiors to release the
detachment, because he bad no
non commissioned officers and only
one mach.le gunner LEFT
FIGHTING FIERCER
A correspondent of Red Star, the
Official Russian army organ, de
scribed fighting on the southern
font as getting "fiercer and
tlercpr' With the Germans retreat
ing in sectors under Sledgehammer
blows
There were no new reports on
the big battle reported around the
RzhrY- wanna pocket en the cen
hal front bat il was believed that
the 1000 Germans d Soviet army
spokesman reported had been
killed might have fallen in that
area. The spokesman said $500
localities and six large towns had
been taken and That the Russians.
IN addition To killing 1900 Ger
mans in the last few days. had ad
Fanced l6l miles and taken huge
stores of material.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
SPRING COMES TO
A WAITING WORLD

Saturday. Marc y brought Springs
official advent L. :, Waiting world
he world has waited fer Spring h.
fore, and Welcomed il -, IL flowers. its
greenerY, its pleasant airS
The world welcomes Spring this year
fer another reason, and IN another Way
This Spring brings not L promise. but a
challenge. Il brings the threat Of darker
days, instead of the promise Of brighter
ones
And yet the world welcomes Spring this
year perhaps more than at any other TIM
in the history Of civilization We Wei
come II as W welcome the climax II Il
long struggle. the apeN 81 pain which
must come before conEale>cengt sets IN.
Not for itself, but for i effect o. What
the future holds. VT Welcome - Spring
of 1912
Our most vital questions will be an
sWered before this season is over. l.
Germany as strong as she #Was at the
beginning2 VIII Russia make the sam
great showing in warmer weather that
she has made in winter VIII Spring
bring the heralded United Nations Of
fensive IN the Far East VIII Germany
attempt tn drive through the Near East
to effect Il junction with Japan in l.
dia? If she does will Allied armies be
able to stop her?
1t is highly probable that the war
will be decided this Spring Not Won or
lost to the extent of peace negotiations.
perhaps, but decided as far as the event
ual outcome is concerned.
Hitler's Spring offensive will come. in
some form, and il is at least !; $3.50 bet
that the Allies will open their own Spring
offensive on the European battlefront.
possibly even to the extent of attempting
to establish another western land front
Such d new front would help Russia inn
mensely, by preventing Germany from
concentrating against the Soviet. Yet
such ;tn offensive would carry With it
the greatest danger o1 all, 50 we must
not expect K unless oyn military lead
ers Know th..t they ;,ra ready With men
and planes and arms.
On the home front, the challenge of
Spring is ringing one: Produce Pro-
duce MOI than ever before, faster than
ever before,
We must meet that challenge.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
Escape Thru jap
Lines Detailed
KA.nON. .CASWEII

GIN. MaeARTHUR'S HEAD
QUARTERS. Australia March y
,UP1-Aa American officer who ac-
eompaned him told today how Gen
Douglas MacArfhw Ike through
the Japanes blockade of the
Philippines By speedboat and air
plane to reach Australia.
Macarthur With his party of 20.
including his wife and their four
year old son shot past Il japanese
destroyer IN their four PT-type
mosquito beats To reach a secret
rendezvous With the planes that
brought them tG Australia
Iaey mol only eluded the Japa
aese fleet and The Japanese air
force which rules the skies over the
South Seas but made their land
ings on their relaya through the
II points held by Mac
Arthut'a own men. for il was made
PLAIN that the Philippines even out
side BataM have not been con
quefed
Erig. Gen J. II Casey. chief Of
United States Army Engineers in
he Philippines. VIII made the trip
with MachrthC.. Ii the stol%
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
Russians Capture
vitaI Objective

LONDON. March 2l-tUPl-The
carly rout OF the Germans from
kharkoy Russia : fourth city was
indlcated Today and il was report
ed that Soviet forces had taken
Stardya Russo. around which they
haEe been Systematically annihilat-
ing the cslraled German 10Th army
fer weeks
German admissions of heavy
pressure east Of KharkoV. in the
rich DOnets. were interpreted by
london observers as indicative of
its imminent fail to the Russians.
Moreover, 2 dispatch from Stock
nolm yesterday said the Germans.
realizing that their occupation Of
KharkoF was about over. were
burning ther OIL supplies. and dyn-
amiting tank. 2un aad munitlon
dePcts The city was said to be al
most surrounded and German com
munications to the west limited to
che railroad and d highway.
Radio Vlchy broadcast that the
Russians had entered Staraya Rus
Sd. 140 miles below Lenlngrad
While there was no official CON
filmatiCn of the report Radio Mos
COW said that the German 18th
army was methodically beng de
Stroyed and losing its operationai
bases one by one.
Captured documents were cited
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
FlGHTlN' WORDS

II hiGagO sum
\ man in Rochester, y Y, who called
tie city marshal Il damned fascist has
found out l.. cant do that he got 30
days in jail and 4 fine-snd appealed as
far a. the supreme court Of the United
States. said that court:
L i We'll ,.tl.,tood that the right of
free speech is not absolute al all times
and under all circumstances There are
certain Well-detiHed and narrowly limit
ed classes Of speech. the prevention and
punishment of which have never been
thought to raise any constitutional prob
lem. These include the IeWd and OBJ
scene, the profane, the ibelous and the
insulting. or fighting words.
There more in this supreme court de-
cision than meets the eye Where's the
pleasure in winning nice, sociable fight,
if tie loser is going to sue and is bound
70 win" And think of the names prize
fighters call each other during the weeks
OF training, If the contender gets knock
ed oat he cant call himself the champion
but he can go into court and get the
purse if he ha> witnesses to the fact that
ii victor called him bum.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
FRANCES LEADERS

lItNersldt Press)
At least once before. France seemed
helpless before Germany In the Franco
IauSsIan W5r OF IS70. in less than six
weeks the main FfeGeh army had been
captured and th1 empire Of Napoleon
III brought L. III end.
Headless France Was saved by two
Mel Leon lismbtttsl. L fiery young laW-
}tr. raised new armies and defended he
segsd PAR. Though eventually France
WIS beaten. Size a4d fought 50 We'll that
tzs tls1n.an peace terms We're much
easier Ihtn c@me Adoiphe Theirs. the
13-N =,a-oId historian and former premier
He ~aW France safely through the peace
negotiations and, as president Il the new
republic. launched his country on lis
et>reer Of recovery
In 1911 the French armies had not
only failed to make headway against Ger
many hut had suffered such losses that
almost every division was in matiny.
Treason VAS active, unsurpassed bH one
weak government after another Then
Georges Glemenceau, IS years old, be-
came premier, and by his dauntless cour-
age put new life into dispirited France
and eventually Won he victory
Today. after the worst defeat in her
history. France lies moti0nlesS. except
for the Free French movement of Gen
cral De Gaulla effective so far only out
side her borders. Yet we have confidence
that. given only the slightest weaken
ing Of the German grip, new leaders will
emerge who will he worthy successors 10
tianlbetta, Theirs and Clemenceal.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
propagandists Get
Wires Crossed in
0uezon Death Tale

SAN FRANCISCO, March 81 -
6UFp-Jaranese propagandists got
their wires crossed today in re-
porting the death" of Manuel
Quez2n, president of the Philip
pines commonwealth
The Tokyo radio, alleging that
Ouezon had died on the island of
Cebu which is controlled by Amer
lean Filipino forces. said he had
Succumbed after coughing up
blcsd,a thus seeking to capitalize
ON The we'll known fact that Que
aen's lungs are frail.
A little later Tokyo radio en-
bellished its story by saying that
Quezon had been the victim of a
blood purge conducted by Gen.
Douglas Macarthur before he left
the Philippines. 1t said MacAr-
thur had wanted Quezon to leave
with him but 0uezon refused
REPORT DENIED
III Washington, J. VI. Elizalde
resident commissioner of the
Philippines, said he had been in
constant touch with Quezon since
the start of the war
The japanese are not in control
of Cebu one of the islands of the
Philippines group but the Tokyo
radio asserted that the Japanese in
tercepted radio message of the
United States command heard here
Gil March 17th.'
Quezon has been i'll constant
touch with the defenders of Ba-
taan peninsula and with Washing
ton since he and his government
lett Manila to establish a common
wealth government somewhere in
the Philippines"
AIMED AT MORALE
1t was pointed out here that his
death would be calculated to dis
hearten the Philippines people, and
lacking the fact, the Japanese
would be likely to invent it for
propaganda purposes.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
Tokyo Anger at
Macarthur Vented
In Missfatemenfs
BY UNITED PRESS

Tokyo radio continued Saturday
its campaign of Yilliticaton against
Gen Douglas Macarthur who it
has charged, deserted" his clm=
mand in the Philippines for The
safer haven of Australia.
In the warrior code Of Bush
lido said = radlo. ~MarArthm is
traitor and should be executed
without delay
The radio ais sug2eSstd the time
had come to refer to Australia rs
the new territory Of the United
States and tc Macarthur as the
new governor general
There Is much talk OF Australia
becoming Part Of the United States
after the Wal. the radio remarked.
The American national anthem
Is Sttng everywhere in movie HOUSES
and at public gatherings Ameri
can troops have taEen over ar
ports and railway. Australian urls
are seel everywhere with American
soldiers. Ihe American dollar Is
legal tender in Australia
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
ISFREQUENT SPEAKERS
BEST ONES

Or Of 'hc 400 cou4sc.. arH III
the House of Representatives. few
er than 40 are worth Ii .enla2 10
Old Judge Hattoa " Summers OF
Dal.s. Tex probably lgps the list.
but he speak lnfrcquenlIg Thls
ihfrcqurncy Ot uHelance Is perhaps
enc OF the Characteristics OF the
good speaker. liz s9Ions who are
alWayS jumping 10 tHelr fret II
Gbjcct u rlIllclZn ottrn ha.c I02ie
ana rca Gn o. tHrT sIdr. but their
constant naS2!ng makes Their arga-
Lcnfs HcitectIyc Ihaf appliaa par
t.Nalarlf 10 Glare Hoffman ol Al
lfpan Mich and Robert L Rlch
ri WOCIIeH Pa. tW0 Of thr most
ec0a0Ms- minded membsr# Of the
Hoasc but TWO Of the least ef-
feriiYe
Annual consideration Of d ncW
tax bill again brings INTO the lime
Git another Of the abler CONGRESS
u.rn in tic person Of Jerr Cooper
o DgersDure Tenn ranking mem
bcl 0l The House Wags and Means
Conmitt@c which write all taX
legislation. Cooper is bachrI0r.
= student and hr La a Drurh .nf
Tor work Of Whieh little fhInp hkr
TAX bill gives him pleht9 He sis
Up with 1t night He T. an able
parliameataflan aAd - soeakcr
pro tenn When Sam KagDuu took
j his vacation III IcHaa laal summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
u 8. Planes Sink
Another Cruiser

have established a new invasion
base.
The communique reporting the
attack on Rabaul said.
"Operating from great height, the
Allied planes directed their attack
on a Japanese heavy cruiser. The
first bombs were dropped from 27.-
600 feet and several near miss IS
we're recorded close 70 the cruisers
bow and stern.
DIRECT HIT SCORED
Enemy fighter planes then en-
gagged the Allied aircraft in two
attacks and were driven off Az
enemy Zero fighter was seen in &
steep dive. Despite these attacks,
further bombs were dropped and
a direct hit and several more near
misses were seen
The communique said that col
umnS of black smoke arose from the
cruiser which was burning and
linking" as the Allied bombers de
parted
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
CAPITAL TALKS Macarthur Asks Tools

b+FI BOURNE. Australia, March
- IPf Gen Douglas Macarthur
aesz.I.x assuming command today
####a lalted Nations in the south
49, Pacific. expressed his complete
=aai8sease IN an Allied victory but
=. H#e HAT his success depended /
- - primary var resources which
- A..sss could put at his disposal.
! #aKe great confidence in tho
= s##te success Of or JOINT forces,
- #=#
#=# success IN modern war re-
##.#8# aarr Han courage It r.
##zz#=# a4reful preparation.
- means furnishing sufficient
s.#### and saiflelent material 10
##e# taa unknown strength OF tn
= =sa.Ial enemy.
X gtueral ea2 make something
...st a0tanA
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-22
CRITICAL. MOMENT

We planned to spend the first
da}h Int period At a hideaway in
Mndanao island south q LuZon.
Cen Casey explained But the
mishap TO one of the boats dis
rupted the schedl le
Then came t..e crisis moment of
the entire voyage, when Japanese
destroyer was sighted.
II vas just at dusk ON the Sec
ond might Casey said.
We sighted the destroyer on the
horizon but we We're small and low
lying and it did not see us.
We halted until the destroyer
had passed and then crossed its
Wakt
Near TIE end Ct the second
night. inst before dawn, we reached
a secret island rendezvous where
tWo pltles brought rs on t. Aus
tralia. linen We took the train