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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
You Just Don't Leave
Rusty" Behind, Nossir!

>adou picked up the radio
call On PuyaIlup ave. HIS
radio sAld; Gar IL. your pooch
is chasing YOU
A few seconds later. Rusty.
Uinded but happy. VAS Lifted 70
RS seat and TIE original call car
red out without further I1tsrrUp-
ton
Rusty has been a guest Of the
city about SIX weeks since the ar
rest b. federal authorities ot his
master. VINO Is beng he'd. pending
hearing.
His talents appealed e the two
officers and Rusty vas not
placed II a cell When ne Is not
rlding N the stock car. re Is al
lowed 70 use the pound office as
his dog house
he knows a lot Of tricks One Of
his 'cuties7 Is to stand with bowed
head when prayer IN suggested
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
New Loan Office
Opening a Success
Personal Finance Co.
Entertoins Hundreds

- satisfying aro1z - good
eigsr <zoks vA z1<ied v1th
the 1sllczts perfume = f-esh gar
cenzzs a. Personal Flzs1ce Ccz-
pays =op<n HozSe- celebration
he'd n their offices a. zoI Keyes
building sI4ls Broz1xzy lsst
Saturday. Personal Fsnzncs Con-
psuy = &C q Tzrouz1s newest
bus1ezz arrivals
Hundreds q Tacoma RESIDENTS
poured through Ire nex Personal
office = a co1tinuoz. stream from
; o'clock n re sttsrnoo1 Until
? , Il
corszzes were pinned q the
Izdlez. anc cigars we're HANDED
out 70 the nen- The children we're
uate happy with iolyPops ard
bzlloons-
Mayer Harry p. Can performed
the rlhbor cutting ceremony
which officially opened the new
otace- Just before r. ceremony
he made a speech 70 the Assem-
ble6 crowd. He pointed cut that
Personal Finance Company xax a
progressive organization thst
they helpe5 build ever eoumu1-
ity where they established ar O.
Zee sn1 srs always ready 20 CO
operate with other local business
nen n sry worthy eve project
Dan White. - local manager
% Personal Finance Company. He
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

An original version OF the man
bites dog" story came 20 Tacoma
last week IN the form q dog
eh2ses pognduSstsr.- and such
event is worth space IN any mans
newspaper. war or no war
Hero Of this little story Is ar
English terrier named Rusty. z"
S;ockmzn A r. ssdow and r 3.
Solberg estimate his age a. about
a year and a half. and both know
ne Is a grand little pooh
The .senf in question &C
CURED last week when Officer
Sadow. In answer 20 . rush
call. jumped into the stock car
and drove from the dog pound.
without Rusty on has A.
oustoued seat beside him.
front paws On the windshield
Rusty seeing the car leave
and feeling very much left out Of
things. started after /; Just as fast
az ms little legs would eArry him
Sadow drove from the pound.
which n located on the east end OF
the Puyallup river bridge OF 24th
ST. unaware that his pal Vas
trying 70 overtaks him
SolberE saw the dog running
after the car. and after his shouts
failed 10 halt him, called the desk
sergeant ard asked that ssdow Be
notified q ~Rgstys- preolcament
by radio.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Applications Due
Before March 81

TIE Z. 5 e1vsz service ce=zs.-
so1 vi1 receive sPpucztioax rztl
March 81 tor Positions q reglo1al
aren't trzl1e ard t1dustrizl eaa-
Gator. a. s so . year. - fer
Soecia sz<zf & tie saze bureau.
a. $3.50 a var.
Gyoe o Payne. SECRETARY fer
TIE civil service ccrr-4~so1 h<r~
srsth o<flcsz = re main po<tn<f1cr.
Announced T1exdAy hat ~ Las
svs1laeie detailed i-sorzxticn re-
gzry.lnK ~ exazinstio- ut thzt
sppiicztions nzust - received n
TIE nztionzl capital before tie
months en6-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Foreign-Bo Men
Nav Be Officers

ForsiEn-oorn young Ter VITO
have red American cztlzszSaip for
20 years o. more are n1sx eligible
for e-ronment as officers n IRE
naval reserve. Il was announced
TUESDAY.
Other requirements for ire rev
Classification are that TIE sppa-
cant be unmarried. less than IS
years ol5. ard that they be college
graduates O. currently 3 junior o.
senior n Al accredited college.
Those who qualify VII be given
four months q nicshiprazn train
ing ard comnlSsions sS s1slgrS
applicants Who are sti1 Il school
VIII be allowed % complete Their
education before undergoing naval
training
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Trustees Will Heor
Traffic Suggestions

Speakers AZ ire trustees meet
mg OF the Downtown ASSOCIATION
Wednesday noon AZ Tacoma hotel
VIII Dc Mayor Harry P. Can ard
Traffic Engineer George Barr.
Fred c Breckon. SECRETARY q
the association. Announces they
vii rave . number OF sugzestiors
winch VII prove Of interest &c
trlEteeG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

nounced fhe birth % their FIRST
child. a daughter. al Tacoma Gen
erSl hospital last Saturday. They
have named the baby Barbara
Joan Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mr. H = Grassland. q 44ls SO.
18th ST. and Mr.. and Mr.. r. v.
Arnold. Of 4423 So. i2tn st
Herb Algeo, L. s Msrshsl Tues
day was 81 route 70 Los Angeles
70 deliver a prisoner. si-yezr-olc
Robert r. Cook who Was arrested
here On a DRAFT evasion charge
from California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Just the Core
GAIN Is SHOWN

A spectacular gain in air express
volume and spsed-sp Of service
between tire Puget Sound area
and Chicago. New York. Wash
iagton- .. c. and other eastern
cities hiEhliEhted 1871 operations
q United Ar Lines Transport
corporation which showed q net
income for the year q ssss o50
equivalent 70 20 cents per share
OF outstanding stock. according
20 tire annual report today a.
president ". A. Patterson
Butter cheaper. Cow Butter Store
-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
To Mrfr rHrRsDAY

A meeting q the hoard q d.
rectorx % Tacoma school 1lStrict
No. 10 NJ % he'd ~ 80 ?. n
Thursday a. the Central school
DR. = :. KELLER. Dentist
announces he has taken over tire
practice and office q Dr. John
Griffith a. 1Ii4ls So. K street
opposite Kay Street the2ter.
Phone MAir 2Tq2. aGv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
1t Takes
More Than
Rules

WyHEN dry mise the Flag
w n morning OF lower IL At
ssenuds. dizzy do IL reverenfly
-ss Il the reein<na were stznd-
ing q sren1on and The band
were playing the Ssv Sp<sgieS
kss<y. So whites . Los An
eeles man n aPprecisnoa Of
die saIe<nea n . nearby Sond-
ard Ssxnoo-
This csus<s . warm feeling
In our oorpora< brssx- Bus II
IS necessary 90 pass on the credit
% she men Who deserve il
rhe boys themselves. Sandard
Seznonx, of cours<, have rules
ooocerning the handling Of the
Flag. But you cannot create
feverence By rounne- Rules can
eoly formaliz< = respect already
felr.
Happily. seandard d sailed
throughout is many depart
aenu By Americas who have
"A ingrained love Of fhe Flag
and die Republic for which II
9asdk Today dizzy are IN the
var-<very one. Yea IN nnes of
pescs dizzy have always proved
the BODYBUILDING. nation
building rype. They're die kind
Who support churches. hbrafieS
schools-AmericA
Our pide Is dat Sundard
has always srsra1ed soch poo
pie % ir employ. That is some
ding vhich could not have
happened unless our policies
and mefhods reflected de basic
purpose Of this Nanon = fair
uesrmenf for everyooe- That.
100, b mort dian . s~js. Ii Is
% inner reality.
q q . 4 = q q .
THURSDAY, 80 p. NJ
yS<sA wfEuy sfAhsoAac ssssstoh;y
Hs<~s ssssssz. css6Scs.s
MueUsl oea Lee Nshwssf
IA Uize Il ys. o~~-ru-s- Lac
Afrs-Aneriesn syEpAssy- ..--.---Stsii
Sehe-.s
ovxphrsv NeA $1,000 se<ksvss
(naiscrx< Mexszxr.sl
prsiz<< ]. c-Shs-D missr
s..........-.....-- Fs<ngs szs~s
Sylvia: Bale fs<ls-ris.sl -. D~ss<-
feais- Weti.z<sce -.-.---- Msrs<r>r
A<sArzie fesrz<si; over--rs- -srss.s
Standard Oil Company
of California
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
TIRE. WHEEL SToLEN

Theft q a spare ire sa1 E-heel
from a car PARKED 81 So I'm
ard Broadway Mo-osy night was
reported - police Tuesday oy Mrs
:. Il okGho % 1884 Fszoett a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

T. vaarha.. 1901 Sc. Ss,h -. On
the week end Sea. Thou.s. all
enter the arny On Wednesday.
Hone troz. re University q
Montana Charles sch~ah : spend
irg hs spr1x vacation nth liz
parents Mr.. ard Nr~ Fred
SchwnhL
A marriage license vas issued
recently n ws.ia wails 70 Rsserf
Carence H>i.e. wap3to. an
Blanche Z Ysang. Tacoma
W. ~ Bnckmzster. gran q
master q the Odd Fellow. P1y-
sIlup. and Al Jsnes. grznd secre-
tzry. Tacoma recentiy visited the
lodge al Harrington. WASH
Ms y,sles si..,. Of T.eou.
recently waited her parents. Mr..
ard Mrs. l. y. stAats q Psseo.
D.. and Ms. O. T. H.r...A and
daughter. Heseu- all Of wsHs
walls. recently visited Their son-
tn-lAx and daughter. 1t and Mn.
Joha Fenner q Tacoma
~. l. Nilr~. J. A. ycyBer and
Fr~d Tegard Fave been named as
delegates from Tacoma chapter
d. A V. 10 the spring eonference
70 b he'd N YAKIMA April IL
After four months Of training At
Sand Point naval air station. the
following young TacomAns this
week were qualified a. aviation
nschinist's mates for active duty:
Robert A Aerriman. son q Mrx.
c. G. ssJAelm. 22oI No. Ferci-
nand St; Geerge n kre,i. son Of
Nrx. ~ kren. 1872 So. Tacoma
ave-; Chartes Daniel Dever. son Of
Mr.. md Mrx. T. r. Dever. s4s SO.
Ferry St: LOUIS Pierre Devereaux.
husband OF Mn. l. r. Dcvereaux
Of Dekoxen Inn, American lake.
MIA. Richard NJ Kramer. IT.
received word Tuesday that her
husband has been promoted 10
sergeant and . stationed At Pen
cieton Field. Ore: he 10 the son Of
Mr.. ssd Mr. Richard Kramer Of
PzrklAnd, and MA Kramer n the
daughter Of Mr.. and MA George
J. Hood
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Mccarthy
plan 10 spend three weeks in Cal
sforuia before returning here about
the middle Of April Mr.. Mccarthy.
who has been In the east on q busi-
mesa trip. met Mrs.. Mccarthy this
week IN Salt Lake City. after
which they planned 70 60 10 Cali
fornia.
William Callaghan. %. Of s4os
50 I44ArA - 49, ~ - ~1r 20
hospital Tuesday with = back in
jury suffered early In the morning
AZ the Western Boat Building Co.
yard On Ia 11th 81 CaIlaghsn
was struck by falling door Of the
dry kiln
DR.. l. j. keliher. dentist Is nov
X st booster. having recently
taken over the office and practice
Of DIR. John ". Griffith. has been
called TO active duty a. first
lieutenant IN the army.
Mr.. and Mr. Robert Arnold. q
I'LL No. Cedar st. have an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

n. Wednesday on the third floor
Of tire Medical Arts bldg. All
stamp collectors ot Tacoma and
vicinity are invited to attend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

/. ASSISTED BY a staff which in
el1ses. Sd :. Gznsrt, ASSISTANT
manager ard Nancy johnson.
cashier
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
KHopopENpRoN TOTE

The 18th annual rhooocendron
tour viii be held on Sunday. May
~. il Is announced By the Olynp-
leans. Inc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
COLLECTORS To MEET

Ire Tacoma Collectors club viii
rod its regular meeting NJ q ,.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

~. l. Mis-. y. A. ScyBer and
Fr~d Tegard hxve been named as
delegates from Tacoma chapter
D. A ". 10 the spring conference
20 Dc he'd N YAKIMA April Il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

Mis- ybel>f StaAfs OF Tacoma
recently wasted her parents. Mr..
ard Mrs. l. y. StAats q p.sco.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

T. van<ha.. 1901 SC. Ss,h -. o.
the week end Sea. Thouz&s. all
enter the zrry On Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

Do. and Ma. O. 7. HAr~tad and
daughter. Heseu- all o< wsna
walls. recently visited Their son-
tn-lax and daughter. 1t and Mn.
John Fpun<r ~ Txrow,a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

DR.. l. j. keliher. dentist u row
X st booster. having recently
taken over the office and practice
Of DIR. John ". Griffith. has been
called 10 active duty ~ first
lieutenant IN the army.
Mr.. and Mr. Robert Arnold. q
zll7 No. Cedar st. have an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-29

Sounds paradoxica but these glamorous Joan Henley
blouses practical sifts She'll them through.
out the holidays with her cocktail and evening skirts
later. they'll slorfy her first spring suit! For all
their dainty charm, they're trojans when it comes to
wear and service. While you're choosing for gifts,
every wardrobe unlimited variety! Four Christmas
Bellies sketched from gala collection!
Kanns-Sports shop-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-27
HELP MEN.

MAN, colored, exper,, clean
fish and draw poultry; must
be honest and sober. S25 wk.
to start. Larimer's, 1927
Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1942-09-27
HELP MEN.

DRIVERS, grocery truck.
must be thoroughly exper.,
honest and sober; can make
up to $27.5O per wk. Lori
mer's. 1927 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

When cancellins an advertisement
yetain cancellation number which Is
invariably Siven at the time order
to discontinue advertisement is
received. This number is necessary
in ease Of claim for adjustment
Evening star., 1942-09-27
HELP MEN.

STOCK BOY, GOOD SAL
AIRY, STEADY POSITION,
WITH EXCELLENT OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR ADVANCE
MENT. PLAZA SPORTS
SHOP, 10th & E SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1942-09-27
SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES.
LARGE PEARS. soc AND ST 90 Bu. COOS
Riverdale I'd, Riverdale' MO fholle
Warfeld 1886. :,
! WILL, NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
6ilis unless contracted by myself. r M,
sHEHhN, u. s. S. Y. M. S: -, care posi-
master New York City, N - -
Evening star., 1942-09-27
ACCOUNTING SERVICE.
HELP MEN.

PART TINE.
Rocks started and kept part time. eSI
nerf tax service. Dependable S. S.ta Il
monthly charge Box 4.0-M. Ssa '-e.z =
Evening star., 1942-09-27
HELP MEN.
MESSFNGER

Night messenger: must have drivers
permit. car is furnished 4a-hour week,
coed starting pay with regular increases,
Hours 40 to 1870. Apply Room 900,
Evening Star
Evening star., 1942-09-27

CHECKER AND FILLING ORDER CLERK
for wholesale seafood department. Prefer
one with experience. Must be quick and
alert. Apply between 10 and ,, wholesale
department, Carter-Lanhardt. llth and
AZ
Evening star., 1942-09-27

pNy vhite Tor messenger ana IttP N N
nrintins plant Opportunity to learn
trade. Bicycle furnished. Apply IN per
~aslnn press 1904 o3ro st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

CHEF-COOK, work-producing, sober, man
not afraid Of work and interested in future;
must have had exp in fine city restaurants:
to night man will give bonus and beginning
salary of at least S"a5 per month; state
complete employment record, references
nationality telephone number and age TO
receive considers ton Box l3l B. Star.
Evening star., 1942-09-27
HELP MEN.
tContinuen !

COUNTER MAN for restaurant; some eX-
perience. Basins. 1927 H st NV
DA1RYMAN. experienced, with help of his
own to handle 65-cow modern dairy;
good pay and modern. up-to-d date house TO
live in. L. R SABINE, GaItherSburg. Md
Phone GaitherSburG a3-W ~
Evening star., 1942-09-27

IcCOIJNTANT, permanent position, WIN
rnblic accounting firm, typlng pfelefIen un
but not essential Please repiy eca IL, tions IONS,
hsndyritins stating age, auallnea tioii'
and salary acceptable. Box 1l9-B, star: =
ACCOUNTANT OR BOOKkEEPER with eS+ eS-
perisnce on construction Goyerrnmen1 Sost
plus contracts; familiar WIN WIN ovyrt Write BOX
1k-R Star.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

BOY, high school. white. to wors Ys,sd aver ro
aVu. ~ rrcade Market l4th and Park rd: NV
Evening star., 1942-09-27

1TTo sFRyICE STATION MANAGERii
mus. have executive ability 1stsrenees as 10
heneisy on t. physical sss bandcap long as anIe
to perform duties permssnenMl sss Mr. pestti, crump.
near washington, D. Z: pee M sts W.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

MAN, white, about 80 yrs of age, thor
oughly experienced in laundry production
work; top salary and permanent position
with an old-established laundry. See Mr..
Cockrille. 3"O1 Nj Pleasant st
Evening star., 1942-09-27

MAN, white, between so and 65 yrs. old,
for light work in laundry plant; must be
active and in good health: permanent posi-
tion for right man. See Mr.. Cockrille, 1901
plea <
Evening star., 1942-09-27

BOY. high school, eoored. s,oS 70 GoTk x ai'ef 8
srhool and Ssts, Capitol Ssiau 49,
~rrade Mkt 14th & Park ro nv
Evening star., 1942-09-27

1WNTN6; MEN and helpers, City ATn1nh1s
Co, 4oie Georgia ave. NV. Geore,s 19.i, Can
R1KER, first hand: steady JOB; S4o; ~ Ssl st
e.rly in morning. CO. 1880 3o4o lf'h ''
Evening star., 1942-09-27

nov for soda fountain. eyes '-li' ''A
Georeis ave. Randolph 049. 049.---------
p1Y about IS, colored, for drug s'1le atn
Apply Monday after j. hooh'
Evening star., 1942-09-27

HOTEL CLERK, experienced, for small
hotel must be reliable and sober; good
references required. 1905 Eye st. NV.
HOTEL NIGHT CLERK, age over 45, must
be sober. Permanent job. Good pay. 734
lOth "
Evening star., 1942-09-27

JANITOR for apartment house, must have
5th-class engineers license and be able to
make minor electrical and plumbing re-
pairs. Kew Gardens 2760 Que st. NV.
JUNIOR DRUG CLERK for day work
Steady Job, good pay. L. H. Day g. Co,
14th and SITS. NV.
LABORERS, colored, must be willing to
work: sEeady work 3619 Benning rd. lie.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

MAN with light car or truck for OUTSIDE
sales promotion; no soliciting; estaohsnea
route; salary: essential war industry with
supplementary gasoline allowance; per-
manent position. with opportunity for sd-
number, for personal interview. Box 69-E,
Star,
Evening star., 1942-09-27

rOy cclcred to Vork IN ice CTeaH sIioP
x15 per week 6231 Georgia ave. NV
p0Y. coiored. for dishwashine IN ooa.o.hs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

Eisemann custom "a
dos phonogrE phs distributors EcOnomi-
cal 3iO9 Cass at PeterbOr0 street
SAVE AT sERLIN's
i4fa broadway Open Unit q 7. NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

PARTY wants FURNITURE as soon a.
p.s ibIo. viii psv cash TYLER 6-9-23
4 PARTY wants all kinds of
furniture. VIII pay highest
cash price. Farris. Temple 1858.
= RNIrURE WANTIU-Wm peg best
prices Yockey Rr.s Temple 2-i537.
DuGHEsT prices paid Eass, paper. metal
SguS Grec5 ~. l.5E~,
OLD guns wan'e1 An. raimer's Military
Inn Warren al Tclerrarh HiEhest cash
TOP DOLLAR fer your spatc or used tires.
Butns. l26i GJato'. uu 9 - m. 9 1880.
ANTEu--Us<d furniture, highest prices
We PICK up. TEMPLE i-t-Jl.
WANTED Arv nd thrE Fus Pas
s. t0 $500 CADILLAC Ft5s.
WANTED Good uscl FURNITURE for ucs
home IT, 1-0'5l Ewes ia. goo
We PAY more ..r mraturc and rugs.
MOON RROS FURNITURE TT l-i-g'.
Rad Times ua-i AHs tor a-.s USE
them far rpru rs'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
400 WOODWARD

BUfCK-l94I super and spec de luxe
siresmhuer coupes aud sedans, torpedo
sedans fac radios ard heaters; largest
stock IA Mich Choice Of 30 gorgeous
ones every model ard color: low az Ss77
heated showroom 1856 Gra'io'
BUICK 2.DooR tn. SEDAN. 1870
Ma room ~ plates, underseat heater:
$50 $3.50 down. will take old car a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
QIOO GRAT|OT

BUICK 1880 torpedo club cJupcs and
torpedo sedaus. fac. radios and heaters
choice II 10 beauties only 500 up. Is
an or trade r 81 Gregory, heated
showroom. 2asS CratiQt-
BUICK --l937 de opera cOupes and trk.
sedaLs radios and heaters better hurry.
.l-3 On Or trade r.. 81. Gregory. heated
showroom 1866 Gratot
BUICK-fa3g small series 4-dr. n. sedan
radio alr-cgud'lyneG heater. heavy duty
husky tires, splendid upholstery Cleauest
car 10 town. and priced 20 sell a. only
S54s flA price 9u-day guarantee. Just
your old car CoHr, terms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Musical Instruments
Radios and Supplies

PlANo-Uprght. used, SO; good con-
dition. city Music. 74i2 Mack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Household Appliances

Hoover. Si2 s5A Eureka. $40 % vacuum re-
built. VI. guar free est. Han Ty 6-gs22
Evening star., 1942-10-30


a certificate Of release from his for
mer employer or from the review
unit Of the United States Employ
ment Service"
Workers who have been refused
this certificate by their employer or
by the review unit Of the United
States Employment Service may ap-
peal to the Buffalo area War Man
power Committee for final action, -
the agreement stated.
The agreement. covering all war
industries in Erie and Niagara
Counties, has already been signed
by employers Of more than 100 900
workers in the Buffalo area, in
cluding employees OF the Bell Air
craft Corp, Curtiss Wright Corn,
Niagara Electric & Power Co., Cen
eral Motors, Worthington Pump A
Machinery, Carborundum, American
Brass and others.
Evening star., 1942-10-30

also was nominated for promotion
from senior surgeon to medical di-
rector, was stationed here until
about two years ago at the National
Institute Of Health and now is d.
rector Of the Public Health Service
District No. 5, with headquarters
In San Francisco.
James Gorden Terril, jr., ~, living
in Arlington, Va. an engineer, was
nominated for the position of as
sistant sanitary engineer. He is
here with the sanitation section,
USPES.
DR.. Dyer, who lives in Bethesda,
has been on duty In this area since
February, 1887, and has been direc-
tor Of the National Institute Of
Health since February of this year.
DR.. Armstrong, who lives at 1901
Otis street NE, has been stationed
In this area since 1929.
DR.. Fuller, whose residence is $3.50
Cumberland street NV, has been
on duty here since January, 1917,
1t was said at the Public Health
Service. DR.. Larsen resides in
Bethesda.
The others nominated for promo
ton include:
Asst. Surgs. Ralph w. McComas,
William ]. Brown, Esta r. Allen,
Louis Jacobs and Bryan A. Dawber
to be past assistant surgeons.
Engineers Walter Norris Dashiell,
Franz Joseph Maier and Elmer John
Herringer to be past assistant sani-
tary engineers. .....-......
Engineer Harvey Fred Ludwig to
be assistant sanitary engineer.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Public Health Service
Promotions Include
5 in Washington Area
Nominations Sent to
Senote Would Ruise 4
To Medical Director

Four physicians now on duty in
the washington area were included
In list of Is nominations for
promotion in the United States
Public Health Service sent to the
Senate yesterday by President
Roosevelt. Also included in the list
Is . physician formerly on duty here
and an engineer, now stationed here.
The four physicians In this area
nominated for promotion are DR..
Rolla E. Dyer. 56, director of the
National Institute of Health; DR.,
Charles Armstrong, Sc, stationed at
the National Institute of Health:
DR.. Justin K. Fuller, Sc, medical
officer Of the enrolling and training
division, War Shipping Administra-
ton, all of whom are nominated
for promotion from the title of
senior surgeon to that of medical
director. and DR.. Carl L. Larson.
80, stationed at the National Health
Institute, who is nominated for
promotion from the title of assis-
tant surgeon to that of past assist
ant surgeon.
DR.. Walter T. Harrison, Sc, who
Evening star., 1942-10-30
Buffalo War Plants
Agree 10 Eliminate
Labor Piracy
Pact, First Of Its Type
To Be Signed, Will Serve
As Model Through Stote

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The ini-
tiation in Buffalo of IN agreement
for the full utilization of manpower,
designed to eliminate the hiring or
soliciting of workers by one war
plant from another, was announced
today by Mrs. Anna M. Rosenberg,
regional director Of the War Man
power Commission.
The agreement, first of its type to
be adopted in the State, is expected
to serve as model for similar
agreements elsewhere in the State.
:: The agreement called for assist
ance "in eliminating piracy-em-
ployers will refuse to hire or solicit
workers from another war plant
unless the desired employe presents
Evening star., 1942-10-30

Stop grousing about the things you
can't spend your money for. You
can still buy War bonds with 1t.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-14

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