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resultado ha sido que ell doble de la
fuerza de ounce divisiones que Sc
creia 10 suficientemente fuerte para
veneer q la China, esta a1n
peleando."
"Divisiones adicionales han sido
puestas en- acci6n, pero ~desgracia-
damente una por una han desapa-
recido. Asf es que despues de
todas las bajas sufridas durante Ia
|campana de Shanghai Marking, la
fuerza militar de China no sola-
mente no ha podido ser destruida,
sino que actualmente es mas fuerte
|y mas poderosa que al principle de
Ia guerra.
Tos japoneses cometieron una
gran equivocaci6n al seguir ade-
lante despues de la caida de Nan
king. Con ell refuerzo de algunas
nuevas divisiones lutheran podido
marchar hacia Hankow. Pero
como este no Sc pudo llevar a cabo,
los chinos a su veg formaron nuevas
lineas de combate. Fue entonces
cuando los ejercitos chinos ayuda-
dos por los civiles, pudieron burlar
los planes de destruction de los
~japoneses."
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enviaba $40 para su s'steni-
miento.
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Estratega aIemdn augur0 la
VictrOia china contra Jap0n

W~ASHINGTON.-El vati-
cinio hecho hace cuatro amos
por un perito militar ale
man-de que ell Imperio ia
pones nunca jamas podrfa
conquistar la China-ha re-
sistido la prueba del tempo.
En- julio de 1898, Wilhelm
Schenke, famoso estratega aleman,
escribiendo en- ell peri6dico (Zeits-
chrift fur Geo-politik, profetizo)
LAS fuerzas armadas chinas,
aunque desgraciadamente tuvieron
que retroceder, pudieron mantener
su posici6n en- las regiones del in
terror. Els verdaderamente dudoso
que ell Jap6n pueda co%nquistar q
China, debido a que este es un pals
inmensamente grande."
Los acontecimientos de las 1lti-
mos cuatro amos han corroborado
csc vaticinio. China Sc encuentra
hoy en- una posicion mas ventajosa,
sus soldados estan mejor equipa-
dos, su fuerza aerea es mas pode-
rosa v ell poderio militar de los
Estados Unidos estA de su parte.
En- ese mismo articulo, Ell senior
Schenke, quien pudo haber escrlto
sobre la invasion alemana a Russia,
en- lugar del "incidente de China"
dijo: -,
Isl una fuerza militar ataca q un
pals de extenso territorio, debe
obtener una victoria rapida. No Sc
puede lograr la victoria empujando
al enemigo hacia atras hasta con-
uuistar Ell territorio deseado. De
esta manera Sc lie o~freceria una
magnifca oportunidad para reor-
ganizar su ejercito en- Ia region que
todavia no ha sido ocupada. Ell
enemigo podria tambien movilizar
todos sus recursos, a tai grade, que
la guerra serfa prolongada por mas
TEMPO" -.
En- este a~rticulo, ell cual esta
archivado en- la Biblioteca del Con-
greso, ell senior Schenke critica la
es~trategia japonesa en- la China.
"En ell curse de esta guerra"
escribe, '1os japoneses han come
lido un grave error al usar fuerzas
peauehas, corriendo Ell riesgo de
que la conquista fral sea ~retrasada.
Ellos debieron haber usado todas
Ius fuerzas dssd0 un principle. FL
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NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RoDRTGUEz)
El bale dc hog
en- L'Unione Itdliand

81 bale de hoy
en- L'Unione Itdlidnd
La Un:Nne Italiana ofrecera
hoy su bale social annual de las
Flores, fiesta a la que aSistiran
centenareS de asociados y ami
gos de esta institution.
A las once de la noche comen
cara y terminara a las cuatro
Gle Ia manana.
En- la sala principal ocupara
la plataforma de la musica IA
orquesta que dirige ell professor
Frank Grasso, y en- la sala bar
81 conjunto latino, 'La Florida.
A la media noche habra una
reception en- la sala de sesiones,
acto fraternal al que han sido
invitados los representatives de
las sociedades hermanas, chicos
de la prensa y funciOnarios pI-
blicos.
Las muchachas de la Secci6n
de Damas Sc situaran en- la puer
ia de entrada, dandole la bien-
venida a los que lleguen.
Todo asociado que desee par
ticipar de este festival, estara
en- ell deber de presentar en- la
puerta de entrada uno de los Ill
limos recibos puestos al cobro.
Auguramos I'm resonante triun-
flo a los j6venes de la Secci6n de
Recreo.
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Santos del d{G
Sabado: Fernando, Basilio y
Emilio.
Domingo: Ursula y Petronila
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NADIE THEME AUTORIDAD
PARA UNA
PHLlEA CON JOSE LUIS,
SIN PERMlSO DEL EJER-
OTTO
Sc hab5a hecho ana promesa
al CGmpe6n

mayor general Alexander D.
Surles, director del negociado
de relaciones pdblicas del ejerci
to, manifesto aver que nadie tie
ne autoridad para concertar u
ma pelea comercial con Joe Luis,
un soldado y campe6n del peso
complete, sin permiSo expreso
del mando.
Mike Jacobs dice que a Luis
Sc lie habia prometido una pelea
"comercial' en- este verano, a
cambio de que donase sus Dol
sas en- dos combates por ell titu-
10.
Luis don6 va dos bolsas, una
para ell ejercito y otra para la
marina, y ahora Sc lie prOhibe Ia
pelea Commercial aunque nece-
sta efectuarla para abonarle al
gobierno federal $4,000 que le
adeuda.
La seguriuad de la pelea de
campeonato, en- beneficio de
Luis, lie habfa sido dada, segdn
Jacobs, por ell mayor general II
wing ]. Phillipson, exjefe del Sc
gundo Cuerpo y ahora director
del Fondo de Alivio del ~ejercito,
Aver Sc lie concedi6 a Luis un
plazo, hasta ell Is de JUNO, pa
ra pagarle al gobierno $117,O OO
que en- impuestos adeuda.
Jacobs lie dijo al recaudadOr
Jose T. Higgins, del segundo
distrito, que Joe no tenia ell di-
nero en- metalico, pero que espe-
raba Obtenerlo de una pelea que
sc verificaria antes del Is de Jul
lilo. Luis tiene cast TODD su dine
70 invertldo en- prOpiedades.
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Bale en- Ell CtrculO

Manana domingo efectuara o.
tro bale, de su serie de verano,
la estimada Secci6n de Recreo
del Circulo Cubano.
Como los anteriores, 10 efec-
tuaran en- ell Patio-Jardin, lugar
muy appropriate para bailar.
La orquesta "Don Francisco,
ell conjunto de todos los "ritmOs'
.ha prometido un programa espe
.cial.
A las ocho de la noche sc to-
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Ia Logia Castillo Crist6bal Co.
ion No. Z, de la 0rden Cabal,e-
ros iel Aguila Gle Orc. Con &C.
te festival marean el trigesimo
cuarto aniversario de su funda.
ci6n en- Tampa
La fiesta comenzara con IN
almuerzo. Por Ia tarde habra
bale, con Ia orquesta Don Fran
cisco.
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MirtG TO1nerO

EncabezamoS esta nota con el
nombre de una gentil damita
que empieza a destacarse en-
nuestros salones, Y que en- los e.
jercicios de graduation de la es-
cuela "Geroge Washington" OBJ
tuviera, por su APPLICATION, atlas
notaS.
Nuestra amiguita es hija de
los apreciados esposos Francis
ca Y Francisco Tornero, resi-
denies en- ell 2511 de la calle Is.
A las muchas felicitaciones
que recibi6 agregamos la nues-
ira.
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Sc VENDEN todos lbs nue.
bles de- una casa: Juego de CO.
medor, de majagua; juego De
cuarto Simmons; uegc de sala
mauuina de coser, Radio, etc.
Informan en- ell cafe Valencia,
Nebraska Y Henderson.
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Una bebitn

Una bebitn
Con honda aIegria los espo-
SOS Jacinto y Carmen Sierra, re
sidentes en- Ell $40 de Ia 10 ave-
nida, besan la llegada de una
hermosa nina, nacida en- ell Sa-
natorio del Centre Espanol.
La Sra. Sierra fu@ atendida
|por el DIR. Santiago Paniello. ES
satisfactorio ell estado de salud
de Ia mama Y la nina.
La criaturita llevara por nom
bre Sylvia Rose.
Enhorabuena.
I'm Picnic
De mafana domingo en- ochc
dfas celebrara su Picnic annual
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Victc~g lance

VictC'g lance
Recordamos a los amantes del
bale que ell sabado 13 eel entran
te mes celebrara la Union 500
de Tabaqueros una fiesta bal
liable en- los salones del Cfrculo
Cubano, a beneficio de la 'USO'.
Tocaran las orquestas "Don
Francisco y LA Tropical.
M6dicos precios regiran.
: Daremos mas detalles.
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de bOda

AniVersdriO de bOdd
Ell jueves festejaron Su tercer
ano de casados los estimados a
migos Estela y Alberto Rodri-
guez.
Recibieron en- SUI hogar a sus
amistades y familiares.
Felicidades.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Abandon Search
For Lost Plane

Search for the McChord field
plane which was lost in Puget
Sound near Ketron island on
May has been. abandoned. Nc
Chord field officials said We'd
nesday.
Officers and crews from Nc
Chord field worked almost con-
tinuously since the date of the
accident searching the area where
the bomber was known to have
plunged.
Recovery of the ship is con-
sidered impossible because of the
extreme depth Of the water in the
area. which is in excess of $50
feet.
In accordance with tradition.
memorial services were held in
Puget Sound at the scene of the
accident
Lost in the plane were Pilot
Capt. Angus c. b. MacPhee. 1t.
Col. Perry o. Huff and Capt r. c.
Alexander.
Capt. MacPhee is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Caroline Craig
MacPhee. 1902 No. sth st. while
Capt. Alexander is survived by
his widow. Mrs. Yvonne Alexander
of Lakewood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Red Cross Receives
SURGICAL DRESSINGS

A new shipment OF surgical
dressings has arrived at the Red
Cross production center. III So.
10th st. and work will be resumed
Thursday and continue as usual.
Owing TO lack of materials and
inadequate transportation. a cur
tailment Of the sewing and knit
ting department is necessary al
though there is still some work
available on cut garments and yarn
for knitting women's cardigan
sweaters and turtleneck sweaters.
This department will close on
Mondays and Thursdays but will
be open the other four days of the
week
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
No More Extension Of Telephone
Service Unless It's Necessary

RAPID expansion OF the tele-
phone service in Tacoma in the
past two years. a growth as great
a. any city on the Pacific coast,
makes any further extensions Of
service hers a serious problem. II
was disclosed Wednesday BY
George Gahsn. local manager Of
the Pacific Telephone 4 Telegraph
company.
Extensions. he said. will have 70
depend entirely upon whether
phone needs. either residential or
business. are vital to public
health. public welfare or security
Home service extension is yirtu-
ally frozen. now. including add
tional phones where there already
is primary service. The business
phone restrictions are mainly on
primary service and based upon
the simple fact that vital materials
have been nearly exhausted. Ca
han said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Conservation
Group to Meet
Tocomo-OlYmpio
Chapter Planned

An organization dinner for a
proposed Tscoma-oiympla cnap-
ter Of the Northwest Conservation
league. with a view toward spon-
sorship Of long-range forest re-
Punishment plan. will b. held
Thursday evening Of this week At
$50 at the Governor hotel in
Olympia.
On the committee for organiza-
tion are three Tacomans. Mrs.
Kathryn Malstrom: Guy NJ Bal
four, OF the Tacoma NYA staff.
and c. G. Jespersen, acting direc-
tor Of curriculum for the Tacoma
public schools They are serving
with Margaret Thompson. execu-
tive secretary Of the Northwest
Conservation league. with offices In
Olympia. and Secretary Of State
Belle Reeves.
Essentials NJ a state forest plan
win be discussed at the dinner by
r. J. Hanzlik. u. s. forest service,
Olympia: John c. Preston. supt.,
Rainier National park. Longmire
DR.. u. NJ. Lauman, state repre-
sentative from Randle: Hill Jones
state department of conservation
and development. Olympia; John
Seully. department OF public
lands. Olympia; State Treasurer
Otto Case. and L. w. schatz oi
Tacoma, president Of the Forest
Industries Research Co.
Plans also will he made for .
regional meeting Of tn. North,
west league at the University Of
Washington June rs and rs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Tacomans Get Navy
Lumber Contracts

A number Of Tacoma lumber
firms and brokers were included
among the Fl successful bidders
for navy contracts 10 supply p
million board feet of Douglas fir
and western pine. The largest pur-
chase OF its kind ever negotiated
by the navy in the Pacific North
west. the sum involved was about
81 500. 900.
Largest number OF items went
TO Morrill, and Sturgeon Of Port
land. Tacoma firms given con-
tracts were: weyerhseuser Sales
Cos. Of Tacoma and Spokane. st.
Paul A. Tacoma Lumber Co.
Dickman Lumber Co. and Heidner
and Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Manufacturers Association
Dinner on Thursday Night

Officers and members q the
National Association q Manu-
fscturers viii gather Thursday
evening at Hotel Winthrop for a
dinner session sponsored by the
Industrial Conference board Of
Tacoma
Speed War Production T. To
he the theme Of the event which
is the fifth To be held in this city.
The evenings program VIII IN
clude addresses by two honored
guests. W. p. Witherow. president
Of the ". A. NJ. and industrialist
from Pittsburgh and W. B. weisen-
burger. executive vice president
OF the n. A. NJ. at New York.
l. T. Murray, local timber
company executive and presi-
dent Of the Industrial Confer
ence board Of Tacoma, viii
preside at the banquet.
A motion picture. American
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Provideni Mutual
Life Go. Men Paw
Visit 10 Tacoma

Completing a 30-day tour that
has taken them over the entire
country. =. Phelps Todd, vice
president. and E. A. harrington.
agency assistant. of the Provident
Mutual Life Insurance company.
were Tacoma visitors Tuesday and
Wednesday. They conferred with
Gerald Longstreth. manager of the
western mortgage depart m n
whose headquarters have long
been in Tacoma. and other men,
bers of the Provident staff here.
Tuesday night, the visitors were
entertained at an agency dinner
meeting at the Country club. They
left Wednesday for their home in
Philadelphia, via Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Gould The Earl Of Sandwich
have Siomash Ulcer Pains!

Ths origin Of the sandwich vas brought
about ~ The famous Ear, of Szn1sics
Who liked % havs snail srAcks q TASTY
raorsels while pl1ytng cAros- Il Is barely
iiksiy that hs Nogta have invented ire
pains Dent ignore your Sgffcrirk Trg
IS bo1 q Nckz for relief 81 aiccr anG
stomach pains. indigestion. gas pains.
heartburn. burning sensation. boat enc
ether conritiars caused % excess scic.
E1ra Tshiets must hep - money -
funded Al cFug stores eserr~ners- adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
PIERCE COUNTY PERSONALITIES

Under>heriff Clyde KNOWLES. Be
fore obtaining his commission in
the new military police branch Of
the army. Lake Was employed In
the state license department at
Olympia
Mrs. Guy r. Melton. widow Of
the former county commissioner.
Is the new deputy In the office Of
County Clerk Al Scott. Until this
week she has been assisting At the
South Tacoma selectivs service
board.
Marry NJ. Nuzman. deputy coun-
~ auditor. returned to duty at
the office this week after attend
ing the convention Of Business and
Professional Women at Longview.
Herbert J. Benson. Tacoma. was
chosen . one of the directors Of
the Tenth District National Retail
Credit association in Seattle. X. r..
schats. Spokane. Ia the new
president.
Jean Paul King was the invited
guest speaker at the Wednesday
meeting Of the Gyro club At Hotel
Winthrop.
Lester n. Miller. until recently
a state fisheries inspector in this
area and q State Guard sergeant.
now In basic training instructor
In the Air Corps replacement
center at Sheppard Field, Texas,
according To word received today.
He IL attached to 4ioth Technical
School squadron.
Cantello tkennyD Strickland.
known locally a. . first aid expert
instructor. and recently A street
liquor store chief clerk and State
Guard medical section sergeant,
now In In the army and stationed
at Sheppard Field. Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynold C. Scott
are back In Tacoma for a brief
visit from the east coast. They
are stopping at the Olympus hotel,
where they formerly lived.
A Tacoma resident until 20
years ago when he moved to Bur-
lingame. Calf, John A. Wallacker
has returned here for q visit with
his father. Anders Waliacker. and
two sisters. Mrs. A. ID. Eiiingsen
and Mrs. O. Marvick.
KIplins Durren. o. month. old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r.
Durrell, 1918 No. Pine St, was in
st. Joseph's hospital Wednesday
after scalding one arm Tuesday
at his home. Attend
ants said his condition was salts
factory.
Eric Hagberg. son of Mrs. Anna
r. Hagberg. 2lo9 No. 2sth St. has
been given an ensign's commits
sion and orders 20 report for duty
AT the 18th Naval district. Seat
tie. He has been chief clerk at
the u. s. agency, Albuquerque.
N M.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
LABoRERS WANTED

The u. S. Civil Service commits
sion advises that laborers are
urgently needed for work in the
navy yard. Pearl Hsrbor. T. II.
The rate Of pay is &C an hour
with time and one half for over
time. All transportation is pro-
vided and reasonable board and
room - available. Applicants
should see Mr.. Tuttle in the L. s
Employment Service. liz So. 18th
st. Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Man Hurt When
His Horse.Shies

George A. Durkee. 81. OF Rt. 4
Box 40 was in Tacoma General
hospital Wednesday with a frae-
tured right leg. Hospital attend
ants said Durkee, employed as a
Waterman. ~a, riding a horse
alongside a fence when the animal
suddenly SHE'D. The riders heel
was caught in the fence and his
leg was painfully twisted. He was
brought to the hospital by his
wife Tuesday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

Is on the Pacific coast 10 attend
manufacturers conventions. will
speak before the Tacoma Rotary
club Thursday noon at the Hotel
Winthrop. The Legislative Pic
ture in Washington will be
smethursts topic.
The Tacoma Rotary group will
hold an inter-city meeting with
the Bremerton Rotary club in
Bremerton next Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

anniversary. > vii also be ! feature
Of the meeting.
The Industrial Conference
boards sponsoring committee IN
cludes OSasn Anderson. p. T.
Beers. Allan T. crutcher. Philip
Garland. J. n. Gilpin. z. G. Griggs
II. VI. y. Houston. Robert n.
Hyde. s. NJ. Jackson. C. f. Kar-
len. L. T. Murray. Marcus Nsllsy.
Reno Odlin and J. ?. weyerhauser
jr.
Thursday evenings dinner here
follows a panel session at Seattle,
where the y. A. NJ. IN in con-
vention Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

Visitors At the Kiwsnis club
meeting Tuesday noon Al Hotel
Winthrop were II. G. schreih-r. A.
n tBud) LEE and sim Peterson Of
Tscoma. Paul Hans~alt Of Puyal-
lup. George G. cuyte<, Mrs. George
c. Haefings and DR.. Charles Nc
Creery Of Tacoma.
MIN Nipple. former rscoman and
now . correspondent for the Homo
lulu star-Bulletin. Is now In
Australia
Miss Fern Hendricks, Miss Ariel
Gage and Homer Gage. all OF Ia
coma. were godparents at the
christening recently Of their
nephew. John Vincent Hendricks.
nine-weeks-oid son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Hendricks Of Aberdeen. Mr..
and Mrs. Vincent Gage Of Tacoma
also attended the christening.
Mr.. and Mr.. Angus l. MikaI-
zen. <o2o So. Sheridan ave. re-
Gently visited At the home Of Mrs.
Mikalsen's brother and sister-in-
law. Mr.. ard Mrs. Clyde Curtice
Of Elma.
Mr.. Amelia Peterson and Mrs.
bertha Johnson. both Of Tacoma.
are now visiting Mrs. Ida Nelson
at her home in Prosser.
Mrs. Frank zepp of puysllup
recently visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
lAweon n Electric City, near
Grand coulee.
Mr~- Robert IrRsy of Tacoma
recently visited NJ the home Of
Mr.. and Mr.. Robert MauIe of
Easton.
Mr.. aaA MIR. Sam Hollenbeck
~ Tacoma recently visited Mr.. and
Mn. Harry Needham Of Eilens-
burg.
Norton Clapp has been in Ia
coma General hospital since Sun
day for another physical checkup.
Mis-. Marion r. Cameron. for
merry personnel manager at
Rhodes Brothers store. returned TO
Tacoma the first Of the week for
q brief visit. She In now on the
staff Of . department store in
Portland
Fred and Sophie French left
Saturday for q two-week holiday
In Los Angeles.
Friends of Carl Murray gathered
Saturday for q farewell party
prior to his leaving for Honolulu
where he will be a civilian employee
Of Uncle Sam.
DR.. and Mrs. James stevenson
Of Puyallup are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of
daughtef at Puyailup General hos
pitai.
Attending officers school at
Camp Williams. Lehi. Utah. is Ii.
Clarence ID. Lake, c. M. C.. former
deputy sheriff here: a letter from
him was received Tuesday by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

We VII have 10 sdvixe any
business firm planning 10 move.
and to whom telephone service Is
essential" he said. to check first
with Us to see Il it can Be given
service
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
War in Europe
A Year Ago
May 20, l94l
By United Press

Berlin reveals all canaan
passengers and crew rescued
Nazis begin air-born invasion
OF Crete.
British eonsulstes in Syria or
dered closed and personnel re-
removed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Rotary Cub TO Hear
Counsel for NAM.

r. S. smethurst of Washington,
d. c. counsel for the National
Association of Manufacturers. who
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

Mr. Robert L~Rsy of Tacoma
recently visited ~ the home Of
Mr.. and Mn. Robert MauIe of
Easton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

Eric Hagberg. son Of Mrs. Anna
T. Hagberg. 2109 No. 2sth St. has
been given an ensign's commits
sion and orders 10 report for duty
AT the 18th Naval district. Seat
tie. He has been chief clerk at
the u. S. agency, Albuquerque,
N M.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-10-15

Miss Lois Long OF Blufftor spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Luigi
bill and family.
Francis Younknlan of Great Lakes,
ILL.,, is spending furlough with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lugibill
and family.
Sunday afternoon callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joy Huber were Mr.. and Mrs.
David Holman and Harold Hefner of
Lafayette, Mr.. and Mrs.. B. F. FL
hart and son Eddie and Mr.. and Mrs,
Ami Traucht of Jenera. et,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hess and fam
lily spent Sunday with Miss Nellie HUI
Der and Mrs. Lille Fett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Barnes and
Joann Seig called on Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Blosser and family, Sunday even
ing. s..
Sondra Sue Huber spent the week
end with Lucy Jane and Huber Wine
gardner of Harrod.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Barnes and
Joann Seig attended Homecoming SER
vices at the County Line church Sun
day. There were It's at Sunday
School and everyone enjoyed the fine
program.