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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

William Cressy of 1874 Kerche-
val avenue. who spent his furlough
here with his parents, has left for
the West Coast where he is sta
toned aboard ship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

1t. William J. Bailey, M. c.,
4351 Haverhill avenue, has arrived
safely overseas according to word
received by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Bailey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

Pvt. John Kaszyca, 9113 Pulaski
avenue. now is at Camp Polk, La,
for field artillery training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

Santo J. Poppolardo. S191 Kenney
avenue; Harry F. McAvoy, 1854
East Vernon highway, and Clar-
ence E. Moore, Detroit. They are
now seamen, second class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

Second Lieutenant Lee Dono-
van., 405 Lakeland avenue, Crosse
Pointe. has completed his officers
candidate training at Fl. Mon
mouth, n. j,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
Men in Service
Men in Service
Soldier Reseues
Man Drowning in
Lake in Desert

CONTINUED from Page $50
ern Seaboard. now is an aviation
cadet undergoing training at the
San Antonio, Tex, aviation cadet
center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

at Ellington Field, Tex. He is a
former Detroit Times carrier and
Ia graduate of Southeastern High
School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

Four Detroit lads have reported
at the flying school in Greenville,
Tex, for training, as aviation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

Three Detroiters have gradu-
ated from the navy aviation radio
school at Jacksonville. Fla: John
r. Kangas. 1419 Cotton avenue;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

DOCTOR TWITCHELL looked
up from my wrist. which he still
held IN the pretense Of counting
my pulse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
ADyERTIsEMENT

Cpl. Robert c. Ehmke of 4211
Hurlbut avenue, now is stationed
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-09-04
A Recommended Business Directory
SIGNS

Outdoor Advertising
BACHE BROS. SIGN co.
F. Bayard Bache-Philip F. Bache
Signs of All Kinds
Truck Lettering A Speciality
Phone 5-7S96 IFS e. FORSYTH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
Grew Reveals Why U. S. Sold
Scrap Iron and Oil to Japan

different now"
The former ambassador
warned that the United States
faces an enemy which sis la
boring In . fashion we not
only fail 10 achieve but even
TO conceive"
while we bask In an eminenuy
dangerous and entirely spurious
sense Of safety because Of the dis
lance which separates US. the Jap
anese are devoting every ounce
OF their energy to consolidating
their amazing gains In order that
they may bring about not only our
defeat in the Far East. but that
they may subjugate us at home.
Japan knows that II Il now
or never; that this In = battle
to the death"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
Whipping Cream
Distribution Is
Ordered Halted

WAsHISGToN-The war pro-
duction board Wednesday issued
an order, effective at once, TO pro-
hiblt dairy producers from dis
tributing whipping cream or other
heavy cream to household con-
msrs, retailers, restaurants,
hotels. and other institutions.
Coffee cream or ordinary table
cream II not affected
The order was recommended by
the foods requirements committee
TO conserve fluid milk for con-
sumner use and for the manufse-
ture Of dried whole milk, cheese,
butter. and other dairy products.
wPB said that the order will
help relieve "the most critical but
ter shortage in 10 years" and local
milk fluid shortages in many sec
tons Of the country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
THE WAR
In Brief

MOso0W-Germans lose 1907
900 men since Saturday a. Rus
SLAMS hammer their way through
German communications centers
more than hundred miles west OF
Stalingrad.
DONDON-Hitler rushes planes
to Tunisia from Russian front and
strengthens Tunisian east coast
defenses as African battle in
creases in fury with German rein
forcements at sfax and Gabes
overcoming French garrisons. Al
lied columns reach out defense
lines at Bizerte and Tunis.
CAIRO British Eighth army
approaches FL Agheila.
NEW DELH7-Allied air opera
tons against Japanese intensified
in Burma with Royal Air Force
bombing Meiktila airdrome again.
PEARL HARBO R-Admiral
NINTH says America holds init
alive in Guadalcanal with marines
pushing Japanese back; says he
knows nothing of japanese reports
Of another naval battle.
NEW GUINEA-Americsns and
Australians in hand-to-hand fight
ing as they silence Japanese ma
chine gun posts with aid of heav-
lily superior air support.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26

Mrs.. Mary Peter-oa. +osz So
Puget Sound ave. plans to etls-
hrais her psrd birthday thursday
- eating = goodly share Of Tom
Turkey
Francis Bushy. Tseoma, was one
Of II freshmen 10 receive appoint
msnts on freshmen committees Al
washington state college Busoy
Is |. pledge Of theta Chi fraternity.
Claire Monaghan. Tacoma. mas
been tapped" for membership
into Gamma Alpha Chi. womens
Advertising honorary. at Washing
ton state college. Initiation VII
take place Dec. s.
Capt. Almcn b. Wcodworth'
sol3 No. Lawrence st, has been
awarded a diploma a. recent grad
uation exercises held AZ the chem
ieal warfare center at Edgewood
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
5 Attorney General
Assistants RESIGN

OLYMPIA The attorney gen
erals office wednesday announced
designations Of five assistant at
torney generals within the next
few weeks to take positions in the
1e4s legislature or engage in other
activities.
Albert Rosellini. Shirley Marsh
and Lady Willie Forbus will re-
sign effective Dec. 10 Be- ready
10 serve in the senate. Lloyd
shorstt viii resign then 70 become
prosecuting attorney Of King
county. Harold p. Troy will re-
sign Jan I TO enter private prae-
uce.
The appointment of joseph p.
LAWN. Spokane. as q special as
sistant attorney general. also Was
announced Smith Troy. attorney
general. left Tuesday night for
Ann Arbor, Mich, to train for a
commission in the judge advocate
generals division Of the army.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
Takes Long Time
For Tea Plants

sEATTLE-Hopes Of tea-drink-
ers that they could beat the lack
of imports from the Orient by
growing their own tea were de-
fiated by a report from Dean For
est Goodrich of the University OF
Washington school Of pharmacy.
Recently the school announced
experiments Of several years
showed weather conditions in the
Northwest were beneficial 70 tea
culture. Several persons inquired
about methods used in tea grow
ing so they could obtain their own
supply, but DR.. Goodrich an
nounced that eight to ten years
was required before the tea plant
was mature.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26

Fires Lawyer

San FRANCISCO - Amidst a
crowd Of his followers In . park
ing lot. Father" william Z.
Riker. religious cult leader ac-
cussd Of sedition. announced he
had discharged his attorney be-
csuse I'VE found out he wanted TO
plead me guilty
This il an insult TO my intelli-
genos and my patriotism" Riksr
said in a prepared statement.
Riker Was surrounded BY mem
bers Of his cult from Holy City.
Cal. where he is leader Of . COM
munity based on his so-cslled
perfect system Of government"
Riker. IS. earlier appeared be-
fore Federal Judge A =. st. Sure.
who continued the case until Dec
1. Riker was accused in q federal
indictment o. attempting 70 un-
dermine the morale Of the armed
forces and caused inxubordinstion
and disloyalty through written
and oral propaganda
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
Continue Search
For Missing Boys

sEATTLE-Roy varney. 1e, and
Keith Thomas. 10, both of Seattle,
reported missing since last Sun
day. have made their way out Of
the snow-bound Mt. Rainier area.
the sheriffs office reported We'd
nesdsy.
The youths were believed TO
have 'sholed in" at q shelter spot
until weather cleared and per-
mitted them to return home, Off
GERS said. The youths left on =
camping trip to the area last Sat
urday and were to have returned
home Sunday evening.
Deputy xhenffs and state pa
trolmen launched . search for the
pair when they failed to show up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26

PORTLAND - American ship
ments Of scrap iron and oil to
Japan in the months before Pearl
Harbor were justified simply be-
cause the United States was not
strong enough to back up econ
omic sanctions against so formid-
able a nation. Joseph Clark Grew.
former ambassador to Japan. said
here Tuesday night.
Economic pressure unwisely
brought to bear against Japan
would have precipitated war long
before Pearl Hsrbor. at q time
when the United States WAS only
beginning to arm. Grew told an
audience of 100 persons at the
CIVIC auditorium.
He disclosed that II WAS his
own advice and the decision
a re state department. 20
continue the scrap shipments
In the face Of criticism.
ITO put economic sanctions on
a nation is 10 put n threat before
that nation" Grew said. AT the
time we were not prepared to
stand behind any threat. To have
applied pressure through economic
me@s at that time would have
precipitated a crisis.
We were not ready then. II il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
Five Women
On WAAC
Reserve List

Passing the existing exzmira-
tons With flying oolors. five
women from Tacoma and vicinity
were enrolled n the Womens
Army Auxiliary corps. and placed
on the reserve LIST to Be called
10 active duty very shortly. Il was
announced Wednesday b. Capt
Cecil ". Rhes. IN charge Of Ia
coma army recruiting office.
Two o. those enrolled had broth
srs In the service and ore = hus-
band IN the army overseas. AL
were enrolling 10 help win the
war.
Frances B. Appel IS. Of 7os No.
Alder st. who has been working
a. q statstician for the St Regis
Paper Co, has = brother. Z. v.
Appel. IN the army. while Ethel
Cleveland. Fl. Of ~ Orchard Drive,
has a husband In the army over
seas. Miss Wanda J. Green. 30,
Of 1927 So. Fawoett ave, has q
brother in the navy.
Two out-of-town women en-
rolled were Mickey West, II, who
recently arrived n Tacoma from
Portland where she was an en-
ploye Of the post office depart
ment, and who u now staying with
her aunt. Mrs. Arthur campeau
at American lake.
Miss Viola l. CottreIl, 81. Of BOX
50. Route /, olalla, formerly en-
ployed In a bank at Bremerton,
was the other TO be enrolled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
WPB 10 Control
Production Of
War Implements
Birthday

WARRINGTON War Produc-
ton Chief Donald M. Nelson. who
recently brought back TO wPB
total control Of the aircraft In
dustry. has prepared an order
relieving the army and navy Of
control over production Of all
other war implements - such a.
tanks. ships and ordnance. II was
learned here.
The new order follows the air
craft directive within q week. But
II. like the aircraft order. has not
been approved by army and navy
officials. although both have been
submitted to them, II was said.
This situatien appeared 10
be TIE first open break IN =
long series Of aisAgreements
between Nelson and military
procuremeat cffices headed
by Lieut.. Gen. Brehon ID. SOM
ervcli. chief Of the army serv-
Ices Of supply. In some CIR
cles n WAS described ~ .
showdown
Under the aircraft order. Mel
son created an aircraft production
board-whieh he described AZ "A
little WPB" - headed by Vice
Chairman Charles L. Wilson. for
merly president Of General Elec-
trie. II relieved the army and
navy Of all authority over sched-
uling and actual direction of air
craft production.
Ths second order would give
Wilson. 10 whom Nelson plans to
delegate all his power over pro-
duction matters. authority TO
schedule and direct similar pro-
duction Of tanks. ships and ord
nance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
Pulp Bundles
Crush Worker

Crushed beneath several 400
pound bundles Of pulp which he
was helping pile in the Cascade
Paper Co. plant at Chambers
creek near Steilacoom, Warren L.
Caps, 80. 1871 So. 4sth ST., was
in Tacoma General hospital We'd
nesday with a fractured vertebrae
and q fractured right leg.
Caps WAS brought to the hos
pital by a fellow worker, who
drove the Caps car to the hos
pital. The accident occurred Tues
day afternoon. Caps was en-
ployed by a Seattle steyedore COM
pany. His condition was reported
satisfactory although he was in
some pain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
Indicted Man
Held by FBI
Howord Broenstrup
Now Under Arrest

WASHINGTON The Depart
ment Of justice announced that
Howard Victor Broenstrup. indict-
ed BY a District Of Columbia rrsnd
jury last July On a charge Of con-
spir.cy 10 violate ths wartime
sedition act. has been arrested near
New Gslilee. Pa. by Pennsylvanis
motor police and agents Of the
federal bureau Of investigation
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover
revealed that Broenstrup, alias II.
Gen. Count Victor cherep-spirido-
vich. had been the object Of sn
intensive search by FBI agents
since last Oct Il.
The justice departments an
nouneement said at the time OF his
apprehension. Broenstrup was &C.
cupying q cottage with a woman
companion near New Galiles.
The FBI reported that Broen-
strip long has been known a. =
distributor Of Anti-semitic and d.
visionist literature. Several years
ago. II was said. he and Edward
James Smythe who now is under
indictment in the District OF Co
lumbis for sedition. founded the
Protestant War Veterans Of Amer
lea. an organization which smyths
WAS said to have used for the dis
semination Of propaganda.
Broenstrup also was said to have
been closely associated with Will
lam Dudley Policy. leader Of the
FASCIST Silver Shirt organization.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
Will Observe Thanksgiving
Wherever Troops Stationed

Nelson has asked workers 20 pass
the ammunition" by producing war
goods ~ usual On Thanksgiving
day.
The president viii b assisted In
the observance in the historic
East room Of the White House by
members Of his cabinet. justices Of
the supreme court and heads Of
the armed services who viii join
him In song and prayer.
Secretary II War Henry L
Dtinssa has ordered military
an1 civilian persensel Of TIE
war department "a ebserve
nankHgiving day BY working
- usual The nsvy Depart
neat issus1 similas orders.
All states join In celebration Of
Thanksgiving on the last Thurs
day In November for the first
time IN three years. For the two
years previous. the holiday has
bssn eelebratsd In many states.
INCLUDING waahlnrtou . week
..r,lsr =, IN. resu..t AZ pr,s-
den, noo.,xs,s
A survey indicated service men
4. eit,e. scrp.. IN. r.t,,n v.r.
.~.uc.A LIN -..vs ,,v,, .,,on. a.
hcnA.v a,nr.r. ,h., ,o..,h,, .o,,,S
~ s,IIsA Aruv ro.ss rsv., h..e.
ana tyr,ts6 ssrx,c. or~.ui..f,on
h..smu.rt,r. ~er. f,ood,d -,,th ~
Far. a. s..s colder. ..i,or. ana
m.rsne. IN privst. hames
WHer.ver ..l1,ev, A.. .erv-
49, .Ar,.1 A. velI :. 4. IT,
,s.ss-..s., T,-,s.s ss.se. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
Stilwell Reports
Bombing Of Japs

CHUNGkNG-Lt. Gen. Joseph
w. stilwell. commanding United
States forces In China, said in q
communique Wednesday that
American bomber and fighter
planes had bombed and machine
gunned widely separated japanese
installations during the past five
days.
Operating from advanced bases
IN Yunnan province. the communi-
cue said. the army air force planes
used demolition. incendiary and
augmentation bombs combined
with effective dive-bomhing and
strafing."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26

oTTAwA-rhe Wartime Prices
and Trade board has issued regu-
lations restricting styles and col
crs IN Canadian footwear 10 con-
serve man hours. leather. tools
and other vital materials.
Most heels in the future viii be
made Of wood and viii not be
heather covered Eight and one
half gauge eutsoies are required
and vamp Innings and facings On
uppers Of five ounces are re-
stricted-
The color range tn womsn's
shoes has been reduced. A two
tone effect Is prohibited. White
shoes for men viii b eliminated.
a. will be brown working mems
bootA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
Brothers RECALLED After Receiving
Suspended Terms in Thursion County

nom were arrested ny IL
coma ponce ~ oAys ago Ano
confessed the oursisry OF tne
Al nookef nome Tenn
ey were seat 70 'oh
county whefe sney were ar
asneo In superior court ana
gwen sus'enoea sentences
fuesosy nien. De,eclise Sro"h'
accompanied Dy Dsruett rum
men' Tacoma attorney WIN .
summer nome " iAn"n hke
rear Es'ohVihe' went 10 tne
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
NNyNNyYSNNNMN'N'IIIIIV Wv77D1IDGZ
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I'll peece COUNTY PERSONALITIES
PIERCE COUNTY PERSONALITIES

Arsenal. Nd. The diploma va. !.
recognition OF satisfactorily com
pleting N. troop officers replace
ment course which prepares =.
serve officers for active field duty
with chemical warfare service.
Victor Mckinley Hungerford
IT,, son Of Mrs. v. NJ. Hungerford.
7ozo SO. Yakima ave, has beer
commissioned a second Lieutenant
in the army following completion
Of the officer candidate course Of
the infantry school at Fort Ben
ming. Ca. He enlisted in the army
Feb. IS, 1886. and served with
Headquarters Battalion, Sd FAB.
Fort Lewis. and 515th Signal
Aircraft Warning regiment, Ha-
waii. before going to officer can
didate school. Hungerford was a
technical sergeant before being
commissioned. He attended Lin
conl high school before entering
the service.
I'd 1t. Gerald J. keely, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron ID. keely, Ia
coma, has been promoted TO the
rank Of first lieutenant at the
Army Air Forces Navigation
school at Hondo, Tex. 1t. Kelly
won his wings last year at Miami,
Fla. and is now on duty at the
Hondo Aviation school as a navi-
CATION instructor.
Pvt. Paul b. Easton. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. p. Easton, 10I So.
3sth st., has graduated from an
intensive course in aviation me-
chanics at Sheppard Field, Tex.
and Ii now eligible to become .
crew chief on an army bomber
and to win rating as corporal or
sergeant
Three year old Gary McAtee
pulled a washing machine over on
himself at his home at Box 1854,
Roy, Tuesday afternoon injuring
his head, but examination at the
Pierce county hospital revealed
the injuries not as serious as first
thought when his fathers car was
escorted by the state patrol for
Is miles up Pacific ave. from the
Roy "Y'' to the hospital. After
receiving first aid, the youngster
was taken home by his father.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
Leo Disher Receives Medal
Order Of Purple
Heart Presented
To u. P. Writer


frem HE divisional hesdquar-
tern-
Disherss citation Rad:
leo sidwers Dixher. IT.. while
ssrving with q United States land
Ing force IN the capacity Of war
correspondent at orsn harbor
during the early morning hours
q Nov. q. 1e42. distinguished him
self by extraordinary heroism and
meritorious performances q duty
against an armed enemy during
the attack on that port.
In the face Of enemy with
sring fire. sifhsagh several
times wounded. Disher re-
MANNED ~ his post On the ves-
eel which was taking him
ashore and continued TO re-
port for the public press .
lucid. accurate. detailed A.
count Of tire action In which
the greater part Of the mill
tary as1 naval perssasei
sheard tn ship we're casual
49,.
After being ordered 70 aban-
don ship. Dinhsr swan TO shore.
and though again wounded four
times continued 10 perform his
duty In an exemplary manner.
with eompiete disregard for
his personal safety. Dishsr ais
played great devotion TO duty and
rendered meritorious public SER
vice by recording the details Of
the attack on the harbor Of Gran"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26

Two Tacoma brothers who were
given suspended sentences in
Thurston county less than 10 days
ago were back In the tolls Of the
law Wednesday following their
arrest Tuesday evening by Detec-
tive Paul o. Brown. who was act
ing on secret information.
The young men are John Castle
man. ~ and married. residing at
SIS Ia. seth st.. and corbin w.
castieman. 10. single. residing At
ia So. bsth n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
Unloaded" Gun Sends
Youth 10 Hospiial

Cleaning what he thought 10 be
an unloaded a rifle resulted in .
bullet wound for Dan Sorenson.
r. 10. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
sorenson. ST.. Sse1 East y u.
Young sorenson was cleaning
the gun shortly after midnight
"Wednesday when the rifle dis
charged. sending . bullet through
his upper left arm The young
man was taken to the Pierce
County hospital By his parents.
HIS condition was reported GOOD
late Wednesday morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
Raise Bright Hope
Cancer May Be Cured

EDINBURGH, Scotiand-Med-
iesl investigations being conduct
ed a. the Edinburg Royal in
frmry have raised q bright
hope" that cancer may be cured.
DR.. John Orr told q meeting OF
the infirmsry's league Of subscrib-
ers here yesterday.
y don't want 10 be too opti-
mistic.- DR.. Orr said But I
would say. as the result Of in
vestgations carried out at the
Edinburgh infirmary. we appear
able 20 give hope-snd ] think
bright hope-that cancer can be
helped and perhaps even cured
Orr said correlated efforts Of
medical workers have led 10 the
the hope that the severity Of GER
tain surgical operations for can
Ger can be diminished. that the
life expectation o. patients after
operations may be increased. and
that . cure may Be found
~ 49, .~.~l4 - -. -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
Ex-Comlmissioner
For y. S. Passes

A former u. 8. comnissioner At
Ketchikan. Aiasa<a. Ulysses SAM
vel Rush. died IN Seattle Nov. -.
1t TIE ags II 70.
He LEFT Tacoma IL years ago to
make his residencs In Seattle
whsrs ~ practiesd his profsssion
- attorney.
Surviving are one daughter.
lfrs. clyde Kalahan. Of Longview:
ons son. Edgar A. Rush of Pitts
burgh: two sisters, Mias Clara =.
Rush of Seattle and MIA r. q
Taylor a Los Angeles: two broth
ere. John II Rush Of Washington.
D. C.. and Ralph Rush Of Elk
hart Ind.
Funeral services win b held
Friday 1t > p. N In Bonnsy-wat-
son chapel In Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
CLAIM SETTLED

An ordinance sppropristing $50
10 settle the claim Of Anna CALVIN
was passed by the city council
"Wednesday. The woman was IN
jured when She fell on the side-
walk On So. 18th 81, near sners-
dan ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26

nounr aoctors ~ conszspsf.on Win ~
hnn1nGh2 m<ntn1 dullnen. that BAH
o<1ye feeling often result n LIVER nLis
Gnuu-f 1oE fr.1ly ererr d1E into your
M6um m0vumE1n- O-1xe T16le1 n<<
G1mu1y Uon6xf11 - SIR Up liver bis
n1Uu11u aD6 tpne - Duncu1of tntm-
11naI nc1xon- puIIow label 6xroc<tcna-
- - - ~ 1ul1D.Ds sds-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
Pilot ier Wllkie
Awarded Oak Leaf

WASHINGTON - Maj. Richard
=. Kight Lubbock. Tex. plot Of
IL transport plane which carried
Wendell Willhie o. . 1s.ooo-mils
around ths world flight. has been
awarded an oak Leaf cluster for
tn eistingzzished flying eross. the
var departnsnt announced
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Senote VIII Debote
Chile FOREIGN Policy

8AGTkA00. 0ile-The senate
has committed itself to convoks
ons Or more special sessions. to be
attended By Foreign Minister Jca-
Quin Fernandex. 70 debate foreign
policy. particularly the question Of
continuing diplomatic relations
With Axis oounkrles-