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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-02-19

MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Allard spent the
weekend with Mrs. Allard's sister and
bother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Marshall
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-02-19

Sergeant Walter Leino of Fort Sill,
Oklahoma, spent a weeks furlough in
the city with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Leino. He returns to his duties
today.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Roman, Mrs.
John Carlson and Mrs. Robert Opel
spent Friday evening at the Opel
Carlson lumber camp. The occasion
was MIR. Oppel's birthday.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe A. KoSchak, Mrs.
Louis Kuzuik, Mrs. Susan Richards,
John L. Richards and William T. Rich
ards were in Bessemer, Michigan, Fri
day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Will
liam Uren.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-02-19

Hello Alice-Hello, Bring your knit
ting over, We'll have a cup Of coffee,
knit and you can see my new BENDIX.
I just can't believe it but it is here
and am I crazy about it. Vermilion
Electric Shop.-adv.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-02-19

Mrs. Mary Erchul, aged rs years
with SO years residence at Soudan,
mother of Mrs. Josephine Burja of this
city, died Sunday. Father Jershe con-
Quoted the funeral Tuesday from St
Martins Catholic church at Tower.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-02-19

Miss Grevich will be attended by /
Miss Leote Laisure, Fort Wayne, Ind,
as matron of honor, and Mr.. Swanson
by Grant Waits, Duluth.
After the ceremony the couple will
leave for Florida honeymoon trip.
They will make their home in Ely.
LINE RINGS PHONES.
A broken electric line insulator that |
let the line short onto telephone |
wire made phones in the east end Of |
the city ring internationally Monday |
night, Manager Bern Lambert of the
local exchange explains. The trouble
has been corrected.
Mrs. Will Trezona spent the week.
end visiting friends In Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chet Shaw have taken
an apartment in the Baehr building.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maxi spent the
weekend in Gilbert visiting Mrs.
Maki's mother.
Ruben ]. Toms and Arthur Toms of
Coleraine visited with relatives in the
city on Sunday.
The Ztnith Bowling team was in
Duluth on Saturday to participate in
the tournament.
Mrs. Harold Dillon entertained at
a $50 dinner on Friday honoring Mrs.
John Lobe (nee Gretchen Webber0
Miss Kathleen Mcclure entertained
the teachers of the Lincoln school at
a coffee party on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Mike Gordon left Sunday for
Washington, D. c., where she has
accepted position with the govern
ment.
Mrs. Philip Masters of Bemidji and
Mrs. and Mrs. John Sekula of Toivola,
are visiting their sister, Miss Marie
Sekula.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Allard spent the
weekend with Mrs. Allard's sister and
bother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Marshall.
Mrs. Anthony Ceryance returned to
her home on Sunday after spending the
weekend with her mother, Mrs. Nick
Popovich, ST..
Sergeant Walter Leino of Fort Sill,
Oklahoma, spent a weeks furlough in
the city with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Leino He returns to his duties
today.
Hello Alice-Hello, Bring your knit
ting over, We'll have a cup of coffee,
knit and you can see my new BENDIX.
I just can't believe it but it is here
and am I crazy about it. Vermilion
Electric Shop.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe A. Koschak, Mrs.
Louis Kuzuik, Mrs. Susan Richards,
John L. Richards and William T. Rich
ards were in Bessemer, Michigan, Fri
| day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Will
liam Uren.
Mrs. Mary Erchul, aged rs years
with so years residence at Soudan,
mother of Mrs. Josephine Burja of this
city, died Sunday. Father Jershe con-
Quoted the funeral Tuesday from ST.
Martins Catholic church at Tower.
The Ely Bridge League met at the
Community Center Wednesday eve
ming. winners for North and South
were Mrs. Steve Smrekar and Mrs
Clinton Coombs; for East and West
were Mr.. and Mrs. Art Solem and Mrs
John Salminen and Mrs. John Rikhus
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-02-19

The Ely Bridge League met at the
Community Center Wednesday eve
ming. Winners for North and South
were Mrs. Steve Smrekar and Mrs.
Clinton Coombs; for East and West
were Mr.. and Mrs. Art Solem and Mrs.
John Salminen and Mrs. John Rikhus.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-02-19

Miss Frances Stokes, Maryen Jones
and Kathleen Mcclure entertained on
Saturday at bridge luncheon at the
Forest Hotel. Honors were won by
Mrs. Carl Braga, Faith Walsh, Ann
Bonaventura and Doris Bergh.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-02-19
First Evangelical Lutheran
Hh1,roh

Finnish Worship ........, 7:so P. M.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11

tan, befnnoeno sic MltoritGt ser Sir
6e bon Tom unb oes eelamteu &lerus
nnb Golfes.
9as @anae befun6et ]bie ,lner=
I6iitterli6e SatIabe, baB ber &atbo-
li3ismls als Ieine Melttirbe 6eitebt,
llno bob Ser Eroteitantismus baraf-
teriltiih elm @emeneiel bon nationa~
len &irben lit. @briltus itiftete i'm
@egenlat 5ur nationalen Stride Sira=
els cine fatbolilde, bas min iagelt
cine allgemeine Stride, ipelhe ii, ibs
rer @inbeit oie ganae @elt aalfnabm.
@r ienoet feline Mpoitel 5u alien Sea-
tionen nno Golfern, ,im ihnen bos
@paneelium git oerfiinoen ,lnb iie ale
ieiner Stride ei,,ailperleiben; oie s(po-
ltel beiaben baourb empbatiid) una
beltanbie, baB es in gbriit,s nidt
lonser mebr SSSuben nod @riehen,
Scptben, nod 8arbaren gibt; nno
oIs cine beeriinbete satIahe 5eigt ber
ronliibe Stubl beute iene Stride iiber
allen nationolen Streitgfeiten lteben5
= niht einc @ruppc bon perldieoe-
nen &irben, ionbern cine itmfaIienoe
&eltfirde. Ger TroeItantismus be-
aing bon allem Mnfang Sen Idred
liden Seller, sic cine @eltfirhe 5,l
pielen nationalen aircben 5lt re6n-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11
Nsitt,uod, Ben II. Eobembcr 1912

5iereit bic iid) frenlo aegeniiberlteben
rnb burb fein einbeitlides 8ano al,s
iammenaebaIten iperoen, ieoe bat ib-
ren unleilgbaret nationalen Gboraf-
ter, iebe berbinoet lih nnlosbar nit
Dem Staate, no lie beitebt.
Die Iutberiide Stride lit bentid ee.
moroen ooer ifanoinabiid bis ins
Marf Der &no6en. Die anglifanilGe
Stride eins 10 ipeit, Ben ensliiben Ro-
mig als ibr Sberballpt in alien Oin-
gen on5uerfenner, einerlei, oh Delt-
lid ooer geiitlid, ,1no lie iu1roe BON
ieber reeiert o,trd afte bes Sorla..
ments. :.
Ger ein5iee proteltontiid)e Siib.
rer, ipelder bie @efabr BON all bie1
fem erfallnte, ipar sSobannes Cabin.
pelder proteItontild)e @inbeit nittels
elmer allgemei,ren Spnooe aller pro-
teitontilden airben befiirpprtete.
slber feline Stinlme int bieier Sabe
fanb fein @ebor. Sein 8ud iiber
Sarnpnllde gefenlltllllle mar Derge'
bens. sSn rltleren eiaenen Nieberlan.
sen ma6te sic Spnooe BON 9ortrebt
nod einen appea fit cine iolde Ser.
einignng - ood) glei6falls perge'
bens 9lIle sic reformierten &irden
ir ieoe,n 2anbe ser 8clt iinb lepara-
tiltild) bis a1f sic &noder.' -
9lnes, mas bas proteitantiIbe 8latt
iiber SEN eriten Ncltfrieg IfJreibt,
fam nit nod groberem Hedt auf
bie ,3Iitdnbe inn. eeeenm0rtigen Grie,
ee angeipanbt perbeu, 100 bon na5i'
Itifd)er llno faId)iitilcber Seite cine
ipite,natiI6e @usrottlmg bes Gbriiten'
t,nls ourd cine beioniihe 9felioion
bon 8lut unS gfoiie beobiidtigt miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11

Stride fir meuidlihe ssahitenliebe.
Man eripdge alld], Dob Der Saplt im-
ltanoe NOR, Die &arbinale ser berIbie-
benen frieefiibrenoen Golfer I'M lei
men Sbron at berIammeln rno nod
baau in Ser 6mlptitabt zines Ser friee<
fiibrenoen Golfer, l,m lid nit ibnen
a,t beraten iiber sic mogliben Jrie-
bensauslidten.
ssm Sinblid anf 6ieies Shauipiel
fomnen mir Yroteltonten ipenig bon
oieiem @eiitc menihIie)er 9riioer-
Ihoft aeieen. Nue aeiltliden 8ano"
atpiidem ben groBem proteItontiihen
airhen iino 5erriiien; bie @emein
ihaft ser !Seiligen nnb @ldubieen lit
bon ibncn eelpihen. @briitlid)e 2iebe
muroe burh bitteren GoilenboB ber-
oranot. s(nitatts bes aemeiniamen @e-
betes aller Gatbolifen iiberon fir
Sriehen, erleballt bon Sen be,ltihen
proteltontilhen &an5eln Ser Hnf:
,,@ott Itrafe Gn9lano!' Gngliid)e pro-
teitantiid]e Greoiger baben 5u @otf
aeidriecn ,lm Gertileung ser 9ent-
ihen oleid benu llnae5iefer. &enn
ein einaigcr Geer (Sohaoeliger) in
@naIono nori,nt geflebt bat, bent
Ihredliden @lutperaieben Elm gnbe
SIT maOen, ,lnb er iulrbe bofiir ge-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11

i6nlabt uno perurteiIt 10 bot Ser
Rlerns ser aan3en &irhc Gnglanos
oasn aeihmiesen, nidt ein ein5ieer
8ii6of itinlmte linn BEL. llno tpie piel
bober itebt ser @pilfopat Ser romi-
i6en Stride in 5ranfreid; benn ols
oic fran5oiiihe &eeierltng einen Srie-
tier ins @eidngnis mari, neil er oas
@pongeIi,m bes Srieoens perfiinoig-
te, erboben lib oie giibofe iiberan in
Sranfreib ,lno erflarten iid nit bent
Stanbpunfte bes Ercbieers einper
Itonoen. Seine eir5ige proteltantild)e
Spnobe, irgenomo, bat cine SebnIndt
nod sSrieoen gedliBert; nnr Ser Gaplt
nno feline &oroinGle boben bies ee=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11
Sic Grbabembeit Der fatboliidem &eltfirdc
int &elttriege

rationale SoIi6aritGt Ser arbeiter lit.
enrh oen &rie9 als Hano nno 8ono
aeraten lit, ipGbreno fein Stein aus
ser r6milben 3eltarbe losaebrodelt
lit. Muf oe,, bitterlten Shladtieloern
Gaben iid) Gatbolifen ser friegfiibren-
oen &aiien eegenieitig rnterltiiet in
ser GernittIlna ser Sroitllngen ibreS
aemeiniamen @lolbens; oh bertpun-
oct ODER nidt, boben tie nid)t 0ie lei
ieIte friegeriibe 2eioenIdoft empiun=
oen in @egcrtpart bes 9fnfes ibrer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11

Ole 3abl ser aus Sei11obeiis be.
ihlaenobntten Gatente nnb Eatent.
aeilbe bat iib anf iiber 10000 er.
bobt, nadoenL mie Seinobelibfl.itos
Groiplep befanntgibt, ipeitere 260O
Iol6e 8eI6lagnabmungen erfol9t
linb. SSn ser Mebr5abl balloelt es
lid) babei unl beutlde Eatente eleftro-
deniider, medaniid)er uno lnetollur.
glider Nat,,r. Mud Selepbon= unb
Eabiopatente befinoeu iid oarunter.
Giele ser in Ser Gersangenbeit fpn'
iiS3ierten 8atente iino bereits a,ne'
rifaniiden @eleaidoiten 5ur slusnut.
a,ng perfiiebar aelnaht morben.
Wie man bon Groplep erfl,br, lino
II. a. mebrere bltnoert Gatente Der
Grupp -@erfe fiir ld)pere Maihinerie.
2ofomotiben, Wetaa -2eeierllteen nno
9ieielmotoren einge5been lporoen.
8ei anoeren beIdlaenabntten Saten.
ten banbelt es iib H,n iold)e fir pho.
toaropbiihe: apparate, 2inien, Wti-
frpifope nno pbotoeropbiide appa-
rate.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11

Die 8ritiib 8roaocaiting @ompanD
nabm Die 9erausforber,ing 3eids-
marlban 9ermann @Driues auf, bic
9eamen Der 8aufen au nennen, bel
6enen ct anaeblib ein sluslan0fonto
baben iolle, uno teilte @0ring nit,
er babe Elm 8er,n0een bon etiua $8,-
100000 anBerbalb Deltidlanos, 100.
bon $L35O,OOO bis Sum gintritt oer
Ser. Staaten in ben &rieg Bel Der
iopaniihen Gunlitomo 8auf in San
Jrfoncisco ,lntersebradt geiDeien
ieien uno iueitere 100000 i,t Depi-
ien BET einer gbicagoer Smportfirma
iu,o einem 3iiriber Mafler. anoere
Otinionen ieien fir &ednnug 8orings
in Sao Garlo Safe 0epoIit 8aiif
Nr. it @raiilien Iotpie Bel Der
Spenffa Sanoelsbanf in Sd)ipeoen
uno elmer Trieiter 8ant in Stalien
pla3iert iporoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11

Stride ibre bon ibreln gptfltebelt Si'1@
Ter erbnltcne M'iiiic,t Die MenlebeIl
ibrenl cpigen 3iele 5ll5,fiibren rno
hurd geobohtlmg ocs gottIicben @e-
5ctcs ocm Mcniben ihon biernieoen
Slid nno Srieben 5u brinaen.
SSn 6rieoens- ais and in &riegs'
seiten miro sic fotboliide Stride, iplp
es ibr bon ibrelu 9ottIiben Stltter
bornnsoeioot iporben, angefeinbct,
berlcumbet ,lno perfolot.
SSn Jricoens- tpie in &riegs5eiten
ftebt sic Stride erba6en oo iiber allen
Garteicn, oacn Golfern nno ssotios
men. SSn ibrer pollltdnoigen Helltra:
IitGt gilt ibrc Siiriorge allent leoeln
Seile ser lid) bef0ntpienben Golfer
1no lGBt oIien, pbne llnterid)ieo bes
@lnnbens, scr Galie ooer Spradc, ID
re geitiac mo leiblibe Silfe on9c-
oeiben. gEir brailben nnr an Die
SilfstGtiafeit ser GGplte int erlteE
1no iesieen &riege at erimlern.
9ieler fatbolilhc @eiIt bieler @eiit
Der @inbeit lno IHgelneinbeit bat
fhon int erlten @eltfriege oie adti,ne
nno REMEMBERING ielblt bon nibtfa=
tbolilben &reiicn erreat. @S lei BLOB
an eineS ser biclcn llrteile erinnert,
bie bon ser Erelie perbreitet ipurnen.
@egen Gnoc bes erlten &eltfrie9eS
fd,rieb ser in opllano erlbelnenor
ni6tfotbpliIde u6craut'
,,0ie ronliide Stride, ipie lie in ben
Dcribiehenen 2dnoern, Die iett gegeils
einonoer arieg fiibren, eriItiert, be-
fnnoet ,tnter ibret Ntitglieoern elnt
10 melt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS snIidt
iiber sic llrIatben unO 8egebenbeiten
bes GregeS ipie MIR noglid). Ser
fron50iiidje &lcrlls lit fiir oie Glltente'
n,Gdtc, innig l1nO einltinlnll9, nno
GuBert offen feline @efiible, pobreno
ser belttifc fotboliId)e &lernS in lei
ner 2ppolit6t iiir sic belttldle Sobs
ebenIo fart lmo einltin1,ni9 lit. aber
bic r6miihc Stride als cine STRIDE
1iebt allberbolb uno ii6er Der Sontro-
berIc, ipcld)c Sic @efiible ibrcr Vfitz
alieocr teilt unb lire friegeriIden go
1emifen beaeiitcrt. 94as inlmer Die
aroBartiae @inbeit bon &atboli5itT,
oh int Sapittiim coer im ronllld,en
gpilfopnt ,aI(er Mationen, repro'en
tiert, lit i'm @eilte nno in Der Aen'
beruna fern BON bieien o,tseinanoer>
louienoem perionlihen aniidten.
9lls cine &clttird)e ltebt lie iiber all
bieIen nno bGlt lire gfitglicoer 1elt
auionmen. sic 1T aeiitiid) genna, nail
ane lire MitglieSer aus bieler idlimn
fen meltlid,eu @eeueridoit at beben;
ibrc ginbeit bot niht int aeriiaiten
qelitieu. Ser Gopit ipriht Jrieoens-
tporte at ollen Nationen uub nid,t roe
niae 8ecbodter ieben SIT ibnl als bent
jdIieBliden Germittler bes Jrieoens
onf.
@s bilft ms Groteitonten nidt, Ell
nc 70 geiuaItiac EatIod)e sit berflei,
nern - Iic fann cinIad, niht 1Inb''
a6tet aeIaiien mcroen. Wdbrcno Der
Griea ale 0anoc bes Io5ialcn 2cbella
serriiicn bat, nie audi iene Der Wi'=
Ienid)ait mb &iinitc, bot sic ronlild)e
Stride = irno tic ollcin = ibrc inter-
rationale Ginbeit ablplut intaft be-
tpobrt; iic bot bomit einen alan3en.'
ben @e!peis bon Ser Seitigfeit ibreS
nrnnniiH,n,, 0nhcns nnnehe1f 0rnn hp.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11

ees % s a as n ssa9 sn a @ ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Champion Liar"
Unfolds Another

Tacoma's worlds champio n
'1isr" is at II again-this time at
. banquet given in Oakland. Calf.
for Jim Phelan. former University
Of Washington football coach now
st ST. Mary's college.
Pvt. John p. zelenak. IT., winner
81 the worlds liar title in 1888.
wrote TO Tacoma friends that he
told the following story at the
banquet:
you people In Oakland have
nothing to worry about-as far as
blackouts are concerned. You
should see the blaekouts in Ia
eoma-they are something - the
whole city is BACKED out all day
long during the blackberry season.
There is town OF Puyallup
some seven miles away, which is
a great blackberry center. The
blackberries are planted on the
sides of the hills and during the
blackberry season the berries are
as big and so plentiful that when
the sun shines on them during
the daytime, it throws such a dark
shadow over the city of Tacoma
that it is BACKED out even during
the daytime.
The only way people OF Tacoma
can tell the difference between
day and night is that the street
lights burn during the daytime"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Burners Important

Acetylene gas. mixed with oxy-
gen, generates the necessary heat
for cutting" There's a JET for
zach Of these gases In the cutting
torches. They -pre-hsst' the
metal that Is 10 be cut, while a
third. high-preSsurs oxygen Jet.
does the actual cutting
The burners In a modern snip
yard have an important 10 b.
Among other things. they lay up"
shell frames for rivetsrs. The heat
II the electric Weider's singers
sometimes Wsrps the metal. ana
it's Up To the burners TO come
along and strsightsn u. The shell
plating must III 30 tightly that
you can't get thin metal "feelsrs
In between plate and frsms.
The burning department has its
bzrnsr-fitters who 90 this work.
They also strengthen door frames
for the joinerE. That 10, they
strsighten the metal frames 70
the 5oiners can hang the wooden
doors.
They also take the kinks and
curves out q plates. Kinks. or
corrugations. are the result % too
much metal In one place and not
enough In another. Wen, FORUM
stely. steel expands with the heat
and contracts with the cold. So,
By EkiIlfully applying heat in one
place and a stream q cold water
in another. together Nlfh q BIT Of
help from a man swinging a
sisdge. wonders are accomplished
IN STRENGTHENING steel
B. the same process they put
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
z Teachers Quit, One Takes Leave

designations Of Helen r. lea.
Stadium biology teacher. and Mrs.
Edith Wisdom Of Sherman school.
were accepted by the school board
Thursday. Miss Lea resigned 10
take a post ms food inspector fer
the state OF California. and Mrs.
Wisdom resigned because of illness
in the family.
Davis 3. Taft Of the Stewart
faculty was granted reques, for
leave Of absence 10 enter military
service.
Book room managers In the two
high schools were raised In pay
from 500 to $3.50 a year.
Mitchell Angelel OF Mason was
appointed 10 coach football teams
at Stadium. replacing Ralph
Christie. resigned. Angelel will
continue as q teacher At Mason.
however. Christie. commercial de-
partment teacher at Stadium, re-
signed a. football coach TO take
over extra-curriouiar duties for
merly handled by y. w. Hilton.
who is III.
Bids to supply the schools with
n films used In visual education
were accepted from three firms.
Total cost, including supplies. viii
be s67s.7s. Successful bidders
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Puyallup Kiwanis Party
Will Be Held October u
Meeker PIT. A. to Hold First
Meeting of School Yeor Wednesday,
PIYAIIu,p

PUYAILuP TIE KfwanI.
clubs 2ist birthday party. sehed-
uled for the evening OF Oct. II.
has been related and will occur on
the I'D. Il was announced Thurs
day. DR.. c NJ. Hamilton. general
chairman, is perfeoting plans for
the affair and has appointed a
corps Of assistants. DIT. Ed Linden
meyer heads the banquet commit
tee; A. z. Bartel. decorations; Raw
Gregory. tickets: Charles Wilde
bour. program; Leslie Jochimsen.
dance. and streator Bean, recep-
ton. To save rubber the party
will be held in Puyallup.
President s. A. Stoner an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
From q Template

After the shipfittsr has laid
out" or marked out. = plate from
a template. then IL II up 10 the
burner TO trim u. cut IT 10 sixe
and TO bevei H.
Goldman has 800 men in his
department burners, ehrlnkera.
metalizers. acetyisne weldera and
helpers with 81 lesdmsn to look
after them. All but s0-odd Of the
mechanics were trained in the
yard, and Boidmsn used a unique
system
Realizing that a large number
u burners were urgently needed.
he worked out a method ~ let
ting the helper DO the work. sith
the mechanic standing BY super
visinE the job and giving advice
The result yss burners IN q
hurry.
They weren't made expert in a
hurry. You understand. for u
takes about six years 10 make
= good. sil.sroind burner. bat they
became specialists on certain kinds
~ work sofns bscsnns proficient
a. one hind Of a yob. and others
81 another.
There are two sestgisne Heicsf
instructors snd ezeh has nine
trslnsss. but ws1l tell you more
about acstylsns Welding next
week. together with q description
q "TnatAnziHg
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Wine. Brandy Winners
To Pay More for Grapes

WASHINGTON THE office OF
price administration Friday au-
thorized wine and brandy winners
to pay up to $3.50 per ton more
than they paid last year for Cali
fornia grapes.
The increases may be reflected
in prices charged by winners. The
latter increases may not be put
into effect. however. until oPA is
sues an official regulation expect
ed within a month.
OPA said the effect on wine con-
sumer's costs Of living would be
insignificant"
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sccsiinu<d ftsrn rsfs onss
succe-~lnn e ATTACKS sIfh . nFx=
nanl~r - sirersft. 4 .iso 80
rieysd siFcrsft = ~ sris<s .k>~s
~ ~ convey
Tns fsrss stssek - s<rs y -
. hxn level rad ~ sn~at 80
esmn~Fs snaftfs sft<f. tn< ecr.
ses as attacked ~ - - -
seFr~sse krme<rs ffs,sx sefeast 81
to scavny N sles~ fcsmstion.
A. aswp - s<ps. u. -
ts<vusaes stss<kpa w5ea 49,
r>asts~s. severed ~ ~ -
s><~>~ sss1<rs w><s ssls<ne1
~sss s>ptA raasuss go 49,.
str k>seA,es. 81. ssp<haes -
we~s~~ srssssas wes> - -
~ ssrfs<~. l.1s<ssisa sNse
~ s~~my essfs - 100 -
ssr~,~a
Twenty-Five sasrsxa heue>vs a.
tsesss during thai sftsraccn.
tn eenmy e1anssy 1Don9p1
~ sese - ss< enve1 U0ooos
sissrafs.- ~ s1NovnDoy -.
-nsl en1eree1 - o1sxpeee
easftse - - $500 soeueA -
go 49, - ~.
al t>ast ~ susmy sisvvsfs
we're destroyed during shs tAv~
On sept ~. The sdmtfslty's
summary Il ths tnttis SD. ~
convey ~ss sshI<es~d 10 hseh sn1
lew level knmbsna attacks ~ thrps
hours durssscn. rsfsy n - sneny
sisefaft participated
Submarines attached again -
The 18th. tns enmmunlQue -.
closed. ana sesis wvsesses - ~
sarfass Indicated ~ isess ces
as~at hal h~~r sunh ~ 2spsa
eharnes
tn nse sesn<a - ~
~sssss No. ~ ~ Eve nomo~
ess sAes>ty kpsese u seoeon1
~ asuss~sebea.- ~ suunuasy
e~ssssssp1. NE 1nmaos 49,
esss>1 80 I've ss>my sssssoes
wes~ shet s~~s.-
Ths admiralty admitted ssms
losses among she neFchsst vss-
ssip. bat SAID ths great msjavssy
arrived safely.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Actions in Divorce

New divorce actions were flee
in superior court Friday b. Teekla
V. against William J. Hermsen,
charging burdensome homelife.
Nellie o. against Robert o. Run
van. alleging seven years sspsrs-
ton. Irene against Cyril Algeo,
charging desertion.
An intsrlocutory decree was
granted 10 Ruth A. from Arthur
DsCourcy. while final DEGREES were
granted IN actions brought BY
Dorothy vs.. Herbert Froshlich,
Ellen vs. A. Gustsfson, Frances Va.
p. p. Taylor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
ae1a@MzsY
.z1t4tkxkkZ
By n. q. JAMisok

When Harold Boldman. burner
superintendent at the seattie-Ts-
coma yard. finishes installing the
pipes for the oxygen and acetylene
gas. he'll have approximately seven
miles Of pipe and the most com-
pletely piped yard in the United
States.
The two gases. used in burning
and acetylene welding. will be
available from manifolds In all
parts OF the yards and aboard the
ships, thus eliminating the need
for the portable tanks.
The yard has It's own acetyiene
plant, and last month. from 27e,-
500 pounds Of carbide. i.257, $50
cubic feet of gas was made and
used.
-Four million. eight hundr.d
thousand cubic feet OF oxygen
was used. This gas il manufac-
tured outside the yard and pipeo
to II. From these amounts II can
be readily seen that bringing
these gases into the yard IN tanks
would involv. a considerable trans
portation and handling problem.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Thief Sends Note
Explaining Where
Purse Was Left

t,o~. II .sout SO under myssf-
fsirr circumstances ~.s rspcFsei
Friday - reilss - nFs. Al.
ke~rVrcmhss. ssse e. yskima 49,.
Mrs. Ar~rcfomels sid hss rarr<
vas sfnlen frsm her h~suty s.sp.
ieested At h<r hams. snrse time
late Wednesday
TIE relieving az <he rreelvesi
a. snensuscu. Telephone cal tel.
"a her sks ~eais find ksr purse
in fhe tcor handle - = he.ufy
shop heated 81 esi canssneres a.
The purse wss empty when she 70.
covered u there. rhe said
othsr thsfss reported - rnlIc>
Friday saeluded'
" = neyss. : fs<ldeni az Park
land. aid . tis camera wss steisn
from Ma auto while n vas parked
~ Tia shipysras
Leonard Hsrts<li. sos7 ~. Ai.s-
IA 1t. aid his SO watch ~ss
stolen when Ne ieft Il frr . few
minutes In the washrccm of .
service ssa,icn 81 psaa and Srash
Tseoms way.
Mrs y. y. rschsrsi.nn. Route q
Hos 7ss. said . thief apparently
used = wire n unlock . screen
dcor 10 sn apartment 81 shs rear