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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-10-08
Speed Limit Affects b
All Vehicles But Army

The new thirty-five mile speed
limit will be enforced on all vehicles
using the highways except only the
military, and the enforcement will
be more severe than that of previous
speed regulations.
offenders may expect to have gas
oline and rubber purchase privileges
removed, for the state patrol Off
GERS have been instructed to move
in on offenders. Bus companies will
be given reasonable time to adjust
their schedules to meet the new reg
ulations.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-10-08

Word has been received here of
the marriage of Pearl Jean Taylor.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l.. Taylor
to Basil Loszlo. who were married
at Occur d'Alene September 10. The
young couple are making their
home in Portland.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-10-08
EPHRATA TRIMS GIANTS

Playing under the lights at Eph
rata Friday night the Coulee City
high school footballers took a SLIP
drubbing from the county seat boys.
The teams played on nearly even
terms for most of the half, With
the count being knotted at two
touchdown for each side. An injury
which forced Jack Lewis to retire
from the game at that time badly
depleted the offensive and defensive
strength of the Giants, and Ephrata
went on to win easily.
Mr., and Mrs. James Jess returned
Sunday from a trip to Seattle.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-10-08

state requires manpower equal to
any defense industry -. This col
umn about the State is now more
than one year old-...-We enjoy do
ing it for you and trust you like 1t
too Doing our best anyhow--..-.B Be
seeing you.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-10-08
woMEN's CLUB TO MEET MON.

: Coulee City Women's club will
meet Monday evening with Mrs. l.
E. Jeffer acting as hostess A paper
on the costume fashion and design
from 1915 to 1925 will be read by
Mrs Bert Lamb.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-10-08

Private Calvin Higginbotham of
Camr VOTERS. Texas. arrived Mon
day for a visit with his wife and
relatives.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-10-08

Mrs. Jess Maddux and children
are spending few days at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A
Sherwood at Almira.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-10-08
TAX NEWS AND COMMENT

ColinciG cnce: In King county, IL
per cent of registered voters failed
to vote In the Primary election Of
September 8, and after that election
~ per cent of candidates failed Cup
to October 81 to file their election
expenses with the county auditor.
The latter is law violation, the
former failure of good citizenship.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-10-08

Douglas Goodall spent the week
end at Portland on business
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-10-08
Income to State Sure to Be Off
BY Many Millions of Dollars

One of the most dependable fore
casts for 1913 is that the state of
Washington will receive millions less
collections in the gasoline tax fund
than has been collected in previous
years.
The largest balance in the funds
held by Treasurer Otto Case except
ing only the general operating fund
is the highway or motor vehicle mon
les, practically all of which comes
from the gasoline tax.
With greater restrictions being
imposed those who should know best
estimate that the decrease for 1913
may reach as high as five millions
of dollar or one-half of the total
receipts in good normal years. 1t is
surely a time to conserve such funds
as are on hand for repair and main
tenance of our present splendid
highways.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-10-08

32.65 Per Cent Voted In Primary
Exactly 32.65 per cent of this
states registered voters went to the
polls on Primary day, according to
official figures released by the Sec
rotary of State
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-10-08
Copyright 1912
Almost $4,000 Saved to State
On Insurance Premiums


OLYMPIA, Oct. For the first
time in the history of the state Of
Washington complete coyerage of
all automotive equipment in one in
surance program became effective on
October /. This means that all pa
troll cars, trucks. road machinery
and passenger cars of every de-
partment is now protected by the
same general policy and with better
protection to the state and it's citi-
zens there is saving of twothirds
in the amount of premiums paid.
Under the former method of vari
Gus departments each buying pro-
lection, the cost for annual pre-
miums reached almost $4,000, and
indeed the high bidder in this in
stance asked more than $4,000
while other bids of which there were
less than a dozen showed a wide
variance in amount, the low bid be-
ing slightly more than $4,000.
Surely no one can accuse the insur-
ance people of collision in this in
stance.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-10-08
Adams County Registers Highest


Adams County Registers Highest
In percentage of Primary cleo
ton voters relative to registration.
Adams county topped the state, with
go per cent vote Yakima took the
cellar with % per cent. Close-to-
cellar were the following counties,
in all Of which only 80 per cent or
less Of registered voters went to the
polls on September 8: Franklin,
Grant. King. Kitsap, Snohomish.
Over 100000 Receive Aid
Over 100000 Washington citizens
still receive aid in some form from
the state. OF these, over $4,000 are
Senior citizens The balance are
the blind, dependent children, deaf
and general relief recipients. There
are still over 10000 in the latter
group
Significant as favorable COM
ment on gains in tax solvency made
under the 40-mill limit Is a recent
announcement of e. A. Deggeler,
treasurer Of Lewis county. For the
first time in 13 years. Lewis county
has no tax-acquired property on its
books.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21
16. @apitel

SD laae el,d, oaB er nidt auf Dem
8erse. gu finoen iit." Ser 5preber
iuar 9unladus unb er rebete 5u elmer
bunten @eleuldaft bon @alilaern.
~Meine Wanner fennen ie6en .3oa in
rieIer l1meebung uno lte babeu
eriinolib uadseiudt."
,,@s tpar fein 8oot ba, Bob ct iiber
ben See bate eebeu f0nnen", iaete
ein anoerer. r@r muB iiber sic Ser.
ge, ,tno auf Der anoeren Seite bin.
unter sesansen iein; in oielem Sale
fonnem iuir i'm iekt ni6t finoen. gs
mag iein baB er in BEN 90rfern
bleibt; g lit feline @euobnbeit."
~SaBt uns 5llriidgeben nod aaper'
haunt oenn BORT tpobnen feline Sin.
ger, er luiro friiber ODER ipater BORT
iein", idlug Elm anoerer bor.
llnb als iie einise eroBe Barfer,
bon Siberias 1,nten ans l1fer ge3o-
gen iabeu, Die bom St,,rm ser ber.
gdnsenen Nadt aus ibrem &urs ge.
trieben mor6en paren, brdnsten lid
10 biele als moglid binein unb lam
oeten einige Stltnoen ipdter in Den,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21
oder Elm CenOsse des kreuzes
e. SortIesuus)

LttItH cut DulOSo NuRtNu Ollllthtt
belorgt. Betrus fletterte BON ieiner
bobeu Stanopunfte, obne 5lt antiuor
ten uno iid Dem Meiiter, ser ein ipe
Mig abieits bon SEN anoeren iaB I'M
.feine @ugen frieolid, allf Die ipeit
2auolhaft geridtet bate, ndbern>
fagte ct:
,,WeiIter, id lebe cine eroBe Men
ge tommen. sic iuden bid. Solle
tpir nibt entrinnen, iudbreno es noe
Seit lit? 8ir fonuen uns ipeiter oe'
Berg binauf begeben ooer alld iuieoe
uah unleren 8ooten."
Sseius antiuortete nidt, ionoern id
erbebeno, idritt er an ben Hano oe'
Mbbanees uno idaute binlu,ter. De
2drm ipar iest lauter, nn5 ihtpe6t
auf at ibm in tpirrem @abrauie ipi
bas Nauiben ser See. Scton fonnt
man 6ie beIlen Jarben Ser Waiiet
6urh 6as Crime 9altbtperf ieben; in
.ndditen AugenbEd niiroe oas Sc
:brdnse iie erreidt baben. Ct ieufstt
~gf .auf nWo m,trmelte nit einen
aaia eStsliben Witleioens:
- ,.Sie iino spie Shafe, Die feinen
&irten babrn::.'
| ,,Weilter, ou be6arfit Der &ube
febr; tpillit ou niht fommen2'
tbrGnate tpieberunt 8etr,,s.
9od tpdbreno ct nod iprad,
brad lid bic Spite Der erlten 8ose
oieies Weeres r,enIdliden glenoes
fhlud3eno au ibren SiiBen.
Gie nun foleenben Stunben tpa'
reu boiler 8atigfeit, tpie feline Stuns
eben auf @rben immer maren: 8abr'
Hid, er bate elm g8ert ans5uribten
uno tuie iuar er mitgenomnten, bis
er es getan bate. Or beiIte Die, bie
Der Seilung beourften; oann lebrte
er lie biele 9inge iiber bos Heib Got
teS.
ltn6, iest mar Ser Gag faIt babin
unb bie Sbatten tp,,rben ldnger auf
ben Bergen. ltno intmer nod blieb
Dos 8olf ieinen 8orten Iaui6enb,
tudbreno BLOB bas Iaute @einen Ell
ues n.iiben ober bunerieen &inbes
bic Stille unterbrah.
Die Singer, ,pelde eine fliiiternoe
IBerattng gebalten, famen iest 5u i'm,
kuno etuer bon ibnen, ber Ybilippus
tseB, iaete:
,.Meiiter, bies lit cine @iiite uno
es lit ibon ipat; iuilit bu niht sos
Bolt bon Dir lanen, baB Tie bineeben
m Die Mdrtte uno lib Speiie tau.
fen, oenn ite baben nidts a,t elien.
l1no ct iprab: ,,@ebt ibr ibnen gu
EKeu."
~3,ueibunbert 8fennig tuert 8rots
kt uidt eeuua ,mter iie, baB ein ieg
kider unter ibneu ein menig nebme
Mie fonneu ,pir ibneu oaber su eHer
bebeu 2" anttportete Ybilippus.
.,Bie niele Drote babt ibr2 @ebe
bin uno iebet", er'pioerte Der Wei
ter.
sd gebe", iaete Mnoreas. 8al'
kebrte er suriid. ~@s lit ein anab
pa, Der bat fiinf @eritenbrote uni
bspei ieine Slide; aber mas lit oa!
hunter 10 biele?"
: .Shaffet, baB oas Bolt iib Ia
6ere auf oas @ras Bel Fiiden bou'
mar bic Anttport.
aber mas taten Dumadus mi
keite @eielen on hieiem nenflniir1i
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21


oieles Ortes in 3iir5e genug ShIuer-
ter MAIDEN f0nnte, Inn ,lns ole 81
betuafinen2 2aBt uns i'm 5lt ,nierent
aonig maben! Dann pollen mir
pom Berge berabfeseno alles 8olf
aus SEN Std6ten, 9orfern uno Slet-
feu iammeln. geihts fann uns mis
oeriteben! Die 8omer tperoen file
ben! Sbre reiden Balalte fallen lns
our 8eute! Sell bem Na5arener
Sell! Sell bent Na5arener! Sell oenl
&0nige!"
als bas 8oIf oies borte, erbob Iid
Elm mGdtises @eldrei oas iiber oi'
@aller bes Sees I6allte nno 5uritd,
rollte sesen bie 8erge in oonnernoem
@do, 1piberbolleno big az ben Ster'
tten.
Ser einiamen @eitalt bod obeu
auf oen Soben bes 8erges brabte ie-
mes @eibret oie alte, liitige Beirut
dung ser 8iiite. 9ie 8eide Ser 8elt
l1no lire Serrlidfeit. @inen Sbron
- 1lno nidt elm 4reu5! Muein Der
Sieg tpar seiponnen, einmal ltno fitr
INNER. Ct iab i'm geiuiiien Sidte ser
gpiefeit feline iroilbe Saltfbabn uno
lle fiibrte nab @olgatba.
ltno nun tpar es bltnfel unb bas
S6iff mitten auf oem Weere, nno ct
auf 0e,n 2anoe allein. llno bas Weeer
erbob iid) bon einem groBen 8inbe.
l1no ct Iab, baB tie Scot litten I'M STU.
cern; benn ser Bin0 lpar ibnen ents
gegen; uno I'm. Sic bierte 8acbe Ser
Ra6t fam er 5u ibnen, ,,no Danoelte-
1uf ben Wleer. ltuo er .tpollte an
bnen boriiber geben. Da lie ibn aber
aben arf bent Weere tpauoeln, mein-
Ten lie, es tpdre ein @elpenit ,n,b
drieen. 9enn iie. iaben i'm ale unb
slber alsbalo rebete er
NIT ibnen nnb iprad: ,,5eio eetroit,
id bins, fiir6tet eub nibt!" Be-
rus aber anttportete ibm uno iprah:
,Serr, ou biit es, 70 beiB mid su Dir
'ommen auf' oem 8aiier." llno er
prah: ,Romm ber." ltnb Betrus
rat aus bem 5biff iunb ging aui
,em Baiier, baB er 5u sselu fame.
sr iab aber einen itarfen 8ino. Da
,rldraf er 1lno bob an su finfen,
drie uno iprad3: uSerr, bilf mir"
SeIus aber itredte balls bie Sanb aus
I,no ereriff ibn uno iprad gu ibm:
% ou aleinslaubieer, tparum 5tpei.
felit bu9" ltnb fie traten in bas
Shiff ,,nb Ser Nin6 leete iid. Die
nber in bem Sdiff paren, famen uno
fielen bor ibm nieoer uno iprahen:
,,Du bi It ipdbrlid @ottes Sobu!"
16, AoDiteI
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21


braht tpuroen. Aber als ct anfing,
81 Oem 8olte su reoen, Idliden iie
elner ndb beru anoern oaoon .u'
ker @eltas. @r, ba ser Sag marnt
mar uno er ieIbit rebt bequem eege,t
elnen 9olm lebnte, ipar iu eiuen
&alblblaf gelunfen 1.no aus oent
Salbiblummer tpar er in eineu tie
fen Shllmmer iibergegangen; uno
irdbreno ser Weilter Worte bes etpi-
aen 2ebens iprad, iaB er NIT auf
Ser 8rltit aebeltgtem Sallpte. Seine
Sbren ,paren idtuer uuo er borte
a;d,t.
,,8as miro Ser Weiiter iest tun2"
ipur Die 5raee, Die bon @tuno 5l
O'mo flos als Die Singer Ser Wense
befablen, lid bel buuoert uno bel
finf3ig 5u laeeru. &0er Ausen ,ua.
ren ouf ibn geridtet, als er Die fiinf
8rote uno Die 5tpei Slide nabm;
uno als ct gen Simntel iab uno fie
legnete, in Stiide brad lho lie Sen
Siingern gab a,tr Berteiluna iuuds
Gas Staunen. 8on gbrfurht ergrif-
fen iabeu fie au. Siebe! unter oieien
Seeensbanoen berbielfdltigten itb Die
8rote! 8ie6er, unb INNER nieoer
uno nod nanbes Wal febrten bie
3tpolfe 5u ibm altriid fir neuen gor'
rat, big sulest sic 5000 Mann nit
@eibern unb Rinbern bollig seidt-
tigt tparen. -
9tahoem aue seeeiien batten, be.
fabl Ser Meiiter, oaB oie Gelte Der
Mablseit seIammelt tpiiroen, oanit
nibts l,mfomme. ltnb iie boben auf
Sic 8roden,, Die oa iibrie tuoren, IL
R0rbe bon.
@u6 9untadus umo feline Mnbdn.
ger batten gegeiien.
~Ou bait rebt', iaste elmer bon
ibne,t @aius senannt. uDies lit Der
Mann, Der fir uns 5um 3onia paBt !
tpenn er @eritenbrote unb gebratene
Slide fiir i,ns maden fann, fonnte
er llns nidt Sonig ,no 8ein Die
Siille geben, lmo al.b anbere CUTE
0inse2 Capt uns i'm sleid iebt fro
nenn'
slber aud sic Ssuoen, tpelbe es ia
ben, iaeten: ,,Das lit ,uabrlid ser
Bropbet, ser in sic 0elt fommen
ion; benn .iebet, er bat uus eeipeiltat
in ser Wiiite, sleidtpie Woies uni
lere 9dter ipeiite."
gr ober fannie ibre @eoanfem;
uno ieinen ssiineern Die 8eiiung &C.
beno, ins Boot Su Iteigen nno nod
8etblaioa, bas auf ser anoern Seite
bes Sees lag, au fabre1,, aebot er bem
Golfe, baB iie r,big bon banneu nno
ieoer gu ieinem Sal,ie geben >iole.
Dann aing er felbit alein oltf. ben
8era, UNI su beten.
8dbrenb nun einise bon Dem
0olfe ibm eeborhten uub tpeg gin=.
gen, tpie er befoblen bate, blieben
piele in ser Soffnlmg, baB er balo
tpieber lit ibre Mitte fommen iueroe,
oenu Iie botten oie Singer int 8oote
ipegseben ieben unb >iuuBtetL baB er
niht BET ibnen mar. limo ipie tie iuar.
teten, ip,.dien Stallnen lmo Mufre'
gung raid, biz enolih Dumadus,
lire 8emiitsitinmung erfennenb, ai.f
ein bobes SelsItiid iprana uno Die
Wenee alio aure6ete:
..@nlil1er idlrie er. bort mid !!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21
Rittpod, Ben II. Dftober 1942
Dorfe &apernannt.

uno 9urdeinanber ipar; 2elite eilten
in 5daren burd Die ensen 5traBeu
ooer ianntelten itd in 6idten Saafeu
aaf oen Warftpldsett.
,,Was bebeutet ser 2arm, Wab.
bar?2" l6rie Dumabus, als lie in
ser Ndbe elmer bteier @r,ppen au.
bielten. ,,8ir iino eben gelanbet uno
luden ben 8unoertpirfer; iuiBt ibr.
no er iib aufbalt?"
3lpei ODER orei batten iib bei,n
Sbau ieiner 5timme rmgepanbt l1no
elmer antlportete iekt eifrig: Scr
No5arener lit bier. Or fam be,ite
Worgen nno bat biele 3eiden un6
8unoer ruter lms getan. 9enn ats
er our6 oie O1rfer ,,no @bene sing.
bradten Die 2eilte ibre Rranfen rnb
lesten lie auf oie StraBen, oamit iie
oen Saum ieiner Rleioer anriibren
modten; ,lno ale, Die i'm anriibrten,
luurben geluno. Nadber Tam >er nad
Rapernaum uno Die eanse llmsegens
lit ibm bierber eefolgt. SIT oieier
nidt Ser, oer SSslrael erl0ien ioa?"
u@r fann slueiielsobne 8unoer
tun; l,no tparltm nidt bel,te groBere
8unoer, als iuir biz iekt geiebeu
baben?' antportete Dumabus ihlalt.
uSaBt nns i'm aufiuden unb feben.
Oh er llns nidt balo irseno elm 3ei-
den gibt, oas sr0Ber iein miro als
Die Seilune bieier franfen 2eute.
Sabt i'm 11ns lteberfluB an @olo imo
S6aben aeben; labt i'm biele fdo.
net Sallier uno 2anoereien BEN 8ei-
6en nebmen nnb iie ilns, ieinen Die.
nern geben. 9ann perben mir 1ns
IN 5tfouen BON Beit ersosen; ,mo
eilen unb> trinfen unb froblib iein."
uSIt er Ser Weliias, 10 miro er
bieIes ales 1nb nod biel mebr t,ln".
iagte ser Waun. -:
,gs lit 1ms ourb bie Bropbeten
oerbeiBen. @s lit tpabrlih bie Belt
sefomlnen bob Sirael ieineu 3onig
cusrufen miro unb Seripirruug oes
miro alle &eioen treffen,
Die iiber unIer golf berriden tpoaen."
uMmen! 1,no >Imen!" riefen Die.
bie ibn borten; lnb in einltilnmi-
gent Intrieb lie fen alle in Der g9id-
tung Der Spnaaoae bapon, benat es
lrar elmer Der pohentliden Selttase.
,,@ir iperoen ibn oort obne 3tpeifet
finoen!" ipraden fie, tpdbreno lie
babineilten. u2aBt uns eilen, oaB
mir NIT linn ipreden f0nnen!"
@ie iie iib bem @ottesbienltbauie
naberten, tpuroe sic Nufreeung gro.
ber une sroBer. gs tpar faIt unm0g-
lid, lib 1T oem bidten geordnse 5u
belpesen. Die Spnagoge mar idon
biz gum NeuBeriten gefiilIt, ob.pobI
sic Stlnoe bes @ottesoienjtes nod
Kibt gefomuten tpar = Sdriftgelebr-
te mno. Bbarilder, Saobucder uno
9oftoren bes @eieses, 3ol(ner, ST.
ider, arbeiter, nebit 8eibern uno
ainoerll nno iebe 3unse beibaftigt
nit bent einen @egenltanb - Selus
bon 9ea5aretb.
,gr fomnt!, SD iebe ibnl @ebt
3aitm!" ertonte bon einem uno oe,u
anoern ser Wenee brauBen, suiam.
men nit einem nngebeuern @enur-
mel bes ltnbebagens.
9unadus ipar es geluneen, ii1
NIT @eipalt bis 3ur Cir our13u6r1n-
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16

desk Bill Bourke, one of the
first policemen promoted 10 SER
geant under the new merit syS-
tenn. now is chief petty officer
in the navy.
Al Blaine, the legal advisor to
the Bell Telephone people, sends
card from his Mexico vacation
saying he's buying tequilla at
three-fifths OF a cent glass. tHe's
the gent who dresses like a peon
and gets the poems price on every
thing. The trip is really his honey
moon)
Strange sight Is Howard Philli-
part. the barrister, talking with
his hands to his deaf-mute clients
The Federal Building looks
from the outside like gigantic
blind pig, now that custodian VIII
bert c. CARED has installed wick
et-like blackout frames on the
doors.
Walter Stockfish, state repre-
sentative from Hamtramck, gets
mail addressed to Starfish, Shark
Ash, Goldfish and even Goldfish :.
That loud noise you hear from
under the press box at u. of d.
games is Mike McNulty Of the
Great Lakes tool outfit, yelling for
"DeTROY-it."
Vice Squad Inspector Kennedy
Lawrence has the sugar blues
these days. Mama is mad because
he forgot to register for canning
sugar and now there is none left
and Kennedy is scurrying around
looking for blanks.
Yesterday was the fiftieth we'd
ding anniversary of the Frank
EIerts of 5032 Seyburn. Mr.. Ebert
was born in Detroit 73 years ago
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
State Pushes
Youth Army as
Aid TO Farmer

LANSING. Oct 16.-A program
for enlisting. training and condi-
tioning a youth land army OF city
boys and girls for farm labor to
keep food production rolling IN
1943 was announced today by
Maurice A. Doan. chairman OF the
Michigan AAA committee.
Doan said the plan. already
being tested in Eaton and Gladwln
counties. calls for placing OF vol
unteerS between the ages OF IA
ard II on farms week-ends and
vacation periods. undergoing train
ing and conditioning for spring
and summer work.
Harry x. Fox. AAA field super
visor. said volunteers would be
enrolled with county AAA COM
mitteeS, with farm families select
ing a boy or girl and working out
arrangements with parents.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
NuffIes Cough
Symphony Leader losses
Handkerchief in Lap

CHICAGO, oct. 16 GNS).-For
-ttrr7-yrCUT1u yrr7a-1-p & n SEASON,
Frederick Stock, conductor of the
Chicago Symphony Orchestra, had
trouble with coughers in the open
ing night audience last night.
The veteran conductor was lead
ing his musicians in the first
movement of Beethoven's fifth
Symphony when a woman in the
FIRST row, directly beneath his
platform. coughed.
Stock very adroitly pulled out
his handkerchief with his left hand
and dropped il in the womans lap,
the while leading the orchestra
with his right hand.
The woman and Stock were seen
.conversing good humoredly after
the performance.
On his opening night last year
Stock chastised coughers by
waving a handkerchief with his
left hand during the performance.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16

Katherine G n m p b e II, on the
USO headquarters staff. wants to
know If you have a serviceable
foot-powered sewing machine you
can spare. The wives Of the Off
GERS at the air field at Romulus
have taken up sewing and mend
ing for the enlisted men and single
Officers on the post.
If you have one and want II TO
work for the comfort Of the men,
call Katherine at CA. l135 and she
will arrange 10 have it picked up.
Newell J. Wilyard comes in with
the suggestion that if the women
of Detroit want 10 help in the
scrap salvage they can go through
their dresses and old handbags
and contribute all the obsolete
.compactS Gus Dell has
moved his office over to the Dime
Building.
Henrietta Horstman. kindergar-
ten teacher at Hillger. says one
of the 5-year-olds was upset after
a few sessions of the special
speech correction class because all
The did was repeat simple sem
tences. Il went up there 10 make
a speech, he complains.
Ever notice how much Judge
Clyde I. Webster and Archbishop
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Officers School Lists
Candidates Education

WASHINGTON. Oct. is QNS)
The war department today re-
leased statistics on the average ed
background of the army's
10000 officer candidates in proof
Of the opportunities for enlistees
of their formal educa-
ton.
OF the 10000 men selected from
the ranks for officer schools, Sd. ID
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Benson Ford Given
Selfridge Field Post
Times star Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. Oct. 16.-Ben-
son Ford, the 22-year-old grand
son of Henry Ford, has been as
signed to duty at Selfridge Field.
the army press relations office an
nounced today. IN
Rejected by the army in July,
1941, for near blindness in one
eye. Ford gained special permis-
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Ship Named for unionist

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 16
(INS).-The Liberty ship Andrew
Furuseth. named for the man who
led the fight TO organize merchant
seamen on the Pacific coast, today
was officially turned over to the
Matson Navigation Company by
the war shipping administration
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Willow Run Bids Taken

LANSING, Oct. 16.-Low bids
on three additional paving jobs
in the Willow Run area were de-
termined today by the state high
way department. Total cost of the
three projects, which call for the
paving of about nine miles, VIII
no 81 roo 600
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
u. s. Drafts Chine Proposal

CHUNGKING. China, Oct. 16
GNSD The United States with
IN The next two weeks" will pre-
sent its proposals concerning
abandonment Of extraterritorial
rights in China. the newspaper
Ia Kung Pso reported today.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16

Normaleen Maria Richardson;
II you'll stop in at the city desk
of the Times you can recover your
wallet. Ray Harrington found II
on the Pontiac commuter bus. II
still has your birth certificate,
school card, membership
in the Sale de Tuscan Fepcing
Club, your pay check stub and
SllS.
Driving in L Mile road near
Mlddlebelt out in OAK a n
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16

per cent were college graduates,
34.72 per cent had had some COL
lege training; 2.35 per cent were
high school graduates. and 6.4S
per cent were not high school grad
mates.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16

sion OF the war department 10
enlist and was accepted for limited
service two weeks ago The Sec
ond son of Edsel Ford. he is mar
ried to the former Edith Nc
INaughton.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16
Lionel AfwilI on Probation

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 16 (INSl,
Screen actor Lionel Atwill was
given five years probation today
on his plea of guilty to charge
of committing perjury before the
grand jury which investigated re-
ports that wild parties were held
at his home.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16

County the 9TH
er n i G h t, Bill
Case nearly ran
over a red fox
.. Pfc. Ed
ward Bisque e,
with the mill
tary police ,
m ain post at
Fort Benning.
q "a, w a n [ s
s ON g OF the
gals from his
native Detroit
10 write 10 him.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-16

NJ o o n ey look
a lik e ? Dead
ringers FL
Kendig is
one OF the gals
W h o married
her boss. f. III.
Kendig. the re-
altor. She was
h is secretary.
So n ow when
the n ew s &C
goes on Vaca-
ton, Ellen sits
- ot Tho old