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roy Young Mon
In Bitter Fighting
In South Pacific
CONTINUED from Page u

tlOnllflutQ II Jill dSS -
man was given two As automatics
and a rifle. THE Japs landed at
night" he said, land we waited un-
til dawn to attack. We were sur
prised to see how fast the Japs
had landed. The average Jap soldier
is SO small that they can load a
lot of them into plane or boat.
We used most of our ammunition
and had to resort to rifles, but we
got through it all right. Some of us
got few scratches, but you have
to expect that
Winslow told of an experience he
had with a Jap soldier on the
island. The Jap, on the ground and
badly wounded, aroused WinsloW's
sympathy. so he gave him a cigar
cite and his own first-aid kit. As
he started TO walk away, he heard
a movement behind him, and saw
that the Jap had drawn gun to
shoot him in the, back. About
that time | got pretty sore he
said with a sort of grim humor.
After that, that Jap didn't need
any more fixin'
He told of the way the Japs at
tempted to lure the Americans out
of their hiding places by shouting
in perfect English. remarks such as
'Hiya Joe-hoW're the Yanks doing
this year, Come on over and talk
to us!''
Winslow was in Dutch Harbor
and the Aleutian Islands before re-
turning to Honolulu, and from there
to the United States. He displayed a
blue bar on his uniform which is a
battle bar He is to receive star
for this bar for each engagement he
was in. He also wore yellow bar,
which denotes foreign service over
seas.
In conclusion he stated, This
doesn't cover by far all I've seen
but guess Ill have to tell you the
rest when it's. over
He left Friday for Seattle, where
he expects TO remain for d short
time. after which he expects te
take a specialized course in the
United States while waiting for his
pnyf chin
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Thursday, December 3, 1912

and continuation of the practice
will. result in arrests. Parents will
be held responsible for the acts of
their children in this respect This
is highly dangerous pastime and
some child will be severely injured
or killed unless it is stopped.
GEORGE BRYANT,
1t Chief of Police.
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Must Stop Coosting
On Overposs

Notice. is hereby given that any
coasting on the overpass is strict
ly forbidden by law, the overpass
being part of the public highway,
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Marriage License Issued

A marriage license was issued
here on November % to Randolph
Allen Perry and Wilma Irene HAT
ferman, both of Spokane.
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TO BE AUCTIONEn

| bull elk and / doe deer on Sat
urday, Dec. IL, 1912, at Pioneer
Meat Market, 2 p. m.
RAY ELLINGWOOD
1t Deputy Game Warden
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For Sale-Crib and Mattress,
$500. Phone 177-J. 1t
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For Sale-80 Rhode Island Red
pullets, starting to lay, $3.50, K. j..
Bolles, Neils Camp, Warland. 1t
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312 and Az Id. fryers.--Mrs Robt.
P. Wilkes, South Libby. $3.50
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For Sale-'3l Model "A" Ford Sc
dan, good rubber $100-E. L. Ben
son, Eureka. 27-28 |
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Fine line of lovely Christmas
cards-21 for only S1.00 at West
ern News office Step in and look
them over tt
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For Sale Harley resident ON
Lincoln Blvd. See M. D. Rowland. |
24-28 |
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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

House for rent in East Libby
Frigidaire for sale. See w. H. Kemp.
28-tf
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CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE

For Sale--One rocking chair. Ca
at Mill Row No. 13.
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Ranch for rent, above Warland,
20 acres alfalfa See or write Mrs
Myrtle Noble Libby. 21-tf
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8 tube Coronado mantel radio,
$18, in good condition Bert Wal |
bridge, 8l4 Michigan Ave. It'll
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Fuller Brushes at 8l8 Second
Ave. E., Kalispell, Mont Phi. 460-L.
o83o
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Full blood Chester White boar
for service. Huffman. 27-3O
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-21
Oeferments Are Local Matter;
 New Registration On Own List

The third national Selective Service lottery was heId in Washington March 17. Under present plans. the order number of the registrants who enrolled as of February 16, will not be integrated in the old master lists as were the order numbers of the men who registered on July 1, l941, in the second Sel- ective Service Registration. Con sequently it is not expected that any of the February registrants will be inducted in the immed fate future.
 It is contemplated that regist- rants in the third registration will not be called until they have answered their questionnaries and have been classified, which, probably will not be before May according to expectations of Ma 'tionaI Headquarters. Prior to May, all War Department quotas necessarily must be filled from men 21 to 35, inclusive, who re- gistered in 1940 and 1941.
 If, while the February regist- rants are being classified, the War Department requests men in age groups from 2l to 35 years, the quotas will come from the 1940 and 1941 registrants. If the request is for men of the 3rd registration, the calls will be filled by the February 1922, re- g strants.
 Serial numbers issued to the new registrants by the local boards, in the manner prescribed by Selective Service Regulations, will be marked II, T-2, and so on, to designate the Third Re
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Notice to Taxi Owners

To operate a taxi upon the public streets of Kodiak it is nec- .essary to apply to the City Council for a license. Upon ap- proval of the application and payment of SIS a license is issued by the City Clerk
 A check up is being made by the City Police and all taxi orer- ators are hereby notified to have a receipt for payment, or the lie ense, on each car used as a taxi, and produce this proof upon de- mand.
 Catherine Blankenburg
 City Clerk
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Catherine Blankenburg
 City Clerk
gistration enrollees.

gistration enrollees.
 General Hershey pointed out that qualification of order num- bers, or even names, in commun- ities is authorized, as such pub lication will not reveal exactly the total number of registrants enrolled throughout the Nation in the February registration = in- formation which is still restricted by the War Dept"
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 class deferment from military service can be made except by Congress, Brig. Gen Lewis E. Hershey. Director of SeIective Service, told a press conference that three basic facts must be Kept ID mind in interpreting any statement concerning the oper- atlon of Selective Service.
 These, he said, are:
 l. No gcoup or class exemption, or deferment, can be made in addition to those exemptions specifically stated in the Act.
 Z. A deferment because of oc- cupation can be granted only to an individual by his own local board and all deferments are provisional, subject to " thdraw- al, and given only to serve the National interest - not the re- glstrant's interest.
 5. Three things must be proven t5y an individual seeking defer ment by his local board: (a) That the particular business, sndustry, or profession in which he IS engaged is necessary in the War Production Program or for national health, safety or inter est; (b) that the work he, per sonally, is doing is essential to it's functIoning, and Co that there IS no supply from which replacement can be secured.
 "A particular fact to keep in mind when interpreting any memorandum concerning defer ments issued by National Selec- tive Service Headquarters, or any announcements by other a. gencies, group spokesmen, or individuals" the General said, IS that neither the Director nor anyone else in the Selective Service System, except local board, can grant deferment even to. an individual and that no group or class exemptions can be made except by Congress.
 Amy other registrant seeking deferment from military service, !" he asserted, must apply for it through his local board. Also no deferment because of occupation can be made for longer than six months, when it must be review ed, and each local board is charg ed with the duty of keeping con- stant scrutiny of each registrant 1t has deferred and of reclassify- ing him at any time the reason for his deferment ceases to exist.
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Eight and Heavy Hsuiing

See Us About Trips To < From the Base
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Riggs Top
Pinch Hitler
For Season


woe VETO H&H4aHtH
Bfooklyn-Tup pinch hitter 81
ths mataf leagues Cor this YOUNG
seasun Is Lew Riggs of the bod.
gers.
Hes hastlnn ~ even SEQ foF# hla
pancA N appearances Hls TINE
y socks have Non = ccalple II
games and TIE other d. hlk
slakhinR double down thr sieks
fietd line robbed Gene Th0npsan
Iof The Reds Of , no hst game
n nine trips 70 khe plate Hsean
has slammed but two homest ana
Two doubles and obtained ! walk
He has knocked IN seven runs
However, whlle ~ has been an
Ace IN occasional assignments his
average il how for his stretches
p regular duty this year. His
season mark Il around $50
Riggs Is the best pinch hitter
IA have eter seen DUroehrf sAyA
Rec Ha AsA eA4AAM s
me. Is on The spot MAYBE ! his
BY me vim mean this bal name
On the other hand fairs and play
erA realize mine : tough ieb and
that | can't b expected to eome
through TOO ollen F0r that res
son ! car be Helaxed. saii loF
. good pitch End cat At il reel
hard
Thosnpsona game was tie bea
pitched this eeasuU He wsikaa
only Two men However one 81
those free passes. 10 Pee Wee
Reese. IN the sixth eass him !
Khutout e. vel - probably ore
M hitter For. II Thompson had
gotten Reese oal1 the chances are
thai Msnaaef La pufocher 81
BrooAiyn would moi hay4 Nss
Rieg - 70 hat toF Pitcher Hug,
lCaaeg
BasbaH has seen Other ns.hit
tef4 spelled - s pinch hitter.
Dave HeFrk Il Wakhingsoa nj
safely against Tommy Bridges
when rs Detroit hufier needsd
onir one more ezl fof hsa "a .hst.
ter. sammy B1hne rulned en-
for Daxxs Vanee tao decades ago.
And = pears go whem chariay
Robertson Of the White ga,
pitched ne tzss perae~z no4hls
no feachshzR egsrs IN fts
maior4. Detr0sl sant III eest plnci
hitter. BasEief. = lat He fled oai
baa HsbeFtsoa - his eaase
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Boy Scout Troop
No. 2leHoIds
Meeting


Thf feHskN aaeelins ~ has
Scoul Troop III was held We
nesdss. MAY 20 Il Waz Opened
wlth she iAas refenunF Atlkr a.
FLAG ceremony we had he II
call and the new pledges wpn.
made srauafnted wifh thR sFoxt
We hnd nftMnGssapua fk
night Everyhndy ihas was q
camporee received : ribbsn
elal ribbons we're given %
trols that haa ths besi eags
and were ouEstanding patsaM
We hAd . message relay GRIT
The message wes iad e. lfst FRA
boy and he told 4 10 the pas
nearest him. wbo IN turn iad hia
nearest nesehbor. When ~ me-
sage came 70 the lAat boy " y
toh II 70 The boy who este 4
to him. etc. until Il resuaaa y.
the first boy He wrote and eave
IL 70 the one IN charge. TAe boss
were scattered ovef N efee Y =
mix.
Taps we're then sounded End
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COSt Dept, PipeEiiers.
Weldsts No. |, Shipiiiiars
vi Win Games In 0peningP Play
Mold Loft And Sheemelul Workers riuAt
To0l2l2D Deadlock: M0chinista
Forfeit Come 10 The Welders No. 2.

Offxi4l play N Ire EneAls Attn
lste Assoclasion SogthaA League
epshzd Aonday night & Last
week with twe games played an
der ths hghm II VIE High school
athIetse field
In the firxt game the Cast De
mfunens ard the Electric Con
~struetuse from nhe a lcaEae
tangled and The Cost Department
came Up % Ire king end 81 q z.
Ma score In the second aanae'
the Pipefitters took the measure
81 he 0ffice team D. she same
scofe These two are members
Of the ~B~ league.
In TUESDAY nights game the
Mold Loft and the Sheet Mcisl
Shop teams fought q ; la 70 u.
deadlrk. while Ire Welaers Ne
beat ous the Burners BY . s-to J
eeafN
On THURSDAY night the Ship1t
tiers had an easy time taking the
measure Ct the Police BY . 20-to :
score and thu Machinists. unable
10 puf q full team on the field.
fnffelied 10 the WNh1efa No. 3
Opening play in the league
showed most teams evemlN
matched. and as the season
crosses soEae hoa fights sFe heoa
fer IN the scramble Tor the league
lead Following the regularly
scheduled plag. the two leagues
VII enter 4 playoff. and she two
slhaefs will Haeet in : SERVES fer.
the trophy 70 be awarded By The
Chronicle star and Advertiser
Il vas decided in . meeting Of
officials before TIE opening Of
play that al esinpg rained out
vii b. played At NE end 81 the
schedule. that Is. beginning Mon
day. July 6. It was also decided
that no player may PLAY IA . game
unless Ne Is On ne teams roster
- hoaEs before game tane
Fallowinw i the BOX scores d
earsex played EAst week IN the In
gziE AtAleiE Association softnan
Leazaet
MI
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a with business al fhe cannsaft
Royal Air Force 4 was hlnea
n Canada win lke full oo-epfgz
Ion of tksa RcAF which tysan
sent 20 far n 70 pFesea' ~
Marshall - 4 Bsskep u = pc
tleyal ~ hlnAaelf A. > character
n the story. and Ne Hsere Nslk
through thaas wfli - uaiaFf
COS other efffeaf1 q isz@ rank
laelading plloss
Csenavs lmpefeaaaHan e :
professional nEsf Is 60 = - Nss
TIT ne hrs ever donH - 80
|puafea - ; fine e. ~ns
- MasAAAlI Wte gles4 Ne m
mine touch
On Friday May = 9asp e
Pafm. brings % ihe HItx , ffpsT
dealing WI1h e0ndiflons = ~
French metropolis slnca ~ meu
|palion Il alss brings twp 81
tlFeiF new personalities e - tflHf
uefid IL Miefele h0f8en 80
paai HenreId. wh0 aFe suupuld
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film denAl4 ~ efh g u
0eslapo - hgcam - GESTURE
fFe RAP fiIefa who Aefs innA
.do4n IL Ffante ard Wh1ak ufEts
leader. > Enenehman. IS hfina e
ss1suaeln uuf q ihe eaaaift -
Nav a Paris The feHsgirF -
Kis Is different. toa. II FaAs
heroine follg4s tie azasi
. such 81 adrentaFk sH@esa u
lfie sentimental one - NhifH ~
I've happily ever sfsnAaf0
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Pest Office Winner
Al First Gene In
CRY Ron Lsagus

tn TIRE nFss eassee ~ pAess
~ catY kecteatinn t9aa the
pNn WIk4 hnn MAeniea "a CNU
tram y ~ Ma1 81 ~ nk
oprninR ganae VS. PLAYED "a ene
81 th3 Housing prolect dsaaNnd
ca 10th rtfxel. wAr league gwsnes
into full schedule mxt Wetamas
aftefnoen. Nhen The Afy1t ReefV
esign tFam ene0Nsnwfw tfw wtn
|nIhg rOsl Offre team Cyo mett
Rennhtum and wlGkAns playa
Wsegn Auta
rhe hi9hilehss 81 yesterday
game wsa she hlfsing % E3snnnd
Ikfehs sos the Post oifkx whlk
T1Iouun wak outstanding gog she
lCNo club
Past ofties batteries Code
pitch. Dlmes catch
CfD batteries wilson pitch
|MrFaul. catch
Standing of Eise teams Is ~
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Theuhe News

Blue. white and Perfn :
mystery thriller. nhe aeeass Of
whieh afe iaid u Hawuil md o.
beafd , ship u he paelfIe. con
it1aM 4aEatgh matinee and eves,
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ufe uon the saaaI In fhat i il !
sta9 & CsHaalan bash n.lo
rosasa and Ready feisoua aaeasta
n private bustneas Tor tn Arnf
half . ne picture. and from thesn
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Schedule OfPIcy
Sofibun League

Followina Is the schedule q
games to BE- played this week
n shs laealls kfhissie Asse-
staten soltbaIi league.
Tuesday. MAJ -
welaefs Ne. -. poiics.
pipetitiars W. Weldnrs Ne. {.
Thnft4ss. nay ~
Cost nepaFtmant VI. nufneFs
Offiea ~. Maid Left.
play : scheduled 10 ses "a
der waY in me first gains ct
Ss1s p m 81 the High sehoel
ashlafis Hald
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sincerity and unqueonabs talent have endowed her for
oil time To come.
The greatest tribute the writer ssa pey virssI.
Il Ia call attention "a The fact that - maes ~ WAL
whom she plays. her performance seaRda e~e NE the
evening star In . eIoudleas shy. HE eeeset -eeg
her parts :. she N the character ~ pssssays
nm infslhhie sign Of great artist
Hollywood She Of ak children born 70 former
Continental opera star and Old World architect Her
mother Mrs Margaret Radon Wedsr faced the foorhts
all the great music eentsrs Of Europe and her father
woods prominent players Virginia win b 10 years
old on the 2ist Of March
II WAS In John Barrymorss "Moby Dick" that Virginia
given her first role In movie She but two years
stone director cast her Constance bennstta niscs In
After Tonight" She chosen for the part because
Of her ability speak German French end Enslsh After
that, Francis Lederer picked her for little rr role ~
his stage play Autumn Crocus
Later she appeared again with John barrymore In Long
Lost Father" and In STEAMBOAT Quest, with Myrna 10y
Up this point Virginia had had scresn test but
with the casting for Mrs Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch
she given one and was immediately chosen TOT the
role OF "Europena"
From then On. she became . stone IN that
most important Of Hollywood institussons the 80
,urs piaysrs and Me xss Just one ss s's'u's ansr
There was 'addie" Peter Ibbst.on" Maid Of sssr
"outcasts of Poker Flat" Men With Wings" Mother
careys Chickens, Too Hot 10 Handle and The Great
Man Votes.
She has appeared guest star in the Hardy Family
series with Mickey Rooney and viii be remembered for hsr
work In "The Philadelphia Story" and "BArnses BILL"
Wallace Beery triumph.
And now this ace performer IL stsains the thus-
der from such top flight entertainers - MICKEY
Rooney and Judy Garland In "Bsbss Broadway"
This much be said OF Virginia Wsdler any Pic
and that in itself Ia guarantees ws1l be sssins
and more of her the month"; roll by.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19

LAS VEGAS. New. ~ Following
IL the list Of passengers aboard
the sirlinsr which crashed near
here last night
Corporal N n Affrins. air
corps
Second Lieutenant James c.
Harlan. air corps
Sergeant A NJ BsisJcssk. air
corps.
Second Lieutenant Hal p
Browne Jr.. air corps
Sergeant Frederick p. Cook. ar
corps
First Lieutenant Robert y
Crouch. air corps
Frederick }. Dittman. ar corps
rank undetermined
Second Lieutenant X. r. Dona-
hue. air corps.
Mrs. Clark Cable Carols LON
bard. Hollywood.
Lois Hamilton. Detroit. Men.
FIRST Lieutenant Robert =
Ssgren. air corps
Sergeant Edgar A. ssgrsn. air
corps brother ~ Il NsFrsni.
Second Lieutenant Charles u.
Nelson. air corps
Mrs. Elizabeth X. Peters fhfH
Cables mother. Hollywood
Second Lieutenant stuart L.
sWsnson air corps.
Private Martin " TeIirsnk. ar
corps.
Sergeant DAVID nlgmsn. ar
corps.
Private Nicholas garSamins ar
eOrps.
Otto WInkier. movie press
agent. Hollywood.
Crew members
Pilot Wayne Z. Williams.
Co-Piiot Morgan a Gillette.
Hostess Alice =. Cetz.