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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

Sen. Mon c. wallEren and rep.
John NJ. Coffee. In . joint teis-
gram from Washington. d. G.. re-
ported Saturday that ssof. 900 In
federal funds have baen allotted
for construction OF . f0o-bed hos
pltaI AZ Ronton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

Neme<Fs e ne Knights e
rythlss snt r'ythlsn Sisters wtli
- heats THURSDAY - th< fsthisa
Temple b John lie smith Il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
AT USO Ceniers
SATURDAY, OCT. 3

106 Rust Bldg. = Registrauon
of Junior hostesses 0 a. m. to Q
D. m. USO-Travelers Aid service
/ D. m. to IL p. m. Before al
612 Provident building. lnforma-
ton on where to go, what to see.
what to do. Emergency overnight
sleeping accommodations. Addi-
tional services for strangers in the
community in need of assistance.
18th and Pacific - G a m s.
music, personal service, voice re-
cordings, snack bar. All night
service on Saturday night.
18th and Fawcett - Favorite
tunes, Pop" at the piano. $3.50
p. m. Saturday dance and movie
s p. m. All night service.
South Tacoma Saturday
Nighters club. barbecue. bridge.
old-fashioned game night 8 p. m.
tbs Commerce - Dance $50.
112 Provident Bldg. - USo-
4 TdNtlCIt Alu bCTflNt y n ma ~ .
p. m. After / at 106 Rust build
ing.
SUNDAY, OCT. 4
LOG Rust Bldg. - USO-Travelers
Aid service 2 10 10 p. m.
18th and Pacific Quizz pro-
gram TO 4 p. m. Vesper SER
vices 5 to 8.
18th and Fawcett - Cruise To
Canada leaves 6 a. m. Return II
p. m. Coffee hour TO 7 p. m.
sponsored by c. X. Chapter, p. Z.
o. Miss Ethel Carter. president.
Movie in evening.
South Tacoma - Choral group
5 p. m. outdoor sports all day.
Coffee hour p. m. Roundtable
discussion led by Prof. Warren
Tomlinson, 7:30.
us Commerce - Discussion
group 5 TO s p. m Vesper SER
vices 6 TO Z p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Rally on Sunday

winter program.
Ran, on sunday
Emmanuel Lutheran sunday
school will hold It's annual rally
Sunday morning at e:sb. For the
program there viii be recitations
by Gloria castro and Judith Star
witch, a discussion on Steward
ship OF Time" by four intermediate
pupils. Marian Malta, Betty Kul.
seth. Barbara Martlnson and Max
inc Barth. Dorothy BRAKEMAN win
give a vocal selection and Rev.
Theodore BRAKEMAN win deliver
the address.
At the IL o'clock service In the
church Rev. BRAKEMAN win have
what Lack YETI" as his SER
mon topic.
Mrs. Marx whitman of SIS I'd
ave. N. e.. viii be hostess for a
meeting OF the executive board of
the Puyallup Preschool association
Monday evening at 8 o'clock with
Mrs. Kari Diettrick assisting. All
elective officers and committee
chairmen are asked TO attend
To Meet Tuesday
The October meeting Of the local
w. c. T. u. chapter Will be held
Tuesday at p. m. At the home
OF Mrs. Henry Hood. 800 Il. Pic-
neer ave. Mrs. George Harlow viii
lead the dcvotions and Mrs. Ralph
welcker will sing . group Of solos.
During the business session plans
for the years work Will be dis-
eussed.
Members Of the board Of the
American Legion auxiliary viii
meet Monday evening at . o'clock
with Mrs. Stella Ellison. apart
ment POI, 206 s. Meridian ST
Meeting Changed
Puyallup valley sportsmen's
club has changed the time and
place Of It's meetings and viii now
hold sessions the first Wednesday
Of each month at v. =. w. hall on
w. Meeker ave. The first session
under the new arrangement VIII
be Wednesday night at 8 o'clock
with Willie Pence presiding. There
viii be a discussion Of the game
laws and plans win be made for
the venison dinner 10 be held fol-
lowing the hunting season.
-Four FIRE Alarm.
-Four alarms were answered FRI
day by the local fire department.
At IL a. m. the hremen were called
10 the French Cleaners establish
ment at Stewart and Meridian
where they extinglishsd a blaze
caused by orrheated solvent Loss
h estimated by Fire Chief Brake
field At $50 to clothes, covered
BY Insurance. At TAO .. m. the
men were called 10 the Hunt
Brothers csnnery where an oil
burner In the boiler room wen,
out Of control. There Was no
damage. A car owned by Mrs
John Nelson caught fire At ss5s
p. m at 7th and w. Pioneer from
defective wiring sith loss ssti-
mated at SIS and At Gas q cal
was received from AT. Henry
Hsrtinsons home al 1898 sth ave.
~. W. where her new automatic
Etoksr stove had stocked too much
causing some smoke damage.
De. sada:nIy
Funeral services were being ar
ranged Saturday for Wendali J.
Rupp. 20. Of 1901 w. Stewart ave.
VINO died suddenly Friday AZ .
Tacoma hospital.
he came here IN January from
Kansas and vas q driIler At the
Seattle Tacoma shipyards. RE
leaves his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin Rupp; two brothers. L.
Surgeons ceIebress Fifty
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Dies suddsnIy

Funeral services were being ar
ranged Saturday for WendAli J.
Rupp. 20. Of 1901 w. Stewart ave.
VINO died suddenly Friday Al .
Tacoma hospital.
He came here IN January from
Kansas and vas q driIler At the
Seattle Tacoma shipyards. RE
leaves his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin Rupp; two brothers. IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

rryAILrr = After = season
which has tried the patience and
ingenuity a. both farmers and pro-
cezors valley harvesting q her
res win practically eome 10 = cioss
Saturday evening with several -
the packing plants posting notices
that this vii - the last dsy fer
receiving hlackeerries. while there
IL stiil some 81 this crop left -
the vines. the quantity Il net sur
ficient - continue processing al
though the quality stli holds up.
packers say.
The harvest has hem one Il tire
longest IN the history q the val
ley. according 70 growers q long
standing Starting the middle q
May with strawberries there has
scarcely been = day, including
Sundays and holidays. when pick
ers numbering thousands have not
n~en At work IN the fields. some
Of the larger crops harvested In
eluded Strawberries. peas. lettuce.
beans. rsspberries and hlaekeer-
ries and due 10 shortage OF help
and had weather during the early
summer. the strawberry. raspberry
and bean growers took severe
losses.
However. with the close q the
harvest the labor situation II stu
= problem. Csnnrriss are con-
tinuing to operate at full capacity,
processing peaches. pears and APP
pies for which help IL needed. Also
the farmer must look 10 prepars-
ton for ie4s and there Il need for
help throughout the fall and win
ter. Recognizing this. the Pierce
county agriculture labor commit
tee which. IN cooperation with the
u. s. Employment Service. sup
piled the harvest help In the val
ley. will continue To operate and
next week win meet TO plan Its
winter program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Meyers and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

Breakfast, lunch, dinner. A place to live.
clothes to wear; YOUR NEWSPAPER.
You take them pretty much for granted
just because they're the very things no ons
can do without and enjoy . well-balaneed
life. But skip meal-set locked out OF
the house your clothes borrowed
from the hickory limb while you take =
swim - fail to receive YOUR NEWS
PAPER - and you experience hollow
ness, . sense of loss no substitute can fill!
Because our mental needs are equally
a. important a. our physical needs, the
Newspaper becomes part of our daily sus-
tenance. Il tells the truth about what's
going on near and far. Everything that
happens everywhere in the world happens
before your very eyes in the columns Of
the newspaper you read Scientific dis
covery. Home making. How to be fashion
able, healthy and moneywise. Sport. FL
nance. What makes them Tick becomes
assimilated knowledge for all who read .
newspaper.
A vital part of the community In which
II functions, the newspaper employs many
Of your neighbors, from privatc-office ex-
ecutives to newsboys whisking copies to
your doorstep. II leads you TO the stores
- II l. - l. = - -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
House Troilers for Sale
Auto Repairing

ALL MOTORS REBUILT
DAVIS. 1929 CASs TT i-o633
AUTOMOBILE GLASS. springs mufflsrs
installed. lowest rates p900 Dexter.
Townsend 1875.
CARS REPAIRED or Easy CREDIT
1885 GRAND RIVER VERMONT 5-e723
GET CHAMPION REBUILT MOTOR
1865 CASs TE. 1870
MAKE YOUR CAR LAST
SEWARD GARAGE. 30 SEWARD
MOTOR OVERHAUL. $40 Is. Western Mo
tor Rehuiders 1901 Grand River.
hOTORS--An MAKES rebuilt, modernized.
Motor Rebunders. Inc. 1908 4. Larnee.
MOTORS Rebuilt Just Overhauied
VIM MUTT A. SONS, 22s03 Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Uphol

4 FREE cHal- Vitr 2-pc gpso's' joo
NarrVes- Jpho-s'trcfs Tyler 5-5375
2.PC 'ute rtuph0stsrsd S33 so. Maior
pfoirferrg Co. TO. $3.50
ArIISIIC rPHOLsTERFRs
Destructive CREATIONS W 5000
BFLCPEsT UPHoIsTFRING custom
rH suites trs.htrF repairing $500
Fireman urr 221H
CALI FFEK for quality rphofsterng
1855 " CHICAGO-Ho. 1865.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Resorts for Sale

FIVE ROOM cottage houing well. cleo
b tricIt1, ore Acfe garden vicinity hshinE
hunting hRfh.ng hesch. = mile hlacb
RIVER and Lake Huron, Inquire Wilson
Tcsple Mlksdo.
M. ROOM house On rs o. - miles north
Por; Huron. suitable tourist home Plaza
S11g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16

CHRfs-CRAFT cruiser. 32fno,. 1897, re-
conditioned Ike new sleeps q new 13o
n p motor. speed Is -. + hour, many
extras. For quick sale - ESQ. Write
2s073 Humber road, Royal OAK Phone
Lincoln pass
CHRIS CRAFT - foot uttiity. 500
shown by appointment. Lsnox o5s2
CRUISER 3s.u.. double end. s-cylindei
heavy duty scrlrps. $3.50. University
i.1OTi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Real Estate Wanted

ATTENTION-Fast side owners Wsrisi
- once 2-raf HBve s. ZuH To- rHt
I1Wn Might consider house F.ata u+ss
RUYERs--Any east zee property, CasH.
terms Bufd Iyanhoe 2a4l
CASH ~ Full FOR Nutr FgFIT
Ary seCtIlu. $50 DELAY 49, ste
CASH ~aiurE for any KrG a. pr1p,u
east SIDE on.t Lcnor tfIf
HAVE a CASH r.tef 'rr ar' Er.rs.tt tu.
rave - offer TENFFOot To- 1850
HIGHEST PRICES par for clf prErrty.
Eafs side OFly Tuxedo 1891
LIST YoCF PROPEPTT WITH rs
s r HADLEN. tNC
PATTY WIFI CASH WANTS SHALL
HoXE EAST sIcE FOsEViLLE 1910
sINoLEs-FlstG, LGst soc g-ick ass
cash or terms HEITEANN. Ltho1 25t5
WANTED-e 3-btdroom roulst norhatf
seCu-n 81 o00 tovr HnEarn $500
hND s-RoOM HOMES
from o"ntfs cuirs acton guaranteed
hu1sfs eaHirE
a FRITZ fsrs ptRTkS rN g.si7'
~ HOUR Service sale trade Fast Fd'
properly. rstt4ns. t55s Crstyt p. 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
SeUing Machines

Al SEWING machine vacuum. washer
repairing 81 90 Free estimates Buy
Sci LENON 1880. Central Service.
EXPERT repairs. all models sewing ms
chimes. guaranteed Estimates @ 3is5.
GOOD USED wHITEs and SINGERS
A. low - SIS 50 We repair all makes
CaH Pa O75s for free sstimatss
White Sewing Machine Co. 1880 Library
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Houses for Sale

ArTTNTIoN- var p,ks rss- s-N..' rosd
S-roor N0f A. rFaf 500 Cow" fr're
s. 800 ~on~ ham $500 W.
So 500 l-0a.-s si's var lNf' it-f
RkRGATN-Certer Lire ss-s Ctarr %
room. sfVer Wster, ERF elective, $ 80"
terms s. 500 cash
pFARRoRN Township -Gsfaee home. D''
pA'e- Also a.t.s -'n0 homes
modem Two Hntris7e1 homes f''
terms George Hss'nt. ltI'" Ford ."
fFRnrN ANp-lt -a0rs deal for room
trI house. s. ma. terms lafsye're fisa
TFRNpAIF rooms fuH basement I.i
rar rr- $3.50 S'7n Hr rs
HAMIi Ton pasadena -- s'y 20 % ~ =
Nzfr ~ bssr~"u' ea'ae' Nl.9''. WIZ
$50 down Williams. H.. .-ii'>.
ILENE-FULLERTON
r. sr~ {? baths. gar $50 drive rir'
isu~ ,rl, & s0r S con IN shown D..
Appointment o-'' ~ 2Ti2l
iAKFLAND- huron River 20 m,'es north
YpFisrt lErse rs cabin iufn'shtl
modern rented - present Shl. nee. INC
rfrss Csf'nsr ?30s Room go
LINCOLN Farm lsct Gsrhcia moteJr
y a f-rsct raraCcs PAVING patio
s. $50 $50 down hsiF Ncs' f1r-
TT.ETK TTETTY TNVFFTNFNT co
" i-lAoa
it-THER--S rooms modern: garage. new
roof: s. 800 terms Lafayette flS3
MILITARY. Vernor-e-roow colonial. only
s. 500 1878 down Lafayette AlS3
Pasadena Near Woodward
Living room dining room kitchen bod
rooms snd hath. furnace $3.50 down. IA ].
arc. x2S IN month includes taxes THIS
WILL CO THIS WEEK. CAL Mr.. Osborn
HGNNAN REAL ESTATE ExCH. nc.
REMINGTON. $3.50 near outer Drive and
Consni New 5-room huck only s. $50
Open Tuxedo 2-7733
RosEVILlE CGrstiot-lIis MILO roous
Gear garage s. 500 easy terms. Tuxedo
.-lsff
4-RooM. unfinished between bomber plant
Ypsllartl Townsend 7-7ls3. before II
mornings
T.MILE corner Gaylord. Io-room brick
suitable for apartments Owner, Red
ford 1871
62S HORTON-S3,5 500
Modern u rooms FURNITURE for sale.
Immediate possession; terms. TEMPLE
2-ss7s
CoLoRED-wEsT SIDE BARGAINS
Choice ?-families and singles
Cru'chsr asa HoGrsw TY 5-aSsh-f-o2of
CoLoRED =? singles SIS; hot air heat.
gar. Canfisld-John Il. Singleton, CA. 1905
CoLoRED-sCorTEN beautiful modern.
Z hedrnoms painted walls $500 dn.
sLoRIN, s3ns Woodward TR. i.o56o
CoLoRED Rent basement for club
parties! nicely arranged all conveniences.
$50 Frederick
COLORED- Farnsworth tRiVsrdl. 81 300
S27 mo. BARGAIN. Cannon Bros. Fl Olfo
COLoRED-Rents increAs'E, Buy now 10 r
On, any sec, Jess +. Parker. IL. l-lso3
CoLoRED-GRAB THIS QUICK
iS44 Hancock y lRivArdl, Rrk. as in
come steam 1T, large lot. gsraEs So goo
GEO sTTFRFR 4st7 Chene. TT. l'aatt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
"A Automobiles Wanted
AAA-JrJNK CARS WANTED

AAA-JUNK CARS WANTED
Highest dollar paid. Townsend s-tosv
BETTER price for junk cars; also
wrecks. 8. A s. Auto Parts TW. l-2333.
A BETTER PRICE paid for junk cars
and trucks. Olive $3.50.
ANY MAKE. condition; junk; wrecked
cars. Pay more than junk prices. Murray
QAOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
RADIO SERVICE
RErRIGrRATi0N SERVICE
ROLLER sKArIN0. DANCING

ROLLER SKATING nightly except tues
day. Saturday Dancing saturday. Wires
tling Tuesdays. Windsor Arena, 372 Nc
Dougsl. Windsor
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate lis,.
inss IN the BID Sunday Times Want A
lsectionl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Business Property for Sale

500 DOWN $500 balance IKE rent: large
hrick store s-room Nat fun basement
furnace double brick garage. 634a-5l Grand
River. TYLER e-An2l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Bungalows for Sale
income Bungalows for Sale
A GOOD BUY

A GOOD BUY
Wisconsin. No Smile: SIS; immediate
possession zoe, dn reconditioned. Davis
1925 wyoming IN. $3.50.
EXTRAORDINARY bargain at 81 ESQ
Fischer-Mack; a.; excellent condition
stove heat Act quickly. owe 1l5O.
FORFsTLAWN-Van Dyke. So private
entrance. must sacrifice. IS. $50. Terms
glocur p243
CoIORED-Invsrness, rooms, 81, 400
great big bargain. Hurry! olson, Unit
versi;y $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Little Farms for Sale

HOME ~ your own, including 2 acres
fertile land total price 81 63S. entire
down payment financed No cash outlay
rH In- Newman, Wayne and Goddard Rds.
RICHMOND acres good 8. room house
rfC,tIr CifV water orchard, 81 500.
'rrrls SfrauSscr preNsl $3.50
Two ACRES. cottage: private lake; 2e
miles from Detroit. Murray s5ai
= ACRES-Good soil. transp.. schools
Realty Service. Wood. -i2-Miie RIO. 2sOs.
" ACRE rms unf. cleo, fenced
81 a25, S35O down vi l-06ba
a. ACRES near a-MUe and Harper:
water. good soil; bus service handy o.
East side industries. 209il Harper. Tux
edo 2 1920.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Land Contracts

ALL land contracts bought. mtges made.
McHugh, l4lo Ford Bldg. Cadillac O34a
ANY desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN +. LANPHAR a COMPANY
sth Floor. Lafayette Bids. Cadillac $40
CASH for land contracts or residential
prop. Home Associates, TY. 6-3l54.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Boats and Equipment

WANT motorcycles or EQUITIES Cash wait
inE Edw. Kshos Co. e6et Grand River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
LaLe ard River Property for Sale

s4 ACRES with goo young fruit tree
Private iAke entrance High and dr'
Wrndsffui opportunity for chicken farm
InA~hrrn 1881. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16

ATTENTION. var p,ks rrs- f-N..r road
S-roor N0' A. -saf 500 d0v0 fr'reg
s. 500 8 -anrt h8fh $500 n .ur. priced
s. 500. T-oaI-s st7s var nykf rIsFa
-ba-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Houses for Sale
(Wsa Of WooduGrd)

PURITAN tHiehiana rayA Two hec
rooms down. three NJ; vacant, move "
OisNn unyersit, $500
sCHoOLCRAFT Sect7T-NeW rooms
basement furu 50 500 terms no SOLO
Y y Custsfson 5000 Stho. riAt
STOFpFl I3sSi--2-Hory. bedrooms
fireplace $500. Hart Ho se'l
NFRNoR 18TH. . -fGmH, s. nn rerrs.
RraEss 4is7 Vsruor. "A $40
NTT Hosriisi Section horss St00 No S7u1
IN Martin ?ONie Var Born pE e'f7
FROM r,ossrr pAvs1 STREET nj. Hps
Sap7S terrns 2'2a0 Ga. River. RE-
oSeo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Industrial Property

BUILDING suitable for defense plant
5000 square feet. extra 3O-H lot
81 600 West side Vinewood 2-1s5O.
WNANDOTTE--3 acres, railroad siding
real estate department, Wyandotte state
Rank. NineWood 2-22iS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16

Motorcycles and Bicycles

HAVE your tires Vulcani1sd ana regroovs
lOae7 GrAtiOt, a. French road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
SNITH-ORR co.
Coal and Coke
Wood

ALL PEST HARDWOOD Furnace chunks
mn,d. l3g4t Mach Telephone Murray
p--s
GENUINE uBtIV fsctory biscks and
cuttings All clean wood East side ONLY
.f.I CD%NfE ARLINGTON Uulu
hI+liIEg So osr chunks. So mixed.
30 DIf.c tees i.sruK 6.i|.
SEASONED furnace fireplace wood. KIN
rrt ftffel coal Bonner Wood.
Vermont p -ret
,HH bic FKET SfW KiNDLtNG
>oJns Fstt SIDE Delivery s. So
Wett S'1t %, Vsr, So slocum 1852
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Electric Refrigerators

ATTENTION.
EIGHT LATE MODEL KEFRTGERATORs
Low PRICES Easy TERMS
BEFFSu 1863 MICHIGAN At SIXTH
REFRIGERATOKS-S 3y 80 up, 1t. Ham
iit0n kefrlE.. 5O3i Hamilton TT 1880
WESTINGHOUSE SIT sealed in unit Ike
new also two FTigidsires loft, sacri-
nee Midvs'. s2ps Woodward.
" GESUINE Frlgidaf's rshuiF Ike new
ycN~ishsd Gusrante,r aO hpy, Las
rs,od used ue havs First come Gre
served Ope- sunday I ~ Hurry ~
trsset CIt). Music Company. 5252 Crstiot
I7fl2 NArs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
SeUing Machines

SINGERS. Whites. servced. others; 81 in
homes. free estimates. Ninewood 1870.
WHITE sewing mach. ~. sell out chear.
open sun. Csstigiione. $3.50 Gratiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16

FtGHTN" acres Ievcl. dark clay loan soil
F07f fences excellent buildings. stlo.
v7lHE orchard twenty acres new seeding.
sex acres wheat Jour acres tmhef stock
sr1 rev narhIrfrs $40 500 hAf cash bal
ar.r terms Pcn Tulmhie 200 y. Frank
m ave g2fs2 Firt Mich
FARMS in OceArA County ALL sizes ana
prices. lake snd river frontage hunt
fr- and ASKING tracts. Hanson Osborn.
Fart Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Household Appliances

REBUILT sWEEPERs
HOOVER EUREKA GENERAL ELFC-
TRIO, PREMIER FLECTROLUX-Se p5.
ONE YEAR GUARANTEE
UNIVERSAL RADIO A APPLIANCE CO
1880 GRATlOT, NEAR SMILE
VACUUMs repaired In homes. 81. FIRE,
estimates; buy. seli vinevood l5a7o
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-01-09
Mass Meeting Stresses
Defense Needs

A comprehensive closeup OF
the Philippine Islands, which
included their Importance to the
United States as an outpost
against Japanese aggression of
this nations varied interests,
was among the hiRhlights of the
program given at the mass meet
ng on behalf of the Glacier
County Preparedness and Advi-
sorry Commission in h e high
school auditorium last Saturday
evening. the speaker being Supt.
Roy Nash of the BIackfeet IEdisn
Agency.
Supt. Nash gave scholarly &C.
count of the Far East out of his
early day experience as director
of the School of Forestry in the
University of the Philippines.
Pointing out that the Japanese
were basically concerned with
fostering its own empire, he said
that they were strategically sit
uated as to wage a vicious war
and that the United States would
he put to the fire test in order to
finally triumph.
J. l.. Sherburne's talk was a
pleasing sketch in part of First
World War days Browning and
neighboring communities were
giving of their best in patriotic
devotion to the countrys cause.
He pointed out important specific
deeds done to emphasize the pre-
sent Importance OF cooperation of
citizens.
Fred Getty in his talk stressed
the importance of bolstering the
nations fighting forces by pat
roDizing the d e of Defense
Bonds and Stamps.
He discussed his subject to the
point, having his audience appre-
ciate the fact that buying of the
bonds and stamps was not an
altruistic gesture. but rather an
act in defense of their won flesh.
Supt. X. w. Bergan of Brown.
ing public schools discussed the
building up and maintaining of'a
healthful morale under the stress
of war. Various factors con-
tributing towards successful pro-
secution of the nations war eff
tort were cited by him. His talk
had been carefully prepared and
teemed with vital points.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-01-09
People Urged To Salvage
Used Paper For Defense

Ali Browning townspeople and
business houses are asked to save
all paper and magazines for pick
up by the local Boy Scouts under
sponsorship of the Browning
Lions club in line with the Ma
tional salvage campaign. 1t is
planned to have the Scouts call
for the paper each Saturday.
Organization of the campaign is
in the hands of James Burdett,
Murl Beck and Weston Clark.
When collection is desired call
or contact any of the above COM
mittee, local scouts or their
leaders. Louis Schroer and Rex
Campbell. Everyone is urged to
place loose paper in cartons or
sacks and to tie magazines in
bundles to facilitate handling.
Proceeds from the sale of the
paper and magazines will be
used by the Lions Club to foster
the war effort.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-01-09
Local Woman Relates Experiences

Some of the most enjoyable
and inspiring moments Of her
life was the province of Mrs.
Maggie Jackson Chouquette,
Browning citizen. who returned
Wednesday from New York City,
where she had been the house
guest of Mr.. Mrs. Daniel Martire
since the latter part of Decem-
Der.
1t was her second visit to the
world famed metropolis. she
having been there when she was
child back in 1909 in accom-
panying her mother who partici-
pated in Blackfeet Indian eX-
position staged in Nj d j On
Square Garden.
Among the highlights of her
last visit was the witnessing of
American sailors taking over the
French liner Normandie, berthed
10 New York Harbor.
On the occasion of Christmas
she was one of a small honored
group at the Pontifcial midnight
mass in St. Patrick's Cathedral,
which stood before thousands
to take communion. Following
mass she was blessed by Father
Rhine, noted Catholic divine.
At Radio City she was given
contract to make lapelle mecca
sins for the Concourse Gift Shop.
Mrs. Chouquette is member
of one Glacier county's SUBJ
stantial families, her father
having deem a scout under Gen
eral Custer.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-01-09
100 Attend Meeting At
Cut Bank, Launch Bond
Sale Campaign

Heads of oil industries and
owners of mercantile and other
establishments in Cut Bank and
Browning attended a meeting
at the Elks hall Monday night
that inaugurated an intensified
compaign for the sale of defense
bonds in the county. More than
100 attended.
Subjects given most attention
were the arrangements whereby
employers would assist their en-
pIoyees in working out a plan
carrying out saving pledges. Ex-
PLANTATION of various phases were
made by Allen Zell. head of the
county merchants association;
Fred Getty, Browning banker;
J. l.. Sherburne of Browning: H.
c. Davis. superintendent of the
Cut Bank high school. and Mrs.
E. M. Minette. Cut Bank post
mistress. Mrs. George Chambers,
county chairman, presided.