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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20


Vance County:
Oxford OrrhanaCc.
w.
j. {. kittrCll. Mrs. Leila Moss, T..
G.. Moss. and wife. j. Is. Moss and
wife. Mrs. T.. I. IIuSkcth and huS-
hand. T.. +. IIu>kcth. and all other
heirs "f Lewis Henry Moss. Mrs.
W. T.. Moss twidDwl. ". q. Moss
and wife. and all other children
Of the late w. T.. Moss. Mrs. W. ii.
NJ. Jenkins and husband W. H. NJ.
Jenkins. and all other heirs of
Joseph Young Moss. w. r.. Moss
and wife v. y. Moss. and wife. and
all other children and heirs of John
y. Moss. o. Il. Moss and wife. Yer
non Moss and wife. and all other
heirs of Howell Cobb Moss. Vance
Moss and wife. Joe Moss and vile.
Miss Evelyn Moss. the widow and
children of =. J. Moss. and all
other heirs of Peter Moss. all
heirs of John Robert Moss.
whether or not named herein and
including unborn heirs.
Tho defendants w. T.. Moss and
wife -- Moss. V. Y. Moss and
wife - Moss. Vance Moss and
wife Moss. Joe Moss and
wife Moss. Miss Evelyn Moss.
w. .. Aio~s and wife ----- Mo :.
Mrs. ". r. Moss (widuw). O. =.
Moss and wife -- Moss. Vernon
Moss and wife -.-- Moss. the heirs
nj Mr.. Mamie Moss Jenkins. the
heirs of " T.. Moss (latc Of Durham,
N. c. the heirs oi John S. Moss. tho
Il Y Nj d.
l.. Mos. IN" heirs Ol s. J. Mos, the
hers of j." "ph Young Moss. the
heirs al Howell Cobb Moss. the heirs
of Lewis Henry Mos. IL" hers oi
Peter Mos. In" heirs of Mrs. Lucy
Moss Barley. the heirs rr Mrs. Sally
Moss. and Ill other heirs of John Il.
Mos Cat" If Vance Cuuntv), will
take motto" that an action entitled as
above h1E been commenced in the
Superior Court Of Vance County.
North Carolina. Ia cOnStrtIC the will
of the late John Il. Moss 10 determine
whether 81 NOT the plaintiff can sell
and convey tho remainder interest
devised I" II Ivy the said John II.
Moss IN real estate adjoining Chest
nut. Gary. Peace and Young Streets.
ana WIgGrn Street. III said Vance
County. the relief demanded consists
IN cTCIudmg tho heirs Of John X.
Moss from any interest therein: and
The SAID defendants will further talk
notice that They arc required to an
pear al the office Of the Clerk of
the superior Court of said County
IN the Courthouse in Henderson, N.
{. within thirty days after the 5th
day of SctcmIbcr. 1912. and answer
or Dcmur Ia the Complaint in said
action. or the plaintiff will apply 10
the Court for the relief demanded in
said complaint.
This 18th day ri August. 1912.
+. o. FALkNER.
Clerk Of the Superior Court of
Vance County. North Carolina.
l3-2O-27-3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20

Sclf-appointcd high position should
be found violating important dictums.
Such Il one ought la know better.
and ought 10 act accordingly.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATION

Having qualified as executor of
the Estate Of S. !. Lane. ST.. late Of
Vance County. North Carolina, thi;
is 10 notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased ia
exhibit them to the undersigned at
Henderson, North Carolina. on or be-
fore the Isl day OF August. 1913, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar or
their recovery. All persons indebted
10 said c;tatc will please make i'm.
mediate payment.
This Goth day of July. 1912.
S. j. LANE. JR.,
Executor S. J. Lane. ST..
Perry & Kittrcll. Attorneys.
Henderson. N. e.
1906 l3-2O-27-3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20

VITA VAR HIGHEST QUALIFY
paints AT the lowest prices III lown
Sec us before buying your pam,
Tanner Roofing Co, Phone 6O6
Wychc ST. IN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20

WANTED YOUNG MAN For PER
mancnt position. must have neat
appearance and weigh rs much a,
leo pounds. Address Young Man.
care Dispatch. 2n-2u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20

OH SiioEs-LIkE OLD FRIENDS
always wear best. Let us rcbu;Is
your old shoes without losing tba,l
comfort. Phone All. We raj, I'' en-
ana deliver. Norwich Shoe Repair
l-U
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20

LOOK AT THESE GOOD USED
cars: l941 Chevrolet Coach with
radio and heater; 1887 Ford Tudor
% horse power, SpeclaI at S35OOD.
1887 Ford Coach. 60 horsepower. a
good buy at $4,000: 1885 Ford
coupe, clean as pin. priced at
Sl5n.0o. Several good Model 4
FordS at $4,000 to $500 each a
look will convince you these are
real values. Candler-Palmcr Motor
Company. .-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20

Animal IciugcCs. choice bioodcd
i'N'.'"rE ir"m European nations. are
nc'n@ imported IN considerable num-
bCr.-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20

JUST ARRIVED LARGE ,.,,.
n,on, ; Snsei music of the latest and
most popular song hits. Sec ~, ana ma
your needs. Affords PRINTING ~, 'oI
Office Supply Store. ahd
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20

GOOD VALUES IN LAWN NOW
erS' rakes. weed cutters. wal,
DroomS, iln2r WAX. brass poI,'h
oicado paint cleaner, 10 nano'
gIuc. furnace cement, etc. phono
80, Alex S. Watkins. On ,'' ~.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20
WANT ADS
Get Results

FOR THE BEST IN SOFT DRINKS,
sandwiches, call Red Taylors
Greyhound Soda Shop. Instant
service and pleasing prices. 30-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20

If YOU WANT TO GET \ LOT
"t furniture irr a small amount Of
money try Il. T.. SaltcrwhItc &
Sons. near Fire House. lH-ii
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20

FOR RENT:FOUR ROOM ITN,.,:--
R f;,.r, oath available Scptcmhor
iirSt. Turner avenue. Phone %y ~, S!
II. l.. MuStian. DIV.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20

mad" ny turning 81 -haplnG hIm-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20

WE HAVE ALL NEW HELP AT
Carolina Shoe Shop. Your shos.
will be ready when you saw w"
want them. Try us. Phone 246.J
l0-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20

BUSINESS CCI,--
September 3. Accredited 'teLEGE
success is based upon Purpo nr"Uol
ouStry, Education, Vision ~, In
ing. Our training makes r IAN
inc other factors of success r'S'iole
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20
WANT ADS
Get Results

TOBACCO GROWERS 1:E.r -
Pack Nrrn Insurance. 81 YOUR
Rates reasonable. Citi,on.om us.
m m trust Co., Insurance Deps sdk
2Ru
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20

Buy War Bonds or Stamps Now.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20

DON'T WAlr-BUT YOUR GOV
crnment war damage insurance
from Gates Insurance Agency
Phone 300, llorner building. o0-if
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20

FOR RENT: TWO CONNECTING
furnished rooms. Sink IN Kitchen.
lights. water. phone, garage fur
niShcd. Phone 886-W or call at
BOB William street. Mr.. Il. G..
Bobbitt. 2O-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered al the post Office i'll IIcndcr-
son. n. G.. as second class mail matter.
Evening star., 1942-04-05

that way. you can brush your curls
smooth and turn them in for head
hugging roll.
ABOUT FACE. Since he prefers to
believe that Dresden pink-and-white
skin and maraschino-red lips are
your very own, defend his illusions.
That means going easy on the art,
and settling for makeup that re-
quires the minimum of re-touching.
Luckily. new Spring shades in make
up, keyed to the gentle Defense
blues and to the navy-blue of your
unofficial uniform, won't let you
blast his illusions. Almost any kind
of makeup can do that if you put
it on with too lavish hand. or 60
in for touch-ups in public.
SHOW or HANDS, The kind a
man likes to hold are as much at
home grasping the jack that jimmies
up an automobile tire, as they are
fiuttering decoratively over a tea
table. Such versatility calls for care.
The very least is dab-and-rub with
a lotion or cream before you leave
the basin; weekly manicure; and
frequent change of polish. If you
Evening star., 1942-04-05
She stays charming
and pretty despite
rough defense work
% %hstz Blythe
Pr YoU WANT to please the men,

Rr YoU WANT to please the men,
or only one hero. in uniform.
look feminine. A man on leave,
seeking momentary escape from
the grim business of war. gravi-
aates toward charm. grace. and pret-
tiness as unerringly as magnetic
needle veers toward the pole. Want
some leads on this patriotic under
taking? An Army captain, speaking
off-the-record, IS willing to oblige.
IN THE SERVICE, too? If you're
one of the Amy of Defense work.
ers, entitled to wear a uniform,
wear it, Of course. 1t speaks with
more authority and makes for more
efficiency. But peel it off, when
work is over. A man on leave wants
to squire belle. not a little soldier
in skirts. What's more. little ex-
citement in clothes, after toiling
at defense, is an escape for you. too.
Outfits not only have to suit the
hero's tastes but the temper of the
times. That means a compromise
between the serious and the light
of-heart. A hint to the wise: Brush
up on styles. They'll be diverting
news to him.
HEADLINES of your own: A short,
wartime bob makes them. Wear
soft-as-plume curls al around your
little head. This Golf is youth
full, unaffected. easy on -the-upkeep,
and. safe from irritating hand-to-
head gestures 1t is safe, that is. if
hair is born-curly or you keep a
permanent in it. A permanent once
every three months does the trick,
hairdressers tell me. If you are the
chic. tailored type and He likes you
Evening star., 1942-04-05
THE GIRL A SOLDIER LIKES

haven't the time to change polish,
investigate the quick-sealing, lac
quer-holding fixatives, clear, color
less stuff that goes over pink jackets
and makes them less apt to fray at
the edges. AS for nail tips, forced
growth is out for the duration. Many
girls are filing their nails even with
the fingers and squaring them off
at the corners. Remember when your
piano teacher filed your nails into
the same functional patterns?
C0HGE-HITHER means perfume in
times of war and peace. But use
it to make you sparkle, not to make
strong men swoon. Use it to an
nounce your departure, rather than
to telegraph your arrival. Light
bouquets are still in vogue for day
time; the Oriental business is for
evening. But siren scents, like slinky
dresses, are better suited to certain
types. If you are not the type, settle
for perfume wardrobe of all-fioral
come-ons. Perfume is nice passed on
by hand, waited from hair, floated
from wells, waved from handker-
chiefs; even sent through the post.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
Recruiting Station
Reveals Enlisimenis

Cnief Qaarfernssfer Charles
W. Graham. In charge q the Ia
coma navy recruiting office. an
nouneed Monday the following
men from Tacoma and IL vicinity
have enlisted during the past week
Richard Thomas Knowles. son 81
Charles Knowles. H z. Puysilisy
Kennedy h Cox. son u Kennedy
y. Cox. 81. ri ]. Box s54. Puyals
up; Allen Norman Blankenahlp.
son q John A Biankenzhlp. izss
Alder 81, csntrahs. Ray OFlyng.
husband - Elizabeth Drz4Ssela
OFlyng. 500 So. YsNms. Victor
Raymond Ksper1ck. an ~ Joseph
Paul Kspsrck. 1913 -. 4sth -
George AndreR Waiz. husband n
Myrtle Wutz. 7zsf 80. Pfc =,
James I Pau. r. son q James I.
Paul. Ar Pr 3. Box s7I. Mount
Vernon. Sel Eugene Stevens. son
q Wilbur Mel Stevens. 1910 3 W
18Th Il. Portland kobcrf Matthew
Nelson. husband u OuIAe gIs.an
NELSON Rt :. Box zzIH. snd
james Conrad Woif. 81 q Pred
rex Conrad Wolf. szOs No. zsth >;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
u. S. Wins Round
In Bridge Case

Five years OF see-saw litigation
between the Nsns Toll Bridge Co.
and the United states government
over damages caused by the con-
strlction OF Bonneville dam on the
Columbia river saw the govern
ment win the latest round.
Dispatches from San Francisco
Monday revealed that on Sept. %
the u. S. circuit court had reversed
a decision of a district court jury
which had granted the toll bridge
company a judgment Of x20,000 on
April IL. 1871, In a trial presided
over by Judge John {. Bowen.
The $4,000 judgment came on
the second trial Of the case after
a jury in the first trial had award
ed the plaintiffs no damages.
Judge Bowen later granted a new
trial to the plaintiffs. Originally
the case had been dismissed but
was reinstated for trial.
During the trials. both Of which
were held in Tacoma, testimony
showed that the government had
rebuilt a bridge for the company
at a cost OF $3.50. 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
Bridge Tenders
Ask Higher Pay

Bridge tenders on the spans
over Tacoma tldeflats waterways
are not pensioners and were In
the city council chamber In force
Monday 70 protest an Implication
BY some unnamed person tina, they
are.
incidentally. they were there 10
compare their Jobs 20 IA. city
police and firemen and IN AK the
same pay being pat In the budget
for those officers. IN the past. they
said. they always have bern 10 re-
garded.
Bridge tender and llnemsn are
The most hazardous jobs In the
city service" declared Jimmy
Martin. main spokesman for the
group.
BE sgreed that the average Job
calls for opening a bridge less
than once Ia - hours. bot sid
maintenance also must be con.
sidered
Charlie Kemltz. who has held a
similar Job for about - years.
also put IN a plea 70 b. Kept on a
scale with the other departments.
Bridge tenders now receive SITS
per month. Works Com missioner
n whose department
hey are employed. revealed that
b. has them n N. tentative
budget for fis5. the salary re-
gusktsd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
~ ko>srasrrN sruoNoy
Soviet War Writer

hAiiNGRaD DELAYED n.
ssy Is sfire and the very .ar,h
tremhies siong this 4o-mle front
running through the city Itself -
suburbs, factories and workers.
settlements.
The very pattern Of StslinFrads
main streets has been ohHtsrates
and others have been ehurnsd IN
- much BY bomb hits that thew
are nearly impossible.
The few women and children
who have not been removed take
sheltsr In Easements Of wrecked
buildings or caves dug INTO the
walls Of ravines leading down to-
ward the Volgs.
In the streets the wrecksge Of
crashed nazi hombers is piling NJ.
Shells puneture the sky
without end. The blaze Of
burning houses lights The
whole horizon. Artillery
thunders necessarily and the
crash OF bombs Is heard night
and day.
There is no such thing as a safe
spot in stslingrad today.
The people are no longer both
cred by this.
The volgs that flows through
stslingrsd is not the Volga we
have known. Its banks are pitted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
Asks Council 10 Reverse Decision,
Give Hotel License 10 Mrs. Chavis

Continued frcm Pare Onsf
rented nearly e. "a = rcoms 4
defense workers At haA hesn
operating = slnos August.
TIE application W. made
IN the name sf Mrs arirr.
explained sehern,er. h>-Aas.
tire operators aere advised.
net ~ him. that thes thss
could ssead tn. puhiicity whleA
would attend enc IN the name
Of Am Thompson er Mrs. Jay
Cassis.
Naynr Cain answered that
Chsvis Rad called d 80 him last
week after the application Nks
turned down b. the eouacsi ard
~ thought that explanation prob
ably Was correct.
he added that he didat see how
any more publicity could have
been attained.
In explaining tho councils
action Cain aid the name Of
Ann Thompson had = s.ome-
what negative" meaning to
everyone In the elts ef Ia
coma.
Sehermer thanked him for using
such moderate terms.
Sehermer said he recognized
that the filing Of the application
IN the name Of Mrs. GriEKs "makes
the situation look unpleasant.
But ! think Mr.. Peterson "A.
O. fetersonl the license inspector
Will tel you 1t was filed that way
not 10 fool him. said the attorney.
hut for a definite reason
Sometimes leopard changes its
spots and these people wanted to
change things.
Assuming \ prediction in
the past for illegitimstc Gu
terprises, II IL more attrao-
tive now, due TO war con-
ditions, TO run this as = legit-
innate enterprise. They went
In In August aud have run II
80 since then"
Because OF the war. he said,
nooming hotel FOR war workers il
an extremely lucrative business.
The attorney referred 10 the
letter from the license inspector
recommending denying OF the liz
censo by making some defense OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
Thought Italian
Was Torpedo

LONDON A sailor aboard .
British cutter became 80 excited
when 1t rammed and sunk an
Italian submarine that he mlstook
a swimming italian officer for a
torpedo.
The sailors confusion Was
exeussble, however, because
the Italian proved Ia be
former olympic star and he
streaked through the water
toward the cutter with "a
vigorous championship crawl"
the admiralty said.
The cutter was the Ialworth
formerly the cheian Of the Amer
lean Coast Guard. The submarine.
the Pietro caiyi, attempted TO dive
after being rsmmsd. but depth
charges from the Lulworth blew
her 20 the surface. Her guns
killed the submarines commander
and the oemofalized crew sur
rendered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
Suffers Injuries
In Auto Collision

As result of being thrown for
ward when the car in which she
was riding struck one in front Of
il. Mrs. Natelia h. Mylsnd, 20.
OF the Anoby apartments. was
treated at st. Joseph's hospital
early Monday morning.
The car driven by Harold Ny
land ran into the rear Of one
driven by Wallace Hill which was
stopped for the signal light at
Path and Ea. l. SITS. little after
midnight. Mrs. Myland suffered
decorations Of the nose and mouth.
abrssions Of one shoulder and loss
Of a tooth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
Lite in Beseiged Sialinqrad
Described by Russian Writer
okY Afire. the Forth Trembles Without
oufceose; Hove No Time TO Bury Dead

Sith crstsrs Bombs that miss
Their targets fall into the water
and sesd up huge waterxpouts.
Heavily lsaen fsrryhosts ant 9th
sr light craft Ply constantly hack
and forth 10 tire eelssgusred city.
The din q battle echoes across
the dark Volra waters.
There - no TIM - harx the
dead Of this battle. IN the
Nolga shores lie the eharred
eorpses 81 women and chill
dren burned % death uhen
the Germans bombed n steam
er that vas taking them 10
safety.
One evening this week crossed
the volga TO Stalingrad. The bat
tlefield stretched ahead Of me in
the hrief dusk Of this southern lat
itude smoking mounds and burn
ing streets The enemy's white
signal flares shot high into the
sky.
Night brings no relief from bat
tie. The air huns with the throb
Of. German bomeers eircling the
city with their loads.
Seated beside me on the ferry
coming across the Volga was a
Ukranian girl. she
was an assistant 10 an army doc
tor. This was her fourth or fifth
trip To the city, helping to re-
move the wounded.
Il ought 20 be used 10 IL,
suppose she said "a We ap-
preached the Stalingrad bank.
"yet every time ! come ] am
a hit afraid "a land. I've been
wounded tuice-once quite Sc
riously-but I never once
thought that l would die be-
cause I have seen 80 little Of
life a. yet"
The headquarters of Stain
grads defense command are situ-
ated deep underground where the
enemy cannot smash them.
The faces of those who direct
The battle are gray as ashes and
their eyes are feverish with lack
81 sleep. While talked with
hem tried 10 light a cisaret. II
was no good. Match after match
went out. There was too little
oxygen in the air.
In one Stalingrad building
a bakery, by some miracle, IL
still functioning amid the
bomb charred ruins.
Life goes on in stalingrad. The
people must have bread.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
How Long Hall Ys Between I've Opinions
Pastor Sees Many Trojan
Horses That Threaten
United States War Effort


snsss - sacrifice tae great Tt<s-
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n~~a ne s-ss.u..s. s.--.. n
eff - klztsh. lies 80 h<it -
e~tws~a TIA epsHleHs
shall q suetihste - - rFsfIls
sd snsfalfsaet. tie dss<sp<flun e
szsish aaeEidssd hsiaftEs. at ~
ssffefsese 4 daas a<=sf< - h~lr =
a. sasll i - sk.s a tales - -
anything xtsst HsmsiY. s<xe<zssz
81 80 seeFtflref fIse Iszoa wtzl
vs -ke hmpsns e@tse<e tie opAn-
iona
pe~a ah< e<ntnftss e4<e<a .
hsnatiax eternal pfia<spls. 49,
esssiaas - sossr f<lsh. - shall Il
- aass feas tszF rata a~Is<.
msnss ezsf hzsssss =Chees> - th<a
a<y ~hsm - shall SERVE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
Strike al Wenaichee
Paper in Second Week

NfNAIfBff - AEs n1Enxs-
mept q TIE Wenatehss Word
negotiated with tao unions Mon
tzg and continued 70 publish q
one-shest newspaper - a strike
- -four stsrsotyperH entered ia
Eerone week
Publisher Rufus Woods Ssiar-
day rsleets1 a pfopossd agreement
submitted - ths Typokrzphiesl
union. asking higher wages and
closed shop. sna suggested q
eDuntsr-prgpa~sl pfoVialar for
Continuance ~ the open shop.
Negotiations kIth th- Typo
graphical union are Proceeding.
and TIE splrif betsesn the parties
seems Harmonious Wooca zsld
With fhs exception = ~ four
men 1no are IN sfrlks. al ether
employees haze bee. kept On tns
payroll
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29

ths record - Nrs. Chavi. Peter
scn hsd referred % past nqsscr
convictions a. he r~sa hctei.
formerly run ~ Der. sehsrmer
sasd J, ~as IA understanding the
heiel actually Nas operated hy
someone else snd that Mrs. Chasis
wzs net convicted q any viola.
tens
beth License tssr~etar
fetetsea and safety oesassl.-
sieser Iaags~tA r~osmsn<uss~d
dea,ing the ilorn>e LAT
"Wednesday and the esuacil
voted unanimously.
Cain tod tas attorney the hesi
The council could % would - 10
think about ia Aetion ard cen.
sider whether Il should b. changed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29

NFsStftG =s~ Arf4uilfzf sfuenf Ut
me appointment Of Harold V.
Simpson sx permanent represents
I've u the IVES, cosx; LIH4b~r-
mems association In wsshinst0fs.
u. G. sas made by TIE association
Monday. simpsDn IL native ana
pfe-disei ~ orss0a. while . large
shass ~ hls llnst<r Industry "a
persnes VAS acquired - secretary
and assistant Tsnefsl Bzasssr 81
the sssbosrd Lumber company q
ssatsis Born At Assisaf. ore
hs eoBpisisf BE s6s.eassou ~ fhs
University - Orssos. IN Esgsas.
graduating IN 1878 He ss@ trent
Ia. ssrvses sltk ne ARTILLERY IN
Horld War I.
Mr.. Simpson l. ssii sqssppsd ~
hls practical sEpsrisnee IL lsgnbsr
which includes tao years Of
sa~fnliiing. one year in me Sss
fofS market a long term ~ ~
fs,rf lsmbsF. ard a peFla-f - trade
presosiOn ia TIE Ialisi Kingdom
TO taks charge ~ TIA assa<4as
tons Washington sffies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29

Tue fAiAosiax - TNs~ma No.
Feesaiiy snlsssed N 10 Navy 80
have k~sa s<at q training So
tisass tlesa Daniel ulr<. zsis -
s'h' usrsHs Jacob xsussssusv.
ssoi ~. y 81 LS~is it<nsr Mo-
sFiy. isisss usa~a~sy. Gle t,>es
HFy~a. sat5 Ne. 80 a myrua
Arthur nfewn. eos "a. rsns - !.
rsruan Lester u.ek. ssas Ne. n.
flsses u t1vesxs wlIissm vsetas.
iess NO tsh "a. psasia Wyna
snyder. ass Ne. iosh ~ O>a>a
Alset hssssan. en- eIs<pm>ml
Apssl i.~ensra wnhsm osss. ~.
= nas -. itaa~r Natsp<npen
Armstrong. 1ts - psth q
Ffedsrirs Aarlph oaIisssa. saes
ka. q - william rs<i n.sa.
hsarh. ss5s - I. a.
ras help yosvseis sh~s ysa huy
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
Actions in Divorce

Suits for divorce hsys been filed
IN superior court by Ail1s Marie
against Jack J. Joslln. alleging
burdsnsoms home life. Echo
against Edward Dsitx. alleging
cruelty: ard Gladys against chss
X. syisHa. sIlsrih. ineompssl-
biilty.
A final decree was granted
Ethel Jane sesf on an lntsrloea-
tory decree originally grating her
a divorce from General T.. sessf
On fsb. u. lb2s more thsa 10
years ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
Homecoming for
Maj. Gen. Cramer

MAJ. Gen. Myron c. cramer,
Judge advocate general Of the u. n.
army. returned to Tacoma, his
home town. Monday.
He VIII be honored at a banquet
given by the Tacoma Bar sssocia.
ton at the uniyersity-Unlon club
Monday night. Gen. crsmer. n
former Pierce county deputy prose-
eutor and a member Of the Edward
u. Rhodes post Of the American
Legion, has been attending the
State Bar association meeting In
Spokane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
Wife 10 Clinic,
Husband 10 Jail

Mrs. Marvin Thompson, "a. Of
So. cath and the Golden Given
road. was taken TO the Bridge
clinic for first aid at $50 Saturday
night and her husband was taken
to the city jail on a drunkenness
charge after he drove the family
car into one Of the supports Of the
18th 81. bridge on Dock ST.
The husband was held for in
yestigation. Mrs. Thompson was
treated for decorations of the face,
bruises and shock.