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Beer Cooler

Roll SIS, Smith 551, Erlewine $50,
Stewart 519 fowler 596: totals,
90s, s95, 937, 2s40.
oliver Bar
Sinkule 1876, Stein 4s5, Lambert
520 Meyers $50, Jones 604, handi-
cap As; totals. SOS, $50, s55, 270S.
Shaefer
Ziegler 49s, p. Wales $50, Koch
533. S. Wales $50, D. Leabu 495.
handicap 54 totals, 973, s6S, ISL,
1892.
Haab'S
Schreiner 513, c. Smith 514, H.
Stoll 524, Schoolmaster SAG, d.
Franklin Az; totals, s3s, SIT, $50,
2574.
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Bowling Scores
INDUSTRIAL UEAGUE
Post Office

'
Post office
r. Smith ASP, D. Wardel Sl2, E.
Peters S37, NJ. Max 346, G. Boutell
429, Handicap 159. Totals 662, 6SS'
7l5-2035.
Eagles
L. Reynolds Sol. \. Oliver $50,
L. Dicks 434. T. Edison asa, D. King
All. Totals 725, 721, 754-2200.
BARRIERS
Blakemore 431. Squier 1852. Nelson
sos E. Willbanks AS. Moore 46s,
Handicap 60. Totals TO sos, SO2
.-2377
Hillbilly
Rip Townsley 46S, Earl Flanai m
451. Noble Flana gan 55S, Tom Kel-
ley $40, Mack Blakemore 4S3. Totals
73S, 764, 7SS-2290.
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shaefer

Stewart $50. West 45s. Connolly
Evening star., 1942-10-16
Brick COLONIAL-1s ACRE.

49, Delightful suburban home, lust a ltt,s
more than l year old, within 10 minutes ~
new Pentagon and Navy BIdgs,, in Arlin9-
a}ni, t1n; va: 26x13.6 living room. I6.sxi3'2
u.nIns as room large .elec. kitchen. breakfsst
places in living room and dining room
IN ~ tne M,;h 3nd floor a master bedroom ssx
bedroom and 9 other BEDROOM ia3311ia3S
and l31XlO.1; full tile baths plus maids
room and bath with shower. 26xl36 pan
eied recreation room with fireplace and har
with running water. Outside entrance to
terrace; 2-car attached garage, oil air-con-
ditioned heat. slate roof, copper spoutins,
THOS. G. MAGRUDER Co.
CHI. 3131. 2O51 Wilson Blvd, GIL, 3434.
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$11, 1,4OO-1O MONTHs ON

S-room Colonial brick, large living room
tor 1O-pc. set, kitchen has 7-ft G
rsngs snscs and md insulated MaEc Chf
pedrm. with master shower ond ioor
pas pas : large bedrms. with full bath, attic
Llor Llor. storage. Fully screened porch and
ana laundry room, space for recreation
room room with real fireplace Army and
navy section, 20 minutes by bus Ia new,
Army and, Navy BLDG. $4,000 cssb and
S1S 1S,r, months BY, appointment only, Mac.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ss0-420s JEFFERSON ST. HYATTs-
for 2 apts. F. NJ. PRATT CO.. MA. s8S2.
NEW 5-ROOM BRICK WITH ATTACHED
brick garage, completely modern, located
on large villa. site "a miles west of An
nandale, Fairfax County, Va, Conv. war
500 mo. GooDNoW REALTY RE laSss5 CO. DsRISs xIex.
anspan, alena ndr,s Va n, Phone Alexandria 1887.
FURNISHED-7-RM. 11a-BATH, on, on
coal heat: $40. 4615 Lee highway
pr AND B.: BIG GROUNDS. $50 MO:
loeal Tor roomers or apis; mr.. Gov projects;
ask for Mr.. Russell Owings, Owings, Call
vert Co, Md. Bowie 5-r. and b.; wooded
lot; 800: ask for Mr.. Willingham High
bridge; Cumerford, AR. not modern, partly
furnished: keys at Mrs. Seitz; make offer.
Nr Warrenton, Va, S4-A. farm: old 5-r.
mouse; S35 mo. Hyattsville, Md, Ar. and
O. Dun. S45. or $3.50 down, SAT mo- N. E
RYoN CO. Ma. 7eO7, GE. 6l46.
FOR sALE-BEAUTIFUILY LOCATED
Hrgln,a farm q 1s acres on Route I'll,
nome. all improvements and completely
furnished. 500, apple trees. Scar combi.
nation barn and garage, . poultry houses.
capacity 1.500 layers. Phone Fairfax :.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH H.-W.H.; IN
cludtng awnings and screens. Seminars
rd., mile south Baileys Cross RoadS
G. 3. DULANEY. Sr lSs
Evening star., 1942-10-16
OWNER LEAVING

NY MuSt dyoos,eL sell his home which consists of 3
ddlning room and kitchen. Lot s0x2o0''
SSereened rear porch. Glassed- in sun porch
by door: Priced at $4,000 500 CASH
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
CHI, 134I ny o-oe
Evening star., 1942-10-16
S1,5OO DOWN

Owner transferred. must get immediats
Arllngton, Va Living rm. with fireplace
heated sunroom. finished recreation rm..
neniSnt no1jWater r oil oil heat detached gar, con-
THOS. G. MAGRUDER co.
CH. 313l. 2051 Wilson Blvd CI odo4
Evening star., 1942-10-16
$500.

$500 cash, s32 mo. 5 Fairland ave.
EIl Bqnga low. 4 rooms and bath Venetian
refs, circ. oil heat, good well, elec pump
9l0 acre; Only years old. Owner in
service. 6 mi. from Alexandria out Little
Rlyer I'd, to Fairlend. Call Mr. Mahoney,
Oh 244o. N. C. HINES & SONS, Realtors.
Evening star., 1942-10-16
APARIMEh1s uhEuRhlsHEp.

4719 MACARTHUR BLVD-AVAILABLE
at once to adult defense workers only; own
er's desirable 1st-f. apt; accommodates 4;
S75, incl. utilities; references. Call in
person. Do not phone.
2 EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD APARTMENTS
One with large rooms. kitchen, bath.
garage; other has 1 large room and BATH
without kitchen; l block bus. shops. 1900
Maple View place, Sc, Anacostia. Open
Saturday. Sunday
BROOM NEW BASEMENT APT, PVT
bath, entrances: employed adult couple
only: quiet; bus line: rent S36. WA. 6591
314 18th ST. NE ROOMS KITCHEN
bath gas, e1ec.. heat included; employed
couple. Trinidad S31O.
2-ROOM APT, ENCLOSED PORCH, UTuS.
furn. adults. s31 Florida ave. ne.
. RMS. KIT, DINETTE AND BATH,
Near 1st and Gallatin. Modern bldg.
Available Nov 1st. SOD so. Box 355-T, Star.
S44. 4.50--TAK. PIX, 219 UNDERWOOD-3
rooms. bath, glassed porch, pvt. entrance;
heat. elec. refrigeration. Sligo 3733.
Evening star., 1942-10-16
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

LOVELY TWO-BEDRoOM FURNISHED
apartment; children accented: convenient
transp. Glebe 4773 before pm. 1Ss
YOUNG COUPLE HAVE ROOM TO RENT
with privilege of breakfast, or will rent to
another couple on share-apt basis. Ia
koma PARK, Md. Box 403-S, Star. 49,
FURNISHED APT. IN COLONIAL BRICK
home. bedrms.. tile bath and shower,
living ,rm. with fireplace, din. rm, all-elec
kit. oil heat. built-in garage. recr rm. with
AID. O282 after 4
Evening star., 1942-10-16

$4,50O-TERMs,
6-r. nunE.low, bath, coal furnace, fun
thinE; ERWIN REALTY. Co. cali Hyatts-
VILE 0334; eyes,. WA. 1881.
Evening star., 1942-10-16
$4,250.
North EngleWood Subdivision.

North EngIeWOOd Subdivision.
Small cash down, easy rent payments:
2-bedroom home, 4, closets living room.
weather stripped, inlaid linoleum and beau
tiful bath, large porch. automatic furnace
with full fuel tank. auto. water heater;
It's really nice. IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION; We can arrange employment trans
portation: To inspect call WA. ll46;
VIADUCT, straight through Kenilworth "
mile past District line, turn, right W mile
Enslewood signs to North Engiewood sub
division ONCE. We also have larger homes
proportionately priced.
Evening star., 1942-10-16

WANTED,
HOUSE IN PETWOR TIL,
BRIGHTWOOD AREA, FOR
CASH CLIENT AT ONCE. CALL
MR.. TABLER, WI. 1882, WITH
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1905 H ST. NV. MA. 2345.
Evening star., 1942-10-16
J. VICTOR DICKEY,
0norof n,,ilJar
AN IDEAL HOME

AN IDEAL HOME
FOR LARGE FAMILY.
Beautiful detached home near Rock
Creek Park and 18th st. 9 rms, bed
rms. incl, heated porches, 21a baths,
maids bath in basement; gear garage.
Vacant. Immediate possession
DIXIE REALTY CO.. MA. $3.50.
$7,5O0-NR. D. C. LINE.
Practically new 6-rm house in NV. sec.
tion; coal heat Oliver 6a61.
Evening star., 1942-10-16
ARLINGTON

ONE FINIsHED on and, FULLY EoUfP.
PED KITCHEN. RECREATION ROOM:
WOGpED LOT AND GARAGE. CALL MR..
DONAHUE. CHI. 2440.
N. c. HINES & SONS, INC. REALTORS.
1920 LEE HIGHWAY
Evening star., 1942-10-16
HOUSES FOR SALE.
SEMI-DETACHED.

A beautiful home in Michigan Park. 6
rooms. baths, hardwood floors and chest
nut trim throughout, recreation room with
fireplace, screened and l open porch, on
large lot. For further information call Mr..
Burr. MI. 6078. PAUL P. STONE, 5000
Evening star., 1942-10-16
BOATS.
ROOMS FURNISHED,

For prompt responses
and better serDice, adver-
ttsers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Classifcations.
Evening star., 1942-10-16

1920 MONROE ST. E.-Cheerful fur
nlshed room for or 8 girls in private
home: privileees; garage: $50 per person.
MICHIGAN S3Ol pfter n m
Evening star., 1942-10-16

SINGLE, semi-pTt. bath; new. well-furn.
pvt. home: excl. neighhorhood; garage
Gentle gentleman. Woodley 1923 after 6.
Evening star., 1942-10-16

1881 ONTARIO PL. NW.-Ladies only:
large single rm., $50 mo-; all newly fur
nished. Just of 18th and Columbia. See
and compare. z to 10 2. m. only 1G.
Evening star., 1942-10-16
DETACHED BRICK,
CLEVELAND PARK.

WILL TRADE ON SMALL ROW
HOME IN GOOD NV SECTION
This splendid home in Washington's
most convenient Conn. ave section is a
real buy as a home or investment. 1t con-
large bright sun parlor on lst floor
and two. baths. Lavatory on 1st floor.
Large, dry basement, maids room and
toilet, extra large lot, approx $50 #.
deep; detached garage Automatic heat,
slee. refg. You will enjoy Inspecting this
sale or trade call us for quick action.
METZLER-REALTOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-16
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROOMS WITH BOARD.
Walking distance; best meals served. DI.
62S2, Sterling a7s9
:3S2a KANSAS AVE. N.W-Strictly Kosher
boarding house, nice rooms, delicious meals:
also very nice large basement room. rea-
sonable. Call RA. 417s.
TOWN CLUB. famous. for food: triple
room vacancy for 8 girls or men. 1900
Mass. ave. NV. DU 1854.
> DOUBLE ROOMS. suitable couple, girls
or men bus at door: SO week each.
Warfeld 4554 for particulars.
1925 E. CAPITOL ST. NE.-Newly furn
line: good meals: $40 week. TR, 6549.
3611 14th, NW,-Free furn. basement
room and board in refined private home
for white youngish woman with domestic
tastes for part-time am. and pm. work.
no servant class Columbia 1855.
NEW PRIVATE HOME. large room, suit
able 2 or 3: excellent meals; transp. in
DOWNTOWN, 1929. 10th ST. NW-De-
siraole vacancies for young girls good
3711 18th ST: NE.-Large double front
room next bath; private home, S45 mo.
3o32 N ST. NV. COLONY cLUB-Attrac-
convenient transp. home-cooked meals.
MI. 20S4.
1910 10th ST. N.W-Vacancy in 2-eirl
room, hot and cold water in room. adj.
bath. Excellent meals Car and bus lines.
Moderate rates. CO. 0o94.
DADIAN HALL,
1S42 18th st. nw.-Sinsle for young lady,
Evening star., 1942-10-16

UIU NdII
between 5 and 7 pm
226 oath ST. E., River Terrace-Single
or double. next to bath: comfortable,
clean. good trans spnrtatinn.
Evening star., 1942-10-16

1929 IRVING ST. NW-Ore large front
room has double bed, well furn. MI.
Evening star., 1942-10-16

33S MD. AVE. E-Furnished room, twin
beds. southern exposure, overlooking park.
convenient, modern; $40 week IT,
Evening star., 1942-10-16

434 PEABODY ST-Naster bedrm :
double beds. next to bath; suitable for 2
express bus on corner
Evening star., 1942-10-16

HOME AND INVESTMENT
In Popular Mount Pleasant.
Detached building contains 2 apts.,
basement has / room. kitchen and bath
at sac month: 1st floor now occupied by
owner, 3 rooms and bath: End floor
: rooms. kitchen and bath, $40 month
auto. NV. heat; price. S1,1OO Call Mr.
Measell EN-. 1913. with
80 SHANNON g. LUCHs CO..
1905 H ST. NV MA o345
Evening star., 1942-10-16

room. employed couple; use of kitchen un-
limited phone; must be seen to be appre-
Ciated. PhOne GE. n620 after $40.
Evening star., 1942-10-16

fo0mS TO Snare, gentle girls, IN a lovely
home near transp. GE. 7O91.
THREE LIGHT HK. ROOMS. furnished or
unturnished. back OF Florence store off of
Old BladensburE rd.. near Clifton Park.
Evening star., 1942-10-16

CF1EVY CHASE, D. Q.
Charming detached brick home. conve-
nlent to Conn. ave. transportation and
attic, shaded lot garage. This is today's
best value Shown by appointment. EN-,
1890 till pm. F. A. TWEED CO., 1904
Evening star., 1942-10-16

ern exposure, Venetian blinds, French
doors, unlim phone. for one person or
Evening star., 1942-10-16

1929 22nd ST. N.W.-Clean, pleasant room
with semi-bath, double bed with Beautyrest
mattress; one gentleman. S35 mo-; en-
ployed couple, s45 mo-: gentiles.
423 NICHOLSON ST N.W-Room, suitable
Tor men: near TRANSPORTATION. Georgia
$3.50
Evening star., 1942-10-16

124I 18th ST. NW,-lst n, front; eentIe
GOyr ern010ve
Evening star., 1942-10-16

1867 MINTWOOD PL NW.-Sngle room:
gentle. near 18th and Columbia rd. $50
month; near bus and car AID 6o5l
10th and PARK RID NW-Army and
Navy officers only; comfortable room, CEN
trally located AID O3oq
Evening star., 1942-10-16

4 BEDROOMS BATHS.
PRICED TO SELL.
This typical Williamsburg home has 4
large bedrooms. 3 baths on 2nd floor: den
and lavatory on 1st floor. In the basement
there is an unusually attractive recreation
room Northumberland lot and attractive
garage. For further information call
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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Native Tacoman
Forging Ahead in
Women s Army

FORT nEs HOf<ES - Nrs
h.Fydsl MssesK q al PARK Ridrs
rad. native Taeonaan. ~ho follow
- her navy husband into the mill
tary service ~ existing n the
wemens Army Auxiliary corps. u
among = group - suxliisrsss 81
ths WAC 70 Re chosen fer the
frat efficer candidate class re-
eraifed from the ranks
At the first WAC training cen
ter at Fort pes Moines she has
begun an sirht-weeks intensive
training 10 ~ her 10 become .
third eficer. she siil thus serve
with ths army IN training new
troops and in filinE many johs a.
responsibility. releasing off1csrs
ana non commissioned officers
from non-conbatAnt joss for duty
At the front
she vas born In Tacoma. daaeh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mira s. A. Conrad
She attended Western Washington
college Of education at BeIlinxham
and the University Of Washington.
receiving her degree from the lat
ter place. She taught school az
Port Angeles and Forks. Wan.
Mrs Metcsf was already working
for the defense Of her country be-
fore she came to the WAC. in
the Bellinghsm filter center Of the
aircraft warning service.
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SORES given in these directions.
From garden enthusiasts To the
small tots-there's something for
everyone gifts that anyone can
make inexpensivsly. Instructions
ssi contain detailed directions for
"a articles; materials needed.
Send ELEVEN CENTS In coins
for this pattern to Tacoma Times.
Needleeraft Dept. eis Market St
Write plainly PATTERN NUM-
Der, your NAME and ADDRESS.
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572 Merchant
Vessels Lost
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON = At least s77
r.rehsnt ships have been sunk IN
the western Atlantic since the
var began. revised informstons
showed Friday.
Ire figure includes ships Of the
United states. sllies and nsutrsis.
Data On the tonnage a the
ships has BEEN withheld. but On
an average Of 1000 tens per YES
ssl. the lcss in this area may
approximate t.ooo. 900 tons.
Heretofore. the United Press
t,eulstion showed that 5s4 mer-
ehantmen had been lost In the
western Atlantic since the slnk-
inrs began IN Jnusry. This fig
urs was based on sinkings an
and non-duplicsted sinkinss dis
closed in Canada and Latin
Amer lean countries
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AT US0 Ceniers


100 Rust Bldg Registration AZ
junior hostssses. Uso-Trsvslsrs'
Aid service. s 10 10 p. m. Before
5. At ala Providsnt bldg. fnfor-
nation on day care for children
Of working mothers. Mon. Wed.
and Fri. . a. m. 10 .. m. Al
other times by appointment Call
Main sie2.
18th and Pacific Bingo party.
p. m.
18th and Fsvcett Hay ride and
harm dance. 7:30.
7f5 Commerce Movie and In
formal games. $50.
South Tacoma Formal dance.
post band. 4 .. m.
si2 Provident Bldg -UBosTrav-
elsrs' Aid service. q m. 10 Q
p. m. Information on where 10
20. what to see. what to %.
Emergency overnight sleep &C
commodstiona. Additional service
to strangers In the community In
need Of assistance.
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This season. when vitamins are !
premium. remember the old Swedisf
custom OF fruit soup. rhicken ,
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Big News in 1913
To Be Rsiioninq

BOSTON - Price Administra-
tor Leon Henderson predicted to-
day that new rationing tech
niaues" as well a. extension OF
rationinx to additional items-in-
cluding meat - would be among
the big news Of 1e43 from the
standpoint Of civilian wartime hv-
ing"
He forecast, as one Of the new
rationing teehniques looming on
the new years horizon "a system
OF point rationing for related
groups of commodities" such a.
will be applied. he said. ito meat
rationing when 1t starts this
winter"
Under point rationinG. wide
Iy used In Great Britain, q
consumer h allowed . certain
number Of coupons with which
to obtain . particular group
Of. related items during .
specified period. He may use
up his coupons among such
commodities - items Of cloth
ing. for example - In any
proportion he wishes.
Henderson also predicted that
further simplification and stand
ardixation OF goods viii 20 hand
in hand with price and rationing
controls In 1913. Such action will
enable civilians 10 get the most
out OF the limited supplies avail
able to them. he explained. by
holding down production costs
which exert pressures on prices
and the cost Of living.
The price administrator told his
audience 10 expect an increasing
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ROAST TtHkfN. WHITE VIM
Is.is poana turksy
ls.is cups celery bread staffinx
salt. pepper
! eup meitrd butter
cup. California thahiis. uerk.
>suferns ar Rl<silns wtns
q smas sranfs e.srs filled stih
csndied efanherries - eaesd
cranberry klls.
slnFe. clean and wash the tufssr
RUB Inside WITH salt ssuif lee-<y
AKIN Of nect and the vent with
skew<rs Taick under the wins and
faxt<n under bcds. TIE lees tosethsr
cic~s 20 body and fsstsn with white
cord. Rub lightly with butter and
sprinkie with sait ana psppeF rsee
s ssss n .ss " W "a, 70 % as S' dssrss. Il.
lovinr about 10 70 - minutes p<f
pound dep<ndins on sire % bird.
Heat the wine ana msited butter
and basts wasting turssy reuusnhs
L.ss ss s,sls, srss, q follo~s, chop
heart ana sisssrd and cover With
cold water. Coca about y 81 an hour
o. until tender Add me liver about
IS minute. before enc o. soos sns
: sns o, ,I asss s.ie ol.A ro a.. 'n IN
cups II water Measure LIQUID left
in bottom OF rooster after iurksy IL
done, Add stock % make ; cups
LIQUID Add . tablespoons flour blend.
81 with cold water and coca until
thIcksnsc. Add salt 70 iss,s sna
eILERy- BBRFAp sTuffiSc
ron TURKEY
eups Of brad ereutons tsubes
% bread Drowned hsh'i, In
butter
= cups sslsr, .cheppsdD
= teaspoon pepper
/ smaii oniens lshepped fiBsl
y cup parsley frhopprdl
IL teaspoons powdered SAGE
ssss lbsatsnI
Z. cup melted butter
Toes inaredisnts together lightly.
stuff bird lightly allowing soms room
for the stuffins 70 expand.
yHosrsp rmusr WHIP
I jar signet prunes
\ cup corn syrup
I cup chopped nuts
v teaspoon salt
. tablespoons lemon luirs
~ cup esapofafed milk
Drain prunss we'll Remove pits,
until dissoisd. ohiii mils In re-
friserator tray until u forms zee
crystals casually s 70 7 minutesl
Pour into bowl add lemon Juice and
s sS,o w tse I na sun ,n rT s,a N t efHs.
srstor tray. chin until ssiff. serves
generously.
rsurf soa,r
This season. when vitamins are =
premium. remember the old swedish
custom OF fruit soup. rhicken q
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variety of victory or utility models
among commodities during coming
months. A victory model Ia one
built to government specifications
which take into account the
amount Of material available. It's
essentislness and use. and the
problem of distribution.
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FATALITIES TOTAL n

PORTLAND Mrs. J. X. Bishop.
81. died Thursday Of injuries re-
esived In an automobile collision.
Her death raised the eity's traffic
list n ~ for thu year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21

Meet "Shredde"-brond spoonsred whole ~heos
eereo development OF the torous Nobsco Shredded
wheot bokerss Before aforementioned Shreddies
town. nationwide iury OF bpco fonles tired them OF.
And four out OF FIVE pronounced them s~elI Sere rev
Sheddes "os IS" with top milk and sprinkle OF Or
oost them slightly IN the before serving Either woy.
your fonik viii love this orond breokfost treot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

COMPLETE tire service; guaranteed VI
canixing and recapping since 1923. No.
City Tire Service, 3f3i Gratiot. Fits -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

oLDsMoBILE-Ie3s 7-door: four good
st25 cash. See joe 1880 Livernois.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-02-06
Worlds Largest
Electric Coop
Is Merger Result

GENOA. Wis. - The worlds
largest co-operatively-owned sys-
tenn for generation and trans
mission of electricity was set up
here Dec. Is thru the merger OF
the Tri-State Power Cooperative
and the Wisconsin Power Co
operative. The new co-op's name
is Dairyland Power Cooperative,
and it was officially set up by
authorized delegates of "a REA
co-ops, who represented about
10000 individual members.
The Dairyland coop will serve
farmers in three states - Wis
consin, Minnesota and Iowa thru
it's 700 or more miles of trans
mission facilities, and over 3R
power at it's 4,200 kilowatt diesel
generating plant at Chippewa
Falls, which used to be operated
bv the Wisconsin Power Coop,
and the $4,000 kilowatt steam
generating plant at Genoa, set
up last summer at cost OF
100000.
REA Favors Plan
According to Floyd E. Wheel
er, Madison, attorney for the two
coop systems involved, the REE
office in Washington must give
formal approval to the merger.
The government officials have al"
ready indicated that they favor
the combination.
Wheeler explained that the
action affects only the generation,
transmission and conversion facl
tiles under one organization ard
management.
The two co-ops have already
been allotted $4,093,000 in REA
loans for generation and trans
mission facilities, and over $3 IL
million of this will have been ex-
pended when existing construction
contracts are completed. The re
nainder will be spent during the
coming year for additions.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-02-06
One YearAgO
From the Cooperator of January
81, and of February 6, 194D

81, and of February 6, 194D
Athletic Club Dinner Features
GU. Coach. . Credit Union
votes per cent dividend at cleo
tion. Tiny Meeker to Play
at Birthday Ball. :. Five dircc-
tors slated for Coop annual meet.
Navy Band players hurt Ill
crash. Girl Scouts set out
on annual cookie sale. :. CO.
operator appeals for help. e.
Annual Scout Father and Son ban
quet. Citizens Association
to consider membership rules.
Statewide epidemic strikes IL
children here. Governor re-
views Scouts. G.C.A. to aid
transportation. Local Coop
shows marked upswing =. :. Plans
ready for Scout building. . E. .
G.W.T.W. gone for 1941.
Hospital gets nursery plaque. go.
Census of catholics soon under
way. Fulmer resigns for de-
fense job. Home owners
Coop holds first annual meet Feb.
II. Cooperator begins IN
service training program. >. Is
new scarlet fever cases. Girl
Scouts pledge defense service to
First Lady. Cooperator gets
rival. Food Store gets Co.
op bread. -.