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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-06-18

Strayed - From my place, 8 miles
south of Glentana, one team of
work horses, black and a bay EBeIN
branded
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-06-18

Subscribe for The Courier. $3.50 &
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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-06-18

Melt butter in saucepan and add the cooked macaroni Heat we'll
and then add the milk Cook the macaroni in the butter and milk until
all liquids have been absorbed by the macaroni. Then add the tomato
soup and grated cheese. Heat until the cheese is melted and the favors
blended. Serves 6S.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28
Elm seianoer Sport i'm Greien erlilog.
Iiht nnroe.
MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

Der beutige geribt iiber lntiere
pieIbeiprobene l,nb fir ms 10 tpi1-
tige 8aiierfrage fIingt borld,lfia
nod nidt iebr ern1ntiaeno. M1lf bie
anfangli6 amf rolige Soffnuugen ge-
.itiitte grpartnns, MN etloli1 bas
lang erboffte 3iel erreibt au babeiL
folete etne ipeitere Gnttdilc1ung.
Naboem 81. Malbinerie a,lfgeItellt
tuar uno in Gdtiefeit geiest ip,,roe,
bate oas 8aiier i,lrner nod 1,ibt
Die erboffte. &larbeit 1tnb 8ra,tbbare
felt erreibt. ~ " .~...
Sic Sngenie,lre 1nb Mebanifer
arbeiten ilno perbeiiern inoes ipeiter
uno iino iiber5e,lgt, oab iie i1uitatoe
iein iperoen, inns Elm elttes, brolt6=
bares 8aiier 3u liefern. sSs1talpilden
ieben mir Der Silfe freisebiger 2eier
mto Bobltater entgeaelt. @s miro eez
tpiB eiu 5l,frieoenes nno banfbares
8efiibl fir ieben 2eler. ltno @eber
iein, in ,ri6t au5u fer,ter 3uf,1nft
on oieier Stelle ote Mitteil,lne leien
gu foaue11 oab enolid Sic idnterigc
&aiierfraee 5ur ollgerueinen ltnb
banernoen 3ufrieoenbeit geloit nor
ben lit llno5 ooB man slt oieler Iebens-
lpidtigen ,tllo ltlrltmedneli6 notipe1,=
oige1 Giuridtltng beigetraeelt fat
S11 einem bergatgene 8ode aus
ail1em Mtenbeir1 eingetroffealen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28
DeiftiuOdj, Sen IS. Sanaar 1912

5hreiben b:eB es II. a.: ,,Sie fonnen
/ lif rid)t borltellelt, ipeld)e 5rerbe Sic
/ mir bereitet, baB Sic mir iebe
ISOLDE ben Ohio @aiienfrellao slliel,-
Ben. @r lit Der ein5iae 8eiilder, ben
ih babe. Cont llielnatro bein6t MIDI.
gs trent mid eberfalls, oaB STE ben
Dbio Baifenfreiiilo mir lltlter met
ileiu Naften ibiefert. Gs lit tatia6lid
ons gin5ige, bas ih inein gigen tten-
llen fam. geod INN einen anoern
@efallen nt0dte ib Sic bitten. SD
mill fein 9ettler iein lln6 10 ipiIl ieb
fir oas eanse Soiepbinltn beten,
ipena Sic mir nieinen Bunib erfiil.
len fonnen. @onnten Sic mir einen
aale,,6er inter 1neinenr Ramen 5l,.
Ienoeu2 ggir babeu bier elm grent-
plar, bas ieoem ,lno alien gebort.
8enr i6 einen fir mid felbft babe.
10 fam id5 itets ben Nanen oes 90
gesbe;liget 1tabidlasen unb Die fho.
nen gradbluneen INNER pieoer iiber'
le1en. 80" .-@is "u -...f .~2.s ....a
Ger Iebte 1ns 5tr Gerfiigung tie.
belloe &alenoer lullrbe 5nr grfiillung
oes 8,tnl6es abgeianot. ,~....-
" X ..-.. I. ,..>....
@ben iino oret @aggonlaouneen
8t,terfoblen eingetroffen Da Der
Yreis ser &oblen befanntlib geitie.
gen lit uno altd oas 6erbeiidaffen ,
Gelb foitet, 10 fann itb ieoer oen.
fen, baB einc bebelttiam bobere &ed.
rung Dor ,ms lieet. Die 8ertpen.
oltng unieres eansen Goal Sunos 1T
notie, um aud nur oie sie6nung
elmer bieier y Sonnen entbaltenben
@aggons 5lt be9leiben. - ....-. .~.,...~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28
Gbronologie oes eebems Sein nnb einiser Mpofel
4 Mus
(alS ausfunit)

Selbit bic gclebrteiten Gbronolo-
gen lulo 8ibelforiber itno it6 iiber
Oas genaue Oatun ser @eburt Gbrilti
II. Sic oaral1ffolgeno. 2ebensereianiiie
,nidt einig 0ie folgeltben aus Sra=
bition, 56rift 1nb 8eltgeibi6te 5,t=
Ialtlnensetragenen 0aten biiriten
nob oen nereiten 5orIh,neet ltno
3nlalnnlenltelllngen lpobl Die genauee
item iein:1 . y, -. ...... @
Seius Gbri It us oers @ott>
menid lit aeboren i'm 5riibberbft oes
Sabres 3 por unierer 3eitrednllng
(751 urbis conoitae); int namliden
Serbit erfolate oie slnfunft ser orei
8eiien uno oie Slu6t mod segppten.
Sn oen lesten Saeen bes De5e1tber
oesielben sSSabres noer inn SsSanuar
oes Sabres 2 n. SIR. ltarb Serooes
Ser GrIte. Sm Sabre 2 II. CTR. ct
folste Die Stiidfebr ser beiligen So
Mile aus 94egppte1, 8. +. nab bent
Sooe bes Serooes.
Sm Serbit 27 be fano ii6 Selus
1nter Ser 5bar berienieen, oie bin=
a,.ssinsen, INN SSoba,,nes au boren;
Sobannes lpies auf ibn bin: gcce ag=
nus 9ei etc." 8ernf1ng Der eriten
Singer. Balo oarauf Blnber au
ipirfen III &ana.
Oitern % gfeiIe ssseiu nab Ser,t=
talent. 9tiidfebr nad @alilda. ll,,=
terreouns NIT oer Samariterin. Sn
Serbit % aipeite 9ieile na6 Serlt-
iaIe,n; Seilung 6es 39idbrigen &rans
fen. 8iidfebr nod @alilda. -.
Sanl,ar oes Sahres 90: 1al1fe Sc
lu i'm Soroan; 6ann oes 5alten BON
40 Saget. 9eeinn bes meiiianiiben
Sabres Gbriiti, 8. ;. ieines offentliden
s(uftretens als Meiiias. Definitipe
8erufung Ser IL Apoltel. Den eriten
Cell oieies Sabres bradte Seius in
@alilida at. 8erspreoigt. Oitern
aing er nidt r1ad) sseruialem. Sm Gf-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28
Mms hent eJoiepbimmn1

gSenn Die beutigc 9su,nmer IN bie
Sanoe l,nierer 2eier gelangt, tperoen
uniere Stubenten ii6 im lesten Sta-
oi1m ibrer balbiabriaen grarten be-
flnben. ltniere erlten 5emeiter-
,Seits" beginner fo,nntenben Won=
tag 11nb enben an1 0onnerstag Mbenb.
Seoer erbofft bas 8el lte un6 fann,
tpenn er ipdbreno ser letten Wonate
ieine boIle Bfli6t getan, auf itdern
@rfolg re6nel1.
Sic falte gSelle ser bergangenen
8oben unb bie anbaltenb niebriee
Sen,peratur Daben auf bem angren=
5enoen Slentangp> 6lub cine oide gis=
ldidt geldaffen io6aB oie St,toens
ten in SEN freien Stuuoen jih oem
gisiport nab Ser5ens 2ult ipiomen
fonnten. 5reili6 bat oie beftiee falte
Belle ,lnierm Roblenporrat getpalti9
sugeiett, aber es bleibt oo6 bie troit-
po11c Seite, bob ,,nieren Stuoenten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28

tober 20. 9teiie aus @alilda nab Sc.
rl1lalem (2aubbiittenfeit). Seins
blieb III Snoaa bis Deaenber, als
man ib.t aber iteinieen nollte, eing
er im De5etnber in oie @eseno en-.
ieits oes Sorbm (YerGa), lpo er
blieb Bis 5um Siterfeit 80. sluferlpef.
flung oes 2a5arl1s.a
8 Soo s britt: z. april 80, inn
stlter BON 80 sSSabren uno ettpo Z
Monate1. - ~...,.
soo oes fl. Stepbanus int
De5enber 80, balo oarauf sic 8e.
februng SAUL. grite gteiIe oes 81.
gaulus 36-37. apoiteIfonail inn
Sabre 81 (lpiro ionlt ins ssabr 81
perlebD. 500 OtoriG ettpa l,,n oas
Sabr 40.
at. Setrus hlieb in Suo4a un6
Samara Lis 5um Sabre "a. Inn
Sitern a. ipuroe er bon Serooes
agrippa Dem grlten (ltarb ant 6.
anguit Az eefansenseiett, aber bon
einem Gngel befreit. 5lob nun t,ibt
na6 &om, ionoern nod &lei1taiien
nno ireoigtc iebr pabrideinlid ettpa
a9t Sabre i,t Bontus 1no ser rGmi.
I6en Bropin5 glii:en, in &oppa6ocien
nno 8itbDnie,1. snfunft in Mom I'M
Serbit 53. Sdrieb bon &om aus oie
5mei 8riefe an feine aonpertiten in
&om, ant 20. SUM IS, pielleidt ouf
8etreiben bes Sin1on 0tagus, ,nacf.
bent er nur ettpa an6ertbaIb Sabre in
&om gepeien mar. @etpobnIid miro
als Betrt Iooesiabr 81 angenomnen
(neuerbings oltd 64).
3tpeite '9feiie Saul. 38-42.
3tpiiden 42 1,no AZ reiite 8aulus
bon antio6ien aus nod SeruIaIem
nno nod &reta. SSn 6ieier 3eit fam
aud Betrns einn1al bon sser,,lalem
nad antiobien ltno ,puroe bon Bau.
lus angesriffen ieiner ,,nentIdieoenen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28
Stimute hes &olfes fHr
T. naS .Soiepbin,t1ll =.

= /"
einliegenb $t.oO, ben id Dem 60
iepbi1um IN peridieoenen snliegen
ais Danfiaeltng beripro6en bate. -
6. g., 81.
X 1872
$5iermit l6lieBe i6 ,ueinem Sdrei=
ben einen Dollar ei1,, oen i6 fir gr=.
b0rung eincr 8itte nerlpro6eu bate.
= MrS. g. g., 500. .., .-..
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Siernlit erfiille sd) 1nein Serlprez
6en lu,b ienbe Sbnen bie @abe bon
$500 51m Danf fiir 5pei erborte
8itten. Sd) tpiinide Sbnen @ottes
reiditen Seee11. K 6. 81, .. .
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28

T"<T WV I~~V$~~<$
Wahen 'naunfem
nnierer StMbcmtem
$500:
N. NJ, Nebraska.
$1,000:
Jos. Hettinger.
5000:
Frank j. Heining, N. Y.
$500:
John Schaefer, N. Y; N. NJ, Mo-: NJ
NJ, Saginaw, Mich; N. NJ, New York.
$500:
Mrs. w. zech, Mich: George Bayer
Penna.; Mrs. Anna Hecht, Iowa.
$500:
Adam Weber, ILL.,: J. E., N. j.. Simon
Kaiser, Ohio.
$500:
Walter Schultz, Mich; Michael Gillen,
MIMI: Mrs. Caroline Guenther; Albert
G. Wuersch, Penna.; John Maier, Sr.,
Wis; Peter Wenzel, Kans; Frank
Kolble, Mont; Mrs. John Zernis, N. y:
Katharine Fell, ILL.,; Philonena Gerle-
mann, Iowa; Miss Anna zurn, N. y;
Susan Nathe.
$1.0O:
Mrs. Justina Kittel, Penna; r. g. T..
Koehler, Texas; Alois Padur, Ohio; Mrs.
Carl Hemberger, ILL.,; Mrs. Mary Schmidt,
Ohio; j. S., ILL.,; Mark Schultz, Mo-: ::
Miss Dora Dennerlein, N. Y: Miss Anna
Kleber, r. r.; Miss Kath. Bernard, N. j.;
Chas. Schimmer, Calf; Geo. Zettler.
Ohio; S. Kamseder, Mimi; August Wag-
ner, Ohio: Mary Schmid, ILL.,; P. Schoe-
born, Mimi; Sisters of Notre Dame, ILL.,.
Carl Buehl, Penna.; Xaver Geier, Calf.
Jos. Bucolitz, Penna.; Ign. Setter, Ark.
Miss Margaret Simons, Texas; Mrs
Louise Closer, N. j.; Mrs. A. Kutsch,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-28


"Our nation Is engaged in n
titanic struggle to preserve its in
dependence. The threat Of Hitler
slavery hangs like a pail over the
world. II points the dagger Of
japanese aggression at the heart
OF the Pacific coast" said V. II.
Ellison. Communist party candi-
date for county commissioner. in
his campaign statement released
today.
In this crucial war zone. the
state Of Washington. the people
and especially organized labor
have a noble MISSION to fulfil as
Americans: To produce a torrent
Of ships. planes. lumber. tanks.
guns and food to save our free
dom" he continues.
Victory over the fascist slave
masters demands the immediate
opening of a western front in
Europe. Our country must also
take the offensive against Japan.
We must drive the Japanese out
Of the A3utians. Their continued
presence endangers our security in
the Northwest.
The Communist party calls or
all Americans to subordinate sec.
ondary differences to the main 10.
sue Of winning the war. Unity for
the war effort today guarantee,
unity for a just, lasting. people,
peace tomorrow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-28

Signatures On two Initiatives 70
the iegi.lsture-the Grange re-
apportionnent plan and the PUp
,oint action bill-xin be sought BY
Grange members ard others n
terested in the two measures al
the polls during the general eiee-
ton Tuesday. Nov. ;.
Fifty thousand valid signatures
are required on each Of the two
initiatives. several thousand names
already having been obtained on
primary day.
state Attorney General Smith
Troy has ruled that inasmueh as
the measures are not subject 10
vote in the election. il Is permits
,ible to solicit signatures at the
polls.
Initiative 70 the Legislature No
Il. the reapportionment plan, Is
aimed at improving the present
legislative district spportionment
set-up. This has not been changed
since 1880. in spite Of the constr
tutional provision which provides
for reapportionins the legislative
and senatorial districts every five
years
Under the proposed plan, district
boundaries will conform more
closely TO natural boundaries such
as highway routes. rivers and
mountain ranges Every county
viii have at least one representa-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-28
Vets Plan Joint
Celebration on
Armisiice Day

-Four Veterans Of Foreign Wars
posts IN Tacoma are laying plans
jointly for a celebration o. ARMS
tiee day on the night q Wednes-
day. Nov. Il. which viii serve the
purpose also Of raising funds for
the boys AZ McChord field
AL proceeds from the dance.
which vii be held in the state
Armory with music from a Nc
Chord field orchestra ard band.
viii 70 70 furnish the day rooms
for soldiers at the field. according
TO Russell y. Anderson. general
chairman
Commanders Of Elias J. Messin-
ger. Ray c. Roberts. Tacoma Navy
post and Wild West post make up
the Armistice Day Victory dance
committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-28
Brakeman Killed
In Train Accident

Laverne II. Dodd, IS, Of 1901 So.
seth st. was killed early Tuesday
in n train accident at the Fort
Lewis motor base. where he was
employed as a brakeman. He was
a member OF the Masonic lodge in
Kansas, and of the Christian
church.
Surviving. are his wife, Ialota;
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Dodd Of Parker, Kans.. sand two
brothers. 4. s. Dodd Of 1ndepend-
ence. Mo-. and L. L. Dodd OF
Pueblo. Colo.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced by Lakewood mortuary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-28

Lieut.. Commander r. r. Maha-
chek, who was aboard the York
town when Il was sunk in the bat
tie Of Midway. will relate his ex-
periences in the war at Navy day
program for the South Tacoma
kiwanis club Wednesday at Sis
D. m. in the Masonic temple at 5eol
South Tacoma way.
Also on the program will be the
reading of Secretary of the Navy
Knoxs Navy day address by
Lieut.. Commando Chester J.
Chastek, and a special guest will
be Lieut.. tj.g.) Joe Dwyer, a South
Tacoma boy now in the navy.
Arrangements for the meeting
were made by Bert r. Magnuson
and George o. Weller.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-28
Allies Hold
Air Control
YGnks. British
Fly Side by Side
b HENRY 7. GORkEfL
United Press Writer

WITH ADVANCED ALLIED
AIR FORCES on THE WEST
ERS DESERT. Oct. z4-lDelas-
edit i still too early 70 make
predictions on the outcome Of the
vital land battle which started
yesterday. but II can Be said that
the Allies have gone 4 long way
toward victory BY attaining domi-
nant air superiority.
II il dusk now and the ground
IL throbbing from the crash Of
bombs which are tearing out the
vitals Of Field Marshal Erwin
Rommers tank divisions a. they
hurriedly regroup for eounterat-
tacks.
PLANES FILL shy
Bombers and fighter bombers
have filled the sky all day. estab-
fishing an all time record for the
number Of sorties over the western
desert. An enormous weight Of
bombs was dropped.
United states BIS bomb
ers manned by American reg
uiars have been flying forms-
lions with British. South Afri-
cans and Australians.
The enemy's defense is almost
entirely restricted TO antiaircraft
fire and although the Allied fight
ers have been inviting Rommels
boys TO come UP and fight by
pstroling their airfields. usually
they are ignored.
sTRAFE AXIS TROOPS
Our bombers have been diving
almost to ground level 10 strafe
the Axis ground forces. and their
effect has been terrific.
Americas pilots have been
returning all day with en-
thusiastic description Of the
land fighting. for which they
had $3.50 box seats.
1T is better than any Fourth
of July I can remember" one
fighter pilot said. Both sides are
I firing as fast as they can reload
and there il gradually rising a
cloud Of dust a. the crescendo OF
battle increases.
From the air, We can; tell ons
side from the other. They look
like ants and beetles. But judging
from the bomb-hne, which i,
steadily moving westward, we are
gaining on them"
In addition to the American
flown B-25's. there are American
built Baltimores. Bostons. and
Kittyhawks, flown by South
Africans and Australians. which
have been in the desert for long
time and now are operating in
increased numbers and giving the
Axis an awful FASTING.
One squadron no more than re-
turns to this base than another
takes off. II Is a mighty display
Of Allied air strength and prom
Uses to be a telling factor in the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-28
Will Solicit Signatures
AT Polls Election Day
For Pair Of Initiatives

tive. and no representative district
viii overlap a county line.
The PUD joint action bin would
permit two OF more public utility
districts 70 form a joint public
utility district commission in or
der to acquire electrical proper
ties on an economical system-wids
basis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-28
WORKERS KNOW
VALUE OF SAFE
DEPOSIT BOXES

Last month we rented over 200
safe deposit boxes. mainly TO Ia
coma workmen who want a safe
place 10 keep their war bonds
until they mature. Every bond
buyer needs our service and pro-
lection. The cost is only about
a cent a day. See the Washington
Safe Deposit Company at 18th
and Pacific in the Washington
Building. Our hours are as con-
venient as our location, from $50
to $50 daily, and on Saturday
from $50 to /. and then in the
evening from 6 to 8. Adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-28
PIERCE COUNTY PERSONALITIES

and Mrs.. Miltea L Brs~r. is7i
Sc. cuxhman st. has been CON-
misxioned = second lieutenant in
the army a the infantry officers
school Al Fort BenninE. Ca. IL
Brown attended Lincoln high
school and Beutel Business college
prior 10 joining the army Jan. 8.
is<1.
In an editorial. Liberals
wstchdors Of Democracy" fea-
tured IN the current issue a PIC
magazine. Rep. John NJ. Coffee Of
Tacoma urges the public TO elect
more liberals II they want to ~
sure their interests vii be pro-
tected.
James Harding. manager and
operator Of Hotel Olympus. went
10 Seattle last week TO undergo
an operation.
cored by q bull at his ranch
near Kent. Henry l. swan was
recovering Tuesday At Bridge
Clinic from internal injuries suf-
fered In the attack by the animal.
Mr.. Bill Leith (Erna Lusf) Of
Tacoma Is an route 10 Arlington.
Va. TO Join her husband. who Ia
now employed In the personnel
division OF the u. 8. navy de-
partment, Washington. D. c.
Mr.. Robert LeRay Of Tacoma
spent a week at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bob Maule Of Easton.
Mr.. ssd Mrx. J. c. GIIiespIe and
daughter. BETTY. all Of Tacoma. re-
Gently visited Mrs. cillespi~'s
brother-ln-iaw and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Forrest sehaefer Of Ray
mond.
Boo starkovich. father Of John
starkovtch Of Tacoma. died sun
day night At his home near Ho-
GUAM. He had been . resident
of crays Harbor for rs years.
Mr.. and Mrs. George stiIlman
Of Tacoma recently visited rela-
tives At their former home In
Davenport. wash.
Mr.. J. n. Barton of Elma was
In Tacoma recently visiting her
sister. Mrs. w. M. Boyce.
Mrs. Arthur Hofstsd Of Tacoma.
department color bearer of the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars suxil-
larry. attended a meeting Of the
organization at Bellinsham re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Hathaway
Of Tacoma recently attended the
osborne-Druggs wedding held In
Hoquiam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rydeman
Of Puyallup were house guests re-
Gently for several days at the
home Of Mr.. Rydemsn's brother
in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Nelson Of North River
in Pacific county.
Mrs. Mile snodgraxs and son.
Dale. both Of Tacoma. have re-
turned home after q weeks visit
at the home Of Mrs. @. J. Faux
ner Of suburban Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nssl Harvey Of
Tacoma recently visited Mrs.
Harvey's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
J. 9. Stout Of Raymond.
Mira. Nick kirpes Of Cotton,
wash.. 10 now Visiting her son-in.
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter lutte Of Tacoma.
ns,v TT n1ra. nnd S.~>s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-28

Rl inward y. ssTI1<r. ron Of
NJ. and Mrx Chrf~tiaa Miller.
3oo5 Nc. eth 81. now . student
q radio operation and mechanics
IN TIE n<w ar force technical
school recently established IN the
former Stevens and Congress ho-
tels in Chicago. IL also engaged
N musical activities In the army.
Pvt Miller II q member q the
newly activated air corps chorus
recently organised a. the post
He = . grsduats q ths College
a Puget Sound where he was
preui6ent e TIE MIXED chorus.
ntpven II Drswn. son a. Mr..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-28
WEEKLY SHOW

Chester Norris. star Of Para
mounts High Explosive" Pine
Thomas production. heads a troupe
Of entertainers who stage q show
every Thursday night at service
camps on the west coast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-28
We're As
WESTERN
as q C0pered
Wagon

MOT FOR SURE do we
In know the nsme of fhe
lad Who krsf found oil Of CON-
mercial value On this side Of the
continent Trsdiion says IL was
Ramoa Perez. But We do know
h Essi scar Pico Canyon in
California tendiag his sheep.
We know, TOO. thaf the man
Who drilled she krR well there
-and Started dis Company -
wss d. 6. Scoheid. another
spsyfsrnsv.
From earliest ceeinning.
Seandard Of California has been
Of the West wessern- To-day, Is
a1wsyl our operations. our
psople. md our customers are
nearly all western. We're -
western ~ = cowboy hst. .
ssock-ssddle, or the Pacific
OCEAN. Somehow IL rifles US .
mite Whenever anyone gets
mixed up on that one.
.
Nov fbe oil CALIFORNIA; Re-
mon Perez discovered nav not
make an automobile 20 faster
dian the "rock oil" Pennsylvan-
las Edwin I. Drake uncovered
A. T;mrv;lle. NOT evervhine
80 - - a - x:a>.~.s -
e@s< ~ WeSs - = Ssss"s -
= rodeo and \ sen.narfv. In one
thing. thouHn, western born
e>--6~1 - k~i:f>.-:. ~l.;~>s .
-
ssans WESTERN 70. We vel, .a1 mI os.s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-28
Former Exalted Ruler Of
Elks Lodge Succumbs

Arthur McGill. 90. Of 1o12 No.
Steele st. died Tuesday in a local
hospital. Born in Mount Vernon,
Ind, he had lived in Tacoma for
more than 40 years, and had long
been associated with the grocery
business.
He joined the Elks lodge In
1905, and served a. Exalted Ruler
in 1911. Funeral arrangements
win be made by c. c. Mellinger
Co. after receiving word from a
friend. Hugo Lind. now stationed
In Texas with the army.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-28

battle which may be the turning
point of the entire war in the
desert.
P-40s VICTORIOUS
WITH ADVANCED ALLIED
AIR FORCES ON THE WEST
ERN DESERT, Oct. 26-Amsricsn
P-4o fighter planes have scored a
clean-cut success on the western
desert front. shooting down four
Axis planes and damaging three
others in two successive raids.
The first big haul was made
over the Daba airdrome, where
they destroyed three enemy fight
ers and damaged three others. at
least one Of which probably was
destroyed.
The fourth Axis fighter plane
was shot down in flames over
another airdrome.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-28

Mrs. Nick kirpes Of Cotton.
wash. IL now visiting her son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter lutte Of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-28

Why should yox change to PHILIP
NORRIS?
In authoritative medical journals,
doctors report their findings that:
EVERY CASE OF IRRITATION OF NOSE
OR THROAT. DUE 70 SMOKING. CLEARED
UP coMPlErEIY-oR DEFINITELY INA.
pRovEp WHEN SMOKERS CHANGED TO
PHILIP MoRRisl
That's not Laboratory analysis,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Nehl Harvey Of
Tacoma recently visited Mrs..
Harvey's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. q. Stout Of Raymond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Ea11lan
Thanks
Employees

A farewell message 10 the 1900
policemen and civilian employees
of the department from retiring
Commissioner Frank d. Eaman
was read today IN ali precinct sta
lions and bureaus.
The commissioner offered his
thanks for the splendid co-opera-
ton given him in the somewhat
trying period since Jan. 2, 1910
and promised his continued in
terest in the work and problems
of the department. The message
closed:
II commend to you, without
reservation or restraint, my sue
cessor, John III. WitherspOOn. He
will work for the best interests
OF the department and its MEM
bers and your city, and | know
YOU will give him the same fine
support and cooperation you
have extended TO me.
Good work, good health, good
luck and good-by 10 one and all
OF the members of the great
police department of the city
OF Detroit"
Eaman leaves office June l.