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Evening star., 1942-04-22
Nv DE WITT MACKENZIE,
Wids World War AnAiyst

Word that Japanese Christians are
praying for peace has been broad
cast to the world by the Official
Toxic news agency, Domei. thereby
emitting us Undeed probably in
viting u.s. to draw the conclusion
that the government has started a
peace movement.
This extraordinary bit OF propa-
ganda by Domei follows the warning
given by Archibald MacLeish, di-
rector of the ONCE of Facts and
Figures. that the Axis would launch
peace offensive this summer Mr.
MacLeish, speaking at the annual
meeting of the Associated Press in
New York Monday, declared this was
as much Nazi weapon as a Nazi
mechanical division" and urged
that this type of Axis propaganda
be combated.
Any peace campaign by the Axis
powers now is filled with peril for
the Allies, since 1t is motivated by
desire to be free to consolidate
their ill-gotten conQuests and get
set for further brigandage The
Hitlerian brotherhood has made its
ambitions too clear for there to be
any misunderstanding on our part
Japan. in particular, within recent
days has been screaming to high
heaven that it was going to crush
America and Britain.
Must Fight 10 Conclusion
This is no time for the Allies to
join in prayers for a negotiated
peace. The war for survival in
which we are engaged must be
fought TO definite conclusion
until the powers of evil have been
uprooted and utterly destroyed.
BY all means let's pray for
strength to smash the enemy
quickly. Let's pray for power to
enforce our kind of peace on the
Axis. But let's not pray for any
old peace, just to end an unwel-
come war which most certainly
would rekindle itself from its own
hot ashes
Hitler would fall on the neck of
any Allied power that suggested
peace now. So would Hirohito. And
why shouldn't they when it would
give them a chance to absorb the
vast territories which they have
stolen, and rebuild their war ma
chimes for further slaughter. There
hasn't been a minute since Hitler
drove the British into the English
Channel and forced France to her
knees when he wouldn't have
jumped at peace. He has fished for
it constantly. Now Japan has ar
rived at the same pitch, being
anxious to consolidate her con-
quests.
Axis Powers Scared.
The point isn't, of course, that
the Axis powers are satisfied with
their gains. They're scared, be-
cause they can see defeat piling up
against them. Look at the news
in today's reports:
Donald Nelson, war production
head. says the Allies are producing
essential war materiel in much
greater quantities than the Axis.
The Washington Agriculture De-
partment tells of increasing diff
culties confronting Germany and
occupied countries in supplying their
people with food and fiber crops.
Our strength grows in the Orient.
Evening star., 1942-04-22
StraboIei Sees Gap
In Allied Machinery
On War Strategy
Labor Leader in Lords
DepIores Need Of OfficioIs
To Cross AtIuntic
Ry the Associated Press.


LONDON, April 22-Lord Stra-
bolgi, labor leader in the House
of Lords. said today that the
fact the British First Sea Lord
and other important staff officers
had had to leave London to go
back to Washington with Gen.
Marshall showed there was a
gap In the machinery" Of United
Nations war strategy.
(Admiral OF the Fleet Sir Dud-
ley Pound is Britain's first sea
lord. Lord Strabolgi's statement
was the first indication that he
had come to the United States.
When Gen. George C. Marshall.
United States Army Chief OF
STAFF returned from London last
Sunday he was accompanied by
four persons, still not identified
by official United States sources.
but presumed TO be high British
officers1
Lord Strabolgi said the fact that
Gen, Marshall had had TO visit Lon
don also was an indication OF a lack
OF machinery for mobilizing and di-
recting United Nations resources.
There is some anxiety" he said.
"as to whether there is a unified di-
rection of the strategy OF the grand
alliance.
Presumably the combined Chiefs
OF Staff Committee In Washington,
which includes senior British officials
Of all three services, is primarily con-
cerned with the war in the pacific.
But is there q corresponding
body for correlating plans and sd-
vising the governments concerned
for a European battlefield7"
He also said there we're evidences
that there could be closer co-opers-
ton in the higher field OF strategy
with Russian leaders"
The Earl of Selborne, Minister Of
Economic Warfare, replied that there
was collaboration between England
and America such as never has been
seen between two countries before
Evening star., 1942-04-22
Baltimore Army Pilot
Disappears During Flight

By the Associated Press.
ORLANDO, Fla, April Second
LII. Irwin Bernard Hillman. 81, of
Baltimore, pursuit pilot at Orlando
Air Base. was officially listed as
missing" today after failing to re-
turn from routine training flight
A Statewide search for the miss
ing pilot and plane so far has been
fruitleSS
Col Thomas S. VoSs, base COM
mandant, said the pilots parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hillmsn. Balti-
more, had been notified he was
missing.
1t. Hillmsn took of from the air
base here shortly after pm, yes
terday. Col, Voss said the search
would continue.
Evening star., 1942-04-22
Hong Kong Atrocities
Confirmed by Writer
Who Escaped Colony
Storvotion Foces Many
After Jop Army Seized
Food, He Deelores

Henry Bouoh. member OF
the Reuters stof formerly in
Hong Kong. escaped TO Free
China from the ore-tire British
croiDn colony after three months
IN the Japdnese- occupied city. He
nrots the JoilotDino dispatch for
Reuters ana the Associated
Press
BY HENRY BOUGH.
CHUNGKING. April IA jap
anese-made hell--that was Hong
Kong three months after its occu-
patton.
Starvation faces a large proper
ton Of the population. When the
Japanese seized the island II was
estimated there was a nine months
supply of food on hand. But large
quantities were commandeered by
the japanese Army and shipped
away
Food supplied the prisoners of war
is poor and scarce, and there is
much sickness. Civilian internees
are somewhat better of. for they
occasionally get fish and meat. The
prisoners of war are given only rice
and beans
can confirm the appalling stories
of murder and rape which have been
reported. Most OF the worst afro
cities were committed in the pres
ence of Japanese officers They are
only too true. Many of the woman,
after being attacked, were shot.
In the early DAYS OF the oceupa-
ton the Japanese troops engaged
in widespread looting. Men and
women were stopped in the streets
and watches and money were taken
from them. Under the pretext of
searching for arms, Japanese troops,
under the command of officers,
entered and ransacked private
premises.
Everything possible is done to
lower western prestige. Britons are
ordered to sweep the streets, while
others must carry away dead bodies
British subjects are struck in the
face on the slightest provocation.
Given One-Day Notice.
All of these incidents took place
before British and Allied subjects
were interned. One day notices ap-
peared ordering all enemy" ma
tionals to report the following morn
ing.
They were given a few hours to
settle their private affairs and were
allowed to take with them only their
clothing and personal belongings
The internees first were concen-
trated in several third-rate Chinese
boarding houses.
After about two weeks all were
removed to a large prison at Stanley
about miles across from Victoria
on Hong Kong Island. No visitors
were allowed there. The plight OF
elderly people perhaps was worst
Of all.
Evening star., 1942-04-22
Peace
Continued From First Page.>

quarters believed there was a strong
peace feeling in Italy, they termed
the likelihood of any present nego-
tiations, secret or otherwise, as
absurd"
The Ankara dispatch said the ex-
change of British and Italian pris-
oners recently and the transfer Of
Italian residents TO Italy from Brit
fsh- conquered East Africa have
encouraged the Italians to believe
that Britain still does not hate the
Italians in the manner in which the
NaZis are loathed and despised.
Italians feel that the coming of
the summer months, when the Ger
mans will be fully occupied on the
Russian front, may be the moment
Evening star., 1942-04-22
Drummer Boy Cuts in
On Captain Dancing
With Princess
Ey the ASsoeisted Press

Ey the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 22-Drum-
merboy Reggie BenStead, who
said later Boy. what a nerve
I've got" cut in on a captain
of the Grenadier Guards last
night and gained q dance with
l6-year -old Princess Elizabeth
at her birthday ball.
The captain, who had the
dance on his card, stood aside.
Pvt. Benstead related. and
there found myself with the
Princess in my arms. She
was quite tslksuve, but I
couldn't think OF a thing 10
saw"
Evening star., 1942-04-22
BY HENRY BoUGH.

Previous reports reaching Chung
king have given similar picture
of Hong Kong under Japanese rule
and formal denunciation of the
situation was made by the British
government.
Evening star., 1942-04-22
PAINT PROTECTS
AMERICA

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Americas loaT equipment,
il is a pffai defense mate
rial. Don't aoasfe IL. Apply
itearefnllv. Protecting pour
home now may saUe scaste-
fnI repairs later. repairs
that may consume scarce
vdw materials. Paint Hesc to
save the things Hou cheyish.
SAVE WITH PAINT
Evening star., 1942-04-22
Taking Over Autos
Is Necessary 10 Win
War, Downey Says
CoIifornion Tells Senote
Hearing His Bill Would
Conserve VitoI Materials
BULLETIN.

The Senate Banking Com
mittee voted this afternoon to
report fayorably the bill TO
provide r. r. c. financing aid
for automobile dealers while
they are disposing OF the cars
''frozen" In their warehouses
to await sale on priority
orders.
Evening star., 1942-04-22

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able film which guards the sur
face against rot and decay. And
it gives you a plus value, too, in
good appearance that lasts and
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Evening star., 1942-04-22

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where. Most Of them
are listed in the Gloss
flied Telephone Diree-
tory.
Evening star., 1942-04-22
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Du Pont House Paint costs no
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Before you paint be sure to
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knows how to do the job right
how much or how little paint to
use. His skill means savings for
you, and paint conservation for
America
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04
4idtblif nn0 grofblid

Sn Der ,,@e,neinihaft Der 6eiIi-
gen., bie mir I'M @laubensbefenntnis
befennen, iino mir @lieber in Der
Gette ber SeiIieen int Sinmel, Der
leioenben Seele bes 5eefeners, bic
onf bem 3ege gum Simmel bearif-
len iinb, nnb oiler @brilteldnbieen mi
@rben, bie in ibrem @louben NIT
Gbriitus perbunoen iino. Sn bieiem
breifaden &erbonb, oe,n mpItiIben
2eibe @briiti, beiien Seele er ielbit lit,
Iino mir oils @lieber- auh int Den @na'
oenitrom eineeid)loiien, oer burd lei.
ne Seile flieBt. 9ie @naben, bie
gbriitus ielbit er5euet bat, uno Die
Silfc, bie er burb sic gerbienite aller
beiliaen Seelen, san5 aleih 100 iie
iinb, int Simmel, unter Ser @rbe ooer
auf Ser @rbe, auItanoefommen ldBt
iinb io5uiaeen ser 9lutitrom, ser ben
eebeimnispollen 2eib gbriiti belebt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04
Din MaiienfrennS

llnslaube, @aterialismas, Belt.
finn, 2eioenihoftlibfeit nnb llniitt-
IiAfeit, 0berfIablidfeit in @ilien-
ihaft nno @r5iebunesioeen baben felt
Ssabr mo Gag cine nnbeilise aaian3
gebilbet eegen Die 2ebre nnb Eraris
Ser Stride in ibrer Gorberrng nno
getonnng itanoessemaben feuiden
2ebens. aG oiele lmbeilisen gerbiin-
beten babcn es tpie ein ebenio ,mbei-
Iiges gpangeli,m Ser Menihbeit BET
5llbrineen periuht baB bie fatboliibc
Ssoee uno 2ebre- uno sor6erung fir
@ntbaItiamfeit, ipenieitens praftiid
betrahtet, cine ltiopie ipenn nidt ear
cine Gergeipaltiguna Ser statur lei.
Ser Menlb Tonne iie nidt praftiih
6lir6fiibren, obne fih als abnormal
5u 5eisen, nod lei es fit i'm not,pen-
Big, itanoesee,naB fe,,ih ,mo entbaIt-
iam alt lebe,. Das einaiee @ebot iei,
ii9 ,berniinftis" babel at perbalten,
tpenn man feiner leibenibaftlihen Na.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04

llniere aeaennGrtiee 3eit 1T obne
3ipeiiel cine 3eit Der Yeripirrung.
Nibt mlr iinb Die Golfer in bieien
Griegs5eiten in tobfeinblide @egner
Derlponbelt, ionbern in ben @emiitern
Der ein5clucn Mcnlben berrldt ein
INNER ipohienber 3nltano Der Ser
nirrnna Siatloiigfeit, @nttnuId,lng,
nenn niht aar poIlieer @ntlnutiaung
nno Ger3meifllmg. Seoenialls lit Die
allae,neine 2ebensfreube geeenluartig
anf ein MinbeitmaB rebu5iert, uno
hie allsiidt auf cine 8eilerllna III
naber 3uf,1nft lit re6t ihpad). Dieie
innere llnrube ,mo ltnii6erbeit, ia
beinabe a,,siihtsloiiafcit besii9lih
normoler 2ebensperbaltniiie mb nor
malen 9cnfens BEL Sen Menlhen
fanu 5,lm poIlieen Geiiimisnu,s, 5ur
Nelandolic, tpenn nidt gar aar Ser
s'peifl,ng iiibren. Tein menidlid BE-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04

Dieier 8lutltrom eebt ni1t on Mns
norbei, lonoern ereiebt iid 1T Mnier
5pitem bes 2eibes, nno Ser Seele
belonoers, nno balt nns niht nMr am
2ebem, lonoern madt uns ait sSreun-
Den oes @ottesIobnes nno 9eilbabern
ieines 3ei6es. @eraoe bieles miro
l,ns entlhabiec fir an bas, mas Die
Neniden nns ont,ln, ober tpeiien Die
&aubertdtigfeit ober 2eibenihaftlih=
felt nnlerer Nitmeniben ,ns beraubt.
So biele Menlden nnlerer 3eit, sic
nur fit ben Gag lebten ,lnb ser Ge-
lleion fremo geaeniiberitanoen, ipen-
Sen iid bente auf Ser Sl.be nod 81.
herbeit ,no @erebtigfeit nnb tpob-
rer Meni6lidfeit ,nebr aIs ie ser &e-
li9ion at. 0fodten Tie uno mir eldu-
biee Menlden bob ilnnler mebr inne=
lperoen, ipelb ein 2idtblif 1no Croft,
'blid mie in ser gelieion i'm aIlae.
meinen 10 aans beionoers in Ser ia.
tbolil6en 2ebre bon nnierer ,,@emein.
idoft ser Seiligen' lieat. Ser geo.
pembermonat, 5l1mal in ieiner berbit-
liden @ridein,ng in ser Mot,,r nno
bem ans Sterben lno gereeben ge-
n1abnenoen @eba6tnis nnierer So
ten fann elm redter 2ibtnonat iper.
Den, ipenn mir nns Ben ean5en ssSn
bolt Ser v@emeinIbaft ser Seiligen"
5u eigen maden.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04

trobtet unb empfunoen fommt man
0aau, bob es einem eerooe5u anefelt,
In bieiem @etriebe su lebeu. ssseoen-
faus ldBt es uns beiier periteben, pie
Neniden, bie fein @eaenseipibt in
fold eeiitiaer lleberbelaituns batten,
tpie .. 9. ser beutihe nnalGubige Ybi-
Ioiopb Sdopenbouer, boau fcmmen
fonnten, praftiih an oaem bie 5re,l.
be 3u berlieren uno i1lieblid) au Der.
s,peifeln.
Bie eliidlid baeeeen iinb mir slau-
biee gbriiten, benen IN ibrem @loa.
ben ein @eaeneeipiht 5ir Serfiiaune
rebt, 6as tie entlaitet ino bon bcm
Druid auf Ser Seele beIreien fann!
Der Nonember nit Ieinem aGerbeili-
genIeite ,no bem @ebobtnistaee Al-
lerieclen br6ngt iid ba uns ganS be-
fonbers uie ein rebter Sroitmonot
anf. Mebr als ionlt miro nns in oier
fen Saeen sic v@emeinihaf ser Sei-
ieen' aum 8eipuBtiein aebradt.
Dir iinb ood nidt tuie sic befannten
.,Waiien int Stnrm" allein in sic.
fem llniuetter. SIM @eaenteil, mir
befinben nns in elmer @emeinldait
nnb @eIenibaft, bon ser ihon ser
@ebanfe an iie allein elm 2ibtblid in
6em Sturmesounfel ,mb elm Croft
blid in Der uns nmeebenoen 2eioens,
Seit iit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04

tur freien 2auf Iaifen poae, nm ct.
ipoiae geinnobeitlibe ooer anoere
Sbooianngen bon iid fernsubalten.
al oieie Rufer i'm Streit nno MpoItel
elmer nndriitIid seri6teten Denf- uno
Sanolnngsart tparen enttpeber 10 fa-
matiid ooer 10 iarfaltiid, oaB es ihon
nidt aerinsen Mutes beourfte nno
nod beoarf bier Die Sssbee unb 2ebre
Der &irde ,lnseIbeut at bertreten.
Neiitens lit oies Sahe firdli9er Ser
lonlihfeiten. aber bie nno 90 finoet
Iid elm Sale, Ser nit oem Mnte ser
lteber5eltgilng lno ben &iiItaeus
praftiiher @rfabrnng ser fatbolilhen
2ebre ein entlbiebener adnpfer niro.
ais elm FOLDER aeigte iid fiiralid
Der ebenals ais gbampionborer be.
fannie Gene Slnnep. Seit 8eeinn bes
&rieses iit ct in Sffi5ieritellung aIs
elmer Der alsidlaeaeben6en Setter ser
forperliden @rtiidtisuns ser Marine.
loloaten tatig. ct lit alio burhaus
fein prielterliher ,,Mon6" ober 1e-
bensfrenoer einieitieer Mi5et. Sbm lit
oas 2eben iltneer Meniben nur au
bertraut unb 5ltgleib eibt i6nt feline
Stellnng nno Sdtisfeit cine grfab-
rnng inie iuenigen an6eren MenIde,,.
Nidt MIR bies. Seine Stelll,ng ,mo
anfeobe brinat i'm in infinite 8e-
fanntidaft NIT Sen Sheen i1nb MaB=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04
Spittps6, SeH 4. ~ssember f942

nabmen Der Diiiitdrbeb0roen eeeen.
iiber bem llebeI Der it6n6ig ipabIen.
oen gerleuhung ,inierer armee nn1
Narine burd @eihlehtsfranfbeiten
infolae idranfenloien ,,SibausIe.
bens'. Sunnep ipei6 nm an Sic Dor.
beugenoen MaBnabmen nno goribrif-
ten fir oie Solbaten ebenio ,pie nm
ibre &eiultate, nnb um sic syoleen
in bieiem al freien unb unlittIiben
2eben 10 bieler illnger Ndnner unter
oen @affen.
0esbalb lit iein llrteil uno feline
fnr6tloie Stellungnabme Inn 10 ipert.
boiler, ipenn er, tpie er es in einem
milionenfab nerbreiteten MrtifeI tut.
reitlos 6arauf beitebt, BOB cine itan-
besaemabe @ntbaltiamfeit bie einaiee
8arantie geeen sic 8erIendnng nno
Die ein3ige iuirflone gorbene,ng ee.
gen ibre l1ebel lit. F,nnep fpriht
nid)t bonn Stanopunfte ooer nit ben
Borten oer Helieion. @r itelit in fr6f.
tiger @eiie bas Notiirlitbe on ber
@ntbaltiamfeit beraus. @r betont be.
lonoers, ipie Sic @ntboItiamfeit cine
ielbltperitdnolibe Sabe fir BEN
atbleten lit, ser I'M Yreisring erfole.
reid Iein min. gsohbriidlidIt itelIt
er oie fir ieoen il,neen Meniden, ben
es aneebt, anipre6enbe Satlabe ber.
aus, baB Ser freie @eibledtsperfebr,
ielbit tpent er nibt Sppbilis nnb
perlpanbte &ranfbeiten i'm @efolee
bat, bob iiber Sen Sinn nno Die
Jrel,oe rebten 2iebeslebens ertotet.
@ie geiagt, Snnnep bebient fih
nid)t Ser Sprabe ser Helieion, ion-
bern rebet einfah ,natiirlid'. Sber
ba bie 2ebre l,no Wtabnung Der Stride
anf ben Gerbaltniilen l,no 5orner,in.
gen Ser Natur aufgebaut iino, 10 lit
Sunnep's 8arleeung uno entldlebef,e
Stellltngnabme 1ur cine Inn 10 iiber,
seueenbere Gebtfertiaung Ser Sal
tlng ser Stride in oieier sSrase. Wir
ipiini1en oob hieier artifel in alle
91nbe nnlerer Nannibaften fommen
mohte. - Sep. ST. Wsarfert, $3.50.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04

Aus 3iirid miro semeloet, baB nibt
nnr bie Mrbeiter in 2nremburg Jon.
bern a,h bic 8auern iid sesen bic
8elasunesbeborben auflebnen, fpie
Sic int beletten 2iittid eribeinenSe
3eitung n2a 2eeia' 1T einem BeriAt
aug 2nrembnrg erfennen ldBt. Die
Beborben ermittelten, bob bie Bam.
ern int Durdihnitt pro &ub tGalib
einen 2iter Milb ablieferten. 9sad)
barter geitrafung einieer 8anern
ftieg sic Mblieferung inn Durhibnitt
auf flint 2iter pro Gag nno Sub.
Darauf tpuroe ieoem gauern perfOn-
lid bon ben 8eborben cine Beftra.
fung Bis at 10000 sSrancs ongebrobt.
,penm feline Milhablieferung niebt au-
frieoenItellenb lei.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04

Die ct. Sbomas-ltniberiitdt IN
Gonila, bisber bon 9ominifanerpatres
(ieit oem II. Sabrbunbert) eeleitet,
lit bon ben iapanilhen @roberern in
elm aon5entrationslaeer ,tmseiuanbelt
morber. Cine eroBe 3abl fiibrenoer
8bilipinos bot an bieier l1niperiitat
lire eeiitige M,tsbilbl,ng erbalten.
Diefe ullmtpert,1ne" Ser u8erte" lit
tppil6 uno ipnboliid) fir bie Saba
ner ino ben &urs Der eeiItigen 8er.
bIooung aller totolitaren Mdhte nm.
lerer 3eit. @uh bie Na5is ipanbeln
alolter UNI in Militarfoiernen; ftait
bodaebiloeter ,,nb gut er5oeener Wen.
men ion in 3ufnnft Der itarfe .Wann
ser Sanb nnb niht bes Sirns berr.
iben - uno bie eanae 3ubt iit IN
3n6tbaiIern berIinnbilbet.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-10-10

Warren A. Taylor, Brooklyn Av- enue, Kodiak, Alas ka, that being the place for the transaction of the business of the said estate. Dated at Kodiak, Alaska, this 3rd day of October, 1922.
 Velma Ameling
 Administratrix
 of the Estate of
 Elizabeth Carr, Deceased
Kodiak mirror., 1942-10-10

You are hereby required to a. ppear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division, within thirty days aft CT the last publication of this summons to-wit, within thirty days after the 17th day of Oct ober, 1922, in case this summons is published, or within forty days after the date of its service upon you, in case the summons Is serv- ed upon you personally, and an- swer the complaint of the above named plaintiff on file in the said court in the above entitled action.
 The said plaintiff in said action demands the following relief: A decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between plaintiff and defendant; and for the care. custody and control of the minor child of plaintiff and defendant.
 And in the event you fail to so appear and answer, the plaintiff will take judgement against you for want thereof, and will apply to the court for the relief de- manded in her complaint and as hereinabove stated.
 WITNESS, the Hon. SIMON HELLENTHALL, Judge of said Court, this 18th day of Septem- Der, 1942.
 M. E. s. Brunelle, Clerk
 By Ramona Brockliss,
 Deputy Clerk
 Date of first publication, Sep tember 26, 1922.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-10-10
THE ESTATE
of ELIZABETH CARR, Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV FEN by the undersigned. admin istratrix of the estate of Eliza beth Carr, deceased, to the cred itors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, that within six (6) months after the first publication of this mo- tice they exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, to the sad administrative at the office of
Kodiak mirror., 1942-10-10
Tn Town

Mir. John Hughes was visit or from the base in town over the weekend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09
City Dads Thumb
Over '43 Budget

City councilmen continued to
thumb the 1913 budget Thursday
as a day remained before they
adopt 1t. and listened TO further
comparison of city salaries with
those outside the city hall.
In this case ii was the Librarians
who were comparing pay scales.
Mrs. Mary r. Edison and Mrs.
Beatrice l. Doty, both in charge
of branches of the Tacoma public
library. called attention of the
eouncilmen to the fact that their
salaries. plus raises contemplated
for next year, will amount only
to the salaries of junior clerks IN
city hall departments.
While requiring essentially the
same education as school teachers,
with whom they work closely, the
Librarians noted, they receive APP
proximately $50 per month less in
salaries. $500 less in a year. Mrs
Doty compared her si35 salary
with that of the assistant janitor,
s165.
Mayor Cain explained that II
was well known by the councilmen
that inequalities exist between
some city hall salaries and others
and between city pay and indus.
trial pay, but that salaries woule
have to remain limited by tas
revenues.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-09
Warns Merchants
To Obey Dimouf

Craekdowns on merchants fall
ing to obey dimout regulations
were threatened Thurs by
Frank s. Evans. civilian defense
coordinator. He declared military
authorities are insisting that more
general compliance with reguia-
tons be enforced. Too many mer-
chants are continuing to let neon
signs be operated after shutdown
We have tried to be reasonable
in warning the various establish
ments about the regulations. but
violations continue. said Evans.
This is not fair 10 the general
citizenry whose protection ws al
seek. Those who fail to cooperate
in turning out their signs will Be
hailed into court. We don't want
10 do this. but apparently IN many
cases will have 70.