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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28
Soldier Battles
Con-; Latter Wins

After q rsmbunctlous difference
Of opinion. John r. Crsber. 7e-
year-oid soldier. VAS In the city
jail Saturday. on . drunk and ais
orderly charge.
GRADER drew police attention
about io:ss ,. m. Friday In . South
Tscoms tavern after he hit an
other soldier with = bottle
When police arrived. orse>r ran
but va. captured by officer y. v.
kibbe. and the two men exchanged
several punches there. After de-
livery at police headquarters.
GRADER ripped kibbe's police badge
from his shirt and threw u away.
after which he made several
frantic efforts 10 get the officers
gun and did considerable damage
10 the holster before he was locked
In a cell.
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Shipyard Worker
Dies Of Injuries
Gruhum Residents
Funerul Tuesday

Funeral services fer Harold L.
HANNAH. .. who Did Friday Al
q rscoms hospital following IN
uries received in a fan A. ths
sesttie-rscoms shipsards. wili Be
held Tuesday ~ IL = m ~ the
wrigiey and Clements chapel.
Puysllup. Dr.. A. W. si,iders vii
offieiate. assisted by Rev. George
Harlow. with hursi in weedhine
Rsmmar. employed AZ the ship
yards-ss = clipper. fell II feet o.
Sept Is and suffered a fractured
skull.
Hsmmar came with his family
to tho state from Nebraska Ii
years ago and had lived At Route
l. Box 2eo. Graham, for IL years.
He was a graduate Of kspowsin
high school. a member Of Christ
Episcopal church. Puyallup. and
the Boilermakers union.
He leaves his wife. Faith; his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ o. HAM
mar: five brothers. Martin. in
Neb.: Kenneth. u. 8. army: Clar-
ence. A. f. p: Calvin. u. s. navy.
Norfolk. Va, and David Of Gra-
ham. and seven sisters. Mrs. Irene
Moebuis, Graham; Miss Esley
Hammar. Tacoma, and Misses
Euniee. Ruby. Betty and Shirley
Hammar, all of Graham.
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Puyalup Women S Church
Groups to Meet Thursday

PUYAILUP - women's groups
OF two Of Puyallup's churches have
all day meetings scheduled for
Thursday. both TO be held In the
churches.
At the Methodist church. the
womens Society OF Christian
Service will hold It's October SEES
sion. beginning at 1880 a m.
with n meeting OF the executive
board. Business will he at IL
o'clock with Mrs. J. w. l.. kauf-
man. president. in charge and Al
1890 luncheon will be served by
a COMMITTEES headed by Mrs. Ciar-
enee Strenge. For the afternoon
session Missionary Education"
will be the theme and Mrs. Charles
A. Robbins Of Tacoma will be the
speaker. Mrs. Robbins. born At
Lima, Peru. where her parents
were pioneers In the missionary
field, has chosen why We should
Know Our South American Neigh
bors' as her subject. Mrs. c. ID.
sehwartze has arranged the pro-
gram.
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sick Reporter. weekly news.
paper whsss v .sslI psshissh~s n
1910 be sid The paper srd ~
snmed prsstiss 81 is~.
sssaaessea jesa<a the sttevrsy
generals ssff uater ", v. Tan
MR. and served shsse Until tsi7
when he came u TsesosA u 49,
ale, IN the legal work having -
do with acquisition AZ The present
Fort f<wls military F~s~tsssiaa
for ne - TIE original Camp
Lewis me lsad. nearly To.uco
acres. wss acquired ~ risrrs
county and given subsequently, 10
the 4. = sessfnmsnt - . psfms-
merit army Pcss.
iiendsrr.n has hen sefIss n
r.s.aa civic affairs thruueheul
HE residence. particularly shsouuA
the Tacoma chambsr - cess-
mssvs. ths Tacoma Issius ~ mia
Arm temple ~ the Shrine ssd ~
rssams mar as~seisslan.
Nj. nsaasr~oa b IN orssua
woman. sfsasdsashs~r II Jshnssn
Mnlksy. . pioneer VIA settled n
Corvallis 100 ys.fs sso
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Plan Christmas Seal Tea
AT First Baptist Church

Expialnins shst . heIng dsae
with the funds raised n tcFmsf
So sslss ~ ee he following
sosnen. head. 81 esf.eus lessl
committees Ms ksri i. Mana
Sc<stioaal committee al re sznl-
teflam; Nrs boy knseland. ssna-
forum birthday ccfnmittee. NJ
Lawrence MeNershney. IN charge
Of skin testing program In the
eoantys sehesls: and Ms ksl-
ieTK. Who vi tel u the saass-
tlenai scrk being accomplished
through tire nss - films ant
speaking and sssay ecntss,s IN
The public schools
Mrs. Jeannsits Fraser 81 sum.
nsr. Mfs l. A. nrusx - Tacoma
ard Mrs.. n. 4 spear u fuyaliap.
win present . short sksi Lets
Imagine
Nj. Patricia fxerson % faci-
&c Lutheran college viii sing. se.
eoml Anisd BY q fellow student.
Miss Isabel nsrstsd. Tea vii be
served by women q the church
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Clean En- Out,
Says Candidate

TIE rneaths sFe ! sf~ns severe,
kears vith - late os<lsn Ana<r-
- - cns - hls pulp plants IN
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asss fef conxFvss. aid n q Nfis-
ten statement to-day lie tcla me
- hsd her - wsshlnktan. 1. G.
wsth references % Masking syuth<sis
rashsr frsm kh- waste rrcioess a
the pulp milis
lie told re haF~sn - Wash
lnkiaa - ssuit pro<isles sleehol
Or syash~ile fuaher ~ ore ira
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pad. BE teek ne into Ma eh<m.
lssry Fs~sn ana demonstrates 10
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refuse a the wceI paie NTH he
was ted n wsshsnEtea. y G..
that Y he nsads sicchel fcr syn
theiie rubber. u would upset ii~
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cHAnIx. xoosx

Charles Moore. 81. died Friday
., ths home II his son. heAliis'
ter Moore 81 Horsehsad BAY. sur
viyinr are fso sons. McAiiister N
Gig Hsrtor and Col. J. ". Noofe
~ Camp Roberts. Calf. ard fiss
grandchildren. Private funeral ser.
Wees viii h. hssd Monday ~ II
noon Al ths Forss, Lawn efema.
forum a. premsrson with Rev. A.
j. Kngtx&n officiating
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Rosicr1cisHs o, Tacoma chapter
viii hold an outdoor fete and
ceremony az wspsto Lake PARK a.
8 p. m. Sunday. sept u. The
ceremony symboiizes the building
o. the great Pyramid % cbsOps.
EOsicrucians. says Milton A.
Ksinertsons master Of Tacoma
chapter. trace Their origin 70 the
time % the Phsroshs 1880 y. Q.
They commemorate their ancient
origin By the ritpslistic oonstruc-
ton 81 a miniature pyramid ne
laying % ssch grons represents
~. cultural accomplishments u
the order. Ths public is invited
70 vitness the ceremony.
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Enlistment qualifications an q
duties u The army air force ape
cIslsts and signal corps specialists
AL b explained By STAFF SGT.
Donald T.. Waller. q Asthsr
Fed. Calf. and Sgt Kenneth
Thompson Of Fort George Wngbt.
Spokane. IN an interview Al i;is
2. n Monday oyer KAO Two
newly enlisted ner will also sp-
pear on the broadcast.
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Csngrsgsiisnslisis
Honor Music Director
For Sixteen Years

In recognition ef HE sintsen
years faithful service ~ dlrsctos
% muslc. J. w. nissi. with Mr..
Blxei. ~ss hoaos~d st . reception
IT the FIRST Congregational church
Friday night. nevsfai hundred
members II the congregation and
friends attended.
Ths program, announced ~
Mrs. Hunter ksnnard. Included
vocal selections BY Ruth Johnsnn
and Evan T. Hopkins. voses pupils
Of Mr.. Bissl and members ~ ths
choir and brief eonKrstulstnxy
talks by ~. rysncis Van Nom.
pastor of the church aixtssa ysass
ego: tho Rev. Hsrcld l.. uoo<h.
present pastor. and FRED ebes-
mshsr. chairman ~ ths msssts
committee which sassesd NJ.
nixsi.
the retiring music director vss
presented. BY ps. ncesh. with ~
ensrnssed folla expressing TIE 80
prseistlon II tbs esnxsssstses fsv
fine services over . loaa perisd-
Mr. fho~msksr sonslads<t On
Interesting review of NJ, nizsfs
work uith presentation ~ . sub
stantisi negotiable testimonial
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Mrs. ID. @. Gray. In charge Of
the program for the Presbyterian
womsn's society, viii present Mrs,
J. Il. Olson Of Tacoma ~ the
speaker st the afternoon session
Of that group. Mrs. Olson IL sec
rotary Of the Spiritual Life Work
of the Olympia Prssbyterial and
Will speak on Spiritual Life work
The meeting will open at 10 &c
with mission study led by Mrs
]. NJ. Hsrgis 20 be followed BY
the business session ~ ii;ao, Mrs
David Pennington presiding. There
will be luncheon al s7fao served
BY Circle 2 with Mrs. Robert Nil.
Ter. chairman. hrs. Donald Gro,
will lead the devotions opening
the afternoon program.
To Meet sunday
Messengers working under c.
william Defense viii meet Sunday
afternoon at . o'clock At the Civic
auditorium, according 10 vern Gil
son. chief Of the group. John
King. chief communication officer
for the area. will outline the work
OF the unit. According 10 CD OFF,
Gals, there Ia a shortage Of mes.
seugers in csrtsin parts of the
city and new snroiless ere invited
Any boy over ~ may become q
member.
Mrs. Carl Kruger Of as No
Meridian st. has returned from
an extended trip east. While
away she visited relatives Of Bsy
City and Auburn. Mich.
Plaza I,,aeh~ss
Our Ladies' club II All Saints
Catholic church will meet Tues.
day for q o'clock luncheon with
Ars. Frank Brouillst, SAL I'd
ave. =. w.
Friday and Saturday. Oct rs
the Disabled Veterans of Word
War I will hold their annual For
get-hs-Sot sale with hssdqusrtsr,
In the Chamber Of Commerce
rooms. James 1. Brown. PuysiiuS
chairman. announced. Brown vii
be assisted by Louis Pltton and
~. ~ Valentine and selling ths
flowers ON thu street viii be- msm
Defs Of the Junior American IL
gson auxiliary and sons VI N.
Legion
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NUMBERS uNREyEAI.ED
Will. WEI srNpAY

Tacoma branch. National Asso-
clailOn for the Advancement of
Coiored People. will meet at 8
?. m. Sunday IN Allen A. II. u
church. 1911 Sc. Yakima ave In
eladsd On ths program vii BE a
moving picture Of activities u
local welfare agencies IN eOnnsc-
ton with the coming var chest
campaign. Mrs Stanley EhaN
Wlu b the speaker.
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PIERCE COUNTY PERSONALITIES

Roscoe A. smith, prominent Ia
coma advertising agency execu-
tive, has enlisted In the army sir
corps as a private. he Is 70 re-
Port for duty Monday AZ the Fort
Lewis recruit reception center.
from where he will be assigned.
Smith was married only few
months ago 10 the former Mrs.
Margaret Rust.
Al Buhre. well known Fircrest
folf star ard clerk at Csllendsr's
enlisted this week in the L S.
navy and viii leave Monday for
the training station at san Diego.
Calf.
Earl Hiustrand. ssis No. saith
at, has taken position as auditor
for construction firm in Alaska.
He recently resigned from the
auditors office of the L. s. mari
time commission al the Seattle
Tacoma shipbuilding Co.
Russ Farr and Perry Sheibler.
Nell-known Tacomans, who were
indicted into the army here at
the same time several weeks ago,
are still in the same outfit. From
Fort Lewis recruit reception GEN.
ter they were sent 10 Sheppard
field. Tex, and this week both
were shifted to Fort Logan. Colo.
Jack Leik, Tseomsn. now an
ensign In the U. S. navy, was
hack for brief visit with friends
this week.
Ernie Wetherell, secretary TO the
mayor, and r. r. Fetterolf, assist
ant manager Of the Chamber Of
Commerce, are sure they both have
unimpeachable taste but wish they
weren't quite so unanimous. A
second time in few months they
both turned up in new neckties
Friday which are identical.
Fred Tegard, STA Pacific ave,
was surprised Friday to get
v-Mail letter from his son, Fred,
now In Australia. II was the first
news that the youth WAS down
under" with U. S. forces.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Zimmerman and
infant son of Tacoma recently
visited at the home Of Mrs. Zim-
merman's grandmother. Mrs. T..
Lucas of Roslyn.
Irving Callesen, sTsc employee.
recently visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Callesen of Elma.
Bonnie Stusser of Tao o m a
recently visited his brother, Julius
stusser OF Hoquiam.
An application for a marriage
license was made recently al
Everett by James Spangier. ls.
Gig Harbor, and Lillian Smith, IL,
Everett.
Highlight Of recent evening
enjoyed by friends at Charles
Phillips home, 523 So. saith st, was
the showing OF motion pictures OF
the wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Oswald Of Bremerton. Attending
were Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald, MISS
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the drive presiding At tea 20 be
held Monday at : p. m. at the
First Baptist church. 9th and
Market SITS. This event viii be
given for all the workers Of the
county league for the purpose Of
aoonainting them with the latest
information regarding the coming
sale.
Mrs. II u. Buchanan Of Seat.
tie. state executive secretary: Miss
Emily Griggs OF Seattle. state
field secretary: Mrs. Frederick y.
Pnaum Of Tacoma, state seal sale
chairman: Mrs. George =. Allen.
Tacoma. local booth captain. and
Miss stella c. Kellogg. executive
secretary Of the county league.
viii explain IN detail the meehan-
les OF the sale.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Big-Scale Fight
STARTS ON PAGE ONT

shot down in a Sept. 20 attack on
Rekaa Bay.
POUND JAP TROOPS
Navy and marine dive bombsrs
meanwhile continued 10 pound
japanese troops stilI fighting from
the mountainous and JunEis-e0ysr-
ed interior ~ GaudaicanaL Marine
patrols followed up 10 engage the
enemy In ground fighting.
The navy said the attacks
were directed against enemy
held village. and other points
Of resistance"
Southland Island. site Of the
bombing Of the transports. II
about 25s miles from the north
western shore Of Gusdaiosnal and
in pesoetime Was described as the
port VI entry for the entire group
Of SolomOns. japanese reinforce
menis sent down from the azlor
naval base al Truk some $40 miles
10 the north might bs dissmbaTksd
there.
NUMBERS INREyEAI.ED
The eommunlque said three hits
were scored on the transports
but did not make Il clear h0S
many vessels had come under the
bombs Of the high Flying Fort
resses. Assuming three vessels
were nit. II would bring 70 ~ least
Is the total number Of enemy SIR
face ships hit or destroyed since
Aug. Z.
The two enemy planes shot down
brought the number Of aircraft
destroyed 30 Is7.
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Mrs. Homer Howe
Honored al Tea

GIG HAkbOH - MIS-. George
Gilbert entertained at the family
home Wednesday afternoon with a
tea between the hours Of 2:30 and
$50. She was honoring Mrs
Homer Howe who came TO the har-
Dor with Mr.. Howe and their chill
dren this summer when Mr.. Howe
accepted the position Of -uper1n-
tendent of peninsula schools.
A short musical program WAS
arranged for the afternoon enter
tainment including piano solos by
Mrs. Ben Pearson and Mrs. Gilbert
and vocal solos by Miss Belle Ruth
Ciayman.
Mrs. Harold REIN and Mrs. Ed
ward New poured from an attrac-
lively arranged table with decora.
tons carried out In the fall motif.
Autumn leaves added color about
the centerpiece of Linaris.
Guests for the social afternoon
included Mesdsmes Ray Hunt. c.
f. Middelstsedt. c. Gaughey. Hugo
Finnolm, Eddie Finholm, Johnnie
Finholm, Harold Ryan, Bert I'd
denberg. Hubert Secor, Vincent
skansie. Oscar Dulin. Austin. Eric
Erickson. Al Ahlberg, Adolph
sehmel. Lydia Moran, Margaret X.
Gould. Ambrose Moore. Harold
Rueker, Henry Peterson. Ruby
Graham, John Nordquist. A. Hage-
ness, Jason Graham and Cole and
the Misses Florence Wood, Agnes
Dunn and Letha Rostede.
Condition Improved
Mrs. A. l.. Hopkins who has
been III in the ST. Joseph hospital
in Tacoma for the past few days
is now reported much improved.
She returned to the home Of her
son, Clarence Hopkins on Friday
and plans 10 return TO the harbor
on Sunday.
Misses Elva and Doris Sehmel
were guests over the weekend at
the home Of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Sehmel. On Monday
Of this week Miss Doris started
the school term of teaching at
the Junior high school In Puyai-
lup while Miss Elva IN a member
Of the faculty at the Hariine dis
trict school near Seattle.
Desert Luncheon
The Library card club met
Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Donald Cole for a 100
desert luncheon. Three tables Of
cards were in play during the aft
ernoon with honors for high score
being awarded to Mrs. J. Vern-
harrison and Mrs. r. Henley. The
next regular meeting viii be held
at the home Of Mrs Fred Henley
The auxiliary Of the Wacon6s
chapter o. r. s. viii meet next
Wednesday. September 80 At the
home Of Mrs. Adolph Sehmei
There will be an important bust
ness session and all members are
requested 10 be present. ASSIST
/ ing hostssses for the afternoon
will be- Mrs Partha aocasley and
Mrs. Set,ie Danf0rth.
Visitors Sunday Al the home Of
Mrs. J. vsrnhsrdsOn were Mn
Nsls Csrlbloorn and son and Mrs
Csrlblooms brother. Clarence Pc
terson ell Of Tacoma. On Eatur-
day Mrs vernhardson enjoyed a
yisit from her daughter. Mrs
I Donald Fires Hiso of Tacoma
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A. Pierce county chairman q
the 1919 Christmas Seal sale q
the tuberculosis league Mrs. J.
W. ksikns q Ptyanap wia open
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Dave Miller. Mr.. and Mrs.. L>~lie
Mccarthy. Mr.. and Ms. O. ".
Alvar and Mrs. John rsulscn, al
nf Tacoma
Marriage licenses we're issued
recently at Occur d'Alene. Idaho.
n John Mnlcrone. -. Tscoms. ans
Agnes Miller, ~. Spokane: Marvin
A. Price. 20. Tacoma, and June A.
korssik, Is. Prosser.
Willard Burn. and William
Cummings. Tacomsns. who volun-
teered months ago for the U. $.
navy and have been serving as
enlisted men, recently were COM
missioned ensigns.
First 1t. William BUD Fech-
ter Of Tscoms, was home Friday.
visiting relatives and friends. 1t
Feohter Is in the army signal
corps.
Howard n. Hansen IL leaving
by plane Thursday for Washing
ton. u. C.. where he will be given
course in Red Cross field rep
resentative work.
Miss Alta Johnstead formally
received some of her pupils II the
re-opening of her piano studio at
her home, s27i7 No. sth ST. Friday.
Ralph II. Tough. 2s. son of
Mrs. y. NJ. Lough of 1909 So.
18th st, will soon graduate from
a navy machinists mates school
in North Dakota II was learned
Saturday. Tough enlisted July 81.
1912, and received his recruit
training in San Diego.
Mrs. Ray "Keppy" Keplinger
recently underwent an emergency
operation in a local hospital. Ac-
cording TO word received satur-
day Mrs. keplinger is reeuperat-
ing at her home, 1921 So. T-homp-
son ave.
A baby boy was recently born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Welles
Clary. The new infant was named
Russell Welles and latest reports
have II mother and son are do
ing nicely.
Lewis II. shaw, son Of Mrs.
Mary l.. shaw of Orting, was re-
Gently promoted to master ser
geant. Sgt. Shaw. who Is q
years old. entered the service on
Nov. 5, 1910. He graduated from
Orting high school and at the
present is stationed with a bomb
er squadron as armament chief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry knipe of
1916 9th st, s. w. Puysllup. have
received word from their son,
Clarence zones, In the ". s. navy
that he is somewhere in the At
lantic and well. He has been in
the navy for six years and has
recently received his rating as
chief pharmacist. He is a graduate
Of Puyallup high school.
Ken Fisher, having dropped
out of the tavern business at Lake
City. TUNED his vacation to ac-
count by roofing his house in
victory green" He came TO town
Friday y visit old haunts.
Lawrence Bonneville, jr., has
done scrne travelling since enter
/ ing tho army. but at last advice
had arrived in the air corps fl
nance department at some post
in Missouri.
Albrt Finnigan has decided to
returl to Washington State col
lege ais fall, pending call To active
serye.
|
Wlter Hunt Of Puyallup re-
! cens returned home on leave
froi the naval training station
in an Diego upon the death of
hisnother. Hunt has been in the
seIce over a month and will re-
tul TO active duty after settling
tn affairs OF the estate.
FORD was received from Camp
Rker, Ala. Saturday that First
Sgeant Charles NJ. koharski,
fmerly OF Fort Lewis. has been
pmoted to the grade Of master
sgeant.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Nazis Lose Momentum

benxsne bottl. throwsrs. snd many
Germans were roasted inside thssr
tanks.
NAH PLANES ACTIVE
German planes pounded VolKa
river crossings In an effort 10
prevent rsinfnrcemsnts FROM
reaching ths countsroffensive. and
10 keep supplies out Of st.Iinxrsd.
Soviet soldiers. marines nsd
sailors, u was said. have be~s
showing Increasingly greater !
str~nsth inside rtsiisKssA fss
shs last - hsurs.
There was no minimizing Ger
man strength northwest 81 stain
grad. Thrir positions we're stud
ded with large numbers ~ anti
tank guns and big artillery. and
they were. doing their utmost 10
stop the countsroffsnsiss.
cuECnERsoAnD DEFENSE
The Soviet army organ Red star
reported . "ehseksr board defense
system was proving unusually
successful inside stsilnKr.d- Can
non are set up 10 eoysr every
approach, and whsn tanks try 90
advances. Red Star said. they ara
met BY . concentrates stream Of
fire from every snKls that brings
them 10 . stsndstiii.
Ons G<rnss tank unit ts~t
Is taaks In . f~e-hsur test
Of th~ "eheeksr board" syst<ss.
n resuss>d fog . s~cssd a.
tempt, Last five ssss tssks
and retired.
New srmers.i naval nni,s.
principally high spssd motor
boats. joined the battle II Stain
grad. couFslng sp and down the
volTs. they attached German ar
iillsry and tanks ~ short range
ana hsipsd monitors 10 protect
crossings sxsiHst dive bofnDsfs
Dispatches reported Soviet sue
ceases at ETHER points sis'ns The
battlefront.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28

You help yourself when you buy
8. War Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28

Tag bils Of Pierce county prop
srty owners have been cut ~ Z
percent annually .s q direct result
II tbe <O-Mlil TAG Limit LAWS. Of
fleiAi county and state records
show. Ia 1852. The year befors
me frs, s0-hili Tax Limit law
Nss pssssd. owners q homes.
farms and other real pfOp<rty ~
Pierce county ~sTe taxed s7.izs.-
SO %. But taxes isslsd for eol-
lection uis year are only se.5ss. r
ssi 70. a direct saving n ss.sss.-
155.ss in Ons year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28

benxine bottle throwsrs. snd many
Germans we're roasted inside their
tanks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28

A baby boy was recently born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Welles
Clary. The new infant was named
Russell Welles and latest reports
have it mother and son are do
ing nicely.