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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07
AIRBORNE DIVISION
ADOPTS YOUNG ABE

For; Bragg. Nov. in wha: was
probably one OF the most Culurtul
ceremonies by an army division IN
modern military history. the iUlst
Airbornc Division at Fort r.. 90.
adopted as the official maSco, of tina:
Strcamlined unit of the fighting for
ceS an American bald eagle. Yong
Abe" reputed to he direct dcsccn-
dent uuf old Abe" who Won fame
as IN army mascot in the War be-
tween the States.
Presentation of the eagle 10 the
division was made by the 32!St Glider
Field Artillery OF the lOl<t. wh.ch
has been properly named the Eagle
Division.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07
Win, 80 To 6, Over Strong Littleton Eleven

gained twelve yards. and, with Sc
IudS 10 go. fu2lcman tried lWU
passes. Johnson attempted 4 In rd
ana togicman made the fourth an
'ucccSSlul aerial attempt Just before
l." llnaI whistle.
Coach Payne used practically his
-utlrr Squad during the game ana
vcly one ui the BOYS did we'll. They
..iO To- do well. IT, coll up that Slnvt
II II score against the Hai!taN county
contingent. and their performance
I:niunstral.a mat they nave - lot
uorC tnan II took 10 down Cu:npLrd-
..Er!y weak teams met on THE LAST
Two weck-cndS.
For the invaders. Gordon Johnson.
nigh, end. ana iiOllu!uuu, Collier "n,.
lurOwcy. backs. lived up - u:>..'
equations as dangcrCus IN ANY
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07
Republicans Can Embarrass
LIE nocrats In Legislature


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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07
Profit Taking
Hurts Stocks

New York. Nov. 7.-(AP)-SD-
called peace stocks continued L. al
tract buyers in today'S brief mar
kct but profit cashIng on Fridays
sharp rally tended To- stem the ad-
vance IN many cases.
While bulliShnesS persisted over
the allied victory in Egypt. the
election results and relatively good
earning prospects for many COM
paneS, there was some trimming of
commitments on the idea the recent
swing 10 the best average mark since
November D. 1911. called for al least
Il temporary technical adjustment.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07
Troops Guard
Railroad Line

PalnsvIl!c. OHIO. Nov. 1.-(AP)---
United States troops guarded TN,
right Of way of the SlrIHc-Duunu
Fairport. Painsvillr and Eastern
railroad today and their commander
Colonel J. {. DAILY. said that the line
would resume quickly the lrnnSpor-
tation oi war materials.
The government has stepped.
Colonel Daily SAID. The plants alona
this line are Important To- the war
effort.
The railroad runs three and one
half miles from Fairpult Ia Pain:-
vile. connecting al PaiiI>VIlle with
the New York Central and Baltimore
and OHIO roads. The small line has,
six lucOmuI!l G..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07
FORMER COACH SEES
FOOTBALL GAME HERE

One of the most Interested spec
tatorS of yesterday afternoons en-
counter between the Henderson and
LittlctUn high school clcvcnS was
Ernie Ask"w. cu,"h OF the lgll
Bull" rs and coach a. tittlciDn be
fore coming 10 Henderson,
Askew. a member -. The tNitco
States Army since the close of stnOuI
last spring, was en- route IRON
Chanute Field. H., ~ Miami. where
he will report for officers school 90
the Army air corps
Bob Broom. faculty member anc
basket ball coach l0st year at the
high school. is also beng transferred
from Chanute Field TO the Miami
school. and stopped briefly IN Hen
dtrson several days ago but was not
in the city today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07
Bands Parade
At Half Time

The Henderson high schou! band
and the kiwaniS-Juniur high school
drum and buglc corps paiadcd ON
the field yesterday afternoon at
hall time %! the Henderson. -Littlctun
football game. after marching thro-
ugh the business district before the
game To remind fans that the kickoff
WAS near
The band drew applause for their
first rendition Of Il. waltz number.
done 10 The Wedding OF In,
Winds. as well as Tor other mancu-
NCiS To music. and the drum and
ouglc corps. making lis first appear
aIncc OF the season. got u good wei
come. Fannie Harris and Betty Buic.
drum maJorcticS. did cartwhcci,
both in the line of march and as the
band stood and played before the
grandstand.
The musical interluhc ended with
the playing of the National Anthem
under the direction of Bandmasicr
w. r Hcarnc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07
Keitt Quits
Job Agency
Continued iram rage Oae)

order cruiting at once in South
Carolina, although Governor II. NJ
Jeifcrics has repeatedly asserted
that state constablcs would arrest
any unlicensed persons found re-
clui;ing labor for use in other states.
When McGinnis telephoned this
morning 10 ask if Keitt planned 70
carry out the orders, Keitt said he
would not and was preparing a let
ter Of resignation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07
By LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. d.

ATHLETES FOOT is a good
example Of disease which if
taken in time is very simple to
treat, but if neglected may become
very stubborn indeed and almost
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07

E. fare raw eggs good for
a person with tuberculosis? II so,
how many a day? | take three a
day; is that too many7
Answer: There is no basis for
the widely held belief that a raw
egg is more nutritious than
cooked egg. The white Of egg un-
cooked is indigestiblc, compared
to the cooked state. Eggs are
part of any balanced diet. Tlr,I
a day Is not too many.
EDITORS. NOTE: DR.. Clendenine has
seven pamphlets which can be obtained by
readers. Each pamphlet sells for 10 cents.
For any one pamphlet desired. send 10
cents In coin. and 4 sclf.addrcsscd envelope
stamped with a thrce-cent stamp. 10 Dr.
Logan Clcudcning, IN care Of this paper.
The pamphlets are: Three Weeks Rciuc.
Ing Diet. Indigestion and Constipation.
Reducing and Gaining. Infant Feed.
Ing, Instructions for the Treatment Of
pisbut Feminine Hysions' and The
Care OF The Hair and skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07

Motor vehicles are the only means
OF transportation for 10 million non
farm rural workers. risny of them
war workers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07
Athletes Foot Can. Be
Serious If Neglected

where ringworm is likely to light
the armpits, the groin, any place
where skin surfaces come into
contact.
Prevention and Treatment
A mild alcohol solution-2b or
80 per cents good preventive
as an after-bsth application. Any
toilet water will serve.
Talcum or any toilet powder is
also n logical after-bathing prepa-
ration.
Any cracks in the skin of the
toes should he treated with the
application of 10 per cent iodine.
Remove crumbly nail material
and scaly, crumbly, horny skin
from between the toes.
Air your shoes regularly in the
sunlight and wear absorbent
stockings.
Plcdgcts of cotton between the
toes are good prcvcntives if there
is any tendency to moisture or
cracking.
These rules may seem very sim
pie, but they emphasize the idea
that prevention is better (and
simplcr) than cure.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
!. NJ. S.. San Francisco. Calf:
is type B blood the same as our
type ii? Is type b common or
otherwise?
Answer: Three classification
for blood are used. b in the inter
national nomenclature is the same
as III Moss and III Jansky. II is
the rarest of any group; seven
per cent of the population are in
this group.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07
Cotton Prices
Are Irregular

New York. Nov. :. (AP)-Cotton
futures opened > cents bale higher
To- II cents lower.
Futures closed 10 cents bale low
~ ia Is cents hiphcr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07

Mills. F..l-Tl =. -. Smaon. Perry.
Long. tIo,.EG>. house Partin. Sat;Cr-
Wh.tr. Collins. TolSon. Neathcry .ud
puythrcSS
Coach Payne named Loughl!n anG
TIppctt as co-capiainS for the game.
'GI:IclaiS: Potter. referee: Whit
cntuU. umpire: Falkner. head Inc
AN, CJghill, ;imekecper.
Sound equipment az the J,ukIu..
i1dIu and Sound Service was uS.u
- carry play by play reports L. the
.rHudSland.. with II. l.. Harrison a..
It. like.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07

lOC Helps Bury lOr; More.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-07

where ringworm is likely to light
the armpits, the groin, any place
where skin surfaces come into
contact.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-27

~ AITfftI extension table I chats faf
dtreffe So Ea-a fri-h Kent Co
1914 LHsnu.s. OTsu sVenrgs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-27

4 i-rIfrt f-t.8.maf bedroom suite. only
~ BhENtN tat5 HHDh.
a Red wuhAr HgHs room suite piece
s8rn.e -Hc N.9 M'rucls 5000 Grst.f
s RFPOS~FSs living ROOM. bedroom
and breakfast sci AI frr NH1
BANK BLDG ass CO RIVER. At "ED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-27

GROOM OrTFlTS

GROOM OUTFITS
RS F,HN 2sIe p GRAND fVD
aN'. hEHKs1Rr Leaf paursH Fs-
$500 L,, 81 4I3l G.ttai C.t Chcns
Pc wa ~. bedroom suite ,A.i~,
dresser nf vanity. ~ 80 An4 uet s-y
Grown. s2or prauot lT.l NicNieA1.
2-pc. Otrtsu0eH Living E.rm suite $50
T6r5 Bfaf.f 90 Baldwin
e. 3 NNn GROOM OUTFITS, $40 ara 49,
5ntt Graz ~ BALDWIN
3.IC Chrome nrrakia.t eel. table.
chairs s.H CpftHl 3f-l Grsii.t
o. pc Matched bedroom suite so
7rf1 GrafI.f af BALDWIN
a-pt i.f,cl- Breakfast Sri SIg
1p6. GHfIat 81 Raidt.u
g.p. DINING Recon- suite used sac
1855 GtHiiu' ~ Baldwin
1otNCH IsEu .EFUS or SPRINGS. 5.
iGa5 4.EATlnr At BALUNtN
sHl7 r 3. Attractive Patton. SIS
7665 oratiot. a. BALDWIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-27
SeWing Machines

Al SEWING machines. .Sarustu -,achrr re-
pslfrE 81 Free estimates Bu sell
farfrui Service Is0oN SON
AL SFNItI u1chire reTsirIuE vacuum
ly8r h.u,- 81 nn. Free estimates Vine
W.od g-u
BARGAIN sale on sewing msrhInes Sing
rrs Whites. etf Ised IN good condition.
So Ht HE SEES electric so "t Up guar
~FWiN6 MACHINE. sAIFS co
1875 Broadway. 81 Grand Ri'er O. 2is.
- 30 fr';rf'-t River a. 2 r-frrU1ti II fTa1r
hlH2 Ncs' Fort a. NfI'ErF vi 2esf
1851 Gra'lr. rear 80, eu-M Mile AR. s3fi
Free Estimates on Repairs
WHIT sInler. etc. used NO repair All
u-akes Phone RA Oals White Sew,ug
Nartllr Co.. 1850 Library
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-27
Lumber, Building Materials


FL ETIT STTTF g1IiI -7IsH' .s.-.f-s i~sv
lrl ci' $3.50 Hrtc1ns OREGON fso3.
loE WINS aHI repairs Esys Electro.
i0i.3 Grstr'
EuUAks Lrys ,7nsres E - puf
cs.s-irrs Acme Camera Co. ST she.r..
LtHEt se.rr'ur bicycles al sltes. tGrntge
ir1-e b-r5rTtI TTI0I NscA- I-Ass.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
Cain Says Harry Johnston
Should Prove Charges or
Offer Apology to Langseth

City council discussion OF Mon
day ever accusations Of ex-Prose-
cutor HAIRY II. Johnston broke
forth again Wednesday when
s afsty Commissioner Lsngseth
produced hls documentary reasons
for refusing 10 raid an alleged
establishment.
Johnston . few weeks ago wrote
10 Mayor Cain charging in blan-
keting language the wolten Whist
club. az I1s5 Commerce st. and
city officialdom.
After seeing results Of Com
missioner IAnKseth's inve<ti-
cation. Cain told the council.
he already had written hack
90 Johnston telling him he
had better be In q position 10
prove his statements or 20
make IN apology 10 the com
missioner.
Cain referred the accusation to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
rHuRsptY's' TIDES
.G.;censes

Marriage license applications
were received BY the county audi
tor Wednesday from the following:
James Eugene Nelson, 81, Fort
Lewis. and verna Maye Turner, 33,
Of 1923 Market St; Joseph Richard
Thomas, n, 5e16 so. Lawrence
st., and Eurma Janet Miller, ~.
Of 1908 So. Ainsworth ave;
Stephen Joseph Dvelja, q, New
York City. and Marie Catherine
Handerzahs. 20. Seattle; Richard
Allen Grenier, 20, Of All So. 31st
ST.. and Laura Mae Ward. rs.
Auburn; George L. Jones, Fl. Fort
Lewis. and Betty Lou Gould, is.
Of 4011 So. d ST.; Z. vernal Christ
ensen, rs. Fort Lewis. and Marian
Whitaker, 81, Salt Lake City;
Edward M. James. &c, Fort
Lewis. and Betty Ruth Winchester,
is, Seattle; Herbert w. Jones, and
Thora Belle Tougaw, both of
Enumclaw: George Peter Van
Kleeck, 80, of 2eo1 No. 30th ST.,
and Evelyn Rose Thomas, 33, of
4206la No. 10th ST.; George o.
Faville, 80, Beaver Creek. Ore.
and Anne d. schuessler, 80. Seat
tie: Harry Palmer. Fl, of 1916 So.
s7th ST., and Anna Mae Volpe. IS,
Of S627 SO. Sheridan ave-; Melvin
Howard Richards, "a. Seattle, and
Frances Mildred Ball, Is, Of 1205
Ea. 61st ST.;
ozxie Gordon. 20, Of 4011 No.
18th St, and Lillian Malone Lar
sen. rs, Of 1902 No. Mason St;
Harold Magne stol, 10. Sumner.
and Eleanor Margaret Strickland.
IS, Graham: Alfred Cyrus Stacey.
81, of 1143 So. 35th st, and Bette
Leone Drake, %. of sos So. I'd St;
James z. Eland Erlandson, 81. of
nov Market ST., and Florence
May Olson. 20. of e03h So. Taco
ma ave.; James Merrell johnson,
rs, Rt. 4, Box 37s, and Luetta
Eleanor Swanson. rs, Of 602 So.
X ST.;
Lonnie Hackney. IS. Camp Muir
ray. and Reba Brown. Il. Of $40
Puyallup ave-; Leonard Ruine, rs,
Fort Lewis. and Dorothy oben-
hofer. 20. Of 4024h So. @ ST.;
Robert jackson Odom, Il, and
Carmen Ercel Summons, 81, both
Of the Murray hotel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
Legal Notice

NOTICE oF SPECIAL ELECTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY OWN, that
a Special Election VIII be hello IN the
EAST WOODLAND WATER DIS
TRIcT. Pierce County. Washington.
on the lat day OF December. lg42. AZ
which time there will be submitted
TO the qualified voters Of said water
district for their assent or rejection.
the following propositions, to-wit.
PROPOSITION NO.
Shall East Woodland Water Dis
trict adopt a comprehensive scheme
or plan OF water supply as provided
In Resolution No. OF said DISTRICT
PROPOSITION NO. 2
Shall East Woodland Water Dis
triet. Pierce County. washington. IN
cur a general Indebtedness in the sum
OF not 20 exceed $4,000 70 defrsy a
portion OF thu cost OF the oompre-
henslve scheme or plan OF water
supply BY the issuance and sale OF
General Obligation Negotiable Cou-
pom Bonds bearing interest az not
to exceed 6% per annum. payable
semi-annuslly and, maturing serially
annually from two 20 twenty years
after date Of issuance2
PROPOSITION NO.
Shall East Woodland Water Dis
trict. Pierce County. Washington,
issue and sell not to exceed siOo 900
par value of Revenue Bonds 20 de-
fray portion Of the cost of q COM
prehensive scheme or plan OF water
supply. said bonds 20 bear interest
at not to exceed 5is . per annum,
payable semi-annualiy and 20 ma
ture serially beginning in not TO
exceed two years and ending in not
TO exceed twenty years after date OF
issuancep
The polling place Will be.
WOODLAND SCHOOL
At said election the polls will be
kept open from eight o'clock A. M,
until eight O'Clock p. N. All qualified
electors who shall be inside the poll
ing place ~ eight O'Clock in the eve
ming Of said day will be allowed to
cast their ballot At said election.
Dated at Tacoma. Washington. this
LIST DAY OF November, 1e42.
0Signed) Jno Schlarb,
Chairman OF the Board OF County
Commissioners.
(Sisned) Thor c. Toliefson,
Prosecuting ATTORNEY.
tSigned) s. Clifford Davis.
PIERCE COUNTY ELECTION BOARD.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
Clubs

Charity Club will meet Friday at
the home of Mrs. II. Christoffer-
son. 612 No. 4th st., for / o'clock
luncheon.
Ways and Means Club of Olym-
pic Rebekah Lodge will meet FRI
day for noon luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Frank SCHNEIDER, s27 So.
Prospect st. Mrs. A. e. Paul win
assist the hostess. Mrs. I. s.
Broxon will preside over the
meeting.
Hartford w. c. 7. Z. will meet
Friday afternoon at o'clock at
the home Of Mrs. Alfred Lister.
5104 SO. D st. A report Of the
state convention viii be given.
Juveniles Of Tacoms Circle,
Neighbors Of woodcraft. will meet
Saturday afternoon at 1880 in the
Eagles hall with Mrs. A. F. Kelly.
senior guardian, In charge. After
initiation and a short business
session a social hour will follow. :.
Navy Mothers club Sewing
Group No. 8 win meet Friday at
1890 at the home OF Mrs. d. A..
Haddon, s13 Mckinley road. All
interested women are invited. It
will be an sll-day meeting with
luncheon at noon.
ID. A. v. Auxiliary viii meet
Friday at the home Of Mrs. Henry
Torkelson at Z o'clock. Mrs. Fred
Tegard will preside. After BUSH
ness the sewing club win take
over the meeting with Mrs. Otto
Janacek as chairman. A report
on the membership drive will be
heard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
Proves
Suave Witness
Cross-Exuminution
OF u. S. Continues

Suave and unhurried despite
belligerently pointed cross-examin-
alton. DR." II. Harry Meyers was
ON the witness stand in his own be-
half Wednesday In federal court
here as the governments mail
fraud case against him proceeded
on Its 2srd day.
Meyers went 60 the stand
late Tuesday and ~ n antici-
pated his testimony WIN re-
quire at least day and . half.
The 67-year-old promoter. whose
dulcet tones and impeccable die
ton commands the keenest atten-
ton from jurors and spectators
alike. maintained a Chesterfieldian
poise as Assistant u. S. District
Attorney Gerald d. lille doggedly
hammered at details of episode
after episode In Meyers colorfully
successful career.
Cross-examination brought out
two significant points regarding
Meyers participation in the Peo-
pies Gas A Oil Co. alleged swindle:
III never told anybody at any
time" Meyers said. that I
ever built any bridge any place. I
can't even saw q board and I GER
tainly am not an engineer"
9-'Never In my life have I
= claimed TO be a millionaire
I. and furthermore. I never dis
cussed with anybody the status Of
my personal finances"
Among other things developed
during ross-examination, Meyers
roughly sketched his career dur
ing some 20 years residence in
the British isles and on the con-
tinent.
He said he returned 10 this
country at outbreak Of World
War I with personal cash
assets totalling approximately
f7S,oo0 valued about $685.
000).
Characterization OF Meyers.
much OF 1t concerning details of
his financial ventures during the
past quarter-century. Is apparent
ly TO be the bulk Of his testimony
inasmuch as direct examination by
defense counsel was confined to
broad outlines allowing the gov
eminent fun scope in its prose-
cution.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
BANKRUPTCY ACTIONS

Bankruptcy petitions filed here
Wednesday with the clerk Of the
federal court included:
John K. Mstz. 522oi1 South Ia
coma way. listing debts totalling
sl.1iT.0l and assets amounting to
$3.50.
winfred l. Knight. Vancouver.
listing debts totalling s556 and
no assets.
Homer w. Tallmsn, Tacoma.
listing debts totalling s77s.s5 and
no assets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
us!1iInae5neiet,,
TolE5 bonn a ttsd1Go,na1S 9oakIV
First GrsndehiId Welcomed
Bv Mr.. end Mn. Asland

Mr.. and Hrs. Arthur Aaland OF
ASST 50. a IT and Mr.. and Mrs.
william A Browniee, 3715 No.
Cove. have received word Of the
birth Of their first grandchiid at
South Gate. California The par
ents are Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Brownlee Doris May Aaland).
The baby was born on October 20.
Also welcoming the infant are
great grandparents. Mrs. Z. Hayes.
Mrs. Mary Graf and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Rrownlee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05

the safety chief. Who declared
Monday he wasn't going 70 let
Harry Johnston or anybody els"
tell him 10 make raids.
Wednesday he laid before the
mayor a photostat copy Of the
clubs charter a. q private club
and a personal affidavit sigsed BY
William Max wolten. president
and manager. fatty branding
statements in Johnston's letter a.
lies
! have never at any
time paid any protection
money to any pubic officer
or public official OF anybody
whatsoever" Nolfen declared.
In part. "and I VIII also state
that st no time have I made
any statements or have I had
reasons 20 make any state
menss concerning the paying
of protection money.
And anyone attributing such
statements as coming from me IL
telling deliberate lies"
While the Johnston letter was
not displayed, wolten's affidavit
indicated clearly what the charges
were.
IAngscth turned In his
whole file Of correspondence
inquiring about the club. He
frankly said the place had -
lot of slot machines," and
numerous games. also that IL
had about 1,600 members,
mostly women. The question
arose Monday when Wolten
applied 30 the council for pool
table licenses for other estab-
lishments. They were granted
later.
The articles OF Incorporation sent
by Secretary Of State Belle Reeves
showed wolten's club was indeed
a private club; William Wolten.
president and manager; Gordon
Wolten, vice president; Ada II.
Wolten, treasurer; Jessie Martin.
secretary; Trustees: William VOL
ten, five-year term; Ada M. VOL
ten, four years: Gordon wolten,
three; Margaret Eustrom, two. and
Jessie Martin, one"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
TO TEACH MIXERS

Los ANGELES-The Y. s. En-
ployment Service and a night
school are sponsoring q course In
milking cows to train requirements
for farm hands who have gone to
higher-paying jobs. Trainees were
told they could expect draft de-
ferments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
-HAppY-
Mrthday
WEDNENnAY. NoYEAfnEI

WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER Z
uslsnA ~ Composites. Route 1.
Dsx Sl4. Ansesican Lake North
(Nes- -.
Cyde Berge, Sass %. S0tA o.
Nd Huffman. 7o2eis So. Puget
0ouna ave-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
Wsleoms Infant
AZ orsnes, California

L. and Mrs. J. r. Linehan
tB<tty Pet<rsonl were receiving
solicitations on The birth Of 4 son.
Timothy Edward LAnehan II. AZ
St Josrph's hospital. Orange. CALI
fornia. October Is. The Lnenans
have hen making their home at
Newport Beach. Grandparents Of
the baby ere Nr ana Mrs. C. J.
Petersen Of ortlnk and Mr.. ana
1lrA 7. =. Lnshan Of Spokane.
Two sisters Of Mrs. Linehan.
Ma J. r. Derr1g and Mrs. la
Verne ~ Koistad and her daugh-
Ter. Karen new down 70 Be with
her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
Leaves for Visit With
Sister in California

Miss Beverly Kitchener left
Monday afternoon for Los Angeles
to spend several weeks with her
sister and brother-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy. J. Lienon esther
Michener) formerly Of this city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
Market Sieadies Down After
Squirt Following Election
Morkets at q Glance
WEDNESDAY

ssoclss Irregular In moderately
active trading.
Bonds; Irreeularly higher.
Curb stocl<ss Irregularly higher.
Cotton; Higher.
Rye; IN TO 2 cents lower.
Wheat: Unchanged to u cent off.
Corn: Up y cent.
silver: Unchanged In New York
at AN cents an ounce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
Past Advisors to Meet With
Miss Anger Thursday

fa1t Worthy Advisors' club Of
Tacona Assembly Rainbow Girls
yin n>et q thursday evening at
the home e Mis- Betty Anger.
IL Ma Tacoma ava Ma Betty
Hcidinker Smith win - the Co
hostess.
Plans for Thanksgiving activities
win b made during the meeting.
Sewing WIN follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05

Mothers OF boys In the Coast
Guard. Marines or Naval Reserve
are invited to join the Navy
Mothers' club meeting at . o'clock
Thursday evening At the Labor
temple, 18th and Market.