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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
Society ThrOngs to Little Theater
For Brilliant Opening Night
Cocktails and Buffet Supper At UnvsrsityUnion Club
Follow Premiere Of "kniekerboeker Holiday"

There we're hosts Of congratulations from every side
THURSDAY evening when long-held dream Of the Tacoma
Drama league realized in the opening of delightful
new little theater smary decorated and professionally
equipped The opening presentation directed BY Mrs Lock
Riehl was the ong-runnng Broadway success Kncker-
booker Holiday and the occasion proved triumph socially
rs vel dramatically.
Executive board members Of the league present
IN the roomy owered foyer to welcome the guests and
to bring special greetings Mrs. John c Taylor the presi
dent took the stage for few moments before first cur
tain She read kilograms of congratulations which
had received during the earlier part of the evening
and introduced Mayor Harry Cain who with Mrs. Cain
been ardent supporter and player for the league
plays for many seasons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
Mrs. Anton johnson
Enferfains

The Sew and so club held q
meeting recently at the home Of
Mrs. Anton johnson.
Plans were made for a dance
Nov. 2. Mrs. Thelma Macintosh
and Ark. Katherine Tnkanoski
were presented surprise birthday
gifts, later refreshments were
served.
xSAf
Central Avenue PIT. A. will
meet at the school on Friday eve
ming at 8 o'clock. Reports will be
made on the hot lunch project
Followed by instructive program
Back to School" Reception for
teachers and school board mem
bers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
Welsh Society Practices
For Sinoino Festival

The Welsh society of Tacoma
will meet on Saturday evening at
s o'clock at Unity center. After
a short business meeting, there
will be practice for those desiring
to participate in the odd FASH
ioned Singing Festival" which
viii be held during November.
Or. Walter Watkins of Puyallup
viii be one of the directors of the
group. All persons who enjoy
singing are asked to join In the
festival practice.
A social hour win close the eve
ming. Mrs. Sylvia Rees will Be
hostess for the refreshment table.
Information may be obtained
by calling Mrs. Katie Palmer st
Main I726, or Mr.. Lewis Morgan
at Garland 4785.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19

The meeting o. Aloha club win
b held - the home q Ms
Charles Ingram. 414 No. tn
=. on Monday afternoon ~ 2.3o
o'clock. Ira. Henry Walker and
Ars. Donald MeFadon vi Dc the
assisting hostessss for the occa-
sion Mrs. Alexander T. Hosner
al be the speaker for the occasion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
Seminary Classes
Name Officers
Miss Janet Mccoy Chosen
Student Council President

Autumn activities are well
under way at Annie Wright
seminary and of greatest IN
terest this week is the an
nouncement of class and club
officers for the entire school.
Among the school events OF
October which are attracting
wide attention are the Masque
Players initiation on Friday
evening and the Middle school
operetta and "Ghost Party
on Oct. &c.
Student council officers this year
are Miss Janet Mccoy, president;
Miss Betty Ann Love. vlee-presa-
dent, and Miss Bonnie Jean Chitty,
secretary-treaEurer.
Other officers include:
Glass 12-president. Patriots
Clark: vice president, Catherine
cowell: secretary-treasurer. Doris
Darlington: faculty advisors, Miss
e. NJ. Fitch, Miss Florence Greason
Class IL - President. Georgians
wiebenson: uce-president, Eliza
beth Leisk; secretary treasurer
Anita Derby: faculty advisors, Mrs
Grahane II. Powell, Miss Margaret
McTavish.
Class 1O-President. Elka Rob
bins; vice-president, Ann sprowl
secretzry-treasurer. Avonne Mel
son: faculty advisors. Miss II. n
Crane. Miss Marrot Deny.
Glass 9-President, Margare
Snyder: vice. president, cynthii
Gonyea: secretary-treasurer. Ger
ma Faubion: faculty advisors. Mrs
]. A. Hiatt, Miss Mary Beckwith
Class s-President. Dorothy AM
Christoffersen vice-president, Bar
bara Hufford; secretary-treasurer
Janet saxton-
class President. Genev1ev
Oxford; vice president, Name,
fowler: secretary-treasurer, Glorii
Goetz.
: Classes 7 and s-Faeulty nd
! visors. Miss Sarah p. Thompson
Miss Adelaide Van Rensselaer,, Mis-
Virginia Rupp.
Among other organisation off
GERS are: Service league-Presi
dent. Barbara Mears; chairma
! Raynor guild. Jane snider: chair
. man Red Cross. Jane Bronson
!, chairman missions. Marion In
: gram; faculty advisor. Mrs. Berth
Lehman.
I Afhletie nssociation--Presiden
> Leslie Mckay: seeretary-treasure
Mary Elizabeth Abeei; faculty AZ
visor. Miss Shirley Sherman.
Athletic council-Leslie Mcka,
|. Mary Elizabeth Abeel, Harriet
. Giesy. Anita Derby. Marion II
gram. Doris Darlington capital
Gold team. Barbara Hubbard cal
= tain Blue team
Middle School association off
!. GERS include; Chairman, Joyce Ia,
/. lor; vice-chairman, Virginia DR.
: Wis; secretary treasurer, Janl'
!. Ludwig: chairman service leagu
Amelis Hams: faculty advise
Miss s. B. Thompson
. Officers in Mssque Players mr.
:, President, Virginia Ludwick; vic
= president. Anita Derby, treasure
Mary Jean Rosenberg: scri D.
Barbara Hubbard; faculty adviss
~ Mr. Lois Beal Sandal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19

Quite fashionably. in the mode
of many eastern Little rheatsrs,"
the Drama leagues opened with
the tang OF fresh paint and hack
OF carpets. but It viii be the privi-
lege OF Tacoma dramatic patrons
to watch and assist IN the adding
Of finishing touches as the months
roll by.
IN the foyer and ramps leading
to the auditorium. the patrons
were served entre-act coffee and
cigarettes. among the hostesses
being Mrs. Melvin Gange. Mrs.
f. r. Fetterolf and Mrs. W. S.
Gardner. Mrs. Calvin Hopper and
Mrs. Hollis Day were ushers FOR
the opening performance.
The excitement Of opening night
continued As the cast and many
Of the spectators adjourned to the
cocktail lounge and dining room
OF the University club for buffet
supper. Not the least heightenine
event was the surprise arrival Of
Hollywood's and radios witty
Hedda Hopper, who IL In town for
the premiere of .Tugbost Annis
Sails Again" Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
Berniia Ackley
Church Bride
hsrried on Sunday Evening
In CsndleRght Ceremony

Miss Bernita Ackley. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. o. B.
Ackley, was married Sunday
evening TO Mr.. SEVERN Porter,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Porter, in the Seventh Day
Adventist church. The Rev.
A. Y. Bentz performed the
ceremony by candlelight IN
the presence of $50 guests.
The bride entered the church
with her father. who gave her In
marriage. Her gown Of cream
satin was fashioned with a sweet
heart neckline. long fitted sleeves
and a fun skirt of shirred tiers
gathered on a fitted girdle. Her
fingertip veil was held in place by
n tiny wreath Of pink and white
bouvardia. She carried bouquet
-nf pink and white rosebuds and
= bouvardia, from which fell a
shower Of white tuber roses on
matching streamers.
Miss Betty spalding. stepsister
of the groom. WAS maid OF honor,
and Miss Naomie Wilcox was a
bridesmaid. Miss Audrey Wagner,
cousin of the bride. and Miss
Esther Miller were eandlebearers.
Mr.. Carl Dickerson was best
man. Ushers were Messrs. Joe
pickerson. Clyde Barton and Der
ME Peterson.
Mrs. Lyman BEDFORD played tbs
wedding music and accompanied
Mr.. Glen Pendleton, who sang e
Promise Me" and Il Love You
Truly"
Mrs. Ackley chose a dress Of
soldier blue crepe for her daught
-er's wedding and Mrs. Porter wore
n gown Of black with a white PR
dot. Both wore corsages of pini
rosebuds and gardenias.
A reception was held at th'
home of the brides parents
'Gladioli and greenery decorated
the rooms. Mrs. John Wagner
aunt Of the bride. cut the cake
Mrs. Emil Wagner arranged tn
gifts and Mrs. Dorothy Carpente
had charge of the guest book.
On their return from their wed
ding trip Mr.. Porter and his bird
will make their home ON souu
X st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
Louise Kerry
Becomes Bride
Taft Girl WEEDS King Phelps
In Afternoon Ceremony

Miss Louise Kerry, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. - A
Kerry Of Taft. Ore. was mar
ried to Mr.. King Phelps on
Saturday afternoon at 4
o'clock at the Mckinley Park
Christian church. A lighted
cross was used as a back
ground. banked BY baskets OF
autumn leaves and chrysan-
themums. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. I. G..
Shaw.
Given in marriage by her
father. Miss Kerry wore q gown Of
white lace over satin which was
styled with long sleeves and q
full skirt falling into a court
length train. Her veil. worn by
her mother at her wedding. was
held to her head with a Juliet
cap. She carried a bouquet of
gardenias tied with satin ribbon.
Mrs. Benjamin Gertulla. maid of
honor for her sister. wore = gown
Of blue silk lace with a cap of
matching chiffon ornamented with
chrysanthemums. Her bouquet
was fashioned of pink and white
chrysanthemumx tied with pink
ribbon.
As bridesmaid for her cousin
Miss Maxine Kruger was gownec
in dusty rose silk lace with match
ing cap of chiffon and flowers ans
carried bronze and yellow chryssn
thsmums. Bysrd Miller. th'
groom's uncle. acted as best mai
and the ushers were Robert Kerr,
and Arthur Crate.
Mrs. Ed. Swails sang 20 Promis'
Me" which was followed by Mrs
A. G. stinson playing the wedding
music from Lohengrin.
Following the church service
friends gathered at the home o
Mr. Paul Lodge. Receiving tn
/ guests at the reception were tn
brides mother. gowned in dee
crepe with corsage of roses. an
the bridegroom's aunt, Mrs. Jan
Wheeler. wearing dress Of Alic
blue with a similar corsage. Mr.
} Paul Lodge and Mrs. J. P. Dug
, wyler presided at the table an
assisting with the serving wer
Mrs. Kenneth Lodge and Mis-
LaThes Butler. Mrs. MART
Guchee was in charge of the gue'
book. Miss Sylvia Liswig. the gii
/, table. and little Joan Lodge an
/. jeanne Carlson passed the brid'
groom's cake.
For travelling the bride wore
! sailor blue dressmaker ensemb
!, with kolinsky neekpiece. on whis
!, was pinned single orchid.
5 Spanaway Mothers prescho
y group will meet Wednesday ev
. ming at o'clock in the spansws
school. Visitors are welcome.
Canadian Legion and auxilial
will sponsor a card party Ssturd'
evening at o'clock in Emers'
" hall. Mrs. Erick Roesiter is chat
y man. The affair IL open to Z
A. pubIc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19

Wslfsr ~. Smells Return
From Extended Motor Irip

NJ. and Hrs. Walter n. Smell
returned lasl week from a to and
one-half months TRIP which took
them a. far east - New Mexico
and 70 parts Of Canada and old
Mexico. During their travels. All
federal projects and AL national
parks in the states they toured
were visited They made The trip
BY motor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
Former Tscomsn and Family
Nov in Havana. Cuba

Mr.. Robert William Tsynton, q
former racoman. with Mrs. Tayn-
ton and their ANAL son. David
Sheppard. are now IN Havana.
Cuba, where Mr.. Tsynton's dance
troupe il appearing at the Alcazar
theater. Mr.. Taynton is the son
of Mrs. Taynton Thayer of this
city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19

Bryant PIT. A. meets at 2.30 p.
m. In room 4 Of the school. Mrs.
Russell vognild. a representative
OF Tacoma Philharmonic orches-
ira. viii be the speaker. Mrs. clar-
ence Lyonaise will preside. Miss
I.anoa Leach will present violin
solo accompanied by Mrs. chaun-
cey Dunkleberger. Mrs. Beatrice
Storey's pupils will present a Co
lumbus Day program and Kirk
Wagner win give recitation. Mrs.
II. ]. Flagg, legislation chairman
will tell OF the five-mill levy. Mrs.
John Shaughnessy will be assisted
during the social hour by mothers
of the pupils of Miss Emma Collier
and Miss Loretta Hinckley.
sherman Prescheol meets at 8 p.
m. in the kindergarten room with
DIR. ]. Renwiek Mccullough speak
ing on THE Importance of Re-
ligious Training" Mrs. William
wieking will preside. Mrs. L. T.
Haffey viii be assisted by Mrs
r. J. Watt and Mrs, G. z. Snuffin
Washington PIT. A. meets at .
D. m. in the school. Mrs. T. H
Duerfeldt will speak on What the
liz. w. c. A. Offers the Girl In ths
Country" Royal ]. Lindal on
What the Y. NJ. c. A. Offers tn
Boy in the Country" Mrs. Jennie
French on the five-miIl levy. Mrs
; Clay c. Pratt will preside. Thu
music will be from Miss Anna Bar
rett's room. Mrs. Geo. Burlingam'
will be hostess. assisted by Mn
Charles r. Buchanan and Mrs. N
s. Woodward
TUESDAY
Park Avenue PIT. A. meet
Tuesday at s p. m. in the schoe
annex. c. G. Jesperson. principa
will speak on school Legislation
Mrs. Z. H. Ebsn will preside. Mr.
Emil Nygard win sing. Mrs. Huld
N. Gannon's room mothers viii B
hostesses.
{ sherman PIT. A. meets at Is
p. m. In the school. Mrs. Boyd wi
speak on Parent Education" Mr
A. II. Candoo will preside. Mr.
: r. Rice will lead the group
. singing with Mrs. Z. II. Grsgg {
n the piano. Mrs. John Citsnovitc
d viii be hostess assisted by mothel
n of Miss Ida Berg's room. Mrs. Gu
l. Falskow and Mrs. David Some
r. vile.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
PIT. A. and Preschool News
Council and Association Activities

Heading association meetings during the
coming will be the session of the executive board OF
the Tacoma council which will be conducted by Mrs Herman
Nordfors on Thursday morning 10 o'clock in the audi
forum of Central school, The meeting previously
scheduled at another time but changed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
School TO Use
Southern Motif

Magnolia Manor" South kitsap
high schools senior ball to be held
Friday night in tho Port Orchard
high school gym. viii be the first
big social event Of the school year
NJ Kitsap.
Guests VIII Be greeted with
typical southern hospitality while
the music win be furnished by ths
hooking Birds-
The ball will start At nine o'clock
All alumni are eordisiiy invited Il
attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
CPS. Celebrates
Homecoming
Sale Sampson Is Chairman
OF All Activities

Planning for a gala Home
coming weekend Oct. II, 1S
and 10. students, faculty and
alumns of the College of
Puget Sound are making ar
rangements TO participate in
the scheduled activities which
will includ pep rallies,
a parade, a play, dinners,
football game and the Home
coming dance. Mr.. Gale
Sampson has been appointed
general chairman for the
Homecoming activities.
The dance will be given at Eel
lowship hall Saturday evening.
Patrons and patronesses for the
affair, which Is to be informal, are
DR.. and Mrs. John d. REGISTER, Or.
and Mrs. Raymond L. Powell, DR.
Lyle shelmidine and Professor
Howard oiseth.
The decors tons win carry oui
the theme of the new Student
Union building. There viii BE-
panels with pictures of the new
building. Each scene will b
framed BY red and white streamers
On the ceiling are to he red and
white balloons. The programs vii
he white with picture Of the new
building In red.
Miss Florence Mclean In n
charge Of decorations. Assisting
her are Thomas Hill. Miss Jam
Ogden and Jack Richards. Com
pIeting the committees makinl
plans for the dance are Miss Viz
ginia Judd. Miss Peggy Simpson
lLyaIl Jameson. student body presi
dent. and Donald Brown. Dancing
will be 10 the music OF Brad Ban
mons orchestra from . until 1
o'clock. During intermission, tn
annual homecoming prizes for tn
best decorated sorority room. fra
ternity house and best car for IN
pep parade will be awarded. Ais
prizes win be given 10 the sororit,
fraternity and independent perso
selling the largest number Of SEE
son football tickets.
The parade on Friday was unds
the direction Of Ed Granlund. Ms
Patricia Glover and Buster Brow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19

Spanaway Mothers preschooi
group will meet Wednesday eve
ming at o'clock in the spanswsy
school. Visitors are welcome.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19

Canadian Legion and auxiliary
will sponsor a card party Saturday
evening at q o'clock in Emerson
han. Mrs. Erick Rossiter is chair
man. The affair ID open to the
public.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19

Tseomsns Stopping
In New York City
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Chase Of
Tacoma are stopping st the
Vanderbilt hotel while m New
York City.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-12-06
"Mark Of Zorro" at Maryland Last 3 Days Next Week
TYRONE POWER IN
THRILLING PICTURE
"The Mark of Zorro" viii
Open at the Maryland
Thurs. Afternoon

Through the night rides a mask
ed adventurer - the jagged mark
of his sword striking terror to
every heart but one,
In the most famous and color
full of all screen roles Tyrone
Power brings to thrilling life the
exploits of the celebrated bandit
in his latest starring picture for
goth Century-Fox, THE Mark of
Zorro" which opens next Thurs
day at the Maryland Theatre.
Boosting the most spectacular
action and sword play the screen
has seen in many a moon, Powers
role is crammed with hard-riding,
furious fighting, ardent romance
and high-lighted by an unforget-
tably realistic duel with Basil
Rathbone. And according to all
reports Power scores the greatest
triumph of his career.
Featured with Rathbone at the
head of the brilliant supporting
cast is lovely Linda Darnell as the
fairest senorita in Old California,
who gives her love to Zorro. THE
Mark of Zorro also features
Gale Sondergaard, Eugene Pal
lette, J. Edward Bromberg. Mon
tagu Love, Janet Beecher, Robert
Lowery and Chris-Pin Martin.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-12-06
HANGOVERS

CONTINUED from page One)
bet is that he will remain out Of
the cat-and-doe fight; that meet
ing called to discuss the pro-
posed new city election laws for
Aagerstown, was rather drab
affair; the COP are still wonder
ing whether or not they will have
much chance in the city election
I'm told they will concentrate
their efforts in three wards;
the fastest growing political or
ganization in Western Maryland
the Women's Democratic Or
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-12-06

ganization in Hagerstown; the
ritziest and doggiest election
dinner on record for 194O-that
one set up at the Alexander
the bet: a Democrat bet a Re-
publican that WilIkie wouldn't
carry more than seven states;
the Republican won and invited
all Democrats to spend the los
er's dough - even the cham
payne was good.
"A worthy woman stretcheth out
her hand to the poor, yea, she
reacheth forth her hand to the
needy. proverbs, 1921.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-12-06

Rev. c. E. Grapes. pastor of the
Chambersburg Church of the Broth
rem for the past eight years, has
accepted the pastOrate Of the
Church of the Brethren at Green
castle. He will take over his new
duties April l.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-12-06
DE MOLAY XMAS DANCE

Bud Codori and his 13-piece
swing band will be here for
Christmas dance to be given by
the Hagerstown Chapter, De Molay
at the Hotel Alexander ball room
December 80, to l. The dress for
the occasion will be semi-formal.
This is a noted band, endorsed by
colleges and schools generally.
The band features the lovely per-
sonality of Arleen Spangler.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-06

WASHINGTON. June 6. (UP)-
Immediate steps to guild the regu-
lar army up to $4,000 men were
initiated in congress today
Responding quickly to recon-
mendation BY Gen. George c. Mar
shall, chief of staff. that the army S
enlisted strength be greatly expand
cd. the house military affairs COM
mittcc prepared to approve today
bill lifting restrictions ON peace
time strength.
Committee Chairman Andrew j.
MAY said that the bill would permit
the War Department to disregard
statutes limiting the military force
to 28O 1000 men and allow an addl-
tion of about 10000 men to the air
corps.
Marshall suggested that If con-
eress approves such an increase IL
might not be necessary to require
authority for the president to sum-
mon the national guard and other
reserves to active duty.
The proposal 10 call out tht
guard. which created bipartisan
opposition in the senate and house
was understood to have been made
by Marshall a short time before
the president sent his urgent $1,000
600 900 defense message to congreS
last week Mr Roosevelt, II was sale
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-06
WPA Chief Orders Speed
On u. s. Defense Works

WASHINGTON. June g. up
Work Projects Commissioner F. c
Harrington today notified WPA ad-
ministrators TO give priority to 73
projects which the army and navy
consider OF first importance" to
national defense.
HARRINGTON announced the orders
as the l941 relief appropriation OIL
OF which a considerable portion has
been Carmarked for such emer-
gency defense projects. was placed
before the senate for debate late
today or tomorrow
This program covers many navy
yards military reservations of ma
ior size and certain civil airpo,ts
located in strategic areas. Har-
rington said. Types Of WPA work
to be expedited in every possible
way include. in addition to airports
and military airfields construction
of housing ard other facilities fol-
enlarged military garrisonS. camp
and cantonment construction. anc
various Improvements in nav,
yards.
The WPA chief. himself a cOlone
in the army engineeriss corps. cs.
tlmated that half a million relic
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-06
Conoress Moves TO Raise Limit on
Enlisted Strength Of U.S.. Army

agreed wholeheartedly with Mar
shallS plan. Tie president announc-
ed that guardsmen would not be
sent outside of the United States
or its possessions.
The senate. delayed yesterday by
minor disputes, planned to act to-
dav on house approved bill Civ
ing the army sky is the limit" au-
thoritv on construction of airplaneS
and munitions. The measure also
contains a provision ranting Mr..
Roosevelt authority to embargo
shipments of any materials deemed
necessary for this country's de-
fenSe.
Pending enactment of the legis-
lation, manufacturers already have
cooperated with the government IN
effecting what amounts to an infor-
NAL embargo to stop certain for
eign orders of machine totols which
the government believes may be
needed in the defense program
The senate also may act on ar
administration sponsored resolution
unanimously approved by its for.
eign relations committee putting
this country on record as opposing
recognition of the transfer of an,
territory in the western hemispher
i from one non-American power
another.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-06
Britain Outlaws
Business Control

LONDON, June 6. (UP)-Great
Britain today outlawed strikes and
lockouts, restricted labor turnover
and draStically limited production
of home consumption goods to
speed up a tagging munitions in
duStry.
Minister of Labor Ernest Bevin
announced that the new restrictions
on labor and management were or
dered to bring order out of chaos
after big business had failed to
deliver the goods in an hour OF
trial"
Designed to free labor for use IN
munitions production, the goods Ii
mutations will affect women in par
ticular. They apply to hosiery, cos
tunes, jumpers, underwear OF all
kinds. furs, corsets, brassieres, jew
elrv, cosmetics. hair dyes, perfumes,
and many other luxuries or semi
luXurieS.
The production of kettles, pots,
glassware, refrigerators and other
articles used in the home will also
be restricted.
Supplies of the restricted goods
will be limited during the next nall
wear to one-third the value OF
ostocks produced in the same PERIOD
last wear.