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Evening star., 1941-03-06
HAPPY RELIEF
FROM PAINFUL
BACkACHE
Caused by Tired Kidneys

.Iany of those gnawing. nagging, painful
backaches people blame on colds or strains
are often caused by tired kidneys-and may
be relieved v'hen treated in the right way.
The kidneys are natures chief way of TAX
ing excess acids and poisonous wastes out
of the blood. They help most people elini-
nate about pint5 day.
If the Is miles of kidney tubes and filters
don't work well. poisonous waste matter
stays in the blood. These poisons may start
nagging backaches, rheumatic pains, loss of
pep and energy, getting up nights. swelling,
pufiness under the eyes, headaches and diz-
illness.
Don't wait Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and will help
the l 5 miles kidney tubes flush out poison
Gus waste from the blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Evening star., 1941-03-06

helping of avorrich beans from South Americas Mellov
Flavor Zone is these mountaing grown beans that maxi
Beech-Nut luxury for your table.
But make mistake. there's nothing luxurious abou
BeechNuts price, It's moderate it will surprise you
Treat yourself and your family Beech-Nut tomorrow
morning and learn how downright good coffee be!
Evening star., 1941-03-06

If sovines count, is the time to count them!
The low sale prices which prevailed on Lifetime
Furniture during our sale last month will be with
drawn Saturday ot PM.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

Johnny Burke applied q lighted
book of matches TO one Of his
shoes.
Among recent Tacomsns visit
ing in Olympia 10 watch legislators
at work were Walter ID. Taylor,
Frank Fee, Floyd Farmer and Cy
Ball.
Among - officers attending an
administrative course for adju-
tants general and assistants at
Washington, ID. C., are 1t. Col.
George l.. Dutton and Capt. Carol
v. Butterworth. both of the <lst
division at Camp Murray. The
school opened March 3 and was to
continue for rs days.
George Hsrrigan. head OF the
state tax commission and Taco
man, who presided as past exslt-
ed rulers night staged by the
Elks club Wednesday evening. I'M
beknownst TO most OF his brothers
was coincidentally observing his
25th anniversary Of his election to
the coveted post.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Death Takes
City Employe
Irl Cooper Dies In
Portland Hospital

Following an illness Of three
weeks. n whitaker Cooper. IS.
an employee Of Tseoms City Light
and = World War veteran. died in
Portland hospital Thursday. Ne
had taken = leave II absence from
nj. work on Fob. Is 10 20 20
Portland for special treatment. but
failed 10 recover from an opera
ton earlier this week
Cooper was q member Of I'd
ward n Rhodes Post No. 2. Amer
lean Legion. During the World
War he saw service in the navy.
Enisting in Denver IN May. 1917,
he was sent 10 the Great Lakes
training station and some time
later to Bordeaux. France He VAS
assigned to shore duty with the
commissary department. checking
NAllAfSs anu hAN NV hFN 'NN -
service until MAY. 1919.
Born IN Vests. Neh.. Cooper
came west after the war. He WAS
with the Ernst Hardware Co. in
Seattle a number Of years. moving
10 Tacoma IL years ago. he
worked with SHAREHOLDER until
1888. when he became a civil serv-
ice employee OF City Light. being
employed as a bookkeeper and ma
chine operator under Jack o'Brien
He was an active member OF the
Eagles lodge here and also be-
longed TO the Masons
Surviving are his wife. Helen,
of the home al 1907 SO. Monroe
st. his father and stepmother, Mr..
and Mrs. +. J. Cooper. Tacoma
two sisters. Mrs. August sohrieber,
Webb City. Mo. and Mrs. Irene
Clifford. Davenport. Ia; and one
brother. Harry f., Homestead.
Fla. The body will be returned 10
Tacoma Friday, and Mellingsr will
make the funeral announcement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Officers Attend
Benninq School

POST. nGNN1No. tss. Hvi.
dsness 81 goodwill s~sweea ths
United states and Latin Amsri.
can countries ere nstnG mani
fsste.i - - efflssE. representing
~ south-ef.ths border nations a..
tended classes In the army infsn.
try school here.
the officers represent nrsni.
cosameis. Costa Rles. Ecuador. ~
Salvador. Guatemala. Hrndurss
Nicaragua. Peru. ysneuisla and
Chile. All are students IN the F--
freshet eourss for affieess ~ rife
and heavy weapons companies
Daily they hear lectures az cit.
ness demonstration wfth srpsoni.
ms,siy i.7oo officers At the u. .
army.
Permission for u~r enrolment
In this largest NJ ell infantry
schools Vas granted by govern.
ment officials seeking 10 psomoss
goodwill With neiThborsna West
srn hsmlsphsfs countries Mean
while sroups of American officers
are studying In south America ~
part of the ssehsnEs program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Verne Marshall, Head Of No War
Committee, Will Visit Tacoma

Verne Marshall. chairman n the
No Foreign War COMMITTEES ~
New York City. will speak at the
Odd Fellows hall. sos sixth ave,
Tuesday at p. m. under the aus
pieces Of the Emergency Peace com
mittss. according TO Rex Rouds-
bush, COMMITTEES chairman.
Marshall Is on q nation vide tour
In behalf Of bis COMMITTEES. He 10
editor and part owner Of the Cedar
Rapids. la. Gazette. A veteran
Of the World war. he enlisted "a a
private In the french army In
1915. serving with the ambulance
corps in IN. field. In 1917 b. sss
released 10 the American Espsdi-
iionsy force. In which no Jaw
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Denies Firinu
Pistol Shot
To Set Gollucci
Trial Saturday

A trial date for Salvatore
fSsml Gsllucci. 5s-year-old Port
land landscape gardener. or =
charge - assault with intent 70
Kill eill 70 set Saturday N Judge
Ernest " Cards court.
Callucci. Who StIl refuses 10
ask appointment Of an attorney
n defend him. though he has been
II the county jail since Dec. %.
pleaded not guilty before Judge
Fred C. Remain late Wednesday
,nd was assigned to Cards court
for trial
The little gardener firmly denies
he fired two shots through the
window Of his ex-wife. Mrs. Rose
Mslfstt. at Sill Ia. 3ist st. the
night Of Dec. IS. One Of the shots
wounded her in the right shoulder
and neck.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

". g. Derry Bott. VINO holds
. deputy shsriffs commission but
serves without pay. appeared In
police court Thursday To testify
against John Kas<in. charged with
speeding on N st
Bott testified that he pursued
Ksskin for s~ysrsi miles before
forcing him ~ stop. He aeeussd
the man Of driving Al least IS miles
an hour throughout the chase.
Ksssln pleaded suilty aud In de-
Tense said h. did not know the
man following him was law
officer. Judge W. A. Richmond
fined the accused $50 and costs.
imposing an seditlOhsl fine when
IL was learned that Ksskin had
no drivers license.
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service with the i7<th Machine
Gun battalion.
Later. a. q sergeant. Marshall
was singled out 10 carry on . Lab
erty loan drive In the army. Soon
after. the treasury department
called him homs 20 Lecture In this
country on the var and stimulate
the loan drive Ne toured the
country with Madame schumsnn-
Hsins. who vas donating her ssrv-
ices and earnings 10 tho allied
cause.
Concerning hls present tour.
Marshall declared that \ have de-
cidsd that II II lie humanity possible
10 prevent our involvement In this
war. with IN. honor and integrity
of my country Bnimpsirsd. Naii
contribute everything necessary in
an effort 70 do my part tossrd
tina, snd"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Two McChord Field
Soldiers Arrested

Two Mcchord field soldiers were
booked at the county jail 81 $50
Thursday morning. one for reeh-
less driving. the other for being
drunk In the car.
Michael J. Ford. ~. the driver.
and Victor Sanders. as. his com
ponion. both were released 10 mill
tsry police after being booked by
State Pstrolmsn Crooks.
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Net without Vcoiferous ehjec-
ton did the members make Il the
ioh n gss-venders 10 single cut
drunken drivers
Only . passing vot. 81 ~ 10 -
stamped house approval On the
hill. In So doing. . Law Vas one
third under way. needing similar
okehs BY tn, ~nsts and the Eov.
srner
The proposed law Pro-
hihitinK e~ners and attend
sats ~ service stations.
garages. parking lots from
selling 10 drunken drivers.
Providing they shall h~ Inn
mune from damag. suits -
the result Of refusal ~ s>ii.
Suggested Rep. t>~attlel Hall.
the sponsor: This 10 - simple
I'm surprised someone hasn't
thought Of IT before | did"
Objected Rep. (reprenishl
Wocsisii; You're making private
detectives out Of gas station at
tendants II will be the duty Of
every one 10 ascertain II tn.
driver /, able 70 drive he viii
have 10 smell hresths. make the
man walk ohslkhne. propose
tongue-twisters, give coordination
tests"
Demurred Rep. trocema) RYAN;
This 10 the first time I've ever
heard any defense fer . drunken
driver. This bill 10 sound. and
no chslkhnes are needed. This
throws q guard around the PEG.
pie"
Coucurred Rep. (Tscemal Pet.
tue; There Is nothing in thl,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
SAD. SAD STONY
~ REI>s TOLD

There's a ssd. ssd story going
round. and rs causing r~rturh-
alton in the breast ~ q ~eli-sno~n
young legislator.
Seems he came down bringing In
tow . job-seeker.
The Job-sssk.r managed . Job
for the duration 81 the session, but
WAS aiming toward something
more lasting. say, a good. chubby
state post.
Ne wanEled . deal On HE
own. and landed tho lob. The
young legislator. meanwhile.
had Icst touch with the pre-
eeesiinEs-snd had introduced
. biii which wipes cut several
departments.
Among the tohs eliminated,
should the hill pass. would he the
plum the job-seeker landed
And the legislator 10 faced with;
killing his own bill. or tho friend.
ship of pal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

My. foreign affscs snd hon< f.e-
Tiers wttnlr ths government
shartsEs e fcsa. ssortsx< - ssf.-
tessc materials. thrssls - ese-
nemlc hcveests fram re United
states. N. a~e<ssslv - carrying
en the chlns csmp.isa-sli the.e
a. - hst sifneultlss
sI>aAroaE
M rsssoswn
nut ire greatest uncertainty q
al u tAs .fastlan eta regard n
u~Emsny's threstsn<d Envsszan ~
nnxisna mat IA frrm the wash.
inxsnn rrint ef vs<w. ne ksv -
uninrs the secret - ehst hap
r<ss In the nslksn. ln Africa. n
th< oFE<rt
n fs~rmsny irssaes rnxisna
ard dseisiv~ly defeats the British
81 home. thsn snythsns ssn hap
pa saa probably VII w1theas
German cceue.slnr 20 Enxisna
ths e<st guess - that 1sr.n ~sil
not make an offensive muxs
against BRITAIN eF ne United
states er the Netherlands East
lndles
Csmpaiss asaisss sssss.
pare ~ . teashss ps~AsesN
thas ss.,s nn~sSe r~,ssse n
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bill 10 disturb
so her drivers.
This IL no bor.
tierline Gaze hill.
Vote for II. for
tho ss he Of
those on the
road and the
drunken driver
himself
q ~ sr d
Woosiali: Has
sttus ever
been calle q
To deter m ! ne
III q eislly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

n~lh - vu1se<nn1pI - -
$1,000 hs~e - ~ en1pn hn1n1o
ssf~s wes.s havs . - -
~ esUuuuwsteaotaua
Singapore rs IT. wesknesspn n
- - feet. Jspsn's navy 80
nsde greater progress n - M
ling af s~~psan~s frum e1vernft
carriers then sey ethe< prw~<.
TIE sums~r Il m~n lnvuive1 ~
sny ssmpssrn n nfalsys wes,<
at - large Latest rspevts Gnve
re eomh5s>d r<ssis1 AnneraI1na
force 81 ioenon Ispas - -
80 N rrsneh fr<s- chlno An6
stnssrr~s. ~ se1ssscr a - fu<st-
r<sttars. dc>s at have ss0plleo
= stand > t~e-y>er sfeoe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Stamp Collectors
Will Meet Friday

The regular meeting ~ the
Stamp Collectors guild. American
stamp association No .. wfll be
held at q p. m. Friday In the Ia
coma sscretsrisl school. Medical
Arts bldg. Raymond J. Burke. the
president. invites ali interested
stamp collectors 10 attend.
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whether q man was drunk or
sober"
shouted Pettus: This 10 no
question for your lawyers 10
bubble over-this IL only 10 de.
eide whether q man 10 drunk or
sober"
The round ended In cheers for
Pettus. the bills passage.
Voting yes" for bresth-wnell-
ing: Reps. Chsrvenks, Erdshl.
Montgomery. Pettus. Ryan. ssnde-
gren, Trombley, Vsne.
Voting no smells: Reps. Nc
Cutcheon, Rosellini.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
ERE'S MORE ABOUT
Main Street
STARTS on PAGE ONE

Ice and Refrigeration convention
to b held in Seattle March lT-ia
Ralph Downing Ia. taken a 30
day leave OF absence from his posi-
ton AZ Mountain View.
The Rev. Carl J. .ler~. who
prior to theological training. Vas
active n affairs Of the local Frxi
Baptist church. has accepted tire
psstorste % TIRE First Baptist
church in Union. :. c. Acceptance
q the new position followed his
resignation as pastor 81 First Rap
fist church IN Reckmsrt. Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. y. Hillstrand.
1909 No. Proctor st. have received
word their son. Fart u. Hillstrand.
has passed the district bar exam
nation at Washington. Earl is =
graduate Of Stadium high school
and a former student OF College Of
Puget Sound.
sally Howe OF Tsooms Is a mem
Der Of the cast Of the University
Of Washington Dance Drama which
opened on the campus Wednesday
evening.
Kathleen oGrad,. president Of
the student body At Aquinss acad-
envy. intends to study nursing fol-
lowing her graduation in June.
orrin Blair. Stadium high school
student, hopes TO return to class
Thursday after being out for three
days with a mild illness.
Men Hsyashi. former c. 2. 8.
student. is making plans to enter
the L. OF W. this fan.
Norton Clspp received a COM
mission Tuesday as lieutenant ]. &
in the L. s. Naval reserve.
Robert Paine. one-time Tacoms
newspapermsn. has returned to
his editorial duties on the Memphis
Tenn Commercial Appeal, after
an absence since last October. dur
ing which he has been recuperat'
ing from an illness at Mirsmar
Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Thrashei
have moved from 1906 So. 18th st
to 540s So. Cedar 81.
Chosen chairmen Of Associated
Women Students committees fol
the coming year. four Tacoms
oo-eds at the University OF Wash.
ington are new members OF the
Avs cabinet Margery GuentheI
is chairman Of the standards COM
mittee, Beverly Carlson is sssis.
tant chairman of the art commit
tee. Jane Lund heads the scrap
book committee. and Constance
Halliday is in charge Of the 1T Ii
Done" committee They will worl
under shirley Robbins, Tacom;
president of Avs.
Lloyd Davenport is glad he go
,uau from os Apcelee during hi
recent visit in the southland before
the floods started.
Grover Ashcroft, elevator opera
tor at the court house. report,
fruit trees in bloom and his garden
which is almost a ranch. looking
almost too inviting to resist thes,
spring days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 4. Garrett
jr., former residents of Tacoma
are the proud parents OF bab,
boy, born in local hospital Tues
day.
A shiny new red roof is beinI
applied to the home OF Mr.. an,
Mrs. Clyde Rowe. 1896 Pacific ave
RinaIdo keasal WAS recovering
Thursday from a hot foot" Kes
sal went to sleep on the plan
Wednesday evening at the Elk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Town Hall Chief
Is Invited Here

An invitation to attend a city
wide civic luncheon In Tacoma
next Wednesday or Thursday was
extended by Mayor Cain Thursday
to George V. Denny. n, president
of Town Hall Incorporated. MIC
radio discussion feature.
Denny will be in Seattle next
Wednesday to head a Town Hall
broadcast from the Seattle Civic
auditorium Thursday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

AUSTIN. Tey. - Charles n.
Clark. e3-yesr-old Confederate vet
cram. was married last night TO
Mrs. Eliza Bryan Turner, 74-yesr-
old widow Of another Confederate
veteran. Clark had been a bachelor
ell his life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits we're lssued
Thursday IN Sam l. Fulton for .
~ 200 residence.at 1914 No. Madi-
son n and IN " r. Judd fos
alterations costing 81 ooo 81 sTis
No. 7sth ct. where the Residence
viii he converted into three apart.
msnts
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p" ~ ~ " v
Lsnglie signed
SB ,. he saved
Tacoma tsspay-
ers $500 q
year.
The bin WAS
Jackson .. first
Tacoma bill To
hit he Nth
legislature hop
per. IL com
bines port dis
tricf elections
with the gen
srai eIsc ito n,
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Starts Right In
and Eases-Up
SORE JOINTS

Ihs bsi4 81 t@ft.ftns fhsahastSe-sffHfttts
beats shssis - ffsstsd sfh sssnstklss
Sstsf -t.s<. a ssFss sDss4ssF - hsss
ass sst fhs sGsnf. fsaass fAs s~stitea
sEa ssss-uS fhs - assfp - esiaf9i isssts
10 1891 re ieesttfiss nsltfsl fsF fts
bsiA ~ Asefila. azistiss sad LasaHss
Jess 80 81. sad s4ssss fsfas sss
rtsa Seiaf-Bzs& stsfis - sefs. tssaf
y lasfr s1sFfs saf-=ssisaf ASA Ter Istst-
Gss< o. sEp ~. zsas sisfs - knsflfs
sUfg t@r free --ssts -rsss
Sssst.Eass. ga s. haiisssa. nsl~s.
adv
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eliminating I

eliminating the cost Of the former.
j.
Celebrating house passage Of
bouss bill S57 at Wednesday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
DlriOM ATS
MERg MEN

The best ~ Observers In wash
inkton sr. Of ,he opinlon that the
japanese government itself does
not knew What lie program In
the Pacific IL % 10. any more than
the United states government
knows What i,s program 10 to be
in Europe
Officially, ne hsv. stated thai
our program ~ 10 stay out of var
IN Europe. hat we dent know
that we'r. going 10 he able In dn
IL Officially. Japan has stated
that her program 10 70 tass over
all Of ocesnis and the Orient. but
she doesn't know that shell he
able To do H.
Roth ih~~s Aeusss are saseA
~ the seldom admitted hat
none tire less true sesfessiss
The sest ss diplomats ~in
make In oeeftdesee they
aren't saperhamass. they
don't have have ell The isfer-
nation they shouid have In
making decisions 81 policy.
s~d plenty Of th,nGs tsst
aest hapsvs according 10
seyis.
Jspsn's own uncertainty a. 10
her future 10 no greater than the
uncertainty 81 any other country
Britain. France. Germany. italy
nr the United states a. 10 whsrs
II will he ons year hence Theirs
are, IN Jspsns ease. additional
elements Of uncertainty IN plotting
courses n destiny. There are the
| conflicting slsmsnts ~ army,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

nights session were Reps. Frsnk
CssrVenks and Tom Montgomery.
Their hi wcnld refer the 40
NH property tsN limit again 10
the voters at the next election.
Reason for their slstica wss the
fact |. former move IN have q 60
mil limit written into the con
stitution by amendment e the
voters va. killed. psnnins their
hopes On the referendum measure.
r,.rs. county legislator. ~,
happy over IN, progress. 81 10 10
making In the house. the measure
proposes q si.e.ceo cut ef state
funds 10 match with federal funds
10 build . new marine and naval
reserve srmory In Tacoma
A dep siss Of reisef ~e.s
round when the HIN passea 10
final r-~dlng and hooded for
Ire passing vote Wednesday.
The reason sss ruusevs h~a
circulated that Spokane seicas
--ai.e wanting .. arspers ara
demanding tsoo. eoe - would
tack . rider On the hiti Ia In
ci,sde the latter structure.
spekase,,~s failed 10 mahe
the move.
but all IL not rosy for the meas
ure. Gov. LsHglie announced an
economy administration. and re
por, edly sees little need for state
funds for a federal project
Advocates don't fear his veto
although that IL q probability. rhs
joker In the bill IL that unless tho
governor sign. . written order for
construction Of the srmory. ~ Will
never he built.
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" your. ~, using ~. sol y NTH
y,r-Acfion Tines Want Al
Phone MAZE 5i5i.
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n rrrvs EDISON

WARRINGTON n yea Hks -
ees . fs~ bucks - . Eng shot 49,
znd thsn. yea might care 70 tahe
chance in support e tAs guess
that there ~eat - any ssr Stth
Japan faf either ths British ~ the
United states fer seme time -
eams fear ordinary heFs. s<nss
should stx. yea TIE necessary scn-
viesion II plsy thls haneh
wsriiks preparations there VII
- lot. ~ them. With plenty IL
shadow soxinx. shouting. thre.tsn-
lns. moving seeut - n.iilsshirs
troops. guns. sitrisne.. building -
ss~ eas<s fer submarines naval
patrols. airlemstic fein,ink n 81
fetal statements. strengthening ~
~ the fnrtifiestlens from ssags-
PORE "a san Diego Fvsrythins
leading right up = crsn hos,liltlss
nut not N. ho.tilisie.
All the preparedness. Tor war IN
ths Pacific. 90 the part - hc,h
the British and the United states.
Il perhaps the h>.t reason ~hy
ire actual fightin' won't enme of.
Every move Japan make. toward
expansion 10 the south ard east
has 80 fsr been effectively ehscs.
mated IN the whites. tho Dutch
in TIE r.s, Indies. nritssn In Ma.
lays. Australia and New zsslsnd.
the United state. In the rhlllp-
rines. Alaska. Guam and the other
American island possessions IN the
Pacific, including Hawaii
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Ihis King d III (.
ceulh nlixiuvuo
GEMS Fnon eIlnln

fes slse - - t@s<ss a>s>@te-es4@
n@skHs4s 1k@snfu#s ussseFs~ $50 k<eo
Hsfess Ft@ ~FfsfNs tfltI. set.-9 80
49, uitta4s aaA*His ieee<es k=4 fsi<~o
FAs1sm tnsss@a = "a feH~~sl<as@ tl<
e<ss<<<< ssattss sss<s4 60 iif-ss@<.
s@s $50 *fes 80 ~sFst FeH4.f@u
sfsss-s Faa a. f<<aIfs F4st NAo
se-s sss sff<@s = es@sssFs hus>enets.
fsae.eAs.s fFass Fsfs E>a<sk<n rae
n*le~~ ga 4fnsf s~stAtae n<srA4 -
sF@slssts n.est<4s rk<k8fuIs 0f<zsfe
. siff@fses fs~e srssAsNe go 500 ssl<f
- "a aastlslss iafsf 81 Fsr fe~s t41G
- sEss<~ u<as - r@seF wise ff<~4
-. - as $50 tf&o s<~ss - *af sad
80 ss>ss-tss a sass>ss~tt~s - = -
..ss st.
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-LEGIS.LIGHT-
AND
POLITICIANS
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
BILL WILL SAVE
TACOMANs' MONEY

Sen. Barney Jackson speaking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Rents Tn
In SluIllS
10 Pet.

Common Councils rent COM
mittee recessed today 10 consider
steps 10 put the brakes on recent
rent increases OF 10 10 Is per
cent in Slum areas.
w. Joseph STAIRS, head Of the
welfare department rent division,
testified before the committee that
rents IN poorer neighborhoods OF
the city have increased during
the past few months from 10 10
ID per cent.
we have had 10 pay In
creases of anywhere from $3.50
TO $3.50 month and some
times more on substandard
housing" STAIRS said.
when we have people evicted
In these areas IL IL impossible to
find place for them to go. We
have to search for days to fnd
any place at all to put people"
The committee also considered
the plight of potential draftees
who are being denied accommoda-
tions by landlords on the ground
that they are bad risks" to keep
up their rent
Harry Rott. president OF the
Safety Investment Corporation,
the operator of 10 apartment
buildings, testified that he had
adopted the practice OF keeping
prospective draftees out of his
buildings.
Under questioning by Assistant
Corporation Counsel John c..
Dunn, Rott said he was willing 10
take his chances that any of his
present tenants would be drafted.
but would protect himself by not
taking any new ones who might
be called.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Exploiting Crippled Children .
An Editorial on Page -
BY FRANK NORRIS
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, May u. - Admins
tration efforts TO create a modern
law governing the care of crippled
and afflicted children brought
about a chaotic pitched battle in
the Legislature today as the law
makers gathered for the final
meeting of the l941 session.
Tempers bristled when the two
houses convened at 10 a. m. and
IL may be near dawn tomorrow