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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-04
IT'S A GRIM
 SORT OF GAME

Yes, it's Americas favorite parlor game - guessing what the future will bring, and what the individuals best moves are. But it is grim sort of game.
 It isn't just an impersonal term, National Defense" when hus- band and wife with a child or two, who have worked for maybe ten years to get little security for themselves, sit in their comfortable home and figure how they can best break it up.
 It is not any great national movement then. It is just a little family facing an uncertain future and puzzled how to manage so that they will come out of it with as much happiness, comfort and security as possible.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-04
TOMoRROw's MENU

BREAKFAST Pineapple juice, cracked wheat cereal, soft sweet rolls, coffee, milk,
 LUNcHEONi omelel with eFeamed vegetables, toast, baked apples, tea, mllk
 DINNER iifabpd beef hOaFi, grnky, nAhhgd p0iaiOcs, iieWid t0DlaiOes, Onl0ni, lelln9o HRiaG, nlafinalhde baYaflADi coffee, mix,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-04
BEAUTY.
NEA Service StaR Writer

That enviable, fresh, dewy-skin- ned, clear-eyed look is the result of absolute cleanliness and an ade- quate amount of sleep and rest.
 That equally enviable poise and feeling of self confidence that the women you most admire seem to have is due, to some extent at least, to scrupulous cleanliness and im- maculate grooming.
 This is not to say that taking a bath and putting on clean clothes will create great poise where ab- Solutely none existed before. But it is to say that few and far between are the women who can be grimy- necked and wear soiled white gloves and at the same time exude self confidence. The minute she feels apologetic about her appearance, the average woman's Self-confi- dence shrinks rather than expands.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-04

should the hus- band be called into the army.
 It brings up all k inds s of q u e S t ions s - harder to an- swer than the questions of any quiz game.
 Will they try to rent or sell their home and let Mama ve into a smaller house or apartment?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-04

throughout the period of develop ment and growth.
 QUESTIONS and ANSWERS
 Exercise and Heart Disease Is it possible or safe for 8 person who has valvular heart disease to take a job, which requires eight hours a day of light work, but no heavy lifting or bother strain? "A. Answer-Such job may be more beneficial to such heart than sedentary work would be. Rest is essential in treatment of heart dis ease at one stage; graduated exer- else of work is more essential for successful treatment at a later stage, to build up reserve power.
 Itching Feet
 Your receipe for itching feet has brought complete relief to both my husband and myself-we had suf- fered with athletes foot. for over three years, and certainly we are grateful. (Mrs. C.H.F0
 Monograph on Foot Itch, giving various recipes, mailed on request, if you inclose stamped en- velope bearing your address.
 Threatened.
 The doctors say I am threatened with Appendicitis. For over a year I have had a tender spot.
 (MiSs PED Answer-As nearly as I can learn we doctors say threatened" when we don't know whether the patient has the disease CT not.
 Cart Before the Horse
 Kindly advice what diseases might cause the following symptoms. J.W. Answer-This being a health column your question is out of order. Better let your doctor consider your symptoms.
 Protected by John F Dille Co.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-04
POUNDAGE FOR KIBBEE

Guy Kibbee was put on a bread, milk and ice cream regimen to gain an added twenty pounds for the role of "Scattergood Baines" in the film of the same name. Jerry Brandt produced for RKO Radio release.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-04
JEAN MEETS BOB

Blonde Jean Rogers, who recently clicked outstandingly in Brigham Young" has the romantic lead op- posite band leader Bob Crosby in RKO Radios tuneful feature, Lets Make Music
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-04

in marmalade. Chill until slightly thickened. Turn into heart-shaped mold. Chill until firm. Unmold, darniSh with whipped crea m mounds dotted with marmalade.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-04
I'VE THE WOMEN-- Drafting Of Married Men Poses Major Family Problem
BY RUTH MILLETT

Americas leading parlor game right now, whenever two or three young married couples get together, is figuring out what they will do
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-04
Latest Styles
WOMAN,S REALM
HO1e To Keeb Well
D DR WILLIAM BRADY, MD

Csxned letter. neaIth AyGsens BIady enclosed should he
 
 th column Nc reply ee made o Madison Chicago
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-04
CAROLINE CHATFIELD.

discussed in this eoIGnnn Letters f" viii be answered confidence Write Miss Chatheld in of this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-04
CRFAMED OYSTERS
 (seFVes l2)

Twelve tablespoons butter, i2 lablefpoons flour, teaspoon salt, i.4 teaspoon pepper 2 teaspoons paprika, 1 quart fieh milk, z plnb Fhelled oysters, 1 teaspoon lemon flliee,
 Melt butter in largo fnnee Dan, str if flour and iehOnlng Blend lhof0ngllly ard cook oyer boiling Eaief fog . ininnits, Then siE 70
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-04
Modern Menus Valentine Fun Can Be
 Linked With Economy

milk, little at a time, stirring carefully to keep smooth. Place over direct but low heat. When mixture begins to thicken and comes to boil, add oysters. Cook slowly until edges of oysters begin to curl. Stir in lemon juice and serve at once in warmed patty shells or in cases made of bread slowly toasted in the oven. Serve green peas as garnish.
 HEART SHAPED MARMALADE
 BAVARIAN
 Serves 12)
 Two packages orange favored gelatin, 3 1-2 cups hot water, 1-2 teaspoon salt, cup heavy cream, 2-3 cup orange marmalade. ~ Dissolve gelatin in hot water. Add salt. Chill until cold and syrupy. Fold in cream, whipped only until thick and shiny, but not stiff. Fold
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-04

Creamed chicken or veal can be substituted for the oysters.
 oysters are In season now. To- day they are shipped all over the country and sold sheiled in eon- talners. fresh and wholesome, To serve i2 guests, buy three pink of oysters
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-04
Of Interest to Women

Have you a household problem to solve? Write your question clearly. s,gn your name and ad dress, enclose three cent o"stage stamp and mail to The WOman's Editor. Washington Service. Bu- reau, The Democrat 1913 18th Street, Washington. D. C.. for a personal reply.
 Q. How can one be sure that all the insects have been eliminated from lettuce and salad greens, be- fore serving?
 A. Add vinegar or lemon juice to the water in which they are criSped This will draw out the insects.
 o. What kind of thread should be used to sew velvet?
 A. If silk thread is used for bast- ing as well as the final sewing, it will not mark the velvet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-04

iO follow suit When lbe fourth diamond was led ilOm dummy Easl was beaten, iie r0llld Det prevent Lows jaek Oi irumps from RinnBig illo ienih trick,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-04
Caroline Chatfield
Small Straws Which Show the Direction of a Mans
 Love-
Saps Today
~. n....A a q RuA--. s@.S

Small Straws Which Show the Direction of a Mans
 Love.
 When Johnny is in family quick to doVer He's melcuouy care1u aDouC his clothes and grooming isn't riding around looking for his telephone trying to trace her. or Ill ms thnKng up gHtS predicamens she gh grand opportunity to rescue her anu protect dangers of sort perpetualy
 his best girl Shes an ODsesoh the big moment when at the movie at the drug together Day nght you his mnd However reticent he talk the family knows what hes tnnk- ing about
 family which the wind ot Johnny love college, home family grows finally has foot in the grave It IS the little bybu still little StraWS wife and the world who he loVe or doesn't
 In doesn't know little straw when she sees it. Tell with whom of tell who he loves Secrets about about his disappointmens and frus- Personal secrets His secrets the himself
 Other little sraws gifts, stingy oosens bunch of flowers to his of compliment; aWaeness the telephone the tee- aph special delivery armal stamps Quick communication Always
 the taken their toll and faces the satisfaction having all this while provision those he loves whe night girl from danger and protecting her, perpetualy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-04

throughout the period of develop ment and growth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Two Inquesis in
Deaths Ordered

Coroner T. H. Long announced
Saturday two inquests will be held
at the courthouse Monday after
noon-at 2 and 3 o'clock.
The first will inquire into the
death of Norman II. WEIGH, killed
last Saturday morning when his
car was sideswiped by an army
truck driven by Wallace G. Don
ker. 1e, Fort Lewis soldier.
The second will concern the
/. death of Mrs. Joseph Diven last
Nav when a car driven by her
son. John Owen. was in head-on
collision on Orchard ST. with one
driven by Sgt. J. d. Matlock, then
stationed at McChord field, now
at Pendleton, Ore.
Deputy Prosecutor Hugo Metz
Ter. ir.. said the Diven inquest had
been called at the urgent request
Of John Diven.
Young Donker. driver Of the
truck in the Welch case is con-
fined to the base hospital at Fort
Lewis where he was taken after
the accident
Metzler indicated there is no
charge of criminal negligence IN
either case.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
King Leopold Is
Wed 10 Commoner

BERLIN-King Leopold OF the
.BelgIans has been married Tor sew
ersl months TO q Belgian com
rnoner. II was reliably reported
today.
The 40-year-old monarch, now
prisoner Of war. was reported
married secretly al a church out
AZ vas said that a civil marriage
ceremony will be performed later.
The marriage Will be announced
officially on Monday, II was re-
ported
The king, who cspitulsted 10
German armies az a time when
the allies were fighting q des-
perate battle in Flanders and thus
opened the British left flank to
attack. was first married in 1925
10 Princess Astrid Of Sweden.
she was killed in an automobile
accident in 1888.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08

inquiry regarding means Of bring
ing an end to ths present strike in
our schoos- The board wishes 70
assure you Of its readiness 10 ac-
cept a federal mediator a. . fact
finding body TO advise . solution Of
problems involved in this situation
II desires 10 urge that immediate
reopening Of schools BE- made .
basic consideration. the recon-
nendations Of this body 10 BE- filed
with the board ard released 10 the
public at the earliest possible date
and N BE- accepted or rejected BY
the board within 10 days there
after
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Policeman S Son
Shoots Playmate

Joel Rinehsrt, eight. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Rinehart Of sszo
No. 3ist st.. was taken 10 Tseoma
General hospital Friday afternoon
In q private ambulance for treat
ment of a minor gunshot wound
in his left side. accidentally re-
cefyed during . game Of cop and
robber" with . young companion.
The near tragedy occurred OF
the home Of Police Officer Theo-
dore @. Strand at 3iii No. Mad
ison ~. about AIS p m The boy
was playing with William tBiliyj
Strand. IL, son Of the officer. He
was ensctins the role Of burglar
and the Strand boy that Of an
officer. During the heat Of ths
game, little Billy obtained the
gun. which accidentally diseharg-
ed, the bullet striking joel On the
left aide. 'frscturing his rib.
Hospital attendants said Sat
urdsy the boys condition was sat
isfsctory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
REDS R0uT Az 4
on MOSCOW front
The War
In Brief

rOayO = japanese pvsp ~
news ATTACKS - United States.
charging sinsSaesrsty.- Rseala ~
ported honsslse rar nasssvn srmy
10 aso.ooo AM ssiftlss 10 -pse-
United states sssn1 u raeifse.
SHANGHAI - Japan ssps<se1'
" has ioe.oeo srenps IN Inds-<Afnn
Including 7a.0oo with tanh es1 els
striking power " South. increasing
rhaliand
NOnCOW - Ned Army p,snnea
hack Germans On thrss vital ~
tors ef Moscow front. hliilng 10.
ooo. and reports ssis attack ~
pulsed 81 Mashalsh. No. army
~ins hfsdxehea1 over Mips river.
vest of Tsaanrcs. ~ pressing p>ss-
sun n enemy from Roeesv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
British Sink
n All Raider
In Atlantic
Cruiser Dorostshire
Destroys Converted
Merchant Vessel

LONDON - The admiralty
said today that II. NJ. 3. Dor
setshire. q heavy cruiser. had
intercepted = German COM
meree raider In the South At
lantic.
The Dorsetshire was the cruiser
that delivered the eoup De grace
To the German bsttieship Bis-
marck by driving home . torpedo
In the North Atlantic after the
Bismarck sank the British battle
ship Hood.
The Dorsetshirs. . vessel II
ss7s tons. carriss Q normal ,csm-
pismsnt of so0 Ths vvseei. built
p ieas. carries no aircraft. she
has . speed Of ~ knots.
The admiralty cs~sm~st@ws
sssd . pease fvem NJ 1Dssses-
shire stsktsA NJ 0esuee
raI1es. whsrk wss halse6 ~
- WITH nvs kssss N NJ
water sloeessSs her.
The enemy ship WAS . convert-
ed merchantmen of about 10000
tons.
sbs Immediately started % rim.
leaving the five small hoats ~.
hind. They we're Iadsn With cti
drums and provisions
The eommuniqus ADDED:
The Dorsetshirs closed in and
sank the raider. No survivors
were picked up dus 10 the ssis-
pectsd presence Of U-bosts"
II was presumed the raider
might have been refnsiiing . sub
marine
g'hs admiralty said that no easu-
sitiss or damages wers suffered
by the Dors~tshire
The Dorsetshire was commanded
by Capt. A. w. .. Agar. v. c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08

That was the news reported by
Mayor Harry p. Cain Saturday.
following a telephone conversation
between federal officials in Wash
ington. D. C. and himself.
The long distance Conversation
followed the schoo. boards accept
snoe Saturday Of the mayors offer
70 call in a federal mediator TO
hear the case.
Action Necessary
Mayor Cain talked TO John T.
DAILY. regional supervisor Of the
western district Of the concilistor
service. U. s. department Of labor.
DAILY listened TO Gains explanation
Of the situation. agreed that i'm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Hangoe Again Made
Part Of Finland

HEISINkI, Finland
Riso Ryti today announced that
the Hsngoe peninsula. ceded to
Russia at the end Of the Russo
Finnish war. again has been in
corporated as part of Finland and
that the Moscow peace treaty Of
1910 has been abrogated.
The declaration. indicating Fin
nish determination to continue the
war against Russia. conceded with
celebration Of Finlsnd's Independ-
ence day and Britain's announce
ment that she In at war with
Finland. Hungary and Rumanis
for their refusal 10 withdraw
troops from Russia.
Official Finnish quarters ssid
they had no official knowledge
that they were At war with
Britain.
BANK TRANSACTIONS
TACOMA ~ ~ NM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Missing" Puyallsp
Man Leaves Holona

mGu.GNA. noess. - peter n.
strssm. ~. puyailup. WssA.. vss
m his way home saturday ~
lesst ~ far - Hsiena police hnsw.
Stream. whe isst Sunday wan
dsred into the ioeai police states
and totd officers y 6na't hnsw whs
I am" today received No b'ssfars
hack 10 PsiyaiIup iron ~ Mosbss
and was last zen hssdiag for ~
station.
Pslies sid strssa told NO. ~
"smnAsle'' - n ut. - tAno
Ne hnd ieft his heene e1eev fo11lno
into Puest Sound frem > ss1Goeee
IN which ~ hsd bssn wsvhiag. -
get away asd start ~ eves."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08

mediate action was necessary and
said ne would order Il. 3. Jackson
TO Tacoma Immediately.
Pay Moisio. spokesman for the
school building employees VINO re-
manned away from their jobs dur
ing the past week, beginning Tues
day, when requests for wage IN
ereases were not granted. had al
ready accepted the mayors pro-
possl TO call In federal mediator.
Willing 10 Mediate
In letter 70 Mayor Cain satur-
day. supt Of Schools Howard r.
Good said:
The board Of school directors
has instructed me to reply to your
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08

WAne1uNGTOS-r = senator
Homer T. Bons Of Washington. ~
hs left for . two~wsshs vacation
In Georgia and Florida. announced
pridsy arrangements ere being
made 10 eomposs differences m the
three plans for administration Of
ths propossd coigmns Valley
Power authority.
We ere working on an ar
rsngsmsnf To compose ths differ
sness on the tbres balls nov bsfovs
congress. Bons said. As sooa ~
I return snail push thsss ar
ranssmsnts
Aees@passs1 - wife
Senator Bona only recently vas
released from the hospital where
~ spent tao months rseBpsfAtins
from . hip injury. The vacation
in the south wss ordered By has
physicians. Tbs senator Will make
the trip BY motor, accompanied ~
Mrs. Bone.
The three bills b<fors congress
include the Bons-Smith bali. which
would establish . thrss-man board
appointed by the president and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
House Votes Huge
Sum Tor Military

wAseeiNGTON--Ths senate to
day received the N.2<3 900. 900
supplemental defsnse sppropris-
ton bill which won house sp-
provaI ists yesterday. zoe 10 8.
The measure carries funds 70
expand the army 10 1000 600 msn.
II viii raise Americas total stalks
In the war sKsinst tbs axis 20
ssT 900. 900 900. n contains iend-
lease fund ~ ei,s5e ,tsi $50 for
tanks ana heavy ordnance EQUIP
msnt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
TexasA.& N.
Score First
In Contest
Washington State
Score Nullified
BY sgd. Penalty
THIRD PERIOD
Texas IS. Oregon I.


Washington State college
and Texas A. & NJ. met today
in an intersectional football
game before $4,000 fans.
5000 of whom had TO stand
in the crowded stadium.
FIRST PERIOD
Washington State won the toss
and elected 10 receive. Wesson
kicked off to Small who returned
fro mthe 10 to the 81. Sewell
made four and on second down
quick-kicked to the Aggies' seven.
but Washington State was off
side and the play was nullified.
An exchange OF punts gave
Washington State the ball on it's
own 40 and Fletcher and Kennedy
ran TO a first down on the Texas
40 Sewell passed to Fletcher for
10 yards. There was no score in
the first period.
A lateral. Kennedy TO sewell.
gained 7 and Kennedy added for
a first down on the Aggies ..
Three line plunges and an incom-
plete pass by Sewell gave the
Aggies the ball on their own 10.
Moser ran his right end to a first
down on the 20 and two plays
later punted to Sewell who re-
turned to the Texas Al. Sibley in
tercepted Sewell's pass and re-
turned five to the Aggies' 43.
Mosers pass was intercepted by
Small on the Washington State 40.
Sewell passed to Kennedy on the
Washington State 40 and he ran
over the goal line. The play was
called back, however, and Wash
ington State was penalized five
yards for an illegal pass forma-
ton. Sewell passed to suseoff for
five and lateralled TO Kennedy for
a courtyard loss. sewell's punt was
returned by Moser to the Texas
20. Andricks gained one a. the
period ended with the score Wash
ington State 0. Texas A. 4 M. o.
SECOND PERIOD
Moser quick-kicked to the WASH
ington State "a. Small fumbled on
second down and Maple recovered
for the Aggies on the Washington
State rs. Mosers pass to Zapalac
gained Q and Webster ran to the
IL. Moser threw two incomplete
passes and then went seven yards
through center. Moser was tackled
while trying to pass. Intentionally
grounded the ball. drawing a Is
yard penalty and giving Washing
ton State the ball on its 20. Sewell
punted and Daniels fumbled the
reception and Washington State
recovered on the Texas AZ.
Washington State plunged and
passed to first down on the
Texas 30. sewell passed to Gen.
try for 20 and Suseoff for 5. but
his third pass was intercepted by
Sibley on the Texas rs. Mosec
quick-kicked on third down to
Sewell on the Washington State
80. Kennedy ran six and nine
yards to a first down on his AZ.
Two plays later Kennedy twisted
and turned for 20 yards but FUN
bled and Moser recovered for the
Aegies on their IS. After two
Moser passes gained IA, Daniels
tossed a screen pass to Spivey for
ID and a first down on the IS.
Daniels completed a pass TO Rog-
ers who scored from the 20.
Webster converted, making the
score Washington State 0, Texas
A. a NJ I.
Wessen kicked off and seweli
returned to his ~. Sewell passed
TO Fletcher for ID. Andricks in
tercepted sewelrs pass on the
Texas 80. Williams gained 8 as
the half ended with the score
Washington State o. Texas A. a
NJ. 7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Indian Youth
Is Held for
Girl Attack
cloims H. Dragged
Her Into Alley.
Scene of Crime

An ls-year-old Indian youth
was in custody Of Tacoma
police Saturday for investisa-
ton Of auto theft. assault.
highway robbery and drunk
snness.
Victim of the assault. Miss
Marion Windh Of 1908 So. X
st. has identified the Indian.
Ralph Wells, rs the man who
attacked her on So. 18th 81.
between | and J SITS. Friday AZ
IL p. m. police said.
Wells was arrested at i7th and
Broadway at lao =. m. Saturday
on description furnished by . Wit
ness to the accident in which the
youth wrecked the stolen ear he
was driving at 40. nth o. and
Ainsworth ave. . dead-snd street
Chokss Blis Victim
Miss windh told police she was
walking on the south side Of 18th
Of when she heard some one run
ming behind her. She turned.
thinking IT was a friend. The per-
son whom she later Identified a.
Wells grabbed her about the throat
and threw her to q bank inside
the sidewalk and ehoked her. She
managed to loosen his grip on her
throat enough to ask him II he
wanted money. lie replied that
he did. and she told him to give
her a chance to get into her purse.
While fumbling through her
purse. the girl asked the man
about the bsndana handkerchief
she had been wearing about her
head In an effort 10 stall for time
and attract the attention Of pass
ing motorists. She couldn't scream,
she said. because Of the pressure
the man had exsrted on her throat.
Finally, IN desperation. she
threw her purse into the head
light glare Of . passing car.
Her assailant than dragged her
into the alley. threw her to the
ground once more and beat her
head against a concrete block, at
the same time striking her
heavily in the face with his fist.
In the meanwhile. the motorist,
listed by police as Mr.. hiele,
grocer Of So. 18th and X sss.,
swung his car around 10 investi-
gate the disturbances. At his sp-
proach, the youth ceased beating
Miss windh and ran down the
alley.
Found Car Keys
The car. the keys 10 which
police discovered hidden In Wells
right sock upon his arrest, u
owned by c. Noirdahl Of 1924 SO.
l. st. He reported the car stolen
from 14th and L SITS. ct 1i:so p.
m. shortly after the attack on
Miss windh.
After taking the car. the youth
ran II over q bank At 30. zItn
and Ainsworth ave. In the mean
while. police investigated the story
of Miss windh's assault and broad
cast the description of her ssssil-
ant over the police radio. IL
tailed with the description Of the
man driving the car at the ums
OF the accident.
Arrest Of Wells. In the company
of two companions. followed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
Foe SulIurs
Heavy Iaa
u Rehoi
Thousund|s Hi =
Below Zero Doluo
Per xsy olles

kU1DYsuBv. 49,
German forces rskreaaing -
disorder" an the Mnaholoh -
voloholasnsk sections Wa -
Moscow - : ronaIl - : ~.
den. nsvrs ~ army eouu@ous
attack. h t7-hejev-sepo
weather. Soviet 1Inpoo1hoo
said tonight. 1heuaon<1 =
Germans were roporto1 hl)10
and wounded.
n1nmnaish sN1 vs>o&uGnunH -
10y npeepvs shoul - = - m1nuo
wee( - nDeooew
tnes1la elotme1 ~ unuuow
~ nnann1ss ~ - Gnocou1I
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~ lyuNt DsllDw01 - $780, )
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eeemy boen oGenoo - nIuu o0urS
wose - Ug.nrM9 tEo1uv uuu1rD
stteelus eoean1>ana1 . opt1uo -
eesnno ~ g)voe ~ or|1ouon1v
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-08
WEATHER FORECAST

Unsettled Monday night. cloudy
Tuesday. Temperatures: High. S.;
low, IS. Sun rises, 7:s2; sets, s:ZI.