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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-28
YOUR INCOME TAX IN
A NUTSHELL

Who must file a return? Every
single person having a gross IN
come of $500 or more; every mar
ried person., not living with nus
band or wife, and having a gross
income of $500 or more; and mar
ried persons living with husband
or wife, who have an aggregate
gross income of s. 1000 or more.
When must returns be filed? For
the calendar year, on or before
March Is, 1941. For the fiscal
year, on or before the 18th day OF
the third month following the close
of the fiscal year.
Where and with whom must in
come tax returns be filed? In the
internal ven district in which
the person lives or has his chief
place of business, and with the
collector of internal revenue.
How does one make out his in
come tax return? By following the
detailed instructions given on
Forms 1O40-A and 1040, the in
come tax blanks.
What is the tax rate? A normal
tax of 4 percent on the amount OF
the net income, arrived at by de-
Quoting legal exemptions and cred
its from the gross income; a sur
tax on the surtax net income in
excess of 81, 900; and a defense tax
of 10 percent of the combined nor
nal tax and surtax.
Gross Income Determines Liability
There are two arresting faces in
the 1910 income tax law. First,
the basis for determining liability
fer a return has been changed from
net income to gross income. Sec
ond the exemptions have been low
cred from 81, 1000 to $500 for g
single person, and from 1900 tc
So, 900 for a married person or heac
of a family.
Every citizen or resident of the
United States must file an income
tax return, if single, or not living
with husband or wife, and his OF
her gross income is $500; or i
married, and his or her gross in
come is $4,000; or if their aggre
gate gross income equals OF
exceeds So, 1000. 1t matters not VIVA
the net income of such person.
of allowable deductions, the per
sonal exemption, or credit for de
pendents is nontaxable, the gros:
income of all such persons mus
!, be reported to the Government.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-28
War Department Plans
To Enlarge Fit. Benning

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-R-
A war department plan to enlarge
Fort Benning, Ca, extending the
reservations western boundary into
Alabama was disclosed today by
Senator Hill D-Ala.)
He said the army, with budget
bureau approval, would ask an ap-
preparation soon to purchase $4,000
additional acres for the Benning
post. Of that. he said, 1O,25O acres
would be in Alabama. Hill said Off
GERS told him the purpose was to
furnish more training space.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-28
SPECIAL CRIMINAL
COURT SCHEDUlEn
Judge John ]. Burnev W.,
Preside Over Term Herr wi
Beginning Feb. Il

Governor j. NJ. Broughton b,s E..
Waroed a commission 10 Judo 10y
j. Burney, Of Wilmington ~ SoA'
special criminal term of Nom "Y,u
over superior court the weel, t''
ming Monday, February ut .'
derson, clerk of court, reported ' w.
terday. VI
Governor Broughton informed u.
derson he had granted the cow ''
sion in compliance with the raon,
of David Sinclair, District soli oa'
and a recent resolution adonta5 v
the county commissioners.
In an exchange of courts, Ina.
Burney will preside during tha g.,
week of the February civil Term
court here beginning Monday =.
ruary 8, and Judge R. Hunt Parg,
of Roanoke Rapids, during the e,
ond week opening Monday, ID
ruary 10.
Judge Parker, who was orisinsr
scheduled to preside over The r,
and second weeks of civil co., : her
will hold a two week term Of Il
Halifax county superior court, whit
began yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-28
HUNTER CONVICTED
IN COUNTY COURT
Negro Fined $50 and Costs for
Operating Automobile
While intoxicated

Gussie Hunter. negro, charged
with operating an automobile
while intoxicated, vas fined $50
and costs, with go days in default,
and his operating license denied
for a year., in recorders court
yesterday morning.
James Croker received a mol
pros with leave upon recommends
ton of the principal states wit
ness on a charge of assault on a
female. Nick Mike, charged with
vagrancy. was sentenced to the
county roads for 80 days.
Charged with larceny and re.
ceiving, William Thompson, alias
Foolish Head, negro, was assigned
to the county farm for two months
Emma Davis, negress. 1015 Nortf
Seventh street, was remanded tt
juvenile court under 5000 bond on {
charge of assault with a deadly
weapon.
Porter G. Wall, Of Scots Hill
received a mol pros with leave fol
illegal use of an automobile spot
light. Robert E. Pittman, O.
SCOTS Hill, was assessed n thire
the set of costs with five days IL
default for improper auto regis
tration numbers.
Sam Kirby, negro, GIG Soutf
Ninth street, was assessed thu
costs of court with five days il
default for driving without al
operators permit. Joe Henr.
Scott, negro, TIT Nixon street
was ordered to pay court cost
with 10 days in default for driv
ing without an operating licens'
and failing to dim the lights OF
his automobile.
Charged with larceny and re
ceiving, George Marshall Smith
was assigned to the county farm
for 80 days. Radford H. Wilson wa
fined S. and costs, with the fin
RENTED, and five days in de
fault, for violating the state auto
mobile stop law.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-28
CLASSES ARRANGED
BY PRESBYTERIANS
10th Annual Institute Be-
gins at St. Andrews
Church Here

The four-day 10th annual WI,
mington Presbyterian o1anodiu
Training school was opened 10
NIGHT at St. Andrews Presbyterian
church and will continue throusi
Friday.
The school, given under the d.
rection of the Presbyterian MINIS
tors, association of Wilmington IS
for nastors. parents, church n
church school workers.
The Rev Patrick H. Carmichael
n D.. director of leadership eou-
cation and member Of the execu-
tive committee of religious educa-
ton and publication OF Richmond
Va heads the faculty of four.
Others on the faculty are the
Rev. C. H. Nabers, D. D., pastor
of the First Presbyterian church
If Greenville, S. c., Mrs. p. L.
King. superintendent of the junior
department at St. Andrew 5
church and Miss Lucille Whlte,
director of religious education al
the Church of the Covenant.
The daily program of classes
will be as follows: 7:30 to TAO p.
m. devotional service; 7:45 to
az n. m. classes: $40 to $50
y, m, recess $50 to GAS p. m,
classes. DR.. Carmichael will teach
the entire group for the first period
and tie second period the class
will divide into sectional discus
sion groups.
DR. Nabers, using the Bible as
textbook, will teach a course on
biblical Geography and His
tory" DR.. Carmichael, using the
textbook New Trails for h e
Christian Teacher" will teach a
course on Ways of Teaching"
Mrs. King will have charge o.
the children's division, Miss White
is leader of the Young Peoples
division and DR.. Carmichael IS
the leader of the adult division.
The board of managers of the
annual school is composed OF: the
Rev. A D. P. Gilmour, D. D., the
Rev. J.. H. Whitmore, D. D., the
Rev. R. M. Engle, the Rev. Z. Z.
Myers, the Rev. F. S. Johnston,
John E WOODBURY., George Mitch
ell. ]. B. Huntington, j. l.. Lamb.
W. C. Scoggins, Harry Wettig, and
Melzar Pearsall.
J. B. Huntington is chairman Of
the publicity committee and A. B.
McNair is chairman of the nance
committee. Members of the en-
rollment committee are: Miss
Lucilla White, Church of h
Covenant; Miss Ray Calhoun
First Presbyterian; Miss M a y
Grant, st. Andrews; Leonard NC
Intire, Emmanuel church; Melzal
Pearsall, Pearsall Memorial; j
L. Lamb, Winter Park Presby
terrain; W. C. Scoggins, Delgade
church.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-28
Schick Test Clinics
To Be Resumed Soon

Schick test clinics will be re-
sumed Monday, February 8, in the
New Hanover county schools after
a two week layoff due to the pre-
valence Of influenza cases among
children in the community, DR.. A.
H. Elliot, health officer, announc-
ed yesterday.
Clinics will be held Monday at
the following schools: Tileston, St.
Mary's, Isaac Bear, Washington
Catlett, and Winter Park.
DR.. Elliot said the clinics will
close the following Monday, Feb
ruary 10, at the following schools:
Cornelius Harnett, Peabody, Hem
enway, and Williston Primary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-28
WORK ON AIRPORT
WILL Be PUSHED
Construction of Charlotte Base
Expected to Reach Peak
In Three Weeks

CHARLOTTE, Jan. 27.-R)-Con-
str,ction activity at the site OF the
TT 8 Army's $3.50, 900 air base mere
is expected to reach it's peak WITHIN
three weeks when approximately u
5oo men on three shifts will be en-
p1oyed.
About 100 men were working a.
the base today but Capt. H. e
Gardes of the engineers corps sale
that the start of the "big push" II
the construction would begin Wed
nesday.
Approximately $50 additional me
will be employed Wednesday n tn
same number each of the two follow
ing days.
Construction of the base is seized
MED to be completed within three
months.
a administration building
have already been built and are oc
cupied by army engineers and con
tractors officials. Huge supplies o
lumber were brought in the area to
dav by truck and construction of tW'
additional administration building
was started.
Large rail shipments Of lumber
part of the 10000 900 board feet orde
recently placed, will arrive tomol
row, assuring a supply to provid
large scale building activity.
A four-mile $40, 900 pipe line cor
Meeting the base with the municlps
water system has been laid.
Ninety a%irplanes will be assigne
to the base, which will embrace tn
s611, 900 Charlotte municipal alrpor
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-28
NO APPLICANTS

CHARLOTTE, Jan. 27.-CP-The
county board of commissioners dis
covered today, to its establishment,
that a s125-a-month job had gone
begging since early December with
out a single application for it. It's
the job of school attendance officer,
working under the jurisdiction of the
welfare department.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-28
Sam Rayburn to Speak
At Chapel Hill Feb. !

CHAPEL HILL, Jan. ~. B-
Speaker Sam Rayburn of the house
of representatives, who is the former
majority leader and who is now pre-.
siding over the debates on the all
important lend-lease bill will speak
in Memorial Hall at the University
of North Carolina Saturday night,
February 1, at 1880 o'clock.
His appearance here is being spon'
sored by the Carolina Political Union
non-partisan student organization
headed by Bill Joslin of Raleigh.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-28

DURHAM, Jan. 27.-P)-W. G
Bramham, head of baseball's mlnol
leagues, today advised the Arizona
Texas league against its plans to eX
pand the circuit into Mexico. Bran
ham pointed out the difficulty v
exchange and the contentious tina
are raised as to whether players
should be paid in American or othel
currency.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-28
Byrd is Named Foreman
OF Columbus Grand Jury

WHITEVILLE, Jan. q. J. M.
Byrd, of Evergreen, this morning
was named foreman of the Columbus
county grand jury. He will serve for
the next six months.
The other members Of the grand
Jury selected are as follows: J. w.
Butler, Thomas P. Hinson, E. D. Bat
ten, J. E. Brown, Theodore Reaves,
Lychergus Roberts, Garland Cox, L.
B. Nance, Lee Butler, F. M. Watts,
II. J. Batten, R. H. Kelly, w. A.
Baldwin, W. G.. Norris, Carl Ste
phens, r. C. Smith and Dewey G..
Cox.
Hens can be made to lay eggs
with red, white or green yolks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-28
CRUISER ARRIVES

BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 27.-P-
The British cruiser Cumberland, flag
ship of Commodore Frank Pegram,
arrived here today. It's visit the day
after the departure of the cruiser
Newcastle indicated a N unusually
heavy concentration of British war
ships in the South Atlantic.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-28
SAFETY SCHOOL

RALEIGH, Jan. 27.-R-A one
day safety school for truck operators
in the Piedmont and western Sec
tons of the state will be held at Ca.
tawba college Wednesday, Director
Edward W. Ruggles of the N. C
State college xtension division an
nounced today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-28

In normal years, tourists visiting
England expend more than $3.50,
600. 600.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-28

A mans hairy chest is no i'm
cation of superior strength.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-28

Montreal. Quebec, is the largest
city in the Dominion of Canada
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

With Little Worry

Eat. talk. laugh or Sneeze without
fear ~ Insecure false teeth dropping
slipping or wabbling. FASTEETH holds
plates frmer and more comfortably.
This pleasant powder has no gummy,
gooey. pasty taste or feeling bOesn
rausc nausea It's alkaline fn0p 3cidb.
Cheeks plate odor" (denture. brcuth).
Got FASTEETH at any drug store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
State Names 8
New Managers
.0fLiquor Stores
Times stan Correspondent:

LANSING. Oct. 9. Appoint
Iment of eight new liquor store
managers in Detroit 10 replace
those facing dismissal for failure
TO pass civil service examinations
was announced today by Liquor
Commission Chairman John w
Miner.
Out OF the II store managers In
Detroit, 10 failed 10 become ehgi-
BILE for permanent rating. The
eight new managers will begin
work October Is along with eigh,
Others 10 be announced later.
''In conformity with civil SER
vice laws, each of the new men
will be picked from among the
top three who qualified I'm each
of the store examinations
Miner said. lin addition, our
personnel manager has been In
structed to choose men formerly
employed I'm the department or
those meriting promotion"
Changes announced are:
Frank Neville 10 replace A. c.
Holmes at 1913 Woodward
avenue;
Francis Millbower. acting
manager at 1927 Kereheval,
promoted 10 manager;
Ben Adelstene 10 replace Les
lie Moore as manager at 2200
Michigan avenue;
Kenneth Nertney to replace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
What's on the Air
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

This program has been
given The Detroit Times by
me stations herein listed
m the presentations a.
scheduled are not on tire
air. NE fault lies with the
stations and not The
Detroit Times
SYMBOLS
n Drama
N Muslcal
Il Religious,
r Talk
Variety.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Joint-Ease
For Painful Joints

JOINT Ease is for relief OF joint misery
- that's why you are advised 10 use Il
fcrathe agony OF sore. painful. rheumatic
Srthritis joints in accessible Localities
IL eases up the paints clean and pene-
straLng and brings quick relief. Always
remember when Joint-Ease starts 70
work. Joint misery starts out Use Il Tor
The distress and pain OF Neuritis Sciatica.
LumbRgo and Neuralgia Live druggists
American over sell Joint-Ease.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

William Gilmore at 162 East
Jefferson avenue;
Walter Plec 20 replace Walter
Merique at 11611 Joseph Cam
pau avenue;
Sidney Hauser TO replace Alex
Gillikin at 3049 West Grand
Boulevard
Miles Beall 10 replace Abe
Knoppow at 1903 Washington
Boulevard:
Myron Daugherty 10 replace
Charles Peters at 2024 Hastings
street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

New York Lieut. Kenneth T.
Elliott was killed as his craft
suddenly plunged TO the ground
while he was circling for landing
at Gambler Field IN Atlanta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
LOSE 10 LBS. IN S DAYS
With Home Lemon Juice Recipe

Right in yonr kitchen, use this simple. tested
LEMON JUICE RECIPE 10 make your own
reducing suppiementl some loss 10 lba in
. days uSing this home Lemon Juice recipe as
directed. Taks Of poundf Of Ugly FAT---easily.
quickly, without drugs. laxatives or anything
harmful Just mir Ayds with small cans Of
Lemon Juice. costing iOc 10 ] Sc. Simple A thsti
Tested complete Lemon Juice Recipe in each Dor
MONEY RACK ~ NoT SATISFIED. Free de-
lhery--orders filed promptly. Just phone all
department and drug counters everywhere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Which Makes You
Tired, Nervous

Hundreds OF thou
sands of women
who suffer distress
of functional
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Killed in Leap From Plane

IONESBORO. Ga oct, e.
ms Lespne from the two
cnCined light army plane be was
flVinq from Long Beach. Cal 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column I'm the Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-10
Hears for First
Time Since
Childhood

BY wearing the new Maico
Model Al hearing aid, Taco
ma business man has regained
the Joy Of hearing which he had
lost at the age Of ;.
Many other hsrd-of-hearing
men and women also have dis
covered that their hearing has
bene improved 10 an amazing
extent by the Maico vacuum
tube hearing aid. Those who
were reluctant to wear a cum
bersome instrument find that
the Maico Model Al has solved
their problem, because 1t is so
small it can be worn out of
sight-in a mans vest pocket
or under a woman's collar or
brooch-yet it is unsurpassed
by hearing aids Of any size for
power and clear hearing.
Economy is another surpris-
ing feature of the Maico. Its
price is very low for a hearing
aid Of such high quality, and
operating costs have been re-
duce1 by a new longer-life bat
terry. It can be purchased on
convenient credit terms.
The Msieo is demonstrated
by Shaw Supply Co. Inc. 755
Market street, Tacoma. with
out obligation on your part,
every Tuesday and Thursday Of
each week.-Ady.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-10
To Eject Delegates

Winona council No. Is. Degree
n Pocahontas. will hold its reg
ular business meeting Friday eve
ming at s o'clock in Redmens hall
Two delegates will be elected TO
attend the great council Of Wash
ington in Spokane on Aug. SO. A
deputy for the coming year will
also be recommended.
At the close of the meeting the
chiefs for the next six months will
be raised by deputy great Pohs-
hontas, Mrs. Marvin Guy. assisted
nv Mrs. Walter Buckmaster. q
senior past chief. and a team COM
posed of Mrs. Ida Campbell.
deputy great scout; Mrs. William
Wischemann, deputy great runner,
Mrs. Albert Yahn, deputy great
counselor. and Mrs. Rue Thomas,
deputy great guard Of the forest
and tepee.
Chiefs 10 be raised arc Mrs.
Marian Anderson. prophecies; Mrs.
Josephine MeMaster. Pocahontas;
Miss Margaret Ridge, Winona
David Blumquist. Powhatan Mrs.
Lena Moore and Mrs. Island
Geppi. scouts. Mrs. Rachel Buck
master and Mrs. Ida Campbell,
runners; Mrs. Ruby Wischemann,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-10
PuYallup TO Continue
Ezra Meeker Days
Mrs. c. D. Colburn of Alderton.
Valley Pioneer. Is Dead

PTYALLIP- The business Dis
triet Of TIRE city was declared
unanimous Wednesday morning
thar the DAYS Of Era Mseker cele-
hrstion should he continued this
year
rlans are IN the making which
~ include = patriotic pageant
written hv Miss sally sicads Of
Tacoma. 2 carnival ard various
other features including fire
driil school Tire latter VII he
held on the new fire tower which
Is 70 be erected by the local fire
department ~ the rear Of the fire
hall Immediately. Il Is expected
that approximately 100 fire fight
ers from surrounding communities
will take part.
A protest was made Wednesday
by the agricultural committee Of
the Chamber Of Commerce to the
Washington delegation in congress
against the ban on the purchase
Of raspberry jam for the army
urged BY the National Preservers
association.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-10
HERES MORE ABOUT
Tries 10 End Life

I'D Tuesday ~ Prosecutor Tacr
{ rsllefsen
Ne warrant fcr arrest hss h~er
served - yet upca RsFh<s BY The
<asrttfs afnss - ths hsspitsfs
arpssa. ~ - ras~isy nishs
vent anhe<desi Later nafe~s
aalstea sesn - his cwu scc~r.t
osss~rtss rsss~-e~
Nean~hsis pepusy Prosecution
wunsra :. oa-awls 49, aaesslen.
lnx witnesses ~ TIC yesrs ~ef-'
trafns tragedy. keerssliHk -
stnrss tefH ~ n n FTsnkltr
ifes - Ysslms |. G. Frsnklin
ara Lyman rraHkiin. h~sh ~
Spokane ne ear aFivrn ~ nsr-
- sna containing fnsw eems
p.nicas failed Il step ~ ne
Center q. afssrsal
rhs rrsnkilns whe were travel
ing south % Orchard ard stopped
fes ths astsrlsi ant Witnessed al
the accident fFom the north ssas
II Center 1t. estimated the sped
~ the narf,se machine 81 not lee-
than 20 nlis. an hour. according
IL Gceiwia.
The nari~s machine never
slAeken~d ia speed and struck the
cfaw automobile hfuadHids. turn
lnr Il over. then hurstilnE over
tho top ~ tho Crsw car ard cnn.
tinulnr loo feet further. uec-twin
sasd the frsnai,ns told him. All
five occupants ~ ths f.sress ma
chine we're inlaFea.
sls rea~ss
IL ne negligent heaiclds IN.
formation nsrhe~ ;. charged 80
three counts with operating .
vehicle while under the lnfusne~
n Intoxicating liquor and On en-.
other three count. with reckless
afisias
Alsa filed IN superior court
TUESDAY was . petition ~ Afnald
W smith and william o. Malay
ASKING that smith he sprpsn.sd
special administrator ~ Grass
estate and general administrator
~ = ea-psftnsrshlr which existed
between crsw. smith and Malay.
under the name ~ Appliances Parts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-10

PAY Ne Mens.--Sew or Ever
For This Truss

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-10
Main Street

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-10
z Band Concerts
All Pr. Defiance
so From Music A..
Comp Will Play

Through ne esorefasian -
Mayer Harry :. eslu arrange.
meats have hesn made fer tee
complimentary eonssrts - reint
nefisuc. PARK ~ ~ eenA - shs
SUMMER music camp hesnK Md Il
ne College - Puget seana under
me Sponsorship ~ ~. ccn-~Fvz.
tory ~ Music rhs conesft. wi
~ given - ~ rsviiicn rscnie
grounds ~ three eeinck sunday
afternoon July II snd -
TIE hard q composed ~ SIXTY
PLAYERS VIA have sos sup~rieF
rating IN tho high -cheal bands
- Washington ana oregon. TIE
camp u directed ~ AFsirew tsonsy.
jr- % lacrande. ore. assisted
BY Prank Anaas. Lincoln high
school. Ralph kechlcy. stadium.
Rostnsy Berg. SneAomssh, ard
Ranssard WISE. Port Angeles. Leo
Prank. head ~ the college phy.
steal education department. .
reereatienal director rne camp
opened June "a 10 continue fouf
weeks
The following program has been
prepared fer the concert nest
sunday
March HI hennF tssssssss F7iimcrs
Overture rhs Traveller NJ intel
The Mosquitoes Parade ...a...
s.s.t. .t.4.. go Nhiinsf xa4isf
Directed ~ "a MAID.
spanish March, Ampsfiio nnre
sststs ttsst.s tsslsgf
Directed BY NJ nsfs
tnIeFmissias
March. The Nanauishsn szarsssss
ssst.. ......... ksnnsth alfora
Concert Aarrhs ailltkifs "a nsra
ffom The Chocolate ae.aisf
Directed ~ ~ wlss
Selection ~ Nsieaies ~ Kassfd
sons ~ me nssau ..'.'. niaer,
Kniahts nriass March ftum Lem
Directed ny m i.en.s
Your Postmaster can tell YOU
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-10

You help yourself when you buy
L. s. Defense Bonds,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-10

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