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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

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MISS Hazelton Names Date
AT Party for Miss Simpson
o'fe's Selects Nov. II for Marriage 10 Mr. cb.nbs,,
A'fsir Saturday Honors Bride-eIee,

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parents Mr. and Mrs Fred [. Hazelton Wv "o'e u ner
h. Ing me evening, the hostess announced the dat. -
W a5 marriage TO Mr. Bernard Chambers The date
was disclosed when the guest of honor onsnsd
debated gift which contained card hearing he 0p ps1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

Mae Camp X. y. A. members
who meet regularly Tuesday eve
ming in the Royal Neighbors Nc
Kinley ave. hall. viii join Glen
dale Camp that evening In Warren
hall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

Group % Motor 70 Sesssls
Tuesssy Tor Joint Session
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
TACKLE sfRIoUs
LABOR DISPLACEMENT

Administration experts finally
have tackled the problem OF the
displacement and replacement Of
workers in factories which are
being stranded by priorities and
by their inability TO obtain ns-
tion defense contracts. Here is
the method TO be pursued:
Or. ]. Douglas Brown Of
Princeton has been assigned by
Social Security Administrator
McNutt 10 Sidney Hillmsns
labor office in s. p. A. B. Prac-
teal economists have been sent
into five typical cities where un-
employment threatens because
OF the adverse operation OF pri-
critics. This group viii sscer-
tain what factories have been
or will be affected. how many
OF them can switch over TO de-
Tense production. the number Of
employees who will be involved
permanently or temporarily. The
Washington researchers will CO.
operate with Mr.. MeNutt's local
labor placement men. who know
conditions in the various re-
gions. The five cities chosen for
immediate case study. and the
products in which they SPECIAL
IKE normally are: Assdsville. Pa.
tslide fSs:ensrs) Evansville. Ind.
lsutos and washing mschinesl:
Mansfield. Ohio household ap-
plisnoss); Quincy. H. stoves;
Newton, lows washing ma
ehins,1. Ire inquiry will bs ex-
tended n other places as erner-
gencaes demand.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
YOUNG Blood for the Army

Two steps being taken which should help
greatly in building for the United States the kind Of
army which il has been shown is to its safety
First, arbitrary age limits have been set for active
service with troops. There will be more second lieu
tenants 80, first eutenants S. captains
~, colonies over 3d. not even any major generals OF
division over g. Officers those serving
with troops will be gradually transferred to inside
desk jobs. II will be nothing their dscredit. Many
Of them have served faithfully and we'll but the lesson
Of World Wars and ii have convinced the war depart
ent that only young and vigorous officers endure
the rigorous demands Of field service.
Second the current maneuvers going TO result in
. vigorous "pucking" Orders have gone out to all
anders to report the names of all officers not satsfac
torly performing their duties They will be reclassfed
mitted TO resign Here again. there not necessarily
discred to officers reclassfed But military leadership
IA special quality, and may have loyalty willingness
and other good traits yet be cut out for active
leadership Of military unit.
The maneuvers now going are strenuous and exact
taxed the endurance Of soldiers and officers to the limit
They have Appropriated conditions closely than
my similar maneuvers held in the United States.
Maneuvers under such conditions give better chance
b test officer leadership than anything else short of actual
Deficiencies apt to be starky revealed That is
what are for. In World War there time
for little of this and result many officers who
went to France underraned and otherwise untitled
for command. II is encouraging to the depart
ment determined to prevent so far as possible anything
like this happening again.
This sort of a wedding out always dis
appointment and hardship but it must be done 1t should
be remembered that those thus separated from active field
command may be just loyal just devoted, just as
faithful as those who remain.
In a field, however. in which mems lives are at stake,
nothing less than this be done. We hope 1t 10 done
effectively and promptly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
StOrieSin
Parachute Troops Tried
To Capture Greek Kino

EXlkED throughout the wori
today are FIVE European mon
srchs whose countries fell Victlr
10 Nszi aggression.
After the German armies over
ran Greece in April, 1871, KIM
George II Of Greece and bis gov
eminent moved 20 Crete. Whel
Nszi parachutists dropped on tai
island a month later, they mad
a concerted attempt 70 captur
the king.
Some Of the parachutists land
ed no more than 600 yards fro,
King George. Only by means {
a desperate escape through Ii
hills did he manage 10 get 10 III
Seacoast and board a British dc
snoyer to Cairo, Egypt.
King George was born July
1880. az the royal villa of Tate
He studied in England, receive
has training with the Prussia
Guards, took part in the tu
Balkan Wars In 1912 and 1914.
He became king in 1922. ys
exiled in the revolution OF ie5
which set up a Greek republf
although he never formally reli-
pushed his throne. He was r.
stored 10 the throne Nov. 3, 1873
after the Greek people vote
Overwhelmingly for his recall i
plebiscits.
The Greek government honors
King George II philstA.icaily
hA ~ Esua shsys
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Their fresh concern is occa-
stoned by advance word that the
new general counsel in charge
OF priority problems will be Mil
ton J. katz. a brilliant lawyer
but regarded by them as slight
ly leftish in his philosophy. He
supplants G. 8. Smith. who WAS
picked for the job by Edward r.
Stettinius, Jr. Ii is necessary
only to list KATE government
sponsors to understand indus
trys excitement. He served for
a time as secretary to former
Supreme Court Justice Brandeis.
He was brought into the S. f. c.
by Justice Douglas when the lat
ter was chairman, and immed-
lately he became an ally OF Leon
Henderson.
Thurman Arnold grabbed him
off for the d. of J.. where he
represented the antitrust divi-
sion on the senate snti-monopoly
committee. His prospective at
taehment to s. P. A. r. results
from his friendship with Price
Administrator Henderson. who
sold him to Executive Director
Nelson.
The industrislists' fit OF nerves
may prove unwarranted. But
the mere existence OF such fears
tends to weaken their confidence
in Washington's determination
TO forget political and economic
reform in re-srming the nation
for whatever crisis lies ahead.
They realize that the ideas I'M
DERIVING the handling Of priori-
ties now will determine the So
cisl and economic shape of the
postwar structure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
PULSE OF
THE PU BLIC
NOISE DANGEROUS


Editor The Times: In great
cities in countries as far apart
as Great Britain, Italy. Ger
many, and Australia, scientists
after due observation reached
the conclusion that excessive
noise is detrimental both men,
tally and physically. They even
60 SO far as to attribute to ex-
cessive noise the reason that this
country leads the world in crime.
Thousands of tourists leave
Tacoma disguised with the un-
natural noise which breaks their
rest at all hours of the day and
night.
One lady once offered a prize
TO any person who could COM
pose a poem on the n. p. cross
ing at 18th street. without wax
ing profane. 1t is without any
desire of resorting To cAptious
criticism that this writer draws
attention to the fact that ii ia
only after some horrible tragedy
that the great mass OF our peo-
pie will arouse themselves TO i'm
prove conditions.
There have been a number OF
near tragedies connected with
this crossing. One was during
the dredging Of the city water
way when an engine toppled a
trainload OF logs from the then
viaduct that crossed South 18th
street.
People still speak Of the hor-
ror OF July 4. 1900, when nigh
half a hundred lives were snuff
ed out through the carelessness
OF q Tacoma street railroad.
Other countries have abolish
ed slavery without the shedding
OF human blood. Here We had
a terrible war TO free the bonds
man. Other lands prepare for
poverty and depression by old
age pensions and industrial IN
surancs. Here we had to have
the greatest depression in his
tory 10 get what was long &C.
eomplished facts both in Europe
and the flourishing democracies
beneath the Southern Cross.
Tacoma must grow SOUTH
ward. But for the corporate
greed and other short comings
this city should he now the
greatest city on Puget Sound
and in time become, with its
matchless hsrbor, its climate,
wealth Of timber and minerals.
its nearness 10 the teeming nil
lions Of the Orient. II should be-
come what Eew York and Lon
don are today and what Rome,
Athens. Ninevah and Babylon
We're in the past. the worlds
metropolis The great city Of
the higher civilization Of the fu-
ture. Il only needs courage and
common sense.
J. A. SPROULE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
HOROSCOPE
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER liz

Benefic aspects strongly DOM
mate today. Mars is in threat
ening sway but the sun. neptune
and saturn are well placed.
Heart and Home: This is a
favorable time for seeking the
favor or the assistance Of per-
sons who WELD power Of any
sort. Girls should be fortunate
who apply for positions. espe-
cially II they desire TO enter any
service connected with defense.
Clear judgment should guide wo-
men in making decisions under
this configurstion which n espe-
~ally promising for all who en-
gage in industry. Older women
are under stimulating and help
ful planetary direction. They
will render important aid in a
period of national emergency.
Business Affairs: Commerce
comes under a sway that is most
helpful TO the UNiited States
which will pour out its wealth
OF raw materials, manufactured
products and food supplies in
quantities not hitherto handled
in ocean transports. Trade will
gain momentum this month.
Again the Christmas shopping
period Ii TO be profitable in a
high degree. Domestic manu-
features will take the place of
many European imports, some
Of which are perfectly repro
duoed
International Affairs. II is Of
ten pointed out that the ma
tionsl emergency proclamation
OF last May announced indirect
" that President Roosevelt is
the most important man in the
world today. This means that
he is merely the symbol OF the
greatest OF nations, the leader
OF the democrscies. Despite sn
isolstionist efforts nstionsl
unity will be achieved and the
administration will be whole
heartedly supported. In April
or before. definite fighting will
engage our splendid forces.
Persons whose birthdste IL is
have the sugury OF a yesr OF
promotion or advancement.
There msy be sn urge toward
extremes In conduct. Money
spending should be watched.
Children born on this dsy
probably will be lucky all
through life. Bright minds and
magnetic personalities will at
tract good fortune.
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QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven Of these
test questions Tun TO Wo-
mems page for the answers.
l. What was the maiden name
Of Mrs. Abraham Lincoln?
2. The name OF the branch Of
zoology that treats of reptiles is
h-p- tology?
8 Which American poet is
Familiarity known as The Quak-
er Poet?
! What is an isosceles tri-
angle?
S. Automobile tires lose air
faster in summer than in win
ter; true or false
s. In politics. "a the left or
the night considered more radi-
cali
7. In which two states were
the first SIX Presidents Of the
United States horn?
s. Which race horse won the
le+l American Derby?
? Which months have only
10 days.
10. VINO wrote Uncle Toms
CABIN"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
MR.. FIXIT
He Fixes Things

To receive attention m tn. eol-
umn aettss must ave name snd
ADDRESS % writer Only Initials
VII ss published when requested.
Mr.. F1xii: Would you please
print where I should write fer
my birth certificate I Was
bern In Orillla. Ontario.
MRS. W. W..
Write TO the Registrar OF
Births. Deaths and Marriages.
Provincial Parliament Buildings,
Toronto. ont.
Mr.. Fisit: Can a person sell
different items such "a clothes,
cards or fancy work without n
license in this ststes n not.
how much doe- enc cost: These
thinrs are from different COM
panles and are to be sold from
house 10 house.
MRS. w. n. y.
There Int any state restrie-
ton against the peddling Of such
articles from house to house.
Nearly all cities require licens-
ing OF peddlers. Tacoma charges
SIS per month or $50 a year
for the privilege.
Mr.. Fi.ii: reaS In last
nights Times that w. r. r.
wants a spanish book. 4 have
one the party may have by cali
Ing for H. MRS. y. &.
II W. r. p. will send Mr.. Fixit
his address again. he can have
names and addresses Of a cou-
pie OF readers offering books.
Mr.. f1sit. Nearly two weeks
age q boy picked mp our shaggy
yellow male dog and he hasn't
brought the dog hack, although
he knows we've been looking for
him. do you think IL would be
all right 20 send the sheriff 10
his home. LII
We shouldn't get as drastic AZ
that. II you know who has the
dog, 1t In quite within your
power to call on him and ask
for it. Threats aren't ever very
effective. sheriffs don't 60 out,
anyway. without more authority
than a statement that a dog has
been stolen.
Mr.. Fixit: Would like TO know
II any of your readers has a
copy Of "Mein ksmpf': Would
gladly pay for the privilege Of
reading II. My phone number Ia
Main 074I. MRS. J. y. A.
You don't have to pay for that
privilege. The Tacoma public
library has two copies. One you
can read at the library. The
other Is in some demand but
you can reserve it and wait your
turn.
- 49,
Mr.. F1xit. Where can 1 find
n place in Tacoma that will clean
wool bats for quilts:
READER.
Most laundries should be able
70 do that for you. The Ham
mond Electric laundry handles
such work for some commercial
wool bait users.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Cafelite- Wolf Soup

The old story of the fellow who got tired Of seeing the
wolf at his door, went out whacked him. and made wolf
soup out of him. is that has everrecurrng moral
Brazil is the latest country to turn disadvantage
into advantage For years it has been plagued by
coffee surplus the smoke Of burning coffee has drifted
the state of Sac Psulo each coffee burned
to be rid Of SURPRISES.
Now a young North American has devised a process
Of making new plasc-appropriatey named csfelite-
of coffee beans Brazil going into the production of
cafee from its surplus coffee thus time reducing
It's surplus and marketing Of the worlds cheapest
plastcs.
Cafete will undoubtedly compete with North Amer
lean plastcs of various kinds IL up its advance
notices. is example of the changes that must
b expected in the postwar world.
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ehservatfnn that the service at
the park restaurant has not
been such as to create a yearn-
ing to eat st the park.
The attractive building erected
a. a station and lounge in the
street car days and the pride and
joy Of George Lewis Cover. isn't
what IL used 10 he. Some Of the
public conveniences would he
considered fair for a roadside
service station IL one were mot
too particular but don't contrib
ute much to the impression that
Tacoma is an up and coming
city-at least that il what some
visitors have told this writer.
Looking back oUer the
years there rises the
thought that Tacoma hasn't
kept its front doors pol
ishod qnd the entrances en-
ticing. The fact must be
admitted that something Is
WfoHg. Whdterer the reason
may be.
Next Friday the annual meet
ing of the Washington State
Good Roads association opens
in Wenatehee. The Seattle
Chamber Of Commerce is send
ing a delegation of forty-three
to obtain endorsement of a four
lane highway from Tumwater 10
Vancouver, Wash, an additional
lane over Snoqualmie pass for
slow traffic, and early compile
ton of Stevens Pass highway.
All of these projects come with
in the scope of things that ought
to be done.
A fourth project, just as I'M
portant-the Naches pass high
ways not on the Seattle pro-
gram and will not be on the
association program unless Ia
coma helps the Naches Pass
Highway association put it there.
Naches pass highway, follow
ing the trail which brought the
first immigrants across the Cas-
cades to Puget Sound, will we'll
serve the entire state but will be
of particular advantage to Ia
coma. What happens to the res
olution may depend on how we'll
the Naches Pass Highway ASSOC
citation is prepared TO back up a
proposal to make historic trail
into a cross state highway that
will bring Puget Sound and the
Inland Empire forty-eight miles
closer than the present all-yesr
Snoqualmie pass road. -
HO1C shall I n habit bredk7
As gou did that habit make.
As pom gathered, you must
lose:
As you yielded, now refuse.
Thread by thrfdd the
strands 1re t1CiSt
Till they bind as neck and
Urtst;
Thread by thread the pa
tient hand
Must untWine ere free ne
stand.
As nee builded, stone by
stone,
We must toll, unhelped,
alone,
Till the 1OdN is OrerthroWn.
Anonymous.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Go CAPITAI.I/ES
ON CApITIIATION

The CLIO has lost no time in
cspitalizing on the smashing vic
tory it scored by forcing the
navy TO take over the Federal
Shipbuilding and Dry Dock COM
pany at Kearny. n. J. That is
the inner meaning OF Organizer
Richard Frankensteen's threat
to pull a strike at the Ryan and
Vultee airplane companies on
the West Coast.
Mr.. Frankensteen demands
adoption of the union main
tenance clause" by these plants.
together with an increase of
wages clear across the board"
The union maintenance clause
is considered by industry 10 be
virtually tsntamount to clos
ed shop. II was devised by the
National Mediation Board TO
give unions an approximation TO
that goal OF theirs, without say
ing so openly. A quarrel over
this issue led 10 the govern
ment's enforced operation Of the
Kearny concern. Counting on
the board 10 back his new de-
mands. Mr.. Frankensteen has
agreed not to call a strike if
federal mediators will intervene.
Sidney Hillmsn Immediately
granted this concession. II the
board behaves as it has pre-
viously. the aircraft companies
must accept the union msinte-
nance clause or be taken over.
The administrations cham
pionship Of the Go in these
ma jor organization battles has
caused puzzlement in view Of
the enmity between F. d. r.
snd John L. Lewis. Inside an
swer is that the President wants
TO build up Phil Murray. CIo
president against Lewis attempt
TO stage comeback at next
months national convention. II
Phil wsuts 10 fight John L. or
demonstrate that his friendship
with the White House Is respon-
sible for these ouasi-closed shop
gains. the ouShy-hsired miner
might not be able to Dust his
old pal.
Hollywood $ hiring Of Wendell
Willkie begins 10 look like
smart trick. even though the
COP presidential candidate has
flouted and sntsgonized his in
fluentisl senate inquisitors by
his tactics.
Senate rules. ss Mr.. Willkie
know from past personal sxpe-
risocs. and his clients must
hsv. sscsrtsined. hsr private
counsel from active psrtlelpA-
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ton IN these hearings. All he
can do TO earn his pay is win
favorable publicity for himself
and his clients
Lawyer Nillkis has spilled so
many statements that the in
auiry has been dubbed the bat
tie Of the headlines But few
lawyers except this expert
catch as catch can orstorieal
wrestler could have given the
MOVIES even a $3.50 break on
the front pages. The investiFa-
ton probably will prove nothing
except that Wendell still is a
political glsmOr BOY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
An Inside Picture OF Finon-
III ciol and Political America
DISABLED WEDDING
Ry RAY TUCKER

WASHINGTON - lndustrialists who originally &C
claimed the defense reorganization have relapsed again
into pessimsm. These include some members of SPAB
ITSELF They reconcied to having New Dealers DOM
mate the 194l-model preparedness agency But their
acQuiescence is being tested by the latest blow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

Remedial methods viii vary
according to conditions. Dis
placed workers will be given re-
training in n. Y. A. centers. on
the job, at vocational schools. in
Y. NJ. c. AS. etc. Every facil-
ity for rehsbilitsting men and
women will be utilized. Defense
Contract Distributor Floyd Cd
lum will try to dig up re-arma-
ment contracts for closed-down
factories. The human and indus
trial problem admittedly can
not be solved overnight. but at
last a start is being made
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

Defense. even If successful, is not the thing
security which have had in the past and which
freedom from fear Of attack-Dr Eugene Stanley. pro-
fessor of international Economic Relations Fletcher School
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
roDAY's COMMON ERROR

A pronoun completing the in
finitive Ia be used with q sub
iect. should b~ IN the objective
case. as They believed the
burglar 10 b him.
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door Sports Glee Club. most Of
whom are confined TO wheel
chairs.
WHITE SPANISH VILLAGE
Ole Hanson, a Swede, who
founded the town Of San Gle
mente, was determined that 1t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

good tree brngeth not forth corrupt fruit; neither
Goth corrupt tree bring forth good fruit-Luke 643.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

Most laundries should be able
70 do that for you. The Ham
mond Electric laundry handles
such work for some commercial
wool bait users
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

To receive attention m fhfs eol-
umn isttsrs must ElFe name md
address % writer Only Initials
vii ss published when requested.