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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02

III hAhsisNT - Nhfhtfs iot ct"at
Historical Road No. l are being
prepared at Olympia with pros
poets that they will be placed this
month along the road from Puyal-
lup to steilacoom. These will con-
sist OF large markers giving his
tory of the road tformerly SAITH
ST.. one In Puyallup and one In
steilacoom with small signs about
a mile apart the length Of the
highway.
r. s. McDermott of Puyallup
chairman of the Historic Road
committee. appeared before TIM
Puyallup school board at special
meeting recently. asking that II
set aside site on the Nipple
wood school grounds on which to
place the Puyaslup marker. Tho
board readily agreed and the pro
posal has been submitted TO ths
proper authorities at Olympia.
The road. first established IN
1852, was known az the Birds Nil
road and the Military road anc
connected Fort steilacoom with
Puyailup and other valley settle
ments. II was used during Indian
uprisings when pioneers fled from
their valley homes To the fort
Several years ago a committed
headed by McDermott began worl
on reestablishing the road as near
ly along the old route as wa
practicable and upon its compile
ton the 1e41 legislature desig
mated II az Washington State His
torical Road No. and made 1t
part Of the state highway system
Plan FAN Topic
First meeting OF the rail- an'
winter season of the Women
Society of Christian Service of tn
Methodist church will be held a
the church Thursday.
Proof Sheets of Power" ha
been chosen as general topic 70
the first quarter and Thursda,
Power of Women in the Loca
Church" will be discussed. Speak
erx will be Rev. Joseph Chester
Mrs. Clarence Strenge. Mrs. +.
Breakey and Mrs. Horace Willis
ton. The day will begin with
business session nj IL o'clock wit
Mrs. Marion catron presiding
Plans for the groups restaurar
al the fair will be completed.
pot luck lunch viii be served 8
1880 with Mrs. Fred Lacey |
charge Those not solicited fc
food are TO bring their own sane
witches Deyotions will be
charge of Mrs. r. X. Ward Mr.
Newell Hunt has prepared the prs
gram.
At a quiet ceremony Ssturds
morning At IL o'clock Miss Edyth
Hodge. daughter Of Mrs. c.
Bisbing Of Buckley. and J. \
Jones. jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Jones Of this city. were MAJ
ned in the Presbyterian churc
with Rev. George Harlow re2din
the vows. Attendants were Mi.
Lois Jones and Kenneth Winter
and glsdioli We're used for n
decorations.
Both young people are employee
in the Puyallup office Of the Pr
get Sound Power and Light G
and will establish their home her
Delegates In seattle
The LADIES' Aid OF Immanul
Lutheran church will meet Wee
nesdsy evening at 7se IN n
social rooms AZ the church vi,
Mrs. J. S. Brett and Mrs. Z
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
Farm Incomes
Show Increase
Foznilies Aided by
u. S. Form Program

washington's s.sca farm families
cooperating in the department Of
AGRICULTURE fsrm security pro-
Rram at the end OF 1eso. includ-
ing 800 families In rierr county,
Increased their total annual income
nv x72s.oz< through adequate
operating credit. improved farm
and home management, and home
produced food and feed. announces
Robt. W. Mckay. county FsA SUI
pervisor. s2s Fidelity bldg. Ia
coma.
Although all FSA borrowers
were unable 10 get adequate credit
anywhere else. and many were
threatened with losing their farms,
their progress toward permanent
support n seen In the fact that
average net incomes increased
from s73s to se4o during the past
year. A tribute to their honesty
and industry n seen In the repay
ment Of ss.157 .6o4 on aggregate
loans Of s7,ss2.4l2. most of them
running over q five-yesr repay
mcnt schedule"
Raising A. much as possible OF
their own food and feed for their
livestock made an important con-
tribution to increased cash income.
The average Farm Security family
IN Washington produced s742
worth Of goods for home consump-
tion. Food for home use included
a3e gallons Of milk. 3i2 pounds Of
meat: and 323 quarts Of fruits and
Vegetables. not including fresh
produce from the garden. and
made for better health. better diet
and . rising standard Of living.
Debts Adjusted
Debt adjustment and coopern-
tive services played an important
part In bringing the cost Of farm
operations within ability Of the
farm to repay. Friendly discus
sions between debtors and creditors
resulted in debt reductions total
ing S2,<76.176. or . scalc-down OF
ais per cent and a payment of
ISL. ls2 In back taxes. Capital In
vestments were greatly reduced
for 2.3e7 persons participating In
over lao community and coopera-
tive services ranging from joint
ownership and use Of machinery.
and pure bred sires. to coopers-
tive purchasing and health associa-
tons.
Forty-five tenant farm purchase
loans totaling S3b0.13s have been
made TO competent tenants In
Warrington TO enable them to
achieve farm ownership. An ad-
ditional 25 loans are being made
this year.
Migrants Helped
Migratory labor camps. includ-
Ing permanent units At Yakima,
Granger. and walla walla and mo-
bile units routed to Toppcnish.
Wenatchee and Auburn during
the year viii provide shelter. med
ical and eorial facilities for over
2.100 migrant agricultural work
ers In speciality crop areas of the
state.
A the health. welfsrr. and
morale of all people In rural areas
Ia vitality important to national de-
Tense, progress Of families In
lower income groups represents
the contribution of Farm Security
to the nations defense efforts,
said Robt. W. Mckay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02

The LADIES' Aid of Emmanuel
Lutheran church will meet Wed
nesdsy evening at 7se IN the
social rooms AZ the church with
Mrs. J. s. Brett and Mrs. Ed
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

auobog in April-which mentions front page
title: And This is Only the Beginning The big shot
allegedly slugged his wife outside MIC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

she never lived in any cellar,
neither. And she never will.
GCOME fellows, their wives go
~ to work, but not for me; 1
wouldn't feel like a man, II you
know what I mean, with her
working. If you marry a girl, 1
say, and she has a kid or two
and keeps the house and all
nice, the way she does-why
that's wonderful, and getting the
dough is his job. i always get a
job. I was out of job on ac-
count OF the man I worked for
for eight years didn't have so
much money, and the first thing
they cut is luxury like a
chauffeur; that's a luxury, be-
cause they can drive themselves
il they have to.
"This here job is temporary,
hut now 1 got a new one, start
ing i'm n week, and it's funny,
but i always get a job; don't
know why, but / guess it's her
and Peggy, on account of they're
so cute. and-well, l say to my
self, She's never going to put
her hands in cold water as long
as i can dig a ditch. l wish 1t
was $40. Sometimes it's $50 and
sometimes $40. and once I got
$50. hut you can't count on $50,
and she says S35 Is swell.
UNTOW. take how some danes
1 act. Only last week I get
a call from the garage. and they
say will I drive a party to Con-
necticut. Should be chOosy
about buck an hour when I'm
between jobs like? So says
sure. II was a swell car. Sixteen
cylinder. and she was a swell
him, tOo-but all the way out,
she was mad. I couldn't help
hearing: not that I'd listen In to
party, but she was so mad.
and II wasn't no limousine, Just
a sedan. And she saws she can't
live on less'n a hundred thou
sand. She says she never did.
and she isn't going 10 begin at
her age, and he saws, Listen.
Honey. I can't help 1t. and I tell
YOU we gotta cut down. and
finally she shuts up In a freeze
that ! could feel on my neck like
north wind. Gee, was I sorry
for that guy.
and I figure I'm not so much
for making money, hut II you
don't have luck one way you
have II another. and II anybody
was To come up TO me and say,
YOU give her up and I give you
a million, what do you think I'd
answer? Why. I'd just laugh.
Say, would I laugh. For n mil
lion? Huh! Say, she's DOLL
Copyright. 1871. New York Tribune. In
February 10. All Rights Reserved)
Herald Tribune eypdios"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
DOROTHY r
THOMPSON
Finds Out:
What SIS a Week Buys
in an Idyiiic Home

(The opinions expressed BY
Miss Thompson are not neees-
sariIv those Of The Detroit
Times.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
| WOsOnes

ALAN GORDON and Mary Beth
"A Hughes Hollywoodaily double
Dick Foran-Jane Larkin Jimmy Van
Heusen and Gloria Mccall The Fred
Allen radio testimonial to Americas most
lovable Lndy-the restaurateur OF Bway
Betty Hutton and her new stage door
Johnny =. The Monte Carlo scoop:
Gypsy Rose Lee and her troupe of pip
teaSers. Follows the Ethel Waters date
Two of the better known rhumba
salons being only a step ahead of the
foreclosure man . Konrad Borrowers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Walter WincheIl
On BE'ONdIUNy

Trade MAXI
NEW WORKERS ARE TALKING ABOUT The Tommy Dorseys.
y residence.
investigation going Congressman Ham Fshs district
Valtn recent bride Abbey 49, 16 whs-
pered Ills book out of the Night more exciting than any
big Caribbean project which Sum-
ner WeIes of the Dept nothing about The
blessedadvenlure for the Toppngs (Sonja Henie)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
The Powells BEING Ride

VNE WILLIAM POWELLS DIANA Lewis being ride The
Il recognition Broad
sbow-angel: Nelson Seaba of Brazil His first show
so Gs ToScanini dining Tofenettis where
Marge about the One line being
a to the plate Ashton Stevens the
critic ailng Fla Irene Day Cof the Krupa band) quitting
Cornelius of Glen Grays in Hwood Maria
Montezs jevelry The poetic justice Duces
dcament put world kneeswhich where
is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
DON'T GIVE Badness 4
HEAD START

Y gu o We il to
yourself and your
personal appearance
TO save the hair you
have. + in d out
today if your case
is acceptable before
tits TOO LATE to
help you. For once
bald always bald.
. Badness comes
so quic ly and
painlessly that you
should not fail TO
r c o gnize its
! o rer In n er s.
Dandruff, lite h y
S ealp, Oily or
Thinning Hair are
all nature S warnings
that you need to
Consult Sidney B.
Paine. Detroit and
Michigan's leading
Scalp Specialist. for
his opinion of your
5 c alp condition.
Consultation is free
without obligation.
The SHIFFE
Treatment NStops
Abnormal Hair Fall.
itchy Scalp and
overcomes Dry or
Oily Oar druil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
As Paul Robson Sees II

NBCS FLOOD OF MAIL Jan Struhes boner about Negro
~ the Info Please Paul Robeons remark
when he asked for donation TO home for
children all Ill double
the Theater Guild for Liberty
they gonna for this time? Bill
author of Five Alarm Waltz The
the author hasn't appeared at rehearsas
ask for the author told You get your pay
what else do you WANT"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Georqe White Romance Cold

Jimmy HINES losing his the chow hall at Sing Sing
and seeking fellow student The George White Monte
being Elliott Arnold and Gudran Hansen
pastry The reconciliation of Ethel
Norman and husband bracelet he her
prove The promising called Hollywood Who's
Cecil DeMile's crack after his Northwest Mounted
reviewers cleaned eftHne"Evey time
picture opinion of the public down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19


0CAY." he said "have l got
- family. Little girl. 10
Years old. she is. and cute,
bright. Say, she gets all A. on
her report cards. Doesn't take
after me. Takes after my wife.
NV wife. il she smarts Say. she :
a doll,
Il don't live so far from where
yen do. Nice neighbOrhood, nice
little fist-not that you'd like IL,
it's walk-up. of course. but can
a working man expect an eleVa-
tars It's the neighborhood I'm
for. Pay $40 a month. and l
know it's too much-if YOU get
SIS a week. that's what make,
fortv's too much for rent-but
what say is, it's your home
that counts. and I'd rather spend
more on rent Than what YOU
throw around for other things
not that YOU throw much
around for SS5 week. hut YOU
know what / mean.
UCOME Of these kids that goes
~ TO the school have COVER
nesses. and You'd laugh when
she was little-t0O little 10 know
better. II you know what I mean,
she SAYS 10 me. Dad. why don't
I have n goverDesse but now
she knows how things are. me a
workingman. and she's sweet.
and happy. on account Of all the
girls like her anyway. The gov
ernesses say. Il wish my little
girl had manners like Peggy
She never hogs the Ice cream or
ANYTHING like that.
sometimes / think. / wonder
who she'll marry. and IL he isn't
nice IL her and understands her,
the way she is, ! mean, so sensi-
tive and loving and sweet and
all. why I'll shoot him; i give you
my word. I'd shoot him, because
she's not the kind of girl any
one could treat rough. She :
never been accustomed.
Take her mother. She weighs
los pounds, littie-say nobody'd
get the idea she has a I0-year-
old kid. Gee, have to laugh
when I see her. Got some OF
those shoes. the toes stick out of,
and size three and n half--say,
could put 'em In my pocket.
Honest. the kid can pull her
around and muss her up. I don't
know how she does it-wears a
suit three years, and looks like
she bought IL yesterday.
SI NEVER could stand dirt.
j. that's the way l am, hut
the apartment-it looks like
something out of that Sloane
window - that's the store on
Fifth avenue. II you happen to
know it-the furniture all ar
ranged Just so, like no one lived
in the apartment at all until l
come home. and the ash tray
just there by the chair.
walks u blocks, up where
fhe stores are cheaper, and car
ries all the parcels home. Sets a
table. Say. my boss don't eat
better than l eat. A steak like
the Waldorf--and celery and all.
i say, why don't you get the
store boy to carry them par
eels?' and she says, That costs
10 cents, and 1 say, What's 10
cents and she says, Ten cents
Is the celery
That's the way she Is. Two
desserts-take you like peaches
or pears and cake, tOo--that's
two desserts, isn't il? And on
S35 a week; say, l don't know
how she does IL.
-
GL'NERY week she goes to a
II beauty parlOr; she knows
Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19
Krivitsky Was a Happy Man

HOW ONLY TWO MONTHS AGO Gen Kr1sky e-enterng the
IL after wait for permisson) Justify
with his they the border And how chum
say why happy months ago should kill himself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

dollar-wash, wave and mani
cure - say, she's a doll! She
could walk right up and sit down
in your living room, and she
looks as good as anybody
better, / mean-because she's
that way, cute and nice. You'd
think she was dressed right off
Fifth avenue, and how she does
IL / never know. but she's smart.
And when she manages TO do all
the homework, cooking and
cleaning and making the kids
clothes and all, don't know.
You'd think she never moved a
finger.
EuER folks was rich. Why,
H they've got house in
Queens assessed at $4,000, and
they didn't like il a bit. her
marrying me, a chauffeur. but i
never took nothing off them, not
cent. and she says she'd live
with me in n cellar. You'd laugh,
but that's the way she is, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

I HAD borrowed a friend : car
i and the chauffeur was only
working for him temporarily while
the regular chauffeur was on hol-
dav. We talked while he was
driving and ! asked HIM if he had
q family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-19

nouncers Miami dice losses totaling S25.-
600 The George Raft-Betty Cradle
hoop-dee-do The Prince Obolensky-
Natalie Clark matter which has reached
the stage where she now calls him
Sergio Pergie Knudsen and Hill
man who want the President to draft b.
Baruch into govt service The way
VIM Du Pont is rushing Terry Richard
son out in Reno. She's British refugee
who came here via Cairo, Singapore and
Kobe. Tall. blonde, etc,---Add pet
names for the Raj Our A. F.
Evening star., 1941-07-22
BIackout in Moscow
Forces American 10
Wish for Blind Guide
Walks in Cement,
FuIIs in MunhoIe
During Durkness
By ERSKINE CALDWELL.

MOSCOW, July 22.-I don't know
which Is more hazardous uS-driving
through MoscoW's streets at night
during curfeW or walking like q
blind man without cane. After
last nights experience, all l can
say is that I strongly recommend
that any one who comes to Moscow
and intends to have business on
the streets after midnight bring
along Seeing Eye dog.
At 2 am. I was cropping along
Gorky street, the Fifth avenue of
Moscow, with both hands out
stretched as though playing blind
mans bluff. The peculiar thing
about pitch-black darkness is that
in me, at least, 1t upsets my in
ternal compass. I had already
walked headon into some militia
men, suddenly finding myself, in
each instance, with my arms around
them as though frisking them.
l managed to talk myself out of
those situations and prove that
was not a diversionist. But as
CROPPED through the inky blackness
OF Gorky street, all at once a lamp
post came at me from my left out
of nowhere.
Feeling His Way Along.
l thought l had been walking
straight ahead but must have been
so befuddled that I was sidestepping
Anyway this lamppost slammed
into me from my left without warn
ing. I picked myself up and de-
clded to find "a side street where
there were no white-way poles.
felt a corner and turned into a
side street. I felt my way along the
side of building for several yards,
stepping over sandbags, night
watchers feet and some kind of
construction work. Just as I stepped
out of some wet cement somebody
flashed a light in my face. I
reached for my propusk (pass)
showed 1t. and the light went out.
1t was blacker than ever. 1t was
unbelievably black. I stumbled
along for several steps, gradually
becoming aware that my feet were
dragging. I lifted them higher each
time I took step, but that didn't
help any. reached down and felt
one foot. then the other. I had
waded ankle deep through some un-
set cement.
At the next corner I was whisked
into doorway, where my propusk
was given a careful scrutiny by a
nilitiaman. Almost as quickly as !
had been challenged I was thrust
out into the blacker- -than-ever
night.
The Pass Again.
turned another corner and went
several yards without a mishap
Then, like a person misjudging a
stair tread in the dark, I stepped
downward. The pavement rose UP
to my neck, and my feet sank into
soft mud. Almost as suddenly as
that had happened two pairs oj
hands grabbed me.
"Tovarich!" they shouted, what
are you doing here?"
"Where?" I shouted.
My nose touched a cold piece OF
iron. 1t was the rim of a manhole
The two workmen had removed the
manhole cover and had gone tt
work repairing something five feet
below the surface of the street.
produced my propusk while match
was struck and the fare cupped over
the paper.
Only a diversionist would try tc
interfere with our work, Tovarich,
one of them said coldly.
II am no diversionist," I insisted
L am lost"
Just the same We have to in
vestigate you, Tovarich," they said
Come along with us"
We climbed out of the manhole
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Dies Fears Popular Front /;
Would Quiz Hundreds

BY the Associated Press.
Representative Dies. Democrat. of
Texas, asserting that the United
States is threatened with popular
'front.'" similar to what he said
caused the downfall of France, de-
clared yesterday he would ask the
Special Committee Investigating Un-
AmericaniSln to subpoena hundreds
of C. 1. o. and Government officials
for questioning.
At a press conference immedi-
ately after his return from Texas,
where he Campaigned unsuccess-
fully for election to the Senate, Mr..
Dies said he thought the activities
of subversive groups in this country
ought to come to a showdown"
Evening star., 1941-07-22

and I was led firmly by the arms
to the corner where the same militia
man who had last inspected my pa
pers took me in charge. We walked
several yards to doorway where a
light was flashed in my face
Go on your way, AmerikanSky,"
he said. you seem to be having
a lot of trouble tonight"
Watchers Cause Alarm.
The militiaman saluted sharply
and heard his heels click.
Everything was darkness again.
A block farther along a house was
being watched. Night watchers,
guards and militiamen had collected
in the street in front of the house
While two men were already on their
way to the fourth floor where a
suspicious looking light was visible
every few minutes.
1t wasn't the kind of light given
by an electric torch. 1t flared up
and died down slowly each time. 1t
had occurred eight or ten times at
intervals of two or three minutes.
In few moments two guards
came running down to the street
breathleSs. In the meantime the
light didn't appear again.
What did you find up there?"
everybody asked. rs that asdiver-
sionist making signals?"
The guards doubled up with
laughter.
There's an old woman up there
sitting up in. bed who says some
thing has been biting her" one said,
"and she was striking matches try
ing to find out what it was. When
We went in to investigate why she
was making signals she said if strik-
ing matches makes people think I
am a diversionist l will let the things
bite me all they want
Copyrisht, 1871, by the Newspaper PM
Inc, in the q S. A Canada and all the
countries in the International Copyright
Union. Reproduction in whole or in part
is strictly prohIbIted
Evening star., 1941-07-22

He said if he had his way the
committee would subpoena 900 or
TOO c. I. o. leaders and possibly 1000
Government officials.
Some of the A. F. L. leaders need
a little airing, too" Mr.. Dies said.
He added that he wanted to ques-
ton C. I. o. leaders particularly
about their shift in policy" follow
ing the start of the Russo-German
war.
Evening star., 1941-07-22

grocer darted after the rat. As the
rat headed for the back door, he
passed the meat counter. and the
butcher joined in the chase, cleaver
in hand
At the front o. the store a group
of customers saw the grocer race out
the back door, followed by the
butcher with his cleaver. Drawing
hasty conclusions, several of them
overlook the pair, thrust them away
from each other and disarmed the
butcher.
, The rat escaped.
Evening star., 1941-07-22
New York Signs 62,65l
As Air-Ruid Wurdens
Rv tie Associated Press.

b. TIE Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 22-New York
has surpassed by wide margin its
original goal in the registration Of
AFRAID wardens and has set up a
new one.
The goal established at the be-
ginning of the drive was 62,0l1, but
through yesterday 1851 persons
had registered.
Police Commissioner Lewis j.
Valentine set 100000 as the new
goal.
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Confusion Was General
And Villain Escaped
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MARKS, MlsS-If a certain
Marks grocer and his butcher ever
lay hands on a certain rat
The rat darted out from behind
barrel in the grocery during the
peak of forenoon business, and the
Evening star., 1941-07-22
DOOM TO
REACHES

Petermsn's Roach Food is absolutely
tafs 10 use but is quick death to
reaches. Results guaranteed on con-
tact. Economical. Over 100000
cans of Peterman's sold last year.
At your druggists, 25t. Kills eggs,
too. Effective "a hours a day No odor.