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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

while passengers and :lrst class ms.
will be carried overseas III plane.
Travel .oy pleasure viii increa>
and Americans generally VIII b
spending short vacations in SOut.
America. China Australia and Eu.
rope.
The number OF private plane.
is bound 10 increase and the us,
of the hehcoptey and certain safety
devices Will make planes as common
as the automobile.
The watchwcrd OF the aviation
industry at the close of the wal
will be expansion.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

ine Clarksonla0>. ;hc Aerial Brooks
and many others
In the process Of nodernI5atlon
the Russcl. Bros. management ha.
faithfully retained all Of circuSdom Is
cherished and Tune -honOred tradl-
uons. endoWine them with new ideas
OF presentation and lighting, a Splr-
Ited faSt-movng tempo and a MOD
sgn muSlca, Settins under the llvel,
baton of Eddie Woeckene:. mos
cclorful Of all circus bandmaSterS.
The wild animal displays hav
been material" onlarGed and aug
mented. Doors open at and : pm
10 allow ample time to tour the men
agerie before the big show starts
at and s.
Heading the Wild west department
is Frank Dean popular rodeo sta!
and his oWn gyea; company OF WeS:
crn champions
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Sergeant Crashes
Dance; Can't Step

CAMP ROBERTS. Cal. Nov p.
UP)-Sergt. Liberty Lawler OF Long
Beach. Cal. is choice OF Battery
B OF the 53rd Artillery Training
Battalion for champion gatecrasher
honors.
The mess sergeant is proud OF his
record Of having crashed every
dance at the Service club since It's
opening.
The one catch-LaWler cant dance.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

-Thr country has gone "SpoN' StlI' mlhu-
ed and what finer gift for him than on"
of these new Herrngbones diagonals, tweedS
ard ulaids In all the new fall shades
full and semi drapc III the fine UptoWne make.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

Beautiful new dresses for
Holiday activities. Crepes in
the best fall shades =. Gilt
tering styles for after six. Also
smart sport dresses and basic
flCcks to show you.
Others 1898 to 1915
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

Here is the big gift for I
man =. Warm wool plaids,
PLAIN Wools with plaid and
polka cot trims A big selaC-
ton Of Glover robes are her"
at 795 to 1850 plain flan-
rel at 6.50. Al. wool.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Loufer Codts
A real comfort gift
6.95-lO.OO-15

For golf, sports and relaxation every man
wants a smart loafer coat =. New hounds tooth
checks, shadow dot effects and herringbones
Also special Parker Wilder Suede cloth jacket
with and without half belt and with whip
stitch on collar at G95.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

For a sport Christmas visit our
big sport shirt showing for gifts,
New fabrics. fall colors, new western
styles from 2OO-2.50-2 $500 to 795.
See the new Field club cloth in
chalk stripe in tan, blue and green
=. by Bradon of Hollywood at 500
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
1850 1850

A big line Of suede, cape
and horsehide Jackets in a
variety OF styles fer gifts, also
a new Glover coat of Gabard-
inc lined with celanese and
interlined with light suede, at
1850.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

Handsome costume suits
with fur trim =, Coats and
dress with satin tops in match
ing shades Here in teal,
green. navy and brown. Rich
costumes fCr the winter sea-
son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Daily Quiz
By THE ACE ANswERMAN

Distributed BY King Features synd Inc
the cost. per minute, Of
the World War 10 the United
States, from April, 1917, 10
October 1919.
"a cayuse is another name for
an Indian pony, pepper plant
Indian baby?
Show did Bourbon whisky get
its name a?
An important seaport, emigrant
station. and market town in
Fire was once known as
Queenstown. BY what name is
il known today?
5-An instrument Of torture by
which the victim is fastened
between boards by the wrists
and neck is called a: stock
pillory, garrote?
approximately wf1at was THE
population Of the United States
in 1850?
IA small American leopard-like
cat. yellowish or reddish gray
and nearly white on the under
parts, ranges from southwest
Texas to Patagonia. What's il
called?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
PITFALLS OF. LOVE :: BY Adele Garrison

do today except get some sleep
before you have 10 90 10 the
theater." he said This matter
OF JwpDlse urgent, must
give way to The coming inter-
view with the UnderwOOds.
When we come back from there,
your aunt Margaret, doubtless,
viii have an opportunity 10 see
Noel, and then tonight or to-
morrow, YOU can make your
peace with Redfield. So go 10
sleep now with "A clear con-
science"
Mary sent me a relieved and
quizzical look. and then ! went out
i'm to the corridor. my father fol-
lowing me. We went down IN the
elevator, not stopping at the main
floor. by my fathers order. but
continuing down to the basement
of the hotel, a region l never had
seen before.
ITS but step through here"
my father said, as he took my
arm fand guided me along q
winding corridor with doors on
either side of il, which finally
wound up at an outside door,
with steps leading up from it TO
the sidewalk.
A man stood at the door and as
we came up 70 him he spoke 10
some one whom we could not see
standing on the Sidewalk above.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Knowle dye Test
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

Distributed by Kins Features synd. Inc
Score yourself on each question:
THREE. you're perfect; TWO
you're good ONE, you're fair.
Name the last secretaries Of
state.
2-What three state capitals begin
with the letter p.
3-What three Presidents were
MethodistS?
4-If these people could sing for
you, which one would sing bass
which baritone and which tenor
(a) Giovanni Martinelh; Chi
Ezio PIMA; (c) John Charles
Thomas.
5--What men once said these
words: Ca Il wish 10 preach
not the dictrine of ignoble ease
but the doctrine Of the strenu-
Gus life; tb) The die is cast
(cl we arc as near 10 heaven
By sea as by land. "
6-ln books, who was (a) the wife
of Hector thl- the wife ef l. ,Ilys-
Ses: (c) the wife of Menelaus
What operettas do you connect
= with these songs: ta) "Ah.
Sweet Mystery of Life: (b)
alice Blue Gown; Co "Only
RoSe" =?
ANSWERS on Editorial Page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

"How about it," he asked
softly
The reply came in equally low
tones. but It was audiAi"----- 80
"Street all clear" v
Then" the man turned TO my
father "if youlI please hurry
He stepped back as he spoke.
and with accelerated pace, my
father and ! went up the steps.
Drawn up just outside was the
armored car, and as we appeared
man next the driver who evil
IDENTITY had been watching for US,
lleaped down, and put his hand
upon the door Of the rear seat. A
man inside the car reached over
at the same instant, and pushed
down tire catch unlocking he door.
Then the first man opened the
door, ushercd us inside rather,
almost pushed us inside-Shut the
door again, and climbed back 10
his post while the man who had
unlocked the door locked il again.
Without asking our destination,
THE driver of the armored car set
Iit going, and il was not until we
lind threaded three or four streets,
turning several corners, that he
spoke TO my father.
where to, sir?" he said.
My father gave him the address
of the Underwood house and then
with accelerated speed we travelled
Through the city streets Just wax
ing 10 life. and drew up in front
lof the door.
go back Ia the village" my
father ordered as we alighted
from the car. 'Iil telephone
YOU III 1 want YOU"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
DRIVER sALUTEs

The driver saluted, but I no
ticed that he either had trouble il
starting the car, or was pretend
ing that he had difficulty. Indeed
il was not until the door of The
Underwood house had swung pper
TO admit Us that the car moved off
II was Miss Whitlock. trim
calm and efficient AS ever, WHIT
the door to Us.
Come in" she said in low
tones land find yourself seats
In the library. I'll go upstairs
and tell Mr.. Underwood you're
here. He is sitting beside Mrs.
Underwood who is asleep"
won't that awaken her."
my father asked.
Not unless my hand has lost
It's cunning" Miss Whitlock said.
smiling family. II gave her n
sedative strong enough TO keep
her under for eight hours at
least
when did YOU give IL TO
here my father asked. and /
sensed something urgent IN his
manner, some special reason for
the question.
AT o'clock this morning,
when we came back from the
trip she had asked me 10 take
with her." the nurse replied.
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

- -
hat and coat.
picked up my
purse a n d
GLOW es and
was standing
at the door.
There NJ ar y
stopped me.
l. o o X
here :" she
said, address,
ing both Of
us evidently
in sheer des-
peration. "dO
YOU mean I've
got 10 tackle
Steve before
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

How Beauty Queens Have
Changed. Inez RObb. Popular
Feature Writer. Recalls the
Days When Legs and Learning
Didn't Jibe, But Says No
Streamlined Aspirant Can Now
Hope 90 BE Miss America, No
Matter How Classy Her Chassis.
Unless Her 7. q. Equals Her
:. a. Don't Miss This Sprightly
Eyewitness Account Of the
Latest Beauty Contest, In The
american Weekly, the Magazine
Distributed With This Sundays
issue of The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

anything has been said to
NOel?"
My father smiled at her in.
diligently.
There Is nothing for you to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

II MY fathers mandate did
not cure my anxiety for Dickeys
safety. at least it diverted my at
tenfi"n.- 70 sss.sQ. her duty. The
n A6fi&f facing her great
terror over the mystery surround
ing her idolzed daughter dwarfed
every lesser anxiety, and / obeyed
my father with alacrity.
"TlI he with you in two min
sutes. Father l told him, and
in less than that time / had
Il - - N n Il NV
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Y. N. Campaign
Under Way Here

The v N. G. A. campaign feF
SO 80 wss under way Saturday,
following the opening dinner VI.
day night At Hotel winthrur Or
Horace ]. whitscre presided ard
sam n stocking directed the
orgsnisatlonsi work
Amons these attending we're
Mayer ard Mrs Harry y. Cain.
The mayer commended the Y N.
& A Tor the services being rem.
dsred o. army men
Another speaker VAS J e Haley
~ ths special sifts divisiun.
stocking accepted 40 iaerssss n
Is PEI cent over lsst years goal.
The seven division leaders. J e
nsenman. rfsaH wesden. r. Ffsd
Henric ksen. incs nishl George
Che.un,. Chef Raymond ard Mfs.
r. A. swsyss. Also accepted their
Quota.
FIRST report hrehsce ~tii 10
held Monday
Herbert Fers ~ss In charge NJ
the musical program Friday night
Hs vas assisted ny Rcd ryphef
and Harry neanai, Everett Craven
sang two solos
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Program Is Planned
By Fern Hill Clubs

improvement clubs ~ Fern I'm
both junior and senior. viii par
uelpsis IN program IN Fern Hiii
school Monday a. SPIN
The program viii inriuds h1fh
vocsi AMI Instrumental numbers,
readings and dancing
Officers ~ The junior riub are
Harold studhoims, president Rob
Dsfisnd wee pFsaiasnt csthsrin.
Hsmslin. secretary. ara Mana Eu-
ON. treasurer Directing setiN.
ties ~ The senior ciub are OTIS
Hay. president. Robert wliehsf.
vice president ". a. Wilson. sec.
Rotary. and Mrs n q. west,
treasurer
Mondays master II ceremonies
siiil b. Leonard Hsrtssii TIE re-
treatment COMMITTEES M iuass Rob
Darisnd. Dallas nartin and Law.
renee Byrd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Townsend Meetings

Monday Tacoma No ]. 2. m
Sormsnna hall. SO. 18th and X
sts.. business meeting. program
and dancing Mckinley No. 7. =
p. m. Neighbors hall, ia. q and
Division lane. card party and lunch.
and Ruston No. !. sp m, Ruston
school
Tuesday An-Cty No. - 73o
p. m. Emerson hall. 1902 Broad
way. business meeting, card party
and refreshments: Mckinley No. ..
officers meeting 7 ? m, and busi-
ness meeting :. both At sheridan
school 54th and Mckinley ave.
refreshments. Oakland No II. s
p m 1892 80. Tyler st Gig Hsr-
Dor No. !, and Orting No ]. =
p m. 6 A r. hail
edne.day Hawthorn. No. 20,
I 30 p. m. 1910 "a { a.. business
meeting and oyster supper. PARK
Avenue No. IS. & . m. Psrk Ave-
nue. school annex Redmond No. z
2 n. old postoffes ard Sumner
~ ?. m. ! .. . ?. hall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Actions in Divorce

Compound grievance. we're listed
In = divorce complaint filed in 81
perior court Saturday BY V.rns
against y.lix Lslli. Tsooms truck
driver She charges 10 has forced
her TO work ever snes they ver.
married. ssmolsd and dissipatsd
away Ms income. has taken away
her child and won't let her Sc. II
and that ON several occasions he
has struck and beat the plaintiff.
one on. occasion breaking her little
finger. and on smother occasion
twisting hsr arm until n. broke her
wrist
Other diyore. actions were filed
By Haze l.. against Chester l.
Ts.l. grounds non-support. Robert
against Grace Mcleod. burdsnsorn.
homs life Jses y against hsth-
srns X Etoddsrd. dsssrtion. ard
Frances Irene sssins, George
Pseht.ll b,ird.nsou. honn. IN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27

Retired employee. - th< pubic
scss. department numbering %
ssFs honeFed Friday night II :
party n - camnsres e Legion
hsn sseh "a. rfeseassa : hfunrs
nssai - commemorative - srrvs
re reaasrra Ths tessas wsfe slfts
u the isf present employees 81
~ department srs wsFs pre-
s-nssa ~ cammlsslsnss Ahn<F
nsfsefssn.
Tncss effsa veFe " frank
Ianxmire former dspotv sheriff
sna smplevs ef the department. ~
years Arasss tasis rhesass G
kins A q Feffsli lsmss =
pssr.tn. sirhenss ! esstxnst
Iessph e cefaisH flssusa Re
nnssy. Adsu sysfs 1cNn = lee.
" A Larson t.sseinda G. Fnilhrs
Frsnes A smalisy 0setxs A
Ccaisy. Joan = Nslsen. coiis q
Mufacss. chsFtss Mecoashsy.
Charles Nyssruu. chsfis. q
ruwef. Waiter Re.s ussesisn c
nice. Robert nomsn. Kate cslass.
man ard n D. jsmes
Resides presentation ~ The ned
ala. the program included entsr-
tsinmens. refreshments and . gen
srsl seeiai parted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Gas Company Credit
Union Has Election

Members Of the Washington Gas
and Electric Company Employees
Federal Credit Union held their
NTH annual business meeting al
the Frs. recently with - members
and friends IN attendance.
New members of the managing
staff we're elected a. follows v. ".
Miller and vsrn Ola 10 the board
Of directors. r. {. Mckee and ~ J.
Greene 10 the credit committee
William ~. Palmer Bsuish y.
Bunn.ll and William kssvii 10 the
supervisory committee Reports
indicating . successful year were
made for 1910 under leadership
Of Samuel FrAcs
r. y. Roach. president ard ger.
srsl manager ~ the gas company.
commended the credit union.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Behind the Ticker
By LichtY

Reperss Ar~ That Packing com
rsny shares reflect higher hoE ana
other livestock prices puts greater
value on inventories Inter
chemical Corp 81 80 annual divi-
dend rat. reasonably secure. ipsi
net should Improve over that 81
1910 Tor greater trading sn-
peal there's switching from l. A.
Young spring a Wiz. into RE
public steel Collins A Alb
mans earnings NAV dip should
automobile outpu, slow down.
Union Pacific held for yield +.
same goes for \. a. kre.s /.
North American nayon operating
near capacity rate. same goes for
Industrial Rsyon and celanese .
Bsndix Avistions order backlog
stands clos. To SOS 600 600
sun Oil shares retained Tor at
trsetive yield and earnings pros
poets on capacity operations in ia
shipysrds.
Parker Rust-rroof may suffer
earnings decline with dip In auto
mobile output. same goes for all
automobile accessory producers
worthington Pumps order
backlog larger than total 1910
sales American BOX Board
well protected on pulp require
ments international Paper
will pay al least $40 IN dividends
this year 10 preferred stockholders.
some say figure will be si2 .
and. that defense program Will
restrict earnings Of most glass
cnn nsfies
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Five in Under Wire
AT Close OF Filinu

PUYALLUP-Five names we're
added to Puysllup office seekers
Saturday morning. shortly before
filings closed at noon.
They were Russell Lipoma. third
ward Progressive. and Ralph
Lubbe. lst ward. Peoples ticket,
both aspiring to councilman at
large: William Heck, councilman
in the third ward. Progressive,
and John H. Billion and Earl Poe,
councilman in the second ward.
Both running on the People =
ticket
Opposing Lipoma and Lubbe
are {. r. Richie and William
Bodhime Primaries will be held
Feb. IL, and finals. March IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Army Orders

,suIsarus TIE wa depart
msnt has issued thE fellowias efrrfs
col HsYes a kfeass. mi feft
Custer. ~ Warrington.
Leu, Col. Avn ' .n'ns", a.. a.
nasp issil. u nsssln y. &c sslfIiase
T5sld 10 camp Ice Prank shsFp.
DC Port nrs Aoinss, 20 Fort Custer
Linton n Hartman. cas- SAT- Lass
CITY ~ Reno ne~s ? smith M
wsro rss. n Fssft knos whllsn
n Hut.nn lnf Nee fofs 70 ref'
knos rdssfd J. snppls sse ~.
lpth 20 camp tsNis hehmond n
Gibson. eee chleaso % Camp Davis
Claude " H,animan INF Trenton
10 Washington. Harold l. allsni ~
neekley. " va W indianapolis,
Alan W 1enss. nj Hawaiian dept.
N washington James q Mstsins.
q raso i,oeiss esim 70 ,.s, ~,
dept, N camp VOTERS. stephen n
heard. I'd. san Francisco, 70 hons,
Ma. niersfd q Mis-. cav ss-
Yofs u ruFt nilsgl Edwin rsssfdi
me Denver 10 Fort Lss Maines
Barnard a nfown. lAsd onshs %
tout III 70 hanaaiph Tlsia Aibsf,
v. Wilson. 90 rort Ma sfihnf -
Honolulu tfsvassdi Charles Grover
osbslmsn. &c. p-nyss. 60 Charles
oap,s Albert watson. and "a ror,
siii 10 Port RILEY. rlsudius @
Wolfe iHsd Port sam Houston. -
Warrington. Milton " Afuoid a.
Rsiiv Field - Pasadena Harold !.
smith. az March risld. 70 Psssasna
ionB tckefmsn. &c Chanuis
Fisid. 70 rssadsns nan 2 zimnst.
man. &C Chanuts f1sia % Pasadena
HRB CufFis me Port iastan ~
Foft i4sSis william q ttsbaufn. M
aaaisan BARRACKS. % naesilan nspt
ifsFossdi Frenk Wsbsf MUNGER ~
rec ofosss Point Mish. ~ Ahsf-
deen. Nd George Franz Hsessi. ~ +
fss Cheyenne ~ Hamilton Fisid
Calf Raymond AndfsH lsn~n inf
rss Minneapolis N Washington
Charles Bfsdeffef scott D. e. fes
ksnsas Ctr. 70 HaFsunsn William
Fem CLARKE. inf req WACO. % Killing.
ton fi.id, Tea Bernard Alfred
Wsidsmsn sp<f res Hiiwausss "a
Chiesso warren es1ssl vsndsfsiies
mae fss Hot spriuss National Para
Ara - Drnssf ksunsth usgfss
Wllkss eac fss la Angeles. % Feft
ORD Gordon ChsFiss fs4isf. al Fss
ssssis. Il. a. Chicago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Obituary N Offices
HARRY BAICH

Harry Balch, SO. a former resi-
dent of Tacoma. died Saturday in
Seattle hospital Born in Ellens-
burg, Balch moved to Seattle from
Tacoma eight months ago. He
was employed by the Boeins Air
craft Co. Surviving are his wife,
Elsie OF Seattle: a son. Joe Of the
home; = brother. Earl Of Portland.
and two sisters. Mrs. Anna
Angelina OF Tacoma and Mrs.
Cecilia Hayes OF Portland. Cas-
sedy a Allen will announce the
funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Panel Discussion
On Monday Night

The lend-lesse proposal for all
out aid 10 Britain will he discussed
at the Y. W. c. A. at sp. m. Mon
day.
Profs. J. w. Robinson and Paul
Means Of CPS. will speak for the
Committee Defend America by
Aiding the Allies. while the Peace
Committee will have as speakers
Mrs Alice Mexican, Rex Roude-
bush and Robert J. Pearsall. Stan
ley T. Shaw will preside. No ad-
mission will be charged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Boy Scouts Circus
To Be March 2l-22

Dates for circus 10 b. given by
the Boy scouts 81 Tacoma we're
announced Saturday ~ Rotary
club msmbsf. who are sponsoring
N. sgsnt The circus vii 30 held
FRIDAY and saturday. March n
and q In the pavilion operated BY
Bert smys<r ~ Bay O ara Ess,
7sth n sIeosssful. ~. circus prob
ssly will 10 ar annual sffar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27

Mon Quarter Men Quarter
Jan ~ Fshs Fse n Fsh. 10
Data supplied hy L weather
bureau. Department ~ Commerce.
washington. ior,saa - Ran
Saturday night and Sunday. but
snow in the high mountains.
warmer IN the central portion sat-
urday night. strong 70 gale force
southefly winds of the coast.
fresh southeasterly winds over In
land waters. except strong 10 gale
force in the straits.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the "a
hours ending 81 5 =. m. Saturday.
20 inch: since Jan. /. sac inches.
a shortage Of ls4 inches
Wind at a m Saturday south
8 m. p. h barometer al 2e&s and
falling. OF
sun rises sunday at IA and
sets AZ SOS. sun rises Monday al
7;41 and sets at SOS
Tacomas weather on Jan rs.
1910 - Cloudy. OF inch Of rain.
maximum temperstur. ss degrees
and minimum 81 Highest wind
velocity IL m. p h. from the north.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
HAPPY
Nrfhday

ssrt RntN. It>t aHf .
riefesr~ s>rs.teee. fies -,
lat
Me- iva stest<r. seat ".
r~sFi a.
esevss otrs.. 49, - 9.
Mr. rtewsra >nsa es. tsts neii
nlu Nepesttt. ssss - ID 81
neanI. tt.niftss. sssa Nekls-
-, ave
se.a Ne.ssess. sara ~. u -.
SUNDAY. I.>t sNy "a
Nfsiss se~ise.. ffas pa ss~s-
.ssn ave-.
tennas tes. NJ 4. Ma Ia
summer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
japanese American
League in Election

The Tacoma japanese American
Citizens league here elected Tsgy-
oshi NsksmIra University Of
Warrington graduate. ss prssldsnt
for the coming year
Other newly elected cabinet off
esrs are first vice prssidsnt. Ken
Hsysrhi. second vies president.
Hsssys JinguJ recording ssers-
tsry. Dot Fuhmoto, corresponding
secretary. Hanna sakhEssA
treasurer. Tsuyoshi HOriss board
delegate. kaz Ysmhns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
n, LOUIS ". sCNNEiDER

NEW YORk Price control has
been my speciality. have yet TO
zee a form 81 control that IL any
thing but crude or . Reasonably
modified butehery. There IL no
substitute for the Individual ever
else Of control In ones own bust
ness IL there is anything basic
10 the concept Of the governments
price sterilization division II IL
that the dignity Of the free In
dlvidusl he preserved
The above statement 10 not
from a corporate leader cooper
atins with the government on the
defense program. II IL the spoken
word ~ none other than the so
called new deal left-winger. Leon
Henderson. who has been con-
sdered very sntagonistic by cor
porate leaders His words are con-
firmstion of your correspondent .
disclosure. that Washington Is
more friendly toward business.
stcel Priorities The seriousness
Of IN. situation resulting from
steel consumers placing orders for
the building up of inventory posi-
tons Is being tackled by manu-
fscturers The mills have set up
their own priority rules. Buyers
will receive very little more than
the average tonnage booked over
the past two years except In cases
where buyers are now producing
urgent defense items.
Auto shows While its patriotic
OF automobile manufacturers To-
cancel the National Automobile
show this year. II doesn't do any
good for some ~ 800 dealers. AZ
900 repair shops. 5000 whole
sslers and 400 900 gasoline out
lets. They depend upon new cars
for a livelihood Result. they plan
to cooperate in staging their own
new car shows From what
your correspondent IL given 10
understand, automobile dealers had
better join the movement or they
Will find the going hard later on.
Bearish Auto trade sdvioss
that most plant activity this year
will hs on defense nroductiou
rather than passenger cars and
trucks isn't bullish news for the
automobile industry. The margin
Of profits isn't A. large.
Auto dealers stocks are near
the saturation point Of about 800
900 units. Manufacturers Will not
wager that unit output this year
Will reach hall the total OF lsst
year. That's besrish on motor
shares
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PENSION Union TO MEET

Local 70. I2i. Washington Old
age Pension union. will NEE, At
80 ?. ~ Sunday n Emerson hal.
iios = Broadway Th.r. vii 70
music ~. string tho sn1 talks b.
Alex Ga5rieton ana others.