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The Phoenix index., 1941-05-31
Lower Standards For Admission
OF College Men To Air Corps

English.
Under the old examination a
passing grade in three of these
subjects, United States history,
general history and elementary
physics, was required The inclu-
sion of inorganic chemistry and
a modern language is a new pro-
vision. Examination in geography
has been dropped.
Applicants who show successful
college completion Of any of the
subjects given in the educational
examination will receive credit for
a grade of 80 per cent. For the en-
tire examination, :. passing grade
is 70 per cent. .
The educational examinations
are given four times year and
generally require three days for
completion. About $500 candidates
competed in each of the last two
examinations. Examinations are
given by boards at Sd stations and
cities in the United states and
possessions.
The Phoenix index., 1941-05-31
Praise Philippians For Gentle
Treatment Of italian Captives
No Hatred
Is Shown By
Halle SeIassiie
BY RUDOLPH DUNBAR

LONDON (ANP)- It is, in.
deed, rather significant that only
a few weeks ago I pointed out in
these columns, the conspicuous act
of Humanitarian shown by the Aby-
ssinian patriots in their policy OF
render not evil for evil"
The emperor, upon his triumphal
entry into Adds Ababa, fully out
lined these Christian principals
again.
He said: Let us therefore re-
Joice, but III the spirit of Christ.
Do not reward evil for evil. Do not
indulge in the untimely atrocities
which the enemy, even in these
last days, has been accustomed to
practise against us. Do not shame
Ethiopia by acts worth of our enc
mics. shall see that the are dis
armed and given safe passage to
the place from which they came
The superlative excellence OF
this stat atement can be compared
with any of the declarations made
In the Sermon On the Mount.
In reading the admirable article
of the London Times Adds Ababa
correspondent, I was delighted to
see that he mentioned the fact
that the Italians were safe in the
hands Of the tolerant Etniopi-
lIs
This point cannot be too great
ly emphasized for throughout the
whole OF the Abbyssinian wal, GER
tain elements in England used as
arguments against. the application
of sanctions to Italy, fabricated sto-
ries about the barbarity of the
AbyssinianS.
In spite of the appalling treat
ment meted out to the most patrlo
tic Abyssinians by the Italian con-
querors, the patriot troops often
fighting on their own and, un-ln-
fluenced by the restraining hands
of British officers have shown that
they are fully capable of conform
ing to the etiquette of war al
practised by the most chivalrous
foes in European history.
The detailed account OF the times
correspondent in Adds Ababa per-
meated by a spirit Of obvious
friendliness towards the Ethiopian
people can but give pleasure to the
millions of Negroes in the British
colonies and the Western hemis-
phere. When Halle Selassie takes
his seat once more in a future
league of nations, none can doubt
the moral qualities of the Abyssini-
ans. Qualities shared by all Ne
groes the world over and which
fully Justify Ethiopian rights 20
play their part in establishing OF
civilized standards of existence af-
ter the defeat of Hitlerism.
The Phoenix index., 1941-05-31

M. l.. G There is a boy
friend of mine who is away from
me and have written him twice
and haven't received an answer.
Has he changed his opinion, of me?
Ans: You are just a mere
memory and in few months
longer he will forget you alto
gether IT'S not going to be
very difficulG for you to get
over this little love affair for
someone Is going to change
your MIND too. "a very tall,
handsome brown boy.
L. V. HI have been COM
planning with my leg for about
two years az Tere last month or
so I go nearly crazy at night with
it I am SO bad off, tell me what Is
wrong?
The Phoenix index., 1941-05-31

editorial writer's on Negro news
papers will be organized on a ma
tional scale for the first time"
The delegates voted to do away
with a number OF offices, and be-
sides reelecting Mr.. McClarrin ma
tiOnal vice president and H. Vim
cent Kinds. Of Lincoln University.
jefferson Cit. Missouri, was elected
national secretary treasurer. The
president WAS given the right to
appoint other officers and directors
CT the projects
The Phoenix index., 1941-05-31
Candidates To Get Much Wider
Latitude In Satisfying Demands

or university have been announc-
ed by the War Department. The
new requirements will give candl-
dates wider latitude in satisfying
the standards.
Formerly, in addition to a physl-
cal test, prospective flying cadets
were required to pass an eXamlna-
tions in nine subjects in lieu OF
two years work at a recognized
college or university. For the edl-
catioral examination scheduled for
August 12, the first affected by the
changes. the candidates Will be re-
ouired to take examinations in
seven subjects Five OF these are
required subjects, and for the 9TH
er two subjects the applicant is al
lowed to choose from a list of five.
Required subjects are as follows:
English composition and gram
mar.
Arithmetic
Algebra
Plane geometry
Plane trigoncmetry
The student may choose any
two of the following subjects to
complete his list of seven subjects
United States history
General history
Elementary physics
Inorganic chemistry
| Any modern language except
The Phoenix index., 1941-05-31

G. B. C.-I was hurt in an
accident and the company whose
truck hit me said they would pay
off but they haven't yet. Tell me
If they Will and must l continue
to waltz
Ans: Give the Company at
least 80 To 90 days to pay your
claim. II is my belief that the
the matter is handled thru an
insurance company and they
have to have the necessary
time to adjust the claim thru
their own channels before they
can pay off. You will get the
money.
The Phoenix index., 1941-05-31
Professional Journalists To Be
Considered By Delta Phi Deltas
Awards To Be Giuen For
Outstanding Performance

WASHINGTON, D. 'C---(SNS)-As the results of
quests professional newspapemen for
bershp in Delta Phi Delta Journalistic Society delegates at
the fourth annual convention held this week Howard Uni
verSity voted change the of the organization to
Delta Phi Delta Journalists Association and include in it's
membership professional journalists lege publicity d
recor editors and publishers of Negro it
announced this week
The Phoenix index., 1941-05-31

WASHINGTON, d. C.-(SNS)-
Changes in the written examlna-
ton for appointment as flying
cadet for those who have not had
two years at an accepted college
The Phoenix index., 1941-05-31

NOTEYOUR question will be answered FREE in this column
ONLY when include Clipping of this column and sign
hIrthdate, address letter
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The Phoenix index., 1941-05-31

j. w. W-Ive been married for
three years. Please tell me as 10
my husbands change of diSpoSi-
ton since he found out? Should !
go home or stay with him?
Ans: Stay since you are eX-
pecting a new arrival in the
home, Once the baby gets here
your husband will change his
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-03
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page F'Our

/. Which is the Lone Star State?
:. Was the famous Battle of .Jut-
tand fought IN the North on Baltic
Sea-
3 Which Amendment to the Con
>1tutlon authorizes the levying of
the income taxes?
4. In what game is the term "vul-
nerabIe" used?
D. Towels having rough surfaces
formed by raised loops or a thick pile
are called til?
6. Is gas a fluid?
7. What famous race horse was
nicknamed Big Red?
8. In which Balkan country is the
city of Salonika?
8. IS third class mail forwarded to
a new address in another city?
-. What are sepoy5H
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-03

All the philosophy in the world
Is Of service only in SO far as it
can be turned to practical use, 70
others.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-03

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

wouldn't you think that fellowd
get wise 10 her there now
good enough for him"
People who crunch hard candy
and popcorn and keep rafting
paper bags while they dig for
more.
People who eat onions and
those from whose breath you
could get a secondhand jag. Just
sitting near them.
People who drop their gloves
and have 10 stir up the whole
row :. in order TO find them.
People We Like
People we like at the movies
are:
Those who say thank you
when you are obliged TO rise and
let them pass.
Those who are not afraid to
laugh out loud when something
amuSes them it's the pur-
pose of the show.
The lovers who cuddle to-
gether and hold hands 4. it's
a poor picture that doesn't in
spire a little romance.
AND ladies who remove
their hats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

Pattern 4726 is available in
women's size "a. Sc, 3S, 40. AZ.
"a. 46 and IS. Size 80 takes
a yards 35-inch fabric and =
gard contrast.
Send Is cents in coins for this
Anne Adams pattern. Write
plainly size, name, address and
style number.
Fifteen cents and a postage
stamp and the world Of
fashion is yours Send for the
new Anne Adams Pattern Book
today--it's the most tempting,
original collection of eaSy-to-sew
patterns ever presented in one
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are work, play and party modes
for every one In the family, to-
gether with tips on styles, fab
RIGS, accessories. This indis-
pensable fashion guide costs
Just Is cents. Pattern, Is cents.
Book and pattern together p
cents.
Address your order to the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square. De-
troit, Mich. Owing 10 customs
regulations, orders for patterns
10 Canadian destinations cannot
be filed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Flower Show Tickets
On Sale Now

AN ADVANCE sale of tickets
for the Annual Flower Show 20
be held at Convention Hall for
one week starting April 5 is now
under way. The Detroit Times
has a limited number of these
advance sale tickets and you
may purchase them at the serv-
ice counter in the lobby of The
Detroit Times Building.
Tickets in the advance sale
are so cents each; after the
show opens they will be rs cents
apiece. The show is going to be
bigger and better than ever this
year and you won't want to miss
it, so why not take advantage
of the special reduced price and
purchase your ticketsnow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Send This Candy
To CoIIeqians

THIS MEXICAN orange candy
will satisfy that sweet tooth we
all possess. It's excellent to pack
away for students at college
as IT remains creamy upon
standing.
Orange Candy
l cup sugar
: cup boiling water
2 cups sugar
l cup evaporated milk mot d.
luted)
Il teaspoon salt
Grated find of IL oranges
Grated rind of y lemon
4 tablespoons butter
l cup nut meats.
Put cup sugar into a heavy
frying pan and place over low
heat. stirring constantly. When
melted and the mixture has
turned a light brown color, add
the i cup boiling water and
boil until sugar is dissolved and
a heavy syrup is formed Add
the 2 cups sugar. milk and salt.
Cook until it forms a firm ball
IN cold water. a temperature Of
242 degrees. Just before candy
IS done, add grated orange and
lemon rind. Remove from heat,
add butter and let stand until
cool.
Beat until creamy, aid nuts
and continue beating. Turn into
buttered pan SxSx2 inches.
When cool. mark in squares Let
stand in pan several hours be-
fore removing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
VIII the Ladies Please
Remove Their Hats?
By IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
Women's Editor, The Detroit Times

WE'RE GOING TO bat today
for the little woman whose let
ter appeared on our editorial
page yesterday with the request
that the Times do something
about women who do not re-
move their hats in the theater.
This is a serious charge.
ladies. II means we are thought
less and inconsiderate of others,
for when a person pays for a
ticket, expecting TO see a movie,
he Tor she) shouldn't have TO
dodge an obstruction that can
easily be removed.
Now a hat can be a little
thing or il can be a cartwheel
taking up the space of two
people but even a little hat
can have an offending feather
that hobs anything but merrily
when the fellow back of IL is
trying TO watch the antics of
w. c. Fields or Mickey Mouse.
Contrary Creatures
And then. II appears. we are
contrary creatures. We have
often wondered what there is
about the very reasonable re-
quest to remove a hat that turns
a woman into a fend. for in
stead OF being gracious about IT
she invariably gets up her
dander and starts making life
miserable for the poor fellow
creature.
r Remove my hat" says she
let him move TO another
seat and she spends the
rest of the movie giggling with
her companion about the stu
alton, passing remarks calcu-
lated to make the other fellows
face red, incidentally swaying
her head back and forth like the
pendulum of a clock.
There ought to be a law"
says Nina Slobey but surely
we don't need to 90 TO law
about II. It's merely that we
forget 10 be courteous or
maybe we ought to have re-
instated the little slide that
preceded all movies in the old
days - that said Ladies
VIII Please Remove Their Hats.
Other Annoyanees
Other annoying customers In
the movies are:
People who chatter all through
the show you'd think they
paid their dimes for a place to
gossip If the picture were
running upside down they'd
never know II.
People who have seen the pic
ture before or read the book
and insist on telling in a stage
whisper what the story is all
about and what's coming next.
People who comment on every
move made in the picture
Here she comes gosh,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Aids TO CaIorie Counting

AS YOU EAT-so you When it's all said and done it's
your consumption which puts the weight and the lack of it,
that takes off It's pure logic that IL nothing into the
stoker nothing will accumulatedno extra fuel extra fat
You ali you want work day night but
you don't watch that caore count will all for naught
leaflets will wonders for the figure
K-40-The Weight Chart
K41-The Caore Chart
K-42-Keepng Slender Menus
K-44-Special Reducing Menus
K-53-Reducer's Ten Commandments
K-54-Pointers o Slimness
K-62-Man Size Reducing Menus
K-65-Protectve Diet Chart
K-69-Measure Your Curves
K-74-TWenty One-Day Diet
may have any two of leaflets cents
10 your and
address, with money Kahn The Detroit Times
Detroit Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

Tvns In Ionishii MAXWELL HOUSE
TINE, teitb Fanny Briee as BABY
SnookJ," Frank Morgan. WV p. NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Delicious Honey Dressing

THIS DRESSING uses honey
as its sweetening agent, and how
delicious il is. Whip / cup
heavy cream and gradually beat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

Select from these three ma.
honolly famous electric
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deliver any one Of them i'm.
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roymen'l All big 6 cubic
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

low much you ii ENJOY this new
Maxwell House! For il is $3.50
richer in choice, extra.fIavor
coffees from the far highlands
of Central and South America!
These better cofees have al
ways been limited in availability.
But our buyers are now able TO
obtain a careful selection of
them. And each variety adds its
own special quality Of rich IA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
Mrs. Award,
Pioneer, Dies

A pioneer resident Of the state
for - years. Mrs. Dorothy p
Award. 81. died at local hos.
pitai Saturday at sos a m. She
had lived in orting until two years
ago. when she moved 10 the home
OF a son here. Frank 2. Hodges
SIG No Ainsworth
As Dorothy Horingsworth. this
pioneer woman WAS born in Ala.
bams prior to the CIVIL War. The
family left the state during the
"csrpetbagger" era that followed
the hostilites. moving 10 Texas
Later. they moved again 10 Col
orado. where Mrs. Award wa'
married.
With her husband she came "a
Seattle and then took up a home
stead on Anderson island Mem.
hers Of the family say that Lake
Florence on the island was named
after her middle name
Mrs. Award was member Of
the Methodist church. Besides her
son. she Is survived by SIX grand
children. Loislouise Hodges. Frank
d. and Forrest w. Hodges and
Mrs. r. A Briggs, all Of Tacoma
Mrs. u. 6. Macdonald. Seattle. and
Mrs. w. A. Wood. Hhrrah.
Melhnger will announce the
funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
Army Orders

MA~Hf>6TON - The War depart 70
ment has issued the following ORDERS:
Col Thomas &. N oliphant IA
Detroit Mich TO Camp Livingston
Lieut. Co.'s Harold CroVell qmc .
Carlisle Barracks to Fort Francis Y.
Warren. Charles ID Heron Z. s. 4.
Hawaiian dept 70 home retired.
James w. Walters. Cd. san Francisco.
70 Fort Custer. John II. Van Vliet,
inf. Harrisburg. Pa 10 IndiantoNn
Gap. Norman P Croft Scranton. Pa
70 Indisntown Gap. Orvs Beezley.
Livingston. ROLAND p Stafford -
Norfolk Va, 70 Fort Sheridan, John
p Hull inf. Fort IeavenWorth. 70
Birmingham, Lloyd II Grandy. ono .
Fort Screyen. 20 Springfield Mas.
William p LoWery inf. Jackson
Tenn, 10 Csmp Claiborne. HUN D
Adsir inf Macon Ga 10 Camp
port 70 Camp Claiborne. Charles "
Wilson, INF. Memphis. 70 Camp Clsi-
borne
Mas. Elam l. stewart. Port Mon
mouth. TO Camp Lee Leo T No
Mahon. "a Harrisburg 20 IndiantoR q
Gap william r McAsster. am .
Port Smelling 70 Camp Joseph r
ST Louis N Corsioana Tex william
T Haishf { OF Riverside. CAM
20 Hamilton Peld- james Henry
Daler. AKA Columbi,. Pa % Wash
ington Gordon Chase Tibbitk ID
res East Alton III % Dover y J:
William Sumner McDuffe. 81 res
Warrington. 70 Detroit.
To Riverside Csif from station
after their nance. Clarence p. Talbot
ae. March Field. Howard x PameB
&C, March Pield. George SETTLERS
"a. Port ORD RAY l.. Oven AC
Hamilton F1eld - Port George
Wright Harry A HslYsrson se Ham
ilton Fieid. 20 Port George Wright.
william Weshorst. qnc. Portland
Ore 20 Atlanta Ga
Capts George J. Rlchon 80 Har-
tisburs Pc % InclantoRu esp Wi
lam ID Anderson. mr. Randolph
tield 70 OElshoms City. BoYcs n
bELton nc ~ Paso 20 Phoenix.
fobert c. Stokes me h ndolph F1eId
70 Waco Tex C.sron " Medium
cmc Port Macarthur Cslf 70 Pa
Panama Canal dept % san FTsn-
SEQ Pau Psden. m Fort Rileg.
~ - Warrington Oven Z Sen
M Foff HaYst 70 P sr-o pl~sn
cent Joseph samuel RoofsT. mi
torest. IND 70 Port Bragg Paul
spo'.s - Port Have cssorg. Vsrren
Custer A. res Detroit n Wstf-
inzIon james Morton Perez ~
RS ksV Cum heTisnd p "a Vsen-
.nston. Us q pipeT agd Wasf-
ington % Hsclm iento. Calf owe
I OFsymysf z S a retired ueo
ford. ore - duty. Philadelphia. WI
liam G. Dclsn Ec Port sam Houston
20 san Antonio. Leroy Bartlett u
c Of 2 Berk.iey Calf % PORT Orc
Archie Anderson Pfice omc. re
- nitsrium Calf % san Francisco.
John watson Ho.liHtsr cnag ~
Piedmont " Es 20 Forr Jackson
Ben Be- or r - re- CIflesls.
Calif 20 Fltegtlce CsNf an
Ds1%Ft BOZ cEH Re- 1Dra-f cid
Mas - Wxsh.rrt0l Ffslc.- George
- INF r~a ProVdsncf -
For tesFrr Norfr Ks1 Ha1~rs Hsr-
1aord FooEisr ~ -ss- Ath.r2. ono
% Eds.Vood ArssnsL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
Predicts Steel
and Aluminium
Plants in N. W.

tntimstlns thsf Puget seasd
wouit - 80 srrs selected ~
fznsnsiai FrwsFz 4 aaiid nosh .issi
snd siaminum pianis ceorke Val.
~ Exsns - Seattle consaitiaE
nsiulne enkineer. sfslresssa q
fsaen~er meeting cf TIE rseoras
esr association n Tseerns kossi
rr,tsy
TIE speaker stressed fhs Fat
wsshipstea -. rses n ninsrsis
hzi thst msnv - TIE fisafs hsd
Ne Yst h~~n Developed because -
lssk ~ r,sssis he ssls s,srs were
esinx taken q correst tina siffi-
Guilty a. fhs ned fcr the minerals
\. ke~niy fsn N sies ~ the
nstionsi asfsns. pf~ersm
Evans lsaiutsa cut that smcnsT
management snd cfs zee nsesi<.i
n operation - successful nin<
sna that he lack - snv n u
three nsfasa vnaila result IN tat.
Nfs ~ Ire tsTrFftinH
he suggested hat Tee sis>i
plants - constructed On the pa
rtfic coast ore srcoFsfinx o. the
speaker. shculd - ieesssd IN us
District. and the ether N south
srn California. We ssld eastern
manufacturers sefs against this
because ~ the fact they asmpei
: 90 900 tens - surplus ss~si -
ths sessi each year lie sstd the
railroads slse opposed The plan
because u ths hlsh rate II freinht
involved
In fHthsf argument ~ the pro
po.ea hulidlns Evans tald ths
association decentralization ~ In
dusrY ~ss . ~ise uaxs n view
- pes.ihls snsssirn ard fomhsnss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20

Licenses,

Marriage license applications
filed with County Auditor 5. Clf-
ford Davis Saturday included the
following Melvin w Rhodes q,
Of Estonville. and Emmasue Wan.
10. Sumner. Elmer : Jensen. %
McMillin. and Vera julia Purser.
10. Of Port Gamble. Harry p. Ess-
man. -. RI. /. BOX 466 Spanaway.
and Virginia Nollas. p. Of puyal-
lup; Harold r. Rinker. %. Of 1901
No. st. and Vivian Harrington.
81. Yakima. Robert James CurtiSs
rs. Of Sumner. and Arthols May
Hunt, al, Puyallup; Robert II
Thiel. 22a So. 45th st. and Verona
r. Howard. 46ll So. Sheridan ave.
age legal for both. r Craig Board
man, IS. of 1912 No. sth st. and
Helen Ethel Morgan. 81. OF $40
No. 9th st. Joseph NJ Henderson.
20. Of Ri l. Box 444. and Edith
Ann Fogg. qls No. Yakima ave
Philip G. Shelton. 81. Salt Lake
City, and Margaret =. G. Powell.
80. Of 1924 SO. Tacoma ave Frank
Earl Heath. 6s. OF 1919 SO. nth ST
and Jennie f. Leslie. 81. same sd-
dress. Francis ". Hess, Is. recep-
ton center. Fort Lewis. and Ruth
Randall, 26. Klamath Falls. ore
Franklin W. Southland. 81. Ho-
GUAM, and Betty Anne Bear 20.
709 So Yakima ave, John vii
helm, j.. 26. Of 50l9 So. L st. and
Rose NJ Benford, IS. Of ss2 Ea.
56th st
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
WPA 10 Use $50
Men al McChord

Mere funds. provided by NPA
and the war department. Will make
II possible to employ $50 WrA
workers 10 April IL Merhofd
field. the natlons largest military
airport. Il vas announced satur-
day
WPA 10 date has invested more
than 1890 900 In the development
~ this airport This amount Was
primarily for labor. % which the
sponsor added approximately tsis.
600 for material. equipment and
supervision Employment 81 the
field has fiuetustsd from 400 10
800 m.n
The slffisld has an area II 800
acres. the greater part ~ which
VAS formerly ooysfsd With heavy
timber More than 500 acres had
20 be cleared A asa acre land.
ing area and an - acre landing
field nss cleared and graded Much
landseapins work was done Rail.
road tracks. spurs. miles ~ streets
cufbs CUTTERS and sidewalks we're
constructed More than 5000 I'm
n ~ fence vas bull, and 200
steel posts we're set Warming
aprons were constructed and mueh
other important work IN eonnsc-
ton with the development Of Mo.
Chord field ~ss performed.
Considerable difficulty was en-
countsrsd iB the clearing Of the
landing field A creek had 10 he
diverted Peat. In large qD~n,itls.
Nas found near the f1inshYs. which
had n be dug up and replaced With
gravel However the underlying
portion ~ The main part ~ The
field 10 glacial deposit. which
nskss ihs finss, natural bass for
dfsinAss
The additional funds. amounting
70 ttsfsi0 from the wrA snd
tiab.ss0 In war department funds
sill eomplst. work begun under .
previous proJset
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-20
Arrest Three Men
For Stripping Cor

Three young men were caught in
one move by Deputy sheriffs
Charles Mcdonald and George
kupka Saturday afternoon and
were held in the county Jail on
petty larceny charges.
The men lived separately but all
We're in A room at the Sound apart
ments. 1923 Fawcett ave. when
the officers called. In the jail were
Marv Ackerson, 26-yesr-old
smelter worker, and William Vann.
20, both Of whom lived Al that sd-
dress and Robert Huntiey, Is. Of
25l5 la. NJ St
Bail was set at $500 each. The
boys were accused Of stripping a
car belonging 10 Water Austin.