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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-24

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-24

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bat vita feEs ard sem. nsht rains
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of the coast ard essr inland wa-
tsfs II the state
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-24
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New Motorship Stronded In Horbor:
Ships. Corgoes Move at Slow Bell

Norihwes-ousnt trade with her
sistsrship. The Cape Alsvs. no~ On
her maiden xnyane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-24
fridays ouofATIoNs

(ouotations courtesy Dean witter a
Co. Washington Bldg members
New York Stock Exchangel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-24
Fir Door Institute Elects
Officers and Hears Reports

Of these above and Forest snyder
president and manager Of Clear
Fir Lumber On.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-24


NEW YORK stocks were irreg-
elsr in duh trading Friday.
War uncertainties. tax fears and
pressure 10 check speculation In
commodities combined against the
markets.
oil shares we're active. Rails
were quieter. Coppers had = con-
siderable turnover with prices ir-
regular. Automobile shares were
narrowly irregular with Chrysler
easier and General Motors firm.
United States Steel was slightly
higher, while small losses were
noted in Bethlehem. Youngstown
Sheet 4 Tube, and Republic.
General Electric Co. declared a
ascent dividend and its second
quarter net income Wa estimated
at around the levels of year ago.
The stock held steady. Westing-
house Electric gained y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-24

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-31

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
sRe~N PHoTo

Other minerals also are high in the soil
and water in Deaf Smith County Wheat
ground into flour there is found 90 contain
six times as much PHOSPHORUS as that found
in ordinary flour Milk samples tested there
were as much so per cent higher in phos-
phorous content than accepted standards
Vegetables and meats also probably are cspc-
cially rich in minerals.
All these would add essential elements of
calcium and PHOSPHORUS TO the tooth diet
But another factor was believed important.
This is the percentage of flourne and calcium
in the drinking water Flourine in water is
not always considered desirable because too
much of it makes black-spottcd or notified
tooth enamel Ways even have been devised
for taking rourine out of the water.
Dr. Taylor suggests that this element in
just the right proportion may be one OF the
valuable decay preventives Other investga-
tions have shown that a certain per cent OF
fourine may be good for tooth health.
a formula may one day be devised it is
suggested TO contain just the right amount
of necessary minerals and the proper foods
for the diet
But unless these foods and minerals are
assimlated properly and distributed properly
in the body even perfect formula can't in
sure perfect teeth
Emotions, by acting on the body's regulat4
ing glands. upset the metabohsm all the
chemical changes taking place N the cclls An
upset mind may be able 10 deprive the teeth
OF their proper supply Of food even though
their owner has dutifuly eaten everything he
thought was necessary
Fear hate anger or any other disturbing
emotion work on the entire gland system. of
which the pituitary is the chief executive and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
oOLVES SERv/eE

others, including thyroid parathyroids, adren-
ais and sex glands all play important roles
Emotions that disturb gland secretions upset
the nerves that control the blood vessels Little
arteries carry food TO the teeth, even to the
enamel, and if the blood supply in these
arteries is disturbed so is the food supply
Certain glands of the body, the parathy-
roids, control the calcium balance in the blood
II they are slowed down the teeth may be de-
prived of that mineral
And, as DR.. Briggs points out, if sufficient
calcium IS not released into the saliva this
liquid which bathes the teeth becomes acid
Acid saliva is believed by some dentists to re-
move calcium from the enamel Of the teeth
and cause decay
other Investigators have found by actual
measurement that they can change the acidity
OF the saliva in Just few minutes by inducing
an emotional state in the patient.
Another old dental argument takes on new
meaning in the light of the emotion" theory
That is the belief that civilization has
ruined mans teeth. Once this was laid en-
tirely to the use Of refined foods by man to-
day, whereas earlier man, and races living in
out-of-the-way islands at present. ate coarser
foods and perhaps gnawed few bones
But there is another reason why civiliza-
ton may have caused mans teeth to wear out
Primitive men lived less exciting lives. There
was less need for harmful emotions
Certain natives of Africa. it has been noted,
had almost perfect teeth until they were trans
ported to the island of Haiti This was only
one step up the social scale for them but in
their own country they led carefree lives. In
Haiti they had 10 work for "a living and had TO
worry bit too Their teeth developed cav
tiles at a much greater rate than ever before.
If emotions are as important in causing
tooth decay as many dentists think the next
step is TO find way TO teach patients to
meet their difficulties zquarely, reach the best
solution and not let worries wreck both them
and their chewing apparatus
II your sweetheart doesn't live up 20 ex.
pcctations perhaps you should got now one
a false husband may be just a stepping
stone 90 false teeth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

a good many others were in various stages
of arrested decay. That means the hole
gnawing" had started but something suddenly
had stopped II.
Years Of studying the tooth troubles Of
emotionally upset people led Or Briggs 10 say
to the girl, Your lost teeth and many cavities
make me believe that you have had an un-
happy childhood"
For moment the patient may have looked
around the room for a crystal bah. or other
occult paraphernaha but the dentist calmly
added that he suspected her life was more
settled and happy now because the process of
decay in her mouth had stopped
All this was true.
The girls mother had died when she was
two years old. She had spent unhappy child
hood years living with various relatives where
she felt she was dslikcd and unwanted Her
father whom she loved started drinking TO
excess.
The girls life was only a miserable OK
istcncc Her teeth-those that had not fallen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

foods as milk, eggs butter and fresh
vegetables are very important Cod liver OIL
or some natural source Of Vitamin may be
necessary for many people who do not get
enough sunshine
Studies have shown that certain Southern
States with abundant sunshine have less tooth
decay than States where old Sol doesn't beam
so generously. And we know that the ultra
violet in sunshine helps build up Vitamin
in the human body.
Maybe that is one reason that one county
in Texas was discovered recently where teeth
were almost perfect They have 5000 hours
OF sunshine each year.
Another reason might be that people living
in such a sunny cline have Sunny dispositions
and do not suffer from upset emotions.
In Deaf Smith County, according 10 re-
port TO tho American Dental Association by
Or Edward Taylor Of the Texas state De-
partmCnt OF Health S. nativc-bom people
ranging from two years 90 middle age were
picked az random, their teeth examined and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

child that keeps a worried mother continu-
ously m the dentists chair a struggle 20
make both ends meet when there's no cash
may cause filters that viii only make mat
tiers worse by bringing in bundle Of tooth
repair bills Serious illness in the family may
turn some worrying members teeth into a
total liability.
But maybe the cause Of those endless cavi-
ties is just an unhappy love affair that needs
10 be erased from the mind
For four years one of the patients reported
by Or Briggs lived happy married life with
her husband. They seemed exactly suited 20
one another until one day cloud appeared
on the matrimonial horizon another woman.
When the young wife found that hubby
was unfathful instead Of just taking it on
the chin and looking for a new interest, she
turned into a nervous wreck and went 20
mental hospital.
While she was there her teeth, once almost
faultess, started going to pieces. She had
one filling after another
But in time she snapped out Of her mental
stalemate, got a divorce from the tooth
wreckng husband and married another man.
Then came the dental payoff-with divi-
dends Welded bliss in the second instalment
seems to have ended her tooth troubles and
her dentist her only on rare occasions
after her second marriage.
Inferiorty completes II they're bad
enough may be the ruin OF many good set
set Of "uppers." Another case Or. Briggs cites
is that of a young high school girl who
thought everyone looked down on her, that
she was somehow a black sheep. Her teeth
were full OF holes,
But learning the ropes that turned her
into a super-secretary settled that With a
little help she learned how TO settle her own
problems along with those of the boss and TO
have confidence ia her own decisions. After
sohality
a young man Of wealthy family and per-
feet health had almost perfect teeth until he
was eighteen years old. Then he left home TO
become an aviator.
He had trouble at the school Couldn't get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

out W ere turning
into shells.
Then she moved 20
the home of her only
friend, another aunt
and there she was
happy
In this new con.
tented environment
her teeth stopped
wearing out and this
was the arrested de-
cay the dentist saw
A good diet is im-
portant for tooth
health, Of course -
and such protective
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

along with new people,
and missed the attention
Of his doting family.
Finally, instead of TAX
ing the new situation in
his stride he turned into
an irresponsible drunk
ard
After eight years he
landed in a psychiatust's
Office. and it was just a
question Of where do
we go from here " He
was a mental and emo
tional wreck and an cX-
animation showed that
his teeth were as dilapi-
dated as his mind.
How an unhappy
childhood might be a
forcrunncr Of toothless
old age is shown by an
other case.
A young girl, only
nine teen, visited the
dentists office. Nine
teeth already were miss
ing from her mouth and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
no cavities found.

no cavities found.
This remarkable
condition was attrib-
uted, in part, 10 the
high per cent of cal
cium carbonate in the
soil in that locality.
Calcium being one of
the minerals impOr-
tant in tooth forma-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

IllOl uoG . VI hAAAAH l'lAAy 80
love.
Maybe your mind is
"gnawing holes" in your
teeth.
The Roman states
man. Cicero. said, nearly
two thousand years ago:
The diseases Of the
mind are more numerous
and more destructive
than those Of the body
With this statement
Or F. f. Briggs. Fellow
Of the American College
OF Dentists, OF Bangor.
Maine. agreed In a re-
cent report on how men,
tai unrest can cause
tooth decay.
NJ deal m en- the
world over recognize the
misChscvous role that a
mind can play in caus-
ing physical ills, Many
cases Of stomach ulcers,
high blood pressure
arthritis and other dis
eases are traced at least
in part, 10 worry fear
or just an habitual bad
temper that throws a
monkey wrench into the
-ha4llA-,s regulating ma
chinery the ductless
or cndocrinc glands
a business PROPOSE
tion that didn't pan out
right may be causing
the prolonged and dis
astrous upset that gradu.
ally eats away one mana
valuable tooth enamel.
MaNhn It's a nanrhtN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
But Jealousy. Fear. Haired
and Other Forms of Mental
Unrest Also Will Send You
To the Dentist More Often
Than If You Have a Well
Controlled Mind
BY IRMIS JOHNSON

your teeth pieces? 10 expensive filings fall
"a at the drop of hat and decays start like wild
IRE under last years nlays?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

dition six months ago and you now nave
scarcely a tooth without a cavity, don't
blame him He probably did his job all
right but it might be wise 10 check up
on your emotions, Maybe you're scared
morose or unhappily in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

~ hmer,a6 w,.ky Ine Gf,at Brtan RiEhts Rese7e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

msnd for electric power, tele-
phones and other commodities
definitely in advance Of the pre-
vious record-holder, the 194o-4l
season. \t\.I
As an example. Thomas II.
Bedall. general manager OF the
local power company, says his
books show more than 12.OOO
customers at present as COM
pared with slightly more than
10000 at the corresponding time
one year ago.
Miami Beach schools counted
large registrations. Sidney Eli
son. supervising principal. re-
ported an increase of approx
mately 10 per cent in enroll
ments.
Predictions as to "the season"
are completely lacking this year.
One fact, however stands out
that the city has more room for
its visitors than ever before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Feel War Remote

zone Idea we would like 10
squelch," he said, sis the feeling
that Honolulu il In war zone.
Nothing could be further from
the truth. We are over 1000
miles from Japan and less than
1000 miles from California. We
actually feel much farther re-
moved from the war than peO-
pie on the mainland"
Asked II japanese residents
presented a serious problem be-
cause Of the present tension
between Washington and Toxic,
Thacker almost exploded.
"The Japanese In Hawaii are
Just as good, loyal citizens as
any others. There isn't the
slightest hint of a racial prob
lem. Hawaii II a real melting
pot and we never think of the
Japanese among us as other
than good Americans. They
are buying defense bonds, serv-
ing In our army and have proved
themselves completely loyal.
There Is no japanese problem
IN the islands"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Passenger
Club lead
Is

THE Detroit Passenger Club
Il has elected c. L. Vekovius.
city agent for the New York
Central Railroad, as president.
TO succee l.. X. Tannahill,
Northern Pacific Railway rep
resentative.
Other officers elected were
Harry MERCER of the New York
Central, vice president; Fred p.
Baldwin of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
and w. J. Rintoul of the Great
Northern Railway, to the board
OF governors.
The club, organized in 1911
with a membership of II rail-
road passenger men. now has
200 members, embracing men
from all branches of transport
tation. hotel managers and travel
editors.
Vekovius has been with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Trumpeter Swans
Increase 700 Pet.

FROM A census count Of SO
In 1884 10 211 in 194l. the prac-
tically extinct trumpeter swan
shows all signs of holding its
own. according to a joint report
of the fish and wildlife service
and the national park service.
A small flock of these birds is
found on the Red Rock Lakes
National Wildlife Refuge and in
Yellowstone National Park and
the surrounding area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Arizona Limited
Resumes lis Runs

RESUMPTION OF regular
runs by the Arizona Limited be-
tween Chicago and Phoenix,
Ariz.. Is announced by c. p.
Bradley. general passenger agent
for the Rock Island railroad.
The first west-bound trip will
be made December Is from Chi
cago through Kansas City 10
Phoenix. and the first east-bound
trip from Phoenix December IL.
Trips will continue on odd dates
as long as travel warrants. tn
trip requires 80 hours.
Operation Of the Golden State
Limited and the Californian will
continue on present daily sched-
ules.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Assured by Fleet

There IL less war talk in
Honolulu than In Detroit
Thacker declared. I'VE are In
tensely interested In defense
and are conscious Of war dan
ders, but we also know that we
arc guarded by the main body
OF tho strongest fleet I'm the
world. There has never been
the slightest hint Of war risk In
travel between Hawaii and the
mainland.
with the great influx Of SOL
diers and sailors In the develop
ment OF Hawaiian defenses, the
island population has increased
10 per cent In the last year.
There was some difficulty In get
ting passage during the peak Of
the defense rush, hut now most
Of the service men and defense
workers have their families with
them and facilities for tourist
travel are as abundant a. ever"
Thacker said Hawaiian BUSH
ness men predict a marked in
crease in tourist travel 10 the
islands this Winter because the
war has curtailed travel to the
Orient and to Europe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
to Honor
Indian Bird Woman

SACAJAWEA. FAMOUS Sho-
shone Indian bird woman" who
acted as guide and interpreter
for the Lewis and Clark expedi-
ton is to be memorialized by
the erection OF a natural granite
monolith over her grave in the
Shoshone Indian reservation
near Fort Washable. Wyo. The
monument is being placed by
the Wyoming historical land
mark commission and is sched-
uled 10 be dedicated this Fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Followed the Sea

Thacker continued al sea until
he obtained a masters license
and also served as a pilot at
San Francisco and Honolulu.
He finally quit the sea 10 enter
the hotel business, and now is
married and has two children.
All this he has packed into less
than so years.
He was accompanied 10 De-
troit by Charles J. Peach, also a
delegate 50 from the Honolulu
Realty Board and chairman Of
the FILA housing program in
Honolulu. Peach, accompanied
by his wife and son, stopped
here en- route 10 Washington 10
confer with Nathan Strauss,
FILA administrator.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Miami Beach
Prepares
For Influx
MIAMI BEACH. Nov. 8.

MIAMI BEACH. Nov. 8.
MIAMI BEACH artisans today
WI were rushing to completion
the job of readying the largest
amount of living space ever
boosted by this famous resort
city.
Most of the 35 hotels and the
Anew apartment buildings con-
structed last Summer were in
the landScaping stage of develop
ment as an advance guard Of
sunshine seekers made its an
nual appearance.
With these early seasonal ar
rivals came scores who own per-
manent Winter dwelling places
on Miami Beach's mainland"
and on the islands within the
city limits.
Utility workers report early
consumption far in advance of
any season in the pasta de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
await roveI Safe,
Hotel Chief Declares

ing career that has taken him 70
all parts of the world. He and
a brother. who now owns the
Plaza Hotel in San Francisco,
served with the United States
Navy in the World War and
followed the sea as merchant
sailors after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

There will be times OF high
water when most Of the area
will be submerged, the Sem
inoles will tell you, but when
water subsidies the area will be
the closest approach 10 paradise
one may expect TO find in this
mundane sphere.
The Seminole is friendly sort
OF fellow especially IL he
scents a quarter in the offing
-. and il he happens 10 like
the cut Of your jib. he may even
invite you 10 nibble at a piece
Of broiled alligator tail or
hold on 10 your hats!
a little crisp brown morsel which
you'll learn too late is rattle
snake meat!
Now let's take a quick glance
at some of the towns along the
western coast. There's Sarasota,
for example, with the Ringing
Museum of Art, housing one of
the two largest art collections in
the world $50 old masters
=. the worlds largest individual
collection of Rubens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
Air Fares Reduced

Thacker said the defense boom
and rising cost OF living had not
increased the cost Of a trip TO
Hawaii. AS a matter of fact,
clipper fares have been reduced,
he explained. while steamship
fares are unchanged. Honolulu
is Is miles from the mainland
by plane and four and one-half
days by ship.
Thacker has had an interest