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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
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paiYailups homs defense corps
NESTING regularly ~iih eompisis
squipmsnt 10 IN need ~ further 70
ofsals. u 10 announced Training
sessions are held ..sh tuesday
evening st \ s'eioes ~ me nihs
ismpls and snYons .ishlns 10 lasn
may a. .. al ths Chamber a cesns
msr.s office on Monday ~ Thurs
daY evenings nst~ssu ~ assd ,
ciosk Tho organization IL .
uulf ~ the national defense pro-
gram cot ap ~ tho psssssisHt @iin
prlafsiio tAfgaaFais healing ina
pFoEF~m
Local officers ass Capt " ~
Morris. commanding officer. Hsss
sld Lssman. first iisutsnsni. VIII
isna Dsnnls ard Ead sssefns ace
ana il.iiisnaats Adrian fiasstts,
first ssrsssnt John Porter sna
Glen Eisarns. technical ssfss.atz.
and Lee fhomas aud Al Niehaii.
sssKsanis
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ERE'S MORE ABOUT
Main Street
STARTS on FssE oNE

gree n spanish ~ the 2sth com
mencemrnt exercises - ths Md
dlebury l. nElaEs schools Middle
bury college. VI. NJ. Thursday
Mr.. v. " Nunoastsr q stella
COON sailed from seattle Friday
- Jon her husband ~ Fairbanks.
Alaska.
Larry Iehner. =. son ~ Ii. Col.
and Mn. Charle. X. Iehner. Fort
LsVls. hss n~en IN in the station
hospital for several weeks. BE =
now eonvalescing At home.
II. Joseph n. Roberts. post pub
he relations officer At Fort Lewis.
spent the weekend At his home IN
Seattle.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Mar.han d.
Randol have recently moved into
quarters on the post Gen Randol
Is with the 4lst Division.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence fns and
son. Dickie. Of Bonneville. recent
IL visited at the home q Mr.. Foxs
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n. fox Of
Steilac m.
Miss Christine Thuai If Ia
coma Was a visitor recently At her
former home in Nenatches.
Bill Thompson. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raw Thompson Of Gravelly
lake. Is now a second lieutenant
at Hamilton field. Calf.
The Tim kimhalls Of Interlssken
and the ken Sorrells Of Steilacoom
lake are planning a trip 10 Sun
Valley this month.
Clarence l. Haynes. IT,, Of IN
coma and Fred !. Williams 81 Puy-
allup have been mailed question
nsires by the Wenatches draft
board office
Chester Charles Peterson. -.
Spanaway. and Barbara Margaret
sprouffske. II, Bremerton. made
application Friday for a marriage
license at the Kitsa county audit
or's office in Port Orchard.
Ernest Beamish OF Tacoma has
made application for the post Of
Kitsap county welfare administra-
tor.
MIR. and Mrs. Bill Bowers and
daughter, Betty. OF 1923 So. G st.
have opened their summer home at
Lone Rock in kitsap county and
will reside there during the month
Of August while Bowers commutes
To his employment as a press room
mailer
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Parrish
Of Tacoma recently moved 10 Ret
sill
Recent guests at the home of
DIR. and Mrs. {. G. Trimbie were
The Rev. and Mrs. ". II. Forsyth
Of Ferndale. The latter formerly
was pastor Of Trinity Methodist
church.
Miss Olive Irene Moe, 2346 SO.
X st. is doing medical social serv-
ice work with the American Friend
Service committee in Torreon. Goa
hula, Mexico. Trained at the In
ternational Relations Institute AT
Otterbein college, Westeryille. o.
she is one OF 100 college students
who is giving her summer yaca-
tion to help improve international
relations. Miss Moe. a senior IN
pre- medics at the University of
Washington. last summer was
delegate TO the American Japan
student conference in Tokyo.
shirley McCorkIe. former Taco
man and now operator Of a ranch
near Thorp. Wash, is visiting mere
for a few days.
Domenieo MarsilIo. 31l5 SO. {
st. mas just returned from East
Missouls. where ne has been visit
ing his father
Sgt Donald Paine, Co. A, le4th
Tank Battalion. will be guest solo
ist at services Sunday at Christ
Episcopal church He will sing the
"23rd Psalm" BY Malotts
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Cain Signing Bonds

MAYOR Harry = Cam as Busy
saturday sffising rs Signature 81
800 Coo - sstsf nanas stIeh fns
city recently SID a. tao per
cent lntsrsst rats
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ASTROLOGICAL GROUP

The Astrological Diseusslon
Group g1ll meet Monday evening,
August Il. atsp m. IN so2 Wash
ington building , - Moore Siii
b tho speaker lis subject vii b.
Astrological Signs.
Or n o. Hoover has returned
10 ~. practice Of OstsopathY al
TO Fidelity oi6E. adv.
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TREATED At HOSPITAL

r y Barfoot 81 n 203t Har-
riaon ~. Nss taken ~ police am
bulsncs n the county hospital Pm
day evening for treatment ~ ciit
over ~ right 80 Officers ssif
re man couldl nof explain h0N ne
received the injury
Away better butter 90 Gov
Butter store - Adv
Bedding plants fiinz f1orisf Al
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Arnoia LlndeH CO n BGth IN
fantry FRIDAY reported - police
rhs theft - mans toilet ease
from TIE waiting room q me Union
station Afa. Nellss Jase4r ~ 1907
"a foih -. complained th4t .
.a1ys 3Oo.sn coat. waived a. SIS.
Nss taken from her car sh4ea as
parked a. s. stn and Tacoma ave
More Sfores here sell Ads rs
Pure specs thsn any other brand.
adv.
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Hs.si~a ~ Ihsir r~sses. nss
Waiter Wsthia = nssahss II msms
ssrs - the rionssr Av~nas nspssst
church ~ili attend s~rsiss@ 81 ths
nlhl. camp st pss aeins.. essias
ming sunday at 40 ~ and ees.
tlnulnr through AaT ~ There
~ill 10 no services IN IN. iasal
church the nest t.a sundays
Accompanying Hsy. wsssla gill -
Mrs wstkln and their ehildfsn.
Ramona. Enld. Tommy and asths
is.n.
HOUSE r,1s.,. ~ Mrs. H~sss
willistea ~ sth ave. a " sfs
thu Misses s'raoliis ApplsY ard
Lena Grace Appi.y ~ ~, Paul.
MINI. Al- rrioiila Applsy 70
principal ef tbs .lsmsnsssy srhasis
In ~. Paul
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TRAFFIC BIa)s NED

Traffic coming INTO Taeolna from
P1yailap I'D othaF points south
East 49, disrupted FRIDAY evening
Nhen heavily loadsd losElHg
truck failed 70 clear ne under pas
= tho Seattle Tacoma hriars and
beams Jammsf h ~ opening
Local police affcsrs Fsrositsd ifsf.
81 untsl fhs truck vas freed
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Hsx walter rsdisf. nsviy "a
stslIea e..taf - The rFst Baptist
shsaeh. nFs s.disf and thssF
daukhtsf. ~iIl 10 officially vel
eam~a sunday .rsFneon fFam . -
8 eeiocs Al . r.espticn 80 to
issn - ths hosus - NJ sHa NJ.
! ~ Jen.s. snf ssh ave. N q
All church member. - the ssty are
invited In attend rev asflss
cosass here frem ths o~s tAss
nspiist church ~ seattle ara 49,
c,lplsa NJ. sew pulpit f~s ts~ fiFss
time last sunday rhs affair 70 in
charge % Fidsll. esfels.
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THE TAMAlRAlS
SCHOOL
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sss De-~r.
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csnb~rrs . N. capital Of Aus
trsLs.
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Big Celebration
Closes Saturday
Festivities Will
Siuri With purode

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WOUNDEx - Womb n
modern handy tgDss acs
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You help yourself when you buy
L 6. Defense Bonds.
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othsf F1hs Funerals
Ip to 81 zee

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Fsr=ffsrr FrsfEes Ma -
sole arr fTsrafler
Pres Arranged for Of
Cat
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our as Items of service
Intiuded in each Of these
Low rat fuDsralss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14

KRAIEnKt BUICK Salts
1880 Jos. csmpsu Ave. Hsmtrsmsks Mich.
ANDREWS MOTOR SALES. Irs.
1900 Grand River Avenvs. Detroit. hlsh.
TURNER soroR SALTS
Gas Bsuineton. Crosse Points Fart. hieh.
SUMNER MOTOR SAFES. Inc.
4si So. woodward Ave. Brminshs-, Mich.
RINKE MOTORS
$500 Van oyts svsrus. Center tine. nieh.
D. w. MOTOR SAILS
1900 niehiasn Avenue. DsHbofu. ni,h.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
7s4 PLANTS EXPANDED

Although production for national
defense Is paramount. commercial
aviation IS not going 10 be allowed
10 slump IN service. he assured
The United States and British
governments since January. either
directly or through tax deprecia-
ton provisions. have been instru-
mental in expanding 7S4 plants.
having an estimated total cost
of 81, 1873. 900. 900. he said.
An increase of LAS 600 persons
was recorded in nonagricultural
industries between May. 1910. inn
mediately prior to creation of the
national defense advisory commits
sion. and January, 1871, while
1868, 600 switched from unemploy-
ment TO pay rolls in industries
between January. 1910, and jan
uary, 1911. he said.
In manufacturing industries
alone there has been an increase
of 96S, 900 employees from May to
January. Knudsen said. Most Of
this increase was in the durable
goods industries in which en-
ployment increased by III 900
persons, or 10 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
Gov. Lehman BaIks
Late Thanksgiving

ALBANY. ". Y, March ID
INS) Vetoing a Republican
sponsored bill, Gov. Herbert II.
Lehman today blocked an attempt
by the New York Legislature to
fix by law the last Thursday in
November as the day for cele-
brating Thanksgiving in President
Roosevelt's home state. The gov
ernor has followed the Presidents
example in advancing the celebra-
ton date one week during the last
two years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
New Bases Cost
To u. 5. Set at
, S218,191,O00
BY STANLEY CARROLL


WASHINGTON, March IA
Disclosure that United States air
and naval bases on British islands
in the, Atlantic will cost this ma
ton at least $218, 191, 900 was cou-
pied with a proposal in the Senate
that the United States acquire full
title to the base sites.
Secret testimony, taken by a
House appropriations subcommit-
tee and released today. showed the
so average destroyers traded to
Britain for 99-year- leases for the
bases, were valued at So, 141 ,507.
Ranking naval officials esti-
mated at S126,0 5O,O00 the mini
mum cost of constructing the
bases at Newfoundland, Bermuda,
Trinidad, British Guiana. Jamaica,
Antigua, St. Lucia and the Ba-
hamdS.
As this testimony was being
made public, Senator Tydings CD
of Maryland, chairman of the Sem
ate territories and insular affairs
committee, proposed that this ma
ton obtain full title to the land on
which the bases are located but
warned against insistence upon
taking over the complete islands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
Arsenal TO Cost
% Million Here

Machine guns, torpedo tubes.
torpedo directors and parts for gun
mounts will be manufactured for
the United States Navy in Michi-
gan plants built by the government
and operated by the Hudson Mo-
tor Car Company. it was disclosed
today. Total cost of the plant will
be S20.000.0O0.
One of the plants will be at
Nine-Mile and Mound roads and
the other in Detroit.
The Hudson plant will be the
largest wholly-owned government
gun plant in the country outside
of navy yards and government
arSenals.
The factories will remain the
property of the government as a
permanent adjunct Of national
defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14

OF any money out Of naval funds
TO persons advocating overthrow
of the government by force.
Any person holding such beliefs
or belonging to organizations that
advocate forceful overthrow of the
government must not accept en-
ployment on any project financed
by the naval appropriation. A
one-year prison sentence is pro-
vided for violations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14

pRIrHs SALES CO.
100 nscsmb str.s,. NJ. cIsmso,. hish.
PLNNoUTH BUICK SALES
640Nstsrksssthsr Street. PiYmeuth. Mich.
KRAntR-EBERrs. Inc.
l022s West Jefferson. River Rouae. Mich.
ROYAL OAK BUICK Co. 7Ine.
l3ts woodward Avenue, Roysi OAK. Mich.
HAROLD DIETRICH
1sI0s hsin Street Wsyr.. hieh.
CRY MOTORS. Inc.
q e. Aichiaan, Npsilanti. hieh.
lIKoN MOTOR SALES
200 Biddis Avenue, Wysrdotts. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
IL Billions
Let for
Defense
international New. ser,le. wiz.

WASHINGTON. March II
Major defense contracts totaling
So. SIS $50 600 were awarded BY
the war and navy departments
from June ]. 1910. through Jan.
81. 1871. William S. Knudsen,
director general of the Office of
Production Manag ment, an
nounced today.
In addressing staff meeting of
the OPM production division.
Knudsen said things viii begin TO
rolf in defense production during
the next three or four months.
American commercial airlines
will continue to receive sufficient
motors. propellers, instruments,
spare parts and other materials
required TO maintain efficient
transportation, Knudsen an
nounced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
House IsWarned
Huge Navy Bill
Just a Starter
International News Service Wire

WASHINGTON, March IA
The program TO carry on construc-
ton of a two-ocean navy and give
this nation the worlds most pow
erful fleet moved a step forward
today with House appropriations
committee approval of a record
peacetime bill of S3.446, 585, IA.
The committee told the House
more Staggering" sums may be
required for collateral expenses of
the fleet extension program, and
at least $3.50, 976,0 900 more will
be needed to complete the current
shipbuilding program in the years
1886.
The vast sum will provide for
launching construction or COM
pleting 1888 first-line fighting ships.
including submarines. and 346
auxiliaries and smaller vessels I;
1929 planes ordered last year and
a vast expansion of naval bases
and stores. in addition to mainte-
nance of the present fleet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
Plan Show for Fort Custer

Members of the Young Peoples
Temple Club of Temple Beth FL
will present an original musical
comedy. "Ah-Choo, or Caught in
the Draft" at Fort Custer Sunday.
The members of the cast will
travel from Detroit TO the army
camp by bus. There will be no
admission charge for the soldiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14

Chief Palm running the po-
lice department at LudingtOn,
Mich, where other babies
served as mayor, fire chief,
etc, for the celebration of the
maiden voyage of the carferry
City of Flint. Ten thousand
people cheered the docking.
The significance of the babies:
Her first cargo was tons of
milk shipped to the Great At
lantic e. Pacific Tea Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
BAR ARGENTINE BEEF

The House committee denied
the navy permission to purchase
Argentine beef and other foreign
produced foodstuffs and placed a
strict prohibition against payment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14

WE have never tried to see how
Wv cheap a car we could build,
and the trim, new, more compact
models we've just added TO our
SPECIAL Series are no exception.
They're cram packed with value
thriftier; more efficient FIREBALL
straight-eight engines; soft coif
springing all around; sturdy. X
braced frames with torque- tube drive;
Buick SUPER inspired styling; finish
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14

MOTOR CITY sAlts COMP.
s7to hsct Avenue. Detroit. Mich.
neeUks MOTOR CO.
d0it FsEksli. Detroit. Mich.
BUICK RtThIL STORE
Cas- snd Amstsrdsm. General Motors BIDS.
CARSON AUTO SALES
1000 HsmiitoH Ave. Highland PARK. Mich.
HUGH COREY MOTOR salts
tIlss Grstiot. Detroit, Mich.
HscoUotI BUICK SALES
satt Grand River. Osirott. Mich.
HARIEY BUICK sttES
37s2 Cas- AvsHus. 0etolt. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14

and equipment that are typically
Buick quality throughout-and more
total room than some skies that
cost more.
They represent quality,
better cars in trimmer size at lower
prices-and ten minutes experience
with their easier handling, steadier
ride and livelier performance will show
you why they're called the prize value
of their price class.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-01-10
By IRA MILLER
Farm Identification Bureau

COME farmers apparently view the
- coming of the high line with GER
tain misgivings. Although fully con-
WINGED that the numerous benefits OF
electricity are worth many times
their cost, and while realizing that
proper wiring and lighting of the
home and buildings are essential to
the complete and satisfactory use of
the new servant they nevertheless
are concerned
Because wiring and the lighting
fixtures are comparatively inexpen-
sive, and also because they are basic
TO the service, there are few farm
ers to whom electricity is available
who feel they cannot afford them.
But when they consider the major
appliances that they want and which
contribute so much to the health,
ease and profit of farm life. they
start worrying about how they can
pay for them.
Just remember that all Of those
appliances can usually be financed
by deferred payments. OF course, if
he prefers to pay cash, the farmer
can install them one at time as
money is available. In either event,
he need not wait to enjoy, progress
sively. the comforts, conveniences
and pleasures of electrical living,
for he can commence by buying the
numerous small helpful appliances
and thereby launch his plan for
living electrically.
For the kitchen, there is an cleo
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hoped, a nice little entent on which
they could meet for the real and in
innate talk that must follow. Lucy,
who was watching her John Henry
and realizing that he was not making
a favorable impression, helped as much
as she could. Mrs. DrisColl finally went
straight to the point of the visit.
Lucy has told me the news size
began Sm!llngly. "Ot course I'm very
much interested. You see, I'm very fond
Of Lucy"
john Henry nodded and spilled some
OF his tea on his trousers.
Marriage is a tremendous expert
ment," she continued. I'm wondering
if you both realize that
We're old enough to-" John Henry
muttered.
That adds to the uncertainty of the
experiment" the hostess told him
briskly Young things in their twen-
ties are adaptable. They can change
their habits and their ideas without
much effort. We who are older get
fixed in our little ways. 1t is not so
easy to consider others
Il guess Lucy will consider me, all
right" John Henry said Unexpectedly.
She knows We won't get on unless she
does
Mrs. Driscoll's pounce was so sud-
den that he blinked.
Aren't you prepared to consider
her?" his hostess was asking. Lucy
has a very good disposition, as l can
testify" she went on. But she won't
be happy unless you consider her You
mean TO do that, don't you? Or are
you only thinking of YOURSELF" she
couldn't resist adding.
John Henry blinked again. She
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Pucker-bush Is shrub, also known
Is wax myrtle.