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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
FAITHFUL OLD FELLOW

ivory. Cobwebs linked everything
in antiquity.
FAITHFUL OLD FELLOW
There WAS movement, too. From
behind the base Of the great idol
moved the head Of king cobra
an old snake grown gray in It's
guardian service. Slowly its great
length elided past an ivory figure,
under an overturned urn. past the
skull of the skeleton. over heap
Of gold pieces. And then. when IL
seemed there was nothing for II TO
do except move In front Of the idol
and bare its ominous hood at the
invading sabu. the big cobra dou-
bled back. apparently 10 investi-
gate an inviting crevice under the
idol.
Cut" said the director in a
disappointed tone. Take him
back, please"
From the sideline moved a mid
dle-aged little woman who looked
snd dressed and talked like q H.
brarisn. or like my Aunt Mar
gsret Her name. though. was
Grace - Grace Wiley, Of olathe,
Kan.
She went over To the big snake
and put a hand under his head
and murmured, Poor baby. Hes
50 tired"
FOUGHT FEAR
knew a good deal about Miss
Wiley, who il a scientist and not
a snake charmer. She had been
curator at the museum of the
University Of Kansas. which I at
tended. Then she went To the
Museum Of Natural History In
Minneapolis. Originally an en-
tomologist, she began 10 study
reptiles to overcome q fear OF
them.
She became an authority. ac-
quired remarkable collection and
began lecturing at colleges and
before scientific groups. Since she
now lives at Long Beach, Calf,
some Of her pets have been used
in movies. The King and the
Queen. her IA and 12-foot king
eobrss. were hired for Trade
Winds
Considering the way she han.
dies her fearsome ysrmints. with
no concern for herself or other
people m the set. I assumed that
The King must have beer rem
dered harmless. No. indeed. said
Miss Wiley. a little Indignantly.
Il have not extracted one drop
Of venom from any Of my snskes.
The poison would cause sores in
their mouths and they might die.
They trust me. that's all"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
CAN OBTAIN MORE
FROM PUBLIC CHARITY

In % Of our states with half
the country's population. retired
worker can receive more. on the
average. by accepting public char
ity than he can obtain from the
insurance benefits toward which
he has been contributing \ per-
centsge Of his income during his
working years.
While IN such states supple
nenting OF insurance benefits with
sssistsnc. is permitted. members
Of inc Dovnsy investigating com
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
Present Social Security
Act Is F ull Of Iniustices

mittee point To the situation where
old-sge assistance payments in
some states are smaller than the
insurance payments. Persons In
such states can look over their
boundaries into states where sub
stantially higher payments are
made for straight oid-age assist
ance than they are allowed for
their contributions.
A difference in benefits 10
women under the two systems also
is in need Of revision, according
10 the investigators.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02

Continued From Page One)
cent of the total benefits they will
draw out Of the system, even on
claims maturing as late as 1855.
Even on claims maturing as late
as 1850. on which payments will
extend into the 21st century, the
beneficisries will contribute only
IS per cent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02

- :
IN the Ola World
The story NJ Alema ard her
loves has murh the same ecns
rlexson 80 the ether seuth So
tale N which A,ss f.sncsf ard
Hsll appeared. alta the sxesrslau
that q soieann eFurti-n takes the
place ~ the hurricane which ~ss
the feature ~ the former rrnsias-
ton.
The eruption. hs the ~sy. IL
quite . screen Accomplishment ard
reminds me n the s~ssh-oat' in
The Last DAYS n romp~.l- II
IL VERY well aane ard serves -
. powerful climax n = film ~hieh
~euid otherwise have nesn another
t.amour.Hsli you chase me
awhile
In the Second spot er Ne nee
Ratio hill 10 .rlysns Mind. an
aviation story with Richard Arier
and Jean Parker In the lead role.
Aside from ssvsrsl impreh.
ties which might have stood . hi
~ ismpsrinx. the story ls an In.
,srsstinx one, packed with sscits.
ment and seti.n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02

ers and farm workers from the
payment " benefits results in the
pouring Of benefit money into
Industrial states 10 the detrlment
VI agricultural ones Since the
public generally Is paying these
benefits, there can BE- no jusunca-
ton whatsoever for pouring into
our industrial states four times a.
much money as into our farm
states"
Only remedy for inmsiioes II
both types of old-sse grants. u is
asserted BY the senatorial com
mite. - general psnsion entire
" financed b. tns federal gov
eminent
Ito Re CONTINUED,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
By PAUL HARRISON

HOLL1WOOD-Outside a stage at General Service Stu
dos three leashed wolves paced fretfuy In
toned cage farther dozed five black panthers little
man in big western hat rounded corner scanned the
studio and asked rrtaby Dda that darn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
II DETRIMENTAL TO
AGRICULTURAL STATES

In the case Of the insurance
system. the exclusion ~ al farm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02

n the south SEA islands are a.
heauiifui a. they are pictured In
this latest Paramount creation. /
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02

ivory. Cobwehs linked everything
in antiquity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Lane Bryant Employees
Fete Mrs. Zimmerman

Mrs Edith Zimmerman, buyer
for Lane Bryant, and manager Of
the stores third floor apparel de-
partment, was guest of honor at
a dinner given by Lane Bryant
employees al The Tropics, Hotel
Wolverine last night
The party commemorated Mrs.
zimmerman s twcnty-fifth ami
versary as an executive in Lane
Byants Detroit organization.
Mrs zimmerman came 10 De-
Croft from Chicago Sept II. 1916,
when as manager She directed the
opening of the local store. At that
ump She Detroit branch was the
third u the Lane Bryant chain
that now includes seven Metro
poilan stores and rs affiliated
-rr70T7- VIZ zimmerman was man
agcr ol The Detroit store for 10
wears and today is active IN its
merchandising affairs. Louis
Frank general manager, and Nor
f0n SHERMAN advertising man
agcr were principal speakers at
t1c dinner OK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

W-Answering You-r.
NCAR-Mun ON Street-l.
.NNNZ-Nrcent Lopez-M.
WfIH sammy Kaye 81
IS EhI. ecWs
1910 y, NJ
WWT Ben Nouns "
WCAR-Froic Makers-N
WENL Musical program
WJBk Horace Heidt-M
100 =. NJ.
WIZ -J0ln the Navy
rKLW series ScrappooiN 3
VICAR, News
NNYZ-J0hnny Long N
NILB-C children sonefcst
WEEI.-NauetH music
WJBK-P0lish ladies' hour
WiqD-Lunche0n music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Knox InSpe(ts
Bermuda Bases
International news service Cable

ft't''frHf trf "'fhff'f haNtf
HAMILTON. Bermuda. Sept %
American Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox is in Bermuda today
TOR IN U1rICIdI VISlI, during which
he inspected United States naval
aid air bases now under construc-
-tion at the British islpoas
Knox arrived on a naval vessel
and discmbarkcd ON Morgan's
Island where he was met by Ber-
muda government officials. British
military staff members and Amer
ican naval and military officials
After the navy secretary. the
highest American official yet TO
visit the new Bermuda bases, was
greeted with fun military honors.
the party visited fuckers Island
and then went 10 the mainland
and 10 barrels Island to inspect
aviation bases
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

ltt5 =. ~
WIZ Buffalo Scrnnade.
WMJ FRufaTe-M
DNLW Teddy PuweU.M
VICAR Musical Roundup
NEAL-NOcal Varieties "a
1880 =. VI.
WTR Cold Cato Quartet.
WWJ--Campus Caper- 81
CKLW leighton NOBLE 49,
WCAR-Clvic news oiOrum.
WHY Football Forecast
WJLB- Tommy Tucker-M
.WEHL-Dance muse.
1913 T., NJ.
WIR Men w. Mich ST.
WWJ Mich ve Mich So
WNYI Mich VS. Mach S
VICAR Mich Ne MICh S
WJLR NJ. S. Army -lrl.G.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
SATURDAY MORNING

NJBK-Christian Science.
s:i6 A. NJ
WE AR-Radio Revival r.
WFNL- Wayne Gospel
NJBk Musical Menu-Ai.
. 100 4. VI.
WiR Jones and
WtNI Tune TePpers "
VIC SIR News
WNNZ- Musical Mulwnee
WEXf-Musical program.
WJBk News.
0.I5 a VI.
WWJ-u. OF ID. program.
NCAR-Jungle jim ID.
WNNL News.
NJBK-Favor.te Melodies
$3.50 \. VI.
WtR-Work prepares Y. S,
the Free.
CKLW-Myrtle Labbitt-T.
party-M.
NNYZ-f Polka Dots-M
WJBk-polsh Varieties v
0;45 A. NJ.
WIZ Musical
CKLW Musical program
WCAR-Rcv. II Weinzier
WNYL-Rosa Lee 81.
10000 a. VI.
WJR--Jackson Wheeler I
WNNJ Lincoln Hiway-D
CKLW News
VICAR eWs Setenads y
WXTZ-ReN Maupiu "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

After TIC street light puzzle
is solved there is the matter Of
The hundreds of thousands Of
lighted store windows and street
signs. That's Still listed as un-
finished business on the OCD
books.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

WJLB-Ethsl Wlntts-R.
MEAL-Nariety Music.
1918 A. NJ.
WIR BUR- iyes-M.
CkLW Bill LeRis-M.
1880 a. II.
WIR-N0iCe 90 Broadway.
WJ-Vaudevllie theater
CkLW-U s. army hand,
WCAk-lady OF charm N,
NNNL-Our BArn-N.
WlIB Wnif1 music
WENL- Music Program
10t4S A. n
WJR-Nrs. PAGE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Complete Radio Programs For Today
-,%SS MORNING

WFKI.-DanC music
MJBk- Xavier Cugaf ~.
1850 A. NJ.
WIZ Over Hollywood T.
WWJ ole Focrch-M.
CRLW-With the Guards.
NXYL-iiOusewlfe seren ID
NJLB Morning Moods-M
WJBk jungle Jim 10.
TTsF5 u VI.
WWJ-MIch Humane Soc.
CKLW Musical
WCAR-Here comes Band
WIBk NeWa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

" 90 noon
NJH Launching o.
Fafrich.
MWJ Matinee ln EnEtam
CkLW Nev
WCAR--New
NhNZ News.
WJLB-News. music
WFNT.-HaWallan music
WJBK-Children s hourly.
12s15 T.. NJ
WWJ-NOur G0v't-p.
CkLW Dance ihNfIme
WCAR-Luucheon CW1-M.
WNYZ Waltz Sereradc
WENL-Musical program.
~ 30 =. NJ
NIR-Lcts Pretend 81.
NWJ--Lee Smlis-I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
FRIDAY AFTERNOON

TNfs rrrsfsu rat been
rven Ire detroit Times
~ The stations hrre.n
fetr6 ~ ere presentation
re scheduled are mon c1
me ar The fau.f les with
the stations and rt Tht
Detroit Zines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Defense Notebook
BIdckout Speed
Essential 10
Foil Raiders
Notebook
By W. W. CHAPLIN

Nsns Ssnics Defense Erneu
Crisis curfew: Successful de-
Tense Of any American city sub
iectcd 10 night AIR raids would
depend 20 large degree on tho
speed with which Che hlackout
was imposed.
Kansas City strikers recently
proved m q promptly Debated
demonstration that instantsn-
eous hlackout IS possible in at
least some w.ddie-si2od cities as
Wei as l0 small towns But it's
p mechanical problem elsewhere
'hst reaches lis knotuest right
in the baihwick of OCD Director
A:aXor f. II. LsGuardia 1.-The
cleaning city or New York
That metropolis has $4,000
street lights and only 5000 OF
them are controlled by master
switches The other 100000 are
run by time clocks synchronized
20 the rising and setting OF Tho
SON. To iurn them OIL on on az
other hours calls te# he manual
pulling oil $4,000 switches scat.
tered over 81 square miles
Must air raid wardcnS double
as lamp lighters
HffeT TIC street light puzzle
is solved there is the matter OF
The hundreds of thousands Of
lighted store windows and street
signs. That's still listed as un-
finished business on the OCD
books.
Omen The morale branch
erS are scratching their heads
trying 10 think up some name
10 replace "draftees and Sc
lectees" in the defense army.
Both suggest an unwillingneSs 10
serve. which is unfair and bad
for morale. TraineeS is only
-raad- enough far rockies
Omen Cd" for defense)
might do IT, but it's apt 10
cause confusion with I'd
Hoover'S boys This department
viii pass on any good SuggeS-
lions, with fun proper credit to
The proper army authorities.
Poundage Some army draft
boards are still reported 10 bc
turning down SelecteeS for un-
derweight From what I've seen
Of the army nesSes that condi-
non would soon be corrected by
"a little army life
But If regiStrce is turned
Aa+rF4- fti l4is 4-a5a 7f4el i-t-rt ~
wants 10 Join the armed services
he might try hitch in the
Marine Corps. The leathernccks
put all new men through
break-in course al Paris Island
which is one Of the most rigor-
Gus anywhere But the hedg-
ling marines leave Paris Island
heavier. on tAe- average. -lhA5z- 4ila-
pounds.
y Salt talk The United states
Navy is the most modern in the
world, bur its service that
loves tradition Some of the
language used al sea dates way
back into The days before steam
on the new battloship North
Carolina the men on the ship
preface every order with The
admoniton Now hear this
That dates back 90 the days oi
orders shouted into the teeth OF
a gale on an open deck.
The man that gets the boys up
in the morning SAYS over the
announcer Now hear this Lot
an hands turn 90 and repair out
ship
The raNages OF the night are
not as severe on the North Car
DINA as they were on the trg-
atcs Of an earlier day, but the
sailors first morning job IS still
the same 70 roll up their bell
bottom pants and holystone that
teakwood deck.
pEyx*<lM'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

400 A. 81.
WJR-C0untrv Journsl-T.
WWJ-Consumer Timc-I.
CKLW News.
VICAR Ecws
WNYI News
Multiplying Beporter-f.
WENL-Muslcal Menu-I.
11S A. N.
WWJ-GCrrv McSafety-T.
CELW--Rhythm Romance.
WrAe-Chlld's partN-N.
W.tYL--R Rhythm reflections
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

International Nsns ss1ics Defense krner
Crisis curfew: Successful de-
Tense Of any American city sub
iected 10 night ar raids would
depend 20 large degree ON tho
speed with which Che hlackout
was imposed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

Omen The morale branch
erS are scratching their heads
trying 10 think up some name
10 replace "draftees and $50
lectees" in the defense army.
Both suggest an unwillingneSs 10
serve. which is unfair and bad
for morale. TraineeS is only
,voo4 enourh for. rockies
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15
Gage Der 8otbolifta in :Gfak-
- Qothrimaem

;: ;: ssssu. einent &aoioberidt ipnrbe bon
Der standardization oes 8atifan er-
Hart su;bie &atbolifen glfdB= 2otbrin-
gems ipiiroen i'm ae,,et Elmer ara,,ias
nea. 8etfols,,ie gepriift''. grfldreno
fiiat Ser botitonifbe 8eritbt 'bi,,an:
,,Die Ga3is s8eb0roen perhl6en in al
len neSsfihen 5ormeit nnb' Mabnab>
men, Der: Bebolfet,,,,e bie berberblis
hem gerirrn,ieen ibrer 8arteipbilo-
IopBie anfa,io'pineem. so :: ,puroen
.beifpielspeiie alle fdtbolifden edit
len eeibloHen, olle. Drbensibipeitern
6es 2ebro,ntesentiest, iiberan Die Sit
ler- -sss,oenos sOrbeaniiation eineefiibrt
l,no iogar 5abIreide 3naben tpuroe,t
sur Raaifi5ierune nod DeatidIono
seibidt. - ...'..~.
: Mlle Seminarien uno Miiiions=
fdnlen ,pnroeu aeIdloIien. Biidof
@ub bon Strabbnre ipnrbc berbannt
unb es 'tpurbe ibm nidn eeitaitet, nod
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15
Miitnpd, ben is. Sanaar 1911

Oepet UuHt II. NuyHII ~ UPI SuItets
BON %. Sftober llnb s. Robenlber
lin Gunlanicn, ioipie anl 10. geopelnber
i'm Gunlanien 1lllb III Der giirfei.
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ten. gnfanslid l,eieten Die pilien.
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|norieren, .er iplirbe pcrlaht nnb per-
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bebeuteno{tell Sn1peritdnbigen, Der
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bon Ser ltniperiitot bon 8afbil,gton,
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Der 3nfous=Sppotbefe nidt ntebr oits.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15
giaenartise GrSbebenborberiase fiji,
1871

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Gbtpere nno berbeereuoc @robebe,l
,peroen bon einem Cigar 6. E6rupps,
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of Ganooa'' norausaeiaet. @r iiebt
nidt tpeniger ols iieben @robebea
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nesipeas Inn leibte, e,,tipeber nur
BON Seismometer,t reeiltrierte. :. ooer
bod. nur mdbig ipiirbore ,groeridiit<
terMneen, lonoern ftets ,,m idtuere,
f6redenerreaen6e @rldiitterupgen ser
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@robebenitorfe loa iid aeittpeiie TO-
gar. Bis at ben, .bobere,t @rooen oer
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ten bob Die. MenIdbeit nod ben 1ero.
bebenortieens 8ataitropbea oie{es ,no
Deg beraonseneu SSobres, int ,,te,.er
Sssabr o,,6. nod bon Observation-Disclosures,
geplaet 'peroen tpirb, oie. in .ibren
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|mea utotalen" arieees at peraleihea
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1turansbriide, Die fi6 im la,iieuoeu
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15
MQerlti aus aucr &eIt H.

! aucr 8elt H.
slller Ieligionsunterribt mllB, og
anltliden Goribriften gemoB,, allBer
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SSn eSerro MauL ser bebe,,tenoIter
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Der Sagllng mar pieber Der Bolts
berein, Der ieinen Sanptiis in Bortt
Mleere bat. @eitum aus ben Solo
MEN iparen biele Sauienoe, Mannel
,no ssralte,L S,,genb, bic Seeliorae,
,,nb Die Yaitorbeiter bes 8olfsbereins
berbeieefon,lnen. Gin lebenoiees Sra,
gen ,ino Sorgen nm bie biclelt bran.
9enben ,,no entibeioenben anlie9e,'
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fden Rolonien lag iiber Der aae,ing
SSn ibrem Mitfelpnnft itonben sic
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dus @onaalea eepibmet tporen.
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