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saucepan and water bottle. In order not to impede his mobility. he can carry with him only very small rations. If these are ex- hausted, he often subsists on raw meat.
 The only weapons of the Ev- zones are rifle and bayonet. With -to.hand fighting their favorite method of attack, the latter is of special importance.
 In every war, the Evzones are entrusted with missions which require particula- skill and courage. They al Q always the first to attack and the last to withdraw. In the present war. they covered the retreat of the Greek forces during the first days of the Italian invasion, then formed the vanguard of the troops which drove the FascistS back into Albania.
 Greece knows well how much she owes to the daring and en- durance of these mountain troops. After the Balkan Wars, King George 1 openly acknowl- edged the exceptional position of the Evzones by introducing the practice of recruiting the Royal Guard exclusively from Evzone units. Ever since, spe- cially selected Evzones, each one of them at least seven feet tall, have filled the ranks of the Guard.
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all, but such American stuff as I'm Nobody's Baby"
 Spelling Less0n-If you want 10 drive the gentlemen and ladies of the Fish and Wildlife Service crazy, just address them as wild life two words, instead of one). If you ask them why, they'll tell you that wild life" has something to do with wine. women, song, and night clubs" and bejabers, "wildlife' IS nothing like that at all.
 Toast That Burns-Over at the Army, national defense has result ed in rejuvenation of an old yarn. Here's how: With defense defined as protection of our shores. the coast artillery those boys who fire the longest range guns we have) has come in for considerable at tention Just to keep them in their place, the men of other branches frequently repeat the toast offered by a general at an Army banquet not so many years ago: Here's 10 these sterling men of the coast ar tillely; they haven't fired gun since 1872
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Empire Classifiees Pay!
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Dogs Dief
 k(ut Out

BRUSSELS Jan. 25.--The day of the mutt dog in Belgium is over.
 Dog food, and other food as well is SC scarce that unpedigreed dogs are denied rations.
 The Belgian Kennel Club inter vened to have ration cards issued for pedigreed dogs. Immediately Immediately there was scramble of many owners to prove their own pets were pedigreed Dog experts ex- amined many, saved some, rejected others.
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the storm unscrewed a water pump from the top of a well pipe Re- covered some distance away, the pump was easily replaced-not one thread stripped-S Smith said.
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MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NoRTHBOUND

. Tyee scheduled to arrive at Q am. Sunday. Goes to Sitka . from Juneau then south. . Mount Mckinley scheduled to . arrive Monday May have 6'2 . days mail aboard. Q Princess Norah scheduled to ar . rive Monday afternoon or . evening. May have about half Q a days mail aboard. o North Coast due Tuesday . SCHEDULED SAILiNGS c Barancf scheduled to sail from . Seattle g pm Monday. . Tongass scheduled to sail from c Seattle January 28 Q Northland scheduled to sail . from Seattle January 3l at 0 10 am
 . SOUTHBOIrND SAlLINGS Q Alaska southbound Monday. . LOCAL sADLiNGs . Estebeth scheduled to sail every . "Wednesday at p. m. for Sit . ka and wayports. . Naha leaves every Wednesday Q at a. m. for Petersburg. Port . Alexander, Rake and way . ports.
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Defense regulations forbid the ringing Of chuf.h bells in Eng land excep. to signal the end of the war or a German land ing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-25

Daughter of the former Austrian minister to the United States. Patricia Prochnik makes her bow in Washington as night club singer. Prochnik lost his job when Hitler's legions overran Austria.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-25
Freak of TWisier
 Revealed in Texas

DRESDEN, Tenn, Jan 25-Guy Smith comes up with the saga of the meticulous twister
 At the home Of a friend he said,
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TIDES TOMORROW

(Sun Time)
 High tide-0:20 am, 1858 feet. Low tide-6;o0 ann, 2.2 feet. High tide-l2:04 pm. 18.l feet. Low tide-6:35 pm, -2.6 feet.
 Tide. Monday
 High tide-l.01 am, l64 feet. Low tide-6:42 am. IT feet. High tide-12.47 pm, l82 feet. Low tide-7l4 pm, -26 feet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Episcopal Church
Launches PROGRAM

Setting goal Of 1000 10 be
used in the renovation Of Christ
Episcopal church, a Embarrassing
campaign was recently launched
by members Of the parish in COM
memoration Of the 18th anniver-
ssry Of the consolidation Of the
old st. Luke's and Trinity churches
into the present Christ church,
which is located at No. Sd and
X SITS.
improvements contemplated in
clude the reconstruction OF the
church foundation, repairs to the
roofs of both church and parish
house and general renovation OF
the entire church property ac-
cording TO Stewart Simpson, who
is directing the project.
Others connected with the pro-
gram are w. J. Conner. construc-
ton, A. z. Graham, general COM
nittee. A. f. Graham and r. p.
Stevens. women's organizations.
The work, expected TO he COM
pleted by summer. will return the
church to its former position as
among outstanding examples Of
church architecture in the west
The Rev. Robert F. Pfeiffer IL
rector.
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Dear Mas GREY am . ypunE
wife Who musl work for . whlls.
At least. until my husband gets .
fcotheld In business We eotb real.
lse tbs and yet Il causes us
great deal II anhsppinsss. Ia.
It's really quite q problem. for !
am faced with the necessity 81
keeping my ieh And ., the ssms
time I desire NTH Al my heart u
have our marriage b . suesessful
ons
10 ycu have any magical rulss~
far . suecessfni marriage whom the
wife has 10 york for . While 10
help make both ends meet
WORKING WIFE
D~ar Working wifei ! css
giss ,eu q few ribs that am
swre VIII help ,eu but thes are
Nv .. mean. srsasieaf"I they're
based IN remfpen sense.
first 81 ell. attempt IA reach
IN understanding With ,euf hus.
hand aheus ,eur ~eskiss. This
10 very Important. far shvsshiss
the thing eat IN advance tahes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Musicians Complete Plans
For Sundays Youth Rally

A young peoples rally Will be
held in Normanns hall. SO. 18th and
X SITS. Sunday at 2.3o p. m, under
direction Of Wesley and Neil Moore
OF Everett. The young men will
display their skill on 81 different
musical instruments in a program
Of religious music. The rally. in
terdenominational, is also open 10
adults.
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Bethel Lutheran Announces
Home Missionary PROGRAM

Under auspices Of the Women's
Missionary society, a special Home
Missionary program will be held
al Bethel Lutheran church, So
Saith and SITS. Sunday al 3 p. m,
according 10 the Rev. z. A. Larson.
pastor. The Rev. Stanley Sand
berg. regional director Of missions
will deliver the message. Selected
music will round out the program.
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Church 10 Honor
Charter Member
Mason Methodist Plan,
soth Anniversary Program

Mrs Louisa 6. Hopping only
living charter member Of Mason
Methodist church. Nc 2sth and
Madison SITS, Il taking ar active
pat in Is 50th anniversary eele-
hrauon. and vii be the featured
speaker Sunday At 80 .. m.
She vii tell the story Of the
church from It's beginning to the
present time. Illustrating her talk
With many interesting picture, Of
is early workers who contributed
much 70 its development. Mrs.
Hopping will relive that April IL,
1891. when dedicstorisl services
were held at Mason chapel. Park
and Boulevard Adm with the
Rev. F. B. Cherington. d. p. de-
lvering the principal address
Among the Mason pioneers OF
whom Mrs Hopping will speak
are George F. Witty. W. 2. Hop
ping and w. L. Bretherton. mem
bers Of the committee in charge
Of the dediCatorial service.
Mrs Hopping will relate how
Allen c. Mason. as an inducement
10 people to settle in the north
end, offered two lots TO any de-
nomination which would erect
building for purposes of worship.
The memory of another man. DR..
George c. Wilding, pastor of the
First Methodist church at the
time. who had the vision to i'm
plant Methodism in another sec
. ton Of the city with a part OF
his own congregation, also will be
concentrated.
The morning service. opening
81 Il, will be conducted by Bishop
Bruce r. Baxter. resident bishop
Of the Portland area Of the
Methodist church. who win de-
liver the anniversary sermon.
Bishop Baxter also will speak
at Epworth Methodist church, So
sth and Anderson SITS, Sunday at
$50 p. m.
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BY LOUIS NJ. SCHNEIDER

NEW YORK - William Beye.
vice president of the United States
Steel Corporation. and Philip Muir
ray, head Of the Steel Workers or
ganizing committee and president
of the c. !. O. in negotiation since
January 81. have reached a tens-
tive agreement to replace the 1887
wage schedule.
At a closed meeting today, In
Pittsburgh Murray will read the
terms TO sc local presidents Of
United states Steel plants and
about 100 sub-regional directors
and field men who help TO super
wise the locals.
S. w. o. c. had asked for a
ten per cent wage boost to SIS per
day for common laborers and a
seven per cent increase for higher
skilled workers United States
Steel employs more than 200, 900
union members.
The wage agreement with big
steel will be used by the s. w
o. c. as a model in contract ne
gotistions with other steel manu-
facturers- all Of which are
operating at capacity levels be-
cause of national defense con-
tracts.
Failed-The Berlin Grapevine
says Hitlers successor-appointee
Field Marshal Goering has def
nitely lost prestige in German
military circles because OF failure
TO gain air control over England
and the channel
ShipbuiIding - As a means OF
speeding up ship construction,
congress will soon vote the Mari
time Commission authority 10 ne
gotiste contracts on a fixed basis
This guarantees shipbuilders .
clear profit despite possible boosts
In supply and labor costs.
It's official that 543 ships are
now under construction in Ameri-
can yards. The volume totals
about s3,760, 900, 900. In addition,
there is about 100000. 900 Of
work going on in government navy
yards.
Private and government ship
construction is running ahead Of
schedule. Bethlehem steels spar
rows point division is an example
Tomorrow the company will
launch the s.75-ton Scion Truman.
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Wyoming Troops
Coming in F our
Trains Monday

roNr IIWfs-Ts> ffstn Cav
siFs regiment. Maternal Guard nit
fren cHeYenre. Wyn. IN arrive
hers Monday ~ feaf trans army
effsessis snnoanr<a hers Saturday.
A. advance aessenm<nt II fhe
regiment arrived neFe Frid>y sn6
immediately n>sen pr~r@fNtIae ~
th< nsw e~svssas r~s=ntiv eoe-
strs.zfsd - he ezsx< II Cray fs>sA
Tse rsain<ct 10 nnfe<znrd
ters~s a.. sr.nsrs~tea ~ trs<ks
r. sns erens 20 *eflor CT \ n
uflef 10 eennsnz>f
ne rsofnsrt. wn~shasef ~ 49,
Ftvs isss north. wss an>ccoua3~
shfs dsserrd
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THIS breezy young styi, has .
double purpose in lifsl Worn with
Its wsll-eut. tailored bolero. n
makes a dsshing street ensemble.
Take off the Jacket and you've .
becoming sli-oecssion frock. Anne
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10 cut and sew. The bolero. with
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You may use . stitching and but
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n, CYNTHIA GREY

Much l. said these days in favor and against women
working after they married In many quite
necessary for the wife work and what's ia sxpen
sve proposition That's when married wemsns mon
money income i greater than her earning capacity n
ether WORDS the work she Ia able "a do a. home worth
money than the dull Job she might take just TO receive
small pay check each week
On the other hand there those Who find they
must keep with their Job for while after their marraEs
II hsy want make both ends meet These ns
DESTROYS Of making Of their marriages these
who do have "a work Ther plight may he little
difficult but they viii follow tho few simple rules gven
Working Wife whose letter appears below. they vii be
able 10 get hy with flying colors
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Behind the Ticker

which was to have been completed
January. 1912
There's one fly In the ointment.
The labor grapevine SAYS that
trouble is brewing In the ship
building industry.
Autos-Automobi trade insid-
ers predict ourtailment Of rrodue-
ton within the next so 10 20 days.
A tightness has developed in metal
alloys required by auto makers.
especially in chromium and nickel.
Moreover it's impossible 10 obtain
deliveries on steel ordered now be-
fore late July. Stocks on hand VIII
not supply requirements Of the
present auto output pace.
FOODS - Grocery msnufsetur-
ing. wholesaling and retailing
trade insiders predict that bust
ness volume will be exceptionally
good during tho next few years.
Prices will show some gains, II Ia
believed, hut because ~ patriotic
cooperation" increases will he only
nominal.
Reports Are That; Can com
psnies TO benefit from increased
food sales Loews net for first
six months ending March 10 will
show gain over S3.7e share for
like period last year. Johns Man
ville's current income above man.
agement expectations British
liquidation Marshall Field shares
completed Long-pull position,
retained In Bsyuk Cigars. tobacco
leaf prices easier.
Paramount Pictures may show
SIS cents q share for quarter end
ing March al 49,. Flintkotes Jan.
usry-Fshrusry sales show smart
gain over year ago cruoibls
will be liberal dividend payer later
in year Speculative position,
retained in General Steel Castings
preferred Niles Bement- Pond
has record breaking order back
log.
Semi investment positions re-
tanned In Electric Power a Ligh,
preferred issues Warner Bros.
Pictures will show over 20 cents
share for quarter ended Feb. q
international Nickel dividend
this month keeps alive 35is years
Of unhroken distributions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10

diats,y. 10 Sid fsnis- I
havs~t bs~n over. but ] IN.
derstand sasdra Paset 10
there, too"
"ssndra." said Jan rsflsc lively.
Yes. che would he there"
No ore suggested thu, shs r.
and see Peter. and she felt q run.
ous lsssit,ids a. the prospect.
The weather had turned unss.
pseisdiy warm. and. ss the snox
melted. she and sue took long
walks around Three Oaks and into
the -oods Exercise 10 good for
me" said Sue robustiy. And you
need soms, too. gradually. Of
course
The first day they let her rds
shs took one Of Philips horses. but
did not head toward Holiymount.
Oh. {, VAS good 10 be on . horse
again sire lifted her head and
bresthsd deeply the crisp mountain
air, then found herself racing like
mad sionF the bride path
whsn she had HANDED the
hor~s 10 . groom and sss
coming bs<k toward the bes,ss.
shs ssw . limousine tugniaT In
~ the Eatss Of Three Oaks.
Hobsrt Van slist lssnsd sys Of
the car and heskoned Ia her.
Ny dear" he said sffsetlons,s-
~. 4 am glad 10 see you looking
- veil Quite recovered ,"
Quite. she said. leaving her
hands IN his How 10 Peter
His smile faded. that's VIA,
] came 70 zee you about DE want.
70 zee ard tall 70 YOU In fact.
VI. ali have a treat deal 70 discti.
with you ! hops n won't
come s shock Car you come
newt"
tie ~ eoptissssb
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Pastor Presenting Father
As Guest Speaker Sunday

Guest speaker at Calvary Meth
odist church Ea. Gath and + SITS.
Sunday at II a. m. and 7 p. m. will
be the Rev. w. II. Hertzog, father
Of the Rev. Fred Hertzog, pastor Of
tho host church. and superintend-
ent NJ Methodism in eastern Idaho
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Fellowship League
Arranging Program

A musical program. undsr spon-
sorship ~ ma hsns Fellowship
league 81 salvation Army corps
No. 2. oil hs presented At the hsli.
t1is No izth ct. Saturday 81 y
D. m. featuring both Instrumental
sna vocal numbers speskss ~ the
sysninr slii 10 the Rev John I'm
ssiwAnn. pastor ~ ths Dsnlsn
Lutheran ehafen. rhs public 10 IN
ylisd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Camp Fire Girls 10 Worship
With Sirth Avenue Baptist

Camp Fire girls Of Tacoma viii
worship with the congregation Of
Sixth Avenue Baptist church Sun
day a. Il a. m The Rev. William
T. Turner. pastor, will preach on
A Tran 70 Treasures
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Park Avenues Mems Club
PLANNING Supper heefino

Park Avenue Mems club vill
hold a supper meeting in Plymouth
Congregational church, 80. 45th
and Park ave. Monday, beginning
at $50 p. m. with Roosevelt
Batter as principal speaker.
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War in Europe
A Year Ago
March 3. 1870


Me>sow reported ~ capture ~
rsnnssn ielsrsts n J~ts.avf. nnst-
lsneasrt rsrve...r,. M.sssssaavs
ssa kierseefs r1nts~a srrcs>e<~1
vsnlent Nes army attacks n No
Nihnfu ~ sr>s ~sFs rsn<zfe1
vsil.afiys
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ssssnhar.st enrfeffea ezts poxs~e
premier vyashislaff ~ Mose<ev.
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WAIT FOR ME-
Nv kaTHEsI>r MACY

#HHHHHH"#H#AA
when she and Jan I'D eee.
n,ing 81 Mother hslless
Hew happy shs looks. ihs ether
gifl thought. and ho~ secd 70 zee
her again
Sue vas knittins plseidly. tut
WITH her accustomed quick eff.
cheney. the needle, clicking In and
out Ike lightning she turned her
head and net Jan. eye.
Then Is really yeafr ssksd
Jan 1 thought I Wss dreaming
Nor, likely yoa thought II
nightmare laughed sue. coming
over 10 kls. her cheek warmly.
But how
Oh. weHa gets around" sad
Sue airly. As matter 81 fact.
steve called. Nothing ever escapes
= newspaper man. you know Deaf
talk too much. darling IN tust
ten you that since Steve dida't
think you'd want aim around. ne
asked me TO come and keep an eye
on you"
And you cam. NJ from Rich
mend ."
III isnt far. Now shus ycas
e,ss and rest, You've had .
bad shock. and I have ir.true-
tions Ia keep YOU quiet"
Sue Strengthened JAMS pillows
ard went hack 10 the little chair
hy the fire Jan watched the
needles flashing. and said In . few
moments. i didn't know you could
knit
Il have unsupported espshili-
ties said sue Good thing. too.
See ," and she held Up her work.
Jan looked At 1t. puzzled.
But it's too little. she said.
"Uant you guess. stup,d'
I'm going 10 have . baby"
Sue. how wonderful" Jan
r. ehed her hand out and sue took
II affectionately But should you
be here ! mean and did Bill
want you to come :"
Not a bit I hope he IL missing
me like everything. This IL the
first time We have been separated
since we were married. But II 10
good for both Of US. Won't he be
glad to see me when get back :
I'm really all right. Jan. lie drove
me up here. but he couldn't stay"
They let her get up a day or two
later. Will. she had been In bed.
Philip had sat for Ions hours be-
side her bed while Ellie and Sue
were busy elsewhere.
Jan had always liked and
admired him and now she APP
preciated. through their long
talks. his true goodness and
breeding.
Because she knew any secret
would be safe with him. she had
told him her whole story. II left
him grave and serious. but he re-
fused 10 give her any advice.
AN | can tell you 10 that YOU
must do as your heart dictates,
Jan" he sald Al last Don't let
anyone =. the Van Vli.ts or any
one else rush you into some
thing you will regret ! should tell
you that Stephen Gardner has bean
calling her. every day. Perhaps
his sister hasn't mentioned a."
Jan felt herself hlushing
rosily. No" abe murmured.
After . silence, she asked
hesitanti,. "No one has told
M whether Peter 10 getting
well"
Philip nodded. His ankle was
not broken. but he had bad
sprsin and the shock he suffered
was bad for him. The life he leads
10 not conducive to any very swift
come back. you know"
Ia his father with him :"
"yea. he came down iprne-
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tokes ius bit OF string crochet this unusuol bosket
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And what difference they will roke your home Pottetn
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care 81 shas<s<t r~ssstn>srt
there msshs ~ ist~s On.
Ai.s. Yea might wy u gee .
psrs tisse -. rhss v~aha lsase
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femlslrssy. To. snsy ~~us>s
fe~l that - ssss - go sorss.
aes . nth responsibility n ~
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w. never ~tss " ce@psse
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the srsass thing ~ ssy - ssvu
mere rss.es skss shs h~s< ~
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he habit of using them am ~
ears 81 age and have never uss~I
anything ON my face besides ~stsl
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weather IL psrtirtlisrfv had hsif II
always gets over u. However. 81
n my frisnds Use some sort ol
'rssm and they are forever urging
ne n IA %. Do you thing ~
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