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COSTUME ENSEMBLES
Juniors Missss' and Women's

! WOOL 4 CREPE ENSEMBLE, reg. $19.s5--Ss
2-pe: long fitted wool coat powder blue print
WOOL 4 CREPE ENSEMBLES, reg, ,2s--.I.
I WOOL ENSEMBLES, req. s25------------s -sl2
Print dress long wool coat silk braid trim. Navy.
WOOL 2-PC. ENSEMBLE. reg s22s5
int erint crepe dress long Rabbits hair wool coat.
ls MISSES ENSEMBLES, reg. s25 ---- SO
Fully lined coat dress Rayon crepe brown.
navy beige rose aqua Sizes I2 to IS
l WOOL CREPE SUIT. black, 20. reg 1855 IS
l Rose sHARKSKIN SUIT. size 1s, res. s1l.s5 &s
3 CAPE 3-PC. ENSEMBLES, reg SIS 5-~ SIG
Wool dress Ions wool tsnea lined cape Hat. BEIGE.
3 wool a-PC. ENSEMBLES. req. 1895 s1s
Rsyop crepe dress Ions wool crepe lined coat Black.
ksn hsd cog. 81 erfos nts shU5 'tsv' dress
THREE PIECE ENSEMBLE. reg. SIS % sla
Print crepe dress Long Rabbit Hair Wool coat.
TWO- O-PIECE ENSEMBLE. reg s2zss 50
Polka dot dress, long ntted wool coat. Navy, red.
THREE.PIECE ENSEMBLE. reg s22s5 90 50
Rayon crepe dress. Ions wool With rurban.
3 SHEER WOOL ENSEMBLE req. s7.ss----A
TWO PIECE ENSEMBLE, reg. s35 -----S12
Rayon crepe dress, LONG fitted wool coat Beige. IA.
WOOL ENSEMBLES. reg. s16ss------------ss 80
1 WOOL CAPE s-PC. ENSEMBLE, reg. 1885 50
NAUTICAL II Ensembles, reg sasss sla
Na1y nfseo E s0Gl COATS nautical buttons over er's'
1 TWo-PC wool ENSEMBLE. reg. s2ss5---.sI2
Torse fitted goat poyuer blue: size 14ss
= ?
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SUMMER FORMALS AND DINNER
GOWNS

Juniors
I JUNIOR FORMALS, reg. s7s5 to s14s5-----s3
Blue dot Swiss 13. White paue. II. 13. Red
Dot Swiss. IL
JUNIOR FORMALS, reg. Sf0.s5 to 1885 ----5
Marausette sizes 13. II. pink size IL. yellow. -
5 JUNIOR FORMALS, reg 1856 to s2zs5 - 81
Blue msrauisetts. 13. White rayon Jersey. 10. 15.
Peach chiffon H.
Miasss'
I MISSES FORMALS, reg s1oss to s1ss5---s5
Blue marousette is. Pink. a. Is. Green net. is.
8 MISSES FORNfALS, req. 1905 to s1ls5 $3.50
Pink. peach or aqua marouisette. 49, Pink net. IL.
1 BLUE CHIFFoN FORMAL, reo s16s5------ss
Size 20.
/ LONG WOOL EVENING CAPE, reg. $1ls5--s9
Taneta lined Navy. size Il ~ -
1 HIP-LENGTH WOOL COAT, reg. s1095-----S6
Evening coat, Size 16
. Print CREPE FoRMALs, rep s1Sss-----1
1 woMAN's FORMAL GOWN, rso s1lss-ss.so
Rose lace and chiffon. size 40.
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Engagements
Continued From Page B-3)

headquarters troops at Fort Meade.
Md.
The formal announcement was
made Sunday at buffet supper
which Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland gave
for their daughter and Mr.. Thomas
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Second Floor
JUNIOR DRESSES g to IS

JUNIOR DRESSES =. g to IS
MESH sUIT-DREss, reg. s1l.s5 5---------- IS
Bolero jacket. Jersey mdrin dress Back-red Size l3
PASTEL CREPE DRESS reg s12o5 ------- IS
Self trimmed. one-pc. style Size Ill aqua
SPUN RAYON REDINGOTE, reg. s1lsS IS
Tvo-tone. white and orchid Size 13
RAYON CREPE SUIT DRESS, reg. G-s5 u
Red blouse, black skirt, bolero Jacket Size IL.
: 2RAYON CREPE DRESSES. reg. sloS5 ~
One-pece, bracelet sleeve contrasting trim. Size O.
BUNNY SUEDE DRESSES. reg. s3ss- 81
one-pieee embroidery trim. Toast. red. Size o.
l3 JUNIOR WOOL DRESSES, reg. Sass to
1866 Observation-Disclosures u
P'tfs f. Gor' b ss. il RHs' s size O. H. "a 1' Aau'
WOOL 4 RAYON ape. SUIT. reg. s1lss s
sher' & htssS TIED. Jacket Dle'ted skirt. Ais''or belt
STRIPED FLANNEL DRESSES. reg. 1896 81
Long sleeves Aqua, size 13. Rose o. 15.
MISSES DRESSES :. 10 to 20
1 RAYoN MESH DRESS, reg s1sss-----------ss -
so.To rSte nss.d sa n.us pocket and meek on
I PRINT CHIFFON DRESS, reg. 1895
Tucked skirt. srossrain rib son belt Green. size "A
/ BROWN SHEER DRESS. reg. siss5------N
Cape seollar, stitched peat,d skirt. Size 20.
I RAYON CHIFFON DRES 3, reg s14s5------
Print appliaued long sleeves. Black. Size Is.
] EYELET PIQUE DRESS, reg. S1295.----.
Faiue collar. black and white. sz. hssss4 eAsss
SAILOR SUIT DRESS. fsg. s14ssss-E z..sSef
1 THREE TONE SPORT DRESS, reg. 3fx1G ~
= Red, white and blue Pleatd skirt. Size ~
PASTEL CREPE DRESS, reg. t1295---as--S
Self trimming. Powder BLU Size a.
! JEWEL BUTTON CREPD PRESSES,
reg. 1865 -------------- -----------------A 81
one-piece STYLE sieevA Saded. Poso1 blue.
10. is.
1 SHEER CREPE 2-PC. SUl1, req. tll9s -
e.. se:rp jacket lame thread s'''' s'et' blue
: FLANNEL 2-PC. SUITS, reg. SSJ5---------S3
Paste!s in rose. size 20; blue. size Is. 2o
1 BLACK RAYON CREPE DRESS. reg ssS5--1
Lingerie yoke and cuffs Black. Size IL.
1 RAYON CREPE DRESS, reg. $10S5---------s2
Lame tread cloth front, and cuffs. Black. eils II.
:: RAYON CREPE DRESSES, reg. SSS5-------&3
Contrasting trim. Black with red. white Siss IL
RAYON CREPE DRESS, reg. s2z-s5--------H
Black with contrasting print. Size IL.
:; PASTEL CREPE DRESSES,
reg. 1855 to S3
soiled. Powder blue, size 1s 20. Red. sizs II.
PASTEL WOOL DRESSES, reg f-S5 1
Bracelet sleeves. Rose. size 1s: green, sise a.
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in their Baltimore home. The guests
also included members Of the i'm
mediate families Of Miss Copeland
and Mr.. Thomas.
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WOMEN'S 8 HALF SIZES .

/ BLACK SHEER CREPE DRESS, reg. s2z9S 80
Tucked trim, embroidered piaue BTack size ~.
SHEER 2-PC. CREPE DRESS, reg $22s5--3s
Navy. lace embroidered blouse. Size ~.
RAYON CREPE DRESS, reo $22S5--Ss
Tucked skirt, lace trim. Green. size 20.
! RAYON ROSE CREPE DRESS, reo 1865 50
Lace trimmed bodice. Size 22h.
1 PRINT CREPE REDINGOTE. reo 1855 80
Chiffon blouse. Navy size 221a.
RAYON LACE AFTERNOON DRESSES, reg.
s2295 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
Bose size size as Powder blue sises So. 40. Aqua. size
1 SPUN RAYoN PRINT DRESS, reg. s1sssss
Spaced print dress, size 40
EYELET RAYON JERSEY DRESSES, reg.
1925 --- - -- Sc
Prints. White 24A. Green. 1874. Rose 1oh. Blue.
RAYON CHIFFON DRESSES reg. s12-s5----s5
Lingerie Black 2Oh.
i RAYON CREPE DRESS. req. s22s5----A
Black with contrasting print. Size 22k.
PASTEL CREPE DRESSES, reg. 1855 and
s2s95 S3
soied. Powder blue only sizes ~, 90
PASTEL WOOL DRESS, reg. $16.9s----S7
Self wool embroidered trim. yoks. Long sleeves.
FOundatiOns-2nd Floor
les Girdles and Feundations peye $3.50 to s. S237
"a Girdles tcere $2.SC----.-------------
30 Girdles and Foundations, were 500 --Sl37
30 Garter Belts, reg s125------------------S7e SIC
50 Bali Brassieres, reg. t100------------a for S7c
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lS Reg. Sl2.95 PosteI
COVERT CLOTH DRESSES
Popular tailored dresses in rose. Sizes
10. "A. 16. Is. In blue. size "A only.

! CREPE 2-PC. DRESSES, reg. s12.95--S s.
Lumber jackets, satin trim Black Sizes IL. H.
; BOLERO JACKET DRESSES, reg. $10S5---S3
Two-pc. style, crepe and satin combinat ation.
Long sleeves. Size TO- ;.s e. 80.
l SIDE DRAPED CREPE DRESS, reg 1895 "a
Long sleeve full bloused style. Lugsase Size
l RAYON CREPE DRESS, reg. $1995-------A
1s Faded.
: PASTEL WOOL DRESSES, re1 SSs5---- 81
Trapunto trim Gold, IS. Powder blue, sise Is.
} RAYON CREPE DRESSES, reg. $8s5------- 50
Long sleeves. short peplum. Rose. size H. Black,
size IA.
! JACKET DRESSES, rep sSs5 81
Rsyon crepe with plaid flannel fitted Jacket. Blue.
'
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Miss Doris Cooley to BE
Bride of Mr.. Walter Curtin.

Mrs. Isabelle E. Cooley announces
the engagement of her daughter.
Miss Doris Cooley, to Mr.. Walter
Francis Curtin, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Curtin. The bride-elect is
a granddaughter of Mr.. Ernest How
ard, former chief of the Fire De-
partment
The wedding will take place Fri
day evening, September S, at $50
o'clock, in st. Martins Catholic
Church, in Baltimore.
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Miss Katharine Richards

MISS katnarlne klCnaf09
To Wed in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Richards an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Katharine Richards.
to Mr.. Larry Davis Gibson, son Of
Mrs. Thomas Gibson and the late
Mr.. Gibson Of Fayetteville, N. G.
The wedding viii take place IN
September.
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Spring and Fall Weight
TRIMMED SPORT COATS

Spring and Fall Weight
FUR TRIMMED SPORT COATS
LIE azsf tGE SIZE rSx S!z. doAr Ef e ssss h Lynx
WofF d1l'i Coffin spokf co2fs Ro.. tweed H. 12 Is
sss ~ coIrAs IL rwSfb Eli eoafs e.s. size. "a
UNTRIMMED WINTER
DRESS COATS ..
IL BLACK DRESS COATS. reg s22s5ss
siacK 2l X WOOL S6s DRESS coAr & - req 81,
PERSIAN FABRIC DRESS COATS. reg
rs WOOL CREPE CAPES, reg. 1895 ----------ss
Full length fully lined. Navy black brown. Sizes
NAVY NAUTICAL CAPEs. reg. ssss - -
Pull length. rayon taneta lined Sizes TO Is.
UNLINED SUMMER COATS ..
DOUBLE SHEER BOX COAT, reg saas5 sI1
Black, 20.
WOOL CREPE COATS, reg s12S5-----s5
Unned. Black. IS. Navy. IL. IA.
CREPE REDNGoTEs, rev. ssss s"
Black, IA, 37la. Navy IL, 13, IA to 16 3s-42.
SUMNER TOPPERS, reg $685. ----------S
Navy wool crepe H. White sharkskin. Is. 90.
SPRING AND FALL-WEIGHT SUITS
NAVY CAPE SUITS, 3-pc, reg. s,5---s1a
Red lining. sizes IA, 16. 20
Shetland. size 10.
SUMMER SUITS
9 DREsSMAKER 2-PC. SUITS reg. sf7s5-----A
1 SHARKSKIN 2-PC. SUIT, size 1s, reg.
$fl95; Biege e----------------------- -------&6
1 WOOL CREPE SUIT. size TO- reg. s16.s5----$s
ROSE SHARKSKIN SUIT, size 1s. reg. s14.s5 se
Evening star., 1941-08-28

COTTON DRESSES
12s CANDY KID STRIPE DRESSES, reg. 81 sse
Wee neck, red blue Sizes Il to 30.
96 PINAFORE DRESSES, req. $1.69 9------- zee
Flower print blue and rose. Sizes IL to 90.
40 PEPPERMINT STRIPE DRESSES,
reg. SfI9 sso
Sizes IL, 16 90 Red only.
SPORTSWEAR.
SUMMER FLANNEL JACKETS,
Fneertp length unlined Pink IL. White Is
IL COTTON EVENING SKIRTS. reg. $685. 80
81 COTTON SUMMER SKIRTS,
req. 81 SO to So s2------------ Tie
Linen fake rayon sharkskn. White and psstels.
Is SPRING & SUMNER SKIRTS,
req. s598 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H.77
Plaids. plain colors silks and xool. sissx 70
Evening star., 1941-08-28
Men, Women! Old at
40, 50, 60! Get Pep

Feel Ysars Younger, Full Of Vim
Dont blame szAaustsd,. vorn-out, rundown feslins
pepping up With OstreX will do. Contains general
tonios often needed after <0-by bodies lacking
iron. calcium phosphorus. iodine, v1tAmin B. 4
78-yeAr-old doctor writes: II took II myself. Re-
suits nne." Special introductory sise Ostrex Tonic
Tablets costs sslv 35c. Stop feeling peplass Old.
Start feeling psppise and younger this vsry eAy.
For sale at ALL GOOD drug stores.
Evening star., 1941-08-28

Al Pcs. ODDS d ENDS JEWELRY req. 81 to
Sf9S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sic
Bracelets. clips, pins and earrings in slave link,
novelty enamel. and Western ssddlA leather.
10 PRINT COTTON U MBR ELIAS, req
N.3s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tic
COTTON POLKAL DOT SCARFS, reg
81 SIC
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30
OPPOSES EXTRA
FUNDS FOR SALONS

Editor. The Times: While not
disposed as rule 10 er1ticisins
your editorial utterances. yet !
think you stuck your neck far
out in endorsing the action Of
the state legislature in srbitrar-
lily rsislag their salaries In the
gaise ~ board and room. which
Mas approved by Gov. Lsngli..
despite the fact that the elee-
tors " the state had turned
down the proposition 10 raise
salaries by q large ma jority. II
that IS not flying In the face ~
public opinion. practically snar-
civ. what is It
There ere very many peopls
N this state especially farmers.
who would Re glad In get $50
per week for their labor. In
view Of he fact that good board
and room can De secured In
Olympia FOR $40 and even less.
per month. The farmers eYl-
deHtly thought that sls5 per
working month Ell IS per Gay
VAS ample. and 80 voted. The
legislature ignored and defled
the plain mandate OF the people.
This viii De heard from In 8 Wig
orous manner in ensuing cleo
tons.
While the writer has never op-
posed the efforts " any class
10 improve their conditions. be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30
HOROSCOPE
THURSDAY JANUARY "a

Women are fortunate today.
for bensfie aspects guide them.
IL 10 . date that sugurs little
change for men and their inter
ests.
Heart and Home: Under this
rule Of the stars emotions come
10 the surface and should be
wisely controlled. Girls may ex-
psct romance. This evening 10
most propitious for engagements
10 marry. II il also happy
wedding date. Under this con-
hsurstion women OF all ages
should put away dull care and
count their blessings. Warning
10 given that II is imperative TO
be courageous In all things a.
world changes cast their influ-
sncs over free people.
Business Affairs: Men and
women who control wealth or
hold interests In big business
should study the trend Of the
times. The stars seem to indi-
cate that through this year in
comes will be substantially re-
ducsd by taxes and large contri-
buttons for public welfare In the
new order Of things financial re-
adjustments will affect persons
OF all degrees Of security and the
wise Will restrict their posses
sions, oondenss their holdings.
National Issues: The study OF
social and economic problems
will engage extraordinary sttsn-
ton. orators Will gain fame on
the platform and over the radio.
Persons Of ell ages will take an
interest Ia current events ss his
tory In the making il discussed.
International Affairs: Many
men who have carried heavy re-
sponsibilities in the second world
war now will break under the
long strain Of anxiety. Death will
release British statesmen past
middle age and officers OF the
navy and army Will come TO the
close of brilliant careers. Among
adhsrents TO the Axis more than
one assassination 10 forecast,
while blood purges will mark
defeat or reverses Of Hitler and
Aussolini forceA Next month
should be most disappointing for
Hitler.
Persons whose birthdSts IL 10
have the sugury Of a year Of in
creased activity and responsible
ity. Travel and public service are
foretold.
Children born on this day
probably will be kindly. algnlfled
and diplomatic. These Aqusri-
ana may be eulek-timpered and
inclined toward pessimlsm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30
CAMPAIGN Reaches Climax Friday

Heading TO a grand climax Friday night when the an
nua balls in honor of the presidents birthday given
throughout the nation the Tacoma and Pierce county
March of Dimes campaign fight nfante paralysis
tnues Enthusiastic response is being made in every
direction.
Local experience with nfantle paralysis the past
has accentuated to high degree interest in the fight
against poomylts Although funds raised throughout the
nation will largely TO the National Foundation for nfan
tile Paralysis sponsored by President Roosevelt consid
cradle share retained by the local organization with which
TO combat ravages of the disease in the county.
The Fight 1nfantie Paralysis campaign this year has
been spendidy organized has continued for weeks
and will reach its crescendo with the holding of thousands
of dances Thursday or Friday of the presidents
59h birthday The movement started years has
steadily and each year the contributions mount
upward This year will exception
Those who have already contributed TO the polio
fund through the March of Dimes still have opportun
y by attending the dance given at the Century ballroom
Friday evening Its splendid movement in most worthy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30

Under the original program,
REA was supposed to furnish
electricity 10 regions that private
companies had failed TO feed be-
cause they offered too little
profit incentive As its name i'm
plies. 1t was 10 be strictly u rural
enterprise for the benefit OF AK
riculture But now II Is planned
TO permit II 10 enter towns with
! 500 population or less.
Under another proposal the
REA could supply juice TO per
soma. cities, states or corpora
tions seeking 10 engage in GER
tain specified kinds of manufac-
turs helpful TO resrming The
RFC would furnish funds up to
q maximum Of $4,000 900 a
year. with 100000 as the indi-
vidual limit. Under smother pro-
posed amendment, the prohibit
ton against REA competing
with private companies would bs
removed.
The changes will require
legislation, but this undoubtedly
viii pas in view Of the present
day congressional mood. The
utilities hesitate 10 lobby against
such schemes for fear of being
branded "unpstriotie" But their
spokesman are whispering that
the REA Is IN bad shape finan-
cislly-the farmers are not pay
ing up, they say-and that this
program is designed TO bail out
the presidents fsvorite agency.
Behind Prime Minister Church
MS recent defiance Of Hitler and
his forecasts VI successful re-
sistsnes lies an amazing story Of
almost overnight decenirallZa-
ton Of Butish industry The
speed and thorOus hnsss VI the
industrial revolution IN eonserS-
alive Eng land has sstonishrf our
observers. who are planning the
same experiment over here.
When the attacks on Britain
began in force last August, the
government hurriedly erected
new factories IN the Industrial
areas. especially around London.
ard brought workers in from
other sections. The aim then
MAS 10 locate centers o, produc-
ton near the most vulnerable
regions 81 that weapons would
bs more handy for the defend
err Euf these concentrations II
production suffered = terrific
beating from invading planes -
Coventry 10 the best example
and for a while output dropped
tremendously. Now. under the
new system. the work 5 being
brought 10 the workers homes.
as IN Germany. Every hamlet
has become q factory. and the
industrial damage from air raids
10 mlnlmized
chuvhl encountered the
same prsJua.ees which or own
ceSentFsitzsfs face nov. The
ehsnseoFrr MAS opposed bitterly
By manufacturers. financiers.
The labor unions But ne Was
aeis % dictate 70 them over
here the principal hressup sdvo-
eatss-Asssra knYdsen, Norris
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30
Giving the Boys a Break

All kinds of allowances and exemptions are being made
these days in favor of the who indicted into the
military services and that il should be- lifted
out of the ordinary of his life for more
in training camp gives up than most of US asked
to give Everything that be done TO make the dsoea
ton small possible should be done.
Fifteen states have already for instance. followed the
precedent of Indiana in arranging TO recognize the ontof
tags of soldiers who have been sent from other
states Certainly TO send to camp in far state and
then compel him to buy auto license tag when he
gets there if he his wife take the family along is
unreasonable Some states which do have large camps
with many out-ofstate in them. not faced with
this problem But those that would be doing good
job IT, by exemption by reciprocal arrangement, they
lifted this additional burden.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30
Shall Soldiers Lose Their Vote?

Governor Lehman of New York is taking the lead In
presenting his state legislature the problem Of the soldier
voter For many years perhaps hundreds of thousands
Americans will be in military service at election time
We need revise old views of soldier voting in view
Of conditions. Time with small professional
army, that matered little whether soldiers voted not
But with peoples armies raised todays scale Governor
Lehman Is right when he reminds the legislature of his
state that 1T important that their right to vote be pre-
served" The New York law is deficient in this respect
and Governor Lehman wants the matter remedied
Every state has different laws the subject of soldier
voting, and every ought TO reexamine those laws
The guiding principle is written in marble the Amphi-
theater in Arlington National cemetery at Washington:
when We assumed the soldier did lay aside the
citizen"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30
QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven ~ thsss
test questions Turn TO the edi-
torisl page for the answers.
l. Whose portrait 10 on all
United States cigarette tax
stsmps-
2 Which L. $ army air corps
flying school "a sailed West
PUNT ~ The All
J. "shylo-ck" and "PeTtlss are
characters in which VI shAks-
spesres plays
4. Name the government off,
eisl recently chosen as one OF
the best dressed men In the
United States.
5. Does the earth or the moon
cause Al eclipse Of the sun7
q. Name the under secretary
u the navy.
?. David Beatty WAS . Bn-
tab naval officer. an animal
trainer. or an author.
q. In which state Is sage brush
the state floxsrT
. Can sspphlrss b yellow.
10. What il tire meaning of
-aAk wiedsrsshsa-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30

/ EADERs Of Argeniins's revolt
against Spain had never heard
Of Fifth Columnistsa when they
started the revolution IN 1910. but
they had working knowledge %
the technique Manuel BelErsno.
military and political leader, pic-
tured on the stamp above. was
one OF the group that successfully
directed the coup
Patriots demanded and secured
> provisional government for the
provinces Of the River Plate. held
places On tnr council which re-
placed tie Spanish governor. Out
wsrdly loyal 70 tie king. they
systematically dlscTeclted Spanish
offA as, finally ordered al high
functlonsrles deportsd
Belgrsno became commander
in-ch.ef Of Argentina armies. Al
though Independence vas not
formally declared until 1915. the
Argentine republic dates from ms
victories over Peruvian loyalists
IN 1911 and Bolivian psFiissns n
1918.
Belgrsno played an important
part IN tire Congress q 1915 whore
independence was formally pro-
claimed. He also undertook
q plonsiie mission - England 70
seex hxllAn support
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30
Mr.. FIXIT
He Fixes Thinus

To rscsirs attention r ~. ool-
MN Irttss mus Eus nars anc
address o. writer orI4 lnIuais
- - glelsleo shsn rec zsstsc
Nr. TNit: There va. an edi-
torial In The Tim~s about the
government training Young m~n
10 h engineers. n aid the gov
eminent ass 10 paw IN. men'.
tuitien. Can you teii me where
to find more Information about
this and Wh.rs the nearest col
iege nin b.: ". V. {.
As far as We know now IN.
program hasn't been worked out
yet snd no information 10 avail
able. Suggest you talk 10 IN.
NfA office National Youth
Administrator in IN. Wash
ingtoa building 10th floor.
To >. p The towns fun Of
mate fmatsyj; calls hav. come
in 10 advise that It can be OBJ
tanned 81 the Natures Wav
Health institute. sO$ So. 18th st.
Paraguay tea and across the
street in the health food store
In the Crystal Palace Market.
both black and green Para mate
take your ehoise. Then krs.
c. r writes 10 advise you can
get Baya mate from the Illinois
Herb Co. 542 So. Dearborn st.
Chicago. Thanks 10 those who
supplied the information; maybe
there should be a club, or some
thing.
Mr.. Finit: What Is the popu-
lstion Of Honolulu and the Ha-
~aiian Islands. NAVY.
Official census figures for
1910 are not available here yet,
but Honolulu Chamber OF Com
meroe figures as of June, 1887,
show for Honolulu l47.45O: and
FOR the Territory. 3e6,7I5. More
recent army and navy personnel
added there probably means
considerably more population
than the figures quoted.