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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-21

Recruiting stu = EoniK or n
Fayallup's home defense unit and
= unit Of cavalry = now beng
added. according 10 Commanding
Officer Walter Norris. These
mounted troops will be used 10 pa
troll large areas including water
SYSTEMS and power lines in case Of
trouble Morris states that the or
ganization i gradually being built
up and that 20 10 30 men and
women are still needed The lat
ter VII be used in the ambulance
corps snd the men have their
choice Of infantry. engineering and
radio intelligence. Registration is
being carried on at the police sta
ton Monday and Thursday nights
from 100 10 o'clock and drills
are held at the Elks temple Tues
day evenings at 8.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-21

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-21
CRISIS APPEARS NEAR
IN THE FAR EAST

In the Near East. q crisis sp.
peared 20 be approaching In con.
nection with British-Rnssian warn
ings for Iran PERSIA 10 Dust Nazi
technical experts regarded as spies
and fifth oolumnists at the back
door" TO the Russian Caucasian oil
fields
Franz Won Papen. German
ambassador 10 Turke, and
chief Hitter diplomatic "flxer,"
uas reported by the London
press 10 have visited Iran 10
give orders" In about 1000
Germans working there. Tho
London DalIy Herald said that
Trans army wa. being boosted
from 10000 10 roo 900 uen.
There was a general belief that
the iranian government vas at
tempting % avoid a final decision
until there was more definite In
dieation Of the success or failure
Of the Man offensive through the
Ukraine toward the Bau oil fields
but London also believed that the
British and Russians were going
10 move In with force II they did
not receive early satisfaction.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-21
Plan PIT. A. Program

with the opening Of school but
. short TIME away. Mrs. W. s. Col
Dan, president of the Puyallup P
r A. council. has called meet
ing of presidents. program chair
men and other officers and mem
hers of all the city's groups. TO
be held at her home Friday at
II 30 o'clock A pot luck luncheon
vill he served
II IL planned to have a morS
sanorm program for the coming
SesK
- Mrs.. Cosman also announces u
meeting Of the county PIT. A.
executive board 10 be held at Ian
coin park Monday 10 which all
local members are invited. A PIC
nae lunch will be served at noon
with the board furnishing coffee,
cream and sugar.
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Mrs. Tourtloiie Succumbs
AT Her Home in Puyallup
s4Yeur-Old Women Dies Two Dogs
After Her Return From California

PTYALLUP-Mrs Clara Tourt-
tofts. 50. 3 resident ~ Puyallup
ard ths state for 81 years. died
Wednesday morning a. her home.
40 ~ ST. y. ?. She had returned
from a TIP to California Monday.
She was the widow Of J. b.
Tosrtlotte and came here from
Minnesota. Mrs. Tourtlotte wss a
member OF the Methodist church
ard Custer circle. Ladies Of the
C A. r. Surviving are two sons.
Alvin T. Of Regan. n. D. and
Ira B. Tourtlotte Of Fort Peck.
Mont. three grandchildren. and
three great-granohildren. Hills
funeral home will make the an
nollncernent
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Russians Force
Germans Back

Continued From Page onsl
Red star said TIE tanks pre-
sunahiy wers landed BY air
FLAMES a rasnsaver first TREE eut
~ the Russians and later adopted
hy the Germans
The Red star dispatch said the
strong. local counter-offensive
~ the central front was launched
Aug. IS and pushed the Germans
back through five villages
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-21
State Developmeot Topsc

State Development" was the
subject Of three Seattle speakers
~ the Chamber OF Commerce
luncheon Tuesday. Harold o. Bel
KNAPP. manager Of state develop
ment Of the SEATTLE chamber. head
ed the delegation and introduced
Olaf kastin. chairman Of that COM
mittee. and Henry Gine of Puget
Sound Power and Light.
Ollie said surveys n NaAhlng-
tons mineral deposits show great
opportunity for people a the
state
We msst And ways TO provide
work for The men brought here on
defense projects" Gfle said. and
told OF the need Of research 10 ind
a way of processing magnesium
from one Of the largest deposits
in the world, located on the Skagit
river. We should offer a premi-
UNI Ia anyone finding a way to sx-
tract magnesium from siheate and
We are asking anyone having in
formation on minerals to send II to
the Chamber of Commerce"
Secretary Rex Kelley told of a
project of the West Coast Air
Lines to obtain permits from the
L. s. Aeronautical commission for
pickup mail service throughout
the state. including Puypllup. The
air line will ask for q sman cleared
field for pickup and delivery serv-
ice with no landing facilities.
DR.. A. w. sidders. rector Of
Christ Episcopal church. is taking
two weeks vacation. John
Ashby, lay reader, will have charge
Of the IL a. m. services for the
next two Sundays.
BaArs Services
Funeral services for william
Frederick Bars OF Puyallup.
father OF Mrs. Helen Wroth of Ia
coma, were held Wednesday at 3
p. m. from the johnson a. Hamil-
ton Funeral home in Seattle.
Bars also leaves two other
daughters. Mrs. Selma Vesehoss
and Mrs. Freda Kanten of Seattle,
and five grandchildren and two
great-grandcr'lfen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-21

Germans have claimed that .
Mani submarine fleet % son~d-
cradle ssss was based at Ru-
msnisn ports. chiefly the heavily
bombed city d Consssnxs. but
there has been little 10 Indicate
that the axis could muster . naval
force comparable To the Russian
wsrshirs IN the Black sea.
In connection with pr.t~~-
ton % the Russian al fields.
London AID Moscow WERE put
ting increased pressure on
Iran In Gust Mani agents and
British source. ssid . reply
IN the demand. was expected
within . few days.
In London. Prime Minister Win
ston Churchill sought 10 speed
plans for American. British war
aid "a the Red army. Prime Min
lister W. l. Mackenzie King Of
Canada arrived for consultations
and Prime Minister Robert q.
Menzies warned Japan that Aus
trslia would fight any more jap
snese expansion In the south
against Thsiland. Singapore OF
Malaga.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-21

You help yourself when you buy
4. 8. Defense Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-21

include all charges usSs pronpdy All charges computed
Of - month that s s loan sessdnE
IS sboss 500; for ne actual number Of dsys ud
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

EAST LANSING, Dec. 13.
TOPPING the news at Michi-
u gan State College today is
announcement of the class OF
1943's J-Hop on February 20,
and the naming of seven COM
mittee co-chairmen to work
under general chairman Douglas
Reeve of Milburn, n. j.
The orchestra for the annual
extravaganza is yet to be Sc
lected. Chosen 10 head the COM
mittee on the band, however,
were Dan Mayka of Detroit and
Jerry Page of Rockland.
Favors will be selected by
Doris Wanamaker of Hamburg,
n. Y, and Bill Argyle of Mid
land, while Mary Jane Wood of
Grand Rapids and Earl Potter of
Dawson will handle the tickets.
Evelyn Davis, Fremont. and Pete
Trezise, Wakefield, have charge
Of the patrons.
Decorations for the party, TO be
held in the college auditorium,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

Walker, Jean Troxell and Dick
Ruth. There are also Jean
Chapman of Wyandotte. George
Mccullough and Barbara God
frey of Crosse Pointe, John
Lynch of Pontiac, and Margaret
Carey of Birmingham.
This week-end's social sched-
ule fell way below normal as
lads and lassies hibernated for
a few hours of good solid study
before the opening OF final
examinations Monday. Delta
Zeta sorority, however, came
through with its fall term semi
formal Saturday night.
Christmas was the theme and
social chairman Evamae Legg,
Des PLANES, Ill, ordered pro-
grams with jovial little Santas
for the girls and a batch of
tiny candy canes for the men.
Helping her TO distribute the
favors was President JIM Taylor
OF Detroit.
Dee Garlic OF Detroit and Bob
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

will be planned by Virginia
Graves, White Cloud and Hank
Willis, East Lansing. Bob
Thompson of Detroit and Bill
Roberts of Wilmette, ILL.,, will
supervise refreshments, while
Harry Green of Detroit and
Peggy Green of Wayne will dig
up something for intermission
entertainment.
Art Underwood of Birming-
ham and Ed Kitchen of Flint
are directing publicity, and Mar
garet Burhans of Paw Paw and
Milton kirkpatrick of l. on &
Island, N. Y. will issue invita-
tions. A pre-J-Hop dinner will
be arranged by Larry Meyers
and Jim Orion. both of Detroit.
Finances will be accounted for
by Jack Weaver of Park Rapids,
MINI.
Committee members from De-
troit working under these CO.
chairmen include Margaret
Carey of Birmingham. Jim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Doctors Children
Will Meet Santa

ALL CHILDREN Of members
OF the Wayne County Medical
Society will be entertained ut q
Christmas party to be given by
the women's auxiliary of the so
ciety Saturday. from 2 to 4
o'clock, in the club house, Wood
ward and Garfield avenues.
There will be a puppet show
and Santa Claus will distribute
candy, toys and balloons.
Mrs. o. w. Packard, chairman,
and other members Of the social
committee will be hostesses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
AIumnae Of Phi Mu
Meet on Tuesday

THE DETROIT ALUMNAE
OF PHI MU will attend a
Christmas dinner at the home Of
Mrs. j. f. Fouser in Vicksburg
avenue, Tuesday.
The assistant hostess will be
Mrs. J. L. Thornhill.
Members will have an eX-
change of small gifts and will
contribute books TO the Buffalo
School at Moores Creek, Ky.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

in the brides parents home.
Mrs. Richard c. Morris. sister
of the bride. of Cincinnati, o.,
Mill be matron of honor.
: Little Jean Morris. daughter
of Mr., and Mrs. Richard c. Nor
ris, will be flower girl.
w. Kendall Tucker of Kansas
City will be best man.
The Rev. Herbert B. Hudnut
will officiate.
The wedding and reception
will include only the wedding
party and immediate family.
Miss Herath Feted
Isabel and William will make
their home in California.
Mrs. Arthur Chewing and
Mrs. Arthur Rockefeller col
laborated on a tea in Miss
Herath's honor recently in Mrs.
Chewning's home in Cedar Hill
drive.
Monday, Mrs. Bernard Cole
gave a dinner in her home in
Maple Ridge road.
Wednesday, a miscellaneous
shower was given by Mrs. Paul
Delzell in Byfield lane.
Friday, linen shower was
held in the home of Mrs. Will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Plan Trip to New York

Betty Swain, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Swain Of Pen
nington drive. is contemplating
a gay jaunt 10 New York City
shortly with Betty klusman.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Klusman of Wiltshire boulevard.
Betty is very much interested
in the Zeta Alpha Gamma So
rority Christmas dinner dance
which is TO be held in the Ter
race room of the Statler Hotel
on December 26.
Some of the northenderS who.
will attend the soiree are Peggy
Leavy and Jack MerSthel, Mar
uuerite Brennan and Newt Ko-
ser. Mr.. and Mrs. John Eitzpat-
rick, Mary Ann Reid and Dick
Williams, Mary Louise Gitre and
Bill Mulcrone, Alice Brady and
Jack McFadden, Betty Klusman
and Jack Kirsh. Mary Hulgrave
and Harry LaBlanc, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Girardy, Betty and
Lieut.. John Calf, and Peggy
Seaman and Jimmy Dansforth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

Co-chdmen Selected for J-Hop at MSC

Clark of Branford. Conn. APP
peared amazed at the tz1mminss
as they stood around the Christ
mas tree with Alios Hoyt u
Lincoln Park and Sam Rudslkc
OF Ann Arbor. Dee's sistss, Pat
earle, came up especially from
Detroit to attend the affair WITH
Bob Kock, Detroit freshman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

fred Steiner in Chandler Park
drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross c. Mer-
chant of Avon road are enter
tanning this Sunday in their
home at dinner party for the
bride-elect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dale
Gage. formerly Bette Hanifan.
are looking forward 10 some
happy holiday parties in their
home In Boston boulevard.
Betty Kert TO Wed
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Kert of
Marston avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter.
Betty, to Earl NJ. Schwartz. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Schwartz of Lakewood avenue.
Mary Paulin. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Paulin Of
Franklin, Kan, became the
bride of George James. son Of
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas James Of
Virginia Park. last Saturday.
Seyma Matlen, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Matlen OF
Gladstone avenue spoke her
vows December z to DR.. John
Zonder, son of Mrs. Sarah Zon-
der of Buena Vista avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Wedding December II

Mrs. Joseph Van Antwerp. for
merly Betty Durocher, has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Van Antwerp in Muirland
avenue of late and many lovely
parties were given in her honor.
Isabel Herath. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman Herath of
Monterey avenue, will become
the bride of William r. Way, son
of Mrs. Howard A. Way of Kan
sas City. Mo-, and San Bernar-
dino, Cal, December p.
The ceremony will take place
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Northend
Steps Up
+ estiVities
By THE DoWAGER

4 TTRACTIVE Mrs. Peter
~ Farmer. formerly Patricia
MARY Doyle Of the northend,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William a. Doyle. who spoke
her vows in the lovely old st.
Louis Cathedral in New Orleans.
November %, is being much
feted.
The Tau Phi Gamma Sorority
gave a lovely linen shower this
week in the home of Nan Cot
ter in Parkside avenue.
A personal shower was given
BY Edith Christian and Betty
Schumacher in Betty's home IN
Stratford road.
Miss Dorothy Desmond and
Virginia Bodkins are entertain
ing this Sunday In Miss Des-
nond's home IN Midland avenue
al a miscellaneous shower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farmer have
taken up residence in the Wood
mere Apartments,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Conlan
Of Santa Barbara drive an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Elizabeth, to John p.
Fitzpatrick. son Of Mrs. Patrick
John Fitzpatrick of Warwick
drive and the late Mr.. Fitz-
patrick.
The wedding took place No
vember % in st. Francis De
Sales Church in Toledo. o.
Rev. Father Weber offici-
ated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conlan are en-
pertaining at large tea in their
home this Sunday in honor OF
the bride and bridegroom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

Ito BE Concluded Next Week. }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

would soon get TO your baby
through you But the main thing
IL ffc witt have to make his start
in this world without even the
smallest dose of the drug he will
be sure 20 want from birth "
Julia lowered her head into her
hands. A single sob wrenched
her.
it's horrible cold turkey
for a little baby just born. q"
Next week l will tell just what
happened TO Julia's and Tony's
baby; the struggle we had to
save its little life because we were
determined not TO let it grow up
Il morphine addict other unfor-
tunate babies have had TO go
through the same cure" and
other addicted mothers have had
TO show the tremendous courage
that Julia shows in next weeks
story
1T, NJ Ton,H,,1oR No.,1 Nxy..1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

always mysteriously broke, al
ways borrowing.
At last il seemed as though she
had found a way out. way to
happiness and peace,
Young Anthony Prescott, III
whose real name you wouu
recognize too met her. 1t was
a love nptch from the first min
ute. Tony had money TO burn.
He was handsome and daring and
devoted. Julia worshiped him.
So she left the stage 70 marry
Tony
Her happiness lasted exactly
seven weeks. Then the under
world clamped on the screws.
Julia had been paying SO day
for morphine Now suddenly it
was S25 There was no arguing
Get the dough or else no
pusher in town will dare TO sell
you a bindle!"
She got it.
But still it wasn't enough"
Julia said 1T was never enough!
] felt as if I was being caught
between a pair of rollers and
having the life crushed out of
me.
"Once when Tony was away
for a couple of days they threw
me into a jam. l was desperate.
Finally ! met the connection in
Central Park. 1 was driving my
roadster birthday present from
Tony. They they held bindle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

"(NAN any woman be beautiful
~ unless her skin is smooth and
lovely?" asks this charming Camay
bride. THE Camay Mild Soap Diet
has helped me to keep this beauty in
my complexion Mrs. Rawlings skin
is radiant, living proof of why so
many brides are faithful to Camay
Look around you. How often a
woman misses loveIiness because inn
proper cleansing has clouded the
freshness Of her skin. and how often
her beauty soap is not as mild as a
beauty soap should be!
I've noticed that even many girls
with sensitive skin prefer Camay"
says lovely Mrs. Rawlings. So many
of my friends are on the 'Mild-Soap'
Diet They're thrilled with Camay's
wonderful mildness."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
THE DEADLY DOPE RACKET

"a single bindle in front OF me-
and I signed over the car 20 them
they had the hrif or safe aft
ready!
That finished me. When Tony
came back / knew l had 10 tell
him. Doctor If ! live a thousand
years IN never forget his face!
"He said l had 10 try cure
He wouldn't believe me when
told him it couldn't be cured He
asked his family doctor and got n
lecture on will power What
a laugh that was but ! couldn't
blame them Doctor you never
know thing about the morph
until you get on it, God help
us nobody knows! Nobody
cares"
After while she went on, told
me how Tony had pleaded with
her quarreled with her. I'M the
end she told him everything
the truth. II left him shaken
and white He could feel himself
being caught in a web. He knew
that the racket would set a trap
for him and once they had him
hooked they would have pipe
lire into the family fortune.
So Anthony Prescott III.
hoped a plane for Reno
He loved the girl longed TO
help her. Yet TO save himself
and his family he lad to cast
her off didn't envy Tony
Prescott for all his millions he
carries his own private hell
around in his heart
mo I'm not worried about
myself" Julia said again. I've
been in show business a long
time a hundred years. seems
like. No matter what comes, +
can take IT. Only II III going -
have this kid, Fonyis kid, He
didn't know about that angle
when he left me Neither of us
did.
Doctor I'm scared about
my baby VIII it i. will it be
safe I've heard
had to teff f1er.
The sad answer is your baby
will be born drug addict
that curse will be passed on
from your system TO his
Julia's beautifully gloved hand
flew to her mouth In horror&Of1.-
Doctor you mean nothing
nothing can save it ?"
only one thing can save the
child from a whole life Of slavery
TO morphine After your baby is
born, no matter how much it suf-
fers, it must not be given even
the smallest quantity of the drug.
And you will have to be sepa-
rated from your baby immedi-
ately. To keep him even for a
short time would be too great a
risk.
Even If we could cure him. Of
drug craving the racketcers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
GO ON THE CAMAY
eMILD-soAP1 DIET!
Follow the example of so many lovely brides
try this exciting ideo in beauty core, bosed on the
advice Of skin specialists themselves!

ten other popular beauty soaps. And
because skin specialists themselves
advise a fine mild soap-we say Go
on the Camay 'Mild-Soap' Diet
For one whole month let no other
soap but Camay touch your skin.
Twice a day for 80 days be faithful
to Camay. For you want that day by
day improvement that perseyering
with a really mild soap can bring.
From the very first, notice how
fresh and stimulated your skin feels.
Then in a few short weeks see how
much lovelicr YOU look.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

NlCtluiS III OuC VI
before in Jail she was not too
surprised.
I hurried right over there.
The boys body was lying on a
table in the basement. He had
been picked up unconscious
sometimes the "bindles' of the
dope pedlers contain enormous
overdoses and this was what had
hit Danny. In a few hours he
would have come out of it with
out any trouble.
But Danny had simply been
thrown in jail as a hobo 'Junkie'
His body was terribly enact
ated. the cheeks sunken. The
-freckles stood out like fiecks of
paint on ivory. His forehead and
knuckles were raw flesh
Look at him l said to the
turnkey who accompanied me.
did he get into fight ,"
search me didn't hear
about no fight
| asked to see the cell where
he died. ono of the prisoners a
trusty was washing it out with
a hose.
But didn't you know the boy
was dying ?" ! insisted. Didn't
ne sty out?"
Yeah. He yelled for a while.
Then he quieted down That was
about three o'clock this morn
ing j."
on the wall over the bunk were
telI-tale, ugly brown streaks.
Blood I understood about the
poor battered flesh now 1t had
been cold turkey for Danny
again but this time there had
been no protecting straight
jacket no helping friends. Alone
in that box-like little cell he had
beat his forehead and knuckles
raw against the damp plaster
Locked up alone, he had
burned Died.
Upstairs l stopped at the ser
geant's desk. Anger frightened
the muscles of my mouth as !
spoke. you knew the boy was
a morphine case-why couldn't
you have gotten him7a doctor
Listen got no instructions
TO baby them junkies We gotta
obey regulations"
The stone wall of ignorance
again. Criminal ignorance
Soon after Danny's death l met
Julia Kaye.
She came to my office one
afternoon a strikingly lovely
blonde. I recognized her at once.
She had been billed as the most
beautiful girl on Broadway
l was prepared for a tragic
story
Doctor she said with a
touching faith yet with the
ghost of hidden hopelessness in
her voice, If anyone can help
me. you can I'm well l guess
YOU know what l am because
I'm here only it's not myself
I'm worried about I'm done for
4 know But I'm going 10
have a baby and
Her lips trcmbled for an in-
slant but she pulled herself to-
gether and hurried on
AS kid of seventeen She had
been iu vaudeville She had met
a man older than herself and
they teamed mp She WAS in love
with him. Then she discovered
that he was addicted to NOR
phne
The man was a hard customer
and decided TO hook julia
Every night FOR two weeks he
put morphine in The glass of hot
milk Julia drank at bedtime 20
make her sleep T. made her
sleep an right Then he cut ont
the tf-.- e,l4a- she lrent-tn- pieces
She left him Of course She
tried 90 shoot him and it was
hushed up The man killed him
self shortly after when he got IN
a Jam
But his death didn't free Julia.
Nothing could free her now but
her own death She was on the
morph for good
Life from then on was one long
enslavement Talented as well as
beautiful she had started to go,
places M musical shows, bat the
racket was draining her she WAS
rafr r a..