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Evening star., 1942-04-12
Unhappy about your
silhouette? Alter il,
or use camouflage!
%YAsa Blythe

~1UrrINe a figure in Spring
clothes is a phrase which
~ many women need to take
literally. This brings US up to the
point of this piece: ways to make
needed alterations on a figure. One
way is exercise, which you need to
take anyway for wartime fitness.
The other is camoufage - the art
of tricking an onlooker into seeing
1.-the lines where curves actually
hide.
THE EXIRcISE-WAYs is charted
for you by DR.. George Deaver of
New York University's physical
education department. He calls
his the exercise to end all exer-
cises. But don't think you're being
gypped. For he gives you exer-
cises within an exercise. like a
little Chinese box that yields a
flock of boxes, once you get into
the first one.
All set, let's 60: You take this
lying down in bed, night and morn-
ing.
Lying fiat on your back, with
your arms resting beside you, legs
straight out, and heels digging into
the mattress. sit up. propelling
your body only by your abdominal
muscles. Sit up, and lie down un-
helped by your arms or hands, as
many times as you can without
feeling apoplectic.
For the next step you are lying
down in the original position,
and you sit up, as before, but now
to give muscles more work to do,
you fold your arms across your
chest. and hug yourself as you 60
up. For the third, the basic rou-
tine is the same, but here you
throw in a little resistance. You
clasp your hands behind your
head. For the fourth, the initial
routine is followed again, but to
make the pull-up tougher, you
extend your arms beyond your
head. hold them close to your ears,
and keep hands clasped.
Evening star., 1942-04-12

Avoid thot Du|Iins Film left by
Soaps ond Soop Shompoos!
Don't rob your hair of glamour by
using soaps or liquid soap shampoos
which always leave a dulling film
that dims the natural lustre and col
or brilliance! Use Drene-the beauty
shampoo which nerev leaves cloud
ing film. Instead, Drene yereais up to
1870 more instre!
An Special 0rsss Ro~ At os0isrs' IN tie
6tss asd IsHov seetaes 10 new. i~srovss
Spseisl Dress vith nsir csadisieasr Atdsd
Evening star., 1942-04-12

70 holT eondlfl0neT now IN
improved Special Drene!
The minute you look in your mirror
you'll see the difference =. after your
first shampoo with new, improved Spe-
cial Drene! You'll be amazed at how
much silkier and smoother your hair
looks and feels q. because OF that WON
derful hair conditioner now in Special
Drene. And you'll be so delighted, too,
when you discover how much better your
hair behaves, right after shampooing!
Uasvrposssd for removing dosdFvHi
Are you bothered about removal of ugly,
scaly dandruff? You won't be when you
shampoo with Special Drene! For Drene
removes ugly dandruff with the first
application.
And besides, Drene does something no
soap shampoo can do-not even those
claiming to be special "dandruff remov-
ers"! Drene rereols up 10 $50 more lustre
and color brillidnce. So, for extra beauty
benefits plus quick and thorough re-
moval OF loose dandruff try improved
Special Drene right away. Or ask for a
Drene shampoo at your beauty shop.
proet-r . Gamble Trade MARI Reg U. s. Pat. on.
Evening star., 1942-04-12

SUIT-cAAloUTLAoE: If you want
clothes, especially the little suit
you expect to live and work in,
to revamp figure. listen to what
a suit-maker has to say. The one
l cornered is Philip Mangone.
whose name is synonymous with
fine suits and who makes them
for every kind of figure.
Are you a bit top-heavy? Settle
for a soft dressmaker suit with
a low-cut neckline to make you
look less Dusty; with a f1ared
jacket. to bring hips into line;
with an action-pleated skirt, to
bring the whole figure into better
balance. II your neck is short.
wear a collarless blouse. Better
still, wear a false front - gilet or
dickey - to keep thickness down
to an irreducible minimum.
Hippy? See that your suit is
padded or built out at the shoul-
ders; that also goes for the blouse
underneath, if you are the kind
who peels off a coat before you
plunge into work. Look for impor-
tant - wide, deep or ripping -
lapels; for tricky fullness eased up
from the waistline of a jacket;
for top detail; for skirt that looks
narrow but has two or three box
pleats ready to spring into action.
If you like two-color combinations,
wear the bolder one at the top,
the unassertive one at the bottom.
WRONG HEIGHT If you're half
pint, match your blouse to the
color of your suit. Wear a single
breasted, short jacket, buttoned
all the way up. Wear a slimming
skirt. Avoid width at any part
of your figure. 1t cuts down
height. Stripes are both elongat-
ing and slimming. Wear smooth
surfaced fabrics, such as cheviots,
gabardines and coverts, and choose
dark colors for their narrowing
effect on the figure.
Too tall? The classical double
breasted tailleur is made for you.
Wear it in bulky tweeds or nubby
woolens; in bright solid colors; in
bright bold plaids; in jagged
hound-tooth checks. Wear short
jackets with patch pockets; wear
short skirts that swing and snap
with pleats, as an accordion does
when it goes into action.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-07
Case Of BRIDGES
Still Not Final

MASHIsGTON - Final action
on deportation proceedings insti-
tuted against Harry Bridges. cfo
leader. on charges Of membership
in the Communist party rested
Tuesday with Attorney General
Francis Blddls
Blddle - studying = report u
the U. S. immigration appeals
board. which Monday unanimously
recommended reversal Of q de-
portation order issued Sept 20.
1871. by Judge Charles y. Sears.
Buffalo. n. Y, presiding Inspector
Of the immigration and nstgraiizs-
ton service.
Two courses appeared open for
Biddis:
Acceptance q the boards re-
yerssl action which would
qussh all charges pending against
Bridges.
= Rejection Of the bosrds
4 recommendations which would
make effective sesrs custer order.
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Urgent Defense
OF Singapore Is
Seen by Allies
TooAv's WAn kAovGs
tn~s Q . rst osfs
~ LOUIS ?. kguMle


Tho increasing Japanese threat
In Msisys brings into focus the
immediate problem Of tina siliss In
the western Pacific the urgent
need TO defend singapore At all
costs.
The time element IL vital TIE
japanese are racing 10 establish
themselves Ia the great british
naval station. last major allied
base IN tho Var East. before enemy
fsinforcsmenis can arrive Under
the circumstances. the nearest
practical aid would have 10 come
from Burma. and u 10 not certain
that General wsvsli has enough
British. Indian and Chinese troops
with the necessary equipment 10
attempt an Immediate offensive.
The problem IL complicated BY
the nses.sity u guarding the Bur.
ma road. chins's supply line. ard
ths gateway 10 India. Burma ca
tends . slender finger all along
tbs border Of Japanese hsid Th.i.
land dssn into tina Malay PENN.
suls. !. would BE- possible. 9ith
sufficient force. for tho British 10
drive from southern Burma across
the neck u the penlnsuls 10 bang.
sos. thus cutting the Japanese
iAndwsrd Communication
However. . fun British eonssn.
CONTINUED On Page .. column 10
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OTTAWA - The United States
Britain and Canada plan % ssiab-
llsh a JOINT materials coordination
board. and high Canadian NUM-
tons and supply department Off
cisi Indicated. national boundaries
N1ll b. srsdieatsc wherever they
impede war prediction.
Indicative Of cznada's intentions
Immediately 70 divert all possible
civilian production into war chan
nsls. J. n Berry, motor vehicles
controller. ordered manufacturers
10 stop making automobiles after
they assemble already fabricated
parts The order Indicated thai
the production rate d passenger
cars viii b. one-hsIf 81 shat II
was last year. until March or early
April. when fabricated parts viii
have been exhausted
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n, CASEY DAWSON
Tacoma Ttus~. staff Writer

The labyrinth OF old tunnels
worming their mysterious ways
beneath Tacoma may be utilized
In time Of danger a. air raid shsl.
tiers for tho civilian population.
This plan was being glsvn con.
siderstion Tuesday following 70.
discovery Of two large underground
passages opening close 10 thu beach
midway between the FIGURING mills
and Old Tacoma.
The chance dlseic>ure---eess.
cidental "a ourr~ai excavasine
and construction WORK 81 tke
foot nj The binff--secslied ~
iegesds and mysteries II tks
cits's vast ssstem Of subser-
rsnean passaEeways.
Greatest and most picturssqus ~
the simost-forgottsn tsnnels 10 the
underground gallery ~ith one open.
ing IN the hillside directly below
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Paris Collaborationists
Open New Attack on America

In an editorial which covered
half the first page Of the Ger
man controlled Paris newspa-
per Les Nouseaux Temps, I.1-
chsire accused the United
states Of trying through Ieshy
20 induce France TO play the
role Of voluntary suicide" for
its benefit and that Of Great
Britain By tolsrating or actual
~ taking part In British
American action In Africa
He alleged the United States
and Britain intended to land sxpe-
dictionary forces IN French West
and North Africa this winter. but
said Jspsn's entry into the war
had forced them 70 abandon their
plans
The razor attack 1T De4ts
headquarters MAS the third
terrorist outbreaks In Paris In
- hours
II came only a fess hours after
Deat's radio speech in which he
ssvsgeIy attacked the giehy gov
eminent. charged that its policy
the French empire and
hinted darby thst ne and his fol
lowers would interviews II neees-
ssTy.
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Fl. Lewis Soldier
Killed in Crash

SEATTLE Private Ted Hardan
of Bellingham. stationed at Fort
Lewis. was instantly killed early
Tuesday when he was pitched
headfirst TO the street in q COLI
sion of two automobiles.
Private Ray Wagner. also OF
Fort Lewis. riding in the car with
Hsrdan. suffered slight cerebral
conclusion and was taken to Fort
Lawton hospital. Private Arnold
Arntson, driver Of the car. was ar
rested for reckless driving
The driver Of the other machine.
Harold ID. Reynolds Of Seattle, sas
uninJured.
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Senate Passage Of Daylight
Saving Bill Blocked by TAFT

- peuey . fsss fs< t<feens
pssdsss fisa. Dssf T~ft F<s<aiszna
s<sfnasf.
Ths Daylight saving bsii would
ssthorixs ths president 70 ehsnxs
th< time N any z0ns ~ t~e
h1slfs
The group approved BAL
granting the fstisFal communists
tioas commission poNsf % CON
nandser telegraph and eshle fseiii.
tee for ths eurstlon a war A
similar mes.srs bas been approved
~ ihs house
Whseisr sxplsined that ~ had
sponsored both Dllia a. urgent o.
fensx MEASURES.
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Reds Open
in
DOnets Basin
ny FREDERICK kUH
unif~d Press Writer

LONDON - Russlas southern
army has opened q major offensive
against kharkos. great industrial
center OF the Donets river basin,
II was revealed Tuesday a. Mos.
COW announced that the Red army
had s~epi - miles across the
kereh peninssils In the crimsa.
Unofficial dispatches reported
ferociosls big scale battle within
30 miles Of khsrkov between the
army Of Marshal semyon limo
shenko. which first turned the tide
against the Germans by fstaking
kostov on Don. and the once
triumphant German army Of yield
Marshal Walter Won Rsiohenau.
Stockholm reports said there
wers indications that the Germans
were preparing 20 rslrest from
khsrkos before tho hammer
blows Of the Russians who had
swept down suddenly from tho
area between kursk aud the Don
river.
sanee~sfui Development II
the Russian drive would be .
threat ~ the sntirs Germsn
position In the south. and
would mc.s In esea Ifs FIRST
phase, the prebsbis freeing Of
khsrkss. hu.sis's fourth city.
TIT. would leave only klss.
zse miles "a the vest. In Ger
m@n hands among the -four
big eities Of Earop<ss h..si..
A special dispatch to the Rue
sian army newspaper Red star
reported that shock troops under
Lisut Cen. v. N. Ls0y had dls-
lodged the cermani from slmos,
ihs shols ~ the vital ksreh
peninsula. ~ the eastern END Of
the crimss. ~ = <s-alis sdvsne.
in ~ hours
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STATE
EDITION
MalayaDeiense
Baiiers Japs
Report New Land
portiss Wiped Out
nv STANLEY JONES
United Prcsx Writer

SINGAPORE - New japanese
landing parties attacking along
the west coast Of Malaga have
been practically annihllated. II
was reported Tuesday. but further
enemy landing attempts were ss-
pected momentariiy.
dispatches did not say but II
appeared that the new japanese
landing attempts were north of
the Kuala Lumpur area. They
may have been feeler blows. In
tended 10 prepare the way for =
more extended assault on the de-
tenders position there.
A headquarters oommnniqus
Tuesday said that British forces
withdrew from the kuantan area.
IFS miles northeast of Singapore
and made some further with
drawals" on the Perak front, 10 the
northwest. In order 10 deal with
a japanese threat 10 their left
flank.
The withdrawal from the
kuantsn sector indicates that
the japanese have occupied
the strategic kuantan airfieid.
enabling their fighters 10
escort bomb~rs rsidInE siaga-
pore.
Authorities on Singapore island
Monday requested the utmost
economy In the use of water. even
for baths. and the washing Of
vehicles wa prohibited.
This ~ not unduly alarming
because Singapore has several
well-filled reservoirs. connected
with almost inexhsustible supplies
In the hills Of lower Johors. How
ever. damage TO thu miles Of pipe
lines must always be considered.
II vas said.
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WARRINGTON sen. Eot~rs A
Tafi. y. Ohio. Tuesday tsmp,H-
arllr bsex he'd . move for senate
passage 81 = bill approved ~
fhs senats infsrss4ts eeamsFcs
eemmittss only a fsw hours earlier
which would give Pfssidsnt
Roosevelt authority 70 ln<itssts
dayiiKnt saving time at ME ais-
cFeti0n.
Ghalfmaa Bartsa ~
whssiss. 10. sieni.. Of fhs Ia
ferstats eemneres COMMITTEES.
read . isitsf from OPn Dire<-
tor william :. knadsen ss<<ft-
ing that daylight sssiaK could
ave ~ Y sso,sss ksis~sss<
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By RALPH HEINZEN
United Press Writer

yICHY. France French eollabo-
rationlsts in German held Pans
opened q new attack on the United
states Tuesday. charging IT would
have attacked French Africa mad
not Japan entered the war.
The attack was a develop
ment Of savage denuneistions
Of the Niehy government for
it, failure to eollaborats more
fully with Germany.
Increasing tension between the
Paris collsborationists and the gov
eminent here was marked. a. the
new attack vas made. by disclos-
ure that a terrorist had walked
into the headquarters Of Collsborz-
uonist Leader Marcel Deaf at
Paris Monday and. using e razor.
severely slsshed The only man he
found there.
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This Is Real Mccoy" Was
Cryptic Warning on Dec.
Former Tocomons. Buck From Islonds.
Tell About Peorl Horbor Roid by Jops

noon at Hotel Winthrop following
their return Dec. 81 from Hawaii.
About 10 Lose Wager
In fact" says Mr.. Chappell.
who was for years associated with
the Ted Brown Music Co. before
leaving in November, 1910. for
similar position in Honolulu. Il
was just about to lose wager
with Bob Richards. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. c. Richards. 1888 No. Yak
ina ave. as to whether the planes
were Japs when the radio blurted
out as it did every five minutes
It's the real Mccoy Richards
had heard a previous announce
ment before reached his home in
my car that fateful Sunday morn
ing"
Both Mr.. and MIS- Chappell said
the bombing which was perfectly
CONTINUED on Page 4. Column ~
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nagNEnT0s Mrs. 1s1ss
shotssii. -. ~ Central vsllsy.
xss killed nsndsy sh~n .hs ~ss
nun over ~ has - ~ss trying
10 hoard near hsf home. nns fsn
in front ~ the has
Asan~nlls. officials ~sre stu
tying n idsntif, . somsa VIA
sss Killed II . do~ata~n Inter.
section shen sh< Nss struck ~ sn
saiosDoblis driven ~ Harold jshn,
~sn. n. fsrsmsftoa. 1ha s.s held
en an op<n charge me woman.
bsllsssd sbest 90 90 70 yeats Of
age. sss wearing . fur coat which
tes the Initials *. c. IA Il ana
ths IsD<l ~ Milton &. Gusab~ft.
Portland ftsffisf. There sss 40
mssn~ ~ lasntiflests<e IN h<f
sffsets
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People,
In the News
NJ UNITED rREss

NJ UNITED PRgss
Only . miracle saved the lives
q "a William T. aatiss ana kis
erss. tbs wife u the commander
q ths Uss Heron. s<aplans tender
which lodged japanese bombs for
sfssn hours. asia IN San Ffsnelsco
today. sns said the Heron I0,oked
like a crcss between q pigeon and
a roSDoat
Ernest .. Asmsr. sfyllst said in
Hollywood that priorifies Nil BE-
evident IN ne1 fashions Zippsrs.
ivory buttons. and such viii ~
geseph Merle DeBeiisfss. Last
month appointed ylchy minister 70
Thzlisnd, has been appointed e1sn-
sal general In San Francisco. ae-
oordlng 70 yiehy saslcss -
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Work Of Air
Raid Warden
Hazardous
Better RESIGN n
You Haven't Lott
OF Rsol Couroge

rn6oWsn TtUses STAN Wr1eoe
rh@ 10 sesas 10 ~ . hAfasnlles
article with H. vuFds unmiee>d.
II has 10 da with cir raid wsr-
dsns. the hind 81 men they shsal6
b.. what they'll have se as during
= bomhins attack
Tb< authority - Capt v. n
MoIuesln who spoke On ar raid
usrisns 81 the army defense
school held last weeks In -
attic. Capt. Mct1uehin 10 me ~
four expert. dssssnsssd ~ shs
army 10 teach civilians I'll svss
The nation how 70 isks care -
themselves under fire.
~ you'rs sa ~ RID wsru1es
-vivss = 60 f>npx -
0srkis set1. ~yss npt1se hass
great psysicsi rsesana ~
! ness psecssety thnt--gveos
physscst esusage- Thetss ~
No. ! Requirement
The captain vent On. Ne ssid
air raid warden. viii ~ outsd~
during . bombing attach tts
pointed out that u IL exceedingly
hazardous % be nut lds ~ shelter
when the bomhs are falling. Ne
said that an cir raid warden during
an attack had shasst ths sans hind
of chance ~ . soldief IN tbe ffont
lines No better No eorss
That's where ths courage comes
In.
-Asd ass't fsss~i.- 0spa
Nstsn<kis usss>1. ''pnsple go
ssssH - 49,
Another hssls requirement. fa<
wsrdsnsi ina int.aslbis quality At
leadership
~You'Il b. called upon. sad yos
simply must not fail. 10 esnlrpi
people 10 psHie rog mast ~ abis
lcontinusd on Psss .. csiaun 81
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SUGGESTS USE FOR OLD TUNNELS
Would Afford Protection
For Thousands in Event
Tacoma Raided From Air
DATE BACK TO DAYS OF CHINESE

the ste ~ the former Tseams
hotel approximately ct the font
az 9th 81 and with Ne ethsr end
more than slx mica away IN the
appropriated district between r1r.
crest and stellseosn.
oidsters declare that tunnel Vas
already legendary BY the turn %
the century. and that u was long
Continued on Pass 0. Column ~
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Schwellenbach Due
In Tacoma Monday

Federal Judge Lewis 3. SchWel-
lenbach. former u. S. senator
recently appointed 10 the bench for
The Eastern Washington judicial
district, Is expected 70 visit Ia
coma and hold court here next
Monday
At that time he viii hear three
civil cases OF the calendar Of the
local federal court. which has
beer without q judge for some
tSe years.
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WARRINGTON Rep Joba J.
csthfsH. u Mo. TUESDAY intro.
dsscsd bis 20 make the theft ~
tires snd tubes a federal offsnss
during me period vben rsslsse-
fiens oa their sale 90 ss< are IN
sffsfl.
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Mrs. Fred NJ. Jones, 1917 So. G
st.. received word Tuesday that
her son. Norman Buddy Hart
man. a former resident of Firerest
and now in the U. S. navy, is safe
at Pearl Hsrbor.
Helen Macdonald. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Macdonald.
1906 So. 14th St, student at ST.
Leo's high school, placed fourth
in a Pacific coast Quill and Scroll
contest conducted by the national
student writing society. Her WIN
ming editorial in verse was pub
hshed in the December issue oil
Quill and Scroll and in the last
issue of Sa-Le-Hi. st. Leo's paper.
Palmer Leeds, young Tacomah
who is currently in the Pacific war
zone aboard a local tugboat. Is
enjoying good health, according 10
word received here by MS parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Leeds, 3Ol5
Nelrose st.
T. A. Stevenson. manager Of the
Chamber OF Commerce. was en-
route Tuesday to visit several east
ern cities in the interest OF CON-
munity affairs.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Berry and
daughter. Jane, Of Lemons Beach,
CONTINUED on Page ?. Column 81
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BY HAROLD SHAW
Tacoma Times staff Writer

This is the real Mccoy Stay
lnside-This is the real Mccoy
the Japs are here-this is the real
Mccoy"
Such was the way Honolulu resi-
dents were told by their radios
that the Dec. sneak attack"
was no practice affair, Mr.. and
Mrs. selden chappell, former Ia
eomans, related Monday after
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NO DETAILED PICTURE

The war department gave no de-
tailed picture Of land operations
However. Macarthur II known
to be holding shortened lines In
Bstsan province and part Of Pam
psgna province with his rear pro-
tected by the Batssn mountains
and Corregidor, which guards the
entrance to Manila bay.
Tuesdays communiqus reported
that Jspsn's air bombardmeni
was centered against Corregidor
Continued on Page I, Column -
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WAso1f<0I0< FaiIu~inx 4
th< tsxf II Ff~aa<nf ho>~<ssit's
sses~zEs - eensr<ss
Ia fulflillag ny duty V rsport
aprn the state u ta~ Union. en-
proud 70 ssy 70 yea knsf N
spirit q ths Au<fie4n p>opl< uan
s<ssr higher than i = t11oy-
the slniea p@s never more kieoeIY
Knit toEsth<f thls esunfry w1e
nsssx mors dsepIY eelsrmlnsd V
face the tssk before -
Ia f<~pea>e q ~ Amsst-
ssa peeps~ - ba~u lne6nn-
t@seoas. u uiii - sus>nined
salii ear s~our1ty = saas<e4
kxsetiy enc year ago today I
said 70 this congress @When tbs
dictstors arc ready 70 make war
tccntsnusd On Page a CoIumn -
BANK THANsACTfoks
Tscon& .s..ssss...s..-& -z11,ooV
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NV SOhh - Jack Dsaps<y
sas sworn into the United States
army 80 q buck private a. hls
personal request Tuesday but MS
enlistment must b. ssrtlflsd BIZ
the war department b~esuss he 10
~ year. old n years sbovs Tho
pfsssnt - year age limit
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EDITOR LEADS ATTACK

Jean Luchsire. coilsbOrstlonist
editor. led Tuesdays attack on the
United States and on Admiral WILL
lam D. Leshy. TIA Ambassador here.
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Your postmaster can tell you
how TO invest In U. 8. Defense
Bonds.
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vseusn@. eevlu1selno ~ -
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