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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

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soceptsbly like people leaving a
country church In the spring.
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picked out Mr.. Crosby and Mar
jorie Reynolds. the latter a slim
dish IN yellow. and followed them
70 and into a buggy. The horse
wasn't tied to a hitching post or
anything and presumably had been
content To stand there all through
the service. just shifting the apple
blossoms and listening to the
hymns.
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Den in the choir loft, q 40-piece
orchestra struck up Irving Berlins
Easter Parade" The idea was
for the camera to move along with
Bing and his girl as they drove
slowly past the church and a little
way down a road while he sang
q chorus Of the song.
BUGGY TROUBLE
As soon as Crosby picked up the
reins. the horse geed sharply and
started off under some trees. The
cramped wheels tipped the buggy,
and Miss Reynolds, who until a
few weeks ago was being tossed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Priests Arrested

LONDON-There are now $40
priests under arrest N Germany.
according 10 The Universe. British
Catholic newspaper. Many Of
these have been arrested recently
in the Rhineland and In Austria.
II was said all priests Of under IS
years OF age are being called up
TO the forces.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

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dsy evening In the Tscnms hotel
Tn. affair wiil commences with
cocktails at $40 p. m. and will
include : banquet and entertain
ment. according 10 Secretary III
Pole. Members are urged 10 bring
guests
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
By PAUL HARRISON
HOLLYWOOD

WOODWORKING Crosby, who is known quite a
horseman in these parts having horse trouble the set
of Holiday Inn" He and everybody else They had been
having it all day.
Ii looked like simple shot. Here il spring in Con-
necticut-Easter Sunday in fac-and people coming
out of country church Some of the eues looked like
chorus girls il they carrying Bibles and OF
the gents looked Ike actors on parole from Broadway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Gay Romance
On Tuesday
Beverly to Offer
New York Town

New York Town Paramount
sll-stsr comedy drama which re-
turns to the Beverly theater on
Tuesday, IL gay comedy Of hfe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
STATIC Blu.IIH

Billie Burke IL playing q serious
role In In This our Life" for
Director John Huston. There's not
= flutter in A." She declares.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
The Mem in Her Lie Opens
Tuesday at Moore 8 Rialio
Lorssso Young SiuzEsd IN prumolIc
Lie Story Of Thsosricol Celebrity

Tho Men In Her Life romantic drama of the llfo
and loves Of exciting ep~ns Tuesday the nnta
thcater with beautiful Loretta Young STARRED
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

Your poss master can tell YOU
how 10 invest In u. n p~fens-
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

You help yourself when you buy
u. s. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03
Canine Star Likes A Lot Of Sleep

going To pour coffee down Fieetsl
To keep him going"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-03

Your postmaster can tell YOU
how 10 invest in u. ;. Defen-r
Bonds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-08
COMMENDABLE MOVE

Juneau's City Council last week authorized Mayor Harry | Lucas and the Finance Committee to take immediate steps for the purchase of $20000 worth of War Savings Bonds, adopting proposal that has been in the minds of the Mayor and some members of the Council for some time
 Primary incentive for the action is the Citys sincere desire to further the war effort, and tho secondary spur is the hope that this first deposit A a sinking fund will some day materiaize into a new City Hall, project that surely should have first place the books after the
 It is credit to the present City Administration that such amount is available for investment. Only excellent economy program could have made such a possible.
 True, there many things about the city which need improvement But the City still has enough money left in the bank to take of usual expenses and to make all emergency repairs and to carry all maintenance work for which materials may be obtained.
 The Council could not have found a better place for the surplus It is the hope of the present Admin istration that future councils will add to this fund. at least at the rate of S10000 year, until the in vesnent and accumulated interest will be enough to build a badly needed City Hall without burdening the taxpayers by issuing bonds for this purpose.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-08
TWO-FIsTED LETTERS

Rubber Czar Bill Jeffers lived up to his two-fisted reputation when testifylng at a closed meeting of the House Interstate Commerce subcommittee which was probing the need of nationwide gas ra- tioning.
 Jeffers biuntly told the subcom- nlittee, headed by Representative Clinton P. Anderson of New Mexico, that Congressional efforts to block the rationing program would get nowhere.
 T understand the position of you gentlemen, but I want you also to understand mine said the Rubber Administrator My job is to carry out the recommendations of the Baruch report and intend
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committee continued to fire lead ing questions about Henderson, hop ing Jeffers would take a poke at the OPA boss They pointed out that it was Henderson who had initiated the nationwide gas ra- tioning program and that the Rub- Der Administration, and the Office of Defense Transportation wer 6 forced to go along, whether they approved of the program or not.
 T guess you were the victim of a cigar that was too big to be chewed,' commented Representative Hatton Summers of Texas.
 What ao you mean?" shot back Jeffers. T can chew a pretty big one"
 You misunderstood MT. Sum ners," broke in L. D. Tompkins, Jeffers assistant, By cigar he
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-08
SEEK WORKERS FOR
 U50 ORGANIZATION

As President of the Juneau chap ter of the USO Patronesses Or ganization, Mrs Harold Smith ex- tends an urgent invitation to any woman on Gastineau Channel to sign up for work in that organi- zation
 There is plenty of work for everyone, if the USO is to be ef- fective in carrying out the con- structive program for which it is planned" Mrs. Smith said.
 Women may sign up for the type of work most suitable to their tastes and experience, on any of the following committees: Girl Service Organization, House (quar- ters mahntenance), Home Hospital ity, Cookie Jar, Social Affairs, or Button Committee-working in CO., operation with the Red Shield Ser vice Mems mending unit.
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to do it." as e
 Jeffers said he hoped to keep the nation "on rubber" so we will have sufficient transportation for workers in war industries. Nation wide gas rationing is an essential step in this direction, he added, and I'm all for it."
 The rubber boss was questioned closely on whether Leon Henderson was cooperating with him. He re- piled that it was difficult to be the Price Administrator and also handle rationing, since the two things are contradictory. As price chief, Henderson was supposed to protect the public, while as ration ing director he is deprivilS the public of something, Jeffers ex- plained.
 Several mempers ol the sub
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HOROSCOPE "The stdrs incline
 but do rot compeW
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER g

Adverse planetary conditions rule today. Neptune is in threatening sway and Mars is in forbidding as- pect
 HEART AND HOME: As our first year of war comes to close as- trologers suggest that we should take stock of the many changes in the twelve months and so prepare for even greater domestic upheav- als in 1943. The speed with which each change takes place IS es- pecially noteworthy, they empha- size, and forecasts more sudden dislocations in American families. It is necessary to expect what is best and to forbid apprehensions to enter the mind Back of loss. waste and sacrifice there is a law at work which will bring right, peace and justice to humanity, they declare confidently.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Among Americans the independence and enterprise which have brought wealth and contentment must be surrendered for the duration This means severe discipline and great sacrifice to all the people who must practice self-denial and economy. Taxpayers of every class must now support in the Army and in civil service a number of citizens of the United States greater than they themselves represent, astrologers foretell This means plenty of hard work for the man in the street and the women of his family.
 NATIONAL ISSUES: With the new year will come repeated de- mands for economy in all branch es of government city, county, state. There is an aspect read as presaging thorough overhauling of many of the bureaus in Washing ton The need of modern commer- cial methods in conducting public offices will be set forth. Politics is the business of all the people and it is time that business be streamlined and made absolutely efficient, the seers declare INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: Like the sudden bursting Of Boul- der Dam, the great power of the United Nations will sweep over the Nazi forces with devastating effect i in the new year. People of the occupied countries will rise against their oppressors with the desperate courage imparted by the stars which long have sent vibrations that incite to revolution all who suffer from injustice. This years autumnal equinox aspects presaged official and administrative progress toward tremendous offensive that will reach gigantic proportions in the spring
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of a year of good fortune and comfort, despite war handicaps
 Children born on this day pro- bably will be intelligent and ori- ginal, artistic and industrious. They will be sensitive and will suffer from misjudgments.
 .tCopyright, 1942)
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Daily lessons in English %y. v L. GORDON

WORDS Ruth nowhere NEARLY old her hus band"
 OFTEN MISPRoNOUNCED: Bambino in a o s syllable.
 prevalent; also following.
 SYNONYMS Rebel (veb) resist, revolt strike, mutny.
 three times is yours" Let Todays the The prob em comprehension
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-08
JOHN L. LEWIS SLOWS DOWN

Ex-Newsman Edward Hebert, now Congressman from Louisiana, is a stickler for the 35-mile- -an-hour war speed limit, believes everybody should be the same. Driving to the Capitol from his home in Virginia, another machine whizzed by He bert,
 Wonder if that fellow has heard about the rubber shortage?" unused Kebert.i Stepping on the gas, he pulled alongside the speeder It was none other than labor tycoon John L. Lewis.
 Lewis. who lives in Alexandria, Va, stared back at Hebert briefly, sensed the situation. and took his foot off the accelerator The rest of the way to Washington, Mine Worker Lewis kept within the speed limit, Congressman Hebert hugging his rear
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-08
LOOK and LEARN %Sy C. GORDON

per retail the by women?
 a vertebrate? called the the widely book? Northern States during the Civil War?
 ANSWERS: Between 75 and 90 animal with backbone. g. Indiana
 The Bible 5. Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Ohio
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-08
20 YEARS AGO fME 1g9r EMPIRE
DECEMBER 8. 1922

DECEMBER g. 1922
 Miss Esther Casen of passage Princess spend in training a n Victoria
 MT and Mrs. w E. Cahi, the Princess Mary spend family California
 Bell Assistant Fisheries Alaska left the Princess Mary Washington his trip for business
 The habut Washington reported Ketchikan safe according reports
 strength of l2ooo officers inadequate for national that nexcusabe his opportunity bring the required We again make the mistake expecting good soldiers rise overnight and quantities months period he stated
 report recommended that the spend paternastic spirit private capital upon The mnary this must be smped and centralized system of administration, he stated
 Douglas left for Seattle to spend the winter months
 Display rooms of Company the White Lunch and Utility Sale opened The luncheon to be following
 Caldwell chosen President of the Arctic Other officers elected George Phlbrick, Harden Juneau short time previously in Shriners ceremonial
 Weather was fair with temperature a mum of 32
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given lift to soldier who proved to be an American.
 He said the strangest thing to me" remarked the Queen, in relat- ing the incident to Mrs. Roosevelt. When I dropped him, said, DO you know who I amp And he re- piled, You've got me there Now what on earth does that mean, Mrs. Roosevelt?"
 Mrs. Roosevelt translated
 The First Lady tells friends that seeing how Queen Mary adapted herself to wartorn England made her understand better than ever the resolute determination of the British people, and also why they adored the Queen Mother.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-08
NOTICE

After Dec. 10. no telephone rentals for the month of De- cember will be accepted at a discount. All remittances must bear postmark of not later than discount day. Please be prompt.
 JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS adv. TELEPHONE co.
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MODERN ETIQUETTE ,, aoarprA ,rr

permissible social with pencil? A. Only if n very Otherwise his at the dining him? A should aside and wait for him.
 a and a it?
 A phoned number"
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meant Leon Henderson The rub Der boss laughed but made no comment
 Copyright, 1942, by United Fea- ture Syndicate, Inc.)
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
DECEMBER 8

DECEMBER 8 Mrs. H. L. Arnold Sidney J. Thompson
 Mike Ugrin Mrs. George F. Freeburger Esther Jackson Mrs. John G. Johnson Mary Margaret Grisham Natalie Savovich
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Manpower Hoarding
-----------------
fPhiladelphia Recordl

Philadelphia Record) Senator Byrd, of Virginia charges the Federal Government with being the chief offender in hoard ing manpowerp
 War Manpower Commissioner McNutt admits Byrd is right
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Miss Esther Casen passage May in training a
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Washington Merry Go-Round

Continued from Page One)
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MT and Mrs E. Cah of Douglas left for the South the Princess n
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Bell Assistant Agent of Fisheries Alaska left the Princess Mary Washington o. his annual trip for official
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-08

The outlook generally is much brighter for the boys who look out
 Insects on the Polynesian islands habitualy take shelter from the wind
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-08

BUY DEFENSE BONDS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-08

The habut boat Washington reported overdue at Ke was safe according reports received
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Cut-Rdte Cruise
Set for Friday

Get away from the steaming
city! ENJOY a cool day on Lake
Erie! Spend Sig hours at Cedar
Point famous Lake Erie resort.
or, if you wish, s hours at Put in
Bay
Cruise next Friday on Steamer
Put-in-Bay on the sixth cut-rate
excursion of the season TO Cedar
Point and return. The fare for this
l60-mile round trip cruise is only
81 for adults. so cents for children,
) 10 "a. If YOU take advantage of
a special offer of the Ashley e.
Dustin Steamer Line.
To do so 10 Is necessary to clip
ticket blank from a special Ashley
q Dustin advertisement such as
YOU will find in the Times tomor-
row and also Wednesday and
Thursday
Ticket blanks are cXchangeable
at the Ashley & Dustin Steamer
Line office. foot Of First street.
or at The Detroit Times Travel
Bureau, 1870 Cass avenue.
The steamer will leave Detroit
at 9 a m Friday. be back in De-
troit around 10:i5 p. m, the same
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

HUMPHREY BOGARTS playing in The Big
II Shot at the Strand-his best
The amazing resemblance 10 Marilyn Miller
now that dancer Ann Miller is a blonde
The Fort Jackson s. C.. soldier who sent
coiyumist verse which he Sgned~-but which
was written years ago by Edgar Guest
Gene Krupa'S narrow escape from death by
fire in Baltimore. Fell asleep with a lighted
cigaret and awokc 10 find the room i'm flames
Not the first time. either.
The chlorine recently wed TO millionaire
who was dSpossessed last week from her mid
town apartment.
'NlIE new fad Hene Damur. the actress prob
ably will start Pair OF earrings made Of
gold buttons from a naval officers coat
The dimout in New York-and Washington'S
full-up illumination-and surely Washington is
as much an objectiyel -"
The way Elmer Davis is missed by the CO.
workers at CHS II was Elmer who once carried
a fight there TO get them all better wages
And they got EN-.
] The new interest IN life for Helen Gate, for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

mer Foles dolly. Has all her Ziegfeld Club
mates 10000 jealous. He's steel bigge,
How the romance between Pat Rooney ST.
and his sons ex-wife began; She was broken IN
health after the parting and the vet Rooney
gave her shelter. medicine and comfort.
The Federal indictment of Lizzie Dilling. On
charges of sedition She sued US for Hbel-for
accusing her of it first
CTORK CLUB owner Billingsbcrgs sudden at
- tack OF indgestion-and how ne went to A
drug store TO ask for relief
what causes indigestion, anyway" he asked
the drug store man.
Well" was the reply devastating do you eat
The Vichy gov'ts Consulate on 5th Ave.
which has filed plans with the city for altera-
tons costing $4,000
Can they get steel and other materials you
can't get?
The way Damon Runyon, Just back from
niovietown. is depressed over Broadways grim
appearance-an and his amazement over the way
the war has escaped New York"
T'HE screams of a l6-year-od girl from West
l. 54th Street apartment building Beaten un-
mercfully by her parents for coming home one
night at 1890 The tenants notified the police
who stated they had no jurisdiction
y The child needed medical attention.
The prominent business man of means who
a. few years ago was afraid the Communists
we're coming 10 take over America--he went TO
The Daily Worker and paid huge (for its
bills in return for the promise that ne would be
spared The chump
The WY Gertrude NICyFn ar me Hurricane
hypnotizeS. any audience with her torchants
The former chorus boy. Billy Reordan in
terhed at Ellis Island. after returning on the
Dfottninghom. He was the pet of Continental
society IN Paris.
The swank spot owner facing induction
IN me army-because he put all his coin in his
wife'S name.
HIiF situation featuring chorus giI in Star
and Garter because her husband thought
m far
Maury PaulS premontion of his passing six
months ago. Told an interviewer in Miami Beach:
Il won't be here 10 the postwar world"
The way Supreme Court Justice Frank
Murphy Is driving a 40-ton truck al Fort
Benning
Rita Hayworth paying 500 weekly alimony!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

most lavish hosts, who
now entertain weekend
guests in a beach tent
with food made in a
trailer kitchen.
The fact that Lou
Gehrig died from amyo-
tr0phic lateral SclerosiS.
A form of paralysis
not lnfantile paralysis
as widely reported.
The hilarious" Stand
In scene at Mother
Kelly's-cornier than
III g liz a poppin' " and
twice as funny.
The street fight be-
tween Gypsy Rose Lee.
the writer, and a com
petitor in the wee hour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

Az INCREASING number of Younger couples
a seem TO be planning 10 have their children
born under chosen astrological signs Aquarius
appears The iavorite
Other young people. though not impressed by
aStrology do seem 10 think children born in the
fall or winter will turn out better than those
boSn IN spring and summer Among the birth
date planners summer seems very unpopular.
This - dlscouraging 10 a summer born fellow
IKE myself
Guess viii have 10 print long list Of smart
and healthy people who were summer babies A
group OF scientists recently stated research con-
ylnced them the date of conception was eX-
tremely important and that children Of the same
parents born IN different seasons have proven to
DC very different IN after life May be something
10 that.
was born in July; my sister was born in
March. She's not tall. / am She's a blonde
My hair IS black She plays bridge ] play
plnochle She plays longShotS on the nose ! play
the solid horse for show How about your sisters
and brothers?
~ THE elegant note paper of feminine sub
- Scribcr appears Just The printed name
Dorothy First time ] have seen ANYTHING like
that. Gives the correspondence quite a chummy
arr.
Weighed in today Ny weight is exactly what
II should be according to the figure set on the
scale OF weights for one OF my height and age
How about you, sir?
One New Yorker has made fortune loanng
money at crap games 10 those whose credit is
good he Will loan up 10 $4,000 IN cash at per
cent payable the next day. lie also loans at the
same rate and terms az race tracks
The late Arnold Rothstein was once this
mans partner in this unusual activity Incl
dentally the transaction, even whom the amount
IS $4,000 is all verbal No signature OF security
required
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

VIE part Major de SeYerSkY PLAYED in trapping
the handsome Lieut. Colonel" who played
the Stork Club, q. Savoy-Plaza Lounge Pierre
Lounge. Pierre and other places tNz
1t was de Seversky who noted that the i'm
poster was wearing the wrong insignia on his
uniform.
Lady Merdl and her Sir Cedric, once Paris