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Evening star., 1942-12-29

An aid to Russia" meeting will
be held by members of the Wash
ington Chapter of the American
Women's ORT at pm. next Mon
day at the Dorchester Apartments.
An interesting program has been
planned, with Miss Anastasia Pc
trova, private secretary to AmbasSa-
dor Litvinoff of Russia, as the guest
speaker. She will tell of the work
Russian women are doing in the
war. With increasing interest CEN
tered upon Russia and the brave
fight of her people against the Nazi
aggressors, a record attendance Is
anticipated for the meeting by Mrs.
Leon Gerber, program chairman.
The admission charge will be
warm clothing, to be contributed to
the Russian Relief Society and later
sent to sufferers in Russian dis
tricts recently occupied by the Nazis.
Although any article such as nit
tens, sweaters, socks, jackets or
helmets and caps will be acceptable,
the need for warm clothing is so
great that members are requested
to bring a bundle Of clothing if
possible.
Tentative plans are being made
by the Washington ORT to have
speakers from the different coun-
tries of the United Nations as guest
speakers on their programs during
the coming year AS ORT was
established in Russia in 1880, it
seems fitting that the first program
of the year should feature our Rus
sian ally.
ORT, which stands for Organiza-
ton Rehabilitation Training, has
intensified its purpose, the training
of Jewish refugees in skilled trades,
in recent months With schools al
Evening star., 1942-12-29
Ramspeck 10 Ask $4,000
For Civil Service Probe

Shortly after Congress convenes
Chairman Ramspeck Of the House
Civil Service Committee will ask an
appropriation of s35, 1000 to carry on
his investigation of the operations
of the civil service which was au-
thorized by Congress several months
ago. AS soon as the appropriation
has been made, Mr.. Ramspeck said
today. he will announce the chief
investigator he has selected to carry
on an intensive and comprehensive
study of the entire structure and
operation of the civil service. This
man, now employed in the Govern
ment, is prepared to take over the
work under Mr.. Ramspeck's direc-
ton as soon as he can be released
from his present position.
The latter part of this week Mr..
Ramspeck will make report on the
groundwork already laid for the in
vestigation, including conferences
with personnel officers and admin
istrative officers in the more i'm
Evening star., 1942-12-29
Aid to Russia Meeting Planned
Monday by ORT Chapter

ready functioning in Leeds, England.
where metal work for war machinery
is taught boys. and instruction in
needle trades is given to girls. and
with centers in Switzerland and in
lie aux Noix, Canada, the American
ORT is particularly proud of its
school established in New York in
January, 1912. Although it is just
completing its first year, the school
has already 100 OF it's graduates en-
ployed in trades vital to the war
effort and has 100 students enrolled.
Special emphasis is placed upon in
struction in machine shop opera
ton and radio work.
ORT also has vocational guild
ance bureaus in South Africa. a
training school in Montevideo, Uru-
quay, and active committees in
nearly every country in South Amer
lea, where plans are being made
to establish training schools for
refugees. Although established for
Jewish refugees. the Ort schools
do not restrict attendance to
Jewish refugees alone. Many non-
Jewish refugees have been accepted
for training in trades essential to
war industries.
Graduates of the ORT training
school in lie aux Noix, Canada, have
been found so satisfactory that the
Canadian government has recently
announced its plan to subsidize an
additional training school in Mont
real whose graduates will immedi-
ately be placed in war industries,
according to the statement of an
ofncial of the Washington Chapter
Mrs. Irwin Geiger, president of
the Washington Chapter. will pre-
side at next Mondays meeting fol-
lowing which refreshments will be
served.
Evening star., 1942-12-29
Services on Parade
PROGRAM at Center

A program, Military Services on
Parade" will be featured at the
Jewish Community Center at 8
o'clock tonight with 1t, Julia M.
Kirby of the WAACS and Ensign
Mona Baldwin as the speakers.
Booths will be set up in the lobby
at which officers of the WAACS
and the WAVES will be stationed
to give information to young women
desiring to enlist in the Nations S
uniformed forces.
Other speakers on the program
will include William E. Leahy, di-
rector of the selective service of
the District Of Columbia; 1t. Comdr.
w. S. Hatch of the Navy Recruit
ing Office and Maj, Reuben Hor-
chow of the United States Army.
All interested persons, both young
men and women, are invited to
attend.
Evening star., 1942-12-29
Pennsylvania Miners
Asked to Work 5 Days
By the Associated Press.

By The ASSoCiated Press.
HARRISBURG, Pa. Dec %
Richard Maize, Pennsylvania mines
secretary, asked the States anthra-
cite miners today to work full
five-day week this week, despite the
New Year holiday. in order to "as-
sure an adequate supply" of coal for
domestic use and war industries.
Many miners worked only three
DAYS during Christmas week, Mr.
Maize said, and as result produc-
tion dropped to $4,000 tons COM
pared with the usual 100000 A total
of 100000 is needed to meet the
market demand, he added.
Evening star., 1942-12-29
Storm Muroons Three
Irish Lighthouse Men
B, the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec 29-Three men
were marooned today in a lighthouse
off the east coast of Ireland, with
little chance of rescue, possibly for
weeks.
A gale which kicked up SO-foot
waves in the Irish Sea and Cork
Harbor smashed the landing der
ricks, stages and steps leading to the
lighthouse tower.
The mems plight was discovered
when a supply boat went to the
lighthouse.
Evening star., 1942-12-29

from General Federation headquar-
tiers at 1894 N street NV. Already
scholarships have been voted by
clubs in Pennsylvania, Tennessee,
Arkansas, Florida, District Of CO.
lumbia. Kentucky, Maryland, Mis-
sissippi, New Jersey, Virginia and
Wisconsin.
The recruiting program includes
raising of 10000 scholarships to put
10000 student nurses in training,
thus releasing graduate nurses for
active war service.
Evening star., 1942-12-29
Red Skeletons Wife
Files Divorce Suit

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Dec 29.-Comedian
Richard Red" Shelton yesterday
was sued for divorce by Mrs. Edna
Marie Shelton, who charged him
Evening star., 1942-12-29

portant branches OF the Govern
ment and questionnaires which are
being sent out to all Government
agencies.
Evening star., 1942-12-29

TO children who buy one S
book Of stonps at our store we shall
add 5Cc in stamps free,
Evening star., 1942-12-29

TO children who buy lo-25c
stamps we shoII odd one 25c stonr
free.
Sold on Boleony-street FIoor-JeIIeffs
Evening star., 1942-12-29

with cruelty. She said she would
continue to write his film and radio
gags.
They were married June /, 1881,
and separated last September "a.
They have no children,
Evening star., 1942-12-29

Buy War savings stamps and help
stamp out the Axis!
Evening star., 1942-12-29
This War Stamp offer ends tomorrow-W ednesday!

To children under Is wears Of
oge, who buy lO-lOc stamps at our
store, we shall be glad to give one
extra lOc stomp free.
Evening star., 1942-05-27
rRE EVEAlke's HIGH LleR1s.


WEV, 7:30-Thai Brewster Boy: The par.
eak end Joey wrangls over which summer
camp hs will attend.
wpt, s:0o-1hia Man Adventures: Niek and
kofa neil . M1.
WMN, 3:0o-ouiz Kids: The board bids
wsleoms 10 Dr.. Leon Smith, dean Of ihe
university college Of Chicago University, who
assumes the post Of quizmaster.
WEV, 8:00-NeIson Eddy features Your
Land Is Ny Land and Miss tonnor, Thine
Alone"
WhAl, 8:30-Manhat'an at Midnight: Ann
Seymour and Carlton Young in "Nr. and Mrs.
Ulysses s. Grant"
WRt. o:00-eddis Cantor Show; Oracle Al.
len helps salute George N. Cohan.
WEv, o:0o-ShirIeY Temple: The junior
miss srssts On old college ehum Of fathers.
wMAl, s:oo-Bs,in Street Music Society:
lsn hosis and Mary Small In their customary
reisS.
WINK s:o5-0ur Mats in thsir first home
alsht Ssms. ssslnst the Boston Red 5ox.
WRt, s:3o-Af. District Attorney The Case
d As Death Cure" sNassinaion In 4 sanl
i,dvm.
WkAL to:oo-Thrss.thlrds Of the Nation:
Evening star., 1942-05-27
How Did 1t Start?

Houston: What Is the meaning of
the Latin words in the left-hand
circle on the green side Of the
dollar bill? S. p.
Answer-The circle contains the
Great Seal Of the United States.
The pyramid represents the soli-
darity Of the Republic. The eye
symbolizes the all-seeing eye OF
the Lord. The Roman numerals
MDCCLXXVI stand for the fateful
year 1776. The top phrase, AN
MUTT COEPTIS pronounced: AN
yoo-it SEP-tiss), means He nodded
approval at the undertaking
The bottom phrase, NOVU is
ORDO SECLORUM pronounced
NOE-vuss AWR-doe see-KLAWR.
um), means: "A new world order
1t Is noteworthy that "A new
world order" is Hitler's announced
purpose, that the emblem Of the
Fascist party Of Italy appears on
the reverse Of our 10-cent pieces
that Japan's rising sun emblem is
on our 50-cent pieces Of latest mint
age, and that the image of the
woman on the same coin wears the
bonnet rouge" the cap that was
adopted by the French revolution
lists. The superstitious Hitler may
well believe that these are signs
that American strength and wealth
spell sure defeat for the Axis.
Send . stamped (3-cent), self
addressed envelope to Frank Colby
in care Of The Evening Star. Ask fol-
FORMS OF ADDRESS Pamphlet
Valuable and authentic.
Released by the Bell Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star., 1942-05-27
SH0RI.WAYE pRo6RAhi.

sHoRI.wAvE pRoeRAhS.
LONDON, 6:3O-War Review: 6st, e.5s
meg, 3i.3 m.; 6SD, Ills meg. 25.5 m.
MOSCOW, 7:00-Broadeasi In English RKE.
ti.9 meg, 75.7m.
LONDON, 7:00-talIing Newfoundland: CSC.
9.58 msg- 3l.3 m.; 6D, Ills meg, 75.5 m,
MOSCOW. 8:3o-News in English: RKE. SOB
meg, 59.7 m.
MELBOURNE, 9:25-"In Australia This Week
West Coast broadcast Pacific War time): W67.
1873 meg. 1877 m.
SYDNEY, 9:25-'In Australia This week
West Coast broadcast Pacific War flme): WG2
1l.87 meg, 75.2 m.
GUATEMALA. 9:45-"Ho Hollywood Speaks
IOWA, 9.6S meg, 81 m.
LONDON, 10:4O-Daiy Service: CSC, 9.5a
meg. 3t.3 m.; GSl. 6.it meg, 49.i m.
GUATEMALA, ti:15-Firt Alt Of Bi,st'.
Carmen, TGWA, 9.6S meg, 81 N.
MOSCOW, ti:4O-tommsnb Ia English.
RKe, SOB meg, 59.7 N.
LONDON, 17:t5 e.m.-DemousV Marches,
CSC. 9.5S meg, 3i.3 m.; 6sL, 6.li meg.
49.t m.
GUATEMALA, t1:t5 s.m.-popuIsr Musk
With Orchestra: TGWA, o68 meg, 81 m.
Evening star., 1942-05-27
Take My Word for 1t
By FRANK COLBY.
Surprise Word of the Week

The correct pronunciation Of
AMORTTZE will surprise bankers
and real estate brokers especially.
Many of them will find 1t hard to
believe that they should not
say "AM-er-tize" No; the accent
should be placed on the second syl-
liable. and the "a In the first syllable
is obscured, as in sofa. Be sure
to say: uh-MAWR-ti
The word AMORTIZATION
should be accented on the second
and fourth syllables, thus:
uh-MAWR-ti-Z -ZAY'shun.
Evening star., 1942-05-27
Save Gasoline

Do you know what an Inter
ceptor plane" is?
We have hundreds Of them in the
air, every hour Of the day and night
guarding our coastal shipping, ready
to intercept any enemy attack BY
sea or BY air.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

Drsmsiilaton Of the use Of cotton, silk. nNon
and rayon in toia war.
WJSV. t0:00-6rest Music Moments: A 70.
peat performance Of selections from Puetinl's S
'Boheme."
Evening star., 1942-05-27

The Four Aces will be pleased to an
swer letters from readers II stamped
t3-cenD, self-addressed envelope is in
closed with each communication ad-
Evening Star. If you desire the pocket
outline of the Four Aces system of
contract bridge, send with your request
to the Four Aces, care of The Evening
Star. a stamped t3-centl, self ddressed.
laree-size envelope and you will receive
an outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1942-05-27
EVENING STAR FEATURES.

Star Flashes: Latest news with Bill Coyle
twice daily; WMAl, t:55 and Ass pm.
Evening star., 1942-05-27
Crime Doesn't Pay! No. 1O3

Pass Pass
West opened the four Of spades,
dummy winning with the king. The
jack OF clubs rode to Vests king,
and another spade lead was ducked
in dummy and won by East's queen
East shifted to the four of hearts,
South ducked, and West won with
the queen. A heart return was COW
cred by dummy's nine, East's ten
and South's ace. South ran his
clubs, West discarding spades and
East low diamonds. South then fin
essed the diamond queen, and East
took the diamond king and two
hearts for two-trick set.
Since the contract was defeated,
1t should be apparent that the
crime was committed by South. Can
you see just where he blundered?
South should have made his con-
tract by winning the second round
of spades with dummy's ace instead
of allowing East to win with the
spade queen. It should have been
obvious to declarer that he had to
win the ten or queen of diamonds as
his ninth trick. II East could win
a diamond and return a spade, the
spades would be divided, 4-3, and
would represent no menace. South
could afford to let the enemy win
two spades, a club and q diamond.
And II the spades were divided.
So, East could be allowed to win
a diamond with safety, for he would
be unable to return a spade or give
his partner the lead in any other
way. Ducking the spade just invited
the opponents to shift to their other
strong suit. as they actually did.
CAS- matter Of fact, West COM
mitted sort of crime by not shift
ing to hearts at once on winning
the club king)
South could have made his con-
tract by an end play even after COM
mitting his crime. But that was
really a guess. whereas winning the
second spade was an indicated play.
Yesterday you were Theodore
Lightner's partner and. with neither
side vulnerable. you held:
AAJ1052
0AQ42
oKQs
&6
The bidding:
Schenken. You. Jacoby. Lightner.
Pass IA Dbl. Pass
"a CD
Answer-Double This Is a take
out double and shows that you have
a strong hand which is well prepared
for any suit but clubs. 1t is much
better to ask your partner to name
his best suit than to bid hearts or
rebid spades.
Score 100 per cent for double. 40
per cent for two hearts, 30 per cent
for two spades.
Question No. 1858.
Today you hold the same hand,
and the bidding continues:
Schenken. You. Jacoby. Lightner.
Pass IA Dbl. Pass
- Dbl. Pass 20
Pass CD
What do you bid? (Answer tomor-
row.
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Evening star., 1942-05-27
Winning Contract

BY THE FOUR ACES,
David Bruce Burnstone. Oswald Jaco-
by, Howard 6chenken and Theodore
A. lightner. worlds leading team of
four, inventors of the system that
existence.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16
Kapowsin' $ Fair
This Weekend

The annual kspo~sln Gfans.
fair VIII h> held the coming sat
urdsy afternoon and sunday. sept
10 and %. In the Grange hall
Residents Of the Area were tn
Ylisd Tuesday 70 start preparing
their exhibits. which can he enter.
ed At the kspowsln Grange hall
between 10 .. N. Friday and II
. NJ. Saturday, The fair Win open
At p. m. Saturday.
Fancy work. SEWING. food.
flowers and farm produce wilI hs
Judged ~ representatives from
the county agricultural agents
office In Tacoma ard ribbons
awarded to the best in each eisss.
Exhibitors were urged 10 enter
plenty nj each Kind In the farm
produce department .. there 10 .
specified amount 10 be Judged
Hobbies and : antiques viii h.
exhibited but not judged
The fair will be free 10 the
public.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16
Ninety Jurors
Called Here
Report 10 Superior
Court on Oct. Sth

A list e 20 iaror. va summon
81 Monday % r-ecr; . Superior
Judge y. u Hedge OF. ; 81 , 10
a m. Ter jury duty during oc,o-
her and November.
The list fellows
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= ss ss.r, sss a.. ~, Ma sss.r. s,0
$50 No Mullen . : G AFthur
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sag 49, n a., s s.'';s ace. ,. .i,s.
S.ns BE-. s asls Ne r.Ss "a ~. s snss.s
noles. ali ~. snsriaan ave iva
~ nooths soso -. D - nsfhrft y,
BOWMAN. t7is Ne totn 81 y "
Hrsssr 800 NJ i3th = Fsea O
suss' ssse r.ss G 81 PAU aux
.sas rass { 80 aas . narnard sof
~ AlnsNofth ave l. a nufnstt
1914 No, Yakima sse Mr. sophie q
narpss al Ne Carr = wm.
h. s,ss.,.' ,.. $500 No 80 :, -.
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ave N A. pliimsn. ss9s tast , ~
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kdSinson. se27 fAeifir ave Blaine
Eyef, ei7s 80. sheridan ave Roy
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rreaerics. n ais Hafsaf George
" Fslqua oig Hsfeaf aeofse Green
uis Hareef. ". ? orssory. n .
Tacoma
Mids N n.cn 1sa, 80 wlndon
N = PuYallup. n r. Hansen. s7s
Ne. q st Mr.. Asble Hansen pu-
pont. Theodore Harris Walker apts
Robert Harrison. N7i ~ Yssims
ave Roy A hartley go No Traf-
lon 4 Chester Harvey. III tn 5. "
us Tacoma Frnest r. Holt Alder
Geo n. Howard. 1855 East a2nd .
Walter y Hushes sds 50 aath 81
william " Jscobs, sil7 No 2ist -
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O. James Burnett. John Jensen, OTIS
Mrs. oustaxe kshi. A0ia Pacific ave
Mrs veima kleistad, Eatcnvtiis Capt
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Buckley: Mr.. A p Merse ssa so
Ferry st, Mrs Vida Morrison, sss<
50 A st; Fd Asttson. aoe n 4ard 81
Carl Nelson. i22a SO state ~ Mrs
Mae Nettleton. rstonvllls nrle ~
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Osborn. 1917 So ssth At
Robert q. Palmer ssis So fuse,
Sound ave. MARY a Panther 1000
SO TIN St ANDY Peterson. 71u2i >
No. 3oth st Maud = Piper ssssis
so TacomA way: El'sle q. Poe 1914
No Oakes. Prank potter sumner
Mrs. Nadine Ridswsy sTaT Alaska
u Carl Rotter, Alder Prank Sim
mons RI !, Box 2is. Puysllup.
David l. STANLEY, 7os4 - Alder u !
Imossne sulgroye Day Island. John
Terrisu stellaooom. Ruth A. Town
send s0oi 80. Thompson ave Pred
n. walker 7iT SO. c 81. l. y valid .
helm. RI J, Box Gal. Tacoma. Cert
rude Ward. si0 - saith 81 Stella
Bates 4sli so saith ~ Paul W
Becker. 1924 East 3oth st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16
Elephant TO Soon
Be on Feet Again

isAhKNtEW. Ore SADIE, Lake.
view elephant with complies
against standing UP. win 10 On
her feel again soon. her trainer
said Tuesday.
Prone since Aug =. when she
vas rescued from q canyon on the
klamath Fsils-f.akevlew highway
after circus truck accident. sadie
will be lifted 10 her feet In .
sling in an attempt 10 overcome
= mental state that has kept her
from getting up.
Tho one-tims star ~ . circus
dancing act WAS left On the Lake.
view high school athletic field be-
cause Of injuries following the sc-
cident and was moved a fev days
ago 10 = garage building 10 be
urged To her feet.
There are "A. las. 900 children IN
the schools Of Soviet Russia
You help yourself when you buy
u. q. War Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16
Chest Campaign
Headquarters 10
Be al Elks bldQ.

headquarters - rsrsrn.as va
Chest e.mrsls. s<rs established
Tuesday IN 10 h~ilFeam - ne -.
ecms TIA. ledge. IS nFess~sy
scccrasnr II RE- = Sn.ah. can.
psixn ehsssm.n. Centrally t.cst>1
cot u The te-s ~ sr.ff.s .sa psfs.
sns dsffcaltaes TIA ias.slar -.
ehes~r vita the ecrv~rsene~ :
MIND - The hondr<sss ~ xelunt<<s
workers WA are - rsre<t s.rk
rccn dnrsnx the t~e w~~.s a ~
campaign.
We are extremely snss~hssd u
me members ~ ths Klks i.ssss "a
thsir generosity r. altering ns thlz
lessi'sa. shsnh nsa Tuesday. W.
90 not wsas 10 cause snY sneaa.
ssni<ass % ne club 90 Its stan
We az. therefore. requesting fhst
IN War Chest workers us~ the en-.
trace On ths side nth k>twe>n
Broadway and ccsnmstes. half wss
down the sters. Ard not re maIs
entrance facing nro.d~ss.
"this entrances 10 FOE oar sxcf..
ave uss. 10 eenvsn.snt Ia eur hssa.
sasrtsrs and makes u pn.slhss fet
ss 10 enter eur o~n sst.up ~tskoai
fssnniaa hack and fafth through
Tire slueecsms Aasess wishing q
ret IN touch With esmpslan hood
quarters hy telephone n asked ID
use The direct War Cheat Iins. IA
siss. and urd<r NJ circumstances
10 cali the number listed ~ tns
Eihss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16
American Women Approve
Wartime Work Clothes

It's the girl OF today who stands
squarely behind the man behind
the gun. In thousands Of factories
all over the nation. she is helping
to turn out the munitions and
equipment so desperately needed
by fighting men the world over.
Like the sensible American girl
she is, she dresses simply, neatly
and smartly.
Utility is the watchword in her
work clothes. No extra frills here,
the clothes are designed for work,
yet with that trim smartness for
which Miss America Is noted.
Stacks or overalls are requested
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16
Benefit Program On Friday
For Norwegian Air Foreo

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leax<s N Tssoas ere spe11n<zaG
sn <s<aiax II mevsss rsesssss 80
ma<ss. Friday. sept - ~
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ar \ sta
fTes~~as ef ~ evening vtIl -
70 ~ Naval N~<~ss.Aa Ar fe<<s
81 Carp Lite Ssrvss. rsrent>
Canada.
rna training camp - sss No..
vegas fRe<s rs r>sn - cpero.
tee fsr 80 ssst TIE vssss erd
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ssisea rsld ever nsspfs. rs1n<e,
me Ncs~>assn hcys ~srs rive
mush srs<ilt 81 shsir s<ssssree
leaders decorated sor tn>w vs,s-
abs s~rxles
me messae pssssrss. 10 - sNevp
~ auave~ nishsfds ~sn - y
ssshnlsotef. rs> psssaF~s ere -
CAmp fAssl. Norway 81 rss~sss.
css@ds. sassstea u Nsswey ~
the usrmans saa IN es~ehan>a
Flshssas ~sii snew se~s - ~
cwr psstnrss tasss - nsseIev
Nsticnsi pass ssa ssher >oeoty
srots here N wasnseassa. Aflev
tss program. s~sFsanmsrts wtll -
served. lseIu1sns heWsma<e sahs
snd coffee
patscseeses fcr Inc refresNnenea
ere nee1amss ~ x. heneua.
president ~ xmels teasss r. =
sscr~s~t. Jcsssn wang. rsess
rsasssca. John fAasitp. f1eazn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-16

certain basic requirements. They
are sturdy. but not too heavy.
wash easily. designed with ne
cessary fuilness. and A. . very
important factor :. they have
enough style features 10 build up
the morale OF both the men and
women wsrkers.