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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12

VANCOUVER. n ciimaxfnr
an snti-Japanese campaign led by
Alderman Hslford Wilson. a mass
meeting was called today 10 con-
slider q resolution that all British
Columbia japanese, whether Cana
dian born or not. be internsd In
Alberta
British Columbia has as
600 japanese residents. many
If whom i've along n coast
A six-man COMMITTEES said thrvs
other resolutions will be considered
at the Mas meeting within the
next two weeks"
One would urge that = home
eaurd be formed 10 teach men
street fighting and bush fighting. !"
another that provision be made for
unemployed whites before We
worry about the Japanese. and
that some adequate use b. made Of
japanese fishing boats that have
been lying idle since the outbreak
Of the Pacific war
T. Burnett OF the flshermen's
union. chairman OF the COMMITTEES.
claimed IL represented ten unions
and other organizations and
planned to adopt the name. Pa
eifie Coast Defense league"
Burnett denied the commit
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E. L. Messenger
Succumbs al So

Known 10 his many hundreds Of
friends IN both business and sports
elreiss a. Lind. elias Lindsay
Messenger. = sales sxscailss 81
the Hunt and hottst Hardware
Co. died Friday night 81 his hons.
1T No Tacoma ave. he sss o.
years old
Land Messenger had lived nsafiy
I'll MS life IN Tacoma DE vas
born In Amiiy. Ore and with his
family moved 70 tina city IN iss7
His father. Eiias Floyd AssasnssS.
VAS q prominent pioneer Taeoma
business man. ana Nas pfssl1snf
Il ths Hunt snd Aottst 60. when
hs died IN 1871 The elder Mes
singer 10 credited sith having
played q large part In tina success
Of the Pacific ave. wboissals firm.
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Axis Flight
In Libya Is
Plenty Fast

CAIRO ~-The All. retrvaf into
Tripoiitania has been speedsd up
and 1T some points Il IL 80 rapid
the British pursusfs have been I'M
able 10 keep up. British Middle
East general headquarters said To
day.
The eommunlqne said that In ali
Libysn operations tho Royal Air
Force provided support for land
forces and continued attacks on
snsmy supply and transport col
umns
OF the Agsdab.a sector the CON.
munlqas said
The withdrawal ~ the enemy
towards ~ kghella ton the cyfsn-
sloa-Tripoliisnis borderj continued
yesterday Southwest 81 AKsdsbls
our columns attacked attachments
Of the enemy IN positions covering
the main snsmy line ~ rstrsst
"Elsswhefs the snsmy with
drssai ~ss % fast that oar sd-
ysnes slsmsnts ssfs unable yss-
tsrdsy 10 bring him 10 action
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Langseih Is Out
AS Police Chief

Saturday marked Einsr Lang
seth's final day as Tacoms's chief
OF police.
He vacated .he office five days
before the time stated in his recent
letter of resignation TO Commits
sioner Holmes Eastwood after re-
ceiving a letter from the commits
sioner in which was stated the
chief would leave his office not
later than Jan. 10
The chief said If elected commits
sioner Of public safety he would
select = man from the police de-
paftment for chief of police
though he declined to mention any
names.
Eastwood appointed Lsnsetf
chief OF police Feb. /. 1889. Ian
seth became a regular member oi
the police department Nov 7. 1921
He served as a pstrolmsn unit
appointed city license inspector BY
Eastwood in 1888. He succeeded
James Dew as chief OF police.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Mutual Sues NDC
For SlO.275.ooo

CHICAGO Tss Nst1si nfo@1,
casting system ard go sffinstinn
stations To-Day fslea ssss tor ttn.-
avs 900 against tn National Bread.
casting company ara ~ psreni
form. ths RADIO cerpefstioa e
AmsFles. ebsrginE tse a<fea<isntz
wiih conspiracy m Tio4siion a
federal antitrust is~s
The suif In fs<isfsi asstfiet court
charged that MICS system q -.
strictiss contracts Illegally esnis1
Mutual an opportunity % OBTAIN
business In cities where there zrs
l.~s thar four fasis tine radio STA
tions~ Mutual ard ~ allied sta
tiona claimed they had been dam.
aged to ths extsnt u tstz1.ooo
ana demanded triple recovery q
That Amount under ths sherman
antitrust acL
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Sporismen' S Club
Buys Building

Purchase Of the Wright building
At the southwest corner Of Pacific
ave. and South 9th st. by the Ia
coma Sportsmsn's club was an
nounoed Saturday. Consideration
in the cash deal was not disclosed.
The sportsmen's club has been q
tenant OF the three-story building
for six years. previously having
held itx meetings in the Odd Fell
lows temple
The property which had been in
the Wright estate Of Philadelphia
practically ever since il was built
over so years ago, has 50-feei
frontage on Pacific and Commerce
and 10 feet on 9Th The realty
transaction was handled BY Omar
Brstrud. new vice president Of the
sportsmen's ciuh. and Ben p. Heus-
ton for the Wright estate.
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Arrested Tenth
Time for Liquor

Arrested BY stats liquor agents
for the 10th time snes July -.
1871. Mary Davis. -. ~ is3s Gem
nsres Of posted $500 essh hsli
Friday afternoon for . sss<ss<
after being charged spth vsolstssn
Of ths steele act
Also booked ~ tina county Jsii
si tina same time FRIDAY ssa
Eduardo cecehi. b0-yssr-oid bar
tender. who aiso uss released On
800 essn hail cseehl sss arrest
ed al 1884, commsrss Of
Ths previous record ~ Mary
DAVIS shows arrssss On July -.
Aag | and 8. sept and .. oete-
be- -. Dse. n. - ard a. AL
prior arrests nave resulted IN con.
vietsons and fines averaging $40
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Sets Meetinu
With Leaders
Monday Eve
Appointment Gets
Approval of City
Defense Council

Joseph =. Lsnser. prominent
sportsman and former president
and manager Of Columbia
Breweries. Inc. Saturday accept
ed appointment as coordinator of
Civilian Defense for Tacoma.
Enthusiastic approval Of Lam
ser's nomination for the key de-
Tense job was voiced Saturday by
the city's defense council, which
promptly ratified the nomination
made by Mayor Harry p. Cain.
Similar expression of endorse
ment also was made by spokes-
men of the Tacoma Home Defense
corps.
Lanser Immediately sched-
uled n meeting with heads Of
the several units Of the de-
Tense corps for 1850 p. m.
Monday In the armory.
Lanser will devote fuli time 10
the defense post without pay.
A resident Of Tacoma since
1888. Lsnser recently was elected
president Of the Hot Stove league
and has been active in organized
sports.
As head OF civilian defense
Lanser succeeds Bert Bradley
who resigned.
Mayor Cain emphasized the fact
that all civilian defense workers
and projects would remain un.
changed and that everyone Is Ia
continue with his regular volunteer
defense duties and activities.
"A shift of executives must
not disturb the splendid things
we have already accomplished.
The defense program and Its
personnel must not be inter
rupted." Cain said.
Officers of the home defens.
corps. who Friday indicated the,
would submit a candidate for co
ordinator at a meeting with tn
defense council and mayor Satur
day, upon learning that Lanser'i
name would be proposed instea'
cancelled such a meeting At tn
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nuSnSnmmv. nsnuhs : nn9nts
asserted Today tnss oermea tsuapg
wsrs starting - susvsn1uv - maso
ard shsf - tb< n>ne11ne sneeeg
nsrth~~st ~ h1s~evw. oetuse
ansss wsss Fssss~tlax sruenwsn1~
~&Sf. sh&nsi@ninn srma osna ~
hl<iss and aumunlfioa.
a Tss~ sarn<y eswmaniq1ssI -
porting the start q m1ns 80
render. ssid
~rhss s&&tsfsss N IN nr~wsag
a<moFsiixsflsn - IN ras<tse
.rmlss"
fsv~sfis ne effiesai ne~nrnpegs
asserted thst N o<sm4no 800
rushing planes 70 ~ n1n<1tm egen
~h~fs tn< oefmsa fpax ueas<1e
~sss r>~1salnn fs>rrely NJ ~ ~
nslsslsns w<fs s1vaeelae feteHe-
ls@~ly. cutting lmpsvtsnf ra1lpne<D
and hishwsra
A1~tf oo1e1ps - s~ueeen9
~ ~ ssnp, s~~sonpns -
ssss - ~ 0S1nu su1nonpoo~
sne~ss fsem w~aaaen mp~De
- ~ tonsesw spsue y = -
psssss ss1emDt - 49, -
as~1s - t&eunnm<k - -
lsssss ss~~ps sv~m ene1e~1p-
n~ss 80 snesn6nnennn.
Hasslss sso<k tfseps 800 -
ssskiss NJ o<rmsns e>r<tenu1y
gcoatlsns1 ~ rsss Z csisuma -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Coolies DIG
Graves for
Jap Troops

CHAN6SHA. China - Coolies
were digging two "tombs" for the
unknown invaders today while
Chinese soldiers pursued the rem
nsnts Of = japanese army which
suffered q crushing defeat IN an
attempt to take this capital Of
Human province.
The tombs were for the bodies Of
innumerable japanese scattered
through the suburbs and the coun-
tryside. Correspondents taken on
a tour Of the late battle field saw
many piles Of bodies. containing
IS to rs Japanese oorpses each.
Gen. IL Yutang. who con-
Quoted the tour. estimated the
Japanese casualties nj 2i.0Oo
for the immediate envircns Of
Changsha. The Chinese he'd
1000 casualties here.
The correspondents were per.
mitted to interview . japanese
prisoner - Private kyoshi kawa-
hara. IS. who. before he was taken
into the army. was clerk for an
insurance company In Nagoya.
Before he was captured. he had
not eaten and had had no water
for ~ hours. he said. The main
factor In the japanese rout. he
said, had been q shortage Of food
and supplies He still wore the
summer uniform because his unit
had not been supplied with winter
clothing.
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laps Strike
Mindanao;
Luzon Quiet
Nippos Believed
Preparing Lorgs-
Scole Offensive


WARRINGTON - Japan to1ay
msss>d pe~srnn transport eee-
c<nsrstiene off the southern
rhiilppln~ isisnd n NlndAnas n
probable preparation fpr : sweep.
inx mrr.ssp eampeinn ~ sslIi-ub'
occupied lssssds sn1 ~ affsoslve
sGstnst ths Netherlands n>st
fndsss.
TIE var department. reprr<e<
that a considerable number -
tspsnss< vessels hsv~ b>en ssoAt.
81 along ire A6lnassse enoel.
where the japanese aev~ sstab-
llshsd powerful h~s~ a pevoe.
800 miles sesssh a. Manila.
n teeuae1~9s ~ - -
ssess wess - 49, ~ -
cssss - - seseoou1s 1npselra
~ Dasse lssst ssseo - -
Dwssn l.,eHa pessennon~s y
s~swa1 pssAae>s ~ reove
y vunh1as ssssp - ~ -
psss>tees ses - epno1ne -
ssck - ~ pso<A pnn6olsen.
There are many pN<lspr1ns -
lsnds between nsn6snso On ~
south ana f&sses - th< psrth
CONTINUED On page . Column D
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F asiesi Cruiser
Is Commissioned

BOSTON 80. Tns u. o. D ssn
Diego. probably shs fastest nght
cruiser ever bssalt N ths United
states. wa commissioned today ~
ths south Boston annex Of ths
Boston navy yard
Capt. n. G. Grady. head ~ ths
navy yzrd. read Ina commission.
ing order snd received a silver
servies. donated - tbs city u san
Diego. IN oehalf a ths snip The
silver vss presented By u !. Rep.
x4a~a@rd v, n IzA<. d. Calf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Only Three
First Day

Only three aspiring candidates
fos city offices effseisily declared
themselves ~ Ming with the eits
clerk Saturday.
S1rnt in line was M. l. = whes.
stone. who filed for commissioners
~ Pubic Safety.
A. A. bradley shnrsly sftsresrss
entered tho rses for city cantroI-
Ter. ard Arthur nnreh~r. lneass-
b~nt civil service eomms~scn<r.
flied for he present pssssisr.
Filings wers opened saturday
morning Until nean and vii -
ciosed IN Ian. ~
Primaries ~iil h- held ea r.h
az wtth city election slated far
Mar. 10 for the offices n nsysf.
commissioner Of public safety.
commissioner Of finance and cen.
trnlfef.
Mayer Marry y. Cain ~iIl fsis
hls candidacy for reesscticn AFTER
Nj. return FROM Washington. q c.
he announced Saturday. which u
hIs ssth blrthday.
he expects 10 depart saturday
evening bs plane ana the pre-
~ business Incident to he leaving
prevented HE fling the formal
d~elsrafIan ,xifh fh< an, clark
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B. c. May Intern All Japs.
Whether Aliens or Citizens

to wss lsdaiEing In -rshhss
rousing.-
We interned q lot ~ our own
single unemployed. you'll remsm-
ber,n he said To-day they're
fighting overseas Some Of them
are In Hong Kong.
Perhaps u might do the Japan
go some good. II one plane came
over the city tonight We al know
what would happen 10 tho>> poor.
loyal Japanese They shosld h<
sent east az the Rockies eefnrs the
tsmpers 81 good British subjects
are aroused"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Tax on Salary
May Come Nexi

WASHINGTON - Treasury and
congressional tax leaders are con-
sidering a is per cent salary with
holding tax and reduction of per-
sonal income tax exemptions to
$500 for single persons and 81 900
for married couples as a base for
the SO. 900 .00o. 900 war revenue pro-
gram, informed sources said today.
In simple figures enactment Of
the combined income and social
security tax proposals that have
been tentatively advanced would
take nearly IL per cent of the
gross income Of a family of two
earning $4,000 a year deduction
Of about IS from a $3.50 weekly
paycheek.
There 10 nothing certain
about ANY tar proposals at
this point. The treasury will
not send Its recomme ndation.
OF the house ways and means
committee before Jan. 20.
However. among the other pos
sibilities discussed at yesterday,
conference among Secretary Of the
Treasury Henry Aorgenthsu. and
Chairman Robert L. Doughton. d.
N. C.. of the house ways and means
COMMITTEES and Walter p. George.
d, Ca. OF the senate finance COM
mittee. were these
1. Great increases In exciw
taxes on all articles that require
materials needed In war produe-
ton. The figure discussed at the
tax conference was IS per cent on
rubber articles. refrigerator. ra-
dos. sporting goods and sutomo-
biles.
2. A requirement that hus-
bands and wives Who live to-
gether and have separate In
comes pool their income. for
tar purposes and file . single,
toinf return
.. Sitter rates on corporation
excess profits.
4. Increase social security tax.,
10 yield $1,000 900 900. including .
one per cent unemployment com.
psnsstion tax 10 be paid by en-.
/ ployes and q similar increass In
old age benefit payments
8. Reductions In m. present
SIC. 900 state and gift tar sx.
emptions.
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British Fall
Back Before
Jap Attacks
Nippos Striking
Hardest Blows
OF Wur in Drive
Nv STANLEY JONES

SINGAPORE - British forces
had fallen back farther toward
Singapore before invading Japan
ese hordes today. but the defend
ers' bombers were striking their
hardest blows of the war. attack
ing two points in Thailand and
one far to the north Of their lines.
A genersl' headquarters
communicate said imperial
forces had withdrawn In the
Slim river area That left
the location Of the front If
such could be maintained by
either side In the fighting
peculiar TO the Malay jungle
In doubt.
The Slim river is on the west
side Of Malaga. so miles north of
Kuala Lumpur, strategically inn
portant capital of the Federated
Malay States and ESQ miles north
west of Singapore.
Bombers of the Far Eastern
command struck at Singors and
Sungei Patani, both in eastern
Thailsnd, just across the border
and Japanese occupied Ipoh In
the northernmost Malayan state
smashing enemy installations anc
sirdromes and starting fires.
There was no indication how
far the British had withdrawn.
A communique late last
night said the British were
using artillery, with good re-
suits, hut British casualties
also were heavy.
A native village was bombed ir
yesterdays raid on Singapore
island: some houses were demol'
ished, seven men were killed ano
10 injured
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Nazis Jniery
Over 'Runors'

sT0fhse0ka4 swe1sa-- ~
Swedish eefxespoa1se<e IN ueriln
hxse b<sa rssz.ss<sd authoritative
- " a~nr th~t any nens - -
gnp~ndsnx - in@lneaf eassp 80
sislbi< th~fs. wsli snfe<med 4'<ns~
ten ssif to-day
A. ne sass flne 4 So se1e
kne~a ihet tkF<s etrnlzorsr ~
s@~a sxsuss>d ysss~vdsx - -
ln.
Ons wss ensrx~1 Win EfIenni
ra<~<a~sen = : skaxe ~ afase
fnfsFmssss 80 German 60
tbonfl<s ws<s tr~s<ksg wzkA sS<r-
pri<laE seriousness - rumore
pasnllxn<<s shfe@d kn.t - 0ermae
eavsrnm<ns $50 taxing ze&~sr@s
70 pfsyent a. uprtsiex b nsri'n
TIE Mas pfep~s4ate MINISTRY.
.nseh u<szzlIy hss 41nnz,nse<i nzee
rssmers ~ifn = fs~ coe<@nptao>zn
1or.ls. taAs time smphaklealiy -
sle1 the eoap rumQ<n <~1ee. nnce
Thursday ard once yesterday
Berlin bFozdess<s ha1 de1ied -
ports. pssllshs.i n ziIi>d c&pstais
that maehln< sae posts wefs -
ing sre<t~s1 II strategic epokn -
Berlin o. mat any o<n@r st0pn
~srs beng taken 1gszns< - In
mlnsnt uprising.
Reports also k=a been deni>d -
asvlslons between Adolf Hl<ier -
ths army oomnand
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F. D. Rebufied
By Farm Bloc

WASHINGTON The senate
farm bloc which won the first
=. :, a.. a.,, 60. s,v,e,n.
price o"n,fo' s"'""''y o
the secretary Of agriculture and
IN. price administrator. sought "a
al. c.,t.in Today that f.rm.rs'
-, -. -. a.. -.
'ha' ~
trend ss ~ofssfs wages
The farm bloc override
pres,asst sss.~yeIt late ys.-
- Ia. ar. .a.
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Man Missing Since
Attending Funeral

Police Saturday were asked 10
assist IN finding John Weingut. rs,
Of SOL So. Ferdinand ST. who left
his home Tuesday 70 attend the
funeral Of George Shsnklin and
failed 70 return. Anyone knowing
the whereabouts Of the elderly man
j. requested to contact either MS
wife. police. or Victor Olson Of
RI s Box II, Tacoma.
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Hello, folks. We see by the
paper that the u. s. marine
corps is now issuing licenses
to hunt Japs.
Well. II any fly this way Ne
intend 20 do a bit q posching on
our own,
., Is oons,dsfsd more sporting 70
shoo, gone sho,'s or ire -ino. byi
from oo- on tns Lsofhsfnscss -on'i
be 700 ivssY.
Purchase Of defense stamps and
bonds will help provide oountiss
for pelts. of course.
Daily D<fiaifion; A night club
Is place where the tables are
reserved and the customers aren't.
Another thrifty guy ss'd Hike
To KICK into . ditch
Is he who desses office bEhts
when 10 IL darn - pitch
And then there's tina type Of
person who IL 90 smart ne has &c
many brains In his little finger az
he has IN Ms entire head.
~ S'A.r
Asre ssy fsii ~ isss.slssssss
lssss o. The psi-sssy, - hs~s zee
. supper ~ sssss sssps'ss 70 fss
bsssss rssss,, ED . sssS dob :
be fss . -s.ssr's eve. bsf ! Dc sss'
riot 10 s,sss 10 fsaeh sa.sssl ssss
ssss 10 sssses~s -s. - % bed sssi,
sss there % s<sasiss the psssssssssi'
snsii ss~s lss sls~bs. c o. D,
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Partially Lift Ban On Tires in Canada

ply &. u. Howe said that tan
drivers department stores. milk.
bread and coal companies and
firms making home deliveries must
either purchase second hand tirss
~ nave their present onss re-
usaded-
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We escaped from Shanghai after
spending two weeks watching .
disheartened population wage .
losing fight against an aeuts food
shortage. pestilencs and severe
cold.
The worst winter In shsnghsi's
history complicated the plight Of
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OTTAWA-Cansdss Dan On tfif
sale Of autonObils tires Sas lifted
partially today for ths benefit q
physicians. travelling nurses, police
ami fire departments. mail trucks
and several essential services
Minister Of Munitions and Bup-
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thousands ~ helpless eiviiisns
When We escaped. most of the
city's Industries had been eiosed.
rice lines were growing longer
daily and rice riots we're inereas-
Ing. Many Chiness. along with
Brttons and Americans. actually
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))se1c :
skitSss
kaeY h,El Va oRHEES III

There is a quality of tragic
irony in the suggestion OF
Interior Secretary lckes that
an auto speed limit of DO miles
per hour be enforced through
out the nation.
1ckes would do it as war
measure and as a method of saw
Ing rubber and automobiles"
The secretary neglected to say
that his proposal, IL adopted,
would, without doubt, save lives.
Such q speed reduction would
save scores of human lives in this
country each day.
Traffic safety experts agree
there are many things that
need doing in order to raise
the traffic safety factor 10 a
proper level.
But, II only one thing could be
done. they would reduce speed.
Speed il the cause Of fatalities
and injuries 50 terrible death IA
welcomed, when crashes occur.
Many car drivers today are
cutting their speed. They dc
it to save tires - henceforth
to be rationed.
II il a pointed commentary on
our crsssness that We will do this
To save wear and tear on our me
chsnicsl servants. but not to pro-
tect life and limb OF our fellows.
However. lets not stare too long
IN this gift horses face.
N the government must grab Al
our pocketbooks 10 make us pre-
serve our neighb0rs and our our
seii-being. perhaps Ne should
recognize . blessing no matter
bow materially disguised.
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Seattle Murder Trial
Postponed to March

sEATTLE-Beeauss o. the III
ness Of Defense Attorney Eugene
p. Hooper. the first degree murder
trial Of Edward Wager. q. was
postponed today from Jan. 10 10
March Is Wager SAs charged
with staying three men In a speak
easy Aug 8 He mas pleaded IN
nOoent By reason Of mental ire
sponkibiiity.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

teswssa Os~~sh. Journalism N
stuietcf ~ g. p. y. ~ss : ~
disguised Saturday. After psss-
ing mental examinations for .
commission In the naval reserve.
hs ~.s rsjsessd ~h~n Eissu .
physical sxsninstlaz. poetoss
discovered ne had ~ ever bsts.
Miss f.sss>i q. i.Ase. s7< Ne
M a. manager ~ tA~ bnok D.
partm~nt ~ nhasss Brothers
store. pisns 10 lssys sooa Ter
Boston. hs~.
NJ. s.1 sss. Alss~a 4. nssSsess
~ the Fiessnrs apartments e<fs
eslsbrstinK tselr first ws<idsna
anniversary saturday.
MIS-. q D. Neynse. . former
Tseomsn noe iislak IN s~qslfs.
" hese fee . weeks visit
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No gotta o.. this sssk h.s bees
fighting = severe cold
The Junior chsma<f ~ Cam
msfcs At aslsm. Ore. today a.
nosinfsd Mayer Marry y, Csis If
Tacoma ss speaker 81 ~ fosn-
defs day banquet 90 Ian. a.
4. q. J~ssisGs. dir<esor II
the ssorth Coast Retail HsFsinsf~
association. has ee~n neflflsa mat
the organixAtlons snasisi eonysn.
tloa @lll - hsld - Pertisod 90
Continues On rsss ]. caiasa 81
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Rioiing. Terrorism Mark
Jap Occupation Of Shanghai


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12

TuENMusHAN WESTERN cEKkIANe rRosrNCE-tp-a,-a
captured dsfuptnG eitys
lie threatening widespread starvation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12

BANK TRANSACTIONS
tacoma ...............S4, 400 DO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12

And then there's tina type Of
person who IL 90 smart ne has ss
many brains in his little finger az
he has In MS entire head.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-04

Chemists are trying to reduce
fruit juices TO a concentrated form
suitable for armed forces.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-04
W orkeIa ,untr.. 10.

In Chicago LOCO emf .
large mail order h0us, .. .,.....
pint of blood each w.,H.. . ",..
On the West 'oa>t .;U.uu.rr..r, ..
Of one Of the ma OF .a... ....a.
pledged donation a..H -- ..:.
o!rd IN one day.
The A. F. Of l.. .~i thv q. 10.
both have blood don. ...v
rolls ISSUED to all local urr..- ...
,.ntrai ccntcrS where Re. Gross
blood banks have been r.:a... ....t.
Already the Red Cross M: .N.. ...-
&c: he 100000 plntS o. h.. .y.
Huc>trd for delivery by j., ."
last.
Inc Red Cross C'"tvrs ..,. ..
b. located in cities who're thor, are
processing Laboratories 20 ~. ..-.
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