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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
. There Are None Better

Reports from the Solomons and other
battlefronts provide aceumulative evidence
of the superiority Of American-made
bombers and fighting planes. There is no
longer any ground for the criticism We
once heard.
II has been difficult TO get at the truth
because so many of the pertinent facts
were held 10 be military secrets. Some of
them unquestionably should not be dis
cussed. Others were held back, apparent
ly, through that same excess of secretive-
ness which in other fields and on other oc-
casions has proved unnecessary, unjusti-
fable and harmful TO the national morale.
Now, stung by criticism, American
brass hats have permitted publication of
data comparable to what the British never
held back.
IL our planes were as bad as rumor has
said, then we could not help wondering
whether our pilots and their crews were
being destroyed wholesale But the fact
is that on every front our planes have
taken toll of the enemy two, three and four
TO one.
American pilots are good. None are
better. We can be excused if we feel that
none are quite so good. But man for man,
American flyers are not three or four
times as good as German and Japanese
flyers. They are not enough better to in
flict the damage they have unless their
planes were substantially as good as the
enemy's.
There was some cause for alarm over
early criticisms of American planes. Our
older models were compared with the latest
designs turned out by Great Britain. That
criticism is no longer justified. Britain's
planes are good and so are ours, and in
some respects, better. We got away to a
slow start but we have caught up and
moved way out front.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
, Persisiency Wins

On the theory that the constant drop
ping of water will wear away the hardest
stone, proponents of better pay for Ore
gon legislatures kept at it and finally were
successful. After nine emphatic defeats,
the proposal carried by good majority,
Nov. 8. Beginning in January the pay
for making the laws for the people will be
SO instead of So day.
This successful ending of long and
hard fought campaign must be attributed
to persistency rather than more generous
spirit due to wartime incomes. In 1927,
one of the prosperous years which preced-
ed the depression, the measure was de-
feated by 100000 votes. In 1886, the peak
of the depression, it was licked seven to
one
BY the law of averages, out of certain
number of trys with meritorious object
i've there is bound to be one win. The only
instance when that principle fails is play
ing a slot machine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

passage OF the five-mill school levy
u deeply appreciated by this COM
rnittee- We feel that the whole
Times organization has been be-
hind US In this prolonged effort TO
secure recognition Of Tscoma's
school needs. This effort has been
most gratifying.
II is clearly recognizable that
without the support Of The Times
the election in al probability could
not have been carried.
SCHOOL 5-MILL COMMITTEE,
ELLIS L. JOHNSON. Chairman
JOHN o. PETERSON.
Chairman. puhlicity Com mittea.
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week at the National Press club.
Gladstone suggested that the
papers b passed along to Mr..
Roosevelt In the belief that he
might think the whole thing q
Joke"
Several days later Mac" re-
ported that he had turned the
documents over to 'the boss" as
he calls FDR And you were
right Gladstone" added Marvin.
ssThe president thought il was q
swell joke-'-
Mr.. Lawrence had the last word.
however In the current United
States News he points out that
the castigated writers had better
slant On the aircraft carrier sub
jet than did the gold braiders.
The journalists advocated q large
number Of small ships: the ad-
nirals z few giants. The Jap
snese took the typewriter strate-
gists' advice" he explained They
now have esrrisrs TO spare"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

When Clarence King. New York
geologist, made the first attempt
at scaling Mount Whitney in 1871,
he climbed Mount Langley by mis-
take. Unaware of his error. he
published an account claiming the
first ascent Of Whitney. In 1873.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

w. A. Goodyear climbed Mount
Langley. discovered Kings marker,
and published news Of the mistake.
King hurried from New York and
on Sept. 10, 1878, climbed the true
Mount Whitney. However. only
one month previously three men
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

How the average voter does not study
campaign issues is indicated by the vote
which keeps the rural credits provision in
the Oregon constitution. Though the need
for it no longer exists, the provision was
retained by majority of about 10000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

TODAY'S COMMON ERROR
Good English demands use Of
anywhere. everywhere, nowhere
and somewhere; NOT any place,
every place, etc.
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AS4A 1~aA1 - W F
are they?
2. why did
Mussolini scott at
the launching Of
the Am erican
ship Jos IN
Teal?
8. What is the
national driving
speed TO conserve
rubber?
Answers on
Page I
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He Knows or Finds
The Answers

but they may buy from different
wholesalers and may also be af-
fected by different operational
costs which would make the prices
differ.
Mr.. Fixit: My husband was
drafted In the army and he didn't
put me as his dependent. We
have been separated two and n
half years but we have been GO
ing out together before and after
he was drafted and we are going
to be together when he gets back
from the army. He gets $50 .
month. VIII I get allotments:
M. L.
If you are listed as his wife In
army records. you should get the
allotment. II you are not, he can
see his commanding officer and
have it arranged.
Mr.. Fixit: win you please give
me the population Of Calgary and
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, be-
fore the war started and today:
II. r. Z.
Latest population figures for
those cities are Calgary, s3,4o7,
and Edmonton, s5.774. Those were
published in 1e41. so presumably
were taken at the beginning Of
the war. There are no estimates
available now. You can only be
sure that the Canadian prairie
provinces have lost many persons
to coast industries Just as our
prairie states have.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
CLEARS ISSUE or
FAT SALVAGE

Editor The Times; Your recent
issue which published . letter
signed by Beatrice Levin Petite
pertaining to the important house.
hold fat collection program has
reached our office. and we hasten
to answer in order that no delay
b encountered for the improve
ment Of the situation as reported.
II Il very essential that every
phase Of the routing Of this mate
rial from the housewife to the
butcher to the renderer not only
b maintained but improved. 50
that the opportunity 10 available
for every housewife to have q part
In this war effort.
The names and addresses Of the
butchers who do not have con-
tact with renderers should be
given to the Tacoma Salvage COM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

In too many luxuries lies the reason we
sometimes have to 60 without the neces-
sites.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

Considering the price of eggs, it's the
hen that should be doing the growing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

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a Aiohor-Up BIunder
Ivpewr5for Sfrafecixfx
ca. III
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On Carrier Sffuofion
N nay TUCKER
WARRINGTON - The most
critical question before our High
Command today n WHARF the
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arr retaaning TOO much Of our out
put q this nae o. shs water and
they inc1uoe haener-ups IN Wssn-
metna
Il = admitted IN al quarters
snat ong supply iinee ana lack
a snaps have oeen other factors
IN cur delayed action. Ana we
nav nao % oisperse our units IN
order % hold United Nations fronts
agn1n9 the better prepared FORCES
q Germany and Japan
Tor theee reasons there - only
slight osposition 70 cavii AZ our
past policies But now II n
argued hers that the period OF I'M
provisauon has ended; mat we
can ana should formulate and exc
cute . moro Abrasive plan OF
attack. A. one stan member puts
GWs cunv keep on pouring our
msn down ratno'ss al around the
world
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in classifying three hundred thou
sand applications. finally approx
ing only thirteen hundred. The
newcomers had to b trained for
their donk Jobs BY wearers Of bars
Who might have hesn drilling
trocpa Thousands Of additional
clerical help - clerks. stenogra-
phers. msssengers. etc.-wsrs Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
. SO THEY SAY

do not relish the job Of throw
ing cold water on anyone's en-
thusiasm for an immediate large
scale invasion Of the European
continent But the question, it
seems to me, cannot be decided
on the basis Of emotion and politi-
cal pressure. II must be judged
In the light Of strategic realities.
Maj Alexander de seversky.
aviation expert.
Life was trying, and one Of the
II crew members went insane
Charles W. Duett, sailor on Cali
fornia-to-Cape Horn windjammer.
The Nova Scotians think IL
would be q swell idea to elect
Roosevelt to . fourth term.-J. W.
'Rsper. eolumnist
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
METHODIST MINISTER'S
LIKE TINES CHURCH NEWS
APPRECIATES SUPPORT
OF THE TIMES

Editor. The Times: The School
Five-Min committee at its meeting
on Nov. 3 directed that this letter
be written TO you
The cooperative attitude and
civic spirit Of The Tacoma Times
in giving publicity and advocating
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
. WAR QUIZ

/. Only three army officers may
wear this shoulder rank insigne OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
BY John Hiz

had deprived him of the first
ascent honor. The men, A. H.
johnson, C. D. Begole and John
Lucas, gave the mountain the
name of Fisherman's peak, which
for a time threatened to supersede
the earlier name!
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= Your Opinions

mittee. Of which Mr.. Sam Powell
is chairman. That office is To-
Gated at 1881 Rust building, and
the telephone number is Main 6062.
We know that some butchers in
Tacoma are being called on by
renderers to pick up this household
fat collection. because the records
In our office clearly indicate that
the Carstens Packing Co. OF your
city has been very active in this
work. We are of the opinion that
q telephone call TO this company
by butchers In your city will re-
suit in the service of the Carstens
Packing Co. including the butch
ers In this program.
In the interest Of this important
salvage program. We would be
pleased 10 have you give whatever
publicity is necessary to this letter.
ELMER J. NELSON,
Executive Secretary for Washing
ton. War Production Board
METHODIST MfNrsrERs
LIKE TIMES CHURCH NEWS
Editor The Times: The Metho-
dist Ministers Union Of Tacoma.
in regular session, instructed me
10 write q note OF commentator
to you for your fine coverage of
church news and your liberal
grant Of space for church an
nouneements
There were many individual
expressions Of appreciation in ad-
dition 70 the general motion
WA Z. CALLAHAN.
Secretary.
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-, ~ sverY nsties he skst
f,erssk hin, ed ~erkstk right
.sss.ss., = ssssptsd wifs -.
-Acis 1888
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

HemOs hecho concentrates so.
bre ell uso del color en- ell arreglC
de las habitaciones del niho. Ira
temos aqui mas extensamente sc
bre ell mismo tema va que tiene
tai Importance ell color ell la de
coraci6n de interiors; que Sc de-
be ayormente a Su uso acertado
0 deSacertado ell lograr un con-
junto decorative agradable, ar
monioso, bello, interesante, o to-
do 10 contrario, y puede bien ale
grar la vida, o entristecerla,
tranquilizar ell espiritu o eXcitar
10.
ComencemOs por generalida-
DIES para despues particularizar
con respecto a las habitaciones
del nino.
Flip rcblema de colorido es ell
inicial a resolver en- cualquier
itento de arreglo de interiors;,
va que rige pc sobre todos los
demas. Pueba de clio la tenemos
al recOrdar los conjuntos deco
rativos que mas nos han guSta-
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

do en- ell pasado-tanto de gran
lujo y de amplias dimensione;
como de eXcesiva sencillez e in,
fimas preparedness. iQue es Il
que mas impression nos ha deja.
do de ellos? Sera exceptional.
mente quizas, solo algGn mueble
de bellas lineas, 0 alguna tela de
originalisimo diseho, etc. = en-
cambio eS en- la generalidad de
los casos una delicada, sugeren-
te, bella, atrevida u original com
binaci6n de colores-aun GUAM
do todos los demas elementos
que entren a integrar ell conjun-
to tengan cada uno por separa-
do una grandisima importancia
para lograr el eXito del mismo.
Els ademas ell color un medic
econ6mico de lograr este exito al
cual nos referimoS. iQue impe-
cablesi nteriores no pueden OBJ
tenerse con eScasisimos medios
ecno6micos con solo atinar en- ell
uso del color iCuantas veces u
ma tela de pobre calidad, pOr un
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

minante (que suele darsale a las
paredes, por constituir estas la
mayor superficie) utilizando no
tas o acentos de interes, de CO.
lores mas vivos o intensoS, pero
armonizantes con ell color prin-
cipal por analogia o contraste.
De acuerdo con su Influenza
afectiva o psychological sObre las
personals, los dolores pueden ella
sificarse en- calidoS y frios.
Cuentanse entire aquelloS los pri
marios, ell rojo y ell Amarillo y
sus diversas combinaciones Sc.
cundarias en- que ellos predomi-
men: ell morado (rojo con azul) /,
81 anaranjado (rojo con amari-
Hoo, asi como las combinacio-
mes de todos los anteriores con
el negro Y ell blanco entire ellos
toda la gama de los llamados
dolores otonaleS hasta ell carme
lita. ConSideranse dolores frios
Ell primario azul Y sus secunda-
rios y derivados en- que este
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

Hollywood y Nueva York, han or
ganizado grupos de artistas que
llevaran a cabo Representatives. en-
los diferentes campamentos mill
tares. Ell Hollywood Victory Com
mittee, que fue organizado tres dias
despues del ataque a Pearl Harbor,
estA encargado de organizar tanto
10 relative a la venta de los bonos
como de las representations. Este
comite estudia y selecciona las
numerosas ofertas que Sc reciben
de actores de todas parties del pals
adhiriendose a la campana para la
venta de bonos, a fin de poder hacer
ell uso mas effective de sus habili-
dades. Otra de las actividades del
referido comite es organizar pro-
gramas semanales que son radiados
a las fuerzas armadas de las Ma
clones Unidas en- todas parties del
mundo.
va asciende a mas de 1000 Ell
numero de hombres empleados en-
la industrial que sc han Incorporate
a las flas y otros muchos estan
siendo llamados a diario. Millares
de empleados estan saliendo de los
numerosos teatros donde sc exhiben
p~elfculas cinematograficas y de di-
versus ramas de la industrial en- TODD
ell pals,
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

bello colorido ha salvado un
cuarto de humildisima condi-
ci6n!
No puede recomendarse dema
siado el usO del color con valen-
tia, pues la eXceSiva timidez So
10 lograra conjuntos muertos,
monotonos o tan vistos que re-
sultan aburridOs. Sin embargo,
donde no Sc sienta cierta seguri-
dad, cierto sentido del color, es
precise ir con pasos cautelosos y
atenerse a algunas reglas gene
rales, que mas adelante expone-
mos, las que solo ell eNperto pue-
de romper con iniciativa propia
logrando brillantes resUltadOs
en- muchos casos.
Suele aconsejarse mayor So
briedad en- ell uso del color vivo
para la ciudad que para ell CAM
po. Pero hoy en- dia Sc observa
POGO esta regla va que la CANA
infinita de dolores y tonos que
estimulan nuestra imagination
nos uneven a experimental efec
toS nuevos " atrevidOs a veces
Ilenos de una elegancia dificil-
mente superada con la mas alb
soluta observancia de reglaS
cientificas de communication de co
lores.
Para concertar un conjunto
de dolores es precise decidir pri
meramente I'm fondO general do
La gaceta., 1942-11-23
LA CENA DEL Ola DE OAR
GRACIAS EN- LA MISSION
PLA

Los necesitados de Ybor City
Y otros barrios que desaen Nar-
ticipar en- la -ela del Di. de
Oar Gracias a Dios, en- la Mi
sion PA, pueden inscribire has
ia 81 microbes, en- el 2417 Gle Ia
calle II.
Sc puaden hacer las ms rip
clones, diariamente, entire las 10
de la manana y las 6 de la tar
dc.
Como ena1ossnteri3ras, -cta
vic Fla, 81 estimate amigo. lie
ne la amabilid&d de i%nvitarnos
para la cena del dia 26, d las 8
de la noche, en- q salon conc5or
de la Misi6n.
Estimamcs Ia cortesia y Ell mo
two de amor al pr6jimo que ms
pira la invitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

HOLLYWOOD, CALIFOR-
NIA.-La industrial cinemato-
grafca, que por muchos amos
ha venido siendo la diversion
favorita de las masas popu-
lares de los Estados Unidos,
esta ectualmente cooperando
en- la lucha contra las naciones
agresoras.
La multitud de personals que ira
bajan en- los diferentes ramos de
esta industria, desde ell mas afamado
de los actores hasta ell 1ltimo de
los operarios, esta participando am
pliamente en- ell esfuerzo belico.
Las multiples facilidades de la in
dustria estan siendo empleadas eff
cazmente para ayudar a los Estados
Unidos v a las naciones aliadas q
obtener la victoria en- ell conf1icto
actual.
De todas las actividades de Ia
industrial en- pro de la defensa, Ia
que es tai vez mas impresionante
es la participation de destacados
actores en- la campana que Sc esta
hacienda para fomentar la compra
de bonos por toda la naci6n. Mas
de cuarenta artistas Sc ofrecieron
recientemente para emprender una
ira por TODD ell pals con ell objetc
de recaudar la tercera parte de Ia
Quota de mil millOnes de d6lares
que correspondent al mes de sep
tiembre por la venta de bonos,
Estas famosas estrellas de la PAN
ITALIA han tornado una parte suma-
mente activa en- la venta de bonos
desde que Sc inici6 la emission de
los mismos.
Coincidiendo con esta ira por Ia
naci5n. las ofciras de la United
States Service Organization, dc
La gaceta., 1942-11-23
antes Sc decia: ESQ es Tabu.
Ahora lea estos hechos

No hace mucho tempo, una mujer
preferia sufrir en- silencio de dolores
funcionales, peri6dicos, antes que ha-
blair de la question.
En- estos dias, sehoras y sehoritas
abiertamente elogian las 2 formas de
alivio que ofrece CARDUI. Tornado
como un tonico. usalmente estimula
ell appetite y ayuda a la digestion au-
mentando la corriente de los jugos
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

En- los $4,000 salones cinemato-
grafcos de los Estados Unidos Sc
estan exhibiendo, libre de gastos,
muchas pelfculas documentales, al
gunas de las cuales Sc deben a los
estudios de Hollywood, pero la
mayor parte de elias proceden de
las diferentes dependencies guber-
namentales. Dichas peliculas sir
ven para dar a conocer al pdblico
de los Estados Unidos, de la manera
mas directa e impresionante posi-
bic, asuntos que ell gobierno consi-
dera de especial importancia en- la
actualidad. La production de estas
peliculas Sc efectGa baio los auspi-
clos de la Ofcina de Information de
Guerra de los Estados Unidos.
Proporcionar ell recreo ~necesario
a las fuerzas destacadas en- lugares
tan apartados como Europa, Asia,
Africa, Australia y Alaska, no es
pequena tarea. Cerca de 200 peli-
culas principles 0 features" han
sido facilitadas nara su exhibition,
a los diferel 0cuerpos armados
de la nacion.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

WASHINGTON.-Centena
res de communicates estadouni-
lenses demuestran 10 que I'm
pals democratico puede hacer
N tiempos de guerra, me-
dante SACRIFICES voluntarios,
ARA derrotar ell empeno de
litter per imponer un orden
esclavitud en- ell mundo.
IN case tipico es Ell de la pc
ueha ciudad de Norfolk, situada
an las llanuras de trigo de Nebra3-
(a. Los 10000 habitantes de la
c,udadh han reunido sus brazos para
Nacer cue todas las energias de esta
eoaunidad co~ntribuyan al esfuerzo
AtEco.
Negociantes Y estudiantes han
% de la ciuG,d para cosechar
trigo y supi.e a escasez de
La gaceta., 1942-11-23
SIR STAFFORD Grips De
10 Ell GABINETE DE CUE
IRA

Londres, Nov. 23.-Dej6 aver
su puoato en- q ejir5te de sue
ira y asuni6 las lmeionas dc
mini tro ~o production de ayio-
mes, Sir Stafford Cripps, exem-
bajador en- la Russia Soviet.
lie sucedera como ministro
del sello privado, Herbert Nor
rison, que desempeha las carte
ras del Interior y Seguridad en-
FL Hogan.
Era miniStro de Fabrication
de Aviones'el coronel j. j. Lie
welin, quien pas6 a ser ministro
residente a cargo de los abaste
cimientos y Representative Ell
Washington al ministro de IL
Production.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

ties actividades: venta de bonos de
guerra, cultivo de huertas particu-
lares para reemplazar las reservas
de alimentos, confecci6n de trajes,
ell ciudado de los nihos, y la eco
nomia de manteca, grasas, des-
perdicios de lana y trapos.
I'm comite de la ciudad presta su
ayuda y c%onseio a las familias de
los miembros de las fuerzas arma-
das.
La ciudad de Norfolk no cuenta
con grandes fabricas de armas, Y
esta situada a mucha distancia de
los centres industriales activos de la
naci6n. Pero sus talleres y fund.-
clones estan produciendo hasta ell
maxine de su capacidad, y, de todos
MOODS, u habitantes estan contri-
buyendo al esfuerzo belico por
medic de n cooperation libre y
yo~luntaria. =
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

brazos. Las amas de casa tambien
han tornado parte, voluntariamente
en- los trabajos a~gricolas.
En- ell colegio de e%nsenanza Sc.
cundaria de la ciudad Sc ofrece
instruction practica para ayudar
en- las empresas belicas.
Los concentrates Sc men para
enviar sus mercancias al por menor
a fin de economizar gasolina J
mano de obra.
Sc realiz6 una fusion de EN-.
presas para reunir pleas disponi.
bles que repongan las de la ma
quinaria agricola Y de las fabricas
Gracias a los grandes esfuerzos
de la genie, Sc han acumulado i'm
portantes desechos de caucho y
metal. La recollection de desperdi.
clos de acero sobrepasa a 113 ID. POI
persona.
Ell pueblo tambitn esta dedicado
en- Ell frente n~acional, a las siguien.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

81, senior:
Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por / n g
Greco Hardware Co.,
ga. Avenida v Gale Is
La gaceta., 1942-11-23
LA AVIACION RUSA bonn
BARDEO A HELSINKI

Londres, Nov. 23.-La radio
alemana da la noticia de que
Helsinki, la capital finlande-
sa, fue bombardeada ell saba
do por la aviaci6n sovietica.
Tambien fueron bombardea-
das otras poblaciones a 10
largo del golfo de Finlandia.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23
Serviran como tecnicOs

I'm importante ndmero de COMO
cidos cinematograistas asi como
tecnicos de los estudios de Holly
wood, Sc han Incorporate al cuerpo
de fot6grafos y tecnicos cinema
tografcOs de las fuerzas armadas,
Muchas de las mas importantes
producciones cinematograficas estan
sirviendo de fondo al topico de
mayor interes hoy en- dia y en-