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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27
Rummage Sale

LADIES' Aid Of Trinity Luz
theran Church will Sponsor
rummage sale in the Matthews
building on Friday and Satur-
day, with Mrs. Robert kepsel
as chairman.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27

with the
cloth-con-
servation cam
paign and all,
you'll
probably see
more shirt-and-
short
combinations
worn for active
sport.
this summer
than ever before
The one at
left is cut on
simple,
classic lines.
The
hubby spun
rayon shorts
come in white,
tan bark,
navy or
sampler blue,
TO be
worn with the
white blouse.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27
Meets Tonight

THE ALTAR SOCIETY of ST,
Peters church will meet this
evening at 1880 o'clock in st.
Mary's clubroomS. A social hour
will follow the business meet
ing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27

Ullrich, Mrs. Florence Adams,
DR.. and Mrs. Oswald G. Flue-
mer, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Malbin.
MR.. AND MPS. ARNOLD
LUNGERHAUSEN of Detroit an
nounce the arrival of daughter,
Gail Christine, born S day
morning in Woman's Hospital,
Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-14

PHIL ADELPHIA. May Ia
(INS).-American farmers next
year may be harvesting a huge
and invaluable dandelion crop
which will provide rubber Tor both
military and civilian needs, it was
predicted today.
That possibility was envisioned
in the disclosure by Wheeler Nc.
Millen, president of the National
Farm Chemurgic Council, that
Uncle Sam has received 13e
pounds of the rubber-yieldine
kok-sagyz seed from Soviet Russia
The seeds, which arrived in this
country by plane. will be- distrib'
uted among agricultural expert
ment stations for test planting
under direction OF DR.. z. w
BrandeS. rubber expert for the de
partment of agriculture.
Rubber, il was explained, is con
tanned in the root of kok-sagyz Il
the extent of 200 pounds an acre
1T is extracted by a simple chemi
cal method which doesn't require
elaborate or costly processing
equipment.
Little was known in the United
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-14
May Dismiss Charges
Against Mckay Aides

A decision on a motion in the
Frank d. Mckay liquor graft-con-
spiracy trial for dismissal OF
charges against three co-defend-
ants, Charles Letter. Isadore
Swartz and John, II. Marolf, will
be made tomorrow, it was ipdi-
Gated today.
Federal Judge Shackleford Mil
Ter Jr., heard dismissal arguments
in the first night session of the
trial last night. Other arguments
are expected to be heard tonight.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-14
History Suggest
Canadian Force
Reaches Britain;

LONDON. May IA QNS).-The
largest Canadian overseas con
Urgent in history has arrived
safely in Britain after a trip across
the Atlantic. il was officially an
ndInccd today
All branches and services we're
represented. including infantry
ARTILLERY. medical and ordnance.
The Canadians also brought
hundreds of thoroughly trained
aiF7nen.
Whether the Canadians viii he
sent out 10 far-flung battlefrontS
or whether they VIII be used 10
replace British troops held here,
was not announced.
II was also announced that fresh
New Zealand forces. including
naval. air and forestry units, had
arrived in England.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-14
Oakland Case
To Test State S
BIdlkout Law
Times star Correspondent

PONTIAC, May 14.-Michigan's
blackout law Is to be tested in the
court of Justice II. A. O'Dell of
Bloomfield Hills today when Will
liam F. Wild of 26406 Dundee
road, Huntington Woods, an
alleged violator is brought TO trial.
Wild is charged with refusing
to turn out the lights on his car
and pull over to the curb in the
recent test blackout of the De-
|troit metropolitan area. He said
Ihe will fight the charge on the
lground that Bloomfield Hills hao
mo blackout ordinance.
Prosecutor Charles L. Wilson
h as recommended prosecution
under the state law which give:
municipalities full authority Il
control all lights during test ol
real blackouts.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-14
State Police Shortage

LANSING, May 14.-With 130
state policemen already in the
nations armed forces and 85 per
cent of the remainder within draft
age, Commissioner Oscar G.
.Olander today said that few
state police posts may have to be
closed for the duration. Sufficient
candidates for vacancies are not
available. Olander said,
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-14
No Stills Uncovered
Since Sugar Rdiioning

A. least one business apparently
has been wiped out completely by
the sugar shortage, il appeared
TODAY. when Earle F. Koehler,
supervisor of the alcohol tax
bureau for Ohio and Michigan,
revealed that no stills have been
uncovered since the rationing be-
gao.
Koehler pointed out that an
enormous quantity of sugar is
necessary to run a lucrative boot
legting business. since 100 pounds
yields only eight TO 10 gallons of
Ipopnshine.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-14
She Got Id
Divorce Won on Narrative
Of Terrible Temper

Charles F. Kern, engineering
designer, not only had terrible
temper" but he gave some of her
jewelry to other women and once
cut up three Of her needlepoint
chairs with a razor, Mrs. Kath-
crime Kern of 11106 Sanford ave-
nue., told Circuit Judge Guy A
Miller in asking for a divorce.
Che pot IL
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-14
SeIe(fee on Way,
Jailed in Robbery

ANN ARBOR, May 14.-Instead
of being at the Detroit army in
duction center as planned. John
A. Dalton. 33, is in Jail today
charged with the $4,000 armed
robbery of an aged Kentucky
couple early this year.
Dalton was arrested as he was
boarding a bus with 54 other Ann
Arbor selectees for Detroit. Most
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-14
Catholics Here Join
Ascension Day Rites

Detroit Catholics, like other
Roman Catholics throughout the
world, attended mass today as the
traditional observance OF Ascen-
sion Day.
The holiday. which comes 40
days after Easter, commentaries
the ascension of Christ into
heaven. Catholic schools were
closed for the day.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-14
Raid Control Unit Ready

Highland Parks secret air raid
control room, the fifth in the met
ropolitan area, which is to be
closely synchronized with Detroits
master control room. will be com
Melted this week.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-14
DandeIiOn Rubber
Russia Sends Seeds by Plane for Plant That viii
Produce Auto Tires in Months

States about the kok-sagyz plant,
according to McMillen, until DR..
Paul ]. Kolachov OF Louisville,
KY, prepared a report for the
Chemurgic Council late last year
~You can plant this dandeIion
In April and have tires In Octo-
ber," compaented Doctor Kola-
chOv.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-14

of the stolen money was recovered
last February after the arrest OF
two other suspects in the holdup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Sialingrad Afire.
Rome Radio Says

CONTINUED from psg. Onsl
fsntry supported by artillery and
trench rortsrs successfully re
pulsed enemy attacks and KILLED
up 10 400 of the enemy"
Northeast Of Kotelnikovski. Pc
mile. southwest Of stslingrsd, an
other German spearhesd continued
its steady drive. On that front
the noon communique reported.
Northwest Of kotelnikov-
ski. trench moriarmen she'll
ing enemy tanks and trucks
destroyed four tanks and is
trucks. One Soviet cavalry
unit broke into a locality that
had been captured by the Ger
mans. In the course Of
fierce engagement. they wiped
out more than 100 Hitlerites."
The communique also scknowl-
edged another withdrawal on a
sector Of the front south of Krss-
nodsr. in tho north Caucasus
There IN, Germans had driven
dangerously close N n, soviei
Black sea base If SovoTossisk.
which 10 81 miles from Krssnodsr
the Italian radio said civilians
were being evacuated from Sovo-
rossisk-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
FACTS FOR OPA

III the rent freezing dates IN
certain cities are thought In he
the wrong date, and have meant
unjust treatment for property
owners. the proper procedure is IN
lay all fact. before OPA. This
agency may have erred In some
instances 1T would be phenomen-
al II they did not in view ~ the
extent % their job and the limit
ed time they had for II. Especially
in the cities with "rollback" dates
--thos prior 10 March /. 1912
IL the need great for soeurst. and
full data.
Spare space in many American
homes will have N ~ rented IN
war workers because they must
n. housed dscently and the ma
,srisls 70 build houses for thsm
cannot bs spared from armament
production. The procedure be-
comes quite clear for those Of IA
VINO 1--we In the big defense areas
We must assist in every way we
can 70 locate the.e living quarters
and get war workers INTO them
Many American families Nho
have never taken IN rDomsrs' b.
fore are probably going 10 have
"a 90 -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
DEATH NOT KN0wN
Two Million in
Insured Loans

Repair srA reme1si'ns mans ~.
sufed under Tttis ~ fhs Ma
tlnnsi Housing Act for Washing
ton during the flrss hall of The
current year totalsd s.sss iosns
for Si.sss.7io according n an.
noslpesmsni made bsdsy by e. \.
jackson. rHA state director
Under wartime conditions.
jackson pointed out. loans ~ pfts
ysts lending Institutions ~hieh
are insured under Tttle I are son@
fined 10 essential repairs nsess-
ssry for sanitation or health ~ u
prevent deterioration ~ existing
dwellings ana IN rsnns~lins prob
se,s in the ert,iesl ~sr n-sssos
srsss sheh pfovs6< additional
living accommodations tor saf
vorssrY
IN order n szssst NE nsilersi
program for fuel conservation.
Title ! lssns ere slse ssslisbis "
finance INA conversion ~ oti.
burning furnaces - shs uss ~
cth<r fsaels ~ well ~ ss flnsnes
the lnsssItsfion ~ srrslxtlen.
storm sash. and similar fusi-eos.
serving improvements fnsnx for
sseh purposes ssfs recently en-
.mptsd BY the Fesssrsl fes~fv~
L@s2rd fFsm Negotiations ". shssh
fssfnefs iks isssas ~ lns-st types
- lnsts .igsat credit
say q. n Bonds snd s@ses
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

be utilized IN accommodate war
workers" he said.
In his message he said members
should give OPA needed assist
anoe along the lines of the MIA
program OF cooperation previous
~ insugurated. Reasonable rent
control IL necessary and II fairly
administered win be lettering
influence on initiation II rent
control gets out ~ hand and IL de-
fested either by unreasonable or
inept administration or selfish
non-cocperation on the part of
landlords and property owners, II
pill become another leak In tho
dixie At this time when controls on
initiation are necessary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Board Aims 10
Protect Homes

rHIr AGa-Fsee8ern - srsznr
~ ~. ssl< - sc~>~ covered ~
federal rent censsei = Threatened
~ Gases reported I. have resuffei
shsrs sacs rscr<tts s.s n~er selt
urdss circumstances that lraicsss
thsi nc sale may have heen fnf
~. purpose ~ svsalrK r-rt ee~-
,rvi - ne Maternal Association
~ Real Fsss,s es.ris pants cat
~ statement renewing -
pledge ~ ire resltrrs ~ ts-
country u cooperate n securing
far srf equitable administrator
~ the ren, ccrtrci lsw a. part ~
the aru-snfistsrn program eu'
emphasizing 81 Ire s~me TINE
that N Any measures taken n
prevent eessse- II ire hs ~s
mus, seer absolutely free To
right ~ a. owner n al sls prep
erty. and ne right II Amertesn
citlrsns To bay and ON their
homes.
ORA officials have asked TIE
National Association RI Real
Estate enarss - rect with thar
immediately a. eorsnitarss A.
evolving . rrnrcssl frt meeting
situations that may ~ attempts
70 eireumvert rent enntrei rhss
swnhasfra thar aesirs IN texsfAp
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
PROBLEM LOOMS

More than million snd q han
var workers vii move into De-
fense eentsV in the next Y
months and veil OYER half o mil
hon pr8bs big viii have - 10
housed in private homss Mort
gage msn car % noshirx more
pstro.tc rev thar - hsip n ths
s.so-. y 81. thst ssr vorks.s f.,
comfortably and ss1sntly house,
{, sxis'inf housing beesuss y
means tns maximum SAVING II
critical materials which are res
psrstsiy needed for ships. guns.
planes and tanks"
Champ said this nsW eegeiop-
msnt IA housing ~lll be given
prominent place At The Conference
On Wartime Mortgage Finsnoe
TIE association Ndii hold IN con
neetiOn With - annual business
sept 80 ard Oct. / and 2 in chi
czgo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

Ahrs~ are ps~sur~a n~>e s~d
nessy nesffessrh. ~ ~ len.
aus riding netss~sn~hs. 60 ~
tie eatstssAtss esssesessss
ssrupes n ne shsw wsst1. vsll
have NE spsshsss ~<e~ sssts
wssusss take ~ e<ases rag
during psvt~swsase~s - rsss
nvsshess tsv~us Ia raesura- -
MesAas. Aug, ~. So vusa1as.
sept. I. ~h~s ssssee~~s go sv~-
sles shews ere sche1e1eA -
The ss< ~ ske iash ssvsss ess1ee
cis~sss ascwsas.
Thew ere ~ vs1ess IL NJ
nesss~ws~A sv~ssps ed ws~sssv
IN stsis. Oes ~ NJ twe wses v
sess sshes shas she IssssUselss.
ally vws~Nsd "ttsseees nrscs,'
sie~s rider ske ms efte~ bsee
hsise1 - TIE nidts' rest''.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

CONTINUED from rage onsl
other planes have crashed ., al
most the same dangerous spnt.
King George and Queen Eliza.
beth we're expected n return n
the London area from The country
10 receive the dukes eody.
Air wirsssvs esNetsis ns~
r.rsh~arA "Wednesday n IN.
vessissse Ne esssh.
7, wss understood that the pilot
wss ons n ths most comrsssrf IN
the Royal Air Force. an snpsFt
wtth Hundevisnds,
DEATu NOT kNOWN
Tho dukes widow. the former
Princess Marina. WAS siiii In tho
country with her thfss children
and II ~ss understood they had
rot been informed Of their fathers
death
"a Wa espeeteS shss M
kiss would proclaim TO-DAY .
hfisf pesisA sf eeust pssarstsg
fss ME bssthet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

1T is plain that the rapidly in
creasing need of scarce materials
for guns. planes. tanks and ships
is not going 10 permit eonstrue-
ton of much OF the war housing
previously planned and means fur
Their that existing housing must
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

~ Nc sAsw M - hs>og
. rssaten6s - sswpp~1sss ~
sws~s fv~m ~ s~sss - -
w~ss1 sses~1>ss ~ snnasstssn1
Asssessssss Wsslansps. 80 -
spps~ssss - Asssses ~ ~
sssss NM. ps>sssstss . sssHnse-
snss sesst,es>e etepanS. 4 -
sss<s s~vssty ~ssestea 80 -
~ sheihsu ''u~stsa ssv~sH.-
hvsashs s<~s evsm eeuins1 ~
taet. ssaa nussh - - ~
~ ssvss ssnss hesesse ~ 49,
sss~a~ssee1 n~yst-u1sse - -
csss ~ e~ste6 neo.e~n -
sussaa spkes eoeonoo eege0n
wtss ~ ~TAe rl,ssg rAsttesss."e
spishsy esaureas - aestoi ense-
sess>s n peeste~s npooee ees~n
- erss - ~ ~ enaA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Warns Mortgage Bankers They Must
Aid Development in War Housing

CHICAGO-Frederick p Champ, president, Mortgage
Bankers Association of America, in report today 10 all
members urged them continue extending OPA their
sance assembling the statistical data necessary to make
constructive administration of control possible. and
said also be prepared assist in the next great
housing MISUNDERSTANDING workers properly
in pryate homes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
OPERATION Is
AI.I-AMFRICAN

Evacuation hospitals must have
been esta blished behind the Brit
ish sesports To receive and i'm
r,edistely treat the critically
wounded.
BASE hospitals must have been
established farther inland for the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

treatment Of the less seriously in
jured and for conyalescents.
And large ocean-going hospital
ships must be equipped 10 carry
home those men who are deemed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

unfit for return 10 the ranks
within $50 days.
This. mind you. IL an sll-Amer-
lean operation. For only the medi-
cal side. as in other phases Of this
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
King Georges Youngsst Brother.
Duke Of Kent, Killed In Air Crash

n was undesssa~d That shs 1uhs
~rcuid ~ buried Nth f.sil military
sna royal h~nnss In The teHe bsslss
bsnsath ~ oeasas's ehApsl ~
Windsor esstis. whsss REMAINS ~
ether msmssvs 1t ths royal family
lls.
irssswsssss SD thss ~ ~
esvai pseeenly vss11 ~ ~
snae heeswsa ~ ~ neeaonCoS,
1ustne ~ was. - teoU1no
ssrsss nssse9nses - ~ seyus
samsIiy.
scFrn~ ~ssh which NJ sus6sa
~sr death 81 . most pepuias msn-
b~r Of the rnysl family VS. -
eeivsd ~ nrIsees generally was
nixsd win prsds that ~ nss nses
hfti&d On sstlve service - IN ar
commodore ~ kad - many kum-
sssr Isfisish subjsase N Three -.
tsusnts snd m M spvea sess.
Nd AMRuscASa AnoAno
IN ~srnnss 10 reports shsue1
tnst shs flying sret sssw were
a ssvseers Authoritative tfnseed
states sources aai6 thst ssen -
r.~ss ~sse revspisssly wv~no. shss
ma msnb<r AS ~ Amssseae
ne auhe. hsnrne1f . p1lsl
Hss hsss hssn snevtno - -
~ ~ ev~w wenn - D1nno
esaske<.
Tne1nO CHILD nOaN
Three weeks ego ne nssekses -
H~ni. ts~ former rytassss M
vins II 0reec~. gave syth h tnass
third ehIia sd Second eoe. ~
~rss nsmsd Niehssi tJssrns chsries
rfsnsisa. shs rrsskIln IN pvasd-
a~ss Roosevelt. ers II ssghf god
fathers.
tn DISKS 49, ssASsty . vens
afses ~ sssste1 ~. n>sopvaoo
ss ~ whase oo~>sss - ~
spsese< Amy So aesy sa61s
s~a~ Wssesngses.
Th< dahs ~as ne foszvsb il nne
fef the thssa<. after the ksn6's
f<s d.sKrssvs snd ~ nuh~ -
UsrssesssSr
~ ~.s uncertain whs<heF ~
tstse ~ Duss n k<nf ws4lt1 =.
s<<n1 81 soss - the dzlbs's hess,
M so. rnaee Edward - kssk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

pint mtis,sry adventure. Amer
icsn officer. have found thst pfz'-
air necessarily 10 cseursea With
the toe ~ tasinx rare q i,s can
ard Is colonial trcors.
The services ~ supply are ths
grocsfs and the eeoks the hcttl-
keereu and the ciethiess. the cen
ductors ard the drivers. tire doc.
tor. and the lawyers. the esrr<n.
tiers and the plumbers. the tsie-
phone linemen ard the radio
operators for his majesty. John 2
noukheoy In . modern var 81
movement. SOS Eces into tho
front lines with the combat troops
- indeed. a. in the case II the
engineers. II may move AHEAD
II the fighting mon,
But even without . second front
to think about. SOS has . whale
q, . Job right IN the British isies.
First. there's the urlo.ding ~ rev
contingens cf troops Each sol
der land. carrying his c~n full
equipment. helmet. Nil. gas nassk.
extra uniforms. bedding roll. etc.
so that he 10 pretty well ready
10 move right into whatever tenn
porsry or permanent quarters SOS
hs. arranged for him. but SOS
transportation branch must see to
IL that these dehsrkstlons are ae-
compnshed speedily and efficient
ly.
There always must be close CO.
operation between the trsnsrorts-
ton branch and the quartermss-
ter corps both sos - that food
viii he st the night place al the
right tim. and In thu quantities
needed. Arrangements must he
made 10 house these troops In .
country whose housing facilities.
never cver-grest. now have been
further curtsiied ny eomhirrs and
by the difficulty Of obtaining
building materials
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

You hsir Yourself when you buy
Z. {. Var Ecn1s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
TELEPHONE POLES
ARE sCARCE


And the SOS eollides with bis.
little housekeeping problems The
these: The paper boxes which hold
shipments Of canned goods were
found 10 fall apart in this dark
climate. ~ now yoodsns crates
must be used. taking up ss,rs
shipping space. Then the signal
eorrs found u virtually impossi.
BILE 10 obtain telephone poles IN
Britain. NJ nov ships on The re-.
turn voyage from Murmsnsk are
bringing lumber for this purpose
And to-day The services ~ sup.
ply are looking W and eastward.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
TASK Is ALMOST
UNPRECEDENTED


got to hurry on is IN. attitude
which British lisison officers have
learned IN expect from the chiefs
Of the vital supply branch Of our
army.
While details of these prepare
tons naturally cannot be revealed.
it is safe TO say that SOS Is view
ing the possibility of such a full
scale invasion attempt with
stern realization of the tremen-
dous hazards involved and with
fun appreciation of the almost
militarily unprecedented task of
supplying a cross-ses drive against
an enemy powerfully entrenched
on the opposite shores.
For IL can't be easy. Let's. for
instance. narrow down the prob
lens which such an oyer-wster
Campaign would place upon just
one Of the many SOS branches
the medical corps.
First, stretcher units and smhu-
lance units must he organized and
equipped; then transported direct
~ to the scenes Of action and
properly dispersed.
Fleets of hospital boats must
he made ready to bring the cas-
ualties back cross the channel or
the North Sea 10 Britain. (This. Of
course, is merely one of the many
phases of the shipping problem
which is all-vital to the succeeds Of
an invasion attempt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
on DEPARTMENT
HAS ROOD rRORi.EN

SOS has found British rail
transportation to he exceptionally
good and. with distance short and
trains fast and the rolling stock
well maintained. entirely adequate
to the present needs Of the A. u. y
Ina land which. before the war
is said 10 have fed itself only two
GAYS out # seven. the y. =. guar
tsrmssiers have found the domes-
tic food situation nov - improved
that approximately rs per cent Of
the American srmys nations esr
he obtained in the British mssks,
IL previously had bern though,
that nearly 100 per cent If the
doughboys' food would have 10
be imported.
Other more trying problems
have confronted SOS. however
and are being conquered. Port ia
cilities must he expanded. Be
cause the signal corps wireless
equipment IL not adapted 10 the
electric current in Britain. trans
formers and even generators have
had 10 he rugged up. Repair ia
eilities for bomb or shell damage
to American equipment must be
provided for Port facilities must
b, expanded.
Thsn there ~ the problem n
providing storage space - MUM
tons. clothing and food depots.
SOS has been comhing the ooun.
try for aba ndonsd buildings. old
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

Buy q. n Bonds sna s@ss'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
ny DOM SUTTON

boSpoN - n your. seeking
signs and portents of secora
'front.' you don't have IN Ioos far
Their than that sll-inportsnt -on.-
tnind Of the L. s. army which !,
N. services Of supply.
II Is safe to say that NOR. than
haif tia thoughts and enerrie. Of
inc hsrd-driving officer. and men
~ SOS in this thester are de.
voted not to the immediate tssk
Of keeping house for the swiftly
expanding A. r. ?. in Britain. but
IN the even more tremendous Job
n preparing supply lines for a
Europe-bound invasion force.