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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Unfurnished Houses for Rent

TWO MODERN HoUsEs Tor rent
Harold RACE. nj. 7. nson lvs sales
feaF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

Your postmaster esn tell You
how 70 invest IN u. 3. Defenr
Bonds.
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Che Tacoma Gimc<

The Tacoma Times viii not a.
sumo financial responsibility i"f
any errors which NAV appear ~
advertisements published IN IT.
columns. In ThoSe instances Nhehe
the paper D. At fault. % VIII r.
print thar part ~ the sofeftiI
nenf In ahieh the Typographical
mistake occurs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

MODERN small four-room hoaass
partly furnished. $50 month. Route
7 BOZ l0s sales road
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
SEE 3772 SO. MONROE

49, - fFf>Ss 49,
Owner Leaving City
A NICE corner buna alow. Z lovely
rooms on one floor. isrne built.
In kitchen. nook. attic partly
finished full basement. ! Level
lots: trees. Only t7.Tou unfur.
nished. or furniture can b. pur-
chased. Cali James. nRdy lis7.
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Partly furnished House

cIEAr on. room apt for rent. 1879
Fawrstf. MALI z6e7.
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ONE ACRE and a hall DsAr eitf on
FnVailup highway spring hsn.
available goats Tor sale 1913
Fast 10Th Anderson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

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abs hssae af three t<<is
RESINS .tth nice large ~.
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home eomfeFt. Located "a
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fiehs sshrul and church.
Aaalnas academy and Lev
oil school. Fall pfses only
tszao far quick ssls. u yaa
has. 81 coo Il pay aa~n-
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Main 4lass
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06

Parker complete desk SETS ore
offered for the price Of the pens
alone. Smooth gliding Parker
points oIwoys sfort in q split
second are protected ogoinsi
dryness by special moist point
construction.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06

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Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06

~ your vorc rariotn khaki blue or business Suithcrc the
perfect remembrance This the first Christmas the Parker and
pencil set has been generally available
Every gntng surface of the 81 mans pride But
important this pen promises boost Americas fighting spirit brings such
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-11-06

THE STORY so FAR: Jeff Curtis and
his wife, Lee, are already ON their way
to TERRA Libre when he, receives q note
from CORA Mitchell warning them mot to
come. when they arrive In TERRA Libre
they and both Fora and her husband
dead. It Is Mitchelps Job as chief engi-
neer for fruit company that Jeff has
been called to all. Later Jeff's friend
Bill Henderson Is killed, and JeR sus-
poets his employer, Senior M0ntaya, OF
numbering him and the Mitchells because
they had found a clue to the strange
things going ON at the plantation. Other
sinister figures are the company chem
list, DR.. Toenjes, and the flyers, Ryden
and Lannestock. man named Collins
arrives from the Canal Zone to see
Mitchell, and Jef hires him without
arousing Montaya's suspicious. Collins
later reveals his identity as naval In
telligence oficer. When they discover
hidden German bombers, Jeff arranges
20 send Lee and the children away. Now
JEFF, Collins, Jerry McInnis and Stats
Monahan are carrying out carefully
laid plan to destroy the planes and
stop the Naxi activities in which Mon.
taya, who Is part German, IL engaged.
They are at the airfleld now.
NOW CONTINUE WITH THE STORY
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-11-06

showed, it was a black mountain
side. They reached the car, bound
Toenjes' hands behind him, gagged
him to get rid of his insane, splut-
tering threats, and tossed him in
the back. Another glance upward
and light popped on and off sew
eral times under and between the
two shafts. A rectangle it showed,
a window.
"Man, is that a relief" exclaimed
McInnis. They'll send no messages
tonight"
They looked back. The black bulk
of the hangers showed up within a
solid thick wall of fire. The waist
high grass blazed fiercely, throwing
flames high into the air. They were
licking at the trees overhead, they'd
spread beyond the fence.
Against that sheet Of light they
saw Collins come stumbling their
way. He reached them, out of
breath, tossed the camera into the
car, gasped out that things were
ready to pop, and collapsed on the
back seat. There he discovered
Toenjes.
Travelling companion we picked
up to keep you company" said Curt.
They'd covered half kilometer
when McInnis, eyes on his wrist,
said, 'Half minute. Curtl"
Curt stopped the car, all three got
out. They stared back.
Guessed wrong on the fuses"
muttered Curt. Cor you didn't light
them on the dot"
Then, before anyone could speak
again, there came a dull, muffled
explosion. In the light of the fire,
the straight lines of the hangar
buckled, the roof mushroomed-on
one end. But the walls held together.
Zone of the planes" Curt gritted
out from between set teeth.
"The completed one," added Nc
Innis. "At least we got"
The sentence was lost in another
muffled explosion which merged in
stantly into a mighty, pulsating roar
that made their ear drums ache,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-11-06
The real test Of a gift is how well

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And they're ideal as 1ast-minute
gifts. It's a convenient and eco
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smoking friends - particularly
men in the service who prefer to-
bacco and cigarettes to any other
gifts. You have your choice Of the
Camel Christmas Carton, contain
ing 10 packages of 20's or the
Camel Holiday House," contain
ing four .'flat fifties." Both are
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gift-wrapped. Your dealer is fea-
turing all these welcome gifts nows
ADV.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-11-06

Consolidated Fearures.-WNU HeleaEss
NEW YORK.--Mrs. Lillian M. Gil
! y breth of Montclair, N. j., is the
mother of IL children, holds six col
lege degrees and is distinguished
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-11-06
|, ASK Me u
ANOTHER {
A General Quiz
The Questions

/. A harp usually has how many
strings?
2. Regular army khaki is made
of what? .4s
8. The combining form "xylo,"
as in xylophone, means what?
4. How old was Ludwig van
Beethoven when he started to lose
his hearing?
5. What are the most widely
used given names in the world?
6. In which ocean is the inter-
national date line established?
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-11-06

and the aerial bombs exploded by
two and threes a split second apart.
They turned to the car only to
find it had been bounced from the
rails. They hauled and tugged and
lifted. Scarcely was it on the rails
again than there came another ex-
plosion, closer at hand but lighter.
They jumped apart. The charge
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-11-06

IT IS the military air-in the
= double row of buttons down the
front = which gives this young
frock its glamour! The same fea-
ture makes the dress a practical
one, for little girls can get in and
out of it unaided. Clever piecing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28


Betty Grayson (Cliford odets' favorite) is
being screeu-tested.
News that gives me the blues: This Is War"
Is going OF the air.
FRANCES MERCER, the pretty person, and
i A. Wilder, the composer leader, are study
Ing the town together.
For the first time in IS years the Theater
Guild has shaved its subscription season from
weeks to 3h.
Robert Taylor Is anxious to join the Air
Corps Perhaps in few wks.
Ever hear Benay Venuta (rehearsing with
WARRIOR make a speech? Oof'ly good.
Overheard:
"yaps who live in grass houses shouldn't
chuck bombs."
Ella Fitzgerald's record, Getting Mighty
Lonesome for You IL something for the ears.
Linda Darnells new pal Is George Holmes.
the Fox player.
puLY DEWOLFE will play the role Bob Hope
- had In "Roberta"-in st. Louis this summer.
=. He also has the role slated for Hope In
Parap1ounts Are You q Masonf" flicker.
The late Tony Sargs Treasure Book" tfor
kiddies) Is his eptaph.
Bubbles Schinasi and That Man are still uh-
57th Street modiste still is on top terms
with her best customer. a star, who owes her
$4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28

"WoMEN have more courage than men. :"
w said Beamy Brooks. 'Tn the fortitude
To endure privation, suneringj disease, reverses
Of fortune they not merely superior TO man,
they have enough for both. q
They support their misfortunes and
bear those of others. wife, sick at heart, can
smile TO make her husband smile"
Now young woman, take a look at your last
letter. Note where he says: Il love you If
the letter az is three times as large as the
letters Of the other two words II shows he is
selfish.
II the three words are written close together
Il reveals he Is a little stingy and may not even
buy you a mink coat
II the handwriting leans backwards II indi-
Gates his head rules his heart.
So state the handwriting experts.
uTTLER'S fall will come on Saturday. May %.
H 1912 That's what Erik Jan Hanussen. once
der fuehrers favorite astrologer. predicted,
according to Pierre Van Paasen. What 1 like
about that prediction is that We don't have to
wait long TO check on 1t.
A very wise man observed:
"He who can manage one woman govern
a nation. The converse IL not always true"
There many women in the Soviet Air
Force The Russians believe women make better
boTnbers than men.
- 'Love does not stand stu. It moves forward
backwards"
A resident OF Tacoma Wash, claims that
Tacoma in Indian language means place near
heaven"
Is now being said II IS possible TO use
hypnotism TO some degree in craftsmanship In
fact, il is said some statesmen and saleswomen
are actually utilizing hypnotism to put over deals
at this time. Especially saleswomen. This may
be the solution of the mystery as TO why women
buy the hats they do.
II am with you on everything you say except
your Idea Of no lettuce on ham sandwiches.
grow lettuce" writes Arthur Mann Of Delano
Cal
Art old sock, you have touched me deeply
Hereafter I take lettuce win my sandwiches
But friendship has its limits.
won't take lettuce with my ham and eggs
which is the way some places serve that delight
full dish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28

I UCILE MALLON went after a blonde who
II danced with her boy friend on SIND Street
Friday. Bout ended In 1 minute. and 50 SECONDS
Of the first I'd.
Eddie Davis, the cabbie- author (who wrote
dialogue for Jolson and others). has written a
sketch for the Hollywood Caravan Named:
'V-The People" and shows Hitler's reactions
to a certain Sunday night newscast The
idea Is funny.
Noel Cowards next movie tnow being filmed
In London) will revolve around Lord Mount
batten. the Commando hero. One OF the
incest guys of them all. too.
LAVE some irony: In October. 1881. the girl
IL who turned on the floodghts which illu-
mine the Statue Of Liberty was Lavals daughter.
Jose. Her pop is now trying to darken II.
Elmo Lincoln Che was the original Tarzan
on the screen) has bit in Dietrich's The
Spoilers"
Stanton Griffis, boss Of the Army and Navy
Relief road show. persuaded Jimmy Dorsey and
Woody Herman to bury their feud so they may
play together at Roselands Navy show.
A PLAYGIRL who passed one too many rub
"A Der checks 10 the midtown joynts has been
warned to make them good or risk prosecution.
Why haven't they altered II to:
The Ziegfeld Girls Club hold their yearly
event at the Waldorf on May 2nd.
NEwswEEK's m. e. is now Major J. Phillips
~ The mag boss told him he was metz to give
up $4,000 a year job. and then promoted him
TO editor gave him leave for the duration-and
handed him a check for $4,000.
Jimmy Braddock will appear in Mike Todd's
"Star and Carter revue starring Gypsy Rose
Lee
Metro offered Shirley Booth $1,000 week
for 40 weeks and she spurned it. :. All right
doctor, she'll 60 quietly.
NOV. II they'd eliminate half those unsightly
~ buses on Fifth Ave.-that would solve the
city's aggravatink bottleneck. Why make the
starving cabbies do all the starving?
The Victor Natures may reconcile at that
A Congressman made the suggestion that
when they double the pay of apprentice seamen
1t would be a good thing to pay half in non
negotiable bonds
A swell suggestion II the Congressman would
set the example.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28

Is a vegetarian of the old school. That Is he eats
his vegetables raw
Sir Stafford has airedale named Jimmy.
He took his dog 10 Moscow with him.
\ The airedale is said to be 'one man dog.
but that is not always the case with that breed.
"A real "one man. dog Is the chow.
TUE to shortage OF male help in Enumclaw,
~ Wash, number of women went TO work in
a sawml
working In q sawmill IL much easier than
housekeeping is what one of these young
matrons told reporters
The other day woman working as welder
told reporters il was "a welcome relief from the
dr,idgery OF housework."
What are the most difficult things about
homework: those requiring the most work?
would like to know SO some of the male in
ventors can invent some more things to make
homework easier.
hate to think of so many OF our feminine
subscribers having to work harder than the
workers in sawms and factories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28

In womdn's eye the unaHsweroble tedrl
The peapon Of her weakness she can ,oietd,
To save, subdue-dt her spear and shield
Byron.
Gas to what procedure 10 follow in lovers
quarrel or a domestic discussion when the woman
gives way TO tears Is a problem with which men
have struggled unsuccessfully for years
Ut baffed even Byron who you can see in
quotation above referred to the "unanswerable
tear"
tPinero wrote play called The Tyranny
Of Tears" dealing with this problem. We have
had enough how to" articles. But how about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28

some more what TO
do" articles starting of
with what 10 do when
the little lady turns TO
tears" ?--EVD)
"VoU SHOULD wear
l. your hat q little
on side Of your head.
Makes you look rakish."
is what my Girl Friend
always is saying.
Well. / Try. But my
hat won't stay on the
side OF my head. Maybe
/ haven't got In the
way of a head what IL
takes TO wear a hat
rakishly.
Sir Stafford Cripps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28


Brings a gardenia
)every time. too.
Gail Patfick's COM
panion Is a colonel on
the STAFF of the Sec'y Of
War.
Raoul Walsh, the
director, and his ex-
wife have settle d
things. She will get
$4,000 In moolah plus
$500 a month.
The Wilde Twins.
who thrush with Bob
Crosb US crew. are
grandnieces OF Oscar
Wilde.
Kay Francis cur
rant IL TnHn poxyv,a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28

PRISCILLA LANE and 1t. ]. Howard adore
those West Coast blackouts
Joan Crawford's constant caller TO the He
Kissed the Bride set Is Glenn Ford. REGARDLESS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Waller WiysclteJI
On Broadway

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

PLY 81 de TX. 2-dr. trk. sedan original
maroon finish: every extra: tires; runs
like new. Hurry, only $685., trade, Ed
tarms. WrfeleN's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Wanted Tires

IWANTED-Good used tires, No. I.o0xll
and 6.OOxi6; also tubes. Write Boz
A-525. Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

phono combination, console, s-tube with
outomstic record changer and home rec
erder. with hiEh velocity static hand
I~mfke," push-button tuning, foreign and
American broadcast; ouilt-in loop antenna.
bargain for $l25. Need cash, used short
oms. Terms 20 reliable party. Standard,
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The Coolidge examiner., 1942-01-30
Californian Meets
Death On Highway
80 Near Florence

Florence George Byal 35, OF
Hollywood, California, was killed
Friday afternoon about five miles
southeast of Florence on u. s.
highway so, when the coupe she
was driving hit a sandy wash and
overturned twice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stultz of
Liberal, Kansas, discovered the ac-
cident and returned to Florence to
report. e. o. Devine, justice of the
peace and ex-officio coroner, view
ed the body and said no inquest
was necessary. Papers in the car
indicated it belonged to Harold w.
Beeler, Los Angeles. Membership
cards OF the Screen Actors Guild
were found in the woman's purse,
made out to Florence George,
5e44h Carlton Way, Hollywood.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-01-30
j. B. BOONE : Postmaster

in 1898 and Boone started farming
on shares. He did well, but was
not satisfied and decided to go to
Oklahoma where man could take
up land of his own"
Fate had other things in store
for him, however, and through
peculiar chain of circumstances he
began working for Hobart Cotton
Company, where he remained for
20 years and acquired an interest
in the firm. Three of his children
were born in Oklahoma. Forest,
his oldest son, was born in Mis-
souri,.
When Mr. Boone's health broke
he and his family moved to the
plains of New Mexico, where he
bought cotton gins at Lake Arthur,
Roswell, and one at O'Donnell,
Texas. In 1926 Mr.. Boone sold out
his interests in New Mexico and
moved with his family to Texas.
where he bought four more gins.
Coolidge Dam was being built at
this time and believing he saw a
greater opportunity here, Mr..
Boone again sold his interests and
moved to Coolidge, Arizona, with
his family with the intention of
buying more gins. He found little
here at the time to warrant 1t
however, so he put his money into
1000 acres of desert land across
the river, clearing, leveling. and
putting in wells. 1t was during the
height of this work that depression
struck and Mr.. Boone was Caught
in a tight place" He was unable
to meet his loan obligations and
after period of struggle. lost the
land.
In 1884 Mr.. Boone was appointed
postmaster at Coolidge when the
old office was on Coolidge avenue.
Today, with receipts and post Of
flee boxes trebled, he continues to
manage Coolidge post office, now
located on Main Street.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-01-30
Scottish Rite
Club Elects
New Officers

J. A. Roberts of Casa Grande
was elected president OF the San
Carlos Scottish Rite Club OF Casa
Grande Valley at Thursdays din
ner meeting OF club members In
the American Cafe at Florence.
The retiring president is J. Hous-
ton Allen OF Florence
Other officers elected for 1912
are ]. ID. Goree of Coolidge. 1st
vice president: II w. Hager Of
Florence. 2nd vice president:
James Heron OF Florence. 3rd
vice president; George Hayduke OF
Coolidge, secretary-treasurer. and
Charles A. whitlow of Florence.
sergeant at arms.
A financial report was made by
the secretary on the State De
Molay Conclaye held in Coolidge
December 26th and 27th
II was decided by club members
TO strive to hold at least one meet
ing a month during the present
crisis.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-01-30
WOMEN NEEDED
FOR VOLUNTEER
AIR RAID WARNING

More women volunteers are
needed Immediately for air raid
warning service. according TO Mrs.
c. j. Wells. first assistant to Ancil
Taylor, chief observer of Coolidge
townsite Women and boys of high
school age have been requested to
man the local observation post
during the daylight hours from s
am. to s pm. while men take
over observation during che
night The night observation has
not suffered for lack of volunteers.
but many more women are needed
TO complete the day observation.
according to Mrs. Wells.
An observation post will be set
up at the Kenyon Harris home in
Coolidge. another near the Urton
ranch in the east part OF the area,
another in the western area in the
vicinity of Iona Verde ranch and
one at Eleven Mile Corner. Each
daylight observer at the Coolidge
post will be assigned TO serve from
TO 4 hours. There will be a "a
hour watch at each post for the
duration"
Duties OF an observer consist of
reporting number OF planes sight
ed. direction in which headed,
whether flying high OF low and
Immediately phoning observations
10 an army information center. Full
instructions will be given each OBJ
server in classes that precede the
assuming of air raid warning duty.
Coolidge lies approximately half
way between Phoenix and Tucson.
In these localities. authorities point
out, are military detectives that
might be attacked. which has
caused this entire area TO be
placed in the combat zone. Each
plane passing over the district
must be carefully traced and its
flight over the various observation
posts reported. Unless this duty
is voluntarily assumed by civilians
10 whom II has been delegated the
military authorities. il is pointed
out, will enforce measures deemed
necessary to meet an air raid.
Complacency made possible the
unprecedented attack on Pearl
Harbor and must not be allowed to
inject its insidious influence here,
says Mrs. Wells, who urges Coo
lidge women to volunteer for this
vital work in our home defense
program. Further details may be
obtained by phoning Mrs. Wells,
number 1S5.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-01-30
O.P.M. Farmers
Meet To Be Held
Phoenix-Feb. S

A mass meeting called for the
purpose of considering the danger
Gus priorities situation affecting
irrigation and farm equipment will
be held in the house chambers of
the Capitol at Phoenix, February
9Th at 10 am, it was announced
by Cecil Miller, president of the
Arizona Farm Bureau. The meet
ing called for yesterday was post
poned to the above date. The pur-
pose of the meeting is to have the
priority regulations ammended so
that privately owned irrigation
pumps may continue to operate.
Under the present priority ruling
minor break down can cause the
loss of the entire crop; it taking
from three to seven weeks to get
a broken part replaced.