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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-18

adequately and more easily for
your children.
They suggest that you get the
feel Of the emotional first-aid
hit" which Or. Viola Bernard Of
the New York Bureau of Child
Guidance made up for snerg-
encies.
KIT CONTAINS
GUIDANCE RULES
The remedies in this kit are
rules for action. Like all remedies
these must be used with common
sense. These remedies differ from
most. however, in this wonderful
way: they prevent as well as cure.
The first rule: When a child sud-
denly gets upset. give him direct
reinsurance. by talking with him.
A two-year-old needs simple, pos
tive words: I'm take care Of you"
or. 1T will pass" From seven on,
the child responds TO more reals
III min ft 1iih
cause we have more TO fight for
and more TO fight with"
You will find that this tech
nique exactly as 1t bolstered your
child against his fears of the DOGGY
man, the school bully, the dentist.
The second rule: Help the upset
child TO express or "set out" in
play. or in a creative hobby like
daubing with paint, the fears he
cannot find words for. Usually 1t is
hard for a non-professionsl TO get
the child 10 do this completely
when he is already upset. But If
he has the habit formed before
hand, he can easily be persuaded
TO do II when he Is upset. Besides,
having this sort Of activity as part
Of HIS daily routine, viii help to
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CONTINUED From Page one)
ment has been going in . steady
stream to the British for many
month";"
Roughly. the Amphibious Force
10 divided into two organizations
the Atlantic and the Pacific Am
phibioux Corps. Included in each
corps are sea soldiers. infantry
Marine aviation sQuadrons. Ma
rine mschsnized units and para
marines. rs the Marine Corps
parachute troops are called
No longer are landings eff
fected only by open whale
boats, ~ WAS formerly the
case. Today the Marines land
dryshod under cover of
smoke screen with all the most
modern equipment OF biitx
warfare.
The Marine smphioians are sep
arate from other units Of the Ma
rine Corps in that the men are al
highly trained specialists in sabo-
tsge and sudden death. Like al
Marines. they must 70 through
boot camp az PARIS Island. S
C.. or San Diego. Cal. but there
the similarity ends.
After six weeks Of this basic
training. potential parchutists
are sent TO LAkehurst, n. J., for
further training and toughening
the rest OF the men selected for
these outfits either continue al
San Diego or are sent to New
River. n. c.
Parsuarinex are trained 10
step out of planes at extremely
low attitudes. Each man IL
armed with pistol. knife and
sack OF hand grenades; zach
man knows how TO cut high
tension wires safely. how to
WYNN NNhHfhN1hto h@NAAh
~; how 10 demolish bridges
and buildings: and how TO
fight his way cut Of = tough
spot.
Along a 7o-rnile stretch Of beach
in onclow county y. C and
along a onoe-populous beach near
San Diego. the Marines are again
shouting:
Landing party sws-s-a-y."
That's the command, say the
Marines. that viii open the road
70 Tokyo. the command that vii
reests hlish L. S. Marines on Wake
Island. It's the command that
since 17ze has sent LeStherneokk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-18
Bishop Released
From Nazi Camp

STOCKHOLM - Bishop Evyind
Hsrrrrav Of Oslo has been ~
leased from = German concentrs-
ton camp. but measures have
been taken 70 prevent him from
renewing his political activity
N. oslo correspondent Of the
Newspaper Stockholm Tdningen
s.ia Friday. Berggrsv and three
other clergynen were imprisoned
when vidkun Quisling. Norwegian
puppet leader. became enraged By
his failure 70 overswe the Norwe-
sian protestant church.
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~ MAR6uERTTE YOUNG
Tacoma Tlne. Special Writer

rhs biggest point about children
that American experts have
brought hack from ernnstusc
Britain - just this:
There isn't a single new thing
that youngsters require from their
parents IN wartime. They simply
need more scutely. and need more
Of. what they got IN pesoetims:
bodily protection; guidance; love
American parents viii provide
these things. now, partly by IN
stinct Authorities bank on that
They DO advise you. though, to
expect kids. like adults, 10 show
some anxiety. BY recognizing this
fact, youn be able to provide more
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-18
Officer Serves
Warrant on Wife

PORTLAND-Trsffic Patrol
man Theodore c. Freiberg took
the warrant. climbed into his
car 10 serve il.
A minute later he WAS back
to Law down 81 bail.
His wife. it appeared. had
neglected TO take care Of a
parking ticket. 50 the officers
figured Freiburg would be the
logical man 70 serve the war
rant
The two dollars, however.
were Freiburgs
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Do You Squeeze Surface
PImPLES?
-Step-lt,s Mighty psagsress

Regardless how careful zee zsy b. an IN
section or scar may b eaused. &C why take
chances serfoua eonss1eenc@f ~ fes-
lar q eoncenrratsc eminent that mus -
ROOD for th0ussads q nnen and werner asss
suce~~sfally us<1 u ard Pczlar Soar fer
nearly Is yeaz for acne pizpl=s eOs -
external Gauss. Peslsnz oirs-s-s es<ts sgs
ka< al erlGEisa from eoAst = eoAsl .nr
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fEf7fos Nrass b~es< b ths -
md ~ four articles 81 Y cur Child
N uzrfims"D
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-31
Americans Sink
z Enemy Graft

wAsHISGToS-The navy an
nounced Wednesday tina; American
aircraft earned out two attacks
on enemy cargo shipping in wieh-
ham anchorage on the southeast
coast Of vangunu island in the
Sev Georgia group Of the Solo
mons on Dee. 70 South Pacific
time. sinking tao enemy craft
A navy oommlmiqBs also dis-
closed that on Dec. "a army and
marine corps troops IN two en-
gsgemsnts killed betSeen is and
ls5 japanese on Cuadale4nsl with
the loss of only four Americans
killed and one wounded
The communigus DID not state
the origin q the air attacks %
the japanese shipping bsst ptsssm-
ably the planes came from Hen
derson field On GgsdsiesnAL Van
Eunu Island IL sbogt 10 nautical
miles northwest q Csudalcsnzi.
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Former British
Envoy Succumbs

LONDON - ar Neville usna<f.
500. las, British smbss<s<sar 70
Germany. died Tlsss.ssy niEht IN
hls steep 81 Ma Fssdssrs IN M
fsshlonsbis ~sss esd. Henasfsoa.
80. hsd been ~ foF ssns time.
henderson went 10 h<fssn -
Ambassador IN is1T ffem Fars-
quay. ~hers hs wss rnisist<f. ard
rss thl.s IL ct th< scene esaln1
ths Neville Chamberlain spf~ss<-
zasnt ssa M fInsl srsastss ss<ks
rh<n Britain sisetsa % stsa1 ~
Poland
On his Fstarn 70 hfitsin. shsa
wsr bfsks osst. ffsn1srssn wrote
~Fsiiuss q = Nilsson his speieEls
for MA 0Nn snhassssorship IN
sahieh ~ Diseased ~ Mass esfs
sneeFnpilmentsfy ffanaasss
ffsndsfsam became = group eoas-
manasf. vita rask u eeloHsi. IN
th< hone xlssFd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-31
Sen. Norris Warns Country
Special Interests Plotting

ton. the president Of that great
and powerful organization prob
ably spoke out Of turn and exposed
the real intention when he said
that we are no. fighting this war
To supply milk for every Hottentot
child or establish a IVA on the
Danube" Norris continued.
The speech 20 which be re-
ferred vas made By William
r. Wftherow. former president
Of the NAM. Norris sponsored
the legislation that created
the IenBessee Valley Au-
fhority.B
This war viii be q failure and
the peace viii be a failure II We
do not provide that. as far as hu-
manly possible. food snail Be- pro-
vided for every innocent BABE. re-
gardless Of its nationality. The
example We set here. Z trIlthfully
and honestly followed. VIII result
in the establishment Of = IVA On
the Danube and upon every other
river Of similar magnitude any
where.
Men who have spent a lifetime
81 toll for monopolIss and Illegal
mhinstions must b freed from
the yoke o. economic slavery.
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Pennsylvania Hit
By Severe Flood

rfrrsnuksH-Ihe worst fiooa
In more than five years rolled
through industrial western PENN
syivanla "Wednesday following re-
cent heavy rains which ssnt rivers
and streams SURFING over their
hanks throughout = bread area.
Il was feared that some Indus
trial plants situated IN isw-lyinE
sections along the rsmpsginK
rivers would feel the effect % the
high watsr.
As the swollen Allegheny and
Mononss1sls rivers continued
their RAPID rise. the weather bur
eau predicted . crest Of s<fwssn
- and SO feet 10 fls<~nof -.
wheEs tfse two rss~rs meet q form
the Ohle. late this afternoon o.
early tonight. Floed Level here u
rs feet.
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NEW YORK - Sen. George w.
Norris. Ind. Nebraska. denounced
the National Association Of Manu-
fsctBrers Tuesday night and
charged that representatives Of
special interests already were
planning to dominate the govern
nent when the war is over.
The representatives Of special
interests are already attempting
10 frame the future 50 that. when
the war Is over and peace Is made.
they will be In control Of a great
part. II not al Of our govern
mental structure" ne said
MANY Of them are now In
key positions waiting for the
time TO come 10 act directly
where they are noW acting In
directly and in secret control
hing our governmental policy
Norris. 81. who has served
longer than any living member Of
congress. spoke al a farewell DIN
ner arranged b. the Union for
Democratic Action and the maya
zzns The Nation He wasn't re-
elected IN November.
At a recent meeting Of the
National Manufacturing associs-
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F1rs loss sn0ssnting 20 1900
resulted Tuesday night from a
hlsxs shlch 6Foks OFT IN al office
IN fhe Bankers Trust bGaldan9.
iii Pacific ave. Pre- department.
officials naid fhst sons tenants
Of the building Nsrs mo~lng cur
Ing fhs day and q Nss believed
that a eigsrst hed ben tossed into
piis ~ r1sbhzah. thus causing fhs
biszs. Upper floors - ths saili1-
ing are being converted % hvan9
quarters
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-31
Two Deseriers
Admit Robbery

los ANGELES Two alleged
6sssrsers have sdmittesi the fi.77s
holdup Dec. n 81 ths ksyfioNsr
hotsi. poilcs said Wednesday.
Boyd Cheek. ~ who A=<<rtsdiy
deserted from ths army after ~
zas returned from Dutch Hsfbor.
Alaska. where ~ as wounded
ana Dna y. Lynn. n. rspsstsalY .
navy assert~r from SEATTLE. co
operated IN ina hoia1p. poiies said
Detectives sd the hotsl Sas
robbed after the par spest nsensy
tAksn b. > hOidssp q . hef<i in
sss fork ard robbery u . Port
land. Ore. hotsi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-31
Local Filler
Dies in Freak
Plane Crash

Second 1t. William A. Lasby,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William ID.
Lasby. $50 So. 50th St. was killed
in a freak bombing plane accident
Tuesday at Drew field, Tampa,
Fla. according to word received
by the parents.
1t. Lasby. bombardier in me-
dunn bomber, was hurled from the
rose of the plane when it went out
of control briefly as it came in
for a landing.
The Tacomsn fell about 100
feet. He apparently was
knocked unconscious In plung-
ing through the nose Of inc
plane for he did not pull the
rim cord of his parachute, u
was reported.
The planes pilot regsined con-
troll of the ship and landed with
out further mishap.
1t. Lasby was stationed at Drane
field. Lakeland. Fla he was
awarded his wings as a bombardier
Sept. s. 1912, at Midland field,
Tex. He attended the University
of Montana in 1s3s-40. Before en-
listing in the army as an aviation
cadet. he was a pharmaeeutical
clerk.
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s4alpmsaf assr k@ss h<<e So
flsl<ni 10 sep~ via ste<<'Hns
srlzsnx n p<s-zf a@1s : = 49,
a.ssf< - hsa<sls <eas< sza<fx<Afr
that mlshs sfls~ esiax e<ys -
eoms
a ssrs<s - fs<~nns ne
x~r.ssnu~sf sxes<ees >e~ss
tsss > - 5~<sss = ~gsps~~~s
.s~ - - > h~<1w 49, ~
years s<4--snnea ~ 4 ~<~s
- s<ss. - $500 $500 $1,000
- s<<ss<s - 1915 80 1871
Il pFssent-d<T s4sipn<si So
aasfs IL yss~ - - fact tnst To-
eomss iads,sfriai area 80 s<<s
greatly nef<sssd the1<<n<is =
49, homss bulis IL fse<sl y<<<s
usay n<szcem<fs eros1s1 iHte -.
nod<i<d 1u<itsnxss
aense ns<ankesx - IA1snnab
IRE 2eparfrn~nt IN - -
- snszsss = 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-31
Local Mills Await
0PA Confirmation

Flour prices will remain the
same in Tacoma and vicinity I'M
til confirmation OF scheduled 10
per cent price increases reaches
Tacoma flour mills. IL was learned
Wednesday.
Confirmation viii come from
oPA headquarters in Washington.
ID. c. Millers said they should
have definite instructions BY Sat
urday.
Price increases. II we are Of
ficially informed BY oPA head
quarters before Saturday. viii not
be effective until Monday" one
plant manager declared.
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Navy Cross
To Tacoman

4. = SUBMARINE BASE. New
London. Conn. - SIX officers and
men Of q U. \. sumbarins that
completed = highly succrssfud and
aggressive war patrol which re-
suited in the sinking Of 2s. 900 tons
Of enemy shipping" we're deco
rated Wednesday for hsroism in a
ceremony believed 10 include thu
largest number Of = single ereS
10 receive commentator for dls-
tinguished service under fire.
The NAVY Cross wss pre-
scented 10 Richard n. Breekss-
ridge. n. Tacoma. WASH, .
quartermasisr fir~t class.
The .extraordiBsry bravery"
for which Breckenridge wss
cited occurred while his ship
Mas making . crash dive To
escape Destruction" In enemy
waters.
The coming tower hatch wheel
Jammed. making IL impossible to
close the hatch. The commanding
officer ordered the tower absn-
doned.
All hands except Brencksnridgs
obeysd and dropped into ths con
troll room.
Brenekenridge. facing certain
death in the flooded compartment.
and shut off from the rest Of the
ship. -cooiiy remained a. his sta
tion and BY his skiil and deter
mination succseded IN freeing the
handWhsel and securing the hatch
before flooding u ths coming
tower reached the floor plates.
BY this act Of herolsm sslusbls
Instruments ssfs saved and the
submarine Was abis 70 oontin0s
on q suceessfui patroa"
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charge Of having given aid that
enabled English and French pris-
onsrs to escape into Holland. Edith
csvel said 4 thank God for ten
weeks of qiuet before the end.
Patriotism Is not enough. must
have no hatred. no bitterness To-
ward any one A. Ne are about
To enter a new year. these words
give us vision Of one OF the most
needed characteristic Of a Chris
tan world. We need our hssrfs
fun Of Christian love. We must
Continued on Page 2. Column o.
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Yank Filters
Attack Base

WAsHtNsTO>-Ailiea az
tiilsry IN. sbsiied sssmy pa~i.
lions on the helThf. sbeuf IA
miles ssrthe..t ~ Medl~x Il
Bss 10 sarthsrs Tusi.is shleh
were captured bs Allied fere~s
Chrisfma. eve and later ls~t.
the var department. snssase-
I'd "Wednesday.
MOON American heavy
bombsrs attacked the German sun
marine base ~ L.ortsnf Wednss-
day afternoon. a lolnt eommunlaDe
of the 4. =. army hesdquar tsrs
and the British air ministry SAID.
Formations of snsmy fighters
which attempted 10 intercept ths
bombsrs we're fought off and .
number were destroyed, the com
mnnlqus said. Tire. American
bombers ara missing.
Later IN the afternoon American
fighters ca offensive patrol In ths
BouioEns- Abbssiils ares Of Franes
attacked = freight train. Ths last
three cars wsrs seen 10 szpiods.
United states air forcs hssdqssr-
ters ssld.
squAdruus u RAJ and sihsd
fighters made cossraE sweeps foe
the bDnnbers. but did not encounter
any enemy aircraft
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-31
Save All Hands
On Port Oxford

SAN FRANCIsCo-The lumber
schooner Port Oxford ran aground
and later sank during a snowstorm
in Chatham Straits. Alaska, Con-
soiidsted- Olympic Lines. agents
for the Port oxford Lumber Co.
reported Wednesday.
Capt. Joseph Bretsen. Seattle
and his crew Of p men escaped
in nfeboats and were reported safe
in Alaska.
A cargo Of lumber and supplies
were lost with the ship The Port
Oxford. IL was reported. sank In
deep water after IL was pulled free
near Point Gardner.
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HUNDREDS FLEE OHIO FLOODS
Vital Steel
Areas Are
Threatened!

COLUMBUS o. Hundred. of
families fed eefcrs SURFING waters
- the Ohio river AM lts trsha.
tsriss Wednesday which poured
into io~lsnds ana thrsatsnsd dis-
rapiion q Industries n vital steel
areas
state and county highway e.
partmsat trucks removed families
from feed senss near Alnra
Junction. nrillisnt. Marietta. I'm
pirs. ard strstton. O. - the
creeping waters tooh = hiEh prup-
efty damage toll
No lives were reported le=t.
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Ffom the Investigation three
general points may - a.a<
Timers = not ssees.se dssas,
INC smenk ssoap<. and drink
ing Dies not constitute . training
reienient
0-rhs sale ~ "a h<sr In the pess
& exchanges !. = positive fsetsr
In army sooFtsty.
= No American army IN all he.
, tory has been ~ orderly.
Observers from shs office 81
War information Travelled more
than znoo miles Esesptins Nor.
IDA. they visited mest ~ the sfess
where thsre are large sroop cen.
esntrstlons
These Included New England, the
Pacific Northwest. California. Ar.
sons. the Middle West. Texas. Lou
lsisnz. sad : half dos~n otn<F
ssstA<sr ssstesI
Tpsonouom INyEsT10ATSoN
Collecting Of much az the ssi-
dance wss made po.sinis ~ army
cooperation. bat vas independent
of army supervision. For TIE snost
part army officials we're eempisss-
~ frank IN discussing The preb'
lem, admitting .ssFs spots ~hsfe
there we're sore spots. discussing
mslhods u santrei ana poiisins
with eomplsss ehleetivsnss.
Evidence ess skidssced In . NUM-
her u says from ths testimony
of commanding offlesfss frem the
testimony II provost msFsAsis.
sho are the poilss chiefs ~ ths
prmy. from the testimony a. chap
lslns from ths testimony az IN
formed and intelligent leaders n
nearby communities. from the
testimony II federal field msn
charged ~lth serial pfesectisn ssd
fseFestionsl activities.
.taAHAhs w"
courts. martial and srfs<ts feF
drunkenness
QUESTIONED osrssIAis
Police enisfs and mayors snd
ESQ directors esFs Interviewed ~
msay localities. Wsii-infofmsd
ns~spsp~r editors is . sesfe e
elite. and towns ~sfs ssasaiitsd.
Confidential ssmpiinss ~ spss'es.
obs.in~a ~ p<.iiiaE troops. ssfs
nsa< svsllsss~ ~ ne ssmy.
Tb~vs go sirssnsa6 se~~s-
vsssss ~ sseessl<ss ~ 80
Continued ea Psss -. cpiams -
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Fear II Lost Lives
In Flames Of Hotel

SYRACUSE. -. Y.-An unds-
isrmined number a persons we're
reported killed Wednesday IN o
81 900 900 fire which destroyed
fhs s7-yesr-oid Empire hotel and
damaged IS adjoining stores
Police chief William Rapp aid
n persons we're missing and fire.
men reported seeing bodies inside
the structure. bat the flames pre-
vented them entering the building
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DAYTON. w.sh- - fsnsrsi ar
rsngemsnts are beng made for
W y Wendsroth. ss-year-oid sm-
pIoye d tn Union Pacific railroad.
Nho va Killed Nhen ne Aut0mo-
hils plunged dawn = sO-foot en-
bznknent near here.
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Victory Tax
To Hit Most
TaConnans

Tsooms VII contribute = SHEA.
be s1m 10 the government var
effort when the new FIVE per cen,
victory tax becomes effective Fn-
day.
Also effective Jan. VIII b =
higher eft tax
These are the only new taxes
which become effective as the new
year rolls around. Higher excise
taxes became effective on Nov. 1.
and income tax rates apply 10
1912 income.
IN collecting the victory tau
for the government. the en-
picrer wfn deduct five per
cent II all Of an employees
salary In excess of si2 . week.
The employer viii turn the
money over 10 the government
10 help finance the war.
And. in Tacoma. that tax de-
duction will come 10 a large sum.
A survey OF payrolls shows that
there are now more than 50 500
persons engaged IN racoma's in
dustrial plants alone. This does
not include office workers. clerks
and other such employment.
The payroll for Tacoma dur
ing 1ss1 was s5s,.45.ooo.
This year " h expected TO
exceed the sioo. 900. 600 mark
and to soar even higher dur
ing the coming year. when
the victory tax viii really
benefit by local contributions.
The treasury department an
nounced Wednesday that Victory
tax deductions will be made from
the first wages or salary paid to
an employee after Dec. 81. regard
less of when the pay was earned.
No tax win be deducted
from payments made mp 10
midnight, Dec. 81, II was said.
The tressury's ruling, II was
explained. is based upon income
received after Dec. 81. and not
merely Income earned"
This means that a weeks pay
actually received BY an EN-
ploye on Jan. 2. for instance.
would bear a deduction of five
per cent Of its amount despite
the fact that the check may
have been In payment for
services performed for week
ending Dec. 81. On the other
hand. n a pay check covering
Continued on Page }, Column ~
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ALLIED nEtfp4tAhIkE..
NoEfH AFRICA snmsdiats sss
a ar fsei1s Il Dsksr = b@snx ar
fsneed ~ = special Amerlesn mia
slon shleh reached thst import.st
West Afresn porf direct ffom tne
United states. Il was revealed
Wednesday.
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,. .. Mcdonald. ODT represent
alive now hearing gas ratsoninK
appeals n the local Chamber of
Commemorative time out 10 be
thankful for the privileges We
have in this country and ask the
Almighty to take care Of our boys
overseas. II there's a New Years
service In a church near my home.
that's where III do my oelebrat-
ing
The Rev. p. n. Hoff. Central
Lutheran church: The good old
American observance Of the COM
ing Of the New Year ought To con-
sist. not OF hllsrity but in solemn
re dedication 10 God. Many
churches viii hold services Thurs
day evening where opportunity
viii be given TO re-eonseerate our
selves TO those principles which
can best safeguard our heritage az
American citizens"
Mary Adelaide Rsybould. Cham
Der of Commerce office secretary:
IN be spending a quiet New
Years by going to a show. and
lots Of other people Will this year
too. Wen probably get a lot more
sleep than usual this New Years"
The Rev. John ". Caughran.
pastor Trinity Methodist church:
Just before she was shot on the
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Miss Parrot
Faces Charge

MIAMI. ~. - usmls Fsuuss.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-31
Storm Worninq

Tacoma weather bureau Issued
: warning 70 small craft Wednss-
DAY ~ . Ia m. citing strong winds
over waters Of inland Washington.