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Evening star., 1942-07-09
Usual Seasonal Food Waste
Must Be Avoided This Year
Prevent Spoilase From Heat by
Storing Milk, Meat and Eggs
At Proper Temperatures
nream Of Home Economics,

Bv BMreaM OF Home Economics,
United States Department Of A Aericnlfnre
When throw bad spoiled meat good milk
use-STOP! LOOK! WASTE!
Multiply that and milk
staggering
producing it,
There plenty of food in this country but And
the when food wastes invariably
economists OF the United States of Agriculture offer the fol-
lowing timely suggestions for taking
Put list Of foods to watch milk
Not only these the foods that
the list Of more foods the
making an a-out effort this produce of them
So don't take chances wasting
need refrigerator another cold
Evening star., 1942-07-09

Of each food and arrange 1t ~
attractively As possible. Then grad
ually work up to larger portions.
Evening star., 1942-07-09

oblong pan or spring form cake pan
with wax paper. Place eight vanilla
waters on bottom Of pan; cover with
layer OF sweetened condensed milk
mixture and orange sections, free
from membrane. Add another
layer of waters, alternating In this
way until mixture is used, finishing
with layer Of waters. Chill in re-
frigerator II hours, or longer. To
serve, turn out on small platter and
carefully remove wax paper. Cut In
slices or squares to serve. Garnish
with whipped cream. Serves eight.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
..,,-.f g
Bletty<I1
CrOcker
suggests:

OPT(HlICKERS like something hot
10 eat. Here's something hot, without
your fussing with FIRE outdoors. A
thermos bottle full Of steaming vege-
tabls noodle soup. made the easy mod
efn way.
Insean scith our ssess product
called s'Bstty Croc]er Tege-
tabIs Noodle Soup Ingredi-
Snts." You just empty the
contents Of the package into
boiling ssatsr, sdd butter, and
simmer. Nest 70 no york.
>s% ready to cookl Our new soup
product gives you the dry ingredients.
.I.ths toekaes are rich ees noodles,
SeEfhgxl herbs and spices, and
seses eho;ee sesetables: Tomatoes,
s1osyots, onions, spinach, celery,
bovsley, s.eeet bell Peppers. De-
hydsoted sesetabIes-that IS, ,nois-
swe is removed whils they're fresh.
DELECTABLE-a bowlful Of
this aolden broth, fragrant with
sarden hayors, herbs and spices, and
brimmine with tender eee noodles.
Sometime hot to liven up meal
Of cold foods. Real home-cooked
soup !. . frosh-cooked In your own
kitchen . without your slavine !
q BUDGET-PLEASER! Much for
the money. Each package Of the soup
insredients makes six man-sized bowl
fuls. Only 1Oc or less a package. My
staff and are delighted with this prod.
- ~ 49,. II ri0ht n vav
Evening star., 1942-07-09

New Food
In serving new foods to young
child. begin with q small portion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Mixed Trend
Rules in Early
Stock Dealings
Trading Continues
Light; en-. ChrysIer
Incur Minor Losses

NEW YORK, May II INS).-
The. stock market developed q
mixed trend at the opening today
after its steady rise through 10 OF
the previous IL sessions.
Trading continued light and
price changes again were ex-
tremely small. Many leaders were
unchanged.
Fractional gains were shown by
United Aircraft, Johns-Manville.
Dow Chemical. Cerro De Pasco.
General Electric, international
Harvester, American Tobacco "B"
and Goodyear. Similar declines
were incurred by u. S. Steel, Gen.
eral Motors, Chrysler. Boeing,
Pennsylvania r. r., Texas Co. and
Eastman Kodak.
CHICAGO. May II QNS).-
Wheat futures were &c to &c
off at the opening today. corn &c
to &c down, and oats &c to &c
lower.
WHEAT-May. $121%: July.
81 .24d1.24%; September, $1.261a.
CORN-May. SIC: July, 89B az
90c: September, 91h a &c.
OATS-May, 81; July, Sc; Sep
TENDER. 56hc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
u. :. Steel Sets
April Record

NEW YORK, May u INS).-
United States Steel Company and
its subsidiaries set shipping rec
ord for finished steel in April
which topped any previous April
shipment in the company's history.
Figures released today by United
States Steel gave these COMPARE
sons:
April shipments of finished steel
products: 1,758,S94 net tons, a
decrease of 22,044 net tons over
March shipments of 1,780,938 net
tons but an increase of 1922 net
tons over April, 1871. Shipments in
that month totaled 1857 GA net
tons.
Shipments to date this year total
s ,895,312 net tons as compared
with 6,638,945 net tons in the sim
liar period of 194l, gain of $50
367 net tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Farmers Market

APPLEs-Northern Spies. fancy. 81 SC
d3 bu.; No. l. Sl.75n 2.25; No. 2. ii n
y rs; steele's Red, fancy SO bu; No. i,
FRENCH ENDIvE-Fsncy. n25 5-lb
box: No 1, 75c.
SPINACH No. 1, $500 LIS bu.
MUsTARD--No. 1, 500 LIS ou.
AsPARAGUs-F ancy. S1nl.25 doE
bchs No. L. 751 90c; No. 2. soc.
BEETs-No. 1, SIS a 75c bu.; No. 2. soc
CARRoTs-No. /. $500 l.s1 bu.; No
cHTvEs I. 75as 5c don.
LEEKs~No. 1. 75casI doz bchs.
ONIONS-Dry. No. /. x2d225 5O-lb
sack; No. 2. Si.75. Green, No. i, 3oa4sC
PARsNIPs-No. /, s1.5o@2 bu; No. 2,
PoTAroEs-NQ. /, n.2Oa1.sS but No.
RADIsHEs-R Red. dollhouse. No. 1. Toe
doz. bchs.; outdoor, fancy, So bu.; No. l.
Sl.5OM2.
RHUBARB-H dollhouse. fancy, soc 5-lb.
box; choice. Csc small. 45e don. bchs.
outdoor. rs n zoe doz bchs
RUTABAGAs-No. 1, 500 Toe bu.
TURNIPs--No. /, $50 75c bu.; No. 2.
40c.
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. I. sou T5c
doz punches.
PoULTRY-Live hens, heavy breeds. "a
n 26c ID, leghorns, 21n23c: broilers,
heavy. 27d 29c ID leghorn, asa 27c.
EGGs-Large. Sioa 1880 30-doz. case
PLANTs-Pansies. s1.25aI.75 15-box
fat; Saliva, si25 fiat; Geraniums. $3n
$50 14-pot fat; miscellaneous flowers, 81
fat; vegetables, 75c fiat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Industrial
Front Has
News

MORE SHIPS 49, The first war
craft ever launched at Oyster Bay
L. Ia minesweeper-was in bay
waters today after its initial dip.
MORE ALUMINUM-The Alu-
.minum Company of America re-
ports that its new plant at Knox
willie. Tenn. will turn out by the
end of the year more sheet alumni
mum than was turned out by the
entire industry in 1889.
HARDER IRON-A Dallas, Tex,
shop worker has devised a process
for hardening iron SO that it will
scratch the toughest steel. The
process is described as cheap and
quick.
MORE GAS-Standard Oil Com
pany of New Jersey is spending
100000 TO expand production
of high-test aviation gas and will
be in production at new plants
within 10 months.
MORE PRODUCERS - o n e
washing machine manufacturer
whose business has been converted
to war production reports that
orders already on his books are
three times greater than his nor
NAL annual business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Incentive Based on Sound Economic Procedure

believe the incentive management
should be defended
George w Hill president the American Tobacco Company
courageousy submitted question
of the executive incentive plan stockholders plebsce and
unless his
ratified Thus Mr.. Hill applied basic parliamentary
principle to corporate leadership He was sustained .
salaries officers think there should
publicity stockholders judgment Likewise.
advocated that representatives of
small stockholders be elected drecorate wachdogs for the
outsiders
Knowing enlightened stockholders will recognize that
worthy of their hire 1t far more
good we'll
manager low figure Witness the services of the
Steel the late Walter Chyser in build
automobile the ashes OF
merged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Action Followed Cut in Earnings, Dividends

followed omission stock DIVIDENDS last
February and also after the company disclosed smaller
earnings this than in the
first last
The good intentions of the executive beyond question
In similar mood the head OF automotVe company in
refused participate the executive proh
sharing bonus.
Thus through self sacrifice these in management have
sought good will and public understanding
however that such pecemea retreats do not
grips with fundamental The camor against the
of competent and productive unresonng
1t phase of the emotional of communism which levels
down according his need rewang the
performance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
BUSINESS
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
TOpflight Executives
Deserve Big Wage

Yarstics measuring tophight hired
Of American industry changing in wartime
President Roosevets suggestion of ceiling individual
incomes after $250 bears this subject
Likewise in the suffering of stockholders whose claims
dividends liens rising there
disposition become emotional and to misunderstood the
Then, demagogy and misconceptions phase of
worldwide crusade against excellence.
In a chief executive OF food
selfmpoed salary cut himself of Is
The executive made perfectly clear that he felt that
the original 100000 salary too high but he wanted to
good psychological position introduce other
necessary further indicated
corporate profit increased he expected his salary to be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

w--saaF
CATTLE - Receipts. 1.750: slaughter
steers and she stock opening steady; bulls
strong, several truck lots good light fed
steers and yearlings. S13; load fat but
plain quality / 100-lb. steers, Sl2; com
mon and medium steers, largely Sl025H
12: load fat I.230-lb. Canadian steers late
last week, S12.25. but none included IN
today's run; odd lots common TO medium
heifers, S925H1l 50; common to good
beef cows S9H9.75; cutters, largely S7.75
mS.75; Gamers. So 25T so; weighty
sausage bulls up TO $1,000; few beef bulls
TO Stl.
CALVES Receipts 500; early sales fully
steady with last week close, few good to
choice veaers Si5 n 1880. most bids at
Sl5. common and medium. $40 n1i
HOGS Receipts, ? 500, market not
established early.
SHEEP-Receipts. / 500: shorn lambs
opening fully steady, asking higher. sup
ply light for Monday, with indications
that shorn lambs locally are now fairly
well cleaned up odd lots good 10 choice
trucked in shorn lambs with No. pets,
SIS n 10 80. scaling up 10 IS lbs. one well
finished truck lot held above Sl3 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu crates r. s.
No. |. gin. min. Delicious and North
ern Spys. fair 20 generally good condition,
S2.25. Washington boxes. extra fancy, De
licious ss-i3ss, $3.50 3; Winesaps, extra
fancy. iO0-i25s. 50 6jm 2.7J. l3S-lJOs,
1900 $50 1886, 50. 80.
BEANS Florida bu. hampers. Black
Valentines. generally good 81 p 2 30; Plen-
tifuls. generally good, Sl.75H2 wax means,
generally good 50 50H3. Louisiana Black
Valentines, S2.75n4 mostly S275n ass
Bountifuls, $2.2j12,50. wax beans, $3.25
n3 so
CABBAGE - Mississippi. Los Angeles
crates. round type 50 % 70 2 50; a. crates.
sl.35Hl.iO: Louisiana wire bound crates.
sugar Loaf, S2.25a2 80: sob. sacks,
CARROTS Los Angeles crates s-doz.
punches. California small 10 medium.
S3.25 medium TO large, 1885 % So Ar
roma, mediums, 50; Texas IS. - %; busneI
-eNtffFLowER- California pony crates,
i2s and larger 81.
CELERY Florida ,16-in. crates Golden
Heart S. Ks. best. ~ 20; ordinary q
fair, 81 so; Pascal, lain. crates, SIS
California cub crates RS. $40
CUCUMBERs- Florida bu. baskets in-
cMding waNed stock, best. - 20 .. mostly
So fair, 81 so. choice. fair, 2.25 70 80
ordinary, Si75n2. large shcers fair 1,
generally good, S2u26O Indiana not
house baskets. doz.. extra fancy, 81 u
q %. fancy. 81, specials, M.15,
LETTUCE Los Angeles crates. lceber.
type California, Salinas district j-doz
generally good. So 1914 fair. $3.50 ord
nary. 81 5013: Firebaugh section. 5-doz.
s.. 75n4: 4-doz., 50 90 3.1a.
LEAF LETTUCE othouse ION. has
ke,s Ohio. 81 Michigan s0cn 81
ONIONS j0.ib sacks Texas Yellow Ser
r,udas Sn-S5C L. No I quality. 81 %
gl75: Crystal White Wax. 81 500 -
ordinary 10 fair. 81 % p 40; BaDOsa, .
In min few sales - 2t.at2 "a --
POTATOEs--iOo-ib sacks Idaho Russo
Burbanks q. s. No. ] washed, 50 so 20
1O-lb. sacks. i2c. Maine u. ;. No. !. va
riuus varieties lO0-ih. sacks. y % . z 30
18Th. paper sacks. 4oc, few higher Michi
gan iOO-lb sacks T. 5. No Russo
Rursis. - 20u2 30; Z. $. commercials
lx215n2 25 O. s. commercial Chippewas
So %. far condition 81 New STOCK Jo-in
sacks California 4 : No J washed Lon
WHITES s. 10. FLORIDA mashed 4. : No
TriurnuhF Sl75H2; 4. s. No. ! Katahdlns
81 75@i.s5 Louisiana Z. $. No. ] washes
Triumphs few. 81
RAbIsHEs Michigan crates dollhouse
IO-doz punches. S225
sPiNAcH -missoun bu. baskets ssyog
| sTRAwBERRIEs ~ Louisiana 2i-pin
/ crates Kiondikes Ki0nmofes 81 n Z. 10
Tennessee 24-ausrt crates Blskernores TAI
20 generally gOcd 81 25H Is. best mostt
81 sO1275: Alabama 2i-qusri ctaie
Rlskem0res far 10 generally good, " b
/ H21h. Arkansas 2f-qusrt crates Blake
mOres fair quality and condition, fai
lcolut 81 2502J0
i SWEET POTATOES -- Puerto Rica
vans LOUISIANA ~ crate. T. 8 no !
Isl so Texas ba crates fair quality. 81 %
4 Tennessee generally good quality bu ham
\ pers 81 35u1 40. bu- hampers ksne
IHslls Sol 10.
4 TOMATOES tO-Ib. cartons repacks me
ldiums Si45. large size. 81 30H 80. hot
lhouss. s-ib baskets Ohio medium - =
~ 70 small size 81 800 81 Indians
~ growers sface. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Evans Products Profit
Cut by Heavy Taxes

Evans Products Company and
subsidiaries report for the quarter
ended March 81 a net profit OF
S66,475, after provision of $225 ,0OO
for federal, state and foreign in
come taxes. etc. equal to II cents
a share on 244, 100 shares common,
against net profit of $100,337, or
al cents a share in the March
quarter of 1941, when tax reserve
was SIS. 939
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Hudson Quarter
Net Is S201,194
WILLIAM O'NEILL

Hudson Motor Car Company and
its domestic and Canadian sub
salaries report a net profit OF
S201 1914 for the quarter ended
March 81. 1912, after charges in
GLIDING depreciation and interest.
No provision is required for nor
NAL federal income or excess
profits taxes.
Hudson's net profit in the COM
parable quarter of last quarter
of last year amounted TO only
So, 1897, equal to / cent a share.
In the final quarter of 1941, the
company reported a net profit Of
60 29o 57Q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12

c. 6. STUFF, former traffic
manager of the Chevrolet Gear and
Axle division Of General Motors
and a resident of Detroit for the
last eight years. Will head the war
departments new and important
Detroit branch of the Control Di-
vision Office of the Chief OF Trans
portation.
Offices will bc in rooms 2l31-32
of the Dime Bank Building and
this branch viii be- in charge OF
coordination Of the flow of lease
lend and military supplies equip
ment and material in the Detroit
area.
This office will work with both
shipping agencies of the war de-
partment and all contractors
manufacturing for or supplying
materials for the war department
or lend-leaSe.
Stutz reports that it will also be
UP to his office TO supply adequate
carrier equipment and insure the
,proper use. of such equipment as
well as 10 expedite the flow of
materials IN anyway possible.
FOLLOWING AK annual GUS
tom. the advertising firm of Mac
ManuS. John q Adams. Inc. has
given all It's employees day off to
celebrate the birthday OF the firm
eight years ago today
Women staff members viii hold
their little party al Huyler's Res
taurant in the Fisher Building for
luncheon and a the awarding OF
prizes, while Va men will gather
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Food Price Average
Advances frdCtionaI!y

+ WASHINGTON, May i. - A
slight rise in general level of
wholesale commodity prices was
registered last week by price index
compiled by the National Fertilizer
Association. In the week ended
Nav 9. the index rose 20 1880 from
1878 in the preceding week. A
month ago, the index was 1853 and
q year ago. 1888, based on 1888
average as 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW, May IL (UPl Today's pay
ing prices to growers for beans.
Pea beans Si,05: light red kidneys, 81
dark red kidneys, 81: yellow eyes, So c r.
c. light cranberries, 81; C.R.C. dark Gran
berries $3.50
Wheat, $1,000 los; oats. 81 q 52c; rye
81 n sec six -rowed barley, ~ 50 N %
buckwheat. S1.s7H 100: corn, IS soc; SOY,
beans 81. 64d 1876. tThese prices furnished
by Michigan Bean Coz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
On the Business Front

Industry is the way representatives
of the firm of Kierce & Dillworth,
Detroit food brokers and local Van
Camp representatives, describe the
current ad drive on Van Camp
new Tenderoni.
So successful has the program
proved locally that the big diff
Guilty has been to keep retailers
supplied with the new macaroni-
spaghetti speciality, they report in
expressing pleasure at the results
achieved through a seris OF adj
lvertisements which were carried
here exclusively in The Detroit
Times.
NO ENEMY airplane captured
since the war began has carried
gasoline equaling the 100 octane
fuel which has given Allied planes
the winning edge over Axis ships
in the air. the Standard oil Com
pany of New Jersey states in the
current issue of the Lamp.
The fact that American aircraft
engine designers were years ahead
of others in devising power plants
to take advantage of 100 octane is
attributed in large measure 10
processes acquired by Standard
from the I. G. Farbenindustrie and
perfected in the ESQ Laboratories.
Standard Oil of New Jersey was
first TO arrange with the govern
ment for expansion of 100 octane
manufacture facilities. the article
states. AS a result the production
of this fighting fuel is entirely con-
troIled ~ the United States and
ia aY1foe ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Executive Salaries Based on Competition

Executive salaries arbitrarily picked OF hat.
the salary offer be sufficient
attract them The proposed job competition with other
which might the executive Also the salary
be sufficient compete with what the manager could earn ne
a Nowadays the be
compensate individual deductions for
good creative improve the quality OF
and
increasing profits worthy substantial
than
business executive may still be worth that
On inefficient bargain
nom how'll W he sa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Should Apply TO All

Since conservation Of rubber
IS so vitality important, why
doesn't Washington apply gaso-
line rationing all over the coun-
try? Why should those residing
in a majority of states be al
lowed to use their cars without
limit seeing that the needless
burning up of rubber is Off
cially described as criminally
unpatriotic?
Copyright, 1872. by b. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Rubber Essential

The veteran head of the
worlds largest rubber company,
Chairman Paul w. Litchfield of
Goodyear, asks this writer to
impress upon the American
people the seriousness of the
rubber outlook.
Twas said during the World
War, THE Allies floated to VIC
tory on a sea of oil" 'Twould
hardly be an exaggeration today
TO say that rubber is essential
to victory"
This eminent authority en-
phasizes these facts:
Rubber is indispensable as
as powder and bullets.
A large percentage of war in
duStry workers must depend
upon private transportation.
The source of 95 per cent OF
our normal supply of crude rub
Der is in Malaga and the East
Indies, now held by the Japa-
neSe.
Our greatest single rubber re-
serve is the million long tons
of rubber now in the tires Of the
100000 privately-owned auto
mobiles. Our war production and
most other phases of our in
ternal economy depend upon
the transportation which is made
possible by these privately
owned tires.
Any one who wastes rubber,
through fast driving, unneces-
sary driving or in any other
manner. is definitely weakening
the position of America and the
United Nations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Gar Wood Votes
Preferred Dividend

Gar Wood Industries, Inc, has
declared the regular quarterly div
idend of 1917 cents on the pre-
ferred, payable June l to holders
of record May 26.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Less Wheat
Estimate Winter Crop
Below Al Level

WASHINGTON, May II (UP).
- The agriculture departments
crop reporting board today fore
cast 1912 production of winter
W h a I would total Gao. 875 600
bushels, compared with a 194l
crop of GIL ,293, 900 bushels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12

at the Bloomfield Hills home of
Vice President John r. MacManus
for an afternoon Of sports fol-
lowed by dinner at the Bloomfield
Hills Country Club
ONE OF the most successful
advertising campaigns in the food
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
FOREIGN Exchange
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. Hens. average run. 2lc
under lbs, 22c: leghorn hens lbs. and
up. zoe: cocks, lac. rock springers. ovel
lbs use. rock broilers, az 20 lbs.
Csc; leghOn broilers, Ia lbs. up, &c
crosses. &c under rock.
EGGS-Market unsettled; current re-
GENTS. 2SIlc: undergrades. 26A n27c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
i. 5. Asks Defermeni
For Most ShipbuiIders

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE
National Selective Service head
quarters told local draft boards 90
give careful consideration" to
deferTnent of persons engaged IN
ship obstruction and coastal. in
terco sl and offshore watf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, is one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished by the Ma
.ionsl Association OF Securities Dealers,
Inc.- District No A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Forbes
What Can You Do
To Aid War EHort7
Lots of Things
BY b. c. FORBES
"What can 1 do ?"

"What can Il 40
That question is being asked
daily by many millions OF patrl-
otto men and women not eligible
for military service. =.
The answer is, lots of things"
Because most of them are en-
tirely unspectacular, it doesn't
mean they are unimoprtant.
(Isn't it true that the world
depends mainly upon ordinary
folks, upon their doing their
duty, humdrumly but worthily?D
A few of the ways we can
contribute to national strength,
national victory:
Exercise greater self-denial
than ever before. Invest the re-
sultant savings in war stamps,
war bonds.
Cut down MISUNDERSTANDING
of household appliances and fur
nishings not actually needed,
pay off instalment obligations,
get out of debt as far as pos
sible - including reduction OF
home mortgages.
Avoid wasting electricity and
gas, in the kitchen or for light.
Obey Washington's request to
order now whatever coal may
be needed next winter; because
by then our railroads may be
surfeited with right-of-way war
traffic.
Very important: don't use au-
tomobiles more than absolutely
essential to performing duties.
Wherever feasible, combine with
neighbors to double up when
cars must be used.
Beyond all this patriotism de-
mands that every man, woman,
youth cheerfully contribute maxi
mum service in some Of the
many fields now open: Red Cross
work, enrolment in first aid
courses. air warden duty, spe-
cial police dsty in smaller COM
munities, USO service by women,
and a hundred etceteEas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20

a. ACRE.. bssutiful saDmb~n. !
Iafss ftssffiz hath, attic. ga tfsss
snfuDoefg. ornamental fence ~. 80
400 cssh. go mo FufHitufs Ia
FsfFfeeratfss st0tsa etf 100. 3. n
WsUh SO Pf1vid~na msna
Ossg ACRE. $50 hoslAee 10 h~sfins
fruit tfeeN berries Will taees
ssth spd Madison. Route .. bos -
q r O6fnss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Bill for Rubber
Planting Approved

WASHINGTON - The senate
military affairs committee Thurs
day approved unanimously a bill
authorizing planting OF $1,000
acres Of rubber-bearing Guayule
plants anywhere in the western
hemisphere.
The bill. designed 70 meet Presi-
dent Roosevelt's objections. which
prompted his veto Of a previous
Gaayule measure, authorizes the
secretary Of agriculture 70 acquire
patents, properties and facilities
o. the IntercontinentsI Rubber
company at a cost not 70 exceed
1000. 900.