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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Take Steps
To Open All
Machines

A reehsck ~ ell sl~ctsca ma.
chine. ased In Pierre county IN
tho recent primary election was
imminent Friday - the county
<lsctlan hoard ordered Prosecutor
Thor G. Tniirfson's ehief civil
deputy. Gilbert y rstsssrn. Ia
draw Up . petition for \ superior
court order which would open eli
machines.
The county sIeet,oa hoard. CON.
posed af Tollefson County Auditor
y. cufford Davis and County Com
missioner Harsey O. ncefisld. de-
cidsd Friday Ia take legal steps
To open al machines In order To
obtain the correct voting totals In
all precincts.
Espeet No Oppssssisa
The petition N expectsd 20 b.
presented by Peterson To Judge
E. u. Hodge either late Friday
or carly saturday. No sppositIon
In the petition 10 anticipated and
II ID believed that the court viii
order the machines cpsnsd foe .
reeheek.
Last Monday machines were
opened In four precincts snd svfcrs
were discovered IN each instance
With the race for the Republican
nomination for shsriff betwsen DR.
I. \. whststops and Jack Quill
being very close and With the race
between v. X Murray and Nal
Gen. David l.. s.one for the Demo-
cratic nomination for state senator
In the 18th district beinE equally
flrht, fhe election hoard felt ell
candidates we're entitled 10 . cor
rect count.
tn CAN Chaisssss
Peterson said Friday thai sftsf
the ordsr " obtained . different
procedurs would BE- employed IN
counting tbs votss than what vas
used last Monday WHEN the slice
ton boards Of the four psseinsts
we're called IN.
The new procedure would ~
slmplifisd by notifying beth The
Republican and Democrats county
ehslrrnen 10 b. present 10 ebseh
on the machines whsn they are
opened.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Want Dairy Workers
Deferred From Draft

sALEM, Ore.-The Salem unit
Of the Dairy Cooperative associa-
lion will ask draft boards in this
area 70 defer dairymen and dairy
farm workers. Fred Klaus, man
ager. said Friday
Drafting owners and workers IN
the milk-producing industry often
means that herds Of cattle must
Be given up. and the importance
If dairy products as foods merits
osferment 70 proven. shortages. he
said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
~ v. 7. SHORT
Tacoma Times STAFF Writer


BELLIsGHAN Members Of
the washington STATE Good
Roads association here for their
annual txo-6ay convention face a
situation that has undergone rapid
changes since the last meeting.
Owing 20 the freezing Of al IN
obligated federal highway FUNDS
last December. no new work could
be undertaken by the state high
way department except On eertifl-
cation BY the VAR department
A result Of this and other fed
erzI regulations the entire 1ftz
state highway program planned ~
the legislature mas been abandoned
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Assault Charge Filed

sEATTIE-A chaFFe 81 secDnd
degree assault Friday faced Cor
don Phillips. z7-yssr-old truck
driver and bridegroom Of five
months. for slisgsdiy moisstinx
two women employees Of the Boeing
Aircraft eorporstion-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19

CHICAGO A wall Of a building
al a Chrysler Corp. war plant col
lspsed Friday. repeatedly killing
two men and injuring several The
Federal Bureau Of Investigation
said IL WAS investigating.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Launch Tender Sunday

sEATTLE-Tne u. S. 5. On
slow. seventh OF q feet Of sesplsne
tenders being constructed al Lake
Washington shipysrds. VIII %
launched Sunday. 18th naval dis
net officers announced Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Enemy Now
Closer TO
Guinea Base
Nv DON CASWEI.L
United Press Writer

GEN. MACARTHUR's HEAD
QUARTERS. AustraIia-Japanese
forces have made further gains in
their drive through southeastern
New Guinea and a frontal battle
is in prospect between allied and
enemy forces with Port Moresby
as the prize. dispatches indicated
Friday.
Maintaining a day and night Of
fensive in support OF the allied
defenders, Gen. Douglas MacAr-
thurs air force has made heavy
attacks on three main Japanese
bases and, in one. fighter planes
destroyed or damaged at least Is
enemy supply and troop barges
and left fires blazing among fuel
and supply dumps that were 50 big
they could be seen rs miles away.
SO MILES TO GO
Gen. MacArthur's communique
reported that on the Port Moresby
front fighting was now proceeding
in the vicinity of the village of
Ioribaiws, 81 air line miles north
of the great allied base.
Thursdays communique report
ed the scene Of fighting to be north
of Ioribaiwa. and though a spokes-
man refused to comment on FRI
days statement that the front had
now reached the vicinity OF the
village itself. dispatches left little
doubt that the enemy forces had
made a new advance.
SAVAGE FIGHTING
As the japanese continued their
advance toward the allied main
line, 1t. Gen. Sir Sidney Rowell.
commanding the Australians hold
ing the front. sent out patrols TO
slow the enemy by the same in
filtration tactics which brought
the japanese across the Owen
Stanley mountains.
II WAS revealed, In ipdicz-
tion Of the sayagery Of the
fighting, that no prisoners had
been reported taken since the
start Of the enemy drive late
last month.
In their raid on Buna, the north
New Guinea base from which the
enemy had set out 10 cross the
mountains, AscArthurs fighter
planes fired about IS 900 rounds
Of cannon shells and msehinegun
bullets AT their targets. They
swept at dsringly low level over
the beach area. blasting at barges
and stores. and apparently met no
enemy plane challenge.
Heavy bombers rsidsd enemy in
stallations in the wharf area Of
RsbauI. IN New Britain island
northeast Of Buna and caused ex-
plosions and fires among enemy
dock and other installations in the
wharf area.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Driver Of Dealh
Car Is Arrosiod

Arrested IN Seattle FRIDAY mevn-
lns and lodged ~ hosts Later 10
the pserrs county jsIt WITH baSl
st Of e7.0oo ~sx nsehse6 r.
knixhf. s5-year-oid seattle ra1i-
Rad snpieys. VIM y shasne1 w>en
negligent bomiei<s for caizslnG ~
death n nnep~iI Conrad. ~. -
sept. II ~ : result ~ = cellisane
On July 3. 1874
Knight piesd~d ssaify n police
court shossly sffer ~ s<el6e.s
70 drunken driving sn1 spvve1
s.t . jsIi sest<oee inpeee1 ~
Justice u ts'& Fsses ". A. Hi<h-
mood
Charges sxslsss kalsht we're
flisd IN superior fosrt ~ rreee-
eusor Thor c. Tsii<fsoa - nep1
IA. M sms day which conrsd
died from injuyses resolved ~ ~
esiis<ssa ~ noeth n = sea Wake
fleia drive.
nioiag ~ith coefsa IN ~ ear
'Shieh 49, stFssek ~ ksicnf's assGo
<ess Eebert assnmens go Hcbe<x
Hssa Prosecutor Tsiisfsoa ineew-
vlewsd ness FRIDAY.
knsshf wss arrested Ia e>sfs1s
~ nh&Flffs peDoe3<s Jsas psnnea
and ks1weli wall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Health Il .. S. Army
Bsiisr Thar Ever New

WAe111A0TOS-11s health -
the u. .. army training IN this
country n batfsf than ever pefore
during ~arfims. Secretary - Wsf
Hsnry L. stimsoa announced ~.
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
JAN. p TO FEB. 20

Aqudrius - Auspicious period
for antique dealers, collectors;
researching in chemistry and
various substitutes for scarce
commodities; farm products, live
stock. Keep in the swim.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
DEC. ~ TO JAN. n

Copricoru-Care advised han
ding property, deeds, inheritance.
taxes. Do not overestimate aim
TO avoid unnecessary errors and
changes. Department stores,
shops, new ideas for personal
apparel and accessories that will
economic are top favorites.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Cook Book
Given Out
On Tuesday

I A LONG WITH springtime.
robins and daffodils comes
the Prudence Penny cook book.
It's presented with a regular
issue of The Detroit Times and
is filled with menus. recipes and
suggestions for spring and sum-
mer homemaking.
Next Tuesday is the date for
the debut of the 1912 spring
cook book. This season its
dedicated 10 wartime cookery
and homemaking.
During wartime. as We all
know. eating becomes more inn
portant Every phase OF nutri-
ton must be considered II we
are 10 keep in fighting trim.
And along with this comes the
problem OF budgets we can't
let them lose their balance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
In Formal Mood

THE FLOWERS-IN-TH E
HAIR motif is increasingly pop
ular, varying from the use Of
natural to styled blooms. In
the formal mood are the flowers
Anne Shirley wears with an eve
ming frock of pale yellow net.
Skirt of the sheath-like frock
is cut in long petals, studded
with gold sequins. Styled
flowers made Of sophisticated
yellow net are tucked, Tahitian
style. into Anne's hair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Paftern No. 1920

P5Ttern No 1910
WOMEN ~ defense will mechanics outfit
w that lets work comfortably efficiently
in the Adams 1890 department agriculture
bureau OF home economies. design.
Every detail planned for acon-freedom fullneS
below the back shoulder yoke allows unampered shoulder
movements darts below the back give sitting
stopping and bending
Even the pockets have collapbe ulness.
line and long front make dressing
visor adjusted by drawstrap that when released lets
cap laen for ironing The Anne
available to TO
in pattern Please write plainly
address, pattern number and desired
Address order Department
1928 Times Square, Detroit, Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Your
Individual

BY FRANCES DRAKE

Look in the Section your Birth
day Comes In. and Find What
Your Outlook Is, According
to the Stars,
For Monday, April IS.
MARCH R1 TO APRIL go
HRIES-Think of the future.
"A Don't waste now those
things that will be needed later.
Today's problems and work need
careful calculation. Sound invest
ments favored for future security.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 20
Taurus - Should be tops for
you in both major or minor issues.
New ventures, those undertake
ings requiring courage, initiative,
tenacity and determination espe-
cially sponsored.
MAY 2f TO JUNE Fl
Gemin while friendly on
whole, particularly for vast un-
dertakings, it is important you
pay close attention TO private
finances-how and where you
spend and invest your money.
Use only good judgment.
JUNE 22 TO JULY %
Cdncer-Ideal for honey and
romantic affairs, pushing private
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Steady Compass

With this Prudence Penny
cook book on hand. you'll have
a good compass to help you
chart your course on the sea
of wartime meal planning. Every
phase of spring and summer
cookery Is included
Fruits and vegetables are
thoroughly discussed. No sugar? ?
Then well use substitutes 4.
there's a chart OF sugar SubSti-
tutes and recipes for their use
There's a possible shortage Of
spices. Vol dnn1-lct-it-
yon grow your own via
ar herh garden. Isabel Fucker.
garden editor OF The Detroit
Tines, tells how 10 grow one
and what 10 have in it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Miscellaneous

Included. TOO, are a miscellany
sof recipes for just about every
type OF food that's eaten during
spring and summer. Cookies /.
you'll find a variety of these
recipes various shortcake
recipes too and special
things to make for the boys in
camp.
Don't forget, next Tuesday
this cook book will come 10 you
with your regular copy of The
Detroit Times. If you are not
already a subscriber TO the
Times, better place your order
for Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

interests and working harmoni-
ously with superiors. employees,
business associates. Should be a
favorable period for meeting
competition.
JULY % TO AUG. %
Leo-Industrial and mechani-
cal interests. all useful trades,
dealing in livestock and farm
products, planting and working
with new and improved ma
chinery, tools and implements
more favored than money gains.
AUG. 20 TO SEPT. 20
Virgo Today's indications
more promising for general bust
ness, making improvements where
necessary, stabilizing your pres
ent holdings or position and get
ting ahead with routine affairs
and your job.
SEPT. ~ TO OCT. 20
L / b r Some advantages
around now, especially in lines Of
trade and industry vital to the
war effort and consumers needs.
Scientific research and study also
sponsored Be amenable 10 sug-
gestions, changes.
OCT. p TO NOV. p
.Ccorpi0-You born after No
vember 9 must be doubly alert
and ambitious today All you
Scorpio folk can succeed By dill
gently applying yourselves to
your responsibilities and promi-
neut tasks.
NOV. - TO DEC. -
.SagittariUs 49, Financial trans
actions. collections. quick turn
overs for profits not so favored
as the actual workings of an
organization. Building, manu-
featuring, marketing bring bene-
fits.
DEC. ~ TO JAN. 2f
Copricorn-Care advised ham
ding property, deeds, inheritance,
taxes. Do not overestimate aim
10 avoid unnecessary errors and
changes. Department stores,
shops, new ideas for personal
apparel and accessories that will
economic are top favorites.
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
Aqudrips - Auspicious period
for antique dealers, collectors;
researching in chemistry and
various substitutes for scarce
commodities; farm products, live
stock. Keep in the swim.
FEB. af TO MARCH %
Pisces-You are among the
favored few signaled out for
financial gain and possible
immediate returns from your
efforts. Take advantage Of these
fortunate influences.
4 CHILD born on this day
will be of vivid Imagination, inn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fond of
travel, making friends, seeing
interesting places. Capable Of
great success in a field for which
he Cor she) has talent and
adaptability.
Copyright 1912. by KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times,
1925 Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SEND MY INDlVlD-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY 6 UIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the first ar
months Of 1912.
! Was Born;
Month ............., Day 49,,
SruI Be and Sell -AdSrufI
smbsd EHreiobs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

Prices SuSi.et to Jss Solss Tar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

Detroit Sunday Times, April IL, 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
FEB. 2f TO MARCH ?

Piscss-You are among the
favored few signaled out for
financial gains and possible
immediate returns from your
efforts. Take advantage Of these
fortunate influences.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
with wide swirl skirts

Yards Of skirt in sweet
new versions of your favorite
gown! Splattered with tiny
e n m enta | hearts, pert
Spring flowers, pin or polka
dots and conventional prints.
With a sweetheart neckline
set off by eyelet embroidery
or ultra feminine lace ;. wide
shoulder straps. In cotton
batiste so sheer that it washes
as easily as a hanky is a
joy for Summer! Sizes 34-4o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Q(n4BxmoL@M minute MASK!
Glamour Aid to help your skin
look Lighter, Softer, Fresher

This new glamour way to use Pond, vanishing
Crcam-a- a Minute Mask, gaining new
friends every day. It's so simple 80 quick. 80
effective.
on ,~t smooth Pond Nani,hing Cream thick
over YOUR face and throat except eyes. Leave
fm minute Wipe off excess.
QUIZ like the Mask, nice cool feel while on
Your face. Md You'll be delighted by it, glamor-
ling aid! Your face has frcshcr, lighter look.
I'm adorabIy softer feel. And your makeup goes
with enchanting ,noothness. U-c 3 or times
week, i'll the morning, evening during the day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Famous Powder Bose, too

iI'cdys before YOU powder,
smooth Ponds Vanishing
Cream ON lightly tn give a
nalicring foundation for
makeup and help protect
Your face from wind and
weather. This fragrant cream
j. non-nily. II gives an
exquisite mai lini>h-puW der
goes on smooth a. silk
cling. for hours.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-04
Big Allied Move Under Way To
 Counter Jap Sweep In Far Pacific

Undated, Feb (AP) - Australian Army minister Forde declared "A big movement by the Allies is der way" to counter Japans sweep in the far Pacific as Japanese dive bombers struck violently at Singapore In Tokyo military spokesman said dir ect assault on the island stronghold is imminent
 In broadcast to Australian and Imperial troops al Singapore Forde declared: Each hour that Japan's siege armies held at bay, permitting the massing and deployment of more endorsements and accumu- ation of more weapons doesn't need my words to i'm pei you therefore, to hold on Forde didn't specify the nature or direction of the new movement
 High reaching flames, destruction, and some cas- ualties reported in Singapore Japanese bomb pounded the city of 750000 population and outy- ing section Singapores big defense guns, ranged along the mlewde Johore Strait hundered intermit- ently above the of air raid sirens Japanese troops in the junges on the opposite shore, the Malay Peninsula.
 RAF scouting planes reported heavy movement Oi Japanese troops southwark indicating the invaders massing their full strength the lower tip of the Peninsula before launching direct assault on the $400 900 900 island fortress
 Sir Shenton Thomas Governor of the Straits Settle ment worked in his shir-sleeves along side of native cooles in laying hose to battle the flames set by the Japanese bombs
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-04
Promise Singapore Achievements
Wayell Promises Singapore Defenders Great U s. and British Achievements

Singapore, Feb. (AP) - The heavy guns of en- battled Singapore thundered into action against ing ranks of the Japanese invasion army across the Strait of Johore, where Wavell declared the enemy must be stopped cold, Wave cheered on the defend CTS of the nightly stronghold with the promise that
 great achievements of American and British troops being sent to Wrest the initiative from the Japan He alled grimy for stand like Tobruk's to hold the hosts of the Mkado until that help arrives His call took the form of the order of the day presumably issued from his headquarters on Maya
 Despite the sudden furry of artillery and air actv ity, there sign that the Japanese about to begin the expected attempt to cross Johore Strait
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-04
Russian Troops Make Assault on
 SmoIensk In 40 Below Weather

Undated, Feb. (AP)-Russan troops dragging ma chine guns and cannon sedges in 40 degrees Fahren heit below zero are reported surgng forward at eral points in a drive aimed at Smolensk, 210 miles west of Moscow. At the same time, the British radio said the German generals demanded that Hitler send 20 fresh, picked divisions to the Soviet front mmed- lately threatening otherwise it will be "very difficult If not impossible to prevent general Russian break through
 Soviet dispatches said German air and tank rein forcements arriving the Uukraine front being more than matched by Red Army weapons.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-04
Jew Doctors Required To Fight Typhus

Berne - The increasing fear of typhus in Europe today brought reports that Germany was planning the release of Jewish doctors from Nazi concentration camps in an effort to cope with the dread disease.
 Typhus killed more than 8 million Europeans in the first World War and it is already declared prevalent behind the German lines on the Russian front and to have spread to Russian civ ilians. It is pointed out that typhus usually becomes worse with the onset of 
 Great Britain is also con sidering the effects of the plague and is seeking the advice of the Russians in combating it should it ap- pear among the British. D,,-t TAaF1,ro Do,,Jc oo1 Cta,,,vo
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-04
British North African Troops
 Thrown Back 225 Miles In 2 Weeks

Feb. (AP) - British North African troops thrown back 225 miles in less than two Weks reported tacking Rommels armies wherever found' in west ern Libya in an attempt to check the headong Axis counter offensive A British spokesman, emphasizing the price and necessity of destroying the enemys fore in desert warfare declared The area is not importan
 tanks and men and trucks are
 Cairo headquarters indicated that Rommels van guards reached the vicinity of Slona 05 miles north east of Bengasi and 225 miles northeast of El Aghea highwater mark of the British January offensive.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-04
Dimond Urges
 Construction Of Hiway to Alaska

Washington, Feb. 4 (AP)
 Delegate from Alaska A. J. Dimond urged h e House Public Roads Com mittee to approve quickly his bill authorizing the con struction of the 50 million dollar international high way to Alaska. He said the road could be completed by next December if start ed at once. Dimond said If a delay of many months occurs in making prepara- tions for construction, prac tically the entire year is lost and the safety and se- curity of military establish ments and the civil popula- tion of Alaska may we'll de pend on prompt action"
 Dimond was the first wit ness in the committees hearing to determine the feasibility of the construc- tion of the road. He said it has been estimated that the road vii lcost 25 mil lion dollars but later in- formation increased the fig TITO
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-04
Batan Defenders Beat Off 2 Attacks
 And Make Successful Counter Attack

Washington, Feb (AP) - Gen MacArthur's Am erica and Filipino defenders wrote a heroic chap ter in the battle of Batan Pensua, beating off two fresh Japanese attempts to land on the Batan west coast on the night of February 2, and successfully counter attacking the Japanese right flank with three
 lines of enemy trenches over-run A War Dept bulletin said large amount of Japanese equipment fell into American hands
 Attempt Two Landings Batan Peninsula
 MacArthur reported that picked shock troops first attempted to land on the west coast and were only driven off by artillery fire. The communique contin- ued: "The second and more serious attempt made at midnight when large number of barges under naval escort approached the coast The raid discov cred by few of our nght-ayng pursuit planes which immediately attacked the convoy with light bombs and machine-gun fire"
 American troops and artillery gunners waited on the beach the Japanese approached infcting bloody sualtes with their deadly fire None of the invading group reached shOre, MacArthur reported adding, that in the morning number of shot-smashed barges some burning and others adrift found along the coast
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-04
Navy Utilizing Every Resource
 Bring War Front Door of Japan

Honolulu, Feb. (AP) - Every ship and every man in the United States Pacific feet ahoat and ashore, are being utilized to the fullest extent to bring the war to the enemy's front door, Admiral Chester Nmintz said of the fleets spectacular assault on the Japanese concentrations at the Gilbert and Marshal Islands Sunday. The commander-in-chief commented that this in accordance with the characteristics of the United States Navy tradition to seek the enemy and destroy him. The question of Where's the fleet, answered partly by the splendid achievements of ships and planes in the attacks on those islands