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Evening star., 1942-09-13
Nutrition Recognized
As sEssentiaI Part Of
National War Effort
Certain Amount
Of Regimentotion
Believed Necessary
BY MRS. OLA DAY RUSH,
Chairman, Home Economics Department

Chairman, Home Economies Department,
Divisions 1-a.
Nutrition has been recognized as
an essential part of the national war
effort. A certain amount of food
RECOMMENDATION will be necessary to
facilitate food distribution, but regi-
mentation will not permanently i'm
prove the nutritional status of our
Nation; only a changed conception
on the part of the individual and an
inpelling desire to benefit person.
ally will accomplish this. 1t is the
part of the health and nutrition
Evening star., 1942-09-13

program Oh Lfle
school and COM
munity to de-
v e op t h is
changed concept
and this desire
for perso n a l
benefit to the
end that impor-
tant changes are
wrought in the
cultural food
pattern of the
American peo-
pie.
To provide an
effective nutri-
tinn education
Evening star., 1942-09-13

New Physical Fitness Program
Goes Into High Gear in Schools
Senior Highs Pon Five Weekly Glasses
In Instructions and CoIisthencs
Bv MARION WADE DOYLE.

Washingtons public schools this fall most
vigorous physical fitness in their history
impetus expanded program which will provide
physical education instructors dentists
the school system
Instead two periods of physical instruction
Evening star., 1942-09-13
Wooden Rifles Made in Shops
Replace Cadets SpringfieIds
2,700 Turned Out During Summer
By Three Teachers and Student Aides
(Picture on PAGE F-8.)

Washington cadets will shoulder wooden rifles of
Springfeds this
industrial
entire the woodwork shops
Schools the Phelps making
Evening star., 1942-09-13
D. c. High Schools to Step Up
Aviation raining Program
Hope to Speed Qualification of
Techncions for Armed Services
BY ROBERT C. HARPER.

Washngon eight white senior high schools will step their
aviation training this the hope qualifying
chncians badly needed in the services according
Chester w Holmes assistant superintendent Similar
training also will be offered in the three
This induction training to be extended
Evening star., 1942-09-13

Vice President, Board of Education.
Evening star., 1942-09-13

(See DOYLE, Page F-4D
Evening star., 1942-09-13

See LAW, Page F-4.
Evening star., 1942-09-13

(See NURSERY, Page F-59
Evening star., 1942-09-13

tSee HAYCOCK, Page FAD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16

There comes time when ambition ceases TO
give you boost and becomes LOAD.
There Will always be faults IN the world ana
very few people who will admit they nave them
* It's good TO win laurels, but they alone won
win you anything else
Some persons remember 10 be NICE only Wheh
it helps them deceive others,
More people would be sincere If they could
find humans they can trust with their slncefil%
OWE can make YOU sad but there's nothing
IL Saddcr than being lonely
Americans should remember that they weren't
born with liberty-other Americans had to die
The reason we have bores is because they
mover listen 10 what they're saying.
The good thing about having enemies Is mat
it makes you appreciate your friends more
Your service toward your country doesn end
with buying bonds-it starts there.
The only kind of praise that doesn't affect
US is the praise we give to others
GONE people think freedom Of the press only
y gives YOU the right 10 agree with them.
happiness doesn't depend having lot or
a little. 1t depends on having what you thlnk
is enough
Doing siilv things occasionally prevents us
from being silly permanently,
1t is well TO ignore the detractorS VINO dS,
agree with what YOU say because they would
disagree with anything YOU say
Funny that it's easier for friend 10 renem-
her the one favor you didn't do than recall Inc
many favors you did
An the comforting talk in the world can't
match kiss from the one you love-
vI,IIIS would be a happier world If we would
i notice our own faults as easily as We notice
the faults Of others
one OF the best ways to get happiness is to
Try 10 give II 10 others.
Fame means that many people know you and
very few like you.
If the only thing a friend can give you Is
advice we don't advise you to have that kind
OF friend.
The kind Of nattery TO take seriously is the
kind you earn not the type gwen as gilt.
You can't win a fight for liberty, II people use
liberty 10 fight each other.
The Axis may win a world. but never the
people in il.
Man may rule the world but ne stands less
chance of surviving in It than all the lower
animals.
There is no Inevitable reason why we should
have wars People start Wars-and people can
be taught 10 prevent them.
Wars viii stop when people forget they be-
long 10 different races, cracds religions and ma
tions-and only remember that they belong TO
the same world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16

On Broadway
Portrait of a Mans Thoughts

rade Mark Registered Cory right 1882
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Robert Browning.

III We could drop 1000 bombs the
sintion factories Of Toxic and Osaka We could
o the lives Of so 600 United States soldiers
mid sailors. few such bombngs would paralNIe
the heart OF industrial Japan and the heart of
Japan IL the place must attack.
"a FOR women" writes q San Franciscan.
"A zone OF the maj faults Of the modern
female il that she Is not sufficiently apprcciatiNe.
She takes too much for granted.
when a spends his hard earned dough
10 take a girl 10 a high priced night spot he likes
tn get n little enthusiastic appreciation from his
feminine companion.
"Bu. he hardly ever does.
AS for married women, most Of them whine.
whimper and pamper little griefs too much.
1T has been said n cheerful sympathetic wife
IL mans best possession: but how many men are
fortunate 10 possess such wife" OF hundred
men I know only one has such WIFE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16

WHO is boss AT your house sir? ask you
w as thoaght you . really ,. Kno vi, You you
how 10 find out for certain.
Get tape measure and measure your fore
head above the ear. Then measure your we
forehead. Tho ono with The wider forehead IS
the real boss OF The house
'Hedy Lamar likes pink pajamas hut does
not for daiquiris. sauerlTaut or men with
whiskers. Did YOU know that" writes Holly
WoOdIan.
Know ~ Why didn't even suspect it. How
about Gene 1lcrncy / can hardly wait TO learn
whether she likes ice cream sodaS but does not
for spinach, yellow Stacks or leit-handcd
pitchers.
II MANHATTAN I know A perfectly proper.
i toned good looking young woman who is
feet inches tall and weighs 80 pounds. Her
many admirers insist she IS the world most
beautiful biz woman.
The >horicS, route by air from coast 10 coast
according 10 post o0.c" department figures, Is
tho IVA which is 26lS mics United AIrlncS
route IS 2773 miles. American Airllncs. 2S3l
When doctors name IS printed IN the news
papers l believe II should always ho shown what
kind Of doctor hc Is. That =. 1t should read
Or William Smith. NJ. d Or. Joseph DIlwortny
Doakcs. d. D. s, and SO on.
TOTAL number Of mon killed in all this coun-
Il try'S wars up 20 Dec :. 1911 was 2ii357.
This Includes the Confederate dead IN the war
between the states.
persons were killed in automobile accidents. \
soldier in Bataan in tho Philippines lust
safe as the motorists some United States
highways.
Have Just organized tho mans size breakfast
club which VIII devote itself TO lurthcrng the
cause of bigger and better breakfasts
Last week ! had bacon and eggs for break
fast on Monday Tuesday. hot cakes and SausaCcS.
Wednesday. boiled eggs, French toast and bacon
on the side THURSDAY clipped beef on toast
Friday, Goldfish cakes. Saturday. scrambled eggs
and a few cinnamon buns Sunday ham and
eggs and popovers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16

IN be intelligent TO outWit the Smartcst gent
she just has 10 be beautiful.
Uncle Samson can't hold back the enemy, II
he can't trust the people behind his back.
The time TO worry about what your enemies
say is when your friends start 10 believe them.
IT'S DIFFICULT for nice people TO give things
L and still stop phoncS from taking them.
a ham is a person who cant get himself out
OF his ind-because that's the only thing he
has in IT,
The reason many people are critics Is that
it's easier to find fault than 10 find way TO
eradicate faults.
It's not the compliment that's import ant
it's the kind Of person who gives IT.
The only good thing about trouble is that il
helps you discover If you have any true friends.
MANY times it's easier TO do something than
AVl find good reason for not doing II.
good ConvcrsatlonalIst is one who can please
you by talking about himself
Any one can criticize democracy; the BIZ
trick is TO make democracy safe for Criticism
Trouble is so many people are anxious 10 find
love- and few people are able 10 give IT.
You always can find those who'll tell YOU that
mpu re wrong but YOU can seldom find those who
tell you how 10 do things right.
~ GroWn-ups teach children instead OF taking
lessons from them how 20 live happily.
A lie can travel faster; but fact lasts longer
4 WOMANS first child is always her husband
"A Funny that its easier 10 be frank with an
enemy than a friend.
People who start out looking for trouble wind
up looking troubled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
DINNER

certain people use this food
water very avidly so that the
demand for water in a pure
form for them is not very great.
Also the milk and coffee and
other beverages We consume at
the table are largely water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
BRIGHT shower curtains
.... 2.98

Practical but pretty you'd guess it to look
them! Gross Stripe shown and three other patterns.
Printed rayon cordura Rose blue green gold orchid
and red-with-white included Matching Window ORA
peres, pair 2.9S Bedding-Second ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16

70 help defense. But
how about giving Us a
little help
! mean. for example
why not arrange for
the manufacture and
general sale of that
Carhurctor invented by
a Canadian which was
proven capa y 20 Of
making Il possible Tor
a car 10 20 $50 miles
on a gallon Of gasoline >
n an \ m eric n
magazine article Scna-
tor Ebert - Thomas
of Utah. who spent
many years in Japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16

Prices Subject to "a. Ssiss Tas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16

pny toes because mere
E so m any heels
around. >.-
Any kind OF con-
structive criticism al
ways will be considered
destructive by those
criticized.
Some congressman
think OF the people only
when they need their
votes.
Some eX-ostrichcS
should be reminded
that you can't love
freedom, if YOU use II
TO hurt the country
fighting for II.
A gal doesn't have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16

The Big Springs Train Rob
berry. Ole Scout Murphy Con-
tinues His "Reminiscences Of the
Old Days In the Wild West With
n Thrilling story About Sam
Bass and His Gang Of Train
Robbers. \ Double Page Illus
trated Feature In The American
Weekly. With Next Sundays
Issue Of The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16

TJNIiE Clvedunces would rather try 10 win an
argument with the Presidents than help him
win the war.
An honest columnSt is bound u step on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Water Need
DeIica+eIy
Regulated
Thirst Tells How Much
We Ought TO Take
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENINC

BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENINC
our need for water is very
" delicately regulated by one
OF the most sensitive sensations
OF the body. thirst.
Thirst tells us how much
water we ought to take in, 10
the finest decimal point.
People write and ask me
whether it does any harm TO
drink too much water-more
than thirst demands-and other
people say that they are
practically never thirsty
Well. in answer 10 the last,
il is of course true that all our
food contains water. some Of II
as much as 95 per cent, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16


water very avidly so that the
demand for water in pure
form for them is not very great.
Also the milk and coffee and
other beverages We consume az
the table are largely water.
60 FAR as drinking water
y after thirst has been
oucnchcd. il is probable that
no one is harmed by an excess
Of water in the body
Experiments made by Doctor
Rowntrce years ago show that
the body gets rid IF excessive
water and every living cell pro-
tectS itself from an excess of
water content.
They sap up water when they
are depleted, but the body cells
do not store water.
When water is forced. how
ever. there enSues a condition
known AS water intoxicatlon
which IS practically always
fatal
The fact that We are depend
ent upon a constant renewal OF
our supply Of water Is what
makes the problem Of feeding
an army and keeping il sup
piled with water so difficult on
long marches and under battle
conditions.
Water cannot be concentrated.
The soldier has TO carry his fun
load
THERE are great many
Il peculiar things about water,
however. which We do not I'M
derStand
A gentleman writes me. for
instance, that he is subject 10
miCrainc headaches and that
when he knows one is coming
on, he refuses TO drink any
water az all for a day or two
and often can ward off a head
ache. preventing It altogether.
This is true, according 10
him. with a number Of chronic
conditions and other forms OF
headache.
l should like to hear II my
readers have had any similar
experience.
The only exception I know
10 the statement that the body
cells do not store water is seen
in a condition Of reducing for
obesity and overweight.
People on a reduction diet
60 along for several days.
usually about 10 days. without
loss of weight and then sud-
denly begin 10 lose rapidly.
This has been ascribed TO
water retention that occurs IN
the fat cells.
The fat may be removed but
the water remains. so the per-
son loses no weight
Suddenly the cells let 60
their excess water and sud-
den falling off Of weight occurs.
So in a reduction cure do not
be disappointed if you don't
lose much the first few days.
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS
G.. k.:-I take lemon Juice
and warm water every morning
and also through the day one
tablespoonful of molasseS in
milk once a day Is it bad 10
take either of these. as ! have
high blood pressure
Answer:-They have no effect
on blood pressure whatever.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16

We lorcd sir-uscd n 1prc'.
How sad and bad and mad Il p0s
But then, hou II sUef!
Robert Browning.
Joan LESLIE is the only Camp Fire Girl 70
y become move star Is far as ! know no
Boy Scout has yet attained stellar honors -
Hollywood.
OF course We all want % conserve gasoline
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
lENTEN REDUCING DIET
Tuesday-760 Galleries
BREAKFAST

Two oranges sliced-no sugar
$50 calorieS -Vitamin c.; !
Holland rusk, no butter 90
calorics): / cup coffee-no
cream or sugar.
LUNCH
One cup hot or cold tomato
juice 80 calories); 2 table
spOOnfuls Of tuna fish and
chopped celery salad on a let
tuce leaf mo oil other than
mineral oil in drcSsing)-l60
calorleS: l-slice toast or , soda
crackers rs Calories).
DINNER
Average helping lean part of
ham steak baked in milk 100
caloricS): 2 tableSpoonfuls red
cabbage cooked in vinegar and
spices Croughage, calcium, iron.
VitaminS a. p. c. Go call
oricsD. fruit Gelatine dessert
so calorleS) ! small cup coffee
no cream or sugar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
On the Side
Il. v. DMv'Limg

Distributed b. sing rea'.r" syndicate Inc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-14
Two Men Held in Kiisap Co. Jail
For Staying Woman in Eastern Utah

Jay c. Newman. special agent
IN charge ~ the salt Lake dlvi-
sion field office ~ the Fni. idsnti-
fled the suspects a. Leroy Edward
Ritohsy. q. alias Roy Ritchey. a.
Iowa. and James Joseph Roetii. %.
Okiahoma
The two men are accused ~
numbering Mrs. Abigail Agnes
Williams. -. san L<sndro. Cal. on
a highway crossing the uintsh-
ouray Indian reservation In east
ern Utah last Oct. II.
Roedl was arrested near olym-
pla. Wash. Nov. = for car theft
and subsequently, Ritohey was ar
rested II the home Of a brother AZ
rracytown. Wash. Newman said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-14

lceatInuet fren rzxs oasf
ceFTits<n l>srnea - quarry 49,
elose - hxad shen ~ crack a.
fle<h - : IN : fs~ ysFst< fFura
I'm wsre followed - the slux TT
runrtarea hl< ear snd sent =
spinning inta ne dzrsrezs
certitsen r<nt Iva <knts ~ th<
800 shere IT, fash w.s se<n.
Ire result waz ri a<t<rmin<f
n r<<rnnss n o<rxst~n'z sna
sillsrs FHstls zsimn<an. rsileem~a
o>erxe ikxrr - AnaFsw &c.
H><th sna aspatle< frcm ne
zherlfrs efflos. sili~f N tn <<<rxh
Althesxh tk~ fieetnr
hafxisr< r~csp~a. t<rrItx<ss
e.p sns - ~. - 80 f.r<a
were Frc.<eT<A
TIE Eun 80 . - e.isH<r auto
matte pistol snd vas is~nstfi>d -
having hen stolen from ths s<rv-
ies st.tlen. sicnr with . fsw
miscellaneous small ltsma
fn<r<cticn a the weapon a.
closed that n h.d lsmmsd sft<r
the flrst shetland fnr that Car
rsts<a unqa<stionshiy o~<d Dc
llfe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-14
Army Ranks Swsllsd
By q Here Thursday

A total Of ~ men was enlisted
through the Tacoma army recruit
ing station on Thursday. including
five residents Of Tacoma and
vicinity.
Eniisting were John G. Cough.
10. son Of Tavern J. Cough Of ii07
No. Lawrence. who entered the
ordnance department. Edgar n.
MuIiin. 70. Of 3i5 No. J. ordnance
department. Glen NJ. Beoton. 10
son Of Mrs. Frances n. Booton of
sis East Front. Port Angeles.
medical department: Harold =.
Book. II. of the Grand hotel. air
corps. and John Y. Brstesich. 10.
son Of Matt Brotovich Of biti No.
18th. ordinances department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-14

Innocent victim AZ . freak auto
accident 60 yesr.eld nlke yesh.
isos 50 L 81. ~ss IN "a. Jcs<rh's
hospital Friday with chest ard
back injuries. . nrek~a leg and
pos<ihie internal injuries.
Yea. . city snnps-ye. 49,
wssktsg - ~ sese>e Iaee
nsr~day - - iseprunres~u
~ sesh - NJ. nh~rs1na -
vh>~ sws ssssrssk1l~s csllsA~1
aa1 thes strssrk k1m aswn.
Involved IN the wreck vas .
truck driven by at-ye.r-cid II Roy
BALDWIN. aria "a. iith a. and
the auto a ip-yssF-eld Bernard
A. Young. booi 10. ~ 81
Neither driver wss hurs. ssr
were nss nhsf~r a. Tel Geo.
arr. pass~sGsss n Ysuaar
csr. hgike rs.drpa. another
workman ~ ths scsse sIss
esesped injury.
Drivers OF the tSo machines
were booked by police for investi-
cation and released.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-14
Watch Theft Epidemic
Is Reported by Police

An epidemic ~ watch thsfts
was occupying attention Of the 20.
lice department Friday.
Ray Black. i022 No. Anderson
st. reported his $3.50 timspiecs
was stolen from his iunchbox al
the shipyards
Wenzsl sigerschmidt. pis 10.
18th ST.. said his $50 90 watch was
stolen from where he usually
hangs II on = post in the Rayonlsr.
Inc. plant shiis AZ work thsrs.
Fred Booth. Dos 20. 9th ct. re-
ported his SIS watch myntsriousiy
disappeared from ths bathroom st
his home.
Nesis p. Hansen and Frank y.
Schmidt. both soldiers stationed At
Fort Lewis. each reported theft Of
watches from their respective bar
racks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-14
Night Recreation
Programs Out in
Tacoma S Schools

On reconsideration THURSDAY
afternoon. Tacoma school bard ~
affirmed ~ earlier nsn decision
against joining the park hoard IN
IN evening recreation program %
- conducted through TIE winter
n the civ schools
The boards first decision Wa
given Sept 10. but wsS hrrughs
NJ for review Thursday. The
school directors took the position
that 4 will not b practicable "a
extend TIE hours ~ school build
ing operation because Of difficult
ties In obtaining licensed engineers
20 meet the extra hours. and BE-
cause ~ the extra drain on fuel
resources.
II was the park berad's proposal
that the summer recreation pro-
grams be continued in character
through the fan. winter and spring
IN the indoors facilities Of the
school plant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-14
s sSE SHOPS
cash AND CARRY
Without Painful B.ckachs

Nany ssafi~rers reeve naGaanE bseksehs
eAuss a tksz trs4lis nay - tired ksdns1A
IL ks1ns5s aFs hafslrs . skisf uay a taE-
fnr - sncess aci1s aed sas1s cat a tbs
I'D Try tap nost peope pass a1er-t .
t4nts = cay.
RAsa 1ssrssr a ki1ssy f.<sesios p~rr.iss
Frlae1oszt u.Atfsr " rsu1aia 10 yoszf tiaed. .
asay 49, naEE - hsraa 49, FtsI1z.attr tatza.
lea tains. 80 a pep az1 snsrEy. sstslaE -
. Etta. aasi1Ef- II neaH HEl4er ~ go.
. headsfhzs and esnrIsesz- ffs.g zsrt - s<sntT
rasaases vita snlarttnz and b.lrns1E s<.z1ss-
fzr.es skoEs ttsfs = s5zaslkinE vfcng "a
your kic1eys o. tlad1ef.
Daz't sslsi A. s1slf drzzz.ss fsr Doan's
Pa. uae1 ssoos.nfslly - n.ilaore foF Ger
20 ysars. TA<y &c happy Fs.isf and - hssD
a. IS rllies - klSnsy tszl3s fllsh CT p1.scs-
szs vasts issza solf tiso1 Get Do1zis 20
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-14
Surgical instruments
Token by Providers

A number of minor thsfis 70.
ported 10 police Friday included
the following
DR.. G. T. Balabsnoff said locks
on two doors 81 his Fldslity
building offices we're picked BY =
burglar who stole . number ~
surgical inxtnin ents but nothing
else.
Arthur wilcox reported theft n
. 300 sporting rife from his
hofns IN Sumner.
W. ". Hensiey said thief Used
q passksy 70 enter has hotel room
at T55 st. Heisns ave. and steal
most Of hls clothing ana some per
sonai papers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-14

European soii, the Red army
man asks. sTs the reason poiit-
iezls DO you intend 70 fight,
or are you going 10 walt until
n may be- too lassg"
Everywhere along the Russian
front you encounter ihsss ques-
tons again and again In these
paragraphs I've only quoted = fair
sampling % questions with which
Russian officers and men have
Piled me IN every sector
In this and ali preceding srti-
eies. my single aim has been 10 20
the straightest possible piece u
reporting. TO portray what the
front zone and the Red army are
like. TO report how IL men 1--we
and fight and act and talk.
HAVE RIGHT TO ASK
Today. II IL true. and under
standably true. that 70 u utterly
impossible for any American or
British correspondent 70 spend any
tine whatever with the Soviet
forces without being ssksd. over
ana over again and IN every sector
and every dugou;. the one question.
why >"
Since laEt June the long trsii Of
blood and anguish and hsrolarn
from Kharkov and EesaHiop0l 10
stAllngrad ard ths foothills o. the
Caucasus has been soaked with the
blood q countless scores Of Rus
sian dead.
In any soldiers in the word
have the night 70 speak directly
today 70 the American and Brit
ish people. they are Rgssia's sol
diers. They spoke 70 me. and a.
they spoke wrote IL down. Here
you have II. in their own words
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-14
10 DAYS IN JAIL
Banded Carrier Pigeon
Found on Building Roof
ANYBODY lose 4 pigeon

Anyway IUHE = TfN"YH
A banded carrier pigeon. either
lost or too tired. Friday was wan
dering dejectedly about the roof
OF the Ansonia apartments. 2is No.
Tacoma ave.
The band IL virtually illegibis.
but the characters AL" can Be
deciphered At the beginning Of the
coded Identification.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-14

SALT LAKE CfTY-TNxo timer
ant harvest workers are being
held In the Kiisap county Jail at
Brcmerton. WISH. for the murder
Of a California woman on = Utah
Indian reservation last month and
one Of them has confessed the slay-
ing, the federal bureau OF investi-
CATION announced here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-14
CITES SHIPPING NEED

Again / mentioned the Allies
shipping problem. and again he
replied: Just the same. it's the
lack of determination in the Unit
ed States and Britain that ac-
counts chiefly for your slowness.
You say that the overwhelming
majority of the American people
favors a second front-that Wen