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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21


Ny daughter ID 10 and she seems
carried away with the idea Of get
ting married at once. I'm afraid
= good III Of II can BE- blamed on
TIE romantic idea Of being married
70 = flter. I lave frsed 70 reasea
wsth ~. I'm % afraid that II
they marry now he win never 20
back 10 college and finish prepar-
inx for his career when the war IL
ever. Az. I IN not sure u they
punzly Dsvs each ether o. whether II
= - 80. have wanted to write
b u boy. TO ask him to delay the
marriage until Ne returns. but !
don't know whether I should do
that - not.
Do you think . mother has the
sight 70 write 10 her daughters
siance and b>g him to delay mar
siaee for their own good!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
} SERIAL STORY
TAMBAY GOLD
BY SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS

out on his forehead and under his
eyes, but he only said. II must
still refer you TO the President of
the University"
That's the best you can do ?"
she said.
This time he didn't answer. Just
stood there, looking sunk.
And yor had the nerve TO try
and make me believe that Angel
isn't straight"
'I never said he wasn't straight
by his own standards. ] think he
probably is. But his standards
might not be yours"
I'D hate To think they weren't
better than yours"
put in my oar. This isn't get
ting anybody anywhere"
mo" he said. ut isn't"
Juddy wasn't through with him,
though. think she was trying to
fortify her case for herself. 1t
was hard 10 look at Doc and be-
lieve he was a crook. She said:
II suppose you'll claim it wasn't
for yourself but the University.
u claim nothing" he said.
TT wouldn't be any use. I've
read the lease"
$50 have l."
Then you know that any
metals or ores mined at Tambay
belong to the estate. Those are
the exact words. Aren't they?"
Il believe they are
And you've been pretending to
be friend of mine-of ours
Pretending ?" ne said. and
thought / saw her blink. But she
went right on.
I'm going to ask Maurie Scar,
il we can't have the lease vacated
for fraud" Her lips began tS
tremble. II don't want TO breath,
the air till you're off the place for
ever" she said.
do you feel that way, too
Nom ," he asked me.
mo. DON'T said. But ther'
ought to be some explanation
Doc"
BY this time the poor guy mus
have had about all ne could take
He turned on her and his manne
wasn't much pleasanter than hers
IF there is nothing further, ma,
remind you that you are tres
passing on university property"
We got out.
For all Docs frozen-faced refer
ring. didn't 20 to Prexy Gilchrist
After turning it over in my mind
I did go to old DIR. Sheldon in tn
geology department. and put it u
to him. all but the envelope.
Gold ?" he said. AT Tambay?
He dragged out Topographic
relief map and lot Of blueprint
Continued on Page 10. Column :
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Bad Coughs Yield Quickly
To This Home Mixture

fun pint-a family supply-of very
wonderful cough syrup. It's thrifty.
too-ahouf four times as much for
your money. And children take II
willingly. because II tastes 80 good
This home mixture takes right hold
Of 4 cough in a way that's surprising.
II loosens the phleEm. sooshes the
irritafed membranes. and helps clear
The AIR passages. Eases the soreness.
and lets you rest AZ night.
Pinex n q special compound OF
proven ingredients. In concentrated
form. : most reliable agent for sooth-
ing throat and bronchial membranes.
Money refunded II Il doesn't please
yoa In every way. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Breezy
Good Taste Today

there should be no more embar-
rsssment at refusing cocktail
than there is in refusing a cup Of
teal Many people who don't like
tea, go to tea parties. 1t seems
to me, to say mo thanks" is all
that is necessary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
TopAY's COMMON ERROR

A vocation is a calling. trade or
profession usually practiced for the
purpose of earning a living; an
ayocation is some kind OF work
performed occasionally. possibly
as a recreation or hobby.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
CHAPTER xxTII
DOc PUZZLES JUDDY


did nothing but think. What her
thought produced was this:
Loren divers all right. of
course. But what does a movie
star see in him ?"
Meow. with whiskers," said.
Don't b. silly" she said. ITS
nothing to me. But don't under
stand 1t. She's NO lovely"
You're pretty easy To look at,
yourself. particularly when you're
sore" ! said.
I'm not sore" That came out
good and snappy.
Hes male, white and twenty
one, isn't he ?" I said. Maybe l
leaned a little on the male"
She looked up at me, quick, like
something had just struck her
that she hadn't thought of before.
81 suppose he is. at that" she
said.
/ pretty near said, Keep II in
mind" but held in. Sometimes
Juddy takes 1t better at an angle
than down the alley.
After that, Id notice her watch
ing him with puzzled frown.
Sometimes they'd walk around
together. taking Dolf along, or
without chaperone. But the only
crack she made was after dinner
one evening when she said. right
out Of the clear;
He has got n kind of queer
charm. Nom. I'll give you that
Most of her spare time, though.
she spent with Angel. She was
making him study. too. asked
her II she'd told him about Hen
derson Kent. and she said not yet,
she didn't want to district his
mind until he'd cleaned up on his
studies.
He cleaned up all right; passed
his Am. Eth. test honestly this
time. All that was now left of the
hangover was his thesis on the
wandos. Then he came hustling
over TO Tambay. ali steamed up.
II told you oliver was q rat.
he said.
you've got TO show me- said,
And me-" Juddy said.
1--WE got the proof all right
He's been taking gold out Of his
stockade right along. Your gold
Juddy."
How do you know"
The best job you ever did fol
yourself was sticking me onto the
Wanda diggings. over in the H.
brary I got on the trail Of a miss
ing report and followed II into tn.
departments private office. Msyb.
l didn't strictly have any RICH
there. but ! smelled something
phony. And did / find 1t, There
sticking out of the Tam ha,
pigeon-hole. was a heavy Manili
envelope marked. Estimated Val
ue OF Gold; Tambay. Private
Before l could get IL open"
Before you could what, An
gel ?" Juddy said.
We'll. why not II was in you
interest. honeybunch. Anyway
old Gracely. head Of the Am. Etf
department. blsd in an
grabbed IT out Of my hand an
gave me the buns rush. So whs
do you think Of that >"
Il think Loren Oliver has som
explaining 10 do Juddy said.
I'm say he has. Let's 70 owe
there.
Juddy thought for a minute
No. Angel IN handle this. Nor
and l."
hope never 10 see a colder ey
than hers when we stood Olive
up In his enclosure. Let her crac
down: she'll have 10 take IL a
back That WAS my line Q
thought. Anyway II was my lin
Of hope.
What about the gold YOU foun
on my property. LorenZ" Ma
what she said. but the geners
effect Was Prlsoner-ls-there-sny
= reason why you should not-be
hanged -by-the-neck-and-msy-God
have-mercy-on-your-soul.
Docs face went desdpan-
shall have 10 refer you 10 Pres
dent Gilchrixt"
I'm asking you. Loren Oliver
- You could see the sweat comm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

KuGining1y Quick keIIeL
No Coaking. Saves Money.
Here's : medicine for coughs due
= ooldk that you mix in your own
Kitchen. It's - easy 10 prepare that
= cki1d could do Il. but it's 50 edec-
dive that, unce tired. you'll never
oxnin b without il In your home
Nix = syrup by stirring 2 cups
- xrnuulafed sugar and one cup Of
wnfer . few moments. until dis
nnlved- No cooking needed - nc
trouble IT all
Thea get III ounces ~ Pinex from
any druEKizf. put II into pint bottle
nnd odd your syrup This rises yoa .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
MASCULINE INFLUENCE
Is ON THE UPBEAT

MASCULINE INFLUENCE
Is ON THE UPBEAT
The masculine Influence Is
spreading rapidly. A fsvorite suit
of Gene Tierney's Stacks vas in
spired by the coat of a colonial
officers uniform. The star OF
Shanghai Gesture" has always
liked the effect of cartridge pleat-
ing. That pleating trims the breast
pockets Of her slack jacket, cut on
lines that are identical to the
colonial uniform coat
This apeing of men runs ever
further Miriam Hopkins buys the
bulk of her sportswear in boys
departments. She says the only
alteration needed Is taking in al
the waistline Otherwise the fit is
better for her figure than woman .
tailoring. Boys and mems depart
ments are resorted to by the yacht
ing sorority, now beached for the
duration by the navy's order keep
ing all boats high and dry in west
coast hsrbors.
Flannel dressing gowns, bought
in small sizes in mems stores, are
favorite with many stars. Not
long ago Ann sheridan was
glimpsed in an extra heavy one
worn over her costume on a cold
sound stage. And what could be
more masculine than Dietrich's IA
nous four-in-hand tire?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Mother Feors War Marriage Now
Would End Young Mons Coreer


LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY: My
daughter has been going with young boy who has been
attending college home. week ago he left
college to join the air force He had and half yet
to and is only twenty Apparently he and daughter
benme engaged without telling just before he enlisted
Now he has written her and asked her marry him the
first time he gets home on leave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
FREQUENT FINGER WAVES
ARE A WINTER HELP

Most women with eoiffures you
notice probably get finger wave
at least every six days. And be-
tween visits to the salon they roll
up hair ends In little rubber curl
ers which can be found In any
dime store. They wear hairnets at
night-either gay net ones tieo
turban style. or invisible ones
which scarcely show. They know
that brushing the hair regularly
upward and outward, does a wave
more good than harm.
You can learn. too. now to coax
waves back into place after a
shower or a walk in winter wind.
II YOU have baby-fine hair, you
may as well make up your mino
never to 20 hatless. unless your
prepared for tousled locks. And II
you intend 10 keep the hair soft
and manageable, You should have
an occasional scalp treatment TO
free the scalp of bits Of dry cuticle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

Newest Fashions Borrowed
Directly From Men
Miriam Hopkins Buys Her Spor's~esr in Boys
Departments; Gene Tierney Likes Cartridge Pesis

settled yet. Win the war make
the of America feminine or just the re-
verse; So far there indications IN both directions
Hollywood circles tend toward the masculine at the
moment Some film ladies borrow directly from hus-
bands brothers and fathers Some little more feminine
But the masculine influence is spreading
Plenty caused not parts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

You help yourself when you buy
y. S. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

fDoaers
eezuere1 ~ the Individuals
nev2 OvuAeea u In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers TO test
questions printed on the Editorial
page
]. True.
Z. Chess.
3. Jupiter.
4. Florida
8. United States.
9. True.
I. Ireland fEire).
9. The Bible and the Koran.
.. Queen Victoria
10. Dead-letter office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
HairdOs
Require
Much Care

Is winter playing hob with your
1912 couture between visits to the
hairdresser?
Well. here II Ii plain: 1t takes
not a little. but considerable, be-
tween-times care to keep hairdo
right. You cant expect to look
well groomed If you give your
tresses almost no attention beyond
an occasional combing. You can
wear a feather cut. of course, but
that requires thorough going
over of cut and permanent, and
unless you're blessed with natural
curl and plenty of il, frequent pro-
fessional attention 70 ends grow
ing unevenly.
It's a most unusual finger wave
that can stand being tossed about
on the pillow all night long, ana
no wave will be at its best after a
shower or tub bath unless 1t has
been pinned in place and covered
with a towel or shower cap before
hand. Nor will 1t get deeper, nor
have that beautiful CLEAN along
the ridges. unless 1t is brushed at
least three times a week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Masculine

Masculine :. This suit
worn by Merle Oberon looks
moscuIine-os, indeed. it is.
She fiIched O fovorite suit of
her husbond, Alexander
Kordo, and had if re-mode
for herself. A trick she
leorned from her English
countrywomen, who fire.
quently fill out their word-
robes by having their hus-
bonds old suits re-mode.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

Docs face went desdpan- Il
shall have 70 refer you 10 Presi-
dent Gilchrixt."
I'm asking YOU. Loren Oliver
You could see the sweat coming
Evening star., 1942-07-26
Boys Disrupt Towns Business
BY caring Up Bank Checks

over a baseball diamond near the
post office.
The boys were taken into custody
when Postal Clerk Edward Travers
saw them acting suspiciously in the
lobby.
Postmaster Thomas White said he
could not explain how the mail was
taken unless the boxes had not
been closed tightly enough for the
locks to catch. He added that the
boys, held In police custody pending
Evening star., 1942-07-26

Calf, consul at Bello Horisonte,
Brazil, q new once.
William E. Cole. jr., Of Fort Tot
ten, N. Y, vice consul at st. Johns,
Newfoundland.
John B. Faust OF Denmark, S. c.,
second secretary OF legation and
consul at Teguicgalpa, Honduras.
Robert F. Hale of Portland, Oreg. :,
third secretary OF embassy and vice
consul at Mexico City.
Edward D. Mclaughlin Of Little
Rock, Ark, consul at Para. Brazil.
Augustus Ostertag OF Downing
ton. Pa. vice consul at Port-of-
Spain, Trinidad.
Joseph Ramon Solana Of Asheville
Evening star., 1942-07-26
Foreign Service
Chances

The State Department announced
yesterday that the following changes
have occurred in American foreign
service assignments since July 10;
Jay Walker of Washington, con-
sui at Para. Brazil, assigned consul
at Bahia, Brazil.
ellison Blake of Portland. Oreg.
assigned for duty in the Depart
ment of State.
Kenneth A. Byrns Of Greeley
Colo. vice consul at Veracruz, Vene.
zuela.
Reginald Castleman OF Riverside
Evening star., 1942-07-26
61 The Associated Press.

NEW MILFORD, Conn, July 25.-
Two s-year-old boys were charged
today with largely disrupting this
towns business by taking mail for
FIVE firms, including two banks, from
post ofiice boxes and tearing it up.
A large number of checks for the
two banks in this town of $500. the
New Milford Savings Bank and the
New Milford National Bank, were
torn into small bits and scattered
Evening star., 1942-07-26

the arrival of q postal inspector
from Hartford, would not talk about
the affair when questioned.
Besides the mail dumped on the
ball field another batch was found
alongside retaining wall behind
the post Office. 1t amounted to about
"a bushel" in all, authorities said.
Besides the banks, which had their
mail in the same box, the Arms
affected were the Maggi Co., the
New Milford Bleaching Works and
the New Milford Times print shop.
Evening star., 1942-07-26

N. c.. vice consul at Havana. Cuba
Orray Taft, jr., Of Santa Barbara
Calf, consul at Mexican, Mexico.
Earl O. Titus Of North Miami
Fla. vice consul at Madrid, Spain.
william w. Walker of Asheville
N. c., vice consul at Havana, Cuba
The assignment of Milton Patter-
son Thompson of Chattanooga
Tenn. as vice consul at Durango
Durango, Mexico. has been Cancelled
Mr. Thompson will remain as vice
consul at Nuevitas, Cuba.
Evening star., 1942-07-26

similar to that conducted BY
Charles Lucky Luciano before his
conviction.
The drive netted william (Chap-
pie) Chappell. described by police
as a leading figure OF the vice ring
in Harlem. Authorities said they
were searching for Albert broadway
AID Standfield. also colored, alleg-
edly connected with the syndicate
plan
Most OF the arrests occurred In
Harlem and on the West Side, Mr..
Hogan said.
Evening star., 1942-07-26
800 Arrested In New York
Drive Against Vice Ring
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 25,-Raids In
every section Of the city and more
than 300 arrests in the last two
months have been made in cam
paign to thwart an attempt to Or
ganize prostitution on large scale
District Attorney Frank S. Hogan
said today.
Mr.. Hogan said he launched the
drive to forestall an effort by a
group of vice operators to establish
booking system" for prostitutes
Evening star., 1942-07-26

To keep our independence. instead
Of being kept in dependence. start
regular bond-buying program
right now.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-04
Subsidiaries
Law Opposed

Washington, April 4.-(AP) -
Senator truman, Democrat, Mis-
souri,, expressed opposition today to
a recommendation by Assistant Sec
rotary of State a, A. Bcrle, Jr., that
I'm some appropriate fashion, the
government be empowered to eXer-
else control over international bust
ness dealings Of foreign subsidiaries
of American companies.
Berle made the proposal after
tcstifying before the Senate defense
investigating committee yesterday
that rot until he had initiated steps
to place the Brazilian subsidiary of
Standard Oil Company CNeW Jersey)
on the State dep rtment black list
did the Standard company agree to
halt sales of gasoline to axis air lines.
Il don't think we've got any bust
ness controlling the business Of any
sovereign state except u own" Tru
man said. Il don't see how you could
legislate in this country to control
a corporate entity in Brazil
Business concerns in other coun-
tries own subsidiaries in the United
States, he said, and any efforts TO
control them would be resisted by
the United States.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-04
Jap Bombers
Shot Down
Corregidor's Gurners
Bag Two More Planes,
Raising Total 10 II in
Two Weeks.

Washington. April 4.-(APl--
The War department reported to-
day that the anti-aircraft gun
ners of the Philippines Corregi-
dor fortress shot down two more
heavy Japanese bombcrs, in
crcasins their bag to II DESTROY
ed in less than two weeks.
Two other enemy raiders prob
ably were damaged, a cOmmuni-
que said.
a new type of bomb was dropped
by the foe over CorregidOr yesterday
afternoon. the department said, *
planning that they burst in the all
with huge flames. No damage re-
suited from the attacks.
On the Bataan peninsula, the Jap
aneac laid down a heavy artillery
fire for three hours, but the eX-
pected ground attack failed to de-
Velop.
Lieutenant General Jonathan
Wainwright reported the japanese
appeared to have moved some med
ium artillery from the south shore
of Manila Bay to the peninsula abVoe
the defenss lines, Officials said these
were probably of 1855 nm. and 240
MN. callber.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-04
Three Ships
Sunk By Subs

Washington, April 4.-(Ap)-Thc
Navy announced today that a med
lum sized u. S. merchant vessel, a
medium size VatVlan merchantmen
and a small Canadian merchant YES
sci had been torpedoed and sunk.
The u. S. merchantmen was tor
pcdoed off the Atlantic coast and
the other two in the Caribbean area
several weeks ago.
Norfolk, Va, Ar.il 4,-(AP)-
Forty-one men Yer landed at Nor
folk Wednesday by a rescue vessel
which picked them up from three
litebOats in which they had been
adrlft for two hours after their med
ium sized American merchant ship
Was ~torpcdoed off the Atlantic coas!
by an enemy submarine.
One CreWman was missing ana
presumed lost, the fifth naval dis
trict said today in announcing the
attack, which occurred late or the
night Of March 81 50 near the coaa-
that creWmen could see lights ashore.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-04
Policy Held
Fer Sedition
Silver Shirts Leader,
Lately 'Galilean' Edi-
tor, Arrested by FB1
Agents.

Washington. April 4.-(AP)-
William Dudley Policy, leader
of the Silver Shirts, was arrest
ed today on charges of distribut-
ing false statements intended to
hurt the United States and "pro-
mote the success of our
enemies"
FBI agents picked him up in Da~
rien, Conn. the Justice department
announced, under direct orders Of
Attorney General Biddle. If convict
ed in a forthcoming trial at Indian
apolis-the arrest warrant was IS
sued at Noblesville, Ind.-Pelley
faces a possible sentence of 20 years
in prison, a fine of $4,000, or both.
Seditious activities under the es-
pionage act Of 1917 was the formal
charge.
The department said that Pelley
Continued on Page Three)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-04
Some Stocks
Gain Ground

New York, April 4.-(AP)- An
assortment of stock market leaders
managed to work a little higher IN
today's brief session although num-
erous issues dozed at slightly lower
levels.
Board ROOM were more OF less de-
serted-many uslomerS elected to
stretch out the Gouu friday recess
over the Weekend
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-04
Reds Move Reserves
To Meet Maxi Drive
Or East Front
S e v e r al Million
Freshly Trained Rus
sian Soldiers Go to
Long Rattleline; Hit
Ter Reports Very
Heavy Red Losses.
CBy The Associated Press

Adolf Hitier'S invasion armies.
slowly recoiling after a winter
of bloody Setbacks, were re-
ported making very hard coun-
ter attacks on the Russian front
today in evident preparation for
the heraIded nazi spring often
SiVe.
simultaneously, the Russians
were reported moving the van
guard Of several million"
freshly trained reserves into the
thraWing battlefront from en-
ingrad to the Black sea in an
attempt to smother the German
offensive before it can get
started.
Soviet quarters said the reserves
would boost the Rcd armies at the
front to 100000 troops compared
with approximately 100000 Ger
mans.
The German high command said
activity had increased on the nortA-
crn front, where a heavy battle was
reported raging around long besies-
cd ~Leningrad, and acknowledged
oON YET ATTACKS ON lle MOSCOW olN
Ukraine fronts.
A bulletin from Hitler'S field
headquarters, summarizing the
first three months of 1912, de-
clared the Russians had suf-
fered very heavy losses" in men
and material lin Al unsGcceSs-
full attempt to shatter the Ger
man eastern front and daring
German offensive operations
Aside from unspecified high
losses in Red army troops killed,
the nazi command claimed the
Russians had lost 1O4,l2S pris-
onerS, 2.167 tanks. 2,519 guns
and 2,.2O planes from January |
to March 81.
Russian authorities credited guer-
ilIas with the slaughter of 800 Ger
mans and aggressive action against
supply lines on the central front to-
day, and several more settlements
were reported captured by the Red
army.
IrrcguIars operating in occupied
territory of the SmolCnsk and Bry-
an>k sectors, in addition to killing
500 nazjs, were said to have captured
% Germans, destroyed 36 bridges, 300
munitions carts and three tanks and
pat some locomotives out Of COM
mission.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-04
Profits Law
Supported
Thomas Claims APP
proval of Proposal for
Sliding Scale of Prof.
its of War Contracts.

Washington, April 4.-(AP)-
\ sliding Sacle" for limiting
profits under var contracts was
approved by the Senate appro-
priationS committee today as it
reported out a new war fund
measure carrying o than
$4,000 900, Geo.
Before agreeing upon the grad
uated new profit limit proposal
the committee rejected on a tie
vote, 8 to s, a substitute proposal
by Senators OMahoney, Demo-
crat, Wyoming, Wand Oycrton,
Democrat, Louisiana, which
would have given the War de
partment, or maritime commits
sion, flexible authority to limit
profits without any rigid sche-
dulles.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-04

acceptable to congressional critics
Of the present law.
1t was understood, however, that
ed would have to satisfy labor that
the extra pay it would be giving up
would go back to the government,
rather than int the tills of wal con-
tractors.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-04
Fire
Jap Vessels
In BengalBa
FL.lERS KILLED
AS BOMBER CRASHES

Boise, Idaho, April 4.-(AP)-
a iour-motured Army hGr1hcr
crashed near the Utah-IdahO
border last night. Two me were
killed and t',c other S"v"n
abroad are missing, GOWcn Field
public relations officers G%isrln>-
Cd today.
All of the men i'll the n'anc
were from Boise.