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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28

Delegates TO the state conyen'
ton 10 be held in Seattle in March
are Mesdames c. c. Mellinger
T. P. Turner. Stanton warburton
J. II. kitlar. Guy X. Llewellyn
Percy cresth Smith. George os-
good and c. C. Jesperson. Alter.
mates are Miss Emma NOR sne
Mesdames C. r. Kirk. r. o. Rob
ers. L. c. Oberlies. W. s. Bur
roughs, C. w. Kinsman. r. c. Geer
and F. p. Friberg.
Pouring at the tea hour were
Mrs. A. W. Norwood and Mrs
Mellinger. Assisting hostesses Mere
Mesdames L. c. oberlies. r. Hamer
John Forkenbrock. Ernest Free
man, Ralph Geer. AdaBel Clifford,
Misses Charlotte and Clara
Driskell.
The tea table was covered with
a hand-embroidered Chinese cloth
which the hostess brought back
from Shanghai while on a world
cruise, and was set with rare old
glass. Blue iris. Chinese paper
lilies, red carnations and ferns in
an antique blue pitcher centered
the table. Tall red. white snd blue
tapers added TO the attractiveness
of the arrangement.
Virginia Dare Chapter
Virginia Dare chapters regent.
Mrs. A. II. Heath, entertained
members of her group at luncheon
in her home at the Ansonis. One
of the highlights of the afternoon
was the introduction of Mrs. W. W.
Brothers. vice-president general Of
the national ID. A. r. who WAS a
guest in the city.
During the business meeting the
project TO place Identification discs
on children was discussed and ap-
proved by the membership. Mrs.
f. II. Anderson was welcomed as
a new member OF Virginia Dare.
Miss Estelle Purinton presented
the program THE Sun Rises"
which included interesting ac-
counts of early history Of the
Southern part Of the continent.
Three papers included Coronado
by Mrs. William MeCreery. Gov
ernor Winthrop" by Mrs. Raymond
Tarr and Hannah Dustin" by Mrs.
A. H. Heath.
The hostess used st. Bridget
anemones in deep colors as a GEN.
terpiece on her table.
Assisting hostesses for the lunch
con were Mrs. Henry Minton. Mrs.
Harry Davis. Mrs. Elmer Hayden.
Mrs. Wallace Difford.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
Zonsa Club VIII Have
Dinner Wednesday

znnta club az Tacosns IL meeting
for dinner Wednesday evening st
& 10 o'clock At the home 81 Mas
Beth Gaylord. 7eis No. 7oth.
Mrs. Ethel nsksr. the president.
will preside over the short business
meeting. after which plans vii he
discussed for dssotlng certain eve.
nings toward aiding IN some phase
OF defense work.
This viii be followed by q social
evening of cards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
Lambda Sigma Chi
Alumnse 10 Meet

Mrs. Alan Maurmsnn will be
hostess at her home at Bill No.
SIND st Wednesday evening TO
alumnae of Lambda Sigma Chi
sorority Of the College of Puget
Sound. All members are requested
to be present to help plan for the
benefit bridge to be given in Feb
ruary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
Home-Mixed Syrup
Relieves Coughs Quickly

have a fun pint q really wonderful
cough medicine. IL never spoilA. lasts
family a long tina. and children love Il.
This home mixture taxes riRht
hold Of cough IN q way thai means
business II looaenE the phieFn.
SCOT hes the irr1tsfed membfAneH. and
quickly eassz soreness and difrc8h
breathing Touu gay tia Astounding
IN - acton.
T1nsz ~ special eompound -
proven ingredients IN concentrated
form. vel known for prompt scfson
IN coughs ana bronchial irritsfions.
Money REFUNDED II II doesn't plsaSs
you 10 ever way. s1s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
Mrs. Daley TO Entertain
Officers Club

Mrs. John Daley will entertain
members of the Officers club of
the Eagles auxiliary at her home.
TIA No. Fife st. Wednesday eve
ming at S O'Clock. Mrs. Morris Nc
Dowell will preside over the bust
ness meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28

Tfs Business and Professional
wonsns club viii haxs . ainnsF
nesting Wednesday evening ~ the
Washington Apt. dining roam II
9 70 which u 0pss 70 the public
Mrs. Eida d Comfy. lsTlslstls.H
chairman. u - charge ~ lhs dln.
nsf. and has planned al sEffsmsiy
interesting aHd timely program.
A asbats team from ths College
~ Puget esisna Nlii aiseslss shs
question That ne federal govern.
meat should regulate ~ is~ AZ
iai-gf Dnlons n fhs United Atatss.
constitgssonalisy eenesfeG
Members - ~ debsiiaf team
are ths Masses tobpy Lee ftob@s.
An AMI Hester Robinson and ths
hsaars Ray Gailsn snd Pred Burr.
hafdi Df. 2 T B4fiin ~ fhs
Department ~ seonomies u dirse-
Tor u tss team
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
q':tme5ociet,1
ToG aom a S1d4womany UoaM.N
Two d. A. R. Chapters Meet
In Homes of Members
Mrs. Heath Hostess 10 Nreinis Dare Group; Mrs.
Richardson sn'erisins Mary Bell; Delegates Named

Delegates TO two conventions of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution elected at the meeting of Mary Ball
chapter, d. A r. Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs
W Richardson tea hour followed the business meeting
Elected TO the Continental Congress. national ID. A r.
convention be held in Washington D. c. Mrs. C. c.
Melnger regent of the chapter and Mrs William Courtney
Bakes Aternates Mrs. C. O. Jesperson and Mrs NJ d.
Boland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
Bride-to-Be
Mir oevssky tss1ysek ,
Gvsss ~ tlessv

Hcnorinx Miss Dorothy
Iiollyosk. daughter u Mr. ~
Mrs. FREEMAN Hcllycsk, uho
Il Ia b. married Ian. n 10
Mr.. George Thnm.cu HnIlIs.
the Misses Jane Andrew. 0ma
Peterson. AIverps orhsr aal
Marjorie skrondaI snterssia-
ID recently II . misesIlnaecna
shower. Cse~ta wers menhers
Of Sigma Tau Alpha Train
bow sororifyl.
hf<d9s ess played 1xx1Na ~
satiy sweating ncuee neeosnsezne
wsss = tosss ~ psnh go 49,
wItk whlts.
Quests ~>rs lhs Miss ne1fv
oston. r~trses~ Hsnales. tisu ~
L~n<t. u>tty tsspp~<. n~tty h1sr-
risen. Afiyn Kzlssssnu. vtvtsa
Campbell. IVA jnhanse. Nneelle
Hask mar. ta~nsis Ns~sou~. uu<~-
IN sslbsuas ard Esisen ciaFea.
Mr.. Gssses - Ertsvteia
III Arr Cub
hsss tt~i~n nnsxntls w,li piar
- suast artist fs< msmbers ~
the Tsi Aria siah eba oil -
.rmhi< ~ th~ hen~ n Mrs.. ny
n<ofa<. ss1I - rth a.. Ws.tc~e.
a<y II Tso' o'sic<k 10 sontin.sa
the study of stxte<nsh eeutaxy
mssss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28

Tour postmaster ear ssfI yosl
ho< 70 Invest is Z. . Defense
BOnds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-28
Miss Janet Bloomberg WEEDS
Mr.. Robert E. Braley
Ceremony 81 Lakewood Friday Evening ucisss csups;
Exchange Of ve~s Witnessed BY -Four Score Guests

The marriage Of Mas Janet Carolyn haomherr daughter
Of Mrs John r. Rloonberr and the late Mr. Roomherr al
Tacoma To Mr. Robert Edward Hrsey Of Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Rraley Of Lakewood soemnssd 1t $50 o'clock
Friday evening al lakewood chapel at Lakewood The Rev.
Paul iauranec Crooks performed the Episcopal service.
La gaceta., 1942-11-21

que solo procuran alcanzar el
bienestar general. mo es cierto
que ell Presidente-D DICTATOR ha-
ibia dedarado, en- mas de una o.
casi6n, que dimitiria 81 no fuera
lpOrque comprendia Guam gran
DIES eran las responsibilities
que peSaban sobre sus hombros?
Su deber era permanecer en- su
puesto, tai como un captain per-
manece en- ell puente durante la
tempestad. Mas tarde, la Histo-
ria Sc 10 tendria en- cuenta. Por
tanto, es con un Sentimiento de
abnegaci6n, profunda, inaudita,
cast sublime, que sc sacrificaba
por la Patria. Nadie podia re-
emplazarlo 81 era indispensable
a Su amado pueblo.
Senior Presidente Dictator
-dijo 81 Ministro del Interior,
su rostro reve.ando la gravedad
del problema Sobre ell cual iba a
tratar, - de igual mOdO que
La gaceta., 1942-11-21

Vuestra EXcelencia, yo venero
los principles liberales Y demo-
craticos; pero hay situaciones
que solo pueden ser reSueltaS
.por la fuerza. No debemos per-
mitir que la campaha tendencio-
Sa de unOs cuantoS extraviados,
de unoS cuantos iluSoS, de unos
cuantos locos, ponga en- peligro
Ia pclitica y la vida misma del
Gobierno. 81 no reforzamos Ell
principle de autoridad, vamos a
la %catastrofe. ST Vuestra Exec
.lencia no firma 81 decreto que
he Sometido a Su consideration,
81 no Sc proclama Ia ley marcial.
no puedo responder de 10 que
pudiera suceder. Las garantias
de la Constitution Provisional
cohen ser Suspendidas para que
la pc,icia tenga las manos libres.
y a fin de no encontrar nuestros
actos limitados por las prescrip
clones de ciertas leyes, que, 81
La gaceta., 1942-11-21

two para hacerse cargo de unc
de los "jarjines" de las "Estre.
LAS J Estrellitas," estuvo apren
diendo aver la formula "jonro-
nera" de Manuel Onis.
Julio estrenara I'm nuevo bate
que Esporita lie mandara por CO.
rreo y dice ''que Sc llevara la
cerca."
La intenci6n de Mickey Her
nandez, que en- la tarde de hoy
Paticara con Ell mentor Onis, es
cerrar ell puerto a los bateadores
"estelares."
Esp6rase la cooperation de la
colcnia latina y tambien del pG.
americana, dada la intensa
y desinteresada labor de los vi
gllantes contra posibles ataques
de aviaci6n.
La gaceta., 1942-11-21

bien son e%xcelentes en- tempo,
normales, dejan demasiado Ii.
bertad a los agitadoreS en- epo.
cas- de TRANSITION.
listed Sc parece a Zenkovicl
-contesto el Jefe de Estado. es.
bozando una sonrisa,-usted es
demasiado %pesimista; verdade.
ramente, demasiado pesimista..
En- seguida, medidas extremas
No hay que penSar en- clio!
Y escudrihando con sus ojos
medic cerrados, los rostros de
los demas miembros del gabine-
te, agreg6:
La suspension de las garan
tias constituencies produciria
un efecto detestable.. detestable
No, no, imposiblel Sc necesita
un puno fuerte, pero cubierto
con un guante. Haga como ha-
con Ia prensa. Hay, aca
so, censura official? iNinguna /!
de emission de pensa-
La gaceta., 1942-11-21

tado bajo la presidencia del Die
tador, quien, en- sus dObles fun
clones de Primer Mandatario de
ia Naci6n, Y de Jefe del Gobier-
no, era Ell dueno supreme del
pals que habia salvado de la a
narquia, subStituyendo ell regi-
men democratico parlamentairo
por un sistema de gobierno pro-
visional, ontario y personal,
que tenia la inrata mission de 81
car a Burgenlandia de su postra
ci6n economical v financiera, y
de aSagurar la prosperidad y la
faicidad a cincuenta millones
de a,mas.
iCuan dificil era Ia labor del
Presidente- Dictadorl Los pue-
Mos son ingratos Y no compren-
den a aluallos que Quieren sal
yancs. No adivinan las preocu-
p@aciones las horas de insomnia,
Ell trabajo abrumador y constan
te de aquellos que los dirigen y
La gaceta., 1942-11-21
LOS ESPARTANOS CONTRA
LOS

Una pequeha ventaja por parte
de los Tampehos
Hoy por la tarde, en- ell terre-
no de Phillips, los Espartanos
de la Universidad de Tampa ha-
ran frente a los Presbiterianos
de Clinton.
Green les peritos que Ell once
local tiene un pequeno margen
de v%entaja sobre los visitantas.
Melvin Vines atacara con este
conjunto de atletas: Lassan, Gil
lie tt, Dziewge, Fuller, Reed, Ma
therly, Grassland, Ashworth,
Clements y Straub.
Los cOlegiales preSbiterianos
Sc defenderan con este linea: Nc
Laughlin, Adams, Gibson, Col
iler, Bryan, Teas, Mcneil, Mar
tin, Walkup, Commons, Cup.
No jugaran por los Esparta-
nos dos excelentes "veteranos",
Willard Knight y Frank Stra-
ner, a quienes los medicos aeon
sejan descanso.
Sera ell 1ltimo partido de los
visitanteS en- este ano.
Los ESpartanos jugaran la Sc
mana que viene con ell poderoso
equipo de Fort Benning y des-
.pues, 81 dia II de diciembre, da-
ran la revancha a Drew.
La gaceta., 1942-11-21

FL desafio de madana en- el parque Cuscaden
Chain" Cuellar lanzara por las "Estrellas"

Sc efectuara maiana por Ia
tarde, a las ESQ, en- 81 parqut
Cuscaden, ell juego de pelCta con
cuyo producto Sc compraran uni
formes a los vigilantes contra
los ataques de aviaci6n distrito
n1mero a.
Chalin Cuellar un pitcher pro
fesional que ell aho pr6ximo ju-
cara en- una liga de mas catego
ria que La BiState, lanzara por
,as "Estrellas' de Alfonso L6-
PEE y Vicente Granell.
Durante la semana Cuellar es
tuvo practicando, por cuanto sa
be que la novena de la Unione
ltaliana cuenta con I'm pitcher
eXcelente. Mickey Hernandez, y
a3emas un meritorio grupo de
bateadores.
Como Sc ha dicho, lanzara la
primera pelota ell abogado Ho-
ward McFarane, presidente de
la Junta de Defensa, y la recibi-
"a 81 Sr. Antonio Schleman, com
petente recaudador de contribu-
clones.
Manuel Onfs, Ell director de la
novena triunfadora en- ell cam
peonato Intersocial, tiene con-
fianza en- la victoria, aunque re
conoce la potencia del team" CO
mo contrario.
FL concejal Julio Pelaez, que
saliera de su retraimiento depor
La gaceta., 1942-11-21

una tranquilidad amenazadora
reinaba en- los barrios populares
Els ciog o que AGA aeulla,, veian-
Sc graldes inmuebles con SEN
dos lotgeros que decian: "Se Al
quila' rs cierto que millares de
hombre', de mujeres, de ninos,
morian lentamente de inanici6n
en- inmundas pocilgas. Pero, no
es men1s c%ierto, tambien, que el
orden mas perfecto reinaba en-
al pals. Bl pueblo de Burgenlan-
dia tenia m buen gobierno que
velaba por 81 bienestar de sus
ciudadanos.
En- a Palacio Presidential
Ia Casa Verde, como sOlian de-
signarlo - la session del Conse-
10 de Ministries Sc prolongaba.
A,ro5-5or de una larga mesa
roctan u.ar Qle Sc hallaba en- 81
centro 1e una sala blanca Y do
rada, los dirigentes de Burgen-
landia trataba de asuntos de Es
La gaceta., 1942-11-21
WILLIE PEP VENCIO AL
CAMPEON WRIGHT
M0ntalo en- la bicicleta conquis-
to la corona

New York, Nov. 21.-La ju-
gentud triunf6 sobre la "senec-
tui' y Willie Pep, el exlimpiabo
tas de Hartford, Conn, sc subi6
a la % cicleta" Y en- ella encara
mado renci6 por puntos, conquis
tando Ia corona del peso de plu-
ma, al uegro Chalky Wright, un
2ladial n que frisa en- los 40 "a
nos.
Alcanz6 Pep su victoria 54a y
.cs Juices tuvieron en- cuenta
los pul tos que "jabbeando" ha-
LA ganado en- los primeros
''roun La mano de Pep sc es
trellaba c-ontinuamente en- la ca
Ia de Wright Y despu6s ell pdgil
Sc echaba a correr por las esqui-
mas del cuadrilatero, como Bob
Pastor 10 hiciera en- su primera
batalla con Jose Luis.
Wright lie perseguia, lie perse-
guia pero no lograba peparle de
"cerca."
PresencialJn e. combate, que
tuvo mOmentos de aburrimientt
por las tacticas de Pep, 1852,
ciudadanos y ciudadanas que d.
jaron en- las taquillas $71,868.
Qued6 batida la marca, en- /;
division del peso de pluma, fila
ola cuando Tony Canzoneri pc
leo con Benny Haas, en- 1923
Produjo ell match" Canzoner
La gaceta., 1942-11-21

miento. de pensamiento. ESQ
produce buena impression.
-Entonces, 5Vuestra Exec
'enc.a me da carta blanca?
ii aturalmente! Pero sin ex
hibieionismo.
J, dirigiendo la palabra al Mi
nIstro de Relaciones Exteriores,
lie pregunt6:
-Loouvok, iha recibido listed
noticias de nuestros embajado-
res?
ST, senior Presidente- Dicta-
dor, replied el interpelado.-
III sondeo cerea de las grandes
potenaias fu6 muy delicado. Ha
sido hccho en- forma oficiosa:
con mucho tactic. Habiamos pre-
visto el resultado. Sc oponen a
TODD cam5io en- el statu quo de
Europa, Birmania fue adn mas
eN.Lielta; Cej6 eHtrever que mo-
vilizaria en- case necesario.
-iBirmania bluffea! = Sc ex
La gaceta., 1942-11-21
OEPORTES
CON LOS GUANTES
LAS BUTACAS

81 las butacas del Auditorio
Municipal son rotas por los fana
ticOs, Gqui6n pagara por elals?
Los ''fieles" del pugilismo son
ciudadanos "calientes" Y 10 mis-
mo Sc suben en- las sillas que vo-
ciferan y sueltan "lindezas'' por
las respectivas bocas.
Las butacas cuestan dinero Y
pertenecen a la municipalidad.
Use ha puesto en- Ell contrato
de arrendamiento una clausula
que proteja ell mobiliario?
5CuantOs edit0riales publica--
"a ell Sr. Lambright, para JUST
ficar, 81 la "bronca' Sc produce,
la destruction de las sillas?
mo Sc aprovechara de la oca-
sion para culpar a la presente
administration municipal?
Ell Auditorio es un lugar aprc
piado para concertos, veladas pa
tri6ticas, funciones teatrales
ETC.; pero no para boxeo.
Pero 81 Sc cree conveniente u.
tilizarlo para ell "arte de los pu.
nos" l6gico es crear una garan
tia para las butacaS que los es,
pectadores puedan romper.
La gaceta., 1942-11-21
La Gaceta Folletin No. II
Calisxto Whitmarsh
CLA M0RE S
NOVELA

de las ba,as de ametraladora,
eStos de NADIA Sc lutheran per-
catado.
Los peri6dicos, siguiendo al
parecer una cosigna, solamentc
publicaban una information has
tante somora dc. acontecimiento
El Diario de la Mahana, que ha-
bia querido ser sensational pa.
"a aumentar su circulation, ha-
bia visto su edici6n confiscada
por la policia.
Es cleric que Ia genie habla-
ba en- voz baja con aire misterio
so, ~interrumpicrdo Ia CONVERSE
ci6n tan pronto como Sc aeerca-
ba un desconocido. Is cierto que
La gaceta., 1942-11-21

En- st. Petersburg los Diablos
Verdes dieron una 'lecci6n de
futbolismo' a los RecogedOres
de Fresas, de Plant City, y los
vencieron con anotaci6n de IA
.por 0.
No hubo 'bronca" final por-
cue los de Plant City jugaban
en- la culta ciudad Gle allende el
Terrapl6n Davis.
La gaceta., 1942-11-21

Haas I'm r~endimiento monetariC
1e S63,656.
No pudo lograr Wright que
Willie le hiciera frente Y Gambia
"a golpes cuerpo a cuerpo.
La gaceta., 1942-11-21

BUSINESS UNIVERSITY O.
frece un complete curse de Sc
cretariado a una muchacha jo-
ven, en- cambio por servicios de
oficina. GA Gale Franklin.
La gaceta., 1942-11-21
TIRANDO Ell BALON

Los Greenics de Fort Myers
derrotaron aver a los Jesuitas,
con anotaci6n de Is puntos con-
ira IL.
La gaceta., 1942-11-21

La Ola Dorado de BradentOn
aplast6 al Mulberry con un total
de 30 puntOs. Los vapuleados Sc
Iuedaron en- G..
La gaceta., 1942-11-21

Ell Julia Landon hizo 27 pun
tos y los Tigres de Orlando nc
consiguieron anotar.
La gaceta., 1942-11-21

John Brown peso mediano dc
New York, atropell6 en- Eliza
beth, New Jersey, a Buddy Far
Iall, dc Newark.
Era lie Isl 81 peso del vence-
dor, una menos que el "golpea-
DO"
La gaceta., 1942-11-21

En- Jersey City, New Jersey,
un boxeador del peso weller, Mi
La gaceta., 1942-11-21

BIEN PUBLICO, INC.
Fundada en- ell 1904
81 amos de continues s~ervicios al pueblo
trabajador de Tampa
DR.. A. A. GONZALEZ
CIRUJANO JEFE
HORARIO DE CONSULTAS
EN- YPOR, EN- NUESTRA CLINICA
1915 Gale ID
De II N. a F. M: DR.. ISMAEL ANGULO
De P NJ: DR.. j. E.. HERNANDEZ
De a +. M: Or. A. A. GONZALEZ
MARTES
De II A M. a - NJ: DR. J. A. v MISS
M. c. LOPEZ, R. N. Hygiene Infantil v DietGtica
De $50 a 80 P N. DR.: J: Z. HERNANDEZ
'e5a6P NJ: Or. soLANo GRIMAL
MERCEDES
De a F. M: DR.. ISMAEL ANGULO
DE a ?. M: DR.. ]. A. DOMINGUEZ
JUEVE
De n n A z NJ 4o q y NJ y ! DR. J.; A. DoMINSGUEz MISS
De a P. NJ: DIR. SOLANO GRIMAL
VIERNES
De II M. a P. M: DIR. ISMAEL ANGULO
De 5 a 6 I. M: DIR. j. f. HERNANDEZ
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SABADO
De 9 a 10 A. M: DR.. SOLANO GRIMAL
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DR.. GUSTAVO PORRO-Radi6logo, en- la Cfnica los
Lunes, Martes, Microbes y Viernes. de a 80 P M.
SR. MAR FERNANDEZ-T6cnico M6dico. en- la
Chnlca, d%iarlamente de 4 a 6 P. M. para curaciones.
riamente.
DR.. A. MARTORELL-Oios Nariz y Oidos, First Nado-
nal Bank Building.
HoRARIO DE CONSULTAs EN- WEST TAMPA
En- la Botica Ell Bien P1blico, 1904 Howard Ave.
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AvisOs al Telefono Y-529O Para casos de uroenc;a
tarde por la noche, lame al Telefono Y-14IO
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ckoy Roa, dorrot6 aver, en- 10 a.
saltcs, Lou Angelo.
Pes, G. ganador $50 libraS
r el m tratado l48.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
Name King Acting Head
OF Cusiodial School

Finance Director David r. Lock-
wood at Olympia Thursday APP
pointed J. G. King as acting sup
erintendent of the state custodial
school at Buckley. replacing DIR.
Frederick NJ. Lash. who has been
called into the army air corps.
King had been assistant superin-
tendent under Lash. who held his
position since the school opened
three years ago. Lash has been
a colonel in the state guard and
saw service In the last war. He
viii report for duty on Dec. IL.
on which date Kings appointment
IL effective.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
Three Hearty Cheers
For Our Ration Volunteers
tEditorial)

Subjects Of this piece doubtless viii be too busy and
too weary TO read IL.
They are the local folks who are struggling mostly
without pay recompense of any kind TO make the
rationng system" work.
To them, bow low indeed. and dof hats willingly
We say. and speak for the community Thank you
sincerely"
We sympathize too. for they have been given task
needessly made difficult and involved by national capital
which today views I'VE the People" through thick haze
rising from a creeping morass OF bureaucracy.
For instance, it was demanded By Washington's desk
that line up and ask for ACards We did. Already
is perfectly obvious that the 4galonperweek Acard
allotment sufficient to do the job that needs doing for
virtually
So must line up again for and C-Cards.
As n matter Of fact the ACard registration was Just
practice The bureaucrats used guinea pigs ACards
might just well have been distributed street corners
TO everybody and his brother They that harmless
and just about that useless.
All, we'll there is soace In this Rubber-tired
vehicles will be kept rolling in this they must
if TO do part in the effort katoning viii
be successful only TO the extent that viii allow Of that
because the people will stand for nothing less. And the
bugs the system viii be stamped out because the people
will do that too.
But thanks TO the bureaucrats. who 70 live In
world teeering stills Of derues and befeft Of conn
nonsense
To return in closing 10 the purpose Of this piece:
Three hearty cheers for the volunteers Of the rstoning
army. They'll patch up the faulty mechanism and make
IL work.
They'll do IL by drawing the well Of the people for
enough and enough 10 ignore the ~hs
and demands and redape Of bureaucracy when necessary
which is often.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11

unlikely the house could mus
ter 4 quorum for it, consider
alton. Furthermore. he added,
senate action was highly nm
likely In any event.
The motion 70 postpone eonsid.
Grafton Of the bill Was made b.
Rep. Jere Cooper. D.. Tenn. e
staunch administration supporter.
The bill would have permitted
the president 10 suspend lzws gov
erning movement Of property and
information into and out Of the
United States II he considered
the restrictions detrimental 10 the
war program The president also
could have suspended controls over
deportation and emigration. bat
the COMMITTEES had delsted a sec
ton 20 give him power 70 suspend
immigration regulations and stat
Iutes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-11
Canned Goods
Will Be Cut

WASHINGTON-The War Pro
duction Board. in an order design.
ed to save large quantities of tin
steel and rubber for war pur.
poses. Thursday banned produc-
ton of many items of canned food
stuffs and other canned articles
for civilian purposes in 1913.
Canned foods henceforth BAN
ished from the civilian larder for
the duration included apples and
many other kinds Of fruit and ber-
ries, vegetables. meats. fish. oils.
cream and fats.
After Dec. 81 such COM
modities are 10 be canned for
government purposes only.
II was learned. however, that
an order is being prepared for
packing some foodstuffs In glass
instead of tin containers.
The WPB also drsstically slash
ed production OF numerous other
canned foods. including soap. for
civilian consumption in 1913.
Canned foodstuffs hence forth
eliminated for civilian consump-
ton included apples. applesauce.
apricots. numerous types of ber-
ries. grapefruit segments. orange
juice, dehydrated vegetables.
powdered SKINNED milk. bacon
and various other meats. fruit for
salad, ocra, succotash. various
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