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Evening star., 1942-12-12
HELP WokARN,

GIRL, mechanically inclined,
to do small repairs in jewelry
store, such as fitting brace
lets, stringing beads, etc.
Box 140-K, Star.
YOUNG LADY.
Nationally known jewelry
store requires the services Of
an attractive girl for general
office work. If you have initi-
ative and are willing to work
hard, this is a splendid op-
portunity. Salary open.
KAY JEWELRY CO.,
40e 7th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1942-12-12
PERSONAL

HEMORRHoDs ERADIcATEp By MY
own method. Results effective for q iife-
time or money back. Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery DR. SOkMERwERC OK.
1888 Columbia I'd Adams 0So8
DANCING PARTNERS - ORGANIZING A
group OF four couples. Our first lesson is
scheduled for Monday, December IA. Cost,
SIS Previous dance experience unnec-
essary. Age no hindrance. Box 30S-
M, Star.
PHONE sHE-HERD $780, ASK FOR vIR-
ginia Richardson II you are in need Of .
loan up 70 $500 on your signature.
HATS BEAUTIFULLY MADE BY EXPERTS
from fur pieces, felts and fabrics. Clever
remodeling. .reblockins and trims at low
prices. Christmas sale on handmade mod
VoGuE HATS. SEQ 10Th Isl st. NV, r, ~ i f,isht
up. Phone Ex. 9420. 13'
sTENOGRAPHER. PUBLIC, WANTED TO
share office by established attorney. 732
Woodward Building. DI. 1890 and DU. 4170.
LARGE FRONT ROOM AVAILABLE IN
nurses home: suitable for elderly person;
doctors references TIA 1890.
DR.. H. w. JOHNSON. DENTIST
False Teeth Repaired
While You Wait.
Room 602. Westory Bldg. Cos 14th NV.
ROBT. B. SCOTT.
DENTAL LABORATORY,
Room 9O1, Westory Bldg, 605 14th st. N w.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Glamour Girl Is Out for the Duration

realizes AS never before that she
Wu,t strive for physical and
mental health
Tho homcmlkcr Is watching
l.g grocer. bIiI which m mahs
case. MONS nnlcr food that x
htttrr for the family than the
Expensive dchcaClcs she prepi-
u..s set upon ihc table. she IS
c.fnr wise to 'hc benefits of
tHe balanced Diet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

WHEN THIS war Dis over vc
may have different idea, about
beauty Tho HuGS gTl Dan, sale
ready gone into The discard
Women who haVc INTENDED
FIRST and classes have found QUIT
how 10 take care OF members
Of their families m cmcrrCucIt-
Those who have tough to5~
realize thal they must have
strong hacks sound nervous sy~-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
A Tribute 10 The Great French Fleet

selves long weeks ago Instead.
thcy died
Tomorrow or tomorrow. what
Is left VIII hoat ashore But
through AN centuries 10 come
their spirit Will march on. firing
men with hope when their faith
fallCrS. blazing the everlasting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

truth that man j. something
greater than his sum of flesh
and bones.
They died think they live
And. from their nanClc,S grave,
/ think that France, and all OF
US, will be reborn
Copyright, 1912 b.. kInE Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

TOM, and sufficient s,ccp every
night.
We're getting down to brass
tack, concerning plans of living
There no tImC ion lst cmu-
t0nal storms tG1t up8i family
life and cloud tho atmosphere
of tho home
This nv type of woman
capable. She SIN intends 90 he
"a, decorative a~ sine can she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
o ThickIy-Tuffed CheniiJes!
@ Larger Sizes, 1862!
Q Coy Printed Cotton Quilts!

Bless her little hearth show her the way toAtay home
case relaxed More important than these day when
of her spent action Cradle her
quilt She plaH her day home Coax her a Swrted
chenille then she'll surely put up her feet and rcIa We
have what takes make her take easy! Shell fee deli
cousIy a thckIy tuftcd chenille, with nppedn
waist full wraparound style Washable quilts,
noted for ong brightness and warmth. Also in wrap
around style many prints Sizes l4-2O, ST. 46-52.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-02
Island Is Drama
Theme of Film

A blazing story II the most
fzteful - hours In history. Dec. :
~ Pearl Harbor. Columhiss Sub
marine Raider opens today A. the
Riviera theater.
Twenty-four hours before Pear
Harbor. = pleasure yacht cruising
n southern waters Was shelled by
a japanese aircraft carrier. bomb
ed and destroyed. One survivor. an
attractive young woman, vas res
cued BY an American submarine.
IL commander. hearing the girls
story, Immediately attempted to
notify his base Of the treacher-
Gus attack. Unable 10 do 80. be
cause Of japanese tanning" OF
the airwaves. ne sent his craft into
laundering action amid the ter
rifying silences Of the sea.
John Howard and Marguerite
Chapman play the featured roles.
Companion film is a Desperate
Chance for Ellery Queen, star
ring William Gargan and Msrgs-
ret Lindsay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-02
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS


RIALTo Abbott and Costello in
500. 7:so. 10 IS. also Leo Car
riilo and Andy Devine In Escape
From Hong Kong i1s. 400. $50.
a.3B
ROXY Edward q. Robinson In
Moscow strikes Back" II 80. ans.
$40 SOS and II 90: also Lupe
Weller IN Mexican spltflre Sees q
Ghost" ! .ob. 400. $50 and ss45.
MUSIC BOX Ann Sheridan and
Dennis Morgan In wings for the
Eagle" 1850 400. ITO. io.20.
also Brenda Joyce In The Postman
Didn't Rims" il:4o, 2:so. 600.
$40.
Bl.tE MorsE-B Barbara stanwyck In
The Gay Sisters" IL 40. 3.l0. Q SIS.
1910: also Victor McIaeien in
Powder Town. so. s.3b and Gas.
RIVIERA John Howard and Mar
Raiders" 12:2b, s:25, 7.25. 1928.
also "A Desperate Chance for Eli
lery oueen.- 1910. s:io. $40. e.lo.
CAMEO - Dennis o'Keefe and Jane
Frazee in Moonlight Masquerade I.
also Charles Starrett In Down Rio
orande Way"
RETURN SHOWING
BEvERLx--Bonita Granville. Jackie
Cooper and Adolphe Menjou In
"syncopation": also Lupe velez and
Leon Enroll In Mexican spitfire at
Sea"
CAPITOL - Ida Lupino and Louis
Hayward IN ladies' In Retire
ment." and warren william In
Secrets Of . Lone Wolf"
COMMUNITY - william Holden and
Ellen Drew in The Remarkable
Andrew. also Jinx Falkenburg and
, s,.s, paws in sweetheart Of the
Red SHELTON IN ship Ahoy' also
virginia Weidler and Ray Melon
aid in Born TO sing"
LAKEWOOD - Dorothy IAmour and
Ray Miliand IN The jungle Prin-
cess" also ''rropic Holiday"
PARk-Bruce Cabot and Constance
Bennett IN wild Bill Hiekok
Rides: also Preston Foster and
Lynn Bari In Secret Agent Of ia
pan"
Charles Lsushton anc
Joan Hall in Turtles Of Tahiti
also Nancy Kelly and Richard Carl
son In Fly BY Night"
RE Lane and Roeer
Cummings IN "Saboteur."
REN-Charies Laughton and Jon Hal
in Turtles OF Tahiti. also Dol
Barry and Pay Mckenzie IN Re
member Pearl Harbor."
shELlc-Diok rorsn and ANDY pevin
In Road Agent. also Hugh Her
bert and Jane Frszee In Don
Oct Personal"
SUNSET oeorge Raft and Bro
Crawford In broadway: ais
Brenda Joyce and Jane Darweli |
Private Nurse"
TEMPLE Ann sheridan In "Juk
Girl: also wallsce Beery
"Jackass Mail"
LIBERTY, PHyailup - Jean Arthu
and Cary Grant IN Talk OF N
Town"
RIVIERA, sumner - william Holds
and Ell4 Drew In The Rcmarl
ahie Andrew"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-02
Lakewood Arena
Closes Saturday

Announcement wAs made today
BY Floyd Murphy. acting manager
81 Lakewood Ice Arena that Ia
coma's only ice skating arena
would close Saturday. October ;
for an indefinite period 10 permit
repairs ana refurbishing.
Asa farewell sendoff plans are
being made for = big four-hour
midnight ice party Saturday,
starting At 1918 p. m. and run
ming through to : a. m
Fred Holt viii furnish organ
music for this late session and
many parties OF regulars" are
lined up for the big closing event.
Regular Saturday evening skat-
ing hours viii be from 7:t5 TIL
10 p. m.
Lakewood Arena has enjoyed
an unprecedented summer skating
season, the first time this vas
tried.
Ice skaters from Olympia. Sc
attic and Bremerton joined the
crowds from Tacoma and Fort
Lewis In helping make this sum-
mer skating season a big success. !"
Murphy stated.
AL other ice arenas in the
Northwest were closed this sum-
mer and We are very pleased with
the results. and will probably try
1t again In 1e43.y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-02
Seal Scene-Siealer
In Rialio Production

Abbott and Costello can hold
their own before the camera with
most any actor in Hollywood, but
when it comes to stealing scene
from "Sharkey,' the trained seal,
they admit they are licked.
shsrkey, according TO Erie C.
Kenton. who directed their new
est Universal comedy. Pardon My
sarong." now on the Rialto screen
is the only actor in the cast who
was able to divert attention e
himself. away from the comedians
In the cast. incidentally. are
such capable performers as Vir
ginis Bruce. Left Erikson, Lione
Atwiil, Nan Wynn. Tip. Tap an'
Toe. the dancers. and The Foul
Ink Spots.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-02

ual evidence Of the determination
of the Red Army to Withstand the
onslaughts Of the nazi hordes and
TO regain those portions of their
native land which were at that
time under the heel of the invad-
ers.
II Is, In fact. an historical &C
count of the military activities on
the Russian front during the win
ter OF 1871. when the tide OF bat
tie flowed both for and against
the cause OF freedom.
Another authentic record OF
World war No. 2 finds its way to
the Roxy screen where THE Battle
OF Midway Is also a feature at
traction. This film was one Of the
headline pictures on the recent
"victory Premiere" at the Music
Box and tells In technicolor the
story of the attempted invasion
of that Pacific outpost by the
Japanese.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-02
Adolphe Menjou
In 'Syncopation'

one Of the best-liked character
actors on the screen. Adolphe
Menjou. has one Of the top roles In
"Syncopation.e William Dieterle's
dramatic musical romance. now
playing at the Beverly theater.
Menjou plays an aristocratic
southerner who goes to Chicago to
seek his fortune and that of his
motherless daughter. How the girl
sets out TO crusade for freer
rhythms in the dance music field.
and her love affair with young
trumpet player, makes up the
theme of the unusual picture.
Bonita Granville as the girl and
Jackie Cooper as the youthful mu,
stefan have the other starring
roles, with George Bancroft in a
co-featured role.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-02
Moscow" Film
Stays at Roxy
Dramatic Story OF
Russiu Held Over

Just one week ago today. the
dramatic film, Moscow Strikes
Back" opened at Hamrick's Roxy
theater to the greatest first day
crowds In the history OF the house.
So popular has the attraction
proved to be that the management
has decided To hold the film anoth-
er week in order that those who
have not seen IL may have the OPP
perunity to do 30.
Moscow Strikes Back. Is pic
torial record Of these events which
immediately followed the German
drive on the Russian capital. Wis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-02

was chief cashier at the Roxy
where her pleasant smile and
charming personality have made
her countless friends.
II NIL happened like this
Dale Joachim, who has
been house manager nj the
ROXY theater has answered
the call Of his country and has
Joined the armed forces Of
these United states.
His position at the Roxy Ia be-
ing taken by A. II. s. Mcmillan
who vacates the Blue Mouse 10
make room for Tacoma's first
woman house manager. Mrs.
Barbour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-02
Here Today

John Howard ond Morouer-
tie Chopmon share storing
honors OF the Riviera fheoter
todoy in Submarine Roiders. !"
Also hovino its first showing
todoy OF the Borovic house IS
"A Desperote Chonce for ELL
cry Queer" onother adventure
in the series of the famous de-
tecfive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-02

pictures dealing with the present
conflict. there Is much nag wav-
ing and band playing and the
usual plug for bond buying. How
ever. even these obvious propa-
eAnda characteristics fail 10 take
TIE edge off an entertaining yarn,
vel told.
II role Mas sheridan
drawn N this production h
net ese 10 compare with past
anuignmcnts but she makes
TIE bcaf Of . rather meatlesa
taek And leaves n mp 10 Nor
gaa an1 Tobias - keep thlngs
moving.
On the same new bin In The
Postwar Didn't Ring" an inter-
estinG plot that employs Brenda
Joyce and Richard Davis in the
lead rolcs. The story concerns 4
ksk Of mall that wasn't delivered
for 20 years. When IL was. things
began to happen and II IL these
thines which make the story.
The Battle Of Midway" In be-
lng offered A. = special attrac-
ton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-02

Beginning today Tacoma ~
- have liz first woman the-
aser manager at = m . or
downtown house. Her name
= Mn. F1srence Barbour and
- h now queen Of Al she
aurveys - HAmrick's Blue
Mouse thsater.
Mn. Barbour has bsen with u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-03
Policy Takes
Witness Stand

Indianapolis. Aug. 3.-(APj- VII
liam Dudley Policy took the witness
stand in his own dcfcn c today IN
ms ScditIon trial and testified that
nc hadn't the slightest idea of in
tcrtcring with recruiting or the na-
tons war effort" in his writings
The gOatcCd 52-yCar old founder
of the Silver Shirts of America was
the first wi'ncSS for the defense. Two
associates, Lawrence Brown and Mss
Agnes Marion Henderson. are on
trial with him. Tho government
charges articles published by Policy
printing firm of NoblcSvillc. Ind.
were intended To- pbStruCt Americas
conduct of the war.
Floyd Christian. defense attorney.
led PcllCy through a long series of
questions about his background be
fore taking up the sCditiun charges.
Policy testified he was born twelve
miles north of Boston and comes
from Il family strain of English.
Scotch ~ Irish ancestors. His fam
lily tree. he said. includes no anCCS-
iOiS of German Or Italian extraction.
He said that in The first World
War nc held Il rowing commission
as Il second lieutenant and visited
Siberia and Russia. Policy testified
time 10 The publishing business.
His attorney asked him what he
saw IN Russia AS tr the develop
ment Of communism but Judge
Robert c. BaltIcll baked an answer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-03
Japan Reinforces
Garrison At Buna
hNel, GuineaArea
Savage Fighting Re
ported in Jungles Mid
way Between Buna
and Fort Moresby;
Aerial w ar f a r e
Reaches High Pitch.

f..,,.,,
- '"' ,''n"r Head
~, "H''''.a. Aug. D.
,, p'SN'"ii''N mat III"
-, "',' reinforced their
80, :" '"',t WAS ackhow-
~ "' nm" spokesman
hn,,,,., '''"' Ni''Ar'hur
,,r ,'r''''' renewal
C,,;,' ',"'''': III 'le New
,, ",''.A 1"''I''N MIDWAY between
NV ""'' ''" "r' ""reS-
NJ, ..
;..,, ''I'"hSIhS H.
'rnn,,> 49, ',''- Wv '''''.' mat aliie"
pH go" '"''.G" "H'.H'S" "tLtpo't~
,Inro'i,,. o,', ,, Wv .','''s r"St ~ i'"r'
hnI ~, ,:.' "''.' 81" "'''eo o"nnefs
'''' |" '''''''H supply dock
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-03
Red Forces
Lash Back
In Caucasus
r. Il 5 a rs Report
Counter Offe n sives
Which Hur! Germans
Back With Losses of
5000 Dead in Single
Lay.
Diy The A>>nciatrd Press

Adolf Hitler 81 Russian often
SiNe appeared to-day to be los
ny impetus against SLOWLY
ightcnin" Russian dcf"nScs At
h" Don bend approach 10 Stall
.ngrad amd along the last rail
in" /" tn" I'll fields of the eau
taSuS IL tn" Russian army lash
rd bach IN 4 new show of
.trcn"rN.
Ni"m@ iHs y Ho!r &Gc miles arc
ram ''i"''-'l''. - miir> north
We; at -tpi.U:rad. Ia KuSh-
"hr' RI. ~ nils >Juth of Ros-
t"H. iE' EH> sian, >tilI WIRE on
We defensive tut the strength
rHiu. III their stand was indi-
r'tEd IL counter attacks which
they reported hurled the Ger
"'Ir> h%rE Win LOSSES of 5000
dead i'll a single day.
.j.- H''H hsn,H Cp~SaCk> led the
.".'i.. "'..... 3. 'hr critical salient;
.. J. .@hyN Joe. and S"!sE. 100 miles
'.'..'.' Do. !,sl.l. IN the lil'St m
""..un thai The hlG garrison of the
'"i' tHUv1-u. may have been
'h.n" Into 'nc fight.
:: fH, i. lis sect. that the Ger
..'I- mao, 's'.. -cnIc.t pcnctra-
.!ru a'' '.a u.'. CuucH,u>.
I'll, German high command said
0'''' %: lis tank columns was near
%" ne unucr cgus" ui the Kuban
liver
How '.r TIA" raHs were from the
northern Cn'IF' { ut the river was not
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-03
Dehydrating
Requirements
ListedByAMA

Washington. Aug. 3.-(Ap)-Agri-
cultural mIrkctInG administration
>pnkc-wcm listed today three Drfn-
c.pai requirements winch must be
me- J.. persons vino wish 10 take
part II IN. wartime VCgctaDi,
ucnydru'm@ program.
First. 'Hry must have Il dChydrat-
nre cor canning plant which can Uv
expanded "r converted easily for q
large output OF dried vegetables,
second. 'nuy must bc close iu q.
plentiful supply oi seven vegetables
included III the program. finally
they must have funds needed To cX-
p,uj pg convert the plant.
The administration contracts with
q, hldrHiurS 10 buy dried white and
sweet l",atucS, onions, carrots. cab
DaGc bCCt~ and rUtabaga> The iuod-
'h,n are made available To the Army
and 'u The countries aided b.> the
.,"~"-,cud program.
Sprkc~mCu for the agency sad
their records showed no large de
hyd"I;,ng plants operating IN the
CJro,maS. Recently group OF
Charlotte business mCn conferred
with marketing officials here on the
possibility oi establishing Il plant III
that cjty. but we're told that il did
not appear II would 10 close cnougl.
tn lIrC" sources Oi supply.
'rhv drhydra'Ing program Tor WIZ
foods needs l. being carried out ny
cooperation oi the marketing ad-
ministratl"n. the Arwy quHrtcrmdS-
ter corps and the war production
board The Latter taking care of ma
tcrial> needed tor plant expansion
81 conversion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-03
Leaf Prices
TO Be High
Border Belt Markets
Open Thursday With
Present Indications Of
Large Sales.

Raleigh. Aug. 3.-(AP-
North Carolina tobacco grow
crs are expecting prices com
mrnSuratc' with the high cost Of
farm labor" and are anxious to
get their leaf To market. Special
isl ". T.. lIrdrick of the State
agriculture department said to
day.
Border belt markets open Thurs
day al ChadDuurn. Far BlWf. Far
mont. LumDsrtOn. Tabor City and
WhtcvIlic. III North Carolina, and
Mullins. TimmonSvIIIc, knG~trcc.
LoriS. Lake City. Dillon. Conway
Darlington and Paml.cn. IN South
Carolina.
Tar Heel farmers on the Border
Belt estimate their 1912 production
al -. l60.OOO pounds Is per cent
above 1911 ON an acreage of $4,000.
min, per cent above last year.
Producers sales on the North Caro-
lima border markets last season total
cd 56.8iO.37l pounds which brought
ST. 1902 .362 on an average of S239O
per hundred pounds compared with
the 1911 state average of S29.83.
Opening sales. covering the first
80 DAYS al operations. averaged
S26.g3 q hundred pounds on the Bor-
der Belt last season Farmers on all
- fluc-Cl,rCd tobacco markets have
reason 10 cNpCc, good prices for
their 1912 crop IN view Of increased
farm labor costs. higher costs of liv-
ing anG demands Tor leaf that will
possibly exceed supplies. Hcdrick
said
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-03
Military
Ends Trial
fresi dent Roosevelt
Expected to Devote
Considerable Time to
Study Of Findings in
Trial of Alleged Sabo-
teurs.

Washington. Aug. 3.-(Ap(
The military commi,si,,
which tried eight alleged nazi
>ah","urS reached Il decision TO-
day on the guilt or Innocence IF
the men and Major Genera:
FRANK K. Mccoy took the find
ingS I" the White House for
President Roosevelt.
The Chief Executive mus, re-
view thr findings, and he is ~
pcctcd To take his time and 90
INTO the ease thoroughly. The
commissioners TT nmmendaiion
probably will not be made pub
lie until Mr.. Roosevelt has COM
pl"tcd his review.
Earlier. Presidential Sccrr, ~
Stephen Early had said the finding.
would bc laid before the prc>idcn,
As soon as possible"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-03
Iceland Has
Fifth Raid
German Plane Bombs
and Machine Guns
Military Installation
on u. S. Outpost.

EcykiIvik. Iceland. Aug. g.
Npl--N German plane bomb
cd and machine Gunncd a remote
military Installation Of south
eastern Iceland Yesterday. init
I'd states military authorities an
nounCcd today. saving there
were no casualties and only
negligible damage.
This wa the lnh instance of Ger
wJH air activity over iceland. gar
r'>'n"d Ivy un"cd States troops.
wi'h.N two weeks The attack ap-
parcn;ly was minor. but the Army
declined 'wr'Nc" details
The bic * ISLAND northwest OF
England Is", about 500 miles from
the nearest Gcrma"-hcld territory in
Norway
IN" attaching plane was = Frcke
WI.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-03
BIG BRITISH PLANES
WITH EGYPTIAN ARMY

Cairo. Aug. 3.-(Ar)--Br itain's
rour-moturcd Halifax bombcrs have
Joined American planes Of like size
IN bunr-ing enemy shipping IN the
Mediterranean and ports in north
Africa.
Heavily armed. these big planes
have been found very effective IN
this arena where clear skies iacilitG'
urmhIng '"n'" hirh attitudes. RAi
,o'u.ccs said Few Nav" hoo" sNnck"d
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-03
British Holiday
Crowds Bombed
Or. M AFEE NAMED
AUXILIARY HEAD

Washington. Aug. 3.-thPJ-
The Navy announced today that
DIR. Mildred II. McAfcc, ~.
president al Wellesley ruiicgr.
would he sworn in aS head of the
womcn'S reserve of the Navy
with the rank of lieutenant
commander.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-03
Byrd Finds
Much W ste
Stewart Reports Com
mittee Discovers Over
Billion in Possible
Non-War Savings.
HN CHARLES T.. STEWART
Central Press CoIumniSp

washington. Aug. 3. - Congress
h"-' adjourned but most of its
i"h" home. clcctiOnccring The few
lawmakers remaining in Washington
- through the motions of getting
together once in every three days. TO
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-03
siingtien
Kecaptured
c h ines e Announce
Possession of Che =
kiang Province City;
Japs in Retreat.

thunCkina. iuG. 3.-CNPD-
The Chinese high command to-
night confirmed press reports
today that lis forces had re-
captured TSinGticn. - miles
northwest al the port of Wen
chow III ChrkianS province. and
said Japanese were rctrcating
upon the airbaSr of LiShui.
The CIinCsH rccapturCd seven
StItCglC points and fighting WAS said
/" ID, raging on the outskirts of the
post.
japanese columns were admitted
10 bc closing u rpun Sunoyang. -
miles west ul ll~hul in southern
ChCNrang province. however. and
several severe battles were under
way west nt SunGyang.
Tsiug,icn was captured on July %.
the Chinese said. after il had been
occupied by Japanese only - hours.
1t had changed hands four times
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-03
RATIOSS

ottawa. Aug. sap -Ratipning
of ten and coffee goc, into eft. G. IN
Canada today the wartime price.
and trade board announces.
The quota for one person has hccn
Used ~ an ounce Vt tea cg fn'.r
GuuCes "' cr''"" w""' hu' 49,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-03

N'tp NV .'tNN l'il
nominally in mo-
ton. but they meet
only TO recess inn
mcdiatcly. II they
tried To vote on
anything. IL quick
~ would De re-
vcalCd that they
n a i e II I got a
quorum.
OF course the
senators aren't as
thoroughly thin
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-03
German Air Raiders
Raid Scattered Towns
in England; Casualties
Believed to be Light;
Property D a m a g e
Considerable.

London. Aug. 3.-tAP)-Bri-
tons spending the August bank
halliday ut seaside resorts or
rrichratin. AT home were tar
gets "i German air raiders who
>w""?c Il from the clouds 10 bomb
scattered towns in England this
.tIt"rnuult
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-03

,pTV'VH'dJNcs, Tor at The represent
''''NcS are up for reelection. bit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-03
LaGuardIa
Opposes ak
New York Mayor Says
Taxation of L.oca J
Bond Issues Would Be
DISASTROUS.

Washington. Aug 3.-tNP)-
Mayor l.aGuirdia OF New York
City testified today that ta<ation
-! the Income from future issues
%: state and local bonds would
have disastrous consequence,
"n municipal financing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-03

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