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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-02

with the notion, and his report
was a sock. The bank didn't
yearn for our business at all.
ut looks to me like HOLSTER
Mowry is blocking it," he said.
Hes right influential in both
banks"
whats his idea?" ! said.
"You know he's got the gold
fever, don't you, He'll be after
those diggings as soon as the
Welliver lease is up. I'm sur
prised that he hasn't been after
you with a proposition. Cousin"
"He has," Juddy said.
When we were back in the car,
Juddy said: 9
"Any other ideas, Mom?"
1.-THE only thing I can think OF
is for you to marry a million
aire," ] said.
II did," she said. Look what
It got me-"
| There's others and maybe diff
ferent," I said. you're the kind
Of gal that men chase with q
check book in one hand and q
wedding certificate in the other.
I don't know what you do to 'em,
Juddy. You're no Helen, the or
iginal Miss Troy. You've got
something, though. guess it's
that you're so darned alive"
She took a long time before
she answered. IL could always
60 back to Hendy."
"Well, what's the matter with
that, after all?"
"I'vc been fighting against II.
You don't know how hard I've
been fighting Il, Mom."
That was Q surprise. "Have you
Still got . yen for him?"
She shook her head. "No, but
! never was cut out for being
fpUog. Every morning when ]
IWuke up and look at Tambay
lConsion I call myself . fool for
I)lvlng THE way any longer. BY
teuhin& I'm loving the place "a
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> SERIAL STORY
TAMBAY GOLD
BY SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS 60.

COPYRIGHT. ieAt,
N1A SERVICE. ING.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-02
I ANGELS FISTS FLY
CHAPTER XVI

Money Is bad for my system.
rm not used to il In big gobs,
and Il goes to my head like Ii
Quor. Judy Is no better. Both
Of u were suffering from fin
nncial decisions Of grandeur. We
were sure singing at our work
these days.
Besides what we were taking
a. each Of u had q little Of our
original capital left-Juddy in
the hank, me In the sock. Moth
ine would do us but we had to
make our dream Of the big cen
ttal dinery and dance floor come
tr1o.
Well, before we knew Il, the
"a place was full Of high-priced
GnxpentrY noises. No hillbilly
l1koe THU time. ThoSe birds are
gJvoll wntfjers, but they cant
lnndle important stuff. Costs be-
IN - pile up 70 fast that were
oeea1d o. look ct our weekly
lhoots. Iogt q the cash was
conilng In e was going out fast
Lists 1ncs Il, PAL" I said. 81
! EDow ~ sWofDo than we thought
8 Wpujd ~ but how much have
- ~ yourselves IN fort"
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NelD Car Dealers

8 Auto and Truck Dealers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-04
1590-WBR I-96

L. NJ
4:00-Songs of the Centuries-Col
umbia Concert Orch.
4:15--U. S. British Religious Elk
change Broadcast
4:30-"Sing Along"
4:45-Modern Music Box
5:00-BetWeen the Lines
5:15-Tune Up Time
5:30-Dance Serenade
5:55--The Sportsman
G:00-Edwln G. Hill Presents the
Human Side of the News
G:10-The Sportsman
6:15-On With the Dance
6:30--NeWs by II. Christy Erik
6:45-The World Today
7:00-Novatime
7:15-News
7:20-Flashes of Life
7:30-kay Thompson and Co.
acknowledgements on Parade
8:l5-Roy Garvey and Copnecti-
cut Hillbillies
S:30-Allen Roth Symphony of
Melody
S:55-Elmer Davis, News
9:00-Stanley Lesniak Orch.
9:3e-Concert Hall Of the Air
1e:0o-Glen Miller orch.
10:15-"You Can't DO Business
With Hitler
1O:3O-Any Bonds Today?
10:45-News
l1:00-News Analysis
11:1o--Providene Day Nursery
Broadcast
11:30-Vaughn Monroe Orch.
l2:00-Sign Off
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-04
In The Local
THeaters
STATE

Madeleine Carroll and Stirling
Hayden, the star combination that
proved itself so successful with its
first appearance few months ago,
returned to the screen at Warmers
State theater this afternoon in the
technicolor tropic romance BAHIA
ma Passage" which may be seen
and enjoyed for four days.
Bahama Passage" Is love story
told in some of the most beautiful
technicolor seen by loclities in many
a movie moon and is the picture
that took stars Madeleine Carroll
and Stirling Hayden, together with
company of forty men and women
to the British West Indies, 1000
miles from the film center. This is
the picture that simply had to be
filmed in the tropic country where
author Nelson Hayes original story,
''Dildo Cay" was laid; no Hollywood
set could be trusted to reproduce Its
exquisite beauty. This is the pic
ture that had to be made In techni-
color to recreate the colorful glory
of the Bahamas.
kOO w I4lC 1odlldlAES WCAAb tliC Will
pany. Bahama Passage warrants
the trip. The technicolor camera
has captured the full rich magni-
licence of the Bahama countryside
the blue, tropical waters; the
coral reefs; the lush foliage. Made
leine Carroll, especially, looks ter
ri in technicoior.
Briefly, the story of Bahama
Passage" is the story of life on the
salt-producing island of Salt Cay,
a riny, sparsely populated tive-mile
long bit OF land isolated in the At
lantic Ocean. Only half dozen
white people control the privately
owned island of several hundred
native blacks who work at the,
manufacture and shipment of solar
salt.
Against this background is told
an intensely exciting love story. The
stars aren't the only ones who turn
in fine performances. Much credit
for an absorbing screen production
goes to Flora Robson, Cecil Kella-
way, Leo G. Carroll and Mary An
derscn for brilliant support.
And for your further enjoyment
the management presents the hi
larious hit Blonde Goes to Col
lege," the latest in the laugh-packed
Bumstead screen family series.
Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake and
Larry Sirnm are featured.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-04

LOST-Pair OF glasses between 3l5
and 853 Bank st. Mon. p. m. Re-
turn Democrat Office
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POLLS

On the stage of the LoeW Poll
theater, there will be presented in
person tomorrow, what-without a
doubt, is one of the most spec
tacular stage shows ever presented
anywhere at any time. For three
shows daily On Thursday and Fri
day of this week Count Berni Vicci
will present mis- Spices of 1912" with
more than so people in the cast, 80
of them girls, these together with
his NBC all-girl orchestra.
There will be all of Is amazing
scenes, these being set on three
stages. Among the glitter.ng spec
tacles to unfold before your eyes
will be the sensational floating
violin, the Indian fantasy, the La
Conga fiesta, the Cavalcade of
American, these are only a few OF
the mammoth surprises in store for
you in the greatest stage show of
all time, Count Berni Vicci's Spices
of 1912"
The cast of this gala show includes
such famous BroadWayites as Ross
and PIERRE, Barr and Estes, Sandy
Lane company, the Three Flames,
Paul Kirklando, Mary Poue. Eddie
Barran, the Six Marvelettes, group
of Artists Models, Charlotte on the
Hammond organ, Jerry on the Nova
chord, 20 Dancing Dolls, and many
more too numerous to mention here.
All are leading names of the en-
tertainment world and have APP
peared in the top New York and
Hollywood stage productions for
years, and are taking time out be-
tween their new contracts to make
a personal appearance tour through
out the country, this theater being
one of the first spots on this tour
Don't miss this outstanding stage
attraction being presented Thurs
day and Friday OF this week.
In addition to the gigantic stage
bill there will be an outstanding
screen program headed by George
Sanders and Wendy Barrie in "A
Date with the Falcon" plus many
entertaining shorts.
Coming to close tonight at the
Loew Poll theater is the Goth Cen
fury Fox smash hit, How Green
Was My Valley" co-starring Walter
Pidgeon and Maureen O'Hara at the
head of an impressive cast, and
on the same program--"M1ss PONY
a hilariously funny comedy Tea
turing Zasu Pitts and Slim Sum
merville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-04
STRAND

Barbara Stanwyck and Henry
Fonda, the star comedy team which
made The Lady Eve" one OF the
most delightful films of last season.
are contributing another madcap
marital marathon to the Strand the
alter screen entitled You Belong to
Me-" which may be seen and en-
joyed today through performances
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Announcements
Lost and Found

HAVING LOST smy Passbook No
1900, issued to me by The Wa
: terbury Savings Bank, I hereby
make application for new one.
James Casertano.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-04

Dental Plates Repaired hrs. 81
Your old plate made like new. up
CITY DENTAL LABORATORY
161 East Main st. Dial 1896
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Saturday evening.

Saturday evening.
"You Belong to Me-" presents the
s'nrs as a bride who wouldn't stay
for breakfast and groom who mar
ried his doctor because he liked her
bedside manner.
The swift, saucy tempo OF the pic
ture, it's pert situations and saucy
dialogue, make the film one that
should he seen by everyone.
Fonda is excellent as the playboy-
husband who watches his wife's
medical career in growing perturba-
ton and alarm, who elbows up" ire
uuently at her patients and who
even wages a battle with himself
and loses. Similarly excellent Is Miss
StanWuck, as the bride who wouldn't
stay for breakfast because she had
to keep proper Office hours.
Together, this stellar combina-
ton of "You Belong to Me" reveal
an understanding and appreciation
of the fine art of farce and frollc
which makes their pairing and there
fore, themselves as individuals, In
finitely more valuable to the screen.
The major supporting players in
clude Edgar Buchanan, Roger Clark
Ruth Donnelly and Melville Cooper.
Don Ameche and Joan Bennett
are co-starred in the co-feature,
Confirm or Deny, thrill-packed
story of newspaperman played
against q bomb-wrecked London.
Here is a show that should be
right at the top of your must" list.
Plan now to see it before the closing
performance Saturday evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-04
New York Stations
WEAF--G6O - WOR-71O - WJZ-77O - WABC-8SO

WABC-Amos N Andy.
715-WEAF-John w. Wander
woR-confidentially Yours
WJI-Lost Persons
WBC-Lanny Ross, Tenor
7:30-WEAF-Al Roth's Orch;
Danny Kaye
WOR-'The Lone Ranger
WJZ-Muggsy Spanier's Or
chestra
WABC-kay Thompson and
Co.; Guest
-WJZ-Upton Close
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Thin
Man. Claudia Morgan
WoR-Cal Tinney
WJZ-Quiz Kids; Joe Kelly
WABC-'Meet Mr.. Meek
Budd Hulick
8:15-WOR-'Go Get It; Treasure
Hunt
Observation-Disclosures Party,
Louise Massey
WJZ-Manhattan at Mid
night
WABc-Dr. Christian Jean
HershAt; News
S:45--W OR-Leon keyserling
9:00-W Eddie Cantor, Lionel
Stander
Gabriel Heater
Wabash st. Chamber
Music Society
WABC-Fred Allen, Kenny
Baker, Portland Hoffa,
Monty Woolley
9S15--WOR-The Answer Man
9:30-W EAF--.Mr. District Attor-
ney,' jay Jostyn
WOR-Spotligh Bands
'Strang Mr.. Pertwee'
9:45-WOR-'Mi Meades Chill
dren
10:00-W EAF-Kay Kyser's College
of Musical knowledge;
Trudy Erwin, Harry Bah
bitt
WOR-Raymond G. Swing
WJI-American Melody
Hour
WABC-Glenn Miller's Orch.
5-WOR-Batavia News
WABC-Music's Great Mo-
ments; Jan Peerce
30--WOR-Jerry Wayne, Songs
WJZ-TIillman and Clapper
10:45-W
WJZ-Ted Steele's Orch.
WABC-News, Mark Fawley
II GOV EAF-News, George Put
WoR-News, Jay Sims
WJZ-News; Johnny Longs
orch.
WABC-Maj George L. Eliot
15-WEAF-Music You Want
WOR-Freddy Martins Orch.
WABC-Nursery Concert
IL :30--W EAF-Bob Armstrong;
orch.
WoR-Adventures in Melody
WJZ-Jan Savitt's Orch.
WABC-Dr. Thomas Parran
ll:45-W ABC-Vaughn Monroe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-04
NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT
AIS ppI.l(-ATu

This is to give notice that !,
Adelma j. Therreault, of Williams
St. Oakville. Conn, have filed an
application dated Feb. 4th, 1912,
with the Liquor Control Commission
for q Package Liquor Permit for
the sale of alcoholic liquor on the
premises, 40S WATERFOWL Ave-, Wa
terbury, Conn. The business Is own
ed by Gertrude w. Wiesen, of Davis
ST.. Oakville, Conn. and will be con-
Quoted by Adelma ]. Therreault. of
Williams ST.. oakville, Conn.,. as
ADELMA J. THERREAULT.
Dated Feb. 4th. 1912. 2-4-ll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-04
1OS0-WTIC-2SS

4. NJ.
4:00-Backstage Wife
4.1J-Stella Dallas
4;30-Lorenzo Jones
4.45-Young Widder Brown
$780, When a Girl Marries
5:l5-Portia Faces Life
5:30-We. The Abbotts
o:45-Laura G. Gaudct, Pianist
5:55--Stand BY, America
6:00-News
6:15-Professor Andre Schenkcr
6:S0-Musical Appetizer
6:4o-Lowell Thomas
7:00-Fred Warnings Orch,
1:15-NeWs of the World
S:30-Connecticut Forum--For
Defense
A:00-Adventures 70 the Thin Man
$40 Plantation Party
9:00-Timc to Smile
a:S0--Mr District Attorney
1o.09-Kay kyser
IL :00--News
II :15-N Nelson Olmsted
] ! ;3p-The Ink Spots
Armstrong; Orch.
12:00--War News
12:05--Freddie Ebner's Orch.
2:30-Beasley Smiths Orch.
12:55-Ne S
1:00-Silent
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-04
NOTICE

DISTRICT Of WATERFOWL, SIS.
PROBATE COURT.
Estate of JOHN CURTISS, late
of WATERFOWL in said District
deceased.
Pursuant to the order of said
Court, dated the 10th day of De
cember 1871, 1 viii sell at public
auction, on the 10th day OF Feb
ruary 1912, at the Probate Office in
said Watertown, at o'clock IN
the afternoon, the following real
estate belonging to said estate, viz:
A certain farm. containing 52
acres, more or less. with all inn
provements thereon, situated in said
Town of WATERFOWL and bounded:
Northerly on lands Of Frederick
ii. Gillette and Edwin III, Peck:
Easterly on land of said Gillette
and highway;
Southerly on land formerly Of
Benjamin Johnson;
Westerly on land formerly of Cur
tbs II. Atwood. With highway
running through same.
Also II certain lots situated In
said Town of WATERFOWL and being
shown as lots numbered "a. rs, 76.
113 to 119 inclusive, and lao to lac
inclusive. on Plan of Buckingham
Terrace on file In the Town Clerks
office in said Watertown.
IRVING +. SMITH.
2-4-1t Committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-04
CATTLEMAN HUSTON
1920 Kqocycles

Walter Huston, who plays James
cagney's father in yankee Doodle
DANDY" raises Hereford cattle ON
~ lsass CanixA California ranch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-04
MANY Excellent Used Car Buys Now AvaableSee These Ads
For Rent Real Estate
Suburban For Rent

RENT OR SALE-Litchfield, Conn.
Six room house, modern improve
ments, newly redecorated. Eve
nings, Waterbury 3-2642.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-04
Legal Notices
NOTICE

STATE Of CONNECTICUT, DIS
TRICT of WATERBURY,, IS. PRO
BATE COURT, Jan. 18th, 1892.
ESTATE of MARY +. REll.EI
late of the town of Waterbury, IN
said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the
District Of Waterbury, hath limited
and allowed six months from the
late hereof for the creditors of said
estate to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts. properly at
tested, within said time, will be
debarred a recovery. All persons IN,
debted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
The CITIZENS & TURERS
NATIONAL BANK,
Executor.
BY THOMAS +. MOORE,
2-2-3t Trust Officer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Didn't Stop
Al Arierial
Puyollup Mon Hurt
H Autos Collide

c<rsis n. Harry. Rsa<e I. -
tno Fuy.Eiar. 80 n Fssssiiur
General ks<pstsi Ts~sssy .affsrsnx
frcm q 80 80 ln1ury snd facial
cuts tn< r~~slt q another ec,is>Ae-
n which to ster szsn 81 hscn<yr
errnsr n<sr ruysllap 49, sxnored
state rstrcl offlc~r creess rave
= nsriix<nt driving tsssst - n~nnT
Z. tore.. cf camn~risnd. ariv>r -
ire ether ear involved N tss yssn
~ith n.rry's Ion<s w.s - hurt.
Two persons - tn> ~>ss.srd ts-
iured ii.t Ger. rsrcrtss s>stsf
Tuesday.
Hsnrs L>niare. - ssis Ne. oess
-. unconscious n ~. jessph's he.
rstsl since an early Sunday sees-
a<nt 81 issh ard cc<nm~rss 81.
as reported ressIning cnsscscus.
ness Tuesday morning. Hs vss :
passenger IN . nzstcrcyei<
Donovan W. Warren. At $3.50 Ne.
stth q Who fen frrm his essyeis
while riding Down Ma soth a. nj
Sunday. ~.s tfsnsfsff~d Monday
sft<rnoon from Taenms General q
ths Pierce County hospital aaa -.
ported getting along vel there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Order Of Rainbow for Girls
In Puyallup Names Officers

PUYALLUP-M Miss Shirley Glenn
ents was the choice for worthy
adviser of Puyallup assembly,
Order Of Rainbow for Girls. at the
quarterly election held at Masonic
hall Monday night. She succeeds
Irene Fesrn.
Other officers chosen were Helen
Pappas, associate adviser, Jean
Kemp, charity; Novella Cochran.
hope; Joyce Fearn. faith; Loretta
Rogers, love: Barbara Workman.
religion; Annabelle Crosson. ma
ture; Betty Wrigley. Immortality;
Marjorie crosson. fidelity: Alice
Ellison, patriotism: Shirley Thomp-
son, service. and Eleanore KEEP
hart. reporter. The new treasurer
is Theodore Schroeder; Lillian Lar
son is chaplain: Marian Grant. drill
leader; Virginia Kemp, confiden-
tial observer. Martha Wright. outer
observer: Natalie Bum. musician;
Frances Bum, choir director. Pat
Gaspard. standard bearer. and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Burglar Gets $50
AT Coffee Shop

Burglary of the Hiway Coffee
shop. at 5402 Pacific ave, and
theft of about $50 were reported
to police Tuesday by the pro-
prietor, Mrs. Kitty Crummey. She
said approximately SIS of that
sum was taken from a jimmied
pinball machine, and about IS
from a fruit jar kept under the
counter.
Wash-day thefts were reported
by Mrs. Warren Gormley and Mrs
Ollie johnson OF 1866 So G st
Both reported their clothes lines
raided Monday.
A thief who selected an auto
mobile tire as the most valuable
and negotiable article in sight
entered the basement of Stanley
Bvrachek. 1901 So. Yakima ave,
Monday night, he reported to
police.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Au-0ui Aiiaek
Started BY Duieh

fcnntlns>6 fran r.ue uDei
s>sslns rarsn&n - - - hnv-
hpr. which waazi - - ntnn< -
rcrsAnee 4 ~ p4t<h hrnb u. -
tharcazh -Gcinx 80 - 1euerse-
tisn. nat<n sathnvisses 80 1T
u win tshs s.eaths fov ~ joUe-
a<s~ = rsssere ~ al ustas =
~essirs ecedztlne A. n 49,
time IN ssssars ~ th~ Island -
reported n hsv< sess sh<m @eny
men. fsf ths psish a~f>ua>vs. 81
a ~hnn escaped. hsd tAe savsn-
tAge - . marrow h~N<h tsfrn1n
escsed ~ nsarsAy fsnsss.
c~~euD1sss sss1n
rns japanese sstschs - ~ esn-
trail cslseps esass msy - ~
prelude % ssw I1vN~ion sftemyea
~ IN th< p~ss. has pssrn ssshers-
tsss .~ld ths Japanese spp>srsd -
b~ d~ssflnx mast ~ ts>ir sne<uy
To eaasaisSstins th~s< gain 81
Tsrshsn.
thirty heavy scmh~ wevs
dropped en kaisa~<fsis. 80 mstes
dawn th~ c<ise>s sesss ffcm Tara.
han. hut th< enly casualty Fsp~ssss
vas the woundins II : nou-eomr
misssnned officer
Later 1sp~n<s~ planes rnist~1
Tsrnsss. killing - p>r~ensI wusnd.
ing four seriously and - sts9nsty
and setting IRE to esprs ssoves.
warehouses ard huiidsner n fhs
center II the town Th< fires weve
put down with dlfficuitr. T~vusts
u of ths vest sosss u uiIoie. n
the Dutch Moiueca group. tns ~.
torie spies islands
Nesh~vlaa1s p,saes sssepe
sst ever ~ ls<ses - . ~
sffesaivs sgn1sss Sspeseap
wsr.hsps 60 tsssspsvss - ~
tsay Tssahaa is1ns1s ssss~s-
a~s~s sssss tss1hrssa4 h~ssy
casualties 9. ~ snpnann&
A smsii part NJ the smnatfis<
ssrrisun. which had fosixht h<ase.
~ bst hnpeiessiy for three dsyz
against aysr~h~lmlnE sdds. man
aged Ia fight 10 wsy n nornsa
In fses ~ msreai~<s fir~ fFur lap
snsss psrsenssslsis sna sss-bevss
troop. and Jsp.nes~ invsssaa snsps
offshof~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Woodworking Gloss
Offered at Bryont

Tho second half-term of the
Bryant school handwriting class
In the school-oentercd recreation
program will open Tuesday eve
ming at ! o'clock. II was announced
by Mrs. Pearl Brtton Lees. IN
Etructor.
Included with beginning and sd-
ysnced hand weaving. Two nss
handicrsfts will be featured.
needlepoint crochet and Numdsh
rug work.
She pointed out that members
Of last term glasses should claim
their pieces left At the school be
fore they are offered for sale
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14

Mayor Harry p. Cain, c. Dale
Bowman and George W. osgood
are the three new vestrymen
elected at the annual parish meet
ing Of Christ Episcopal church
Monday night
Delegates appointed 10 attend
the diocesan convention in Seattle
January 25th and 76th include
Mrs. r. y. Pfeiffer. MIRA r. l.
Reynolds. Mrs. J. Z. Morris. Mrs.
C. A. Hemstreet. Mrs. Thomas
Eekstrom, Ray Puddicombe. c.
Dale Bowman. p. y. Stevens,
Charles Hilton and Frank
Lateham.
Reports indicated that the
parish II in sound financial
condition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Allis-Chalmers Low
With Bid Of $40. 9l2

The Allis-chalmsrs hsnufsetur-
lng Co. submitted a lo~ bid Of
$40 ,sI2 10 the Tacoma board Of
contracts and awards Monday on
four 500, COOK oii circuit break
ers for the city light division.
Other bids were Westinghouse
s2i $50: Home Electric, s2i 200.
and General Electric. s7I $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Japs Step Up Day
Raids on Malaga

CONTINUED from fsks unsl
raced cat In go shoaf dawn IN
number. contrasting with rr~vsesss
British aerial activity in this
sector.
difference To allied airrlsnes
Indicated that American. Dutch
and Australian ~ well =. British
planes were joining In the dsfens<
Of the Aslays area and that re-
lnforcements. probably from Amer
lea. had arrived.
Only Nesaay uvtttsh sfn-
~saI Visiting . guerrilla eassp
In Malaga nd asserted NET
the sIii~s wessd have ats 60
p~rssrssy wisbis few assa
II Was reported that ~ least
II Japanese plsnes wsfe shns
down Monday. when mars Jap
aness plane. were s~eu In The
Singapore area than on any day
since tia war started More Inn
perssb planes were seen also. and
they were hitting back harder and
more frequently.
there wsrs i7s enemy planes
over the island area Monday In
fleets Of 10. 10 and Is, Each tins
allied planes engaged than and
their bombs did no damage.
talngspors. like thu Netherlands
East Indies. nos mentlons "aiissd
planes. II wss known that Neither.
land. planes had heen actiss off
Singapore
raw To LINZ rOn6ts
The japanese were reported n
he attempting 10 hns their east
and vest coast forces for the real
night for ssngspors. whieh ssperfs
here sad was Just starting 90 .
line $50 miles IN the nnrth.
TIE present line. with ths
empire fsrc~s b~s~d 81 ssssm-
han. was th~ hs~s II . tn
asgie which hsd Singapore fss
lie apes.
A. THIS bass narrowed. sssum
ing that tina Japanese ssrs shis
10 continue their advance. u va
bellsved that empire rssistsncs
would get Increasingly stronger
There ~ss unsbsksa condolences
mere.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
~ AIR R AID
w MEETINGS

Precinct SIS. Wednesday At 1880
.. m, Park Avenue school.
Precinct 1902. Thursday evening,
7:30, at vFw hall. South Tacoma.
A civilian defense meeting will
be held for residents OF precinct
so at Horace Mann school at 8 p.
m. "Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
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