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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16
Kidnapping

Continued from rage One
with the offer of new dolly"
and then drove to a library 10
get his wife.
"She asked me who the child
belonged to and l said it belong
ed to me and my ex-wife."
They left San Francisco at
once, drove north to Willis,
Calf, where they stopped at an
auto court for a few hours to
rest.
1--WE left there about / or 1870
a. m. "wednesday and drove to
Grants Pass, Oregon, arriving
there about 1870 a. m.
ION Oct. Is we took the child
to the school there in Grants
Pass and told the little girl to
stay with the kids at school. We
left Grants Pass (and) came
to Red Bluff where we were ar
rested -.
FREE CONFESSION
I'VE have made this state
ment of our own free will with
out promise of anything"
The statement was signed
Beaumont B. and Charlotte Du
Bots"
Du Bots is 80, his wife 43.
They were married last May.
Sheriff Froome said Du Bots
told him he had always wanted
a child of his own and took vi
Wan to satisfy his desire.
Vivian was located shortly af-
ter S p. m. yesterday when the
principal of the Grants Pass
where the Du Bois had left her,
called police. She was quickly
identified.
The child told chief of police
Carl Dallas at Grants Pass that
the couple who had taken her
for "a long, long ride" was my
new daddy and mommy."
MY real daddy's name is
Morrie and my Mommy's name
is Louise, but my new daddy is
going to buy me a dolly" she
told Chief Dallas.
San Francisco police said the
couple probably would be taken
to San Francisco today and
charges likely would be filed
there.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16
Valiant u S. Filters Receive
Coveted Awards for Bravery
Thsoe 1wd llewts. Receive
Silver Seess fes Smeshins Raid

| Northwest Twelfth ST., Oklaho-
ma City, Okla; Technical Sergt.
Martin M. Schadl, $50 Douglas
St, Akron, O.; Staff Sergt. Der
win d. Terry, 1919 Twentieth
Place, Santa Monica, Calf; First
Lieut.. Coleman Stripping, Mar
ion, La; Technical Sergt. Sam
e, Weaver, Two Rocky River
Drive, Berea, o.. Sergt. w. c.
Roussel, New Haven, Ind; Cor
poral Robert Anderson, Bristol,
Va; and Private Sydney Schwi-
MINER, 101 Sherman Ave, New
York City.
Lieutenants Burda, DeShazo
and Wilson were in a Flying For
tress which struck hard at Ra-
baul Aug. IL in an effort to Grip
pie Japanese shipping being used
in the Solomons.
They blasted their way
through q protective screen Of
japanese Zeros to reach the tar
get area, fought off the Japanese
pilots while they loosed their
bombs and held them at bay on
the long journey to the home
base.
Sergeant Weaver and Private
Schwimmer won their awards
also for action over Rabaul Aug.
8, during the height Of the Solo
mons landing by United States
Marines. Both were gunners of a
Fly Fortress which was intercept
ted by is Zeros just before it
reached the target.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

SEATTLE, WASH, Oct. 10
R)-Al Hostak, who twice has
held the National Boxing asso-
cations middleweight champ
ionship, doesn't know when he's
licked. His comeback plans
were spoiled two weeks ago
when he lost q close decision to
Harry kid" Matthews. Yester-
day he signed for a return bout.
No date has been set for the
match.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16
K. Of {. Members Urged
10 Up Aid 10 War Effort

District Deputy John Wy
socki, of Detroit, called on men,
bers of the local chapter Of
Knights of Columbus to Guido
their previous record of service
in aiding the war effort when
he appeared as principal speak
er at q dinner attended by 80
members at the X. Of c. Hall
last night. "
The meeting, at which Cliff
ford John presided as toastmas-
ter, ended with q prayer for men
in service. Grand knight Robert
Wright presided.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16
Raj


Rhineland occurred week ago
when single bombers made a
daylight attack on the Upper
Rhineland region.
The RATS attack last night
marked the seventh night oper-
alton against targets in Germany
this month.
Great Britain meanwhile had
a quiet night except for south'
east coast town which was visit
ed by two German raiders early
today. Machine-gunning and
bombing caused some damage,
British reports said, but there
were no casualties.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16
QUOTA ExCELLED

OWOSSO - up - Shiawas-
see County exceeded its war
chest quota. Drive leaders re-
ported an incomplete response Of
$5O,182, compared with the
quota of $40, 1928. The war chest
includes Owosso's annual COM
munity chest.
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Russia
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and numerical superiority of the
assault force was officially &C.
knowledged. Little room was
left for maneuvers on the west
bank of the Volga there.
(The Germans declared last
night that they had reached the
Volga on a two-mile front, the
Berlin radio said.)
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

England's prime minister,
Winston Churchill, has been
known to dictate letters while
taking q bath.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

1t is possible to get seasick in
submarine under water just
as easily as in a vessel on the
surface.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

Almost ~ per cent of the
world is covered by water.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-16

machine because of ARTHRlTIS.
Now, it doesn't bother him Bit Here
is his letter which explains
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The shooting was the first
hunting fatality in the state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
To Study Ways Of Saving Records
In Event War Comes 10 This Area

mittee on conservation of cultural
resources. are Theodore Nelson, of
Pacific Lutheran college; Jack
Roberts. assistant city controller;
s. s. Reynolds, courthouse building
manager. and Charles T. Chandler
of the National Bank of Washing
ton.
One of the first detectives of the
committee will be to assess the
Importance of records, to give
them priorities. determine what
must be preserved at all costs and
what documentary treasures rea-
sonably could be stored at some
distance, such as on the east side
of the Cascades.
1t was pointed out that the city
hall and courthouse could not be
called safe buildings for keeping
records. even In normal times. and
certainly not in the case of bomb
ing.
A visitor at the city hall meet
ing was Glen Lathrop, state direc-
tor of the Washington Historical
Records survey, who discussed use
of mierofilm for preservation of
important documents in small
space.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
AUTOISIS TO HELP KEEP EN- FLYING"
Uncle Sam Shops Hop By Using Quality Your
You Will GiUe Flyers

600 barrels are wasted They come
out in the form Of. among other
things. lower-octane essolines for
automobiles. That's why there's
going to be less high-oetane gaso-
line for your motor cars in the
future.
But IL you find one of these days
that your car motor needs to be
adjusted for lower-octsne gsso-
line, that 1t has less pull, more
knock-remember that. thanks to
your small sacrifice. an American
flier somewhere is able to carry a
heavier load of guns or bombs, Is
able to fly higher. farther and
faster than his enemy.
Your sacrifice helps keep 'em
flying"-to victory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
WHY AIR FORCE NEEDS
OUR BEST GASOLINE

Today. 100-octane In a military
must" for our growing air force.
II makes possible more powerful
engines that weigh less; IL gives
our planes faster rates OF climb:
greater maneuverability and en-
ables our bombers To carry heavier
loads. II Is made in quantity only
In the United States, and 1t now
powers the planes of our allies
as well as our own. The Axis
powers cannot make this super
fuel.
Already f00-octane aviation gas
oline has played a leading role In
the brilliant feats of the Army.
Navy and Marine Corps birdmen
In the Battle of the Pacific. Al
ready 1t has been an important
element In carrying the Royal Air
Force to dominance In Western
Europe.
Its priceless advantages can be
utilized In any one of three ways;
or-as In the case in actual prae-
tice combination OF the
three:
II can be used for greater power
at tskeoff. IL can be used for
maintaining speed and power at
higher attitudes tenabling a fiier
to get ION top" of his enemy and
ont-maneuver him In battle). II
can be used for longer range per
gallon. meaning that one OF our
planes could travel many miles
further using 10o-octsne than II
could using e1-octane or less-as
the enemy must.
Actual comparisons of the fuel
are difficult because 1t can't be
used to advantage in any engine:
the engine must be designed 10
utilize it. However. engineers have
calculated that. IL two ships were
built identically. except for their
engines. one to use sl-octane and
the other to use 100-octane. the
latter could:
Develop approximately IS per
cent more power nj takeoff.
Or. malntaIa its maximum speed
NJ 500 feet higher altitude.
Or. Use shout 100 gallons less
gasoline about GA pounds (which
weight could be put into bombs
guns or smmunitlonl OR q 600
mile trip.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
HERE'S WHAT you
WILL GIVE OUR AIRMEN

One OF the very important sd-
vsntages which 10o-octsne offers
10 the chance TO use lighter
engines. For example. 1850
horsepower engine. designed to
use loo-octsne gasoline. weighs
about 1850 pounds with access
Dries, including propeller. BY con-
trast. q i75o-hoursepower engine
designed for el-octane weighs
about $500 pounds. That means
700 pounds Of weight saved pei
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20

will double and treble our 10000
tame supplies are either under
construction or ready to start in
the near future. Present plants
are being enlarged.
To speed output. Mr.. Ickes has,
among other things, obtained
ALA ratings for all applications
for materials to build new 10000
tame plants. effected an agree
ment with companies owning pat
ents on the complicated refining
process to reduce royalties by half.
thus enabling other companies to
afford to participate; enlisted the
beSt brains of the oil industry by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20

engine, or / 400 pounds for a two
engined ship. The l,400 pounds
saved weight can be utilized for
more bombs. guns and ammunition
or for more fuel for longer trips.
Such are typical OF the victory
margins" in speed, power and
maneuverability which 100-oc-
tame gives Uncle Sam and his al
lies over the Axis. Just what IA
this gasoline marvel that small
sacrifice In your motoring plea
sure makes available to your sky
fighter
Its full name Is "100-octane
number gasoline. "Octane num-
ber." reduced TO simplest terms is
the anti-knock quality in a fuel.
The automobile gasoline which
you used in the early 'twenties
was around 60-oetane or less. To-
day. II you buy premium. or So
called ethyl gasoline, you get
so to s2-oetane number. II you buy
regular" you get rs to 77-octane
number. The octane numbers of
third grade are IS to II.
While these automobile fuels
are quite adequate for your cars
motor. IL used in one of our new
Army or Navy planes the knock
would be 30 great that II would
probably wreck their high-com-
preston engines before the plane
got off the ground. Only 1oo-oc-
tame will meet their needs.
One hundred oetane number
gasoline Is not a single product,
but a blend of four basic compon-
ents: a basic stock" "high-oe-
tame blending agent" light
blending agent" and tetraethyl-
lead, the so-ealled ethyl" used in
premium automobile gasoline. Ad-
dition of three or four cubic GEN.
timeters OF tetraethyllead to each
gallon of the three other compon-
ents brings the octane number 10
100.
The final product, obtained by a
vastly complicated method Of re-
filming crude oil. contains. in add
ton To anti-knock qualities. three
highly important characteristics:
l. Proper boiling range" so it
will burn smoothly at normal
engine temperatures between 100
and 325 degrees.
2. Low "yapor pressure" No that
il will not evaporate either at sea
level or high attitudes, causing
''yspor lock" to stop engine.
). Low water-soluability. II avn
alton gasoline absorbed water. the
water would freeze at high alti-
tudes, elogging fuel lines.
So all IN all, the 10o-oetane svia-
tion gasoline is literally tailor
made for tailor-made engines: the
modern American military air
plane won't perform AT its best
without i00-octane. and 10000
tame won't yield Us full benefits
To an engine that isn't built for IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Wholesale Mart
s Stable Here

Local Wholesale dealers Thuns-
day reported steady but active
trading markets.
Lettuce. carrots and potatoes
wsr rsceivsd BY produce dealers.
Who said that caulifiower. green
enions and radishes were expected
- arrive hers Friday. No change
n prices was anticipated.
Dealers were paying farmers IS
eents per ID. for 5utterfat and held
that price for Wholesale release.
Butter ranged from 81 to z0ss
cents per ID. al scores inclusive.
Sugar from 1858 TO $3.50 per
ewt. was still scarce.
Listed quotations are wholesale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
creating the Petroleum Industry

creating the Petroleum Industry
Council for National Defense.
The job to be done is still ire
mendous one. To get the 100000
barrels or 5,040, 900 gallons of 100
octane daily-the goal Coordina-
tor Ickes announced last Septem-
ber-you have to start with more
than 100000 barrels of crude
each day, or one-third of the en-
tire U. s. production at its highest
level. For 100-octane aviation
gasoline L. the cream that comes
from crude oil: 100. 1000 barrels Of
good East Texas crude yield only
about IL 900 barrels of 100-octane.
That doesn't mean the other 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Actions in Divorce

New suits for divorce had been
filed in superior court THURSDAY
by Josephine against Arden bn sue
hanan alleging desertion; Lucille
against Dudley Wright Dean,
alleging burdensome home me-
vivien NJ. against Joseph c. soltis,
alleging burdensome home me-
frankie Niles Davis against Z.
W. H. Davis. alleging more than
fiv. years separation and Clara
AGAINST s. J. r. Olson. alleging
burdenSome home life.
Introductory DEGREES have been
granted n. y. from joyce ID.
OrIzrd and Edith from L ". Cay.
A final decree was granted IN the
suit Of L High against Howard
High.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20

Means of defending from war
damage important records of the
city of Tacoma and Pierce county.
of schools. banks and businesses,
the State Historical society and
lioraries will be studied soon by
a committee of five men represent
ing those groups.
The committee headed by War
rem Perry. librarian at the College
of Puget Sound, was formed from
larger group Of Is which met
with Mayor Harry p. Cain at the
city hall Wednesday afternoon.
Others to serve with Perry, who
also is a member of the state COM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Reclaimed Moteriol
For Rubber Heels

Use Of crude rubber in heels
for civilian use has been entirely
halted TO save $4,000 tons annually
for military purposes. One large
rubber company has announced.
however, that IT will be able TO
produce a satisfactory substitute
heel made entirely from reclaimed
rubber.
Machines have already been con-
verified and a full line of heels
made from this substance, which
is obtained from the nations used
rubber articles. is now being man.
ufactured.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20

Gi;cenyey

Marriage iiesnes applications
were received Thursday BY the
county auditor from the follow
ing.
Wesley n. Best. %. Fort Lewis.
and Betty Anne Bellefeuille. =.
Seattle: Donald E. Allen. -. Fort
Lewis. and Betty Jean Warner.
p, Of 31o2 No. Warner st: Ebert
L. Olson. IS. Fort Lewis. and
Louise J. winnett. IS. Kalispell.
Mont: Claude Ipox. rs. Fort
Lewis. and Berthe Owen. -.
Cutler. Calf: Thorman J. Lam
ming. %. Fort Lewis. and Irene
kasza. IS. Seattle: Morris F.
Larkins. %. Fort Lewis. and Irene
Zamgaw, 10. Salem. Ore. James
T. Ruble. Fl. Mcchord Field. and
Lorna Mae Bliss. Is. of 1922 So
Park ave: Newell Razey Kelley.
81. Fort Lewis. and Beret Geor-
gean udet. 10. San Francisco.
Donald II. Benstine, %. Fort
Lewis. and Shirley Jean sather.
1e, of us Ea. 35th st: Loren
George Mears. 20, of 6e0s So.
Montgomery st: and Mary Louise
Dawson, II. of 1891 South Ia
coma way. Clarence A. Jost. %,
Fort Lewis. and Gloria C. Con-
zales, %, wilmette. ILL.,: Robert
II. Martin. %. Fort Lewis, and
Hattie Ula Brown, Is. Seattle:
Harold r. Hall. %. Fort Lewis. and
Doris May Ellen Bunce, "a, Of
622 So. 35th st.
Doyle L. Laisure. 30. Fort Lewis.
and Evelyn Maxine Shaw, rs, OF
1007ia Pacific ave-; Floyd Stanley
Glomsky. rs, and Edna G. Gun
strom, rs, both of 2115 So. 56th
st; Marvin J. Pidcock, %. Fort
Lewis, and Elnora Irene Waugler.
20. of 1927 So. Thompson ave,
Wallace Z. Kinney, %. Fort Lewis.
and Evelyn Harriet Hampton. 81.
Oswego, Ore: Eugene Whitney
Shellworth. 20. Eau Claire, Wis,
and Martha Nancy Buckley. 26, OF
404 No. Tacoma ave-; George w.
Hicks, 20, Fort Lewis, and
Marion f. Gunthrie. 20, Fern
wood. Idaho; Harry D. Smith. 2s.
and Roberta Pickerill, 20, both OF
Chicago.
Hardy Bell Dulin, %, Fort Lewis,
and Margie Louise Hoyt, le, OF
1851 Fawcett ave-: Fred Brayko,
81. Fort Lewis, and Anne S. Kern,
IS. Seattle: John c. Townsend,
jr.. %, McCohrd Field, and Judy
Fraser, 81, Interlaaken; Leonard
Walter Sweeney, 20, Fort Lewis,
and Doris Irene Abel, IT, Port
land: Jean Edgar Maltby, ", of
1923 No. Anderson st, and Frances
Frieda Ladzinski, "a. of 5015 No.
26th st; John G. Morris, 26, and
Marion Elizabeth. Sagehorn, 33.
both of Seattle: Lawrence c.
Amos "a, Fort Lewis. and Row.
can Blacker, 10. Corvallis.
James r. White. 81, McChord
field. and Mamma G. Huff. FL, OF
sos Washington apartments; An
thonv C. Burckhard, ~, Fort
Lewis, and Regina Schell, zls
DEVILS Lake, N. D.; Horace Rid
ley Winder, "a, Fort Lewis, and
Antoinette Alvina Reid, rs, Seat
tie. Lionel A. w. Domreis, ~,
Fort Lewis. and Mary Elizapetn
Williams. 20, Portland; waiter
Thomas McGaugh. 81, Fort Lewis,
and Mary Elizabeth Gibbs, Is,
Three Forks. Mont; Thomas 4.
Cain Fl. Fort Lewis, and Layerne
A. Castle, Is. San Francisco;
Clvde Allen Willard. n, Hale,
No. and Ernestine Ruth Scott,
27. Kansas City, Mo-; Johnnie
Lazoga, rs, and consuelo Cam
posano. Is, both of Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Negotiated Peace
Symposium Friday

A symposium on the heed Tor q
negotiated peace and its probable
character viii be presented in the
Y.Wc.A. clubroom Friday at 8
p. m. by the local Committee for
World Peace.
The discussion will he led BY
Robert J. resrsalI. with Selma
Lindseth and Robert Kroodsma as
main speakers and with audience
participation. The public is in
vited.
4-
Portland c1earings SO, l64,lsl.-
0e: balances 81, 965. 1894.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
FRIDAYS TIDES
Pacific standard Time J
Mayor Attending
Meeting in Seattle

Mayor Harry P. Cain was in Sc
attic Thursday attending a special
meeting of the executive board of
the Association of Washington
Cities. Discussion was To center
on plans for the protection of mu-
nicipsl property and the possible
evacuation Of the civilian popula-
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
1T TAKES A LOT OF CRUDE
OIL TO MAKE leo-ocTANE

To make sure that Uncle Sans
fighting pilots get the millions of
gallons OF lOO-octane they need
"a heavy. four-engined bomber.
flying at $50 miles per hour. burns
about $50 gallons an hour. Pc
troleum Coordination Harold l..
Ickes. has launched an extensive
program. When he surveyed the
nations 100-octane production last
summer. II WAS evident that out
put would have TO be trebled. pos
sibly qusdrupled.
And already new plants that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Music for Easier
Beinu Rehearsed

Rehearsals for the Easter muse
are now being held by the choir Of
Holy Rosary church every Friday
Al SIS D. N. at the church George
L. Mitchell Is the new director OF
the group Anyone interested IN
singing Is welcome.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Injured in Accident

Edward II. Gardner. 90. OF RI
7. Box ass. Was treated al Pierce
County hospital Thursday for
slight injuries suffered in a traffic
accident al sgd and Pacific. Gard
ner's auto. police said. was struck
BY a car driven BY Frank Z. Ward.
Is, Of 72I7 So. c St
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20

II fou drive cor, you vii hsle
directly 10 Keep I'm Flying" Flying
foster ond higher ord more offens.
isely fhon con AIS plones. You I'll
DO u BY nokino very snsoii soefi-
tsee-mefelY Using slightly lover
oooiity Of COS for yoof cor. leosine
the h.1h-iesf fuel Tor fouf ~orplones.
The ou,ele below. written exclusively
for The Tooomo Time, tells you how
ord why.
WASHINGTON - w h c n
your car seems to puff a little
harder pulling up hills. il she
burns a bit more gasoline to
the mile. if there's an occa-
sional knock in the motor that
wasn't there before-you can
smile u proud and patriotic
smile. For if your gasoline
doesn't give the performance
you're accustomed To, you'll
have helped 10 keep 'em
flying"
:
The best gasoline in the world
-"100-octane aviation gasoline"
gives Uncle Sans pilots the
added speed. range. bomb-load Ca
paeity and ceiling that provide
the margin between victory and
defeat in the air.
To keep that gasoline flowing,
the motors of the thou
sands OF planes which Uncle Sam
aims to build. means that Amer
icais motorists are going to have
TO sacrifice a certain amount of
quality In their automobile gaso-
lines. because 100-octane gasoline
draws upon some OF the chemical
compounds that 20 into ordinary
motoring gasoline.
Approximately four years ago.
the test-tubes and the complicated
apparatus OF the gasoline labora-
tory put = novelty ON the market.
II WAS a gasoline composed OF
Of eomponents that had =
higher knocking point" and
yielded more power than any
other gasoline ever produced. 1t
was "l00-octane.'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
--HAPPY--
Ki;rthday
ruIrRSDAY. FEBRUARY 10

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10
Cecilia Nephew. 1410 So. G st.
George Walk, Rte. |, Span
away.
Dave Small, Fort Lewis.
Efne May Spill, ss4s SO.
yunett st.
Lorelei Berge, 1855 So. soth st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
KEEP 'EM FLYING"

kkkP kM flrIN0 - your
socrifioe OF O smoII degree of
quolify in your QUITO oosoline
will help Uncle SONS fighting
planes TO fly higher. foster
ond peck O horder woIlop. The
touoh-lookine body obove is
the Curtiss Howk P40-f. new
est ond deodliest of the To-
nous P-40 series-the planes
which u. s. Air Chief n. n.
Arnold declored ore more thon
holding their own with Ger
man, Jop and other oxis fight
ers on oil fronts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20

Psultry-Hsns. solorsd. AZ -
Z ~. 31o17 cts: L<ghorn hens.
moro than ~ lbs.. 170ls cts. and
nnder ~ ibn- 1904 cts: col
orod fries. - cts; roasters. -
Sta; rabbits. s01l eta. live
weight: turkeys. 77u2s cts. per
y. dressed: ducks. more than III
NJ. II cts
Dufterfnt-3e cents.
EGgs-Standard. n cts: medium
- cts.
Thursdays Wholesale
Prices IN Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Stocks Make Technical Gains
Under Leadership Of Autos
Morkets Oft q
Glonco

THURSDAY
Slsrks: Firm in dull dealings.
bsads; Higher: Il. 5. governments
lower.
Curb stocks. Irregular.
Chicago >tecks: Irregulsrly higher.
London stecks: Irregularly lower.
>IIRer. Unchanged
6rain: Up.
Cettsa: OF.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20

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