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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. R. Z. Rosson, Jr.
spent Saturday in jackson.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter All H..
Starkvllle, spen t.a
holidays here with
and Mrs. w. f. Durham.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

Eight teams turning In the larg-
est totals were recognized by
Thomas A. Hin. vice president and
chairman Of the arrangements
committee. They are a. follows
Benny Cram. ste4. David Tuell.
$40. Mrs. Tom Hill. 1851; Mrs.
Christian. 1898: Earl Moore. sass
Byron Scott. s33i: Mrs. Abeel.
1891. and Alfred johnson. t3iss.
Twenty-one workers were In
Quoted INTO the "i00es Club" be-
cause Of having reached their per-
sonal quotas: Paul Bsrb,-. Or. n.
V. Hoover. Frank Giilihan. George
Davis. Gilman Rolstad. Byron
Scott. q. Grimstesd. Or. T. n.
Duerfeldt. VIM. n. Bottcher. W.
". Wood. Henry Disbrowe. Ralph
Evans. Dave Peterson, Mrs. Eu-
gene White. Mrs. w. c. Deering.
Mrs.. J. o. Laws, Al Johnson. G. l.
Sovereign. A " Barnhisel. Benny
Friessen. Clarence Lsnglos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Unemployed
Instructors
To Register

All unemployed. unregistered
teachers in Pierce county are
asked 10 register with Percy J.
Cox. county school superintendent,
at his office in the courthouse. II
was announced Thursday. A short
age Of teachers. due 10 the draft
and other war emergencies. IL be-
ing anticipated. Cox said
Cox directed that teachers
registering must be prepared
TO present their elementary or
secondary school certificates.
He said that administrative
school officials now at liberty
also should register. bringing
with them their administra-
tors credentials.
Cox's request WAS made follow
ing word from Pearl A. Wana-
maker. state superintendent Of
public instruction. asking a census
of unemployed certified teachers
residing in the county and 10 what
extent schools in the county are
being handicapped by teacher
shortage at the present time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
More Sugar May Be Allowed City
Due TO Increase in Population

Some relief for Tacomans faced
with serious ration restrictions on
sugar was in prospect Thursday,
according 10 word from the ma
tional capital
Senator Mon c. Wsllgren tsle-
graphed the Chamber Of Com
meree here that two important
changes are contemplated in the
plan for designating quotas Of
sugar Tations.
The governments war produc-
ton board ruled Wednesday that
sugar quotas are 10 he fixed at
so per cent Of 1871 consumption
las opposed To pegginF during
1912 at the 1910 sales level. wall
gren said.
In addition. the office Of
price control 10 making
study of general population
shifts throughout the nation
H. an aid In establishing sugar
quotas in given areas.
NO estimate 10 possible as TO
when a definite rstioning plan can
be announced" Wsllgrsn said.
The senator's telegram was In
response n a Communication sent
earlier this week BY the Chamber
of Commerce
II had been pointed out that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Tire Thefts
Increase

A gradual rise in tire thefts was
reported to the city council Thurs
day by Safety Commissioner
Holmes Eastwood.
In anticipation Of more such
thievery. he asked Corporation
Counsel Howard Carothers To look
into existing city ordinances to
see IL there is machinery to force
second hand tire dealers TO keep
the same type of records as pawn
shops.
II there is no such power in
city hands. he said. he would like
Carothers to design such an ordi-
nance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
H E r Els MORE ABOUT
Charge Planes Nuisance

ing off from the airport during
the last six months has greatly
increased; that the planes fly
over the cemetery at low alti-
tudes thereby producing loud and
unusual noises which are startling,
harsssing and annoying in the ex-
IRENE and wearing upon the nerves
Of persons who are upon the oeme-
terry premises.
Further. II is charged that the
planes are arriving and taking off
al an average Of one every 10 TO II
minutes all day long from Q a. m.
TO 7 p. m, and fly over the oeme-
terry at an average altitude Of less
than 200 feet.
Disrupts Services
The noise, 1t Is alleged. dis
rupts funeral services and dis
turbs persons attending burials
and visiting graves Of deceased
relatives and friends.
The company says It mas asked
and demanded that the defendants
abste the nuisance. but that moth
ing has come Of the protests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Judge Fee Conducts
u. S. Court Here

Federal Judge James A. Fee of
Portland was conducting court
here Thursday TO hear arguments
on a motion for later trial date
of the Consolidated Public Utiii-
ties district Lewis. Thursion and
Cowiitz eountissl condemnation
suit against N. Puget Sound
Power \ Light Co.
The trial vas originally slated
for Fsb 3 However. samuel y.
H1eYsddsn. We, president ~ the
power company and principal vat-
meas IN the action. Ia suffering ~
health and unable u appear In
court. The company ssss q 3o-dsy
postponsmsnt o. the trial. with
PUD attorneys arguing for a 20
day delay At most
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Eagles 10 Elect
New Secretary

kisction NJ q new SECRETARY 4.
succeed J. Charles psnnis. recent.
" rssisasd. viii b. an important
order Of business Al Friday nights
meeting Of Tacoma Asus No 4
v O. z Candidates for sh< past
are Fred ~. Race ana John uSs.
bricks. both past sommssserv II
the seris
Announcement l. me . thai fhe
meeting ~iii start promptly Al
I'D p, m. instead 81 The ususI 1
oeiess. This 10 IN ofaer n s>f sil
sasiDsss Transacted in tina 10
start shs regular monthly dance
at . p N.
Friday siil ~ HlfshfisId aoller
Night. nth Carl n hissisk ana
y > Washsurn sf ths nirehfssd
conesfn heading . asmmltsse thss
expects 70 initiate about % cen.
dldsi~s
Ina n s~rs. s~ssfzi chairman
Of the 'tSsy Nis~si~~r carnival
slated fef Yea. ala ~ilI outisns
final plsn~ fte tke event and en-.
nounes al sommstses appoint
msnta
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Book Driver Who
Struck 3 Autos

Charged With drunkenness. and
investigation ~ an susamoh.ls &C.
cident. Bsrs y Laird. 81. living
At the Olympus hotel. vas belns
held IN the city jail Thursday.
We Il accused by police Of being
the driver of . car which crashed
into three parked cars near pth
and Pacific ave. early Thursday.
According 10 police FLEE Laird
was driving . car ewnsd by James
n. Mccullough. Win wss q pas
senfsr In the machine ~ the time
Of the accident.
he 10 said 10 have struck three
parked cars. forcing the third car
into . fourth machine parked IN
front 81 a. The nrst three cara
were struck with such force ~
To push thsm up on tho Sidewalk.
police said
Owners Of the cars were listed
as Gene cole. bis 10. Tseoms ave,
Leo Msriotu. 1904 Broadway:
yellow Cab tsxi. and Paul J.
Iserssten Of tsis 10. 18th ct
Two city parking nstsrs we're
Knocked down ana later removed
TO the police station for repairs.
Officer " " Wiley told offl,
eers Dan johnson and G. Q. King
he saw Laird getting out q tbs
drivers seat after the accident
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Has His Finger
Ampuiaied So He
Can Serve u. S.

Patriotism u expressed n var
eus ferus a. different tlmes Il
remained fnr = rsenmaa - under.
- smpuistior ~ = flager - NJ
could enlist IN uneie Sans Nit,
isry ssrvtes. He 1. Stanley q.
Rsrtle II ss2sls u crsndets~
ave . former emrlcse e the
Milwaukee ralircsd.
Rsrties fourth finger - ~
right hand ~ss s,lff following a.
attack q blood poisoning For
that reason Ne ~ss rejected fos
enlistment Nothing dsuntsd. me
young man had the finger snspu-
iated and then succeeded IN pass
ing examination for Inc Coast
Guard We IL new awaiting .
call 10 duty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Whaicom Judge
Hears MILESTONE
Continued From Pace one

Continued From Page One)
prohibition TO prevent her from
certifying Whetstone's name to
the county election board.
DR.. MILESTONE has interviewed
rs another respondent, asserting
he is eligible; Miss Martins an
swer denies any knowledge of the
candidates eligibility beyond the
fact Of his registration and declara-
ton of candidacy.
Carlton attacked Whetstone's
eligibility on grounds he il not a
resident of Tacoma for the three
years required by city charter. but
is and has been resident OF
Brookdale precinct, outside the
city.
The hearing was set TO begin
at 100. Chief Deputy County
Auditor J. L. Ford was among
those subpoenaed to testify regard
ing Whetstone's registrations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Total of S25.5l8 Pledged
In Tacoma Y.M.C.A. Drive

Three hundred and nine
subscriptions for n total of
S2.452 for the Tacoma v. NJ.
G. A. were reported Thursday
noon. This brings the total
subscriptions To I,7ss for
x25,5Is.
Workers in the seth annual
campaign OF the Tacoma Y. NJ
c. A. had turned in 1887 pledges
on Wednesday noon for total Of
s23.075. which ia 70 per cent OF
the 1912 goal OF sal 500.
Division anagsrs reported
total pledges as follows. J. c
Beckman. $1,000; r. NJ. snider
s1,121; Floyd Murphy. $500;
Harry Burns. 1891: Franklin John
son. si,541: c. G. Raymond. 1888
and Mrs. G. f. MoMaster. s1.71I.
The team organization has
brought in se.l2s and special gifts
committed. headed by Bert Sweet
ing. s13.e4a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
To Manufacture
More Whistles

Air raid whistles similar 10 the
ore tested successfully last seek
~ the South Tacoma shore II the
Northern Pacific railroad ~ill be
manufactured seon and Installed
At proper places Throughout the
city.
The fo-shesd signal VAS voted
nv the city council Thursday. IN
cluding authorization 10 spend un
10 81 900. " necessary.
Printable spots for installation
~ the other steam whistles wlil
he At the Tacoma smeiter. the
st Pau a rseoms Lumber "a.
On the ,ihefists. the Clear Fir
Lumber Co. At Day island ana
somewhere In The rafklsnd sres
II there IL . building there which
carries . head n steam ~ hours
q day.
The whistle On the south Ia.
coma shops II . local product.
designed hy VI ]. Mclean. super
in,endent st N eshops and his
mechanics. Several were built In
the shops ~ company expense
before the new design last week
proved successful. n could bs
heard far into the North End.
Three or four more. spotted cor
rectly, should sound a warning
which all Tacoma can hear.
The council authorized Mayor
Cain to proceed with ordering the
remaining whistles made. Nc.
Lean and the ~. r. have offered
their successful design to the city
without any cost after having
built their own whistle IN warn
the people Of South Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Claude E. Grant
Named Court Clerk

Appointment Of Claude 4. Grant
as deputy county clerk for de-
partmsnt No. ! Of the superior
court vas announced Thursday BY
County Clerk A. l. Scott
Grant. VINO resides At 500 60
451 -. was expected 70 assume
his duties FRIDAY. replacing EDDIE
Callahan. resigned.
Grant for sonns years operated
= laundry route snd NOR. fscsnfly
ms been Northwest representative
for a FIRE sxtinEgish.r nnanufse-
t8rsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Boys Club Bldg.
Permit Issued

A permit for = s7a.o oo hoys
club building IL III ~. zbth u
was lssued 20 tbs salvation Arm,
Thursday by the city building De
partmsnt.
Ths club wili he ~ ~ ia
foot frame structure with . small
basement for ths heating system
and supplies y. N. Davis, Hox 2sf,
Midway. viii b. ths contractor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

The law says pensioners are en-
titled To free medical care from =
doctor Of their own choosing ny
this. the supreme court said. was
meant any doctor licensed by tho
stste ~ long ~ he provided only
treatment which he was licensed
10 perform.
The court said IL was not con-
csrned with who could use the
word doctor in connection with
his name. II allowed $3.50 attorney
fees to Ralph l. J. Armstrong.
Olympia lawyer who handled tho
pensioners cases Justices Stein
ert. Willard and Simpson said the
attorneys fee should have been al
lowed st $500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Will Salvage
Scrap Metal
Civilion Defense
To Get Proceeds

A son a. Tsooms civilian De-
fense forces can get final details
complete Their. will be a local scrap
metal salvage campaign.
Endorsement OF the city council
Was given Thursday to plan
worked out BY Defense Coordin-
stor J. p. LSnSer and Chief Air
Raid Warden John Taylor 70 have
city wide metal collection
handled by the several thousand
air raid wardens. who are repre-
sented in almost every block Of
the city.
Mayor Harry ?. Cain. in Seattle
for a conference with Mayor Earl
Nillikin there Thursday. directed
q message to the council in writing.
The need for vigorcu. and
inteiligently conceived salvage
collection campaigns Was Inn
pressed upon me while In
Washington. he Informed the
other councilmen. The gov
eminent will have need Of
more and more Of those ma
terials which have served no
useful purpose In the past.
so much of what we have
possessed we have either thrown
away or hidden away in some gar
ret or cellar and these materials
can be made to serve many use
ful federal purpose"
The campaign. wrote the mayor.
should serve the double purpose
Of raising money for civn defense
activities and ferreting out tons Of
scrap metals.
1T should be pointed out" he
wrote. that the collected materials
will be sold direct to existing sal
wage purchasers. The resulting
revenues will be used for the bene-
fit of local civilian defense, while
the metals themselves will be OBJ
tanned by the government from the
salvage dealers.
Monies raised win he
turned over To Coordination
Lanser and viii he spent only
on approval Of a budget by the
council
The eouncilmen present were in
complete accord with the plan.
Acting Mayor c. Val Fawcett said
he had every confidence In Lam
ser's ability to direct the cam
psign and negotiate sale Of the
ealvaged metals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

WAuol1<o1UW - fho nrlrnn
naval affairs eamm1(tne roupu<<v
rsteetss ~ : v~1e = ~ = 3 -
nes1s ~ sevesnI momnops ~ ;
scnmiftes inve11lon11on = -
rsafi l1s<nor stfoen.
chelrwsa cost vlnnna. q. q.
ananunce1 sfsex 3 nrexo1 norr1nn
that ~ sonmilise aiss ~ lon1r1
= mosinn . fs<sen( - e16Ie6a1
copy q NJ vepnst - ~ prur1.
dents rsasi Naree< ie@n1ry hnsr6
and IN 1c<umeelaFy svs1onee -
whi<h Il ~ hono1
Nsmhers ~ ~ eummtl1no ~
hs1 eslis1 mr. : esmmltleo Enep1ev
hid sfsev vinnns mn1e ~ e.
paunrsmsrs inst H. epeep ~
We4s : ssr>esss m1n6a1a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Buses Not Obtained

Hope that augmented D4s service
for tinenAts Industrial workers
may - sysilsbls som N.s sK-
prsS-sd ~ city Utilities Commits.
sion.r oNell Thursday. lie sad.
however. that negotiations sath
army authorities for taxing over
sons - Fort Lse1s buses - sss
N "shipysrd limited servo. stiil
ar. IN progress ara tnconpists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

1912 sugar rstions based on 1910
sales alone would impose unfair
and unnecessary hardships on Ia
eomans because:
fa) Population increases since
1910 due TO defense industries. tb)
retirement fyom business sincs
1910 OF a ma lor sugar sales firm
western States Grocery Col .
lcl local bottlers sales were twice
IS big In Ie4i a. they were in
1870. fd) local food msnufaetur-
ers using sugar had sales one
third greater In 1871 than in
1880.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Expects All Legion
Posts 10 Join Move

SEATTLE = A prediction that
Washington A erican Legion
posts very likely" would adopt
9 petition urging internment of
all alien Japanese for the duration
Of the war was made Thursday by
State Adjutant Fred NJ. Fucker.
The Bellingham post already has
gone on record as fsvoring such
action.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Indici Seattle
Japs. Chinese
chorgs Them a
Nlpponess Agents

rgATTt1 Fcar l.r>n~<s as<
= Chinese ~tFe anesf fed<fai -
aaetnsHt THURSDAY se<une1 4
cnnsrsfinx q sxpe<t military
<aairnsnt srd munstires - Jspar
n vsnisszss - srv~FHmsHs r>9a.
IsfEnns
kenh 10 snd rncmss n.~.zs.
AmsEesn-keFa sn.l heth after.
Hsss. ~srs charged 9th sstzra ~
Isrsns<< sKsnts unls~fsssls. rk<s
vtii - srseixn<<s SATURDAY.
Tns eensptrsev sazlsetm<ns
named chsri<s 7. T&ssH.sks go
kf~erd Y. o>A~1. Seattle execEt.
ere y Isuts. ksh kshno Al.ax
Willie cH.xr AT y u ks<ns
INV Ar~ n tDvteus
Tssshasel ar1 Ae~~a. 9th tn
.rd Mas<<iA. ~srs ARRESTED eArfv
n p>c>rsh~r ard are held n neu
n t5a.nro hcra rh< ether thrss
are somewhere IN ths or,<nt~
Ths sxpcft nreup wns srcu&ed
- eansptFins n s>nd thrps o.
msntlsd steel stsraae saahs ana
scss@sostss u the 1span>ss Amy
~ way ~ Shanghai p~rmias1an
% sxpeFt the material n~~es wns
sssntsd and u remalns ~ the
aceks
Ito. = University a wssnsnrsau
rfsausss. F~pfeserssa the unIvsr.
ATTY ~ . ~rsrtfss rsm~ sncawsII
tour 81 tns rsr N.st ara nouth.
-sss rsesfis tn issa
rs~se~s>S q. . lsssssy
whsn . feasa f.sum fru~n
nseiink ~ The AIrl ~ss hrrad.
ssst fFcm ssastis last asrea. II
vas recalled. tn afterwards spnns
from the audience
4 am ore II ths thoas~ sas AZ
loyal nstiss Amsssssn eltie~ns a
japanese psrsntAse We have bspa
si"estsd IN -. American trsal.
tons and idssia We are Amet,.
can citis<ns and - have inss one
country and that 10 shs unste6
states ef AmsFses. and 80 al lsks
u very much
ifnnioaiit. one II the features
participants In The program was
ralph Townsend AZ LAks osnsss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Army Orders

WARRINGTON, u. e.-Ths War as.
pafemsnt has issued the foliowlns
orders
Col r.ns DRAKE. sse Port win
field scott 70 Camp wallace
Lieut. Coils Aiss y Knsishafi. ase
Port Winfieid bspti fstlrsd Iofins
rlcssfins. rus San Francisco. 70
Washlnst@n
Majors Ross y hammond. &C KEN,
field. u Harrington. TssAs Ja@sph 4
ooslnston. cav santa Aoniaa. caif
70 san Diego Caiif
The following Infantry officers are
relieved from roft sam Houston ana
assigned 20 Camp nobsffA william
=. Long Robert D AeClsass George
u t&sfsDas ana Carl y Lalnnquist
John " ofsist ma. Camp Shelby
Mss 70 hpfingflsia. No sewafd W.
and rssss sn. 2 'i sss.n /" ss ~
aus Fss Yosk y y 70 Dayton. D (.
william Evans Burner an rec
PsIsblo. Colo V Port AAson, shsFfos
Glenn PArksf ape rss. laramie
Wfos - washington LAwrsnes
waltsr hartman sua. ean Franeisoo
cav Philadelphia " Warrington.
Louis a. Loss. sus Taeoms. wssh
y Sacramento. Calf william Kysn
Gregory. aus nfecsssilis q %
MOBILE Ala John IAsfsnos rnn.Ous.
aus, Lons iaiAnd. n. Y, " Wash
iugton. ID. Z
cspia Clarence nfosn Camp
Bsfkslss. 70 Warrington. CiAfk 81
ffudsll. inf. Kelly field. - Mailing
Ton. TsHas ofsiils u Bfsck inf
keily ftsio ~ Harrington. TsHas
Bsftfn ksnmefef. qn1f Camp nsrses
-. u Victoria TeEax Hslea<lI Z
sennstt e. o.issstsn Ts1ss. y yo.f
~ Warrington " HsfrInaf 80
william J t<dsAfd r. Fofs Hau
Houston. - Port Niii boYnton Norris
Green. - go stanford rnissfaiss
Calf - Esn Frsnfiafo Ianaes
hksiisS Tstuzn win nsessf ~ -
Warrington Prsnk Chsatsf Wintlsr
- res seattle = Nssainzton Jeaa<
Calhoun anaf Fes t<y1Bsiiis Ke ~
BsftiH1ss John Noors Wafieee a.
yes Cincinnati, - Detroit Ioseph
Julian Oft. MT. fsa. ~. Lcslls v
Fort B<nninE
-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Tires and Tubes
Is Forum Topic

Tires and Tubes 10 10 be the
timely topic for discussion At the
Chamber Of Commerce forum
luncheon Monday noon In thu
Hotel Winthrop.
Speakers will be John A. swan.
y. ~. Forbes and Barney Elliott.
members Of the Pierce county
rationing board No 81.
A question and answer session
will be conducted. according 70
Roy } Clark, who viii preslds.
The public Ia invite 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Eczema Itching,
Burning-Distress

Gets Quicker kass end Cennforf
Dar4aE ttf paEt = yezrt thsasxaes a
bstlsa q AeozeH Ernsral1 O. h4se Zen
so Tor 11ai H.5n tre4bsssrns externally
ez1ssc ain ec1dItiCEa-
&c e Pagisas DrlE C. OH Drur q
yeaF cfuEEft fedsg 1nd gsf . sseaI
eTlFrs3 totfs n Enrsfaid o. 49, - -
czreefse yen 1sf rstsf egrksr srsr
Fou sFsr sxrsrfs1 slriar nsf5rs ~ a.
isfiss 80 s-oiiisnt stfior ~ - rsogIefs
fsf'sr rssHrF
~ t0daF - ~1f srscAHfs xsiaFsrsss -
satiEfaefiaE - E11sy Sax az
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
BANkRuPTCY PETTTIONs

BANKRUPTCY psfitons filed here
Thursday with ths CLERK Of the
federal court lneluded
Bernard T. la BontE. 1715 So.
J 81. listing debts totallng tsi2s7
and no asssts
Lzurel b Plotts, Skamokasa
listing debts totaling fs4s - and
no assets
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
youMayAIwaysBe
Constipated If

you don't correct faulty living habits.
In the meantime 10 help insure gentle
yet thorough bowel moyemenu-taks
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets.
Olive Tablets are simply nonesrfsi
not only 70 relieve conEtipatio but also
70 stir up liver bile secretion and tone up
Intestinal muscular action. lsf, 3o<. eos.
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
BIEE sroIEs


Mrs. Kaihsfsns Gabriel. principal
n hAniioa school. "Wednesday eofn-
pislnsd 70 police sous ons entered
lss senool snd fsnsacksd DESKS.
nissins vss tao hasshsils AID tan
sofi kslls. a numb.r ~ psnesis sn1
srsssrs ard . thsrmomstsr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

- - - : 49, = -
gs s''~-s - = -
r~n~wsna srr~es : luvln6one
So - Hafc11 !. n1eHna 49,
rnerna fslNpv - euu1u1u19
I'm - nnme a - ~ ~ -
cHefs NJ oue1nmno un1of
sEmsl&r elvwsmrann>eeI Z ouuuDu1
eHera - 800 = r1s1llnn -
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fermas tnsn or1unr11ono - ~
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Elilott y kinxnsr. Tztt 10
oakss 81. Wednesday reported 20
police the theft u a wheel. tire and
TUT from his car parssa In front
Of MS hOuse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Three More Dooksd
BY Liquor Aoenfs

Three more siisTsd bes<isansrs
ssfs At liberty ~ t500 hsII each
Thursday fasla~inx calls ss1s on
their sstabiishment - STATE
liquor bosyd io4~<tsfs
Richard L. Vera 80 bosks1 II
The county jail from 1918 ffo&d-
rsy. George r.sni from zsift
commsfes = saG Terry A. slkley
from iszi conmen< =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
Just the Core


MAJ. Aibsrt ~ Hooker. b.. ssss.
ern sales manager II the Hocssr
Elec,roe hsmlcAi Co. wiii spesk At
the Friday nom meeting ~ thu
Tsnoms BAR association IT Tsosms
hotel. IFS subject x1ll h. "chsnal-
cal warfare
FOR Acrfos NOR TALK
VOTE for cOLYAR Ads
nrsE sroi.Es
Theft ~ = bicycle from ms home
recently vas reported Wednesday
By Nathan l.. Ffonsmaa u sifs
Montgomery II
EgKs are dropping fast az Co.'S
Butter Store. isas.D
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

Your postmass,r ear tel you
how 70 invest in U. .. Defense
Bouds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

Your po@mastsr can tell you
how 70 invest Ia a. 3. DsfenS
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

John = psksr. . Mascn f.f -
years. gill ~ ecmrilmsnsed 81 the
meeting of Tacoma icdse. y . A.
N Friday evening In the nA.cnie
temrl<. No. - 10 tAs oldest II.
coma Mssonle lodge.
A Se~ England eosled dinner
viii he served IL q ,. N. IN dining
roam A. after which the program
VIII he presented In ths cornthlsa
ruom. according 10 wslllsm a.
Reed. wofshlpfui master.