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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

in for long. But her choice is
geared to the soberer feeling of
the times.
For New Years Eve, Bonita'S
long dinner dress sports two self
bows at the edges of her heart
shaped ncckline. with impressed
pleats giving fullness at the
front of the skirt. The eelef- isl
warm orange and with it Bonita
is wearing small pieces of topaz
icwclry-a bracelet, pin and ear
rings.
Also a lover Of long skirts for
after dark is Frances Dee, who
has bought her new dinner dress
IN stark black crepe. The lines
are claSsically simple. from the
moulded V-decolleted bodice to
the small pcplum that ends in
nared hShtail in the back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

For FornndI
Parties
By DONNA GRACE

HOLIDAY time usually means
IL at least one formal party
for almost everyone. Now is
the time 10 make preparation
for such parties.
Home women who feel SELF
conscious in formal dress can
acquire poise if they will give a
little thought to preparation.
Don't wait until the night OF
the party to try on the dress.
Take it out of the bag. try IT
on and walk around before the
mirror. Look at the figure con-
tour and hairdo, also the skin
tone.
Put on makeup and be sure
II is nattering with the dress.
The color of the lipStick can do
n lot TO enhance the beauty Of
any gown, but the wrong shade
may detract from the whole
ensemble.
The neck and arms may need
little bleaching 10 match the
skin tones of the face. Any
beauty salon will know what
packs and bleaches are effec-
tive. Those who must do the
work at home will find the fol-
lowing method quite satisfac-
tory:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Ann S New Suit

MILO ANDERSON, Holly
wood designer, has styled a stun
ming suit for Ann Sheridan TO
wear on a trip 10 Mexico. 1t is
especially adapted to the tall,
slim girl who feels that the new,
shorter Jacket suits are un-
flattering.
Milo has given it a long torso
leek by Using a contrasting eeler
for a deep hip-yoke in the slim
skirt. Matching this yoke is a
sheer wool Jersey blouse, which.
in conjunction with the Aop of
the skirt. affects the look of a
tunic. The short, fitted jacket,
with it's high. round neckline and
slit front. matches the bottom
of the skirt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

The short dinner dress addictS
are more numerous. They start
with Anne Shirley, who plans 10
wear her new dress first on New
Years Day and then use II for
dressier afternoons right into
the spring.
II is ideal for this, being made
Of pearl gray crepe in wrap
around style that ties in a bow
at the left TO form draping on
both the bodice and skirt.
Other short dinner dress
favorers are Maureen O'Hara, in
green crepe with glitter flowers
on the shoulders; Lupe Velez. IN
a two-piece black satin; and
Dorothy Lamour, in a tunic of
red crepe. embroidered in black
braid over a slim black crepe
skirt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

ter can't do more than reach the
boiling point. and to let it boil
beyond that is sheer waste.
Vegetables should be cooked
in as small an amount Of boiling
water as possible, for both the
sake of health and economy.
1t is suggested that where a
pilot light is in use il be elimi-
mated, and matches employed.
especially if there aren't small
children around.
Unfortunately, matches seem
to bold a fascination for most
youngs ters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Soap Massage

There are a number OF treat
ments, but for convenience be-
gin with n soap massage.
Melt a half cake OF any good
soap, have a warm bath ready.
Take the melted soap and a
fresh wash cloth TO the tub.
while immersed in the water,
apply the soap to the face, neck
and arms. Use the wash cloth
in a circular movement to whip
up plenty Of lather Wash the
neck and ears well. Do an extra
bit of Soaping around the cor
ners of the mouth and nostrlls.
Give the browS a good shampoo.
Finish the bath with a shower.
Pat the face dry, rub the arms
and shoulders. When dry, cover
the face, neck and arms with a
cleansing cream. Remove this
and gently pat on a richer
massage cream in light film.
If you have made a thorough
business of the soap massage
and rinsing, the skin should
rest with the application OF the
cream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Facial Massage

The following night calls for
a good facial massage. Begin
with the cleansing cream and
then follow with face pack.
All packs are left on from three
10 FIVE minutes and removed
with warm water, no soap. .
We like the smooth Mosques
and packs prepared ready for
use. but it is possible to make
a pack if you have forgotten 10
buy one.
A tablespoon of almond meal
mixed to thin paste with
equal parts OF peroxide and
rose water or with strained
lemon Juice will do. When
peroxide is used in packs. cover
the brows with cream and re-
move all of the pack when il
has been on for three minutes.
A facial of this kind may be
used three times during the
week when preparing for some
SpeCial- event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Save Tin Cans

THE TIN cans that you con-
tribute 10 the next tin can sal
wage drive may 60 into weapons
that will save American fighting
mems lives. Back up the boys
fighting for YOU and your coun-
try. Save your tin cans-prepare
them now-for that next drive
.. January 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Plaid Teffefe Hat

Well. no woman's spending
spree ever got very far without
hat IN the picture. We wouldn [
dare suggest a fair of funds
without some mention of a hat.
So here's our contribution, an
other harbinger of spring that
won't go aInisS with the fur
coat.
The hat is a gay plaid taffeta,
mainly red with a bit of blue.
green, white and black Swash-
bggekklliifHgg topper that tits OVER
one eye, it's as refreshing a
bonnet as you could find. And
the handbag that matches is
anything but a drawback.
OF course, if you're looking
for the most worthy place to
put that check, trot il off 10 the
bank, post office or favorite
store. and exchange it for one
brand new, ever-stylish war
bond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
By JOAN DEAN

MONEY-G RABBERS that we
vi are. were already dreaming
IN WAYS for YOU 10 spend that
beautiful Christmas check. Not
that YOU haven't a few ideas OF
YOUR own, bat we're Just trying
10 be- helpful.
Ard knowing that most
women head for the dress de-
partmcnt OF the nearest store
rust as soon as a few extra coins
are jinGling IN their pockets.
We started out in that partlcu-
lar field.
With New Years Eve loom
inC in the not TOO far distance.
plenty Of you pulchritudinous
dau>elles Ncarn Tor vening
finery Hence, the dc luxe
dinner gown IN yon sketch. as
sleek and SHINING a number
as YOU could find IN town.
Number one. it's black 1.
therefore practical for time
after-ume wearingS and kind to
figures. sizes IA 10 20. More
over its simple enough. despite
It's scattering Of gold nuggets,
10 warrant a show of your IA
Norite gilded jewelry.
That little find nibbles $685.
out Of Mr.. Check.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Menu Planning

This may mean some changes
and some advance planning but
if every homemakcr does IL.
much gas will be saved and per-
haps such a procedure may
obviate the possibility OF gas
rationing in some localities.
Gas burners must function mt
maximum efficiency and this
should be the case at all times.
The burners Shoul d be
scrubbed with soap, water and
baking soda, and there are also
spicific preparations on the mar
ket for this purpose But never
use any caustic preparation such
as I've 10 clean burners.
IF il is Just matter Of some
Of the tiny apertures being
ClogGed. then a going over with
a darntnG needle should suffice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Black Two-Piecer

But perchance your interest
runs to daytime lengths. in
which case we advise the little
black two piecer. all perked up
with white frogs. Despite its
businesSiike look. it's really
quite frivolous, what with hun
dreds of rhinestones hidden in
the braid.
There goes another S21.95.
Since It's high time TO be
thinking Of spring clothes &.
tnow, wait a minute. weather
makes no difference in fashion
circles. remember the first
Of January marks the beginning
of the early spring season IN
feminine attirel We add a
few new accessories.
Patent leather shoes are due
about now, so here's the first
one in a four-inch heel. In pat
ent, il comes either black or
brown and in suede. green
or red. Incidentally. colored
shoes are rare these days
there not being made for the
duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Care in Cooking

Use care in cooking. After the
water has boiled, turn the gas
low or remove the kettle or
saucepan from the stove For wa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
Annual Y. N. c. A. Gymnasium Show
Friday Niqhi; is Acts On ProQram

khpfs than 100 bsys and young
men ~sli take part In . is.ses r.
N. c. A. gymnasium ssm~ FRIDAY
night. beginning 81 7iso seioes.
n ass announced BY Harry Burns
Thursday. An annual event. The
show vlii csmonstrsfs activities
and class ~ork of ths - msn'
b<fs
Proceeds from ths sho~ siii ~
used "a enlarge the athletic pro.
gram. Burns 70 chairman ~ the
physical sdyssfion eomfnifts<'
corson rstnu v hssf ~ shs sho~
com mistss sn1 Chester Raymond
~,n ~ master ~ ceremonies.
The program vii include
novelty races fo< boys under nin< !:
Improvisation ~ Howard h'a1-
rstt ard Art Hsn~pn. Gravy -
paal Elfstsn. eo~noy dsnsss'
directed ~ Hsh<ft HsT~s; assioEss
by Howard Bisdxstt snd Ar
Hanson. rssnsisssy oiris ssm'
ding team ~ seattle sppsfstsss
arm by 1shn bfomxYs Henry
Hasrss otts i&rsn. osofss ia
sslls and Henry Kessnfad. Camp
Murray sosdlsrs indian sssfs ~
p1b Rssn<id sa1 ksnny Morris
hsskssnsl arii ~ ffnisf MI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
City 10 Print Fire
Protection Rules

ciYiiisa flfs protsctlen f7siss
experimenting the sltys recently
passed 1inekosif ofdinsnes NsFe
flied with the city easfk Thssfs-
aaY and ssii Ia pfiats5 ~ tiss
c4ty fsf dlssflba4tsan % henss and
factories
Ths rules. draws ~ f1fs Cessf
EfaefY y Whitaker ard spfsossd
- safety Commissioner Hasfns2
EsstNood. carry The SANE ~sigfs
ss osnsr parts ~ ths esssiisa De-
fsras ov1lnsnes
A far a. hofnsa are eonesfrs1.
fhs regulations call apon al resi-
dents r. proves fssiT nonss ~sth
. shovel. preferably lonz.nsn1isd
with square end. w.tsrhoss, ~
Least ~ feet. 1lfh spray noxxss !
garden rake Or bc@ fissisiARhi
al not l~As than 100 pounds "
aFy ssEG
IL spsEtMsnt Ecusss and hotels
there aust ~ ols fire sztinEssis'ssf
o. pump eaa ~ sse ARD half
gAliona capacity IN eaeh fis~ef
OfnsF apeeisi rlies H~fs st 40
far different types n restaurants
sta~ss and factor1ss-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
Army Engineers Report Adversely
On Proposed P. S. Columbia Canal

permanent, hody sitting 81 Wash
lnTtoH. n. e. Those who desire
10 take advantage ~ that privilege
should hsse their evidence In the
hsnds n the beard four weeks
from April ~
Chief arguments Il the rfn-
ponsnts ~ the canal are that ~
would provide . SHIRT water route
10 Puget Sound mills for timber
along the Columbia river and
make an additional protected IN.
land route from Puget Sound In
the Pacific ocean that would be
rerv1esshle In the coast defense
program. Principal opposition 1T
ths Olympia hearing was -.
pressed hy cranberry growers In
the wiilspa hsrbnr area ~ho
argued that the canal would lnwes
the fresh water level ~ the ersn.
berry beds and destroy Their pro-
duoiise value.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24


o. Il. tLeftyl Anderson will he
installed a. commander Of Wild
West post 81. Veterans Of For
eign Wars. Friday. April "a. in the
srmory. Wellington CDukel Rupp.
senior vice commander. depart.
ment Of Washington. Is to be the
installing officer.
Commander Anderson. who won
his nickname upon the citys local
ball parks. 10 married. snd has
been a resident Of the city for IS
years. He saw service during
World War No. I, with the u. 8.
navy submarine division. For over
10 years he has held active mem
bership in both V. y. w. and the
American Legion.
The auxiliary to WIND West post
will have joint installation ccre-
monies at the meeting in Vet
Grams hall. the entire session open
to the public. The gsvel will fall
at 8 p. m.
Aeco mpanying Anderson
through the obligation ritual will
be the following veterans: John l..
Taylor. senior vice commander I:
Oscar Olson. junior vice command
er: George Russell. sdjutsnt quar-
termsster; James y. Folden. chap
lain; Albert tHi-Line) Anderson,
advocate, and Ross r. Burnworth,
surgeon.
Rupp. the installing officer. r.
chief air raid warden for the city
of Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
Sea "Guerrillas" Scoot
Under Noses of Jap Guns
To Torpedo Cruiser

their attack on . light cruiser and
left II In a sinking condition.
A navy eesrm',riaae as-
nessrinE mi. beld Arsios ind
eai~d thai buiksies wight
ha.. tried n leave . tsrp~ds
calling ~ard- NJ f~e win
the destroyer e.rert but hsss,
enemy counter s~sies fsseed
. retirement af the Amestesss.
One Of the boats the PTsat~-
was forced ashore on the island
Of csbu. shsre Japanese invasion
force IL no~ engaging the Amsfi'
can.rilipino defense sarrison. The
other. the PT-sl. made good III
escsps There ~ss no indication
~ which boat Bulssisy ~ss
aboard.
The action deserfbed by ths
navy appeared similar m Mars
details 10 that announced ~ the
war department On April 10. Ths'
communism, reported thai "osi'
torpedo bostsa attacked . fleet ~
five wsrships ana 10 transports
near Gsbss ana sank q japanese
light cruiser Of the Wsskums
class Navy officials said thsy
could no, 10 certain tns tho en-.
sassmsnis Ssre not ths sans ons
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24

Word comes from the North Pa
cifie office of<ths United States
army engineers At Portland that
an adverse report has been made
On the proposed Puget sound
Columbia river canal. The report
In based on evidence submitted al
a hearing In Olympia about = year
ago.
A letter from tho division Of
flee ssys The principal grounds
upon which the adverse eonolus.
ions are based. are that the cost
Of the improvement. either in
whole or in part. would h. ma.
terislly greater than the value Of
the benefits that can be foreseen
at this time"
Interested parties have been no.
titled that they have The right NJ
appeal from the conclusion Of the
army engineers IN the hoard of
engineers for rivers and hsrbors. =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
THE WAR
In BRIEF
Nv UNITED PRESS

JAPAN Foreign Minister Togo
tells people to tighten belts" in
anticipation Of allied counter
offensive: japanese planes. seeking
bases Of planes which bombed
Japan. attack China's Kisngsi and
Chekisng provinces.
RUSSIA-Csptured German
order Of DAY warns mari troops
~ impending Soviet offensive;
Russians claim initiative on all
fronts.
AUSTRALIA - Macarthur re-
vesls Dutch-Australisn forces still
fighting on Timor island 800 miles
off Australia, keeping foothold for
eventual allied offensive.
FRANCE - Eighty French
men to die before mari firing
squads at dawn Friday. bring
ing killings 10 zoo In German
reprisals for anti-naxi out
breaks.
GERM Ny - Nszis call UP
youths Of II and Is for military
service. Stockholm dispatch says;
acute food shortages reported.
BURMA - Reinforcsd
Japanese launch heavy attack
on Pyinmans on sittsng front
and Loikaw along salween To
offset British Chinese sue
o~~ses In Burma oil fields.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
Luther Synod
Convenes Here
Program TO Open
Thursday Night

Rev. stanley ssndh.rs. regional
director If Home Mission. 20,
Columbia Conference. Lutheran
Ausustsns Synod. viii b IN,
main speaker at m. conf,renc,
convention in First Lutheran
church At ?. m Thursday. Rev.
sandhers will speak On Power
Relongsth Unto God-to Draw
Unto Him. and Will present the
growing challenge Of the Pacific
Northwest To the churches Of this
area.
Rev. ]. A Martin Of Warren.
Ore. VIII 10 iturgist for this ser
wee, and Mrs. Alice Weiss. organ
ist of First Lutheran. viii accom-
psny singing. A special part Of
this service will be the commits
sioning Of Miss lnez Hedmsn Of
Seattle, as worker on the home
mission field Of this area. Miss
Holman Is a veteran in the work
Of the Augustsns Synod. but this
special commissioning will defin-
itely locate her in the Pacific
Northwest as a special home mis-
sionary.
DR.. s. N. Miller. dean Of the
Lutheran Bible Institute. Minnes-
polls, Mimi. will bring greetings
ut Thursday evenings session. and
there will be special music by the
choir of the host church.
Rev. Ralph Johnson Of Helena.
Mont, will speak on Power Be-
longeth Unto God-to Defend His
Own at the convention devotions
at . a. m. Friday. During the
period $50 a. m. till noon Friday
the conference will be in a bust
ness session. and from noon until
1890 p. m. viii conduct a memo
rial service for the late c. F.
Lindquist Rev. Bernard Spong Of
Yakima wf1i speak at this memo
nal service. Rev. Enoch Ssndeen
Of Idaho Falls. Ida. will speak on
Power Belongeth Unto God--to
Hear Prayer al the .. m. de-
votionsl service. From 2:30 until
3 ?. m. there will be a business
session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
Boby Boy Is Born
To Wife OF Hero

MN yOHk-Ths birth ~ .
ssvsn.pound .1n N April , 70 Mrs..
John Buckley. sifs # The nsss
fefpedo t<At hero. sss olretne<a
Thsrsdss
Mrs.. e8ikflsY SAD the fsiif
mifht ~ nsmsd John Dosssiss
The Doslfiss Would ~ ~ s<ynsf
~ General Doafiss Macarthur
ssns ssi1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24

NAeoo1&0xU& = The e&wi1te-
srat,en srrr nay go c~e1rees -
sntkrrtss hk&rnss 6<fs<meese np~
srm>c s>evscs - ~ srr~Uoneeon1p
ms~ ~tsn srArrs var pf~9xe1na
ssnn u ~ss issrued TH1eGo1v
nnr< tksn - ~<<0cstlr@s w~H>p1
- sfv<<sss tmns<a1ssiv
l~<es esnes e~oeGs oevpoGy
hsvs 49, ps~seen1 - -
- -v>esrns~ eppupnoouns -
s>Ass - Hev~es sppp1no eson~-
49, ~ 900 up& - -
sssss>n - - 49, pnguDp~
isssv s~ree~neuA y - -
-fts Afuenis ~ ~ l~rel onae1o
n ur<sssplsna 49, . was u~p11u1
n . e~ht rsussoe fseeu<y sogu11
- e>f<srss fv~>s ~ army ~
u hs harr~~s - ~ eo11p1 ~
ard 80 nnshss." 80 eee>e>nl -
r,sis>S
fAnssmns puss v. no<gsoo
- ~ Wns soaaUsw~e 49,
al.sS~. bn6s~een1 Z. . 49,
s~eess~epe 49, . suVuDue ~
800 posstneono - - emon&
mpss - ~ es1pp>@se epvv>po
eee--n 3 pnnn1ooDog.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
Puget Sounds Faculty
TO Show Students How
TO Act in Farce Friday

rsss>s vsn ~ ssvsss q ~
ceslsss - Puget nsssne - oItn
FRIDAY svsusss whsn fs<uisy nen>
sess tshs evss NJ slaos - peeueNo
fsrxs rve1stsos>aliy tn,e y 1nno
~ ~ fs<oity se>s svsvy ssileou
ssnssstlcr.
- e.s~oog ~ ~ -.
Has - sse~1ne - see-ese
p>ays - - otv~e ~ -
ts~ess pssysssssess seaes
sese>as 6ose~eeea.
p4~sts6 ~ nesas Marin rposl
Icn~>. ths faculty east ~ -
hsea~d ~ nsss t<sesiis Meve<s(o
and NJ. Warren rcmilNnpe oenGp
leading rcsss wsii ~ tsbee ~
Richard emish. rss~h Wt,ItsleN.
~. nusssI neCisnsh' =. vss~es>eh
M<A6iilin. uwar Anfssppa -
Mrs. Lyle Ford psusosi.
Providing lntevmiessse sesss.
tslnmsrt Gill ~ lchn rsot 49,
net. . Nsssss nmlsh as1 Johs o.
Rssestss.
rhs rny. "tsurpts u ~ Win.
dow.~ u under h1bm lanss No.
Inns direetien. seststsd ~ 11nnes
BETTY Nsrses. Mildred Meke0nse
snd nstsy Jonas. II ~ go ase
Mary MarAsh. Norma fsaniiaf<s.
noh Heath snd chssies ewsnapa
noisa ussseay ooe~se1 =
Asss<e1ag "v1est Usses 49,
ssslsse1 - usss>4y D0ewoe4
niss<hs uayess eSemoes0 -
Aises CIsy. rhIs ses> leeomons
vstss>s uSahl eSesses le1n.
nselas< u<yos go G1puanDeA
n~a9h.
Ths final crs-sft rssy. Twelve
Found f<ch.- v hssrs 1seee(ed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
Axis Plane Losses
Over Malta Grow

NALETTA. MsIts-ThS AXIS has
lost III VsrplSnes In their attacks
on Malta slDc. April !. with -
others probably destroyed and 100
damaged. il Vas stated officially
Thursday.
Five planes we're shot down and
eight damaged Tuesday Since
Monday - have been either de-
siroyec or damaged
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
Empire Builder
Lounge Derailed

SEATTLE - The lounge car Of
the esst-bound Great Northern
Empire Builder was dersiled We'd
n.sdsy night by a broken rail two
miles west ~ Monroe but no one
was injured.
The car bounced slong tho ties
for shout 40 rail lengths before
coming N rest at to-oegres an
gle
After a delay ~ two hours and
IS minutes the rest Of the train
proceeded 70 Chicago.
The vestbound train was about
four hours late arriving In Seattle
Thursday morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24

- t11no An1oo ng|nprnR - ~
3ooo ~. ~ ~ rr~ -
~ 0lnu0I1 - - ~
oco(y O. = - - - U1v
xnIuees = ~ ~ - 60
utl1 unHGr - ~ ~ oro -
m~yv~w n1Gn1. - u11n1 - - y
= mvs>p1 u>unoro onnqDA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24


OLYMPIA HundFes- ~ thca.
sands ~ feet ~ h.s<. soesshes
sish rumrs ard tsnss ard rolilns
stick. rius powerful nuiides>rs sRd
hsnd-inols for IN army ~ 1a.ono
men. shee< and muth ether EQUIP
ment have hen sss<mnlsd a sire.
fsEss points 10 ns<s tn fsdeuti<d
threat ~ FIRE in wsshirgtsn fer.
ests this summer. according n r.
=, Goodyear. state forester. whc
made known today Tho steps
quietly taken dufinx four morths
pas, by the wsshinstor r~svst
n~fsr>s council. At which Ne "
chairman
Since las January rerrss~rts-
tis~~ n ell forest agencies IN he
state private. state ana Federal
have h~sa meeting twice . nouth.
surveying available equipment ard
man power. and laying plano for
quick eo-epsrstiss reporting AZ
fir~s and the assembly and de.
patching 81 fsrs-fiEhtins crews.
I'm u, jones has twsn named dis.
r.iehsr for the allied group.
The council has interviewed high
school ard college youths, With tho
ldss NJ employment IN fra crews
during vacation. and 10 ncw rom
sidsrinr some Anon applications
from young msn for thls work
Those accepted ~iii ~ given
special training under state fire
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buIldnssrs for making fire trails