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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-11
CONGO REVUE
COLORFUL AND
PATRIOTIC

Adhering TO a policy which ex-
presses the mood OF the times,
Owner Ben (Slim) Jones is pre-
senting a patriotic play. United
Nations Revue" at his club Con-
60. The theme OF the new floor
show is woven around the ma
tions opposing the Axis powers
in the courageous battle to main
tain democracy. The girls of the
ensemble will wear colors OF the
various members Of United Ma
tons, also costumes of the ma
tiyes of those countries.
Headlining the show Will be
Beverly White, radio star who
was formerly vocalist with Claude
Hopkins orchestra, who Is held
ever from the previous show.
Two other holdovers are Jimmy
Smith, the dancer who taps out
some merry tunes on his piano
phone, and Clarence tSpooks)
Ellis. novelty dancing on an cleo
trified table.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-11
SLOGAN OF
LOUIS WAR
SONG AIRED

NEW YORK. ANP) The slogan
OF Heavyweight Champion Joe
Louis gave impetus 10 a new war
song which had It's air debut July
when Sammy Kaye, composer nj
Remember Pearl Harbor.' played
It on his program Swing and
Sway" Entitled. This is Gods
War; the song was enthusiastically
received.
Joe told a Madison Square GAR
den Navy Relief show audience last
March, I'VE are going 10 win be-
cause we're on Gods side The
phrase inspired song-writers David
Gregory and Ruldwn Bergerson
to compose the song. Upon compile
ton II was sent TO Mayor La Guar
dia. who ordered II featured on Il
Am An American Day Don Cor
nell and Hayes regular choir sang
the song Saturday night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-11
Actress To Continue
Entertaining Negro
Soldier In Her Home

Los ANGELES-(ANP) - Far
from being bluffed by prejudiced
peighbors or USO who, she de-
clares. advised her not TO do so,
Mrs. Prosin, democratic white citi-
zen OF the suburb. North Holly
wood" not only persisted in ente.
tanning 18th Regiment soldiers last
week but will continue to tender
parties TO colored soldiers in her
home.
1t will be remembered that q
number OF other residents Of the
all-white hamlet tried every means
to discourage her from entertain
ing a number OF the aircraft sery-
ice men who are stationed in the
vicinity. guarding them from axis
attacks. Incidentally, North Holly.
wood. Is not Hollywood. the movie
capital. but n self-governed village
north OF 1t. Hollywood screen folk
and residents like TO have either
soldiers or civilians OF the race
among their guests.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-11
A Hospital Escape In
Movie Like Fashion

In a movie-lke fashion Leroy Dob
son. 80. 1870 I,aBelle avenue. made
his escape from Rogers hospital al
995 r. Jefferson recently by slid
ing down rope made OF bed
sheets from second floor window
He then climbed over a seven-fooi
wall and ran two blocks down f..
Jefferson avenue TO Rivard streel
where he got into cab.
Exactly one hour later he was
found at his home on LaBelle ave-
nue.. when he escaped he was
wearing pajamas and a hospital
blanket around him.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-11

lOIu NtlslOnS OF tne popular DlueS
numbers, I'm Gonna Move to the
Outskirts OF Town" and blues IN
the Night" Wilcox leans to blues
and orchestrates them extensively
for two parts, which calls for two
sides Of a record His work on
I'm Gonna Move" sensual, al
NEST distonal number under the
Lunceford treatment. has earned
him critical approval.
(Recent shake-ups in the Lunce-
ford band are causing the leader
no apparent concern. Discussing
the changes he has made. Lunce-
ford who looks less like musician
than any this writer has ever
known. losses them of as quite I'M
calamitous. which is fitting in view
OF the record-breaking attendance
he is drawing 10 the Trianon ball
room where he is currently play
ing.
Specifically, the changes are
these; two new trumpet players
Harry Jackson. whom Lunceford
lured from Earl Hines, and Freddy
Wilson. formerly OF Lucky Millin-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-11

der's band. They replace Gerald
Wilson, who quit because Of lip
trouble; and Snookie Young, who
just quit.
Fired were Ted Buckner. alto
saxophonist: and Nose Allen, bass
player. They were fired, Lunceford
says, because they couldn't get
along with their leader. In Buck
ner's place is Dan Grissom, tho
bands romantic singer. Temporar-
lily on bass is Charlie Parham, for
merly with Hines orchestra. Par
ham repeatedly is leaving in two
weeks.
Reports that Willie Smith. star
alto saxophonist in the Lunceford
unit will take a powder" after
many years devotion to Jimmie are
untrue as far as Lunceford knows.
But IL everybody quits. the leader
went on, tn make him mo never
mind" he'll just hire another
band.
The band will be here until
July FL.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-11
SHOW OPENING
MAY BE EXIT
CUE FOR REED

Leonard Reeds new show al
Breads Cluo Zombie scheduled TO
premier next Monday will prob
ably be his. That Is unless the
Army induction officials decide
that Sir Leonard is exactly not
the kind OF speciman they are
looking for.
Reed received his induction pa
pers last week and Is expected TO
report for call within the next
week or ten DAYS.
The new Zombie opus has been
in production for a few days now
and because it may be the last
for the duration for the dapper
one. may he the best Of his lot
since opening az the North end
spot last March.
The show, II current arrange
ments are completed. will star
tap dancer Ralph Brown as a
hold-over and feature Troy-Brown
and Baron Lee. Pearl Bailey
Nargie Ellison. and the Thomp-
son Bros. In addition 10 Mary
stevens and the Reedettes and
cecil Lees Ork.
Most OF the present cast
Juanita Brown. Rae Pearl. Mar
cellas Wilson. Rhythm Willie and
Chocolate and Mutt are believed
10 be filling the tail-end OF their
contracts.
Should Reed be indicted into
The Army II will constitute a
great lost 10 the cabaret form OF
entertainment However his tai
en,s should be easily applied 10
the morale division OF the armed
forces and make for added IN
centive 10 slap the Japs and
vhin the Nazi of the map,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-11
YMCA Kick Off To
Offer Sport Varities

The YMCA "Kick-Of" with the
Vim and Victory program will b.
July -. Everyone is TO meet at
the Naclrema club at s am. Trans
portation will be supplied TO those
who need 1t. The program will In
clude hiking. hiking. tennis. gou,
trap shooting. mixed swimming,
hor seehoes and softball. There will
be special events for ladies'. too.
Regardless OF the type OF work
you are doing. you owe II 10 your
self. your family. and your country
10 keep At and stay fit. not for the
duration. but for life. sponsors say.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-11
Crimson Club

The Crimson club will give cab
aret party at the Three 666 club on
East Adams. Friday. July 10.
Daisy Lee Ia president OF the
club, Elvirs Carter, secretary;
Cora Griffin, treasurer and Claudia
Cook. reporter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-03

CONF. LINE Of house furnishing
stools, tables .cuHir4. shoe Shop.
% T.. Cross. 2O32.
THEY'RE SOMETHING more t1aE
fancies and fadg. these powerful
little Classified Ads
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-03
HOMES

FAIRVIEW CIRCLE; Brick G.
family homo. and bath below
and and bath above Hot air
stokcr heating plant car gar
age This is a better type home,
IN one OF towns uigcst locat .uus.
BUNGALOW, 3 rooms, BATH in
side garage, excellent basement
furnace. unfinished upstairs Lot
40 1f5. $1,000 down pas mout
WEST SIDE 6 rooms. bath. gar
age. new automatic coal stoker
heating plant paved street. dim
dy lot Al. for $1,000 With $1,000
down payment balance $40
monthly
ONLY S3.c31: Full price inelud-
ing interest and 8 wears 'usur-
ance Tor brand new defense
home witain walking distance ~
Bomber Plant. Located ON shady
lot, close Co fine school and shop
ping center. only $3.50 down pay
menL
Ehman & Greenstreet
40 W. Michigan, Phone 1887
BUNGALOW. five rooms and
bath. oak floors, coal heat. l1uu.
dry paved street on West Side.
Terms You can't beat this.
100 ACRES near Lincoln school
room house, barn 36N70, silo,
1000 hushel crib, hen house hog
house. deep well, Low price.
Earl l. freeman
i20 PEARL. 1883
Insurance OF all kinds IN HONORABLE
stock companies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-03

NEAR POST OFFICE - room In
come apartment house, apart
meut. beautiful large lot Priced
to sell. H. Peet, 50 y. Huron. 1871
SMALL HOUSE In orchard on y
acre. $500 ful price. 5000 down.
Martin Nelson, 43S32 Robson. ; mi.
n. Belleville. Phi. Relleville Gas.
40 FIT. frontage on limerick St, I
room BUNGALOW, bath furnace.
t2lO0. II. Peet, SO n. Huron St,
1871.
SEVEN ROOM house and garage.
Large lot In Wills. Inquire 1929
Church street, willis, Michigan.
Z ROOM modern home I'm clinton
tons Of coal included with price
Of house, garage. Immediate pos
session. L. T.. German clinton.
Mich,
6 ROOM house, newly painted ex-
terror. will decorate interior. 60
II. X lS1 II. Lake view, immediate
possession. $1,000 Easy terms n.
Peet, 50 n. Huron St, 1871,
ROOM modern bungalow floor
tub, fun basement furnace. gar
age. also garage shop, facing two
streets. $3.50. Terms. II. Poet o.
n. Huron ST. 1871
Houses For Rent
SMALL furnished house for rent
miles North Of YpsllantL Phone
i52i-J2
HALE Of a double house. upstairs
and down. partly furnished, water
and lights, $40 mo. Phone Ann
Arbor 25SS72
ROOM house. telephone available,
wired for cleo. stove $50 Elder
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-03

EXPERT CLEANING and repairing
Of oriental and domestic rugs by
the Persian method. Sewing. bind
ing. laying and alterations. A TO 4
rug services. Cleaning Of all kinds
Of upholstered furniture Faily
Euvqerv. Phone a74S-W.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-03

WAITRESS AND CASHIER wanted
White Palace. Apply i'm person
Good wages. Phone glg7
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-03
Announcements
Card Of Thanks
lost And Found
Business Services offered

business SERVICES offered
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-03

ROOM for men. single beds New
bedding and newly decorated. e2I
y Adams
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-03
Livestock
Wanted To Buy


COLLEGE BEGINS 18TH YEAR
MEANWHILE. ore .-UP-Linf
field College began its S5th year
with ITS freshman day activities
this fail DR. William G. Everson,
president, declared the college 10
"on its way 70 a successful year"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-03

WASHED 600 GRAVEL
PROGRESSED ROAD GRAVEL
Delivered or r. o. u PIT
WHITAKER a COOLING co.
$500 Gale Rd Phone 202O-I-f
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-03
Employment
Help Wanted, Female

Nothing
Is More Necessary
TO CONDUCT A WAR
THAN THE TELEPHONE
War calls must go through
we need telephone operators.
Experience not necessary
We viii teach you. Apply to
the Chief Operator.
MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE co.
e09 Pearl St.
SALES GIRL
CAPABLE OF TAKING FULL
CHARGE IN DRESS AND MIL
LINERH STORE $3.50 To 6.
GOOD SALARY. FASHION
MILLINERY. % y WASH.
HOUSEHOLDER, no heavy york.
Call 724 between and II p. m.
WAITRESS AND CASHIER wanted
White Palace. Apply i'm person.
Good wages. Phone 9197.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-03
JOHNSON & HUFFMAN

WdII TdUeT q I1InT store.
Complete Decorating Service
207 w. Cross. Phone c549-W.
Opposite Central High School.
Res. 2l3 Oak ST. Phone 500
gTHE ORIGINAL. shauan Roof
ing and Sheet Metal Co. Flat roof
service State insurance. 5t2 w.
Cross, Phone 1858.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-03
Real Estate
Wanted To Rent

! TO Z ROOM uufurnisled apart
meut for light housekeeping FOR
adults. Write box 4oa Ann Arbor
Pm. after %. 100. sins.
WANTED 90 rent a heated unfur-
nisavd room by reliable party. Ph
ttS-M after
Brokerage Cards
LIST your house, farm or business
With Harry g.. pgrU over 90 years
Real Estate experience. kesltor
SO y Huron 81. 1871
REAL ESTATE -- General Insurance
Ross X Bower. i03 ". Michigan
Phone 66t
r. RODGERS SYLVESTER
Real Estate. Insurau C. Mortgages
3O1 T.. Forest Phone AS
Houses For Sale
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-03
Earl /. freeman

I20 PEARL 1883
Insurance OF all kinds IN honorable
stock companies
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
B. E. TO Consider
Alaska Highway
Proposal Tuesday

VICTORIA. p. G. - No action
on the Seattle Chamber 81 Com
merce's proposal for linking of the
Cariboo highway to the Alaska
highway will be taken until the
British Columbia cabinet meets
here on Tuesday. Hon. Rolf Bruhn.
minister of public works, said Sat
urdsy.
A delegation representing the
Seattle chamber conferred with
Premier John Hart and other gov
eminent officials on the proposal
yesterday.
Bruhn said that II WAS expected
arrangements will be made at
Tuesdays cabinet meeting 10 pre-
pare information on costs and
other aspects of the route and for
ward IT TO Ottawa and the Seattle
chamber.
Bruhn believed there might be
difficulty in getting enough white
labor TO build the link. but said
japanese could be used.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Western Washington Masons
To Come for Program Tuesday
Scottish Rite Bodies Invite
Mony for All-Mosonic Night

Hundreds ~ Western Washing.
ton Assans ALL b IN Tacoma mex,
Tuesday evening n attend the
ninth annual All Masonic night in
Fellowship hall. Masonic temple.
sponsored by the Scottish Rite
bodies Of the city.
General Chairman r. X. Murray
announced Monday the program
would begin at o'clock following
half hour concert by the Afifi
Temple Shrine band.
Principal address will be de-
lvered by John A. Emigh If Walla
Wslla. grand master Of the Ma
sons Of Washington.
High officials of number OF
the Masonic bodies will attend,
among them William S. McCres,
SD degree. of Spokane, sovereign
grand inspector general. represent
ing Scottish Rite: Robert b Palm
or. grand high priest, representing
the Royal Arch; Walter H. Steffey,
grand master. representing the
Royal and Select Masters; Charles
H. Palmer, grand warden of the
knights Templar.
Chairman of the entertainment
committee - Walter II. Mierow
who has promised some unusual
features. Refreshments will be
served after the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Allied Air Duel
STARTS on PAGE ON

the loss Of one allied fighting plane.
Yale island. 90 miles from Port
Moresby. New Guinea, across from
Cape York, and other small islands
were bombed.
Incomplete reports Indicated
the japanese plane formation
ever the Torres strait islands
WEIR successfully broken mp
and their losses In the aggre-
gate were high.
However, IL Was evident that the
Japanese were Importantly extend
ing their attack zone in the north
eastern coastal area.
II was suggested the Japanese
in their Torres strait attacks were
aiming at allied shipping lanes,
including that 10 Darwin. 10 pre-
vent arrival OF reinforoements TO
oppose a direct ses-borne invasion
attempt
Further. II WAS believed here
that the Japanese probably
were already hacking their
way through the humid New
Guinea jungies In hope 81
reaching Port Moresby. $50
miles from the Australian
coast, overland.
II was said frankly here Port
Moresby could not hold out Ions
against . determined sea-borns
invasion attempt combined with q
drive down the eastern peninsuls
of New Guinea.
II the japanese could close the
Torres strait and take Port Mores,
by. IL would be assumed that the,
would push southwark along the
i,land stepping stones toward New
Zealand. in an attempt TO cut tn,
main communication route TO IN.
United States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Fall Of Kharkov
Near, Russ Report

Continued From Page Onel
the entire staff Of the 6sth Ger
man division. including the divi-
sional commander, Gen. Braun,
were killed in a recent dynamiting
Red Star said the Germans
had made kharkov . city Of
incredible horror. that they
killed more than $4,000 people
Immediately after their occu-
patton. that ZIG had been
hanged In the streets. and that
more than 1,2O0 were In con-
finement and awaited death.
Townspeople are prosecuted
with forced labor, are swelled with
hunger, II said. and families are
burying their starvation dead in
courtyards.
Tens of thousands have
been expelled from the city,
Red Star asserted. and many
have been shot to death rs
they staggered along the win
ter roads In search Of shelter.
About 5000 skille factory
workers have been sent to occupied
countries, Red Star said, and
townspeople now are being forced
to erect street barricades in ex.
pectation of the day when the
Russians storm the city.
The Germans are terrifying the
city in vain.' it said. The houi
of liberation is near. II the Ger.
mans do not surrender they will
all be wiped out"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17

CONTINUED From Page onsl
have = bit of Justified hors, for
behind every hattle.line on earth
there are men who have felt the
impact Of Christian ideals: and In
almost every community on the
face Of the earth there II a book
printed IN the language or dialect
Of that community. IN which book
can he read. Love your enemies.
do good 10 them that hate you"
And In that same volume. In every
tongue IL the story ~ the Good
Samaritan. and % the Man Of
Galiiee himself ~ Asiai. who
went about doing good. hut who
was hated and betrayed. yet who.
while men were killing him pray
ed. Father. forgive them"
When the u. =. II. r. celebrated
tho twenty-fourth anniversary Of
It's revolution las November. !,
included a broadcast Of a series
OF Soviet watchwords Here was
the tenth.
"Greetings 20 Tire German
people groaninx under the
yoke of Hitier's blarkguard
bands. We wi.h them victory
over bIocdthir~ty Hitter"
This In subtle and effective
reaching behind the lines Of bsyo-
nets. and many times more sf-
fective with thousands Of people
than artillery or planes.
Permit me to digress for . mo-
ment. Suppose !. a Christian be-
lever. had been sending Biolss and
leaflets and teachers 10 China and
India and Japan for many years.
And suppose that one day soms
lad whom I had thereby reached
was IN. key man" In world sf-
fairs over yondsr at least, upon
him rested the turn OF tho times.
and he decided according 10 the
Golden Rule and the teachings ~
Jesus Christ Great you agree
But suppose his decision saved
months OF bloody fighting ana mil.
lions NJ dollars and thousands ~
American boys lives. Wonderful
But suppose one Of those boys
whose life WAS sased was my own
son suppose ne came home. In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17

Officers II the various Scottish
AMI York ecdiss and other Ma
sonic bodies who expect n Ne
present. are ss follows.
Scottish Rite-Ahe Sllxerman
kelso: Ralph r. Edmonds. Kei.o.
LOYAL T. r Snyder. Seattle, Vic
Francis. Olympia. Albert W
Nelson. Bremerton: r. G. s. Ward.
Lowell; Loomis Bsldrey. Belhng-
ham; H. II. DeFord Olympia: J. u.
Cook. Seattle; DIR. ]. W. Stevenson.
Hoquiam: Geo. f. Davis. Seattle.
York Rite-Roy 6. James. TIA
coma; Robert p. Palmer. Auburn.
Chas. S. Slater. Tacoma: Walter
II. steffey. Seattle: W. A. staneer.
Tacoma: Charles II. Palmer.
Tacoma.
Other Masonic Bodies Guy
Sheehan. National Sojourners: ].
W. A. Bollong. illustrious poten-
tate. Nile Temple. Seattle. Stew
art f. Perry. Industrious potentate,
Afifi Temple, Tacoma
Officers of Scottish Rite Bodies
of Tacoma are:
Tacoma consistory - Walter X.
Mierow. commander-in-chi John
C. Donahue. prior; sigfrid Larson.
preceptor; Asa s. Farnsworth.
chancellor
Tacoma Council of kado>h -
Charles w. Johnson, commander;
Arthur NJ. Angove. first lieut.. COM
mander; Stewart +. Peary. second
lieut.. commander; Alex Rabstoff.
chancellor.
Tacoma Chapter Rose croix-
VIM. S. Mccres. jr wise master:
VIM. II. Price. senior warden: John
H. Dignes. junior warden.
Tacoma Lodge of Perfection
Kenneth Hillstrom. venerable mas
ter; Rial Benjamin, senior warden:
Woodruff X. Carroll, junior war
den.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Allies Preparing
For Offensive

Continued From Page One)
content 10 put up an aerial
umbrella and sit underneath
II and wait for the enemy to
come and attack us. We are
going To carry the war into
the enemy's country - into
Japan
British headquarters at Man
dalay reported United States
bombing planes were active
against the Japanese over Dutch
Sumatra.
AT Mandalay it was revealed
British and Chinese forces had
actually joined their lines on the
Burma front for united opposition
70 the japanese drive.
A dispatch to the Calcutta
newspaper Statesman from
somewhere IN Burma" said
fresh Chinese troops were
pouring into Burma In con-
siderable numbers and IL was
believed their equipment,
thanks 70 the American lease
lend program, was equal tn
anything the japanese could
put into the field.
Apropos of this important state
nent of native cooperation, Lon
don announced Sir Stafford Grips,
Prime Minister Winston Chur-
chill's special envoy, was now on
his way to India to attempt a
political agreement which would
get all India, including national
lists, into the war.
The Indian Youth Fedora
tiOn, with headquarters here,
Sunday sent greetings to its
american Comrades" in the
war. congratulated Gen.
Douglas Macarthur on his
heroic stand in the Philip
pines and sent its greetings
10 guerrillas carrying on the
fight In japanese occupied
territories.
Air Marshal Peirse in his state
rnent said of the Burma situa-
ton:
Il can tell You that during
the 10 days ! have been here
We have elaborated most care
full plans for defense and Of
tense. That does not mean
that plans have just been
started. Aircraft have been
coming ia this country for
long time, and plans have ex-
listed. but now they are being
elaborated
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Emissions Coast
As Light Metal
Center Of Nation

PORTLAND - Assistant secre-
tsry of the interior. Oscar chap-
man. Saturday snvssleasd tn wese
coast ~ the iiEnt metals csstsv fss
the nation IN = talk befovs mining
men and nonnsviiIs power on.
eiais.
"Ths aspsstmspet n ~ ~
ssvsss.r ~ sat6. sswnses - NO
pssstas : hnsls sss . lneeteg
Asvs,sp~eWt II NJ wess - .
hHhs nse>ais eeeaes fss ~
saslss. u 1ses est vass -
have . ~ss hssm - 49, .
dusty trail u shsst tswsaL-
In discussing mobsiisailoa ~
domestic mineral end mstni -
sources fer war. Chapman asksd
mining men 70 give the barssu -
mines. on . confidential sasts.
records NJ exploration and d~vsl-
opmsnt for us~ u dsfenss sssscses.
he slso asked for pscmrsms
worked out b>twsen miners ard
stats universities which Would si1
the government sssshiish ard incsis
mills. fabrication plants and ssoeh
pslss
To sppssssss ~ ss.stl Hsssn
~ pstsl~e ssse sAst M -
psstus>sf stns<s sss1y -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Suspend Jehovoh
Witness Teacher
BOSTON

BOSTON - Doris X. Sesry,
teacher In the Beethoven school.
West Roxbury. a member Of the
Witnesses Of Jehovah, was sus-
pended from her position for %
days as the result Of refusing TO
salute the American flag or take
the oath Of allegiance to the United
States. Superintendent Of Schools
Arthur Gould informed the Boston
school COMMITTEES.
The COMMITTEES approved Gould 8
action and g1ll seek ruling from
the city Law department as TO their
night 70 discharge her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Double-Soled Shoes
Ruled Out by WPB

WASHINGTON - The war pro-
auction board Saturday asked shoe
manufacturer To stop making
heavy double-soled brogue types
Of shoes because they appear to
constitute an excessive use Of
leather.
The WPB also requested users
OF traffic psint--thst used for road
and highway markings - TO use
white paint in preference to yell
low to conserve chrome yellow.
Conservation Of chrome yellow II
particularly necessary at this time.
officials said.