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La gaceta., 1942-01-29

Jap6n ha seguido fielmente es-
te programa. Las slas del Ha-
waii fueron atacadhs por 100
aviones japoneSeS. Hubo perdi-
das por ambos la1os. Falta yer
cue operaciones puede empren-
der-y deben ser operaciones
Gecis:vas-la flota 6aponesa.
La Marina de los EStados Uni
dos no puede ser sorprendida,
por 10 tanto, la segunda parte
del programa de- General Sato
la destruction del Canal de
Panama (para impedir nuevos
refuerzos desde ell Atlantico)
tiene que desarrcllarse en- ese
mar que de todO tiene menos'
de Pacifico. Attends de este,
con la drtenci6n de todos los
su5ditos japoreses en- Panama
Sc ha eliminado la posibilidad
de las actividades de la quinta
columna.
Cuando Sato public6 su libro,
a primeros del aho 1910, soma
ba hasta con la completa con-
ouista de los Estados Unidos.
Creia ell general que la Real
Marina Britannica estaria suma
mente atareada luchando contra
Alemania para que pudiera te-
ner alguna Influenza en- ell Pa
cifico. Aqui los japoneses hicie-
ron un nal calculo. La Gran
Bretana, China Y las Indias Ho
landesas luchan al ladO de Anne
RIGA. Y es tan solo question de
/ tempo antics de que Russia a
parezca en- ell Pacifico y los BON
barderos de Vladivostock hagan
Hover bomibas incendiarias en-
las casas de MADEIRA y papei dc
las ciudades japonesas.
Ell Jap6n trat6 de ganar item
20 por medic de negociacione.
Pero Ell presidente Roosevelt, al
congelar los cr6dltos-un bio
queo econ6mico de hechO-hizo
comprender a los japoneses que
no podian ir acumulandO abas-
tecimientos para ell dia del alta
que. La separation de los dos
campos, las estados democratic
cos Y los fascistas, es ahora
complete.
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
AVISO
Centre ESpo10l de Tampa

Por este medic Sc pone en- co
nccimiento dc los socics del Ger
tro ESpanol, que ell viernes enc
10 80 de 1912, tendran lugar las
elecciones de D;reetiva, de Z a !
de In noGhe, en- los edificios d,
Ybor y West Tampa.
ri Secretario,
C.. TOrTeRS.
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
LOS JAPONESES LA TRACTION
Tn Libro Gel General Sato
POR S KALMER

LOndres, Enero 29.-El anun-
clio hecho por ia radio ell dia Z
de diciembre, de 1941, cue los
aviones japoneses haI5ian alta
cado la fortaleza naval del puer
to de Perla, en- las islas de Ha-
wall, fue suficiente, aun sin la
rapida succession de las nuevas
ofensivas %japonesas, para ha-
Ger la clara separation de los
dos paises fascistas del otro.
Siendo Jap6n ell agresor y no ell
agredido, la alianza militar en-
tire Alemania, Italia y ell Jap6n
no obliga tacitamente a los dos
primeros a declarar la guerra a
los EStadoS Unidos; con TODD,
los Estados Unidos Sc italian en-
guerra, aun en- la cita del Allan
tico. Por 10 tanto, la segunda
Guerra mundial entra en- SD IA
Sc deciSiva.
Ell Jap6n atac6 sin declara-
ci6n de guerra, y al hacer este,
permaneci6 fiel a su tradicion
piratica. Ash como ell Z de d.
ciembre un buque estadouniden
Sc fue hundido por un subma-
rino japones, sin una declara-
ci6n de guerra previa, asi empe
z6 la primera guerra imperia-
lista japonesa Zen 1894-95 con-
ira China) con ell torpedeo del
buque chino "Kowshin", que lie
La gaceta., 1942-01-29

vaba nil &c 2iartos hcnTores a
tOriO. La guerra ruso ! apore-
sa dc 1904, empez6 ~igualmante
con un ataque japon5s contra la
fll.a rusa Y en- esta ocasi6n, no
hubo tampcco una previa decla
raci6n de guerra. Ell ataque
Manchuria en- septiem-
'bre de 1881, Y ell "~incidente chi
no., en- Z de julio 1886, no fue-
ron precedidOs tampoco por min
.guna declaration de guerra.
Ahora ell Jap6n ha atacado a
los EStados Unids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
HELPFUL

MIRIAM WILLIAMS. OF Escanaba. Mich.
also comes forward with some vigorous arguments
In favor OF younger army
NEARLY a quarter of a million young men
become 18 years Of age annually" says Miriam.
AT this age they least valuable to industry.
II is hardest for them to get jobs and their en-
forced idlenesS leads them into various kinds Of
mischief or even crime. Army discipline would
help them become honOred citizens instead of
hardened criminals.
AT 18 the young man has just finished high
school. he has not entered any business pro-
feSSiOn and has not yet taken on the response
bility Of wife and home. Thus his enlistment
In the army wuld not disrupt college or business
career and would not take him away from any
dependents. There would be less disruption OF
civilian pursuits, with the older men left TO carry
on In the business profession, where they are
already established.
Last, but by no means least, induction OF
young men would discover those physical defects
which have been found TO be so prevalent at
early age when corrective measures may be
taken more easily"
Miriam Williams, age II,
423 Ludington St,
Escanaba Mich
$500 price
But here's NO" answer from a former Army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
. UP and DOWN
with
WALTER WINCHELL |
staff PhotA

LUCICS BEEBE scooped us on this one,
the lugg, but let us put it here and make it
public, tch, tch, teh The unsuitable
Maury Paul (Cholly Knickerbocker), re-
ports My Melancholy Beebe, has been keep
ing society frauds in fine stew recently by
threatening to print list of the bogus nobil-
Try and foreign CRIMINALS moving in the best
circles Maury was seated next TO one Of
them at swanky dinner the other evening.
81 m sure she remarked giving Maury
the lorgnette fisA-eve4- that yea write about
nothing but garbage
you should know. madam, " was the de-
vaStating retort, 81 devoted most of this
afternoons column to yoooooOoo.
FROM A story in the N Y Daily News Sum
day: Many Of the services that come under
the head OF the Nays Public Relations. This
officers and men As on the staff under It.
Comdr. j. I. Tuthill, Jr, "a newspaper publisher
on Long ISland) are all Naval ReserviSts recruited
from newspaper editorial rooms and advertising
agencies throughout the country, each a spe-
cialist in his assigned duties The others Gin the
Public Relations depD are all familiar to news
paper readers. Men now doing in gold braided
uniforms the same work they previously did in
their shirtsleeveS. e."
ODD McINTYRE'S biographer Charles B.
DrlScou an the book on the coyumist's career)
relates that one Of the Journalists phobias was
the fear that someone might rush up and pat
him on the back
Most colyumists We know are afraid someone
won't
CRACKS THAT Have Opened Me Wide:
When Jimmy Durante used TO slap the sides of
his pants and yell: Dare wtz Standin on dA
corner mindln' me own biznizz when a guy
walks up and ties a horse to me-
TODAY'S SPECIAL. The dime B'way
waiter or hatcheck girl would sheer at as tip)
will get a thank-you from humanity in general
If you merely drop 1t in any March Of Dimes
CUP.
THE 65O00-a-year art director OF a New
York agency got 10 feeling his corn at a SIND
Street bar He went to a phone and called his
boss claiming ne was underpaid and oyerworked.
Il won't stand for IT," he screamed. L won't DO
slave for nickeiSl' The boss quietly said:
Il accept your resignation" Period.
o. a.
FROM THE January 7th 1912 Miami Herald
which publishes this dept Editor. Herald:
Henry McLemore has joined the pack The
barking of Walter Winche does not surprise
me; but Henry McLemore and him with such
a sweet face Too bad In spite OF the mud
singing by experts Ike Winchell and Pegler etc.
Carl Hulander" Carl?????2???
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
ARTHUR 'BUGS' BAER

WHEN I was counting a
girl thirty years ago We were
gentlemen i'm those days even
though my memory is getting
bad 1t only cost five
cents 10 60 10 the movies,
beer was five cents and Feb
ruary only had twenty-eight
days. Everything was more
economical. II a girl saw a
better table with more sand
wiches she could 20 to il.
And she was entitled TO half
of everything she brought
back Today. the modern
drifter invites a girl out for
fun II she can afford IL. She
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
InlernnlIonal New. Photo.

youth who has not become ac-
custOmed TO discipline. If this is
true, the 45-year- old man must
be the equal if not the superior
of the yOungster. on the field of
battle.
II am married and have
family who are proud To know
that ! shall soon be called 20
serve again. | hope that when /
do | shall never be called upon
to give orders TO men who can
hardly be called such i'm view of
their youth. Give the boys 4
break. even II il becomes neces-
sary TO lower the standard %
physical requirements. and let 4
few OF the men go who are sob
bling because they are not right
up 10 the standard of pcrfec-
ton demanded at the present
time"
Stanley c. Allen. age %.
First Sgt, L. S. A. Res.
l63 Fair St. Plymouth. Mich.
80 80 prize
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Vitality Of
Youth Prime
Requirement
Observation-Disclosures

SHOULD TIE DRAFT AGE BE LOW
ERED' Even before Pearl Harbor, Brig
adler General Lewis b. Hershey, National
Director OF Selective Service stated that a short
age Of man power may necessitate the drafting
OF Americans as young as Is. Then came that
fateful day December T. followed by the Decls-
ration OF War and legislation reducing the draft
aaa-!3Riit- -2e--Sehfettfffr m the not distant
future, there may be call for young men under
49, as is already being done in England What
will, be Young Americas reaction then?
"THE ARMY NEEDS THE VITALITY OF
YOUTH" cries CLARENCE JEFFERSON, n
draftee OF Detroit Mich. basing his opinion on
his experience during maneuverS in Louisiana
last December.
To-day we have a mechanical army. and II
takes men with abundant energy to keep these
machines moving for DAYS and nights without
sleep and proper food. It's no job for Older men
only those in the full yigOr OF youth can meet
the requirements.
There are other reasons in favor of early army
training. Young fellows learn faster They are
more willing to take orders. They unmar-
ried and have not yet become established In life
they have not much TO lose.
ARMY training has a unique way Of building
character where IL Is lacking. II also brings toll
erance into the lives Of those who have never
know II before. The earlier these traits
acquired the better for the individual. This
side of army training alone would make II in
valuable to the ls-year old"
Clarence r. Jefferson age 30.
1898 Pearl ST.. Detroit Mich
$500 price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
DUTCH TREAT.

Distributed by king Features s,nd Inc
IN THE ETHICS of the
Dutch Treat two can live as
cheaply as one II one is cheap
Girls, never go out with a
mugg who uses a wolf trap
for a safety deposit vault.
That's so he can catch him
self when he accidently feels
generous If a punk takes a
girl out for a good time in a
leaky row boat, IL Is no com
pliment to be asked to sit
at the captains table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

chocolate maltcdS The stu
dents Okayed the Dutch
Treat unanimously Those
students are Scrrwballs and
crackpOts. They are Non
Campus MentiS DO not
send your boy TO that kind
OF college where a Soph Dor
rows money from one girl so
he can telephone another girl
and reverse the charges OF
course. there are two sides 10
everything. even run down
heels We take back every
thing we said about the boys
IL they are saving up to buy
Defense Bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

is supposed To buy the tickets
for the movies. the box Of
candy and also to pay for the
dances. He's a StOwaway on
the gravy train lie struts
around as proud as a straw
berry out Of season II I
was a girl and a slicker like
that called on me, | would be
awful glad that I'm not a
girl.
- q .
SOME TIME ago a college
voted on the Ethics Of the
Dutch Treat. II was agreed
that the Chinese drown their
baby girls but not in double
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

sergeant-STANLEY c. ALLEN.
Of Plymouth. Mich.
II agree with those who say
Too young TO vote: too young
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

Church parish. 942 East Jeffer-
son, under the direction of 1t.
Mildred Klunas.
Applications for go additions
have already been received and
the future of the First Regi-
ment Glee Club seems assured.
Band additions will be held on
Friday evening, October 80, at
7:30, under the supervision OF
Arthur II. J. Searle. supervisor
of high school music. board of
education, Detroit.
A fine response has been re-
ceived to the call for members
for the all-OCD women's band.
but there are still a few
vacancies.
Positions are open for two
trap drummers, one trumpet
and one trombone player.
A 26-piece band arrangement
OF the official OCD song. you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

Husband: That's gorgeous Fur
Coat for only $1,000. Looks like
twice as much" Wife: "Yes, dear.
I'm sure it's remarkable value (:
but you work hard for your money
and it's up TO me TO save That's
why I bought my Fur Coat at
FRANKLIN'S during their daring
18th anniversary sale" Here Is a
very special offer made in a drive
for 500 new customers. A smart
new pair OF shoes or a clever new
Fall hat. value $500. absolutely
FREE. with your purchase OF a
new 1913 Luxury Fur Coat, priced
at snly 500 90. They're better. finer,
Luxury Furs. beautifully lined, tai
lored and styled 10 the minute.
Special for limited time only. up
20 $500 for your old Fur Coat in
trade Just $500 down reserves
your Fur Coat. Take as long as 50
weeks 10 pay. No red tape. no
delay. Hurry and get your FREE
hat or shoes during this drive. Use
your credit az always at FRANK
Inns DEPARTMENT, STORE, SIG
Michigan Ave. Shop any evening
ill 3 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

A DAYTIME company TO
train women night shift workers
in military discipline and drill
will begin Monday. November 2,
it was announced by Augusta
Phelps Munro. commanding Of
ficer of the First Regiment.
Women Air Raid Wardens, De-
troit Office of Civilian Defense.
The First Regiment is an or
ganiZation of women air raid
wardens formed into military
ranks for drill. The daytime
company will meet every Mon
day from IL to l in the Wur-
liter auditorium, 1909 Broad
way.
This company Is open only to
women air raid wardens or
other OCD members who cam
not attend evening drills be-
cause OF defense work.
Any one interested is invited
10 come directly TO the Wur-
liter auditorium, Monday. II IL
is not possible 10 attend the
first meeting. arrangements can
be made 10 enter the company
late by calling Colonel Munro,
Cadillac $751;.
ADDITIONS FOR the Glee
Club of the First Regiment,
Women Air Raid WafdeHs, Will
he held on Thursday and Satur-
day, October 29 and II az 7:3O
p. m. in the choir room OF Christ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
DETRoIT EVENING TINES (pHoNE CHERRY $500
First Regiment Women Air Raid Wardens
Begin Predicting Military Drills

Just Can't Let 1t Happen Here"
has been made by Roy Miller OF
Wayne University and all the
members of the new bard are
anxious to start practice so they
can play the official song pub
licity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22
By ALEX JANUSITIS
United Press Writer
VANCOUVER, b. C.-An AR

NANtOltEh. n. An army
a. women of a half score nation
slities- thousands strong 49, was
ready throughout British Column
bis Tuesday TO help the menfolk
defend their homes. the province.
their families and themselves
even to the extent Of bearing arms
They are the women who belong
10 the Red Cross. the women's
Ambulance Corps. the Auxiliaries
Of the Army. Navy and Air Force.
and hslf-score other military and
semi-militsry units.
They have even formed shooting
clubs to train as potential gueril-
las. with the motto "gsts for gals"
and a flying club known as the
Flying Seven"
There are groups Of girls zeal
ously learning how to handle and
shoot small arms of all kinds in
Vancouver, Victoria, Nsnaimo and
other centers. and. some Of them
have become such crack shots
they've won medals for marks
msnship.
Guerilla Gals
The women employees " large
companies. such as the Canadian
National Railways, the p. c. Elec-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22
Telephone System.
Heating Bids Opened

Bids were received by the Ia
coma board OF contracts and
awards Monday afternoon on the
carrier telephone system for the
Nisqually power development and
on a heating system for the con-
troll room of the tideflats substa-
ton.
On the telephone equipment bids
were Westinghouse. S27.s7s, and
General Electric. s27.297; on the
heating equipment, Western Fur
naces, s1.357.25. and Peck Furnace
a Heating Co, s1.646.46.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22
Milk Mixture For
Stomach Ulcers

A recent medical discovery now be-
FMS used hv doctors and hospitals
everywhere has proven unusually sue
cessful in the treatment OF stomach
ulcers caused from excess acid. II
IS harmless preparation yet 90 ef-
fective that in manv cases the pains
Of stomach ulcers disappear almost
Immediately after 1t In used Also
recommended for Eas pains. indises-
ton and heartburn due 70 hyper
scidity sufferers may now try this
a. home hv obtaining bottle OF
Lurin from their druggist. Lurin
contains this new discovery in its
purest form. Easv TO take. just mix
two teaspoonfuls in a half glass OF
milk Costs but little. Try q bottle
n must satisfy or money refunded.
1urin for sale by drug stores every
where. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22
GUERILLA GIRLS" ORGANIZED
British Columbia Women
Ready to Fight Beside
Men if Invasion Comes
LEARN HOW TO SHOOT GUNS

trio company. and the Vancouver
Sun. have banded into groups
known as Guerilla Gals" and de-
clare themselves ready To fight
beside the men In event Of an IN
vsSion
Our aim s % shoot "a
many Japs a. possible ..
auickl, - possible Doreth,
Cummings. . memher II the
suns unit. said.
Few Of the girls hsv, their own
guns. but they use those available
on the practice ranges. or borrow
them from husbands, boy friends.
police, or anywhere they can get
them.
Russians Gave Idea
The girls got the idea of the
guerilla bands from the Russian
women and are working on the
theory that If they can do II. so
can We" They don't look or feel
blood-thirsty. but they consider the
Japanese the worst enemy and all
declare they would not hesitate 10
take a shot Al one first chance
We get"
One of the largest Of the wom-
ems war groups IL the Womans
Ambulance Corps. which. orgsniz-
ed little over a year and = half
ago. is becoming = vital factor in
British Columbis's voluntary
emergency services.
The corps has units in Vancou-
yer. Victoria, Nanaimo. New
Westminster and other large towns
along the coast. with a member
ship of about 1000. operating
under a unified provincial COM
mand headed by DR.. Isabel Day.
Have Girls Pipe Band
The Nanaimo unit has 30 MEM
bers who are crack shots and are
ready to fill the role of either
ambulance drivers or a. guerilla
both.
The Vancouver unit Ia be-
lieved 10 he the only wonens
corps on the continent 10 have
. full girls pipe hand. II In
associated with the Glengarry
girls hand, rganized . year
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22

vAmnANuA h1noo~Ioe 49,
n<< q - sssa>i NeHena Ies ~
In r><vrn ~ nspsona e1mnr1
- 1&fe vh>n ~ - ~ T1no1r
ffve< n<>ens~wtI1 81 1eAooD -
frznR uzunGT. mon11e< mI1e c.
~ 80 ns>~cny.
~ - = soeus o3ser9 oH>v@
- ~ fenF's ou~1D>ue f><~<4
e>rrey pr>11roo1 ~ ~ uuu11
rss<a esms sime n n1ay. nnnnr1
~ fssm - ~ psepsHe $500
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22
Abos Strange
Aussy Tribe
Aborigines Hate All
Iops and All Work

IAN FRANCISCO - Parents
and sweethssrts II AE.F. boys
with Macarthur may Be puzzled
BY references in their letters to
~Aeos. the strange Ahorigines who
hang around our army csmps pan
handling for tobacco. Australian
hunters In New York give = few
tips about them not found IN cables
or textbooks They are even
better stalker. than American IN
dams. Scientists say they have
the keenest ives n all peoples and
noses like hlccdhounds Aussies
descrih, them e. human sirrlsns
detectors
Like the Congo tribes. they have
nysteriou. means Of oommunics-
tion which whites dub the bush
wireless These two faculties
have been put to practical use by
stationing native scouts along the
uninhahitated coast to watch for
enemy planes OF ships and trust
ing their message relay system TO
get the news back TO sirfields
swiftly. The jungle men have an
other inexplicsble power akin TO
voodoo called pointing the bone"
A medicine man Furnishes the
guilty BY holding before him = biz
Of human skeleton. The surersti-
tious victim is 20 terrorized that
frequently he drops dead.
The "Abos hate the Jsps because
in the Queensland area crews of
pearl iuggers always kidnapped the
"luhrss" twomenl. In revenge the
savsges would cast their weird
spell. Whenever a Nip diver sub
sequently was strangled by an
octopus. word was spread among
his mates that = bogy man had
hexed him. II Jap soldiers are A.
credulous as their brother fisher
men. perhaps our doughboys will
use bones for something more
dangerous than crap shooting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22

The women employees " large
companies, such as the Canadian
National Railways. the r. c. Elec-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22
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10 na<f kitE E<ft>tFsticn ~
1unlor fIc<f<<~<z. r<f<rrsf s<fxfe<.
siakrcem facilities
ia 40 Pacific f<f~>nsi <<rs-
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fstf sna Fs~e<tt Dance. spne-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22
Clubs Will Join
For Dinner on
W sdnssday Night

Members Il - South rseema
business uen< eIas 49, ts<
soats Tseems kl~snls club III
keid : ielat assn<f meetlsE Nd.
neeaay night a. s.is N ~ Ma
snrir temple ct <sth ard South
Tseoma ~ay
Principal feature 80 ths program
vii - an address - Russia ard
the War IN the ors~nt- ~ nf. War
specteF. professor ef Run~san he
sery. literature ana language -
the University e Washington
Approximately 10 euun<.s men
and residents Il the district ere
expected - attend Perry E Hal-
tina president ~ the klwanis
group ard n-r a Wexford. ~ the
Business Mas tlak. ~iIi lad fnf
sh<ir organizations
Included sn TIE sas<rfssruers
Wsll - vl1iin and rssus nusnh~rs
~ Gene ard Gwen nafs ara Ersur
slnrsns led ~ Herh>rt Ford
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22

made by th- War Production
beard. approximately 7oo.mu
workers yin b called and many
thousands Of thess ~sll ~ girls'
The United States rmpiaymsns
Service mahes the refsrrab q
cases 81 employment
In anticipation II the need fos
women in the defense Industries
the NyA In this state has FOR ths
past several morths trained niris
in the various shops thruunhoui
the state. rhsy have seen trained
In metal and machine ~ork and
have h~ee ssrsHtiy supervised This
Firis have heen taught the care
nf tools. god work hahiss and.
according t. their foreman. are
especially adaptable for certain
types cf woFk.
III WAS first considered an 81.
pertinent when ne accepted girls
In the shops. bat they proved n
be excellent workers, and In many
cases are ~ ocnspetsnt ~ men.
From now on. Ne shall use them
- vacancies occur IN shs shops.
sheridan said.
n 10 planned IN the future that
girls viii taks . finishing oourss
at the resident rrojeot In Seattle,
and thus viii have the opportunity
Of finding . place 10 live and sstsb.
lishinE themselves In their new
surroundings FOR additional lnfor.
nation call Roy Thompson. NyA
area youth personnel officer. izs
M. Tacoma ave. or the United
states Employment Service Of.
flee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22

The Vancouver group also has
the only platoon Of Chinese wom-
en-. They are eager and enthusi-
astic and soon expect to bring their
platoon up to full company
strength.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-22
Advance Guard From NYA
Sent to Aircraft Industry

The advance guard Of Tacoma
girls for. service In washington's
war industries left recently IN take
Jobs in the aircraft industry.