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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12
Salishan School
Allotment Raised

Continued fren Page ons1
ager q the district. reported that
plans are row being prepared
for portable tyrs coastrsesioa 81
An eixht-rcom grade school on
the project ate. and for . ak
room addition 70 the Gauit junior
high sehooi. nearest school % this
type 70 the project.
However. Ceadey aid. hsd=
Win net - called for about
three months when u h hep>d
70 find more favorable hid
ding conditions.
The buildings viii hs AZ tenn
porsry construction because Of
government limitations On tire
types Of material 20 he available.
The grade school will ee de-
signed for operation On two shifts
Of classes daily when the project
Is entirely occupied. caddey said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12

The men and women Of sea-Tac
are not stopping with ships. either
they are buying bonds-lots OF
bonds OF thousands OF
dollars worth Of bonds.
In fact it will only be matter
Of DAYS until Sea-Tac workers
have bought enough bonds TO rate
the Treasury Departments Minute
Man Flag-the flag awarded TO
all industrial plants whose per-
sonnet has pledged ten per cent
payroll deduction.
Sea-Tac workers did themselves
nroud on December 7th-"Pearl
Earbor Day" They bought more
than $4,000 worth Of War Saw
ings Bonds
Every day should be Buy a
Bond and Avenge Pearl Haroor
DAY."
II costs a lot Of money to fight
n war. TO build ships, 10 build
sirpIanes. 70 make the guns and
the bullets. Therefore Uncle Sam
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12
Sediiion Plot
Al Fort Lewis
Being Probed

ne Seattle ROs;-IatsnlFenesI
Friday printed that q young arm,
officer vas held IN connection viii
an army investigation Of an alleged
sedition plot at Fort Levi.
"High-ranking officials IF N.
Ninth Service command" ths
paper said. were conducting Al
investigation at Fort Lewis into
what is reported 10 have been an
organized attempt 10 Willy Presi.
dent Roosevelt. the army's COM
nander-in-chief."
The publisher Of the Post-In,ei-
hgencer Is John Boettiger. son-in-
law Of President Roosevelt.
Army officers ~ Fort Lewis
refused 30 comment on the Sc
dition report. Ray :. Colvin,
night managing editor Of the
newspaper. said the story was
released under ian agreement
with army officials that 10
would not receive heavy play
or q headline Of more than
one column"
Cat Washington. the office of
censorship said In a statement
that NO authority exists 10 order
any restriction of press headlines
or typographical arrangements Of
any kind" The war department
issued a statement denying that
II was issuing instructions 10
newspapers as 10 how they viii
handle news"
The newspaper described the Of
ncer a. "a young man. not long
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12

re crust
fspsre your fsvurite delicase PIE
Place Z 90 4 ssxnst prunes drained
seh and With ptts removedl % each
square. sprinkle nehfiv With lemon
iuioe. tbsn bread crumbs: drfkEle .
hit q honey over top and add DOT.
SOUTH f Sss.r sss , .srsps .
in hos oven Geo y % 70 Is MIN I'm
uses Serve hos az cold Th~~ are
delicious little turnover pies - have
on hand for pionies-or for that
lunch boz that travels 10 ne defense
plant.
rrNK-NSE,i.ow PUDDING
y slices wonder bread
- cup water
I lemon
- cup butter
cup sugar
- teaspoon cinnamon
: exE yoiks. beaten
= teaspoon ALT
Z enr whites
q tablespoons strawberry lam
Remove crusts and cut sliee@ Of
bread into y inch cubes. combine
water. grated rind and juice Of
butter. sugar ana cinnamon to-
sether. Add beaten egg yoiks. Com
bine with bread mixing toee4hsr
lightly. Transfer 20 butfered baking
dish. Place In pan of hot water. and
bake In moderate oven $3.50 - IS
minutes
Meanwhile. make msrinsus ~ fol-
lows; Add salt 20 eEE whites beat
until stuff. then beat In jam. spread
mcrinzs on pudding and ccntinus
baking for another 10 minutes In re-
duoed heat 600 -. Serves ..
WINE AND crDER NULL
Q eup< Italian Swiss Colony Prt.
Museafel M any dessert vine
Z cups sweet cider
I cup water
Z dozen whole cloves
= Inch sticks % cinnamon
Z lemons. cut IN slices
Z apples. sliced and baked with
wine
Bake the apples. Blasting them fire.
duentiy with wine. Boil tn spices
and lemon slices Ia the water min
utes. Add the cider and the vine
and heat thorouahiy Serve In pre-
heated earthsnware bowl with lemon
alice. and baked apple slices floating
on surface.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12

out Of college and with a radical
political background"
1T IL understood the officer
Il charged with mailing out
seditious literature TO MEM
hers Of the one-time America
First Committee and 20 VII
liam Dudley Peiley's silver
shirts. frequently described In
congress ~ q Fascist organ
iration." the newspaper said.
In addition. II said. the young
man is reported 10 have at
tempted 10 organize . suhversive
organization within the army It.
self"
Conviction Of sedition charges
carries penalty Of 10 to 20 years
Imprisonment In army disciplinary
barracks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12

Memsni fss, Il No. 2

n~ai Gstsss Agents Ne. not even
with . punch IN the nose. rAst's
. sase AZ breeding. IA say. and
yoa can't change that
Movie Cashier twea.nail yea. Y
shs vas married 10 snmsbn<iy eiss.
Maybe ne farments her - ne iness
all control al h<rself. ms po~ss-
bic that shs gsts driven into thess
scenes.
setdisrf No I've zen guys Who
81 out 10 change women nks that
and they ended up Just tirsd.
cranky old mon with no love for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12

This is "Avenge Pearl Harbor
Week" A year and five days ago
the Japs. as one writer put II,
scared out of the East like poison
arrows TO bomb Pearl Harbor. In
the parlance of the prize ring, they
COPIED a sneaker on our fleet and
sank couple of our warships and
damaged some Is others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12

A simultaneous chsss exhibition
viii be- staged by Tacoma Chess
club Sunday at Carlton hotel.
starting st Also p. m. Cary c.
Grain. Tacoma chessmastsr. win
face al least 10 opponents 81 one
time. All chess players are In
vited 90 attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12
II All Adds Up to 80.

II Is well 70 remember that the
weekly purchasing Of War Savings
Bonds IL not only helping our
country. but ourselves. II and
when there IL q postwar depres-
zion. our savings, represented by
our War Savings Bonds. may be
the net financial result Of our war
efforts.
II all adds up to-the best way
20 "Avenge Pearl Hzrbor." II 10
buy War Savings Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12

blr-s~p~s1el N@ 80 = rFr>ae1x
. v~<y z<<veos tsr> 81 q teee1s
- ~<ff - - h<z1ens1 = t4ne
that insa ece<aa<<<Ilc2
mr<1r~1 Nennpnnu<i ~ hats
ne reseea w1y sn@as 49, nnry>e1
tws<>. ! Fu<en neEs her<ex urm>-
10y I'll - - ~lnHt e1nnGe
49, ~ hnewn himnslf - 49,
sktx ns<ee ell
c>.vs sw~mnn,I IA 4 vem1n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12

However, there's one additional
request Uncle Sam makes Of his
nieces and nephews. The Treasury
Department would prefer 10 have
bond purchasers use the payroll
deduction plan. and the reason for
this il obvious. With the payroll
deduction plan II is possible 10
determine just what the present
and future amounts Of bond pur-
chases will be.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
s2O,094 Damage
Suit Is Argued

A jury was chosen Thursday IN
Superior Judge r. G. Remains
court TO hear the s20.ss4 damage
suit of James w. Shields. Seattle
tavern employe. against Mr.. and
Mrs. George o. Brown. their
minor con, Robert, and Jay
Moffett.
A. outlined TO the jury, shields'
case II based on allegedly perma-
nent injuries caused the night of
July Q, 1e4l on Aurora ave. Just
north Of the Seattle city limits,
when he was struck by . car
owned by the Browns and driven
by Moffett
Shield. alleges he had under
taken to escort q woman friend
across Aurora ave. At seth u.
when he was knocked down and 20
injured in one leg that he 10 GRIP
pied for hfe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Killers Spring Offensive
Not Going According 10 Plan
Nazi Position No Better
Now Than in Mid-Winter

sprss crmsss y ~ snt =
a. u scna ~sccardn9 n paa-
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na~AA n>aysa rsnsrhanhs ~ snrsse . pswpsem hse
ssosa - uoposA - eGnsn
hssaG . s>alss1 sfs.k hnsG0 - No - u1pouvs
essssai ossuaa sfpenn1vp - ensopn
rns effonavs uhs1ss -
isrs rmssAsrhes clearly Aas ~ - -
attach rros ~ nssnaa 80 oevunn
ccmmua>ues Khashpv : mAE n>rna -
ussps nsAsns 1savsV aosln sssass - sssno sg
fcrssa supported - tsAha-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Demo Session
Due June %
Cducuses Set for
June s and Is

Pierce county Democrats Thurs
dsy announced a revised ara COM
rlete schedule Of prostate ronv,,.
ton activities here.
The Bourbon county convention
will convene At . a. m. Jun, "a
at Odd Fellows hall. according to
Mrs. Margaret Hopkins. county
central committee chairman.
Meanwhile. Mrs. Bertha TAYLOR.
Republican county vice chairman.
said no date yet had been set for
q COP county convention. but that
che felt reasonably sure one would
be held.
The Republican state central
committee earlier this month can.
celled all plans for q state convsn-
ton.
Democrats here viii hold pre-
einct caucuses Saturday. June . at
8 p. m; legislative district sau-
euses Saturday. June II.
Their county session win pre-
eede by two weeks the party's
state convention, to be held at
Bellingham July IL.
H s. McCord. county secretary.
said today the following had been
named committee to arrange for
the convention here: W. p. CALI
van, Gerald Dixon and Ben Brit
ton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Actions In Divorce

Suit for divorce Was filed IN
superior court Thursday BY w.
A. against Cleo r. Mack. and .
suit 70 snnui a marriage was
brought BY Alice against Thso ~.
Naming
Intsr1oeutory DEGREES Of divorces
have been granted Virginia n
from A. %. Slater. n. l. from
Louise Hui. Anna L from w. b.
Hsrtness. kathryn from v r.
Tyler, Alice r. from c. H. Walker
FINAL DEGREES have b<en entered
in the cases ~ Margaret sgains,
n. y. Royal. NJ y. against John
c. Power and X. against H.
HsysshL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
japanese Students
VIII Keep Up Work

japanese eeu6ents 81 both r.
coma high schools have heea given
. cbancs 10 make up their work
and VIII receive FUN credit FOR
their ssmestsv, Principal Howard
Carr Of Stadium and Principal
hurt o. oeai - Lincoln ssid
Thurvdsy.
At Lincoln japanese sludsnts
vsre advised stu weeks aeo 70
work ahsad - - 10 - vsAdy fer
svacuation. In mast easss the -
bssn dons and The ssmsstss's
studies have bs>n eempisssd. a
few who ana not work sh4ad ars
ohsching out bsoks anl wlii nail
In thar wovk ssfoss bsiae stvsa
credit.
No special graduation snAresess
are planned N esthsr hish sshesl
although Principal Dsai 0ia -
had planssd. u ths Tneoma Jaoa-
nsss he'd bssn ssst 10 tbs pvyai-
lup evacuation center. - ssh psv-
miss'on from army snthosstses ssg
thsm 10 attend Tn regular sradp.
alton sssseisss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Says Women in War Industry
Will Endangsr Family Life

Perhaps ths szpsnssss % Rag
land altar twe years 81 modern
warfare permits " 70 savissos ne
effects upea NJ family IN eur
country. Divorces. We are told.
have inersas>d aisrming1y. Juvs-
nile criminals are On TIE rampage
tbsrs. too. IN Inersassd numbers .
Quoting . pfsss correspondent.
Dr. Clemens sald.
Juvenile courts have bssn
jsmmsd. r~form schools have bong
since overfIews1 snd The var kAs
driven many ehliosss bsfwssa
thssr eighth ssd tsirtsssth strss-
days inss criminal sets"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Warned Against
Ceneralized
Pronouncemenis
by Rsligssus News service

PROVIDENCE. = strsssin9
the necessity of knowing how
other people live hsfors trying 10
prescribe for than. DR.. Mary Van
kleek. director OF Industrial studles
Of the Russell Sage Foundation.
warned the annual conference here
Of the department Of Christian 60
cial relations q the Episcopal do
ccss of Rhode Island against easy
acceptance Of grandioss plans TOR
regulating the postwar world
She warned especially a gen.
eralised pronouncements a. TO the
postwar world BY church sroups.
declaring;
The moro We wvsss pro-
sounoemaats. TIE moro We 49,
giving . .ovai ~ religious
aaacttoa 10 what nay ~ ssly
. great selfishssss - tie
world II tomorrow.
DIR. Van klssk commented upon
q proposed scheme Of aftsr-war
plans based upon world domination
by powerful. democratic United
States and Britain. BY posing ths
question: IF New York and MAJ
saehusetts had written the eoastl-
tuition for the colonies and then
invited the rest At them 10 come
In. would there have been Q uaitsd
States n Amsries %
Refervtsg 10 tke ssetai
recommendations 81 ~ MAJ
vern esafersscs 80 ss1sas
AaGiicaa sessiens hnst yess.
tAs spsshss psisssd eco 49,
stnsiias r~oenesesast1sss -
gasding Ne task ef ~ chssch
In the psstwss snsss@y -
hssa snAe - sinsilas essSes-
ssess In 1918 saA sh.t svea -
fas hsrk - 1859 NJ sseaal
aims 81 Ne cksrch - 49,
dsf1ss1 n s1msss ~ sanss
language.
We have . task herr ana now.-
DR.. Van kissk told the eonfersnos.
1T 10 10 study the needs a ths
people ~ our own communities
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Mrs. Buck Private" land Proud Of Il

danced. and NEST xissfally. th<
clothes we bought recall hew
eeated for these fafa last year.
ard lceklnx eaek. I feel almost
ashamed rink al I could -
with that money Rows same
cns safely remsrkes You cant
eat tso silver fexeA- whsa faca
com.s before eiothes. I s,lsss IT,
= sure slsn that I'm src~ins ur Al
last
What % ne l..s forward -
flease God. let The var 60 seon.
Never . question AZ who'll yin.
but how sccn vel win rhat's
eur every thought; though III ses
any amount ef mensy not one a
us would change place. with yeu
Nc. cir ws'rv learning hcw 10
take u and we're pretty proud
az as.
20. n you should ~ IN Q ham,
burger stand. aad notice ell the
sirls from an 10 ssxty wearing
rinss. yca'n know you'rs N a
army town. And 4 ths htt,s sisi
IN uhs corner. sslf ennsatoassiy
muRohiAg q sandwich. prumpts
you 10 murmur Poor thing" -
don't pity her. pisass.
fnstead. envy hss. for just IKE
the rest Of us. she has given up
all To be with the boy she mar
red. I'm not sorry one bat. ana
neither ~ili she h. were . very
insignificant group. but q mighty
important oas--~e. the privates'
wives arsftees' brides - ard
we've come 70 VIA ths war With
ossr Husbands.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15

WIN - - - 49, I'VE prr
eaat.
perhaps TIE government should
have given thu retailers more time
to catch up with the wholesalers
~ was the case In Canada where
Wholesale prices were frozen .
month before retail prices were.
Here We wsrs given only . week"
Montgomery Ward q 90.
department store. like the 9th
Or establishments. also has
hsA Ne prices adjusted 10 the
March levels for several days.
according 20 Arthur hsming-
son. manager.
''ft's oil very. very uncertain. ="
he said. The trend will be down.
but we didn't believe that profits
would be cut a. much ~ the 20
per cont We heard estimated by .
business acquaintance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15

IN en>1o v el1one oogUGn
pr.srsss y ~ n&s~n panN1nA
- ~ ms1-t1sy en1s - 60
asns n ~ bssssv p~asshsa -
thy wsrs ssssng ~ ~ vsnese
rns Germans mar reach KsseAI
sss they ED thai aees nsfese.
only h ~ Ausssd h~eh.
SITUATION srslA. puunsaa
A1esssves. the Ns.asaas sell1 -
osvaesepsi 49, ~ snss>un1nnG
arsa = ~ ssuenwssoesa og(mDa.
rAat natmte1no - - - -
maea - eDos4 wNtnn uou11 -
- tmpasenss fseenR y Non1ganG
. oerana seosmoe - Uem -
uevsA sesait NE ~ cnnnaNns
nss ~ NunnHon aounsken ~
maias very assA . euseeAaa aara.
umaeheaha . sssnensn 900 -
IN shae ssrsseGtet. stan1s " ~
vay a. ttltlss's espsetsd arrive
thseaah The uhreins y Ne cao-
casus region. Amsftsaa military
observers bsi,sve q wsii ~ ne<ee.
sssy fss MItiss v 1vsvs psss ~
Inv dse eastwaro - A1tsAthaa -
TIE meuth - ~ vckos, ~
thence dawn Ne westward 1870
- Ne casp>sa - y uAhs
PAGES savunn 1nDr
nshu Oh y . lunsscaas - .
quality nstiev nse<n mnsa, 49,
more thaa ths ~ - ~ n1l11Ds
nAstssn fsssda rAs sSoges1s1
route invo,vps . psnssrssiaa iRts
Ruasss whlah vout1 ~ . 1870
s~vsrs campaign than sny teletsv
has undertshsn snos ~ invsde1
ths eovsss uatea tase Juae.
oawoh nann1a = - nuoongro
saty ps~oesa. no1uonsy -
s.gsers ns11svs 49, - -
hsss - bslsesr Ulnann1. Wa1nA
\ s~p1o1y w~ohm1no 80 -
- bsse 80 - h1Dsh - NV
- aiI1n1 suUp1Dus ss9ooWos1
epom Dlsgunnaan - Aeonr
sns>l
rhs best ths pInae ssui1 -
vas 10 prevent ~ q ths Mar
nAaak rAiiroaA n Lnlnosnl. ~
. sDnneseing ltah. M 6Aswu -
MACS. has ben built besew heur-
maask 70 jols the lins frsA AsrA-
sseei which runs 1ews " No.
cow.
To sss u this Me ilss. hGsttsr
weui1 havs - ssovs 40 vSnlan1
n fosys. osas e1sesvesa bslsese
~ No. tAhs ~ $4,000 s~soa
which lice frem Nssway s&vuan
ewsdn n ~ eseasnl 1Isortsen -
MsrnAask.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Some Lumber
Sales Frozen

wAsHINoTON-The War Pro-
duction Board fross for q period
Of % days all salss and deliveries
by large producers of softwood
construction" lumber. except sale
10 the army. navy. and maritime
commission.
ns order. effective imme-
dfassly, aef1Dss construction
lumbes - aay softwood lum-
bss Of shy several designated
specifications. u does mt
isciUde any - Ne standard
grAdes - fnctsvy lumbes.
shop humber. box lumber, -
hardwood numbers.
II was expected that after the
e0-dAy freeze period an ALLEGATION
systsm would be- established 10
assure sufficient supplies going 10
the armed forces for the eonstruc-
ton Of environments and other
military installations.
WPB officials pointed out that
the order affects approximately
70 per cent Of this oountry's soft
wood lumber production. II does
not affect stocks In retail yards.
estimated 10 be approximately
!. 900 900 900 feet. which 10 sx-
pectsd 10 be sufficient 10 supply
the essential civilian demands dur
ing the PERIOD covered BY tina
order.
me order defines a large pro-
Queer" as one which produced
more than 5000 board feet per
average day OF eight hours con-
tinnous operation, during the 30
days preceding Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Japs Si1go
Riot h B. E.
Wreck ouoBooos =
IznzniGsulloa popoe

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sash>rsiss 49, > 49, wueen 49,
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vss M y~sr;.sf ~ - ~
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Prices will Differ
In Various Stores

Terming price freezing the
most drastic step In the history Of
all our economic life" DIR. Nor
man .. Buchanan. regional price
executive for the Pacific coast.
was IN Seattle Thurvdsy to explain
the program before retail prices
Are psgged Monday.
d. Buchanan warned consumers
not 10 jump TO conclusions that
the price control order In being
violated II they find some stores
charging more than others for the
same commodity.
He aid price, couldn't be the
same In all stores because Of such
services N credit and deliveries
offered ~ sone establishments
snd not by others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15

IT. LOUIS. Ms.-rhs sntry d
more women In Wartime industry
viii hasten the decay Of wholesome
and sane family life. Or. Aiphonss
". Clemens Of Fontbonns college.
declared hare In an address before
ths 10Th annual meeting ~ tss
national Catholic eonfsrenes 81
family life.
The sApevsesees - ~ lsss
war are stiii alive IN ssw
nssassvses." ~ sasA- Te~ -
the women VITO ieft thstr f1ss-
Side foe IT, bssst fssasas ~
the sp~a forge returned -
nsir homes after the ~ss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Z Dead. SsuDs MIssiae
IN Texas Helel Dlsse

Wlf1ovxA HA1kA h. - me-
swept ~ ssvss-stosy Tsnas hsta1
Thursday. hlIilnm too pss~nNs -
leaving several unaeaesste1 Ia.
o. - gussee n ~ bsoM. ~
v~rs tajsssd. ~ ownss-aonaagov
p>sh Lsvy sssi1 - aeeo>1ee ~
I'll - tn. sn1 e1ponlnn onosunD1
shs sGnsut1sssag wssstnos ~ -
slbss sd1ossenni vse1ann
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Liquor Profits
Are Distributed

OLYMPIA - The state hquor
board Thursday distributed $500
900 In profits among the cities,
counties and state, its eighth such
distribution since October /. The
vtate treasury received sss. 1000. the
counties $4,000 and cities $780,
600.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
To Rouse Flow
Of Liver Bile

Do This Every Morning fes 20 osys
Get q bottle of kruschen eslts tonight.
Start right IN tomorrow morning And taks
as much a. will lie on q dime In glass
of water (hot or cold half an hour before
breakfast or In your morning cup OF ha
or coffee and keep this up for 20 Gays
Knlschen taken this way helps relieve
such symptoms ~ sick headaches. howell
sluggishness and so-called bilious indiges-
tion when due 10 insufficient flow of bile
from the gaI-blsdder. You can get krus-
chen. a famous English formula made m
USA. at Pay Less DruE store or any
money back.
CONSTIPATION SUFFERERS Note:
For an occasional esthartio or purfaiive,
" relieve common constipation, We Relieve
there il nothing better than ouiek-aotine
Kurschen in larger doses-tfy Il according
70 directions on the bottle. Adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15

the quiet good humcs ~ the
svacues dsfsfsntiaily answevsaa 10
somewhat tedious eusetinaine.
Tns general stmosphsrs U ksy-
noted by the squad ~ smiling and
unarmsd soldisss stAsdiau guard
thsrs.
Tue svse,s~s have bssa DIVIDED
Into two Kroups. ths FIRST II wAiah
viii sntraan sunday Afternoon and
the second following Monday. FOR
initial assembly Il the army svss-
uatioa camp IN psnsvsiis. CAM.