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Evening star., 1942-10-15

BEAUTIFUL NEW COLONIAL BRICK
home Separate terrace apt. of rms.
kitchen @ and bath. more than covers pay pay
fireplace, side porch dining rm.. modern
Kitchen 2nd floor, ? bedrms.. tile bath.
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Humane Society,"
Election DELAYED

Trustees of the Tacoma HUI
name society have decied to post
pone its annual election of Off
GERS until March, il is announced
by Mrs. r. L. Clough, president.
The society has purchased 1000
leaflets on care of animals during
the war emergency. These will
be furnished city and county
schools and several organizations.
In the annual report IL was
shown 1886 dogs. 2.0se cats were
handled at the shelter. Placed in
homes were Isl dogs and "A cats.
Destroyed animals totaled 3.1s6.
Two cruelty cases were taken
TO court. but convictions were not
obtained.
Mrs. Edward Byrne was re
sponsiole for humane educational
programs IN schools and on the
radio during National Humane
week in April.
In March the stray kennels
were rebuilt with concrete run
ways and heavy chain link fenc-
ing and gates
The president averaged one
weekly visit To Shelter Home dur
ing 1871 and wrote l37 letters.
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People,
In the News
BY JIMMY HATIo
BY UNITED PRESS

Henry Ford. who has been &C
cused for years of being an anti
Semitic. categorically denied the
charges today and asssiled sntago-
nism against Jews.
Mickey Rooney, who played kio
parts up to the day of his mar
rage at age Fl. and his actress
bride, 19-year-old Ava Gardner
are honeymooning at Del Monte
Calf. They were married Satur-
day. =.
Secretary Of Agriculture Claude
X. Wickard says both prices ano
production of farm products should
be controlled by him in order 10
assure the allied nations adequate
food supplies. He opposes an sd-
ministration stand that Price Ad-
ministrator Leon Henderson should
have authority for farm price cell
ings in the new price control bill
When Ann Sheridan and George
Brent returned to Hollywood from
their honeymoon today, their stu
dio, Warner Bros, gave the couple
an extra week off work.
Cecil Brown. correspondent OF
the Columbia Broadcasting system,
reported that British military au-
thorities in Singapore had banned
him from the air for painting
pessimistic pictures" of war oper-
atoms.
President Manuel Avila Cana che
of Mexico ordered appropriation OF
134 900 acres from the Babicora
estate of william Randolph Hearst,
to be distributed to peasants.
Mrs. Jessie Duthie, San Mateo,
Calf, nurse, was bequeathed
$4,000 in the will of Mickle-
borough of Hillsborough, with the
understanding "she will take care
of my pet dog. Bruce, so long as
he lives"
Harry r. Bridges, California CIO
director. and two other state GIG
officials, Philip NJ. Connolly ano
Louis Oppatt. filed libel suit fol-
$500. 900 in San Francisco against
William Randolph Hearst for al
legged libel.
Fred Erwin Beal. As, former
Communist labor organizer who
fled to Russia to escape a II tc
20-year sentence for conspiracy tc
murder, then returned to Raleigh
N. C., and surrendered, was pa.
rolled after serving three years
and IL months.
Nicholas Tannaci. IS. called as
a witness in Chicago case, told
Judge Edmund X. Jarecki the five
election officials on trial for fraud
were innocent because he had per-
formed the alleged offenses him.
self. He was arrested on the
charge.
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A foreign diplomat in Tokyo,
after a particularly brutal demon
stration OF the Japanese nature,
said to me In a sudden burst OF
anger:
five tried for eight years
To like these people and IN get
along with them because that's
my job. But II can't he done
they simply won't let YOU
He had In mind the case Of
Melville James Cox. British news
paper correspondent who was kill
ed in a plunge from a fourth-floor
window after he had been arrested
by gendarmes and kept for three
days in a cell which resembled a
dog kennel The entrance to the
cell was so low that Cox had to
get down on his hands and knees
TO enter.
The Japanese are not a person.
able race. They are small in
stature, with long torsoes and
short, usually bowed, legs. Cen
orally they are STUBBORN and will
full. superstitious. and resentful of
more fortunate people.
When in authority they are
hsrd-headed. arbitrary and with
out sympathy or compassion.
In China l have seen Japanese
soldiers stuff lighted cigarets into
the nostrils of defenseless Chinese
who have offended them. Kick
ing and Shaping women, showing
old men into canals and laughing
at their feeble efforts to escape,
practicing jiu jitsu on Chinese
coolies, arc parts of the Japanese
technique in carrying their vaunt-
ed spirit of brotherly love" into
conquered regions.
One explanation of that be-
havior has been that the Chi
nese are so much more clever
than the Japanese that the
latter realize their only safe
procedure Is terrorism and
brute force. Any contest Of
intelligence invariably goes to
the Chinese.
In 1886 the Japanese tortured
British sailors who had got into
trouble with the authorities in
Frrmosa. Two years later an
American woman landed at Tai
hoku to visit a missionary friend
and was arrested by Japanese
police. They used vile language
in talking to her and reminded her
that in the British incident they
had torn the fingernails from sail
ors' hands.
The result of the Japanese
provocations has been 20 make
them intensely hated from the
Amur river In the north to
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Alaska Natives
Buy u. S. Bonds

JUNEAU. Alsska-The larges,
single purchase Of defense saw
ings bonds vet made in Alaska
was concluded Saturday when the
office Of Indian affairs handed
Gov. Ernest W. Cruening a sllo.-
e4S check as investment for 81
native cooporstives between Point
Barrow. northernmost American
settlement. and Attu Island. az the
tip OF the Aleutian Islands.
This Is ample evidence that
Alaska's native population is raj
lying 70 the aid Of the country
which has tried 10 serve them 50
well" Gov. Gruening said. They
VIII continue 10 do so as viii all
Alaskans everywhere
The governor said TODAY sales
exclusive OF today's purchase
amounted 10 si.007.os4 since the
defense savings campaign opened.
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SURPRISE!
Old H. Q. L.
Again
WASHINGTON

WASHINGT0N-It won't sur
prise many folks. but the labor
department has confirmed that
"old HCL" is back in our midst
and growing huskier every day.
Old HCL-the initials of higl
cost of living and familiar ia
those who experienced the first
World Wsr-has increased in sta.
tutre by almost 20 per cent dur
ing the past year, officials figure.
showed.
Few of the items that 60 "a
make up the cost of living escaped
the price rise. Food, clothing
rent, fuel and household furnish
ings all have increased from 81
to 36.1 per cent since January
1871.
II costs 25.5 per cent more,
for example. 10 fill the aver
age family market basket
than II did a year ago. II you
build a house the r. erals
will cost YOU 21.9 pc cent
more. Rents are up 10 To 20
per cent, more in some defense
areas.
The government hopes, through
price control, to apply the brakes
to many staple commodities.
Many items to which most con-
sumers have become accustomed
may soon become scarce even at
luxury prices. These include ma
terials needed for defense and
others ordinarily obtained from
overseas.
The Bureau of Labor statistics
reported quite general" upward
price movement of eight of the
10 commodity groups included in
its index of wholesale prices for
the week ended Jan. 8. The index
at e4.3 per cent of the 1926 aver
age was the highest since october.
1929.
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First oil tanker launching OF
1912. and the second since the
United States entered the war.
took place Jan. 3. a. the 1900
ton IS. Q. Kentucky aid down
the ways at the sun shipbuilding-
DEydock Co.. Chester. Pa. The
~Kentucky's" sponsor was Mrs.
Thelma Klein Arnold. sister Of
Harry T. Klein. consecutive vice
president and general counsel for
the Texas Company. owner Of the
new vessel. The announcement
was made by r. e. Nichols IT,.
district manager. the Texas Com
psny, Seattle.
With = guaranteed speed Of Is
knots. the Kentucky" h the third
high-speed. steam turbine tanker
built for Texaco during the past
two years. Her keel Was laid
August 8 last. and she viii be
ready for her Shutdown trials late
IN April. Two sister ships are
already under construction and
are scheduled for launching later
this year. Texaco has also con-
tracted for three additional ves-
oels 10 be delivered next year.
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Book Drive for Soldiers
Opens in Tacoma Monday

Monday marked the opening OF
the national Victory Book cam
paign, planned that Americas
young men in army camps and
guard posts and aboard the navy's
ships may entertain and better
themselves in their spare hours by
reading
Tacoma and Pierce county peo-
pie. under the general direction of
Miss Jacqueline Noel, city libra
rian. will participate in the drive,
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Lodge Installation
At Orting Tuesday

oRTING-yslley Lodge Il. r
a A. NJ. of orting. will install
officers Tuesday in I. o. o. F. hall
Sverett Moore is 10 be seated
as worshipful master. succeeding
Raymond Peel whose duties then
revert 10 the office Of tyler: Sam
Olsen. senior warden. Marion
Hedgeock. junior warden: Charles
Coo. treasurer: Leslie Stone. seere-
tsry. Myles W. Thompson. chap
lain: Herman Hsrdtke. marshal,
Whitney Thompson. senior des-
con, Tony Rsuoh. junior deacon
Z II. Thomas. senior steward: c,
Haddow. junior steward Charles
Coe Is TO be installing officer.
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Allocate Portion
Of Sulphiie Pulp
For Competitors

WASHINGTON-In the first
action of Its kind. the oPM today
had ordered all sulphite producers
TO allocate portion of their
monthly output to help supply
regular customers Of three COM
petitors who now are using part
Of their facilities 10 produce nj
trsted pulp for explosives.
oPM Priorities Director Donald
M. Nelson. who viii allocate the
sulphite pulp pool, said that APP
proximstely 40 customers Of the
three companies will be assured
Of pulp needed for the manufac-
ture of writing paper, tissue pa
per. book paper. typewriter and
mimeograph paper.
Defense officials said that the
plan viii probably be extended to
other industries.
The three companies who
Will he pble 10 supply their
customers by this system are
the Rayonier. Inc. which OPP
crates plants nj Fernandima.
Fla. Port Angeles. Hoquiam
and shelton. Wash; Eastern
Corp. South Brewer. Me-: and
The Brown Co.. Berlin, n. II.
This month all producers will be
required to set aside 400 tons of
sulphite pulp for ALLEGATION
through the pool. The amount
may be changed from month to
month.
The oMP's pulp and paper
branch recommended the allocs-
tons system as the best means Of
avoiding shutdowns OF mills usual
ly supplied with plup by the three
companies.
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which viii extend over at least the
next three months.
Headquarters for the drive
In this community also will he
the Tacoma public library.
Collection boxes for the books
will be situated In all libraries
and In other public places such
As schools and fire stations, to
be announced later.
Eventually, said Miss Noel. IL is
hoped people of the nation will give
10, 900, 900 books. They will supply
government Libraries in all places
where men in the services are sta
toned. At present, there are such
libraries, but they suffer from de-
ficiency in books.
Three agencies are sponsoring
the drive. The American Red
Cross and U. S. o. jointly will pay
its expenses. The American Lii
brary association will direct the
gathering and distribution of the
books.
Good Books Wanted
People are being asked to give
good books. the kind they would
want to read themselves" said
Miss Noel.
There is great demand from
the boys in the army camp here
for books on mathematics. And
many ask for English grammars.
Poetry and especially short plays
are in demand. And good stories
not the ones their grandmothers
read"
The Victory Book campaign is
not an attic clearing project.
Among the ways the restocked
government Libraries will serve is
to provide books for the many boys
on lonely guard duty at bridges,
along the coast and at some in
dustrial plants.
Boys in the guard posts will be
able to borrow books. and merely
pass them on to others. Books
may be returned at any of the
post libraries. so soldiers and sail.
ors subject to sudden transfer viii
be able to take as long as they
need to read books.
To Help Boys With Studies
II is hoped books which will en-.
able boys in the camps to continue
their interrupted studies will b,
provided. also those which will aic
boys studying for promotions.
State head of the drive is Mis-.
Helen Johns, at the University OF
Washington. Assisting Miss Noe
here will be Mrs. John Cromwell
Jr., in charge of the county driv,
outside Tacoma. and Miss Clara
Van SAINT. head of the COMMITTEES
to sort and distribute books.
The donated books will be dis.
triouted to camp libraries as rap.
idly as they are received.
Among other agencies which viii
assist in the campaign are the Boy
and Girl Scouts. Camp Fire Girls
PIT. A. National Recreation asso.
citation and Special Library asso-
citation
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Hits Two Rabbits
With Single Bullet

TRINIDAD. Col0.-W. n. H2xby
shot a. one rabbit and discovered
he had killed two. Haxby fired
AT a rabbit which bounded from
a bush. went 10 pick il up snd
fund the bullet had passed through
the running rabbit and MT a SIT
ting one
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Floodwolls Finished
AT Ohio River Town

TELL CITY, Ind.-The first OF
three Ohio river city floodwslls.
begun the year after the 1887
flood. has been completed here.
Initial project Of its kind IN In
diana. the wall was constructed al
a cost Of Sss0.ooo and rises 40s
feet above sea level. or three feet
above the crest reached by the 81
flood. Other walls are under con-
struction at Jeffersonvine and
Evansville, Ind.
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Gig Harborites
Married in N. Y.
KuY Norris and
Ensign Meyer Wed

GIG HARBOR-M and Mrs. r
b. Meyer of Rosedale received
word recently OF the marriage of
their son. Ensign Arnold r. Meyer.
to Miss Kay Norris, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Norris of
New York City. The ceremony
took place on Dec. 81 at Fort Vir-
ginia where Ensign Meyer is now
stationed. Mr.. and Mrs. Norris
are former residents of East Gig
Harbor and moved to New York
City two years ago. The bride
and groom are both graduates of
the Gig Harbor Union high school.
The bride also attended the College
of Puget Sound and Cornish school
in Seattle. Ensign Meyer is a
graduate of Washington State coll
lege. They are making their home
at Norfolk. Va. at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Mcdonald
are the proud parents of a baby
girl born on Jan. at the STAN
wood hospital Grandparents who
are welcoming their first grand
child are Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Kath
of Gig Harbor and Mr.. and Mrs
WOODBURY. Mcdonald of Rosedale.
The Amateur Garden club will
meet at its clubhouse on Tuesday
for a l o'clock dessert luncheon
with Mrs. J. 3. Agner and Mrs
Huldah Smith as hostesses. An
nual election of officers will be the
feature of the afternoon.
Tahoma camp. r. n. A. will con-
vene on Wednesday afternoon al
the Community hall. A II - lock
luncheon will be served with Mes
danes Evelyn Griswald. Maze
Hartsook, Nell Haberecht and Ger
trude Luters as hostesses.
At ! o'clock a short business
meeting will be held. followed by
the installation of officers. Mrs
Anne Moore will act as the in
stalling officer and Mrs. Haze
Major the ceremonial marshal
Members are asked to bring theii
own table service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcalm Parkmar
of st. Adams. Maine. arrived thi:
week to visit their son and daugh-
ter-in-lsw. Mr.. and Mrs. Grin d
Parkman Of Purdy.
Lincoln school PIT A. will meet
at the schoolhouse on Wednesday
at 5 o'clock.
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Becomes Grandfather
Thrice in Is Hours

POkTEkNILLE. CALI = 7 n
Ferguson became a grandfather
three times in thirteen hours.
Twin daughters were born 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Ferguson on q
Thursday night. and a son 70 Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Ferguson Friday
morning.
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BOSTON, duplicate of the
Little Red House in which Ma
haniel Hawthorne lived and wrote
VIII De built at Tsnglewood in the
Berkshire hills by the National
Federation Of Music clubs. The
Hawthorne memorial viii be con-
structed on the site of the original
cottage which was destroyed by
fire in 1890.
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Anctent Jews returning from
enptfvity TO Jerusalem found their
city. their homes. their temple and
altArs Z mass Of debris. They were
Together" They had one plan.
Duf they had one leader whom
thy trusted. and loved 70 follow.
and they had q mind to work. "
Thus. with weapons Of defense
n oae hand and tools n their
labor IN the other they Restored
TIE city with street and mote" and
the Temple Of God. the type Of
the Church Of Chris
ney uere -ef 80 heart
- - ssul:" 10y nd -
~ - thsar - w1s csncerned
49, ulna." - 10y gave
- wsra1 80 ~ In most
gsestsup pages u H. history
e hunnn acnh1ove0eut.
Christians are commissioned 10
. wur3d In ruin. Moral. social.
political rains are all about IN.
becausr mans sp,ritual powers ana
no~se.~,ons A.. An ruin
v.t .v~rv v~.ru.a an. ev~vv
si.forted mind every deb.sed so,,l
ev.~w ,,,..~,,,d~d MIND ana everv
mal-direcfed heart 10 potentially
t. sqsvjnv .tor., !. \. c,e.n.ed
1900 .un.r.a ~ n.w a,men-
.,ons ~ hones,v justice truth ana
.,rcer,fv sor ~. w.n. ~ s~rhat
eltv that hath foundations whose
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IFS Finally Settled

FOkTALES, n. M.-Women are
more tslkative than men and argue
more. according 70 a survey by
Eastern New Mexico college stu
dents. The survey showed that
SIS per cent o. the men and SIS per
cent ~ the women interviewed BE-
heved women were more laxative.
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MANY FAMILIES, theougA uaavoidahle Circumstances,
Ed thsussvs facsd viii small hills which i
eas FER tsn 10 pay Il TIM. In most instances
81 af ahs 10 make loan large enough pay the
fsnks sneEs hdsbaednsss and arrange rspsymsnh upoa
suy hasis MID convenisnt n you faced with this
i6sa odd up yer ILL and find the aznosnt you need.
ehm rsf~ - ths nccompanyng schedule and select
UnukH psym@f plan satisfactory 10 you AppEcaton for
ls0 smple businsa Hsnsaction with came for
basasmsnt Privacy respected and credit inquiries
naAe # fsnds relatives employer Comple&e nfor
@nna Win Be gvn snd yoa may make your application by
phans shsf he .nsscen NY h complstsd when you
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the southernmost reaehe. Of
their expansion movement.

Japan's terrorism has reacted
against them in many ways. Prin-
eipally 1t has served to unity
China beyond all expectations ano
has brought China. an aroused
giant, into a state Of industrializa.
ton and cohesion never before be.
lieved possible.
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TO consecrate the powers Of mind.
of heart and hand 10 the task Of
establishing them In the love and
desire and accepted policy of man.
kind.
Hebrew prophets saw the vision
Of Gods new world. A world of
good viii. = world of peace. 4
world Of justice, a world of right
eousne9: q world Of plenty. n
world wherein every man did
Justly with his neiFhbor. Then
came Christ 10 call men and to
inspire men with the vision Of
truth. and 10 commission them to
the work Of building that new
world with all those virtues en-
throned In the lives and institu-
tons Of redeemed mankind.
We Last the Vision
The vision Of the golden age II
utill but . vision. only because
those to whom the task was COM
mitted In our own and preceding
generations lost their commission.
dissipated their energies in other
directions and lost the vision.
Christendem h not together
In council. In faith, IN doctrine,
In purpose. o. In effort. The
authority Of Christ N being
Do~t IN . maze Of creeds. The
law h being blanketed under
. craxyqulit ef partisan leader
ship and authority.
We should live together. with
him. but we are each Of IN doing
that which seemeth right in his
own mind. exalting our party ban
ners. rallying about our party
shiboleths while the great job re-
mains, waiting for united purpose.
singleness Of will. and oneness of
heart and soul.
While denominst ionalism pro-
notes its drives" for partisan
funds 4 warning. hungry world. like
Lazarus Of old II begging in vain
for the bread and the blessings of
life.
Shouting the name of the Prince
Of Peace q divided. selfish religious
world finds itself disgraced by
failure. In the vortex of the most
devastating and brutal war of all
history.
Must Become Builders
Preaching that Christ who would
arm his people with Weapons of
warfare-mighty through God to
the tearing down of strongholds of
sin and every high thing that ex-
alteth itself against the knowledge
Of God" We behold the spectacle
Of nearly fifty per cept of men
enrolled. members Of our sects, and
ninety per cent of men engaged In
war.
Where IL the power of God,
Where Ia the mastery Of Faith?
Where is the triumphs Of obedi-
ence 10 divine will. These are not
dead. not lost and impotent. In the
hands Of churchmen who do not
the truth" who Leave the word
Of God to hold fast their own ira
ditions' which Make
void the word OF God"
II christendom will forget po-
litical parties. ignore the human
authorities that divide the council
and cloud the vision of Gods
people. then Christians will become
builders. The old and the weak
will be replaced with the strong
and the new. till the bridge be-
tween the now and the great to-
morrow will have been completed.
and the Highway of Holiness will
no longer be but a dream In the
heart Of prophets but the most
glorious reality of time and eter-
nifty"
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4 job 10 Do Inside As Well
As Outside the Church
Some Things We Need Pointed Out
Ia Mckinley Pork Sunday Sermon

Some Of the things that wrong with the modern
world program in the church well out pointed out
b. the Rev. l. c. Shaw pastor of Mckinley Park Christian
church IN his Sunday morning He used for his SUBJ
3ect Living Working, Striving and Achieving Together
in n fo1ovs-
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By n. q. THOMPSON
United Press Writer
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - have a
throughout
bombings undeended towns
exploitation peoples
made hemselves perhaps the most hated
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Income Tax
Information

This n one a. . srlfs - shnrf
articles bssed On The internal revenue
code Read them daily In The Ia
coma Times
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