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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

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troll the ben a. tbs sale ~
tire. and possible ratisssna ~
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more asmplsssiy thss eli tbs
regulations can ever -.
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ehlns. fhs@s are Iieenssd ~
stats 81 Washington and. uhst.
ever yoa think u them. fh~y
ara osl ~ tbs hsnsis - tb~
commissions ~ public safety
The lsstls - not : new 3ssi
for ths psixs dspss tm<sf ne
psibils ns~ds tbs fair aeek Mesa.
ssrs ~ tho police department.
asser have b<@n tfsste9 f~o<s
fslSs than fh~y ssFs during
the last thf~s yssss under Ghi~f
ksnsr L1ass~th.
Tbs real s.~ss u sspsrisnss
and ls.<Isfsblt.
Th~ need In Tacoma = .
public safety commissioner nth
courage. initiative ard . sovna
program
HKHE u ~nsf mtAAH
LANG SETH offers
EXPERIENCE ~ yea<s 81
fsithfal s~fsses es th< Tses<ss
yss.es force. "a years II sefv.
ing the public N sxefy part ct
Tacoma ~ yssfs II soaftssszs.
anesrs. ua<I<Ist sndinx s~fvfrs'
LEADkFstfff kkasf Lang
s<sn - regarded ~ one II the
outstanding ehisfs IN tbs nc.
tory Of ina Tseoms pciie< o.
psffmsnt undef his difs< ti<sn.
ths Tassms police a~psrfmsn'
hxcanss known al gFsf th<
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lts efflesss snd ~fflsi<nsy II ia
service
COURAGE fhyssesi sssas-
age - natural 70 : pslissmsf.s
Who always aust sssnd ready
~ face danger kinsf L&aEs<th
slsD pszs.<s@<z moral courage.
eftss mofs important thar
plsysieal eearsEs - this ssnss
palEa - has spasfnsd al offers
II support ffssn aess~s char.
setsfx. has been finsnss1 sntifs
- ~ psrsons " hlfh st@fzalaf
n BUSINESS aaa inaz4sffy sna
mas stssdfsslly refused 70 nsk<
any pledges - say SFoAB %
clique seeking <p~etsl fssers
INITIATIVE Wh<n EiAAt
LAS0GEfH as ASKED ~ -
CONS ebisf ~ police 90 Jsa. ~
1895. th< m0FAis ~ tE< Tasefbs
aspsffmsnt nss IL an All u1<
foN. The isfai rights u nsm-
befs esfs bsinR dlsfsRsfd~a and
ths Department. uss = fopt1ai
u politics. Ths head ~ th< o.
paffmsnf wss busy vita iss
suitk and actions - various
eoffa- LsaEsefh took the 1ni<fs
Office ONLY on THE A1sUh'
ASck that he wesll1 hsss q
free fsln 70 elssn W th< mess.
VITA Characteristics initiative.
NJ cul through red tape and In
q few days rad ~Fonxs rsfht~d.
had harmony In tns Department.
restored. Law suits eanc>iieo,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

Enemy Aliens Sill Remain
Close to Vital Defense Sites
Fsur Exists Fifth Columnists Could
Prepare for Invosion Of Coost

proxaa.ss'y s.ece Aliens s.vs s~-n
lntsra<t
Principal pr~esutluu s.sas freu
the r>Euisticn requiring .sssrs e
-arfenter shcrt ssve rstiee.
cameras snd nr~arms hss her
the establishment a rtchihit<d
rsnss srcuad defense Industries
and military shas.hmsnss That
hasn't resulted N tk< Aliens selnE
- far away that they eeaiaa.t
return auickiy.
rss esanpap. ~ SIS Frss-
etsce wsserfrest. 80 81 Ass~r-
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sr~s 80 - " get cut. sss
s.t far AWAY 10 -tlssis rehses"
eeat~rss9 sr~wn< reet ssa
yftswese ssv~ess. wheee f.sse
sspas~~e slse~s live.
Most a the prcAleitea areas
are In the immediate vicinity II
important military points Most
81 them are comparatively ANAL.
tho largest e>inG . rome a i-ss
Anseles covering ~ square mllss
In which are the municipal air.
port. sirplans factories. and the
waterfront A fee small Industrial
cities lie entirely within the sonss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
New Washington
Orders Expected

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
Relief At Last
For Your Cough

Chronic bronchitis may develop n
your cough. chest cold. or acute Dron-
chifis Is not treated and you cannot
afford 70 take chance with any nnedi-
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which goes right TO ths sest Of the
trouble 70 help loosen and erpel germ
laden phiegTn and AID nature 70
soothe and heal raw. tender. infizmed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends besehwood
creosote BY special process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
u contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried. tell your druggist 20
stll you = bottle Of Creonulsion with
the understanding you must Ike the
wsy Il quickly zllsYs the cough. per-
hitting res; and deep. or you are 70
have yolT money back lAog1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

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smnDfhlr. Tnze IN IL feee =
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
II Tires Defective,
Leave Cars al Home

CHICAGO The National Safety
council urged motorists Tuesday
to leave your cars AZ home" II
defective tires jeopardize safe
driving.
The council reported prshmi-
nary reports Of increased traffic
accidents IN some cities may re-
fleet affect Of tire rationing on
safety.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

Al former residents Of Won
tsns and their friends are invited
10 attend thu nesting II the Wash.
ington- Montana club 81 . p ~.
"Wednesday 81 Emerson halt.
1905 Broadway. After the
business nesting. there VIII b.
dancing. entertainment and re-
ffeshmsnts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

The ncw-fsmous Tsrzsn jungle
adventures were born Of the idea
81 Edgar Rice Burroughs that
modern folklore could be built on
the Romulus and Remus myth.
Twenty-Five million Tarzan books
have been sold. translated into
fifty-six languages They found
ID an elaborate industry. inelud-
ing a newspaper comic strip. ma
tonal radio broadcast. and the
Tsrzan motion pictures which. like
the book. are rated as best sell
lers'
In "Tsrzsns Secret Treasure"
the jungle paradise is visited by
safari. members of which dis
cover gold in the area and plan
10 mine for H. To do so they en-
compass the death of the leader
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

have polar bear insignia,
Jack said
~Most u the young people In
Iceland can speak English. They
are taught English In their schools
The older people all speak lee
isndle. It's hard TO learn. but
picked up q few words
Young kirk~ood doesn't know
where he'll be sent when he rs-
ports back 10 san Diego. but he
does know that the marines break
the way for troops Ia follow
We were the sehelon that's
army talk for advance until 81
Iceland Wen probably BE- the
schslon somsvhsre elise
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

The white-hsired fife player
from the Spirit Of '7s. the one
with the CORY head bandage. was
playing gin rummy with the drum
mer boy. Their table was a film
box.
One Of the soldiers practicing
loading paper mache shells into
the painted canvas howitzer up on
the stage had stopped to talk To a
sergeant of marines. Civil War
period. Got word from the draft
board this morning to stand by for
q call" the soldier was saying. I'm
q month or so. maybe I'll be
handling something that'll really
60 boom"
SAM AND LIBERTY
Uncle Sam and the Statue of
Liberty were practicing tap dane
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
~ LANES a. SULLIVAN
Tuisea Fr~.. Writer

san FRA>Cf>eo-Theuxh en-
smy aliens have her ordered n
leave III strategic defense areas
along the Pacific eeast. they re-
main close ~ ard within easy
access - defense plants. vital u,il.
ties ard the shore iins. . survey
Disclosed Tuesday.
To balance this apparent dan
ger. they hsve eeen registered. they
have e~en required 10 surrender
their short-wsve radios cameras
and firearms. those among them
considered dangerous have been
arrested and interned. and the Fed
srsi Bureau Of investigation u
seeing that none escapes the resu-
lstions
Fltk Cei.sss feared
the survey vas undertaken b.
cause Of growing fears Roth here
and elsewhere in the country. that
ffth column 81 enemy aliens.
particularly japanese. might be
able 10 cooperate with . sea borne
attack on the coast That . fifth
column could prepare for an invs-
sion. signal invasion forces from
the shore. and otherwise make pos
sible an invasion. ss = NTH column
did In Norway. also has been suk-
gested.
The fear has been particularly
widespread in California where
city councils. city defense units.
veterans organizations and vsri-
Gus business groups have demand
ed drastic safeguards. even the
complete evacuation 81 ell Japan
csc aliens and citizens alike. To
areas hundreds Of miles inland.
o.00e Enemy Aliess
There are 10000 enemy aliens
In California. Washington and
Oregon mostly Japanese. There
are $4,000 japanese aliens and
citizens in californi. alone. Ap-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

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applies u tasrsyss rents "a sfh-
err . pefsies II HE ress8ee<s TN
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

Of the expedition tReeinald O~enl,
who sympsthlzes with rsrxans
desire that his home he undis-
turbed. Tarzan IL shot and left
for dead. Jane iMiss o'sullivan)
and Boy Johnny sheffeldl are
kidnapped When they fail into
the hands Of ssysges. chee,s. the
faithful ape. finds rsrxsn. and In
a spectacular climax Tarzsn leads
his army Of elephants TO the res
cue.
The new picture was directed by
Richard Thorpe. who directed
'Tarzan Escapes" and Tartan
Finds a Son" Barry Fitzgerald.
Tom Conway. Philip Dorm and
Cordell Hickman have prominent
supporting roles.
Shirley Temple will share the
screen In Kathleen"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
BY PAUL HARRISON
Tacoma Time. Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD-Betsy Ross the running board Of
q dolly and sewed-but not a flag. Betsy
catching run in the top of silk stocking and the stock
ing Betsy's right leg A pretty sight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
"Skylark" at
Beverly Today

-Skylsrk nv comedy which
orrns today at the Beverly theatsr.
presents Cisuaette Colbert - q
modern young wife sho divorces
her husband. Ray INLAND. - tho
heels q their wooden wedding an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
Tarzan S Secret Treasure
AT the Music Box Wednesday
Shirley Temple. Now q Young Lody.
Shares the Screen in 'Kothleen"

MetroodwynMayer celebrates the 25th anniversary Of
the first Iarzan picture with the release Of Tarzans
Secret Treasure which opens Wednesday the Music Box
screen with Johnny Weissmuer and Maureen 0Sulisan
once again playing their established roles of Tazan and his
mate, and little Johnny Sheffield again cast Boy. their
adopted son. first introduced in Tarzan binds Son
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

ing off in a corner. Uncle Sam
was recognizable as Walter Hus-
ton. elegant in a red. white and
blue suit OF newfangled nylon
satin. Liberty was Rosemary De-
Camp, screen newcomer.
This was a brush-up for a num-
Der they do later in the picture.
when they are the vaudeville-art-
ist parents of George M. Cohan.
All over the place were Boy
Scouts, Negroes as tattered slaves.
and 100 members OF a male chorus
waiting to work in the You're a
Grand Old Flag" number of Yam
kee Doodle Dandy"
On the stage. supposed To be in
big New York theater, teehni-
clans were working doggedly to
lineup lights. build six treadmills
into the floor. and install a bat
terry of wind machines 10 keep the
flags whipping brayely. After
iDpit Nildu t"o hotisf TIC SGT N1S
about ready for action. Three
hundred people were ordered TO
their places and waited for Direc-
tor Mike Curtiz to start the shot.
At the first instant a small boy
broke rank and trotted TO an as
sistant director. who bent low to
hear his whispering. "okay.n he
said. but hurry" Then he bel
lowed TO curtiz: you'll have 10
wait another minute, Mike. A Boy
Scout has a good deed to do"
BUSY AND HAPPY
On the stage where THE sha-
dow of Their Wings" is working,
paused at a dressing room door
to say "Hiya" to George Tobias
and over the mirror was tackled
an explanation of why he's one
of the busiest and hsppiest actors
in Hollywood. The card says:
THE part wasn't too small. the
actor was too small for the part "
Tobias has been acting 20 years,
and never has refused role.
During his two years at Warmers
he has worked 50 weeks year,
although his contract calls for only
40. Chances are whenever you see
Warner picture you'll see George
perhaps in a bit or maybe in a
top character part. He has q
whitening scorn for players who
bubble about the number Of lines
they're TO speak. or the number
of scenes In which they appear.
You'd think they'd realize" he
said. that they can be replaced in
about 20 seconds and that no
body'll miss 'em. I'm grateful for
every part ! get II It's good,
that's fine. II it's bad. then it's
contest-with me against the
role, trying TO figure how to make
IL better"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
EINAR LANesEIu

An Experienced Lesdsv--A Sssnj Pvsovsm
THE ONLY sss6Iasis ~ PuBLIc SAFETY CO..
MISSIONER with . REAL fsSuk n ONLY Co.,
date who's program h In kssptsG With ~ timea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

You help yourself when you buy
L. 3. Defense Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

The country 10 All rocks. with
only one tree In the whole island
There's plenty Of hot springs and
swimming IL good. One Of the fin
est swimming pools In the world IL
at RsykJsvis. with water from
nearby hot springs pipsd In.
One Of the BIZ momsnts soon
after Ne arrived 81 Iceland was
churchiifs visit on his way 20 the
Atlantic conference with President
Roosevelt. / have . book which
the L. 3. army ISSUED on Church
IFS visit"
Other msDsntoss of his seven
months In Iceland were Iceland.
Danish and Ensiish coins. Iceland
money IA called syrir lths plural
- aursr) and sronz
Jack siso had a plaque put out
by the marines telling q ths first
u. g msrins bridssos 10 arrive
in Iceland. BE slso mad a picture
book given him BY an Iceland siri.
British ard American troops
got along just about Like cousins.
Jack said.
We didn't have much 10 Do
with the British forces sss the
way the young marine put Il. after
telling how ths Americans first
were moved into vacated British
quarters near RsykJSsik. then
finally we're shifted 70 nsS guar
tsrs - miles from the Ieslsna
capital
All ths British troops wear
polar bar insignia 70 dlstin-
Euish their service IN the island
permission 10 wear thia polar
bear insignia was given 10 the
American marines when they Isnd-
ed But nov the British won I
permit the American soldiers "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
HERE'S MORE ABOU I
Back From Iceland

Iceland. At none OF nrrt thfee
places were we allowed any shore
freedom.
Our arrival in Iceland came
on July 7, and the British soldiers
already there were glad 10 see us.
for they thought they would soon
be able 10 20 home. But they got
fooled.
Icelsnders Pro-Nssis
The Icslanders them selves
weren't So glad 10 see US. al
though the troops are making the
biggest boom In their history.
Most OF the Icelsnders are pro-
Nan they remember the German
civilians and engineers who built
an squeduct just before the Brit
ish moved in.
Iceland Is not a very interest
ing place. although It's pretty In
the summertime. The wind blows
all the time, and sometimes blows
100 miles an hour. The tempsra-
ture doesn't get 50 low, but the
wind blows the cold right through
you.
"Reykjsvik. the capital. IL city
Of 10000. It's very old and most
Of the houses are made Of sheet
metal. The clothes are all old
style and expensive Most Of tbs
automobiles are American made.
but with left-hsnd drives. Our
drivers had To learn to drive ON
the left.
Prices were high In Iceland.
Taxi fare To our last camp. "a
miles from RsykJavik. Was $40.
Eggs sometimes sold for $40
dozen. The only meat In Iceland
10 mutton and nsh. They were
surprised that We would Kill esttl.
TO eat.
Most Of the Ieelsndsrs had
never seen oranges until ss ar
rived. Lemons. which keep better
in shipping. we're a regular food.
Apples were available last Christ.
mas. the first the Iesiandsrs had
been able 10 buy since Christmas.
1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

Tho new gusrfsrmastsr sample
room. featuring . complsss enid
climate clothing dispisy. wiil he
opened Wednesday. Feb. -. 81
the Seattle general depot.
For Your safety Elect coLyAR
adv,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
Just the Core


April no 10 ~ hsss n~~n -
a. thr dates for the Pacific sas.t
regional convention and exposition
cf The National Restaurant ss.ce-
istinn In Las Angeles Aprrnsl-
msteiy anoo restaurant owners
ard operators In II we~ssrn states
are expected 10 attend.
LYLE Lsml..Y ron con-.
rRof.LER. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

Organizations and individuals
throus hout the Northwest are
cooperating 10 make . sarce~s ~
tho Pacific Northwest spring
Flower show. 70 BE- held IN seat
ties Civic auditorium March Is
10 n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
Income Tax
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Evening star., 1942-10-12
Brooks Meets Blake
Tonight in Feature
Of Boxing Show
Victor Is Promised Shot
At Boksi; Komor and
Cole in 6-Rounder

A couple of heavyweights. Lou
Brooks Of Wilmington and AL Blake,
Baltimore Negro, head tonight's
boxing program at Turner's Arena
Brooks has lost only twice in his %
pro fights, and comes here after
winning only last Thursday with a
third-round knockout over Harold
Red) Bush at Wilmington.
He also has knocked out Buddy
Walker and Johnny Kapovich and
includes among his other victims
Gus Dorazio (twice), Herbie Katz
and Bill Weinberg.
Winner Of tonight's feature has
been promised a shot at Joe Baksi,
the Pennsylvania who has defeated
Jimmy DeChard. Jabbo Kenner and
Georgia Parks in local appearances.
Blake has fought here before. He
scored an upset last winter by knock
ing out Kenner, pride of U street,
in four rounds.
The semifina1 will be a e-heater
between Paul Konar. former ma
tional. amateur champion, against
Pete Cole, soldier from Aberdeen
They also are heavies. Komar, who
Is from McKeesport, Pa, has won
i've straight pro matches.
Another six presents Ray Lewis,
1910 Golden Gloves lightweight
champion, against Roscoe Perry OF
Washington, and also in a six, Lew
Hanbury, local Golden Gloves
product, will be after his fifth pro
victory in facing Kid Lewis. The
curtain raiser is at 8:45.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Sports Program
orLocuI Fans

TODAY.
Boxing.
Au-star card at Turner's
Arena, $50.
WEDNESDAY.
Wrestling.
Weekly program at Turner'S
Arena, 9.
FRIDAY.
Football.
Furman VS.. George Washing
ton, Griffith Stadium, 8:l5.
VMI Freshmen at Maryland
Freshmen, College Park. ...
Central at Roosevelt high
school series), 4.
Coolidge at Western Chigh
school series), 4.
. Calvert Hall at Washington
Lee, Banston, Va, $3.50.
Wilson at Georgetown Prep,
Garrett Park. Md, $3.50.
st. Johns at Eastern, 3:45.
st. Adams at Boys Latin, Bal
timore.
Anacostia at Patterson Park
School. Baltimore.
Landon at st. James, Hagers-
town, Md.
Field Trials.
Annual fall trials, National
Capital Field Trials Club, Mount
Pleasant Farm on Rockville
Potomac road, 8 am. and all day.
SATURDAY.
Football.
Auburn VS.. Georgetown Chome-
coming, Griffith Stadium, BIS.
Maryland at VMI, Lexington,
Va.
Tech at Maury High, Norfolk.
Field Trials.
Annual fall trials, National
Capital Field Trials Club, Mount
Pleasant Farm on Rockville
Potomac road, 8 am. and all day.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
League Grid Battles
Top Heavy Program
Al Boys Club

A heavy schedule of league foot
ball games features the weeks
sports program at Eastern Branch
Boys Club.
Six games are carded on Saturday,
four in the 9O-pound class and two
in the 105-pound class. Touch foot
ball, football practice and swimming
also are scheduled.
Touch Football.
Juniors - Today, Minnesota VS.. Notre
Pame; pane, WMsdne1sday, M M,.1s stanford vs. roronam'
vs. RsdsEns VS.
Packers s'; VS.. Rams. sis pm.
Indoor Football Practice.
Today. 80 pound signal practice:
Tuesday, 1O5-pound signal practice We'd
pes1oy Fds
blackboard all at 7:3O pm.
LeaEue Football Games.
90-pound class-Saturday. Eastern
Branch vs.. Metropolitan POLICE Boys Club
eH Cub vs at dens NG MeFssF NJ BSy
Grounds. No. |; Alexandria Boys Club VS..
sanGh poc. At West Reys Nc
; vs., st, Joseph's Home. at Fairlawn. No.
,: all al II am:
105-pound ClaSS-Saturday. Merrlck
Boys Club vs. GEORGETOWN Branch, at
vs.. or Metropolitan Police Ice BOYS Club No. s.
al Fairiawn, No. !; both at l pm.
Pool PROGRAM.
TODAY, elimination races. divng and
beginners classes. 4 pm: Tuesday. relay
races, diving and beginners classes,
pm; Wednesday, time trials. diving and
beginners classes. 4 pm: Thursday, start
of junior tWo-mile marathon, 6:15 pm:
diving and beginners classes. 4 pm:
Friday. swimming meet for mideets and
juniors. 6:15 PM: diving and beginners
classes. 4 pm; Saturday penny hunt,
AIS pm.