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Askov American., 1942-01-29

VILLAGE OF STURGEON LAKE
Add S.76 Mills State Operating Tax to Total Rate
Total Tax Rate by School Districts
School District No. 1913 Rate in Mills 171.2S
School District No. 12SB, Rate in Mills 1914
Askov American., 1942-01-29

9 VILLAGE OF RUTLEDGE
Add 8.76 Mills State Operating Tax to Total Rate
Total Tax Rate by School Districts
School District No. 6, Rate in Mills 02.55
Askov American., 1942-01-29
TOWN OF wINDEMERE

Add S76 Mills State Operating Tax TO Total Rate
Total Tax Rate by School Districts
School District No. Carl Rate in Mills 151 .S6
School District No. Carl ga, Rate in Mills 1866
School District No II, Rate in Mills 1902
School District No. 95, Rate in Mills 117.86
School District No. 1913, Rate in Mills 1880
Askov American., 1942-01-29
TOWN OF KEENE

Add S.76 Mills State Operating Tax to Total Rate
Total Tax Rate by School Districts
School District No. 10S Rate in Mills 3625S
School District No. 118, Rate in Mills 396.43
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Buckley Set
For Big Game
RUCKI.EY T

BUCKLEY - This eommunity's
THREATENING board may have TO
function here Friday night TO APP
portion out seats In Buckley high
schools neutrality-suspicious. gym
nasium when unbesten Buckley
AountAineers and undefeated Puy-
allup Vikings battle for sole lead
ership Of the Puget Sound con-
ference basketball race.
A record throng l. expected 10
begin olamoring for seats soon af-
ter shutdown Friday 10 watch the
two leaders battle for the edge In
the race for the conference title
and the berth in the state tourney
which goes with the championship
this year.
The Vikings have built their
hopes around Gall Bruce, two
year aii-eonferenoe ace, Who IL
maintaining = 2o-point scoring
pace this year. Buckley In
banking on a smooth lineup Of
Lowell Doud, Bob Ross. Neil
Ross, Art Under and Dave
Argo.
Other conference games on FRI
day night send Auburn 10 Kent,
and Enumciaw 10 Renton. High
line plays at Sumner this Thurs
day night.
Pierce County league eagers
complete their first half Of play
with Fife AZ Federal Way. Yslm At
Orting. Clover Park a. Eatonyilie
and Kapowsin At Roy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Handicap Pin
Play Advances
Tucomuns in Fifth
Place in Doubles

OLYMPIA, Wash. - Shelton
bowlers had their innings last
night as the Washington State
handicap bowling tournament re-
stunned but failed TO displace any OF
the leaders, who were mostly from
Seattle, Tacoma or Bremerton.
Associated Oil OF Shelton rolled
2660 in the Class A doubles to take
fifth place away from Clipper
Sales OF Auburn. which had 1853.
Fourre Dairy of Shelton in the
Class B teams got 2,743 to take
seventh place from Broadway
Alleys of Seattle with 2742.
Torgerson and Wahlers, Ia
coma, took over sixth place
In Glass A doubles with 1852,
ahead of HIM and Pearson,
Tacoma, with 1l19.
In Class 3 doubles Reeder and
Carlson Of Shelton captured ninth
place with Ills and Tucker and
Funk, Shelton, tenth with ITO
Frsdson, Shelton. went into seventh
place in Class A singles with a SOS
Olympia bowlers have their
chance to get in the championship
when they roll tonight. The tourns-
ment opened last Saturday and
closes early Sunday morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Rate Hike Boosts
Alaska Road Need

SEATTLE a - per cent rats
increase authorized foe Alaska
steamship companies Ass height.
snsd The n~es.ssty fac imm~sssse
construction % the prorc~>-l
Alaska highway. ooy. Ernest ~
cruenlng Of Alaska ssld hsrs We'd.
nn~iay night
lie was en- route 10 Washington
To protest the tneF~sse which wsnf
into effect last week upon its sp.
prevail by the maritime eommlssson
1T has become Increasingly M.
vious that ths highway " . msii.
tary necessity" he ssid. ~rhs
Alaska highway h oar Burma rosd
To the great potential offensive
strength a. Alaska. ard n. con.
struetion . military necessity NJ
sald.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Plan 10 Meet
Cash Losses

fokILAND - The rate fab
commission began a routine meet
ING yesterday but concluded with
plans TO tim activities To Ut tn.
expected smaller budget.
Commissioners indteAted
they had already begun trim
ming expenses here and there
and were prepared 10 get
along with less" because Of
the war.
No discussion on possible dis
continuance OF the fish laboratory
a. Astoria vas undertaken.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Stadium and File
Maimen Will Meet

Stadium Wrestlers vii meet pfc
grappisrs a. Pfc 90 Friday after
noon ln the only mat activity
scheduled IN ths Western Wash
lngton league This weekend. Both
Lincoln and LonEvisW Win b. de
Fife IL unbeztsn - far ia league
competition and TIE Stadium nat
men Wili have 70 b - their beat
70 stop ths Tro5anA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Colonel Maclrou
Is 10 Command
lih volunioors

u-cs' o~rvss y. ns<n@u1e.
c.@r Murray. - 49, snmp1
cau<ra,ex rffs<~< - Ku1<11
velant<>v rnfsnfrr. wsrHIa1fen
ass< czs&rz A1lat3sf -71scpn1
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fe3imsat1i eoor4<Ipo s(xIem -
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unEss - Fcer1N fsfoneky -
tIrz>d q TssaHs A<1e<1 49,
H~Etsiise H<e1saa<se<e cenpnnS.
6 cpnpsrr trial - neu1m~r1n1
service ccmp<ey
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iss I<r~l cnnsen = npu4 -
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en1gn~9 - ermwnn1 Q 01mUGu2
peam<oes~'s f~vmre sgunn6uu1nnk
Capt n.lpe Isehnpe. enpurp1v
f<xsn~sE.i esIutant. = pp>meln1
= - of sn1 nsuluHo1 = Gnmr
msnd rIFe< rrcvtnun1I nnt1n16aA
WNc. two rlf1s <em0nnlw =
whseA srs stationed nere
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
City Hoop Play

The city Basketball league
starts is final round Of play this
Thursday night at Lincoln high
gym al 7 O'Clock. The ehairrnen
are Leading the race with the Ship
yards in second place and the four
other teams tied for third place
Games for Thursday night are.
Yelm vs. Lakewood AZ : D. m:
Autos ~ Gssnnen At 9. and Chair
men u. shipyArds AZ g.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23

It's match with the Outfltterx.
Earl Mahnkey's 500 for the
Eastern helped the cause con-
siderably.
Welding supply won four from
Carpenters. Tavern won three from
Painters, Tivol took three from
Cranes and Atlas split even with
Tacoma Steel.
Other high scores included: Leo
Lehman SIT. including a 2l0 game:
Jack Hadland sol. Pete Mcleod
SIS. Ralph Conklin 524. Don Mohn
si2, n. Nixon 500, Harry sheri-
dan SIT.
Members of the City Bowling as
ISOLATION executive board. In ses-
sion last night. voted TO stage the
annual city doubles and singles
tournament at the North End
alleys Feb. 21-22. C. c. Collins.
association president, announced
today.
The board had previously
picked the North End drives
for the fiye-man tournament
scheduled for Feb. 1918.
The board Is made UP OF Collins,
Vance Mcclure. association secre-
tsry; Morris Mcdowell. Lee CART
son, Bill Farrar. Bill Ruehle and
John Ester.
Collins explained that both
tournaments were awarded 10 the
new North 26th street alleys in ac-
cordance with the wishes OF a ma
jority OF Tacoma bowlers, who
elect the association executive
board.
So. Tacoma Rail Lesrue
Air Gang 333l Cd Va. whselerS 7bOa
81. High game Peterson 200. nigh
series, Peterson $50
Painters 1855 a. vs. Machine shop
No 2 2sos 90 h,sh game. Hier ITS.
Machine shop No. 25T7 C2 vs..
Welders 2e52 ca High game Des-
mond. high series, Desmond sag
Lumber Yard 2b77 80 W Mil 2s52
3D. . Hlsh s zane .a = johnson 1874.
Accountants 262o 90 vs Car shops
24i2 %. High game. Dakin 1876. nigh
series, Hsrter sos
Federal Employees LeaEu,
Hi-Nsy Alleys
Bonaroos ~ va Alley Cats ID.
hlgh same Dsimors l7e' high series.
square Johns Cd vs. Pen Gums a.
High game. Donaldson i73. high
series Yates AL
Hog Island ~ " Road CAmp a.
High game. Burford ice. high serlss.
Palmer 4e0.
Community League
n IT. Recreation Alleys
ozsrks 2602 l3l v nammerschmIths
1875. high series. NJ Anthison $50
Squirts 2437 f01 ". Fopmsn 1ss7
/ O.. High game, J Mazzuoa 20s
high series L. coViing $40
~. High game. Jack smith lpe
high series. jack smith SIT
Generals ASA 81 v CAbsrsts 2fa7
IL. High gams Bill Bennett All,
high series. Bill Bennett 5sl.
Classic League
Pias Nor Alleys
High game Mckinn 400. high series
J. Recions $50
Cafe 25os a. - Dairy store 1900
"a High game Wilson 22s high
series G Wilson se2
Beers $500 f0l " BArb4r shop 1ss4
a. High game Laska Use, SNan
lss. high series. Al Lo-ks bsi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Power naiionin1
For Hemos Leom

WAnmgNotuN : rn6Ivuon -
lard ot1s - ~ fsssval pseug
semuIsutoe fn<sse~s neeoes1ly ~
rssiartrs ~ pewsr ~ kons -
sen-
fease eommeeeiel - = :
great many wnf ln<l1ssrtal neuna
ths heuss spp<cpriafsa9s nn1nm<op
tss d,sstnesa 1Aare1ay
~ eeGsml1eeep mn(lu uunno
o. >n>e1mssy - hnnponGn -
- fpeo ln1pppn1uue eer1nno
aeos~ps1n11us e&6rn 49, =
~ nuuns Ns~s - nn~M
nids explained thss ~ sr~mea-
deus Amsfseen wsf pve6Hsp>1an
sffort go dsman<linx 800 pewue
shsH th>v~ = svsiishss n many -
iiors Il she country. ~ $500
that - . r~~ast ~ ths pnwee ~
10 Hew rsnnsas hens rn1ls4 80
srsi ss<asts sn1 sv>n nnms neno-
iaE MAJ have n - lsts ~ ~
duefisn ~ planes. senne 60 Gl1na
ms NC. ~ sass - new uolu(n9
. pewsr ssFvsY uhIe1 IN - ~
basis ef . rssisnin9 sv1sv ~ ~
supply. pssssstsss 80 sisAsaliens
beafd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23

SEATTLE FBf sg~ut. TAars-
day held . iT.vs=r.old Japanese
for questioning folloslng hls
arrest on the waterfront whsfs
hay saia he ~as hiding between
an oil company doch ard per 10
and carrying 40 open knifr. Ne
told agents he sss American
born
Al the sans time. y. D.
F1stehsr. assnt in charge n ts~
Seattle offies ~ fhs Uni. a.,
neuncsd that 10 additional Jsps.
nss~ Haiianal< ssFs tsksn lnfs
custody Wednesday. Ths as~
arrests sroarnf n isf the tstai
since D<r. 7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Gun Club Elects Heads Sunday
Target Shoot
On Schedule
Organization OF
Outstanding Rank

The Tacoma Gun club. ens Of
the outstanding organizations Of
is kind in the nation. ~an hold 10
annual election Of officers Sunday
A regular shooting program To-
geiher with a feature bacon event,
also viii be held. shooting 70 begin
1t $50 :. m
The retiring president. N he
dees retire. /. doe Mcknight
one of the country's veteran
and able shot. The Olympia
photographic Ia. served with
distinction. the club having
passed through ese Of lie top
flight years.
Plans also win be discussed for
the new year,
Because Of the war. tho use Of
firearms will be encouraged. II
being realized that seattergan ex-
perts can be Of important service
In time of emergency.
The Tacomt Gun club Is ready
at any time TO aid In this work
more especially willing to teach
the proper handling Of = gun 10
those without experience.
Also. hunters who have heea
experiencing trouble In their
actual field or duck shooting
viii find skeet practice some
thing that I. capable Of taking
out the kinks which have
caused 30 many misses and
brought no end Of regret,
Illustration.
The Tacoma Gun club constantly
welcomes visitors 10 the firing line,
whether or not they are members
OF the club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Lincoln Swimmers
Slate Aberdeen

First home match Of the season
for either Stadium or Lincoln
swimming teams Il scheduled for
Friday afternoon when Lincoln
Abes meet Aberdeen Bobcats in
Western Washington league
match at the Y pool
Stadium Tigers Will bit the road
again Friday sftepoon. travelling
70 Longyieg 10 meet the Lumber
lack tankers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Oregon Loses
Swimming Ace

EUGENE. Ore---Ths University
81 Oregon swimming team. which
opens = heavy dual meet campo a.
against Oregon State here Sat
urday. lost the services II Bob
Irwin. sensational sophomore
Sprinter.
irwin. Who unofneisiiy shattered
numerous Pacific Coast lnter-eoi-
legiats dash records a. freshman.
was found scholssiioally ineligible
He " The second top Webfoot ner-
mar lost this year ss Cub Calls
veteran free style expert failed %
return % school
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Horse Racing
Chiefs Meet

CORAL GABLES, F1a.-The fu-
ture Of horse racing IN America
and the effect Of the war upon the
sport will be leading topics Of dis
oussion al the ninth annual confer
encs % the National Association Of
state Racing Commissioner which
begins here today.
Chairman Alex NJ Balfe Of the
Florida racing commission makes
the opening address Registration
Of delegates took place last night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23

wlnons council No. -. Degree
OF Poeahontss. will hold the esre-
mony Of raising Of chiefs at Red
mems hall Friday evening with
Great Pocshontss Mrs. Elssaor
Wiese Of skanokaws. Mrs Ray
coodnsr deputy grea, Pooshontas.
and Mrs. W. NJ. Buekmaster. senior
past chief. az the installing off,
GERS. They will be assisted by q
team composed OF Ans. David
Blomquis,. Mrs. Cyril Law. Mrs..
Ids Campbell, Mrs. William
wisehemann. Mrs, Albert Yshn,
Mrs. Ida Nlckstrom and Mrs. Rue
Thomas. ali Of Puyaliup.
Officers 10 be raised are Mrs.
Josephine AcAaster. prophstsss
Miss Margaret Ridge. Poo.hontas
Mrs. Sam Gsppi. Wlnons: william
Wlschsmann. PowhataD: hrs
Buelah Cline, keeper Of records
Mrs. Bessie Sawyer. keeper Of
wampum; Mrs. Elizabeth Hsrrsn.
collector Of ~smpum. Mrs Ray
Goodnsr and Mrs. Ida campbsll.
scouts one and tao, Mrs. Roy
Coats and Mrs. Cyril Law. run
nsrs one and two. Mrs Effs Nc
Nineh and Mrs. Walter BUGGY.
counselors one and two. Mrs Nd
Ridge. Mrs. William Wlschsmann.
Mira. N. ConEdon and Mrs. Alma
Hewland, warriors. Mrs d. Maid
msnt. guard Of the forest. Mrs
Albert Yam. tr.tss for -
months. and Mrs. v. ~. Hill,
musician.
Following ths Ceremony there
will be refreshments with nrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Don't Neglect Slipping
FALSE TEETH

D. fsiss fsefh fHop sNb o. sAhtis
Wien rau faH saf aauEa Hnsezs =
uar5f - annnsss anf e1Ha Hrssasr -
sarh hanfIeans FAsTE ETH. - aka
line fHru-arldI r4adef 90 surlnk5s %
rauF plates sssrs fafss fs.rh mars
firrnir 49, GHF-s errfnsHt fsslfnE - ss-
eHrlfF asf adrs< nsrfnFf No HHnnnF.
sersf. pasfF tzsss - fssHnE Get TAE-
TEETH tooAz - Anz ara sssra a1y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Increase in Postal
Receipts Reported

Postal receipts Tor the first hair
u January we're 50 per cent
greater than they were during The
same period LAT year. u xAs an
nounesd Thursday By Postmaster
George p FishbsIrns
Receipts during the first half u
Jznuary. issz totAllsd SIS 7ss "a.
receipts during the eompsrsols
period last year amounted 10
So 555 o..
Receipts during Jsnaary 10 date
already exceed tbess ~ tss sntirs
month u January. 1889. FlanDurns
said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Tigers Meet
Cat Quintet
Lowmon Expects to
Have Top Tenn Up

In an effort to regain the cros.
State league lead when Stadium
Tigers tackle indicated Bremen
ton Wildcats on the Stadium
NAPLES Friday night. Coach V. G.
Lowman may put his Hottest line
up on the floor to match the tail
Wildcat quintet.
Ron Button. e-foot s-ineh
reserve center, Immediately
stepped into the picture ~ n
possible forward starter while
Paul Grimes. taller than either
Harry Mansfield or Bus
Mitchell. may regain a start
ing berth At a guard spot.
Bremerton has a rangy quintet
built around s-foot finch Roger
Wiley, who is leading the Wildcat
hoopsters in scoring, both from
the field and from the foul line.
Coach Lowman was not dis
heartened by the loss TO Lincoln
Tuesday night, pointing out that
the Tigers have not won the open
ing game from Lincoln in the last
four years yet have won the title
three out OF the four years.
HEADS NOT Up
Besides the shift to height, two
other points came in for consider
) able stress at Wednesdays Sta
dunn workout. Lowman pointed
out that the Bengals were not
making fun use of their repertoire
of plays against Lincoln. Neither
were the Tigers playing heads-up
ball on all defensive situations,
particularly on jump balls
After playing Bremerton on
Friday night, the Tigers re-
sumo city campaigning against
Bellarmine Lions on Saturday
night Originally slated for
the Bellarmine gym, the game
was transferred by Bellarmine
authorities TO accommodate an
anticipated crowd.
Out at Lincoln Coach John Ken
needy let his regulars rest Wednes-
day and threw his efforts in to
helping Coach Vince Reyes with
the Railsplitter sophomores.
The Abes are idle until Saturday
night when they play Yakima Pr
ates at Yakima. Plans call for
the squad TO leave by train Sat
urday morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
wIsDsnIrII TAKEN

A windshield Kl4ss, itk frams
and windshield wiper were stolen
from ths unlocked ear q Russell
Honsn q i01 ~ RoAd wsanssday
H.ght according TO ths oSnsrs
report 10 police thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23

INV YORK - Sat Holman q
CITY College ard Clair Bee u Long
Island q. claim Capt. Joe inland
q canisius college o. Buffalo IL
the best college basketball player
they nave seen IN the east this
season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Hoop Results

George Washington IS. Army 81
Metre Dame 81, SorthW estern
4S.
Bradley So, Illinois NesIeyaa
81.
Montana 81. MostAnA Normal
80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23

Members Of air raid warden
units in precinct. and of the
third ward are called 10 an i'm
portant meeting Friday At D m.
at the Spinning school.
Also Friday evening. st Tso
wsrfsns Of the third precinct Of
the first ward will meet a. ths
home Of Paul Miller. IT'S "
Stewart ave. All members Of
these groups are urged 10 attend
Local civilian defense authorities
and the police Joined Thursday IN
issuing another warning to resi-
dents u The city 10 guard against
tire thefts, Car owners ar. urged
10 park their automobiles in their
garages at night, and paddock the
garages
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Games Off!

Six Commercial league basket
ball games scheduled for tonight
a. Stadium have been postponed
The gym DoOrS are bang painted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23

csrrls ssk. as la c.mpb<n
md hrs. Ma neHnetf ~ ne
kitshsn COMMITTEES. NJ Fiefsse.
Cars sad M MAJ heller. an
ma nam. and kr. cyrsi Las.
decorations.
Nr. ssa-- vs.s.r
Mr. George Aasmz af Santa
cfus Calf. formerly = resia-ut
herv. L ne Eua-s ~ NJ sna ars
George Russell - zsth q. ar
ard While n Ire northwest also
= visiting DE- and NJ caFsian
Adams. sen and 8suEAtsr-En lsN
q Enumcla~. ana lhrss eoas
David. Virgil an Arrhls sna their
fsmllse. al Shelton
"Wednesday Mrs Aaam. ga q
cues, 81 : ac.host hEncneun ssth
= group which meets menihly and
which she and nrs Russell ofx.-
nised % years aga Th<y are The
only original members Others
present uvre Mn@iamss ". ".
Thomas. Henry Royce. Charles
Aocallum. Guy cilffard. alsn
clifford. klva shaw. Lsena sasdss.
George hesnll. Kalsn Nswlllls
George Russell and Calvin Russell.
and Miss Harriet Royce.
Rite. far Nr.. ov~rs.H
Funeral services for Mrs. E.vd.
u. ovsrhelt vill b held Saturday
sfternoon At ! esrlnck At tha
wrlxlsy and Clements chapel.
Naomi chapter M n O e a.
viii BE- IN charge and burial wsll
he IN Tacoma cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23

vear r~amssssr ess III ~
how 10 isv~se In U. q uufun0
ncuds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23

Trade Winds" by Schneider

INV foRk--Thre~ weeks ago
the government orsiered Is private.
owned al tsnkers 70 divert opera
tons from the Atlantic coast %
the Pacific. Late last week the
order came through taking another
Is vesssl. The switching 81 90
tankers wili tighten the oll sitas-
ton alons The eastern sesbo.rd.
LADIES' WEAR Fashion en-
pefta tell your correspondent that
mliady this year viii demand sllts
because Il viii serve Tor work a.
well a. play. A. for popular color.
Of the year. Kelly green viii lead.
but under the new name 81 alert"
green. shoes vii be simple but
well cut.
There viii be no silk stockings
when supplies are exhausted this
summer. Nyion. best Substitutes. II
NOW q wsr-ltem for parachutss
Trade adyicss are that this autumn
rsyon hose ain lead in sales vol
ums. nyion second and cotton q
poor third.
Handbags viii be Of cloth with.
out locks and catches because Of
the war prioritiss on metal. lesth-
or purses viii be limited a. 70
eolors bscanse Of . chemical dye
shortage Jswslry and noseitiss
vii be Of plaaties. cork and wood
because other metal. sSespt for
silver and gold. go into war goods
sADros---lf yoa plan 10 buy .
new radio. Il had best be arranged
nov. Military needs uln 20 The
tune Of more than 81. 600 coo. 600
worth. Rush deliveries will b
asked. II IL not unlikely that the
oPh Will order that ali ciulisa
output st0p sbeut mid.Asreh.
Production ~ parts and secssso-
riss hossysr, will b allowed.
rmuoKs.Au,s Industry ,ns.a.
srs say that ths orM viii order
that production Of commercial
trucks cease ~ o. Fsb. -. That
thereafter all production BE- tor
military purposes.
CUBAN sooa-eubs IL eur
rsntly enjoying q ~af boom. Not
only - the istz sugar crop and
isti earyoysf going 70 tho unitsd
States under = flxsd price contract
but other exports saeh ss reef.
iobacens. frog legs. fruits etc
have aiss expanded. Yet that does
not mean thai tbs psopls ~ casa
are happy
cnoas SAr-pfpspsriiy IL Offset
BY sharp price boasts IN such ne
csssitlss az rice. beans. nlls, bat
ter, eggs tomatoes. potatoes.
fruits. -four. canned goods. tex
tiles. ste. American cigarettes eel
- 20 cents a psck IN Aneriean
money. Government officials are
svsnpsd Nlth complaints from
housewives A price flkiaE hili =
% prevent initiation q bsisg eoa-
sldefesi.
FhitG FAB - pre4 Admins
traitor Leon hsasisf.en says thsfs
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Saints Score
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