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Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-27
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
l.. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Jan. IT, l-PI-tFe3essi
$50 market news service.
Cattle S"!ablc $50. fully steady: eGE
head medium 10 good light weight stee.s
j -5o-l3.50; few common Il; common ~
medium COWS 50: Gamers and cutters
G-..73; medium 20 good bulls 950-1O.6r.
mediums feeders lO-ll; Mondays trade
steady TO - cents higher; medium -
good steers II 35-l2 50. few 10 l2.ap.
medium In good heifcrS 115O-l2. -.
good sealerS l. SOILS. 81
calves salable 175. steady; medium 10
Hogs sllable $50. fully s,r4d:. top
II. oh. bulk medium To- cnolrv l7u-25u lbs.
l2-i2 81 car.cc 2S0 lbs. J.. m,t.am II
ttoIc, SoWS 10 SOIL %
SGccp salable none; Monday few good
- H.. "oaled lambs Steaedy a, l26A
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-27
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Jan. , I'I NJ lItnl
developed IN moderate trading on the Los
Angeles stock exchange TODAY. Five IS
sues Wtrc up, three doWn and seven un-
changed with an app! o>.:laic volume Of
:,50I shares. the list:
Broadway depaIimtn: stores c.. down
IL TranSamerica =. Edison 81 PEI
cent p down l.. Republican Petro-
leum Preferred = Afcluft Accessories
J 49, up 5 cents Consolidated steel
common So; Menase0 1.55 up ; cents,
Solar -, up i.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-27
ARABS MAY PLAY
FULLERTON ] T..

Coach jerry Dennerleln Il Con-
raj t.uiCr college Tuesday was
awaiting final confirmation Of a
cate % play Fullerton J. c. in a
basketball game on the e CenFo
court February y.
Exams viii be taking their tot!
on the Arabs this week, not Civ
ing them sufficient time for prac-
tIcc sessions before they meet the
Phoenix Bears IN Fl CentrO on
Frday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-27
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, jan. q. UPJ Gram fQf..9S
suffered minor setback today "1en a.
carly extension Of yesterday S 4eNare,'
met increased profit-tak.ng an t"dgr
selling.
Waea. c,1sel :. to p, cen, b4,arl
owe. or unchanged 20 Of =. a4ts
~ = - : '.e Off s.. 10 - .na So
b"ar> 4.cr@agc! 20 W J..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-27
Markets at a
Glance
BY UNITED PRESS

Stocks Irregular N moderate dealings
firm.
Bonds irregular; l. S. governments
Curb stocks mixed
Cotton lost about ha'f uf an advance
Of more than 81 i haic io ur,, l9-!ca,
peaks.
Wheat x 10 2. cent lower: corn un-
changed TO off \.
Silver unchanged in Nrw York.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-27
SUPERVISORS SUED
SCRAMENTO-. Jan.

oOEAMEN 70, JdII. n T||T-|
Suit was On file by tie Snuaua
Hotel here today asking juGomon'
OF 81 687 against the San Francisco
POard of Supervisors.
The petition said the amount Was
he unpaid balance Of a Hotel bill
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-27
IL. A. GRAIN

los ANGELES. JAM = f.P, -
Barley No. / west. s1.s2i44I.971-
Barley malt type 49,. S.97i.m217;.
Milo No. yelo Cal 81 .72l. 1.77t4
Mic ~. . yclo {. bulk Silt. Hl.52
Feed Outs s. %. -
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-27
FIRST SEAL SIGNS

IAN FRANCISCO. Jl44. -i-CUPC
Catcher Bruce OprodoWski today
became the first player to sign u
i94. rlnimct to perform for the San
Francisco Seals
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-27
TURKEY IS VICTIM AT
ELKS FOOTBALL FEAST

Although W09-oss. Il was TNr NOM dnooss WNoU INrco
of the valleys finest football boys from El Centre,
uo1illr and Imperial high schools and FL Centre Junior
college feed by the Eks ledge in FL Centre Monday
night the annual eridron dinner presented by the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-27
L. A. pOELTRY

LIS ANGELES. Jan -. apa
Hens. Leghorus, =, to 81. lbs lGc
Hens. Leghorns over 81 4 -. 17c
Hens, Leg. over lbs and up 1sc
Hens. colored, to 81 lbs :. 24c
Hens. colored over \ lbs 4 up 24c
Rroilers. i. 4 up l.. lbs. -. L.
Rr2ilers over l.. and up to - L.,
Fryers, Leg. wore 20 to lbs. 16c
Fryers. colored, 21s TO 81 lbs 2oc
Fryers. colored over 81 TO A. 21c
Roasters colored over a. lbs &c
Old nauk>. Mttc pvkH ~
Gapons over lbs aud up ...... CSC
Young Tom Turkeys - ID up Co
Young Tom Turkeys l4-22 ID up &c
Young Hen Turkeys lo-up -. 25e
Old Leghornc BOOSTERS ........ 0Sc
Ducklings. Pekin over 5 lbs. :. 19o
Capons s to slbs .............. .
=, b6i. ". White a.. 10 =. l6e
Rabbits. n2.Nrd ru.orS ..- - - lbs -.
Old RanSterS. col0"od II
>--E>. lf.a.cd -.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-27
M lark KETS
- BAROMETER -

~ FSIn markets We're dun Tuesday reaction Weekend
fIax followed
futures
onhgeo Lettuce went to market which
unsettled Wttk-end
"lth a weaker tendency and other 10
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-27
- ENS ~ -

.HI# :u. ;iau. sae ha
IT, ee ~ 3.- oelI.r { nj IL
1s#aa .a.. is aMIns lor d
49,. .Go p.-D Jon Louis. lie
ha. 10 ,.u,m.r ho tans mo
blaaa# tuE 7 "ou. lb&t he, anG
- .#alaHH Mcli9 Bcrua. should
-. =. a"wN crack Il Bomber
.tas
s.s#o 0..l Ieatrps are gotng all
-. #. t=or Preparations for the
aa.. sHa 4... .,utl"ra are stretch
s.#.- r. INT ia batIyh0o aimed
e#ea..,.4. 'ur opponent ana
-. .a#st.a ,n'..Mt tac customers.
5#ss. as Gc.... TON. Who man
-. i. a.Unue tAe public
= - #... Pusaian" cf Cliff
-. =. j.. %hl be knocked cold
j. #a##a tuD:.eizcS that Pastor
fa@ l.a - Npn since Sepfember.
80. .#'a l..tcu by BllT Conn
.i#= - hr l.aih 2l roeHda Hith
JOr ellis.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-27
i5k jitE (JDDl

hr@ s,. I.u - slaPa
I.aas es.. lt 3olud fahr be
..#4l q - .,.,... - rl#Gni"l
c. / a..p.. .u.. Esb rs ef i
i ...s. o."u j apple aot-
.ua.
-. /. s.4.iu~ lacaase the
H. II a.. .rv"tcd with laWna
#HtH Has1or va. substituted lor M
##.tg No22.
y. - .t.. ~" na'ch " quita
j. .,sr nom th" bic heavy
-. at., a.,t in Muieh Joe
l#.a j. 0.j rl RuG.> Baer IN tho
ua#1 #.aH .or tine May Relief
@3ele.s
ill., ~ c.uriy involved Fri
d. = - aad tuuOA n MAJOR rca-
.aa .ao. .,Icjmuicr is beginning
- a.as Htr'c,t FFeryone in
.a an rur c..h particularly
- r. -. a.a their handlers, and
=. iaas. t...3 b" @t stake when
.#.o .l.n '..' ti4..
- - F.. ':.. "...' III Prank
= - #... r.pc Gu saQs'. Il
-. .e...a IT,. Feb ~, Ter Hhlrh
B.ul. .r''.,. i iafae e9al-
=. ..:l... t''5da. ShoHlG
=. - ..o .u... uGI-c. 4 "9aG
- J.. !. ul,. s.s fasf. sdf-
- fs.. ... l.n lesnegich
: s.s.Ia. ......n', tHa1 hi en-
- Hh F~.-hn III 2e
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-27
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS
L. A. BANKS

Bid Ask
!
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-27
LOCAL BUT3ERF4T

\ Butte
Grade A Cream
Manufacturing MIX
Ras.te gathered cream
Evening star., 1942-05-20
the EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.

WtN, 7:3O-That Brewster Boy: Joey takes
4 flyer In romance.
WSV, 8O0-Neison Eddy: The popular bari.
lone features Danny Boy" and Deep River,
sings duet with Nadine 0connor from hasse
nets "Thais."
WMAL, 8:00-oul1 Kids; Father Flanagan o1
Bows Towns Is quest Of honor.
WMAl, 830-Nanhattdn at Midnight: 4
trunk murder in an old New York mansion i
The keystone for "Brownsion Front"
WRc, o:00-Eddie Cantor Show; Broadcast
from tho Preside Of San Francisco.
WSV, 9;00-ShirIey Temple: Wherein 50
sieN's finest are spurned.
WMAL, 9:o0-Former President Hoover ad
dresses the National Industrial Conference
Board meeting in New York City; The limlfa
lions on Freedom in War"
WRc, 9:30-hr. District Attorney: 0u
seuths are inspired by dead musician in The
Case Of Murder in c,Sharp.'
WINK, 9:30-The Mats play their first NIGH
game Of the season In 81. Louis with Arch
Mcdonald and Joe King al tho mierophone.
WEv, tO:00-Greai Music Moments Moving
10 new time with selections from Romberes
"haTime." Soprano Jean TennYon, Baritone
Robert Weeds and Tenor Jan Peers as usual
WMAL, t0:00-Three,ihirds Of the Nation:
The story Of aluminium, Ire metal vital TO air.
plane manufacture
Evening star., 1942-05-20
SHoRI.WAvE PROGRAMS.

Sh0RI.WAvE PR06Rkk.
LONDON, 5:45Iaiet news from London:
CSC, 958 meg. 3t.3 m.; 6SD, Ills meg,
25.5 m.
MOSCOW, 6;i5-Broadeat In English: XE
it.8 meg, 752 I'm.
LONDON, S:00-Demouay marches: 6St
o.58 meg. 31.3 m; 6SO, Ills meg 75,5 N
MOSCOW, oi5-Nsw In English: RKe, ii.s
meg, Isl m.
MELBOURNE, 9:25-"In Australia This Week
West Coast broadcast Pacific war time): u67
1873 meg, t9.7m.
SYDNEY, o:75-"In Australia This Week
Wesi Coast broadcast Pacific war iime): W62
1887 meg, Isl m.
GUATEMALA, e:45-"H Hollywood Speaks
TGWA. 968 megy 81 m.
LONDON, 1000" Something Going On u
Britain Now" CSC, 958 meg, 3i.3 m.; GQ
6.ti meg. 49.f m.
GUATEMALA, ti:t5-Ihird Act Of pvttinI'l
Madam Butterfly" TGWA, 9.6S meg. 81 m
MOSCOW, tt:t5-EngIsh Period: RKE, ii.s
meg. 25.7m.
GUATEMALA, 1890 a.m.-opsaht sslx
lions: TGWA, 9.68 megr 81 m.
LONDON, 1870 s.m.|laie News: CSC, S.5d
meq., BIB NJ; 6Sl, 6.tt meq., 4o.t N.
Evening star., 1942-05-20

$50 Pass Pass Pass
West opened the three OF clubs,
dummy played low, and East won
with the ace. South won the spade
return with the ace, drew one round
Of trump, ruffed a heart in
dummy to discard the spade on
the club king. then croSs-ruffed
spades and hearts. When South
led the fourth heart, however, West
stepped up with the diamond ten
and removed dummy's last trump
by returning the diamond jack.
South had to lose the heart king
to East's ace for a one-trick set.
See If you can spot the crime and
the criminal In today's hand before
you read ON.
South was the criminal, for he
should have made his contract. 1t
was all right to win the return
of the spade nine with the spade
ace and draw one round Of trump,
but then 1t should be clear that
the cross-ruff is doomed to failure.
The opening lead locates the club
QuCCIl dIlu dU lCdok tWO OIliCl CloDo
in the West hand. giving East only
six clubs at most. With no dia-
monds. and q short spade holding
(marked by the return of the spade
nine), East must have at least
five hearts. Also, the hearts must
be headed y the ace, to account
for the overcall on so shabby a
club suit. In other words, after
drawing one round of trump South
should be able to place all of the
unseen cards with virtual certainty
Once that is done, it Is easy to
see that the contract depends on
bringing I'M dummy's spades instead
Of cross -ruff1ng. South must lead
his low spade and allow West to
take the king. Declarer can then
draw all of the trumps, using his
two extra trumps to ruff one spade
and one club. The hand would be
difficult one to play, but quite
makable by the method outlined.
Yesterday you were Oswald
Jacoby's partner and, with both
sides vulnerable. you held:
8632
-
KJs53
= A96
The bidding:
Lightner Jacoby Schenken You
10 Dbl Pass 20
20 Pass Pass CD
Answer-Bid two spades. Your
partner fears you have worthless
hand and has therefore passed to
find out If you can muster up bid.
Since your hand Is surely worth a
bid, opposite a takeout double, you
show the major suit which you sup
pressed at your first opportunity.
Score 100 per cent for two spades,
80 per cent for three diamonds,
20 per cent for pass.
Question No. LOTT.
Today you hold the same hand,
but the bidding Is different:
Lightner Jacoby Schenken You
10 Dbl. Pass 20
% "a Pass CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
(Relessed By the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
The Four Aces will be pleased TO an:
sver letters from readers II a stamped
IL
Evening star., 1942-05-20

WMAl, 1O:3o-johnny toIan vs.. Anton Chris.
toforidss in a io.round lighfhsavyweishf bout
al Chicago Stadium.
VOL, tt:30-Tune Up, America: lniorma'
lion on women's part In The war sHon, and
music by David Roses Orchestra.
Wc, tt:30-Auihofs Playhouse Flying
Start" Paul 6aIIltos story about an Inspiring
woman warwoYker.
Evening star., 1942-05-20
EVENING STAR FEATURES.

Star Flashes: Latest news with Bill tcYie.
twice daily; WMAL. t:55 and ass pm.
Our Freedoms: Series presented by students
Of the District senior high schools In eonnet.
ZION with the t5oth Anniversary Of the Bill
Of Piohts, WNAL, this afternoon at Z O'Clock.
Evening star., 1942-05-20
Winning Contract

BY THE FOUR ACES.
DAVID Bruce Burnstone, Oswald Jaco-
by, Howard Schenken and Theodore
A. IiRhther. worlds leading team-of-
four, inventors Of the system that
mas beaten every other system In
Evening star., 1942-05-20
Points for Parents

When the evidence is apparent,
Dhy tempt q child to lie by insist
inc he acknowledge his guilt?
Evening star., 1942-05-20
Not This

Mother-Look at me, Mary. Did
you spill this ink on mothers desk?
Daughter-No, I didn't do 1t! I
don't know who spilled your ink,
Mamma.
Evening star., 1942-05-20

The Four Aces will be pleased TO an:
swer letters from readers If a stamped
(3-cent). self-addressed envelope is In
closed with each communication ao-
dressed TO the -Four Aces, care Of The
Evening Star II you desire the pocket
outline Of the Four Aces system Of
contract bridge send with your request
Star, q stamped (3-cent). self addressed,
large-size envelope and you will receive
an outline without any charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-27
'punIap' G Rim D E R

4x3/4 in. grinding
wheel. Fast-cutting
Smooth running.
Special for this
event! Come early!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-08
Foe Plane Losses
In Solomons Grow

WASHINGTON - Land based
navy planes on Gusdslcanal In the
Solomons have shot down three
out OF IS attacking Japanese
planes bringing japanese losses
in the Solomon area To at least 1zz
planes . the navy noun d
Monday.
South Pacific.
Il Shortly after noon ON Sept.
S least longitude dstsD 20
japanese bombers. escorted by 20
Zero fighters. attacked our posi-
tons At Guadalosnal and inflicted
minor damage. Our fighters in
tereepted the attack and shot
down two enemy bombers and
one fighter"
Navy oommuniqueS have report
ed that enemy bombing attacks
since the occupation Of the Solo
mons started on Aug. have re-
suited In minor damage to U. s.
positions Marine combat CORE
spondents reported that enemy
planes for many days flew over
the Tulsgi area daily At noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-08
Polls Open at
8 A.M.Tuesday
Election Result Is
Up to Voters Now

Months. weeks and hours Of
campaigning by scores Of Pierce
county candidates for public office
were ending Monday m the day
upon which the voter has his say
approached.
Polling places throughout the
county will open al : O'Clock Tues
day morning and viii remain open
until In the evening. After that
hour, only those may vote who
were physically inside the polling
place at the closing hour.
Weather may have = bearing on
the total vote In the primaries. but
whatever the weather IT'S a mill
tary secret until long after the
votes have been counted.
Democratic. Republican and non
partisan candidates find their long
labors focused into the two min
utes permitted each individual for
the brief duty Of naming his pref.
erenCes.
Voting machines are already dis
tributed To the polling places. poll
books have been removed from the
city hall and court house and plse=
ed at their proper precincts.
Chief Deputy Auditor J. v Ford.
superintendent Of elections. has as
sembled a trained staff 10 see that
the mechanics 81 the primary work
smoothly and 10 give the results
at the earliest moment after the
polls close. as the returns are tele-
phonsd. An elaborate network Of
phones mas been act Up Al the
court house for expediting the TAX
ing OF unofficial returns from the
election boards Of each precinct.
In this election Tacoma and
Pierce county select nominees u
the Democratic and Republican
parties for the sixth district con-
gresham. for Ga partisan isEisia-
tive and county Offices and for
the comparison positions q
county schoo superintendent
judges Of the supreme court and
justices of ne peace
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-08

sized the stake which labor has
IN winning the war and in the
new world to be achieved through
the victory Of the United Nations.
The FEDERAL Council message
indicates a new emphasis N the
approach Of churches 70 labor
problems Heretofore. the church
council message has stressed the
right Of labor TO collective bar
gaining but since TINS right has
nov been achieved the message
calls upon churches 10 further CO
operation between capital an &
labor. and to assist hoth n
Continued CT Page 2. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-08
Schools Reopen
In City Tuesday

II ~fIl be back 10 school Tues
day for Tacoma school children
and teachers.
Vacations which started the sec
ond week In June ufil end today
Both junior and senior high
schools will close earlier sftsr-
moons IN the hope OF transporting
children 10 their homes before
busses are crowded Nith workers
from the war plants.
Pupils In the six junior high
schools and in Lincoln and sta
dunn may work for two weeks
IN thu harvest fields BY getting
psrmisslon from the principal Of
their school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-08

Labor day 1912 finds several
nsV developments in connection
with church Pronouncements on
labor.
For the first tine the Jewish
religious bodies OF the nation are
issuing a message to Jewish labor
ing men The message = from
the Synagogue Council Of Amer
lea, representative Of Orthodox
Conservative and Reform groups.
sna = addressed 10 the Jewish
Labor COMMITTEES. II hailed Labor
osv this yesr a. milestone %
progress in the development Of IN
euEtrizl democracy, ard emphs-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-08
Vacuum Cleaner
Explosion Causes
$3.50 Fire in Home

Though requiring more effort. II
is safer and cheaper to stoop over
and pick up match on the living
room floor. NJ S. Maddes OF 62l
So. Yakima concluded Monday.
The Maddes vacuum cleaner
picked up tn ematch but also ig-
nited IT, The dust bag exploded
and curtains and other light ma
terial in the apartment caught
fire.
Firemen reported $50 damage
10 the building. which Is owned
by A. c. Greenfield. and SIS 10
the contents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-08
Two Drowned
In Narrows
Tocomoris Lost an
Motorboot Copsisel

Two elderly msn. out for = fssh-
Ing Trip in the ssrrows. ~sss
drowned Sunday afternoon shout
i;so when thrir oafbosra mater
boat suddenly overturned In . tide
rip south Of the old ferry nndins
At Gig Harbor.
They were q. @. pssehs. 70. re-
tired railroad man. Merchants no.
,si. 1909 Broadway. and y. q
ussasra. shout 10. Of ssiT No
7ssh II.
Hsnnnms iody ~ss rseovsrssi
and removed % hnesiey- King
funeral home. Tacoma
search for Hicks Dsdy vas
continuing Monday.
Deputy shsr1ffs Trsnk MCLEAN
and John Hsaarleks made IN IN
sestlsstlnn In which they learned
that tina accident was witnessed
from shore by Mrs. John e. m
berg u 500 No. Aslfoss 81. ~ho
~ss ssts.ng on ~ssfs when st~ saw
the small boat upset. throwing tbs
occupants into the sstrr
Mrs. Fnbsrr siKHsisd 70 Oliver
n brigham. shipysrd mschsnie ~
3rss NJ. q g.. who ~ss passing IN
his pozssr brat Hs found Han
nuns body floating nsAr the su~ns
~ ihe espsixlnx. but could find no
trace ~ Hicks
Al fhs Merchants botsi " wss
reported that Hicks sna Ifsnnnm
sers cd creaiss and 8snnDm &C.
eaiionslIy had visited Hieks fh>ss.
ma bat belonged 10 Hieks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-08
Radio Station Burns

kETCHIkAN, Alaska The ra-
do station and bunkhouss st the
Aakat Packing corporati0n's plant.
Hidden Inlet. Monday were IA
ashes. They were destroyed sun
day in a FIRE OF undetermined
origin a. a Joss estimated al
40 600.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-08
October LIST
Deadline Set
For Action!
Wages. All Form
Commodities Are
Included in Plan
By LYLE {. WILSON
United Press Writer

WASHINGTON Preside
Roosevelt asked congress Monday
To enact by Oct. l legislation under
which he would be specifically
authorized 10 stabilize the cost Of
living. including the price of all
farm commodities.
"fnaction on your part by that
date win leave me with an in
escapable responsibility to the peo-
pie of this country 10 see TO IL
that the war effort il no longer
imperiled by the threat of eco
nomic chaos" Mr.. Roosevelt said
in a special message to the legis-
lators.
In the event that the con-
rress should fail 10 act, and act
adequately. shall accept the re-
sponsibility and l will act"
To STABILIZE WAGES
Outlining to congress the steps
he proposes to take 10 prevent
runaway wartime initiation. Mr..
Roosevelt said that at the same
time that farm prices are stsbil-
tied. wages can and will be stabil-
lied also-this I will do
Mr.. Roosevelt explained his
deadline for congressional ac-
tion nv the end Of this month
BY stating that 1--WE cannot
hold the actual cost of food
and clothing down to approx
mately the present level be-
yond Oct. -
mo one, he said, "can give any
assurances that the cost Of living
can be held down after that date"
PARITY FOR FARM PRICES
Mr.. Roosevelt said that the au-
thority he wants for sterilization
of the cost of living. including
farm prices. would have as its pur-
pose the holding of farm prices at
parity. or at levels of a recent
date. whichever is higher"
The present price control law
forbids the fixing of prices of farm
products at less than ITO per cent
OF parity. One hundred per cent
parity is the price calculated to be
necessary to give a farmer rela-
lively the same return he had in
1909-1914.
Mr.. Roosevelt gave no indication
in his message to congress of his
reported plan to establish any form
of super-economic authority to adj
minister the drive against rising
living costs.
He advised congress that while
he has power under the constitu-
tion and under congressional acts
ito take measures necessary to
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-08
Unemployment in U. S.
Reaches War lime Low

WAs15I>gIOs - unsmpioy-
msnt reached a Wartime ios ~
2. 700 900 persons in August tom
pared with 500 900 in August
1910. n~fors the defense program
wss underway. The ceFHBsfes de-
parimeni reported kfsndsy
Ths August figure Nss GO 90
isss thar that reported In July ard
compared wlth unemployment Of
Z 200 coo persons IN January u
this year and 500 Coo IN August.
1871.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-08
Workers
Awakened by
Air Sirens

NEW YORK .-- Suw York CITY
was awakened by an air raid
alarm early Monday, but no enemy
planes appeared and no bombs
were dropped.
The Eastern Defense command
announced the alarm was caused
by the presence Of an unidentified
plane
The ali clear signal wss given
promptly when the plane vas
identified a. q friendly plane u
said.
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Willkie Leaves Egypt
En- Route 10 Turkey

CAIRO r. Wendell l. Wilkir
left Cairo Monday for Turkey
after touring the Egyptian front
and comforting with allied lead
ers here. From Turkey he will 20
To Moscow.
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Great Nazi
Port Ablaze
After Attack
Duisburg. Other
Enemy Industrial
Torgets Bombed
Nv EDWARD W. BEATTIE
United Press Writer

LONDON - Britains great
bomber planes. opening the third
year Of mass air raids as part Of
a nonstop allied offensive on an
unprecedented scale. bombed Duis-
burg. Germany's great inland port,
and other targets In the war in
dustrial Ruhr during the night
and left fires which were burning
still hours later.
Fighter command airplanes
spent the entire night on strong in
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-08
National Labor. Capital
And Church Council Proposed
Would Unite Three Groups to
Insure industrial Democracy
q, RELIGION. Nes. service

Every Labor day for number Of church groups
have issued special concerning problems Of work
and employers The most important Of these statements
the issued by the Federal Council Of Churches Of
Christ in America and read in Protestant churches through
the country Labor Sunday
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Movie Stunt Mon
Rejected by Army

HOLLYWOOD. Cal Dsck Davis.
one u HoliysoDd's sss stunt men.
revealed Msndsy ~ had izess fs-
jscisa - physscsllT unfit - th>
army.