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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

flying suits lined with milkweed floss for USE
by naval pilots. Because the floss is warmer
than wool and six times lighter-layer fol
layer-the filters would have a fine warm and
lightweight flying suit for regular patrol
duties And then If they fell into the sea their
flying suit would act a life preserver. AS
it is now their warm sheep-skin lined flying
suits are a menace once they drop into the
ocean.
Being medical man DR.. Berkman has not
overlooked the idea Of special milkweed-filled
pillows for people who are allergic to the
binary feathers.
Milkweed floss. too can be felted like fur
and turned into featherweight Summer hat
that is waterproof
Dr. Berkman says that many good scien-
lists have studied the possible uses Of the plant
but they have always wandered off into
troubles too tough to crack because they were
intrigued with the milky rubber-lke sap from
which it gets its name.
The leaves and stalk do have rubber latex
in them but not enough to justify its use
primarily for this purpose However, If you
get the milkweed rubber sap and develop it as
a by-product the way he plans TO do, then
maybe something can be done with it,
However this risk has not deferred many
inventors. 1t was recently reported that one
of the large West Coast airplane companies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

Like a good scientist. rivalling the meat
packers who use every thing in pig but the
squeal Dr. Berkman has plans for using the
leaves of the milkweed.
First he suggests getting out the rubber
latex material and using that and then
from the remainder-he would extract the
chlorophyll.
Chlorophyl is the complex chemical which
converts air and water, in the presence of
sunlight into the structure Of a plant itself
But chlorophyl too has valuable medicinal
uses and the United States has been i'm
porting it-mosty from Germany-at the rate
of 100000 pounds a year. Dr. Berkman does
not see why. especially at the present time, we
do not make our own chlorophyll.
But even all this is not the end of the vir-
tues of milkweed for the farmer and for the
country, says DR.. Berkman.
The plant is intimately tied up with soil
conservation for it serves as an admirable
anchor to hold soil in place and prevent ero-
sion.
Once planted its deep roots go down seven
feet and hold the soil. Once planted, either
by design Cor by accident as every farmer
knows) it keeps coming up each year for seven
years. This, too would cut down soil ero-
sion for it is newly plowed and worked soils
which are washed away by Summer rains.
marginal farmers for it will grow on soil so
poor that even grass will not grow on it. And
finally it is immune to insects like grasshop-
pers.
Nobody quite knows why this is So but DR..
Berkman suspects that the milky white rub
ber-like sap of the milkweed does tricks with
an insects digestion.
Milkweed serve as an admirable way
to restore the topsoil ravages that now men,
ace many farming sections of the nation
which once were fertile and valuable but
are now nearly worthless.
By planting perennial grasses, that come
up each year, between the rows of milkweed,
the soil could remain undsturbed for years.
Gradually the yearly decay Of the grass would
build up the topsoil while the mill1weed could
be cut off each year for it's useful items.
The future development of milkweed as a
crop in the United States is extremely hopeful
If a farmer collects the pods and the stalks,
he may expect an income of about $40 per
acre per year. II he takes the trouble to
harvest the leaves, too, yield of $50 per
acre per year is not impossible.
DR.. Berkman has a word of warning for
farmers, who may dash off to plant and Gull
tivate milxweed. Everything hinges on the
creation Of processing plants in given regions
to turn their products into useful things.
The first of such plants will be created in
North Michigan. Later, it is hoped they will
be extended more widely through the country.
Right now it will do a farmer - in Ne
braska, say-very little good to grow milk
weed and try to ship it TO a processing plant.
Transportation costs would be excessive. How
ever, as soon as a plant comes into his
own community the doorway is open for the
farmer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
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Erosion Caused This Farm Land to Lose
40 Tons of Soil Per Acre. The Deep
Roots of the Humble NIilkweed, Planted
on Such Waste Land, Would Stop the
Erosion As Well AS Yielding a Valuable
Crop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

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Evening star., 1942-09-17

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Kodiak mirror., 1942-09-26
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 ng In Musical

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 Bing Crosby and Mary rtin, opens tomorrow at the heum theatre for one day on- |Iso featured in hit parts are ;hester, Brian Donlevy and ! e Carolyn Lee.
 he picture traces the history |,opular music from it's source he colored rythms of New |eans, and deplcts the efforts Crosby to organize a band of te players to popularize the
 music. After much heart liking misfortune mixed with Ehter the band becomes a big |and gets an offer to move to cago. But Crosby's boss | ns him that if he tries to re he will cause him a lot of Ible and il is only through a that they get away.
 D the lavish production, dir |ed by Victor Scnertzinger, by familiar songs are sung by h Bing and Mary Martin, the film is one that has ap- k for everyone.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-09-26

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Kodiak mirror., 1942-09-26
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La gaceta., 1942-01-02
Centre EspdHol

La mayor de las concurren-
cias asisti6 a esta sociedad pa
ra festejar la despedida del a
no, haci6ndose en- todos los mo-
mentos impossible ell traslaidarse
Z un salon para otro, en- todos
les rostros Sc reflejaba un con-
.tento inauditO.
La mdsica estuvo a cargo de
las arquestas don Francisco"
en- la sala principal; y en- la sa-
la "Bar" LA Sonora" con suS
cantantes Srta. Josefina RamiI
V Rafael Artigas, quienes pre-.
sentaron un selecto repertoire
lie mdsica bailable.
Hasta despu&s de las cincC
le la manana continue la fiests
lin que Sc haya anotado un in
cidente.
Felicitamos muy de veras {
sus organizadores que una vei
mas han salido triunfante en-
sus deseo.
La gaceta., 1942-01-02
La BOda de Aver

En- la intimidad familiar Sc
juraron aver, primer dia del a
no, amor eterno la gentil y a
tractiva Srta. Hilda Roy y el
joven Claude Guidry d ella ciu-
dad de New Orleans.
La ceremonial nupcial Sc llev6
a efecto en- la Residential de los
padres de la navia esposos Jose
" Rosario Roy, ubicada en- ell
2516 de la Gale DieZ.
Representa- a la Ley ell Nota
rio PGblico Sr. Peter Clesi, y
firmaron en- calidad de testigos
ell acta matrimonial la Sr. Al
da Prado y ell joven Evelio Val
dies, primo de la desposada.
Despu&s de la ceremonial sc
La gaceta., 1942-01-02

conjunto que gust6 extraordina
.Iiamsmte a la corcUrrencia.
En- la sala cantina Sc situt
un coniunto latino tenierdo a,
piano a. professor MiXimo E.
chsgaray y en- la parte vocal a
la Srta. Mercedes Sanchez, y al
joven Garrido.
POGO despu6s de la media no.
che ell Sr. CeleStinO Fernandez,
Presidente de la Secci6n de Re
lcreo, hizo la presentation del
ST.. Jose A. Gonzalez, Presiden
te general de la SOciedad, quien
a su vez hizo la Ultima precen-
taci6n de la Srta. Onelia Santa
ma, Reina de la institution du-
rante ell pasado Ano, quien asis
tic acompanada de su Corte de
Honor que eran: Mary Fernan
DEE escoltada por ell jOven Luis
Benito; Virginia LaCorte, por
Alvaro Fernandez, olga Dilaz,
por Manuel Menandez, y Pal
mira Martinez por Jack Fer
nandez.
All descender la Reina y sus
Damas fueron obsequiadas con
preciosos bouquets de flores.
Acto seguido Cd Sr. Gonzalez,
present6 al pdblicO a las tres
maGrinas del Centre, durante
ell presente ano, que son: Srtas.
Deltina Diaz, hija de los espo-
SOS Manuel Diaz, domiciliadCsI
en- ell 1921 de la Gale COrdelia /;
Consuelo Perez, hija del ma
trimonio Jose Perez, resiientes
del 2O04 de la avenida Buffalo,
v Alicia Gonzalez, hija de los
La gaceta., 1942-01-02
10 en- sus mejores tiempos.

mo en- sus mejores tiempos.
Despues de la una de la mana
ma Sc efectu6 en- la sala de Sc
stones una bonita reception, {
la que asistieron los Directivos
miembroS de las Secciones de-
Damas y Recreo, y algunos in
fvitados.
Actu6 de Maestro de Cere,
monias ell Sr. Oscar Cuervo e
que a SUI vez hacia las veces de
Presidente de la sociedad, Sc.
gun sc nos ha informado, des-
pues de unas breves palabras
de s~alutaci6n por ell Sr. Cuervo,
Sc lie concedi6 turno en- ell uso de
la palabra al Sr. Cesar Riverc
Mas, Consul Encargado del
Consulate de Cuba, al LIDO.
Martin Caraballo, Jose A. Gre
CORY Y ell Sr. TTdela en- repre-
sentaci6n del Summarize Ell Do
mini. al.
A los asistentes sc les Obse-
qui6 con licores, who's y dulces'
Ocup6 la Concha de la musi-
ca en- la sala principal la Orques
ia Jeff O1Donahue' y en- la sa-
la cantina la Tropical con
su cantante Joaquin Barcenas,
esta orquesta como prometio es
tren6 los siguienteS ntlmeros
"Mi Alma ILlora', "Sueno /
ideal" "Rey de Reyes" y "Echa
un Pie, los dos primeros dan.
zonetes y los dos dltimos dan.
zone.
Las cantinas hicieron un ne
gocio en- gran escala.
Congratulations!
La gaceta., 1942-01-02

esposos Secundino Gonzalez
con domicilio en- ell 1916 de la
avenida II.
Las madrinas fueron escolta-
das por los j6veneS Jose Garcia,
Enrique Garcia y Luis Coma
Lee.
Todo en- esta sociedad fue di-
verci6n v algeria, terminando
a las cinco de la manana.
Sean nuestras mejores frases
para La Srtay Onelia Santana
por haber representado digna-
mente a la sociedad como Reina
durante ell ano 1941 y deseamos
muchos exito a las madrinas y
las felicitamos por ell honor a
elias encomendado.
La gaceta., 1942-01-02
N0TAS SOCIALE'
FOR MARIO aoRRlCULz,

Los Bales Socjale8 dc Fin de
A6o en- Nae8sas Sootedodcs
Por indisposici5n personal
no pudimos asistir a ningano
de los bales cele5ra os la Wis
pera de Ano, en- |nuestras socie-
dades como eran ~nueStroS de-
secs, pero g%ustoso hsmOs india
gado Ell resultado de los mis-
mos v a continuation hacemos
una reSena de ellOs.
Todo nueStro mundb social
acudi6 aver nOche a nuestras
cuatro principles sOciedades
para despedir ell Ano 1941 Y en-
trar llenos de esperanzaS en- ell
1912 que por ell momentos po-
demos decir que sera de 1850
bra e inquietudes para todOs
dado ell conflicto mundial en-
que estamos envuelto, pero
qIe nuestra juventud hacienda
easo omiso al duro bregar que
los espera acudi6 en- plenO a di-
vertirse.
Empezaremos por resenar ell
del Centre Asturiano: esta So
oiedad vistiendo sus mejores
galas present6 una gran fiesta
a sus asociados e invitados. A
las 1000 de la noche Sc abrie-
ron la puertas del edificio y a
las IL 100 comenzo ell bale.
la sala principal ocupo la
plataforma de la m1sica la or
uuesta de "Jazz" Jimmy Lind',
La gaceta., 1942-01-02

edificio social; en- la planta alta
actu6 81 conjunto de pleas a
mericanas Williams and his
Band" V en- la sala Bar" Ia
Florida" conjunto internacio-
nal que deleit6 a la concurre1-
cia con pleas cubanas, espano
las americanas Y argentinas.
Llegue al Sr. Mario Pullara y
sus muchachos de la Secci6n
nuestra mas efuSiva felicita
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1942-01-02
En- L'UniOne ItdlidG

TODD 10 mas granada de la co
lonia asisti6 a despedir ell ano
en- esta institution marcando
con eNo un merecido triunfo,
bel que Sc deben sentir orgullo-
sos sus organizadores.
Para este festival social y
por invitaci6n usaronl TODD su
La gaceta., 1942-01-02

les ofreci6 a los contingencies u
ma lucida reception.
Los nuevos eSpoSos partieron
acto seguido par la Ciudai de
New Orleans. donde fijaran su
Residential.
iQue sean felices les desea ell
crOnista'
La gaceta., 1942-01-02

La Business University of
Tampa ofrece un curse compile
TO de negocios a un jOven active
Y honesto, en- cambio por traba-
10. Dirijase a 91412 Franklin st.
La gaceta., 1942-01-02

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La gaceta., 1942-01-02
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La gaceta., 1942-01-02
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

Post 10 Have
Jim Jam ink
No. 81 Celebrates
On Friday. 18th

Wild Vest Post No. 81. WV
will observe is path birthday with
Jim Jam Jinx" party IN the
armory the evening Of March b.
it vas announced Wednesday by
Commander James X. Copeland.
Attendance IL 10 be limited 10
present and past members Of the
Wild Pest Post and its two Span
ish-American war camps
The affair will commence az :
p. m. and will include musical and
dance numbers. a quiz program. a
ladies choral group. moving pic
lures Of Pearl HarbOr, initiation Of
recruits now members Of the forces
in World War II. the traditional
birthday cake and supplemental re
freshments.
Wild West Post 81 was organized
in 1918 at Camp Lewis. Only three
charter members are still on the
roster; only one Of them is still
active. F. L. Perry. a veteran OF
the Spanish-American war, whC
will cut the birthday cake.
Committee in charge OF the an.
nual event consists OF Chairman
Fred Brining, Or. Ray T Fred
erick Harry Hyde, Tom T. Morgan
and Ross p. Burnworth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

A group Of Tacoma police and
firemen may sue the city. IN 4
friendly manner. soon 10 determine
whether the city council has the
legal night % make good Or It's
pre-budget promise OF $40 raises
for all men n the department
Through a budget error the
budget failed 10 provide funds for
paying the extra salaries 10 first
and second year police officers.
The firemen also were shorted IN
the salary scale adopted but the
bulk salary fund for them did in
clude enough for the extra SO
per month ~ they can be paid.
About 80 Of the younger police
officers are the ones completely
left out Extra money necessary
would amount to about $4,000
First and second year men are in
the salary ordinance at $3.50 and
$3.50. respectively. and the budget
provides only enough 10 pay them
that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Salvage Scrap
Metal Meeiinq
Here March 20

A meeting at which plans vii
be drafted 10 cooperate IN q west
ern states drive 10 salvage scrap
metal for war industries VIII os
held March 20 in Tacoma, accord
ing 10 the war production hoard
in san Francisco Tuesday.
First meeting vas held Tuesday
IN Oakland A. II. Richard. re-
gionsl manager Of the industrial
salvage section Of the bureau Of
Industrial conservation, will CO.
ordinate with the Oakland area
committee plans for scrapping OBJ
solete machinery and acquiring
available stoekpiles Of scrap metal.
A statewide committee viii be
formed at a meeting in Seattle on
March Is. Other meetings are
scheduled in Portland and Spo-
kane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Afifi Shriners
Meet Thursday

Afifi Temple Shriners will par
ticipate in the monthly session
Thursday night at Masonic temple,
q dinner. band concert, business
meeting and entertainment being
scheduled.
The dinner is set for 8 p. m,
the band concert at 1880 p. m,
and the business meeting at s p.
m. Entertainment has been ar
ranged for the enjoyment of MEM
bers to conclude the program.
Afifi Temple patrol has offered
through its leaders to cooperate
with police and military officials
as an auxiliary police organization.
The patrol volunteered for this
service and as a result Milton f.
Gaetz. who has been organizing
volunteer groups lately, will speak
to the Shriners Thursday and en-
deavor to increase the Shrine unit
TO 100 members for duty in con-
necton with the defense program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Launching Second
Sweep Wednesday
Public Is Barred
From Ceremonies

Two new minesweepers for the
navy constitute this weeks launch
ing schedule for local boatyards.
At the Martinac Shipbuilding
Corp. yard the YMS 1876 slid down
the ways Tuesday evening. and at
the Tacoma bodybuilding Co. yard
the YMS 131 is to be launched
at $50 p. m. Wednesday
Miss Marie Ultsch, daughter of
Fred +. Ultsch. mechanical super
intendent of the Martinac yard.
performed the traditional christen-
ing rites for the YMS 1876. Local
navy officers and representatives
from the 18th Naval district head
quarters were entertained after
ward Mt reception given by the
boatyard management.
Miss Marjorie Leeds. daughter
of the shipwright of the Tacoma
bodybuilding Co. has been named
sponsor for the YMS 1871 Brief
ceremonies will attend the launch
ing Wednesday evening
Because of wartime restrictions
the public is banned from the
navy's lamehings
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Nv JAMES SHEPLEY
Uuite<i Pre<x Writer

NASHTN6TON-First magol
congressional fights over the ad.
ministrstions $500. 600 900 tas
program Wednesday were expect
I'd 70 center on the treasury's op-
position To q general sales tax and
sts proposal to collect part Of the
new income tax on current earn
ingr at the source.
Enough mcmhers Of the
house wnys and means com
mistee-to which Secretary of
s1se Treasury Henry Morgen-
thau, IT,. presented his pro-
gram nsesday-to form the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Congressional Fight Looms
Over Sales Tax Opposition
Plon 10 Collect Part of Income
Tox From Solory. Brings Protests

nucleus Of = strong bloc In
sisted thai despite the treas
ury's opposition the general
saie~ tsx was very much alive.
President Roosevelt has ep-
posed n sales tar. contending
that u places n disportionsfe
burden upon the low income
brackets.
Shall the average American help
pay for the war by taxes on what
ne earns or on what he spends >
That is a question to which the
committee will devote considerable
discussion, said Reps. A. Willis
Robertson. D.. Va: Daniel Reed.
r.. N. Y. and Frank Carlson. r..
Kans.
sales Tax Predicted
Rep. Harold X. Knutson. r.
MINI, predicted without qualifica-
ton that There will be a sales
tax"
Committee members generally
appeared skeptical Of Morgen-
thau's Withholding taxable income
income after personal and de-
pendent exemptions are deducted
~ advance payment on his annual
income tax The same system
would be applied by banks and
corporations to persons receiving
dividends and trust benefits from
them.
Seeks Powerful Weapon
Morgenthau said he wanted that
authority to arm the treasury with
powerful weapon against run
away imitation.
Rep. Thomas Jenkins, r., Ohio
wanted to know how the TREASURY
would be able to computr a Tux.
payers obligations In advance.
Suppose" he said. "a man
earns q good salary for several
months and you withhold his
taxes. Then he goes 20
hospital or h laid off. Al tine
end Of fhe year ne may not
owe any income taxes. hut
you've already collected them.
Morgenthau explained that tbs
taxpayers then would be given {
rebate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Friendly Suit Over Pay Raises
May Be Filed by Police, Firemen

The preliminary budget provided
IS per cent raises for al me
error occurred II the final draft
To cooperate With the officers.
who appeared in force a. Wednes-
DAYS city council meeting. the
councilmen agreed 70 pass the nee
essary ordinance providing The eN-
ira pay 50 i can BE- tested in
court
The firemen. though the hall
error made IN their case VII cost
them no money. agreed 10 help the
police pay court costs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Americans May
Pay Two Income
Taxes During AZ

WASHINGTON - Many Amer
leans Wednesday faced the posi-
bility OF paying two income taxes
during IN. last half Of this year.
II treasury proposals nov before
congress are enacted.
Secretary Of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau. jr., pro-
poses that the treasury he xiv
en- authority 20 roilect part Of
individual taxes on current In
come nj the source, by having
employers withhold > portion
of employees salaries for the
government
Treasury experts have suggested
July ! as possible date for start
ing collections by the Withholding
system. although Morgenthau set
no specific date
Inauguration of the plan on July
would mean that taxpayers-ez-
cept those who pay their entire in
come in one or two installments-
would be paying part of 1871 and
1912 taxes at the same time.
Average Cases Cited
An average single man with q
salary Of $4,000 year, under this
program during the final siS
months Of this year would pay
$3.50 OF his taxes on 1941 incom,
and So a week would be withheld
from his salary for part of the
taxes on 1912 income.
A married man, with one child
earning $4,000 n year would pay
during that six months 1881 on
1871 income taxes and S2.l0 n weei
toward 1912 income taxes.
The treasury withholding plar
provides for the taxpayer being
given credit for personal exemption
and dependents and fixed per
ccntage allowance for deductions
A maximum of 10 per cent Of tbs
remainder would be withheld from
earnings.