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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
BAGS no CARRY MORE THAN CONTACTS
Refrigerator Costs
Can Be Kept Low

Your refrigeration costs will he
low and your food storage efficient
II these rules for operating your
electric ice box are followed
closely: Wash the inside of the re-
frigerator shelves. cube contain
ers and such-with baking soda
and water after each defrosting.
Defrost according to directions re-
ceived with refrigerator. never
allowing the frost on the ice cham
Der to reach a quarter-inch thick
ness Do not overload ice box and
do store food according to the de
gree OF cold and humidity that
each requires. Keep most foods in
covered dishes funcool1ed meat.
however. is an exception: it should
be wrapped lightly with waxed
paper. File manufacturer me-
ehanieal directions for operating
the refrigerator and always follow
these directions closely.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
How the Jury Voted


etenagrapher: Yes. She knew
what to expect when she married
him and now II Is up TO her to
make the most Of H.
Housewife: No. | don't say they
can be happy. but I think II Is up
To her to try and save the mar
riare.
Rank Teller: No. l don't think
he In going In settle down. but II
she has his respect, as she says,
then I think she should go on
with him.
Railroad Conductor: No. After
ten years she ought To know how
things stand.
Housewife: No. and It's partly
her fault. She's foolish to go on
working. II she isn't getting faith
fulness. the least she should get In
her support.
Manirurist: No. Women arr so
silly when they marry a man who
cheats and thinks he viii stop his
usual ways for them. But she
should make him keep her.
Habersiasher; No. ] don't think
people should live together unless
there's love and faithfulness. Re-
spect isn't enough.
Machtnist: Yes. it's possible. or
course II all depends on whether
the wife wants to try hard enough
To keep a marriage together.
Waitress: No. But she ought To
give up her job and stay home,
Typisf: No. Since she has known
about II all these years why didn't
she do something about II before ,
Factory Worker: Yes. She
could talk To him about 1t anyway
and maybe give him another
chance.
Salesman: No, don't think he's
going To settle down. but that
doesn't say he won't be happy
with her
Copyright. 1922
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
Bad Coughs Yield Quickly
To This Home Mixture

full pint--a family suppiy-of very
wonderful cough syrup. It's thrifty.
too-abou1 four times as much FOR
your money. And children take II
willingly. because IL tastes 50 good
This home mixture takes night hold
OF y cough IN q WAY that's surprising.
IL ioosens the phiegm. sooIhes the
irritated membranes and helps clear
the air passages Eases the soreness.
and lets you rest a. night.
Pinex - special compound OF
proven ingredients. In concentrated
form. q most reliable agent for Sooth-
ing throat and bronchial membranes
Money refunded Il /; doesn't please
yoo IN every way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
New Wardrobe Features
Chic Red Ensemble

Jean Arthur. In Coiumhia's new
George Stevens production. The
Gentlemen MisbehRvee. wears a
chic wardrobe designed by Irene.
Because of it's adaptability, II
promises to give the feminine audi
ence many ideas for their spring
outfits. One costume. red print
cd tie-silk. has plain red wool
coat with three-quarter sleeves and
open areas at the sides 10 reveal
the print of the frock beneath.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
n, EMILY POST
Wants Suggestions for Gifts To BE
Shared by Men In Army

Wants Suggestions for Gifts To BE
Shared by Men In Army
A Young woman asks what she
can send to a particular friend IN
the army. that will be shared by
group of his friends whom he
repeatedly mentions in his letters
to her. Evidently they all know
her by name and even on occasion
send her messages. In her letter
she cells me
"A short while ago they all
signed a menu card and several
made sketches about which others
commented and my friend then
sent on to me. II was most anus
ing And I would like to send
something TO amuse them all but
I can't think what since wouldn't
want To do anything that might
embarrass my friend
The best suggestion I can make
is to send one Of the many VAR.
cites of gift boxes filled with
small tins and jars and packets of
eatables and smokables from hors
d'oeuvres. candies and nuts. 10
cigarettes. If you can't buy one
that appeals to you. you easily
could make a collection of items
likely to please or amuse. and pack
1t in a box or a basket. Address il
TO your friends of course. but write
at the same time how much the
menu amused you and that he is
expected 10 share the contents of
box you are sending with all of
the signers.
Just 20 and Married"
Dear Mrs. Post: I'm just 20, but
am now married. Mother thinks
when a girl marries. her status
changes and that I no longer have
to rise In Difference 10 older ladies
which l always used TO do. I'm a
little confused over the whole
tnins and wish you'd explain Just
when young woman my age. and
married. should rise and when not
Answer; The fact that you ar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04

Combine utility ond beou-
~ by embrolderine towels
with these decorative His
and Her motifs IN simple
stitchey. 1t will neon hand
handsome linens and no
mix-up in towels OF the some
time Pattern 2o5 contoins
Q tronsfer pattern OF 10 mo
IRIS overoQinq SAKE =
inches, noteriols required.
Illustrations OF stitches.
Send ten cents and one
FOX token lplus one cent 10
cover cost Of moilinc1 Tor
tbs pattern 70 The Tocomo
Times. Needlecroft Dept.
Write plainly pattern nur-
Der. your nome ono 3D.
dress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04

Do you think I should continue
living with a man who II unfaith-
ful to me- While I know that he
doe~ not love me. l still know he
respects nse. He always treats me
well while in other peoples pres
sncs. I have been working for the
last ten years and know I can
maintain my position a. long as
! 10 desire. but sometimes ] get
- dissatisfied I feel I would like
70 give IT up and stay al home.
DO you think q man who has
acted ~ al those years could
settle down and be happy with
Ne 7--D1S1lIsuS1ONED.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
SAYS SHE'S A
WAR sIONGER

Miss Shaver credits her sue
cess 10 the fact shes a var
monFer. yes. a real one. tho. and
To an unique thank-you note she
sent TO a woman who had enter
tanned her last fall. On the note
she sketched couple of little
figures.
The recipient of the note. de
Gliding Miss Shaver had artistic
talent. Investigated and discover
ed she had so paintings Asked
to exhibit them at a Bundles For
Britain show, the artist insisted
they weren't good enough and
stuck to her guns until friend
reminded her she was always
shouting from the rooftops' that
the United States ought to give
plenty of aid to Britain.
That did the trick. Miss Shaver
not only exhibited her paintings
but also some of her cotton mod
els for the first time.
The paintings. shown in the
Wildenstein Galleries. drew raves
from the critics and the cotton
sculpturing vowed EN-. They've
been hit ever since.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04

same way she had gone. He
thought first he had best go home
some roundabout way. but he felt
that he. must. see her-pass her
house.
When he came in sight of the
Sittle cottage he was surprised.
The doors were shut and the
shades were drawn. He was about
To pass when ne heard voices II
was Syen-Godrun. too. Without
thinking he ran up the walk 10
the door He could hear Sven
eursing, and Gudrun saying some
thing very loud They were speak
ing Swedish. though. and ne could
not understand. Sven began 10
shout. Through It he heard a lit
Tie vail that almost stopped ms
heart. Renee
There was thud on the door
as though someone had been
thrown against II Then he heard
the unmistakable swish Of heavy
leather strap. he heard IL strike
flesh and heard Renees piercing
scream. He hurled himself against
the door and shouted.
Sven. Sven Gyllnson-Sven-
Sven
But Sven did not hear. Sven
was cursing louder than ever. The
sharp slap Of the strap came
faster and faster Renee's screams
ran together IN continued
stream 81 sound Still the mnr-
derous hlows went OF and on
/ The screams changed They We're
suddenly hosrse the cries Of
an animal.
PARIS whirled and leaned his
hack against the door. He flung
his arms straight on either side
70 keep from falling. He looked
Ut where few clouds seemed to
+ hang motionleSs. Dear Cod
dear God-dear God .t-don't
let"
Suddenly the terrible crying
sank 10 shaking moan and
stopped. but the hideous swish Of
the strap went on steadily
lentlessly
Paris felt himself turn icy cold.
he knew ne Was going 10 be sick.
he threw out his hands as he saw
the ground slanting sharply To-
ward MS face.
Il was almost dark when he
opened ms eyes He Remembered
A. once where Ne Nas srd what
E. Continued on Page 6. Column s.
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just what that meant. II was a
long time before Paris could for
get the sounds he had heard that
afternoon. Whenever he saw DR.
Gordon dashing along the road
behind his two high-spirited bays.
he was reminded of II. and al
ways he was divided between two
feelings n sort of terror of
the man who cut people with
knives. and the other an excited
admiration. But 1t must be won
derful to be II doctor. anyhow, he
decided. DR. Gordon must be
very fine doctor. Everybody said
~
One thing. however, he was GER
tain OF He was afraid of Or.
Henry Gordon.
Paris and Renee would have
fallen quickly into their aeeus-
timed summer pastime had it not
been for the sudden. inexplicable
strictness of Sven. her father.
There is danger in mixing class
es,' he told Gudrun. 'More-now
that both of them are growing
up"
The next week he forbade Re
nee TO roam the place with Paris
as she used 10 DO. thrashing her
soundly In the storm Of tears and
retusals to obey him that fol-
lowed. or all this she told Par
ms nothing until. one stolen after
noon. they went up through the
spruce planting and down the
other side 10 the pond their Sc
eret lake sk they always called
II.
Renee stopped beneath the
branches OF the big crab apple
tree and entered the eanopied
space beneath
PARIS she said softly.
he knelt beside her. What's
the matter. Renee -
She told him. her hair. silver in
the green shadows. falling over
her face 10 hide the tears. SO
you see. cant be your sweet
heart ANYMORE she whimpered.
'Oh. no. Reneeta he cried. tax
ing her awkwsrdly In MS arms.
kissing her cheeks, stroking her
head, rocking her gently.
Papa said that II look ,"
She leapt 10 her feet and covered
against the tree.
/ Paris. there was somebody IN
those bushes somebody watching
us. Maybe Papa"
He scrambled TO his feet and
stood close TO her. holding her
arms tight. How do you know =.
Did you see snyeody 80
u saw somebody don't know
who il was-oh-@ she began &c
cry.
Come on. Renee. lets go"
NO. She thought q minute
You stay here. and II 20 first
+ You wait : good while
! 4 better go with you"
You do like tell you. You
wait.
Before he could argue further
she ran. he watched her blue
dress fiuttsrinE down the long
alley between the trees.
Later ne went slowly down m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
Three Foot
Models
Have Zip
Miss Shaver Briehiens Up
Creations With Paint

INV YoRk-The ancient ar
Of "Ssulpturing has done = Tip
flop thanks 10 priorities.
They're using cotton nov. rot
ton which eliminates the Use o.
metal and oil for clay. needed By
Uncle Sam in modelling figures.
It's not messy 10 work With
either" declared titian-haired
Elsie Shaver. newly discovered
painter who Is turning her idea
over 10 the public for all the fun
or amusement they can get out
of II"
AL you do. she said, II get a
box of absorbent cotton. pull II
thin and mold it With your
fingers. You twist little wisps Of
the cotton into fingers and use
a pin to pull out enough material
To make q nose or other features.
To give the creation some zip.
you touch 1t up with a box of
uTafar collars
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed on Editorial
page.
1. General Sir Arehibs q
Navell.
Z. Madison. Polk. Lincoln. Nc
Kinley and Wilson.
3. Pennsylvania.
4. Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs,"
o. Young Pigeon.
9. Robert Burns.
7. Pluto.
.. Rsffin.
3. Abraham Lincoln
10. Schubert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
GOOD TASTE TODAY

married does not In any way
change the exsctions of politeness.
In your own home you must
always rise to greet whoeter
comes into your house Also, you
should continue 10 do this in your
mothers house whenever 1t is
someone from outside. In the
houses of others you need not rise
excepting to shake hands with
lady considerably Of der than
yourself.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
FIRST LoNE-AND TRAGEDY
CHAPTER VI

CHAPTER VI
A few days later when they
were coming home from school
they overlook Willy Macintosh.
He looked very solemn.
Whats the matter. Willy 80
Paris asked.
My pa IL awful sick" He
hlnrted the words. and tears stood
In his brown eyes
Whats the matter with him -
asked Renee.
Il don't know. Terrible bad
operation today"
"oh. my goodness
They walked slowly. keeping
step with Willy. who delayed as
much az possible When they
came to the crossroads where the
big white Macintosh house stood
in a grove OF trees they saw a
buggy standing at the gate
That's DR.. Gordon's buggy"
Willy said rs II To prove his story.
Il guess he's performin' the oper-
ation.
Well, Willy. I hope your pa
pail Renee's speech was cut
short by dreadful sound. A
long drawn cry came from open
windows. Il Was more like the
howl OF a dog II mounted and
mounted as though it would never
stop. then broke into several
short. quick sohs and died in 3
long moan. Renee turned pale
and caught Paris by the arm.
Good gracious, Willy Renee
spoke in loud whisper, didn't
DIR. Gordon give your father
ehloroform :"
II heard Mama say h,
o-couldn't take chloroform be.
cause he's got heart disease"
The terrible yeils began again
Willy threw his books into IN,
ditch beside the road. His fac,
WAS crimson. and he vas crying
aloud. Then he began 10 run TO
ward the house Hes got I,
quit that" he sobbed. Hes go
10 quit that. Ill-In kill tina
old darnfool doetor..s
Parr1s and Renee watched Win,
as he dashed mp the walk ans
flung himself al the front door
He wrenched and pulled a. TN,
door. but It WAS locked. lie ran
around toward the kitchen doc
+ crying. He's got 10 quit that-rl
XIII hlm-I3l Kill him.
Come on. Paris. let's go home
I'm SCARED. I never heard a mar
+ cry and holler before, did you 80
The next day a. school Parrii
overheard Miss Colt say To MIS-.
Yenshls that Mr.. Macintosh IA,
! dled from snook. he wondered
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
Surprisingly Quick Relief.
No Cooking. Saves Money.

Here's q medicine for coughs due
TO colds, that you mix In your own
kitchen. It's 80 easy 10 prepare that
. child could do II. but ats SO ef1ec-
tive that. once tried. you'll never
again be without II IN your home
Make a syrup by stirring : cups
Of eranulafed sugar and one cup OF
water q few moments. until dis
solved. No cooking needed - no
trouble ~ all.
Then get ~ ounces Of pinex from
nnr druggist. put IT into a pint bottle.
nn< add your Eyrap. This gives you q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
Polishing Tip

Never put furniture polish or
wax on a dirty surface Always
clean thoroughly first. Apply
polish sparingly and rub down
with clean. soft. dry cloth until
you have a bright hard polish.
Four or five really good polishings
Is all that should be necessary
during the year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
Hats in Shape

Getting your hat rainsoaked
doesn't necessarily mean that
il will have to be Immediately
reblocked Just be sure that
it is dried slowly at room tenn
perature away from artificial
heat. also that 1t is not crammed
into a crowded shelf or hatbox.
Push out any dents. let 1t dry
slowly. brush it with the nap,
then shape it to its original
form.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
If Your New Spring Bag
Is Bigqer---It's Better

Maybe it's influence spring 1925 featured handbags
big as knap-acks
The three the hgnes that's
that will last through pnched supplies will tie
everything dolole-duty
handle
distinguished
CONTACTS
Discerning have
didn't
that that's only pretty
something
Frlo designed the eoorf
The Roman striped will
turban. Materials fal
bag that red blue left below
dts like linen
rim hat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
} SERIAL. STORY
[N1KyEN ROW
BY HENRY BELLAMANN
corYe,eHr 1910

TIL STORY: schaolmates In small
town Kings Row are orphaned Paris
Mitchell. ~. who adores his French
grandmother, Madame Won Elm. play
mate Renee. daughter of Won Fin
estate osersrer: "ali hoy" Drake Me
Hugh: tomhoN Randy Monaghan.
beautiful Gassandra Tower, whose
reelnse doctor rather l. town mss-
terN. Louise Gordon. daughter of
leading physician. Dr. Tower. furi-
Gus nj social snub from Ms. Cor
don. takes Cassie out of school Other
characters: LAWYERS Skefflngton. rdi-
tor Miles Jackson. halfwit Benny
singer. bruut of sehouibos teasing.
Paris asows childish 1--we for prett,
Renee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
She Morried Divorced Man
Who Hasn't Settled Down
Today's Case

Ladies and Gentlemen of the Jury: About 10 years ago
married divorced with a family. At the time of
marriage knew he cheater but thought that after
marriage he would change But this he has failed do
For the last five he has been going out constantly with
two younger women
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04

sooaxh exsresse Fooz ssI AsEsa
Eeoc And iEsA constant ssnp pa
nSz 70 eAl more kA&n ons aAeal6
IHEk-~Psaz Of coEsrIPA-
T1OAs ArgrAEanng EA4 eoAtee
tonrns, Esslessness Try ADLEE-
EkA-Ar e6e<rFe bienc Il ear
asanArssa are } AxAEvss fer
DcUBLE sen~ ADLEKIKA
felievss Eas. ard esnas esvsl
a<ncr Suickiy followx, sa<z AIS
t21I & &C Feaf arExnM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04
Newly Discovered Painter Picks Cotton Scupfing ed


Udifars
II
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U]eekIy
Bah

.@kss s~xs & ne ouramE E4z wz~
sesal sAs IhsIDE4 Alter eos rsASAsa ~
.xs u &C - 80 eaxeszo1 Aze silz.ln.asz
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-04

It was almost dark when he
opened MS ewes He renaen1 hareG
A. once where ne Wss snd what
Continued on Page 6. Column s.
Evening star., 1942-01-09
No. s-rorms for Making Return

No. SForms for Making Return
Forms for filing returns Of income
for 194l have been sent to persons
who filed returns last year. Failure
to receive a form, however, does not
relieve a taxpayer Of his obligation
to file his return and pay the tax
on time-on or before March Is II
the return is made on the calender
year basis, as Is the case with most
individuals.
Forms may be obtained upon re-
quest, written or personal. from the
Offices Of collectors and from deputy
collectors of internal revenue in the
larger cities and towns.
A person should file his return on
Form 1O4O, unless his gross income
for 1941 does not exceed $1,000 and
consists wholly Of salary, wages or
other compensation for personal
services, dividends, interest, rent
annuities or royalties, In which
event he may elect to file it on Form
1O4OA, a simplit1ed form on which
the tax may be readily ascertained
by reference to table contained in
the form.
The return must be filed with the
collector OF internal revenue for the
Evening star., 1942-01-09
Mexican Art
Exhibit Opens
Here Sunday

An exhibition of the works Of
modern Mexican painters and print
makers will open Sunday in the
Phillips Memorial Gallery and con-
tinue through February l. The ex-
hibition has been assembled by the
Boston Institute of Modern Art
and is on a national tour.
Mrs. Roosevelt is serving as hon.
orary chairman of the committee
sponsoring the show here. Also on
the committee are DR.. Francisco
Castillo Najera, the Mexican Am
bassador: DR.. Luis Quintanilla, En-
bassy counselor, and Nelson A.
Rockefeller, co-ordinator Of inter-
American affairs.
The paintings will occupy two
galleries on the second floor and
Autographs and drawings will be
on the basement floor.
Among the well-known artists in
cluded in the group are Diego Ri
vera, Jose Clemente Orozco and
David A. SiqueiroS.
Evening star., 1942-01-09

worth Of Improvement bonds for
projects planned during the next
year and 100000 for defense ex-
penditures. Most Of the improve
ment projects include work on
streets, sewers, schools and play
grounds.
The specifications to bonding
firms provide for amortization Of
the loans in IS years, with $4,000
paid on the principal annually for
the first IS years and $25, 900 an
nually for the following 10 years.
Evening star., 1942-01-09
Juniors Bid for Wool
Jersey Midseason Suits

Here (B) is two-piece suit with sophisticc
those girls blessed with "9 to IS" figures
big Saturday afternoons. right through s.
interest to the beIted-in Jacket, flurries
Of pIeots on the skirt. Gold, blue, rose,
aqua. Sizes 9 to IS. Suit----
Down STAIRS STORE, JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL.
Evening star., 1942-01-09
Girls Make HapPy-go-Lucky
Plaid Jerkin Suits Trump"

Gay "modifed" PosteIs in this ensemble (C) ,
the cost Of school clothes down yet is inter-
Brown or blue tones to the jerkin and goret
separate belt Each ensemble is properl
labeled as to fobric). Sizes to IA. Two
Moro cot
Evening star., 1942-01-09
Nozi Freiehter Reported
Sunk OFF Norway
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-The BIOL
ton German freighter Barcelona
was sunk by British planes during
a recent raid on Aalesund, Norway,
marine circles reported yesterday.
The 338-foot vessel traded between
Nova Scotia and Germany before the
war.
Marine circles also reported that
British Near Eastern warships had
captured the American-built Ital-
ian tanker Barbara, 3,065 tons. The
ship was named the L. v. Stoddard
when launched at Toledo In 1912.
Evening star., 1942-01-09
Alexandra Advertises
For Defense Issue
BY . Staff Correspondent Of The Star.

BY . Staff Correspondent Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, JAN. o.
Specifications on $75O,000 worth Of
improvement and defense project
bonds were issued today for bids
which will be opened at the city
managers ofnce at noon on January
26, it was annnouced.
The issue provides for $3.50, 900
Evening star., 1942-01-09
Your Income Tax
No. 5-Forms for Making Returns

district in which the taxpayer has
his legal residence or principal place
of business on or before midnight of
March 16, 1912. The tax may be paid
in full at the time Of filing the re-
turn or In four equal installments,
due on or before March 16, June Is,
September is and December IS.
Evening star., 1942-01-09
Housebout Resident
Fined on Gun Churqe

Andrew Spears, 4l-year-old house
boat resident, who was arrested
Christmas Day after marines on
guard at the Naval Air Station said
they had heard bullets whining, was
fined $40 in Police Court on charge
of discharging firearms.
The fine was imposed by Judge
Walter j. Casey after Spears had
told the court he had been cleaning
the gun, a .44-canber rifle, and that
1t was accidentally discharged.
Police expressed belief the bullets
had richocheted from the water
Only two cartridges were in the gun,
Spears said.
Evening star., 1942-01-09
Fifty Yeurs' Service

Michael Muldoon, who died near
Oldcastle. Fire. at the age of 81,
was awarded IL years ago the Royal
Dublin Societys medal for so years
continuous employment with one
family.
Evening star., 1942-01-09

lions Of paper bags In which cement
is delivered over 10000 tons Of paper
may be saved.
Evening star., 1942-01-09

EXHIBIT OPENS L. Rowe Qef director general Of the
American Union Mexican Ambassador
to Naera center shown inspecting THE Stable Of
exhibit paintings Rodriguez (ight,
Museum. A. P. Photo.