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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
HERE'S PROOF!

NTrN and women IN over this
vi country ale reporting remark .
srlr results Orr usine ucight easily
Many l0-t 20 pounds aud more
They arc following the Essy r.
during Plan 70 uf E1vsr1 Par
risr. wsll known IIyNrIau ami
editor. former chief % =. mill
Tar, hospital aul state public
hcalth 0ffllsf
Dr parrlsh's Easy Reducing
Plan makes reducing a pleasure De-.
cause 90 calls flr No sTNkNA.
TiuS utITS. Requires uI cirfUitst
HARMLESS toa. because % calls
Or o. frI-liuE 4rgss
Here rs pf. Pss-lsh's Easy Re-.
rarluF Plan EXACTLY a FItra
ever the cir O. million. IHr lll d
take 2 tsasuIon'als az tAL-FAH
in o glass % juice water or co.,
ht,rraEe Take ulihirE. ei.e Or
i4uh Crrcut cap of C0i'ts. n
desired fgf breakfast aud dunof
LAT As NOt USUALLY 30,
but cat EeulIiY. Don't CIt OF
fatfy. ftarChY fnrda- ct cut dJNr
-. fNrfm Tfu fUHH..r les nFr NFaH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

DIET you're like Mrs. Raymond -.
ID been on the lookout for more
suds, longer-lasting suds for years!
At last, here's a soap that does give
YOU MORE SUBS, LONGER-LAST-
ING SUBS, HARDER WORKING
SUBS like women have always
wanted. It's new, sudsier Super Suds.
Just let it get to work on your tough
wash day problems L. work-clothes,
sweaters, the youngsters clothes.
You'll say, too. the EXTRA SUBS
from Super Studs sure save elbow
grease, clothes, oap...and tempers!"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

l9ia by American weekly Rights
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

The Photographs Below Illustrate How Thor
OughIy the Earth-BOund Novice Sailors Are
Trained In the Art of Navigation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
Stormy" Film
Remains For
Third Week

From vaudeville. night clubs
and musical comedy. as we'll as
from HOLLYWOOD Goth Century
Fox has assembled an array of
entertainment headliners for their
top notch musical stormy
Weather" now IN its third and
last week AT fhe Paradise thea
ire
Something new in musicals,
stormy Weather" has filmfull
OF stars combined with story
that Is cayalcade Of rhythm.
Boosting the best tunes OF all.
its production numbers are among
The finest ever fiImed Stormy
Weather is the story OF swing
On Ae upbeat from the era of
Jazz. rag,ime and blues to the
torrid. iuneful tempos OF today.
LENA Horne. I'll Robinson and
Cab Galloway and his band top
The east of ihe tune packed film
other headliners in the cast
of favorites include Katherine
Durham and her troupe Fats
Waller whose. magic at the key
boards is sensational and the
Nicholas Brothers, masters OF
the mt ~ tcrpiSchore Ada Brown
and IIolcy Wilson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

lhrtl, the edged our seat variety
hll MIG Ms re0tst drama Tile
Adventures ~ larfn
For Nev'stio.iwyr Nlaycr has pro
dueed a p.cirFe vi'A the bTeaiaess
quality 81 blC thiugs
The cuTen, settings IN the balhans
give a special unelness. too. 20 TINS
picture which parachutcs you lni9 We
midst Of Balkan intrigue and sabotage
On the happy-landlng side Of the para
chute is Robert Douat who. as Jan
Jaftu. IS a man Of many parts and
resources
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
Stage


DUKE ELLINGTON opens at
the Graystone Rail- Room. Oct IL
for The first iimc In three wears
The Duke was honored by Bill
hoard the national amusement
magazine this month Ills hand
some photo appears on The front
cover and a sketch on the great
musicians life is also Included.
Duke took his orchestra into New
York 8 Hurricane club for six
week enSaeement and ended M
s'a'lng for SIX months This fol-
lowed on he heels Of the Dukes
triumph ~ Carnegie Hall whore
he introduced his BLACK Brown
and Beige
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
Do Kidneys Make
You Get Up Nights?

Grateful thousands have learned tha' ss.
~, ~ ,.nte may simply mean that 'ne Ai1
oe.s iced What doctors cal doreto 40
thatsyour trouble don sunes neeoiesI ~, ~,
IN. annsy,ng seep-dnturp'ne ennn.n..
80 ,,rnn-, roven cnsy-fo-tAke Cold Melh'
a..,,en 40 capuls a. directed 90 NC
n.rsase ece n they don't help aos "es w.
~ loo = and foe ukc million 80
rc5d MEDIA Haarlein Oh Cspsules sua'
Ons ~ Must help yVu' " A''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
BUFFAL0ES WIZ HONORS N
IMACHTCA SWIMMING MEET

FORT HrACHrCA. Arizona
The Ruffaloes proved as amphi-
bious as their land-seagolng jeeps
as they splashed their way 20
all the swimming titles in The
championship swimming meet
staged by The Special Service
Division of the post
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
OOTRALL CLASSIC

John r Williams. local Courier
man announced that Trskceee
play West Virginia State at the
Y. OF p stadium on Soy 6. and
ihen big Alumni dance to boot
viii follow az the Mirror Rail-
room Aides are Jesse Owens.
Willis Ward Eddey Swan and
Nnllrs fnlly
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
lMAnIrR NfNRFRs wlNTED

var proposed country club. ~
miles west. on paved road. ~
acre, land on large lake; 30 mules
~ lake and river. Good sand
inthinc beach ior children. coli.
hunting. fishing and riding. arse
lon.e. nll improa emenfs. good
accommodations. Character refer.
e.ce> wanted. tot read, Ter peace
tine. RaS lie.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
PARADISE PARADE

October 18th The gala opening
81 stage attractions viii swing
into action at tho Paradise Thea
ne with l-ionel u mn,
hraharp and drum featuring Ru-
bel Rlakley ana on all-sfar revue
Lionel VIII BE followed hy Lucky
Millinfnr and his orchestra
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
,ypfg

The new show featuring the
D. and the Fiddle opened in a
>rght and brilliant narcellus
Fiscn eetue Monday night az
Faas cuh zombie. 10 mn
&suse The name OF the show "a
Eiormy weather. named after
NJ his Lena Horne movie cur
'nlg lowing AZ he Parad 70
tfaffe The Cats and the Ed
" are making their second an
erancr oi the year at the 2orn-
N The acf has the distinction
y SeHr be- most popular vocal
nj lH~Iaiental combination of
character The show has
M nsW faces and acts that
NJ er'ertoinIng and exciting.
|fsh In l.aRue is me dean OF
4ay pfoauctions and fine re-
r. be 3 & & club where en-
rainmfn' hut no dancing. is
Mure' There Is Wade RoykIns
Nsle-roogie plano music to-
pc an agreeable BACKGROUND
n he chatter and merrimcnt
W. Wilson's orchestra Alberta
sms Monettc Moore Dobhcy
fyes add spice 10 the enter
Rfmen'
RNRY'S
|Nfressod the new sparkling
pc ~ Ffenry's Swing club
tfnnle TIA la Ia Walkers idea
present. The talent incompara-
y mee'a our approval Priscilla
Ran and her Bronze Fashion
It'es really come on. The revue
STAR studded and features lots
\ svlnring. dancing and blues a
4 Carte Dixie Jean contributes
bne'hlrg fine.
Henrys Is the hottest spot on
y lower east side We couldn't
NE Sweets Mcdonald and the
~ Fiank Sinatra Johnny Ira
4 Walker also appears IN the
~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

Beloved as MIR Chips dramatic IN
THE Citadel and lhlriynine steps
Robert l)0uat gives Won something new
Ia performances liepo~s Rumanian
yigolo with grease-sltked hair and
lgarette dangling from his bps
Valerie HobSon. as ihc dlnsefoDS slrl
whose motives are IN doubt 20 the .aSt
thrilling moment never leaves sou 10
ans doubt as 10 her charm and love-
hness
Never has there been more double
s'7sss
Never have 70 many tables been urned'-
q
Never have YOU been closer 20 sitting
)a kee OF dynamite
Never will you ind q SPY story more
bclievabc or realistic than The Adven-
lures Of Tartu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
Seem Stars
BY DFLoRrS CALVIN


carmen Jones Has Baritone"
NE@---A-@RK calsin's News
service The swing epic OF
Carmen" niih the Jones added
has new baritone but sim lacks
the necessary tenor 70 he com.
plete They have now William
Ffanklin who is currently at the
rbangi club He'll do The part
OF EscanNlo
This Is News
Paul Robcson opened with
"Othello" at New Haven. Conn
Louis kaufman famous Holly
wood yiolinlst who PLAYS for mo-
tion pictures Viii appear on Tho
program "Wha,'s New which
Don Ameche az master Of refn-
monies What's wonderful about
IL IS that he'll play his friends
music the hlues theme from
IenoX Avenpe" written hv VII
liam Grant still The Blue Ne'-
Nerk Is proud " THIS feature n
fou Ike 81 write In and oil
them so vou'te no flea how
much il woald helm towards ee'
;inr better and more music about
aud u.s. me negro Kathesine
nunhams nav show Trorlsaf
Revuer frmerlv limited 10 run
weeks hes been extended Nv
ne money rs hrinsire in
TaIk ~ the Town
Duke Ellington viii return to
me lurrirane IN Arri bu' RIGHT
now he's gone As = going away
present his manager at the IIur-
ricane Dave welper gave 'he
Duke diamond and ruby wrist
Match. Ills repnwcd A. a party
in his honor BUNNY briggs who
was formerly AZ Cafe Society
Downtown With Mary Lou VII
liams, formerly Andy Kirk man
isf IL now dancing with Charlie
Barnets hand at the Hotel Park
Central spo whore Cab allo-
way reccn'ly vacated Savoy
Ballroom due TO open tho first
coupla weeks In October.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
IME MANOR

Mavor of INC Valley Chester
Rontie writes us this week that
he Is not waging Wal on white
merchants 10 says that he well
comes "ihe right kind Of we'll
meauing cooperative whites
II have thousands of friends
~ he other groups. mostly lew
ish knowing the Detroit Tribune
and its editorial stairs deep DO
,oiion 90 fair play and desiring
to do only that which | think IS
right. had 10 pr lost % clear
up the record
The COY Corner Is a MIST on
your list. Here IS swing club
with theairc-bar and dance
floor combined The music IS
solid and after viewing 2 rish'-
cous show yeu can do ni''c
dancing for your own amusement.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
srtF

Detroit big town on the night
b. ciiculf nov The majority Of
y spots are playing big names
b win 'he parade ~ big at
rcfiors heading for tho Para
b. iheaire. night club patrons
iehf glance their favorite swing
b. IN ne house enjoying some
)dys hospitality
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
JUMPN' 1--WE
by ulysses boykin

~. people IN show business
..m coast forecast are still go
A. both barrels 10 aid In he
~ OF War Bonds The radio.
20 and night clubs have really
rrbarded the attack with The
q h Of bonds reaching the billion
Auar mark OF national inter-
i, an lnier-racial bond rally
z. sfAsrd at the Roxy Theatre.
"a, Wednesday night Bill Rob
lrson Duke Ellington, Eta tpor-
y and Bessl Moten, Jerry Rer-
M Conrad Nagel and Lucky
IRuinder we're the featured sales
M Here on the home front the
Nd Shows staged at the Three
be- Broads club zombic The
4 Clah Hcnry's Swing Club
Va he coy Corner were very
nccessf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
THKFF SI\FN

Friend sammy Fouche is still
bolains down affairs at the club
Three SKIES The SKIES has a
Feiiv Taylor production that is
someihinc worth taking a gam
der a Teddy Buckncr furnishes
he music
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09
l tNKl'S N

By-Ihe-way ianky Rowman and
his men Viii occupy the pit at
Tho Paradise Theatre this sea-
n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

M INK SPOTS
AMERICAS fAvORITE QUARTET

elltr KENNY. me voiced
youoosie'. ss orsdusis Of Howard
University and hs, been a. ~od
wiring a book Of philosophical
poe'ry since no IsGi college
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23
More Legislation on Pinball
Machines Slated al Capitol

only ban on minors playing the
machine Il through city ordinance
The public morals COMMITTEES
handling the pinbsll legislation
nov finds itself with about h4if
a dozen bills on It's hands for con-
s.derstion. Thus far they have
had one public meeting and have
not reported out any Of the bills
before them. The chairman IN
1ieated that possibly one Of the
bills Will be brought on the floor
this week.
The committee mas iis eh0ies of
selecting bills that range fro1D tax-
ing the machines 10 completely
aDolishlng them.
John MesIoBagie Id OF Tacoma
mas Dili that prohibits the opera
ton Of The machines entirely.
while vsne mas . Dali pending that
will prohibit the machines from
places that minors are permitted
To enter. A third b4ll sis0 spon-
sored D. ysne will permit abate-
nent proceedings against proprie-
tors Who permit minors 10 play the
machines
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23


CAPITOL. Olympia - Pinbsll
legislation continued 10 pour into
the legislative hopper At the stite
capitol az the session entered It's
final weeks OF work.
Three more bills we're scheduled
10 be introduced during the week.
Two measures were identical. both
boosting the tax on the take" Of
the machines from 10 10 20 per
cent. One Dill was sponsored by
John Goueher ID Of Seattle and
the other bears the name Of Tack
yane ID Of Tacoma. II was
Understood that probably one of
the bills would De withdrawn IN
order that the other would re-
eelye full consideration.
The third bill 10 be introduced
d sponsored BY Hugh =. koseliini
ID OF Tacoma Hls measure
would forbid minors 70 play the
machines. Failure To observe the
ban would make both the mine.
and tie person VINO mas the ma
chine IN his possession liable %
state prosecution. Thus far the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23

GEN. MaeARTHUR's HQ., Aus
fraIia Allied Catalina flying boats
hammered the japanese Buin-Fsi-
. anchorage in the northern Soho
mons SUNDAY. starting large fires
and destroying at Least two planes
on the ground while APO Havoc
bomb wiped out eneny-occupied
Wsipau village. near Mubo IN
northeast New Guinea, : head
quarters communique said Mon
day.
The first wave Of cstalnas con-
eentrated on Ballale airdrome,
dropping 500-pounders and ineen-
diaries. while the second wave
aimed al Kahile airdrome. hitting
a fuel dump, demolishing a large
hangar. blasting a searehhgpt ana
an anti-aircraft gun. Al me
planes returned
Ruln is on the southern tap
Of Bougainvife island. while
Faisi is approximately Y
miles 10 the southeast on
Shorthand island.
Only one or two native nuts
u-er. left standing IN Wsipsh after
the A-2os flayed the japanese
held Mubo AREA, approximately =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23
Allied Fliers Keep Pounding
Japs in Northern Solomons

miles southwest Of salsmaus. on
Sunday morning japanese posi-
tons and trails also we're heavily
bombed and strsfed.
A strong force Of B-24 LIBRA
tors made daylight rad on Am
Dor. both town and hsTbor. on
Amboins in the Dutch East Indies.
shooting down two out Of SIX in
terceptors and pronab bly, destroying
two others. The pilots were IN
able 10 observe the results of their
bombing. Despite heavy anti-air-
craft fire. all planes returned
On Saturday night small
forces of Japanese planes
twice made nuisance raids on
allied positions in the Bnnz
area but no damage MA done.
On sunday night two Japanese
bombers raided Milne hay from
a high altitude. the bombs
falling harmIessly into the
bush. Ii Was the 18th raid
on the area
Patrols are still active between
Wsu and Mubo. IN the northeast
New Guinea sector, an army
spokesman SAID. but otherwise
the ground situation remains un-
changed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23
Seek Soldiers
After Threat
Mother Believes
She Shot Ono

Police Monday were seeking
two soldiers. one of whom 10 ssld
to be suffering n gunshot wound,
after Tacoma mother charged
the pair attempted 10 erlminaiiy
attack her and her ne-year -old
daughter.
According To the story told po-
lice by Mira. Don Wise. b43s,s 30
Tacoma way. she Was warming =
pan OF milk In her apartment
kitchen about LAB a. m. Sunday
vL.r she heard someone coming
mp the buildings rear steps.
Answering = knock at the door.
and thinking IL was her brother
and his wife. shs was met by tso
soldiers who said they wanted To
rent rooms. When she told them
abe had no rooms 10 rent. they
demanded they be given slssplng
quarters. Mrs. Wise told them 10
leave or she would call her hus-
band. who was working at the
tlms. They left.
Later she returned to her ait
chen, she said. and was again
met by thu two soldiers. At this
tims Mrs. Wlse's nine .yeaf-old
daughter entered the room.
II was then. Mrs. wise iold
Officers. thai sns Of ihe sol
dI~rs threatened 10 attack
both.
Frightened. Mrs Wise ran IN .
nearby table. drew her husbands
Continued on Page .. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23

presented them 10 teachers who
are serving a. volunteer registra.
ton clerks.
War ration hook No. : WAS
given those Who had properly
filled In the blanks.
The new point ration hooks were
taken from bank vaults early
Monday and. under heavy guard.
distributed tn the various schools
throughout the city where reris.
trstion VIII continue through Fri.
day.
Registration nj all the city.
public schools - grade. junior
high and senior hlgh--beras
Monday NJ D =. m. and VA, To
continue until t.so p. m.
keEistrstle IN ON Tuesday
through Friday viii start At 3
p. m. and continue until 1.so.
While registration IL in progress
no canned goods viii be sold by
groeers. In fact. the freeze Of
foodstuffs will continue through
the remainder Of the week, inolud.
inc Sunday.
On Monday. March I. fationlns
of foods on the point system will
start.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23
Fresh Vegetables
To Be Controlled

To help Keep the oost ~ lissnk
from ssy.reekstlnf. price enntrci
~ill ~ extended within the next
Two er three month. 10 mast fresh
vegetables. Henry a Owen. -.
sistant II the regional ORA ID.
mlnlstfssaf. sAla today.
The srts.e IN fre-h vegetables.
which Win ~ takes prses ~ n~~
"TRIP harvest. sin have frs<h ma
- The eris Important Ersup In
The ueeoaireiied prize category.
Price ceilings IN such frssh
vegetables =. carrots. lettuce.
sweet potatoes. cabbage. green
heans. yellow neaas. lima beans.
Tomatoes and pea. all ~ neees-
ssry because Of recent sharp sd'
saaeez and Indications that fusthes
price pressure may result from
accelerated demand because Of ths
forthcoming canned fruit ans
vegetable fationlnH.
ORA already has placed prize
ceiling. On white potatoes ans
onions. ~ well - canned and DIRE.
vegetables.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23

CAPITOL Olympia - Demands
for a legislative Investigation 81
ths relsss~ u ~ ions-term prison-
ers sss special order II business
IN sns washington senate Monday
as Il met IN regular seesson de-
spite fhs holiday.
The lower house ass adjourned
until Tuesday and most n the rest
Of the capitol offices we're eIos~d
IN observance Of WssninGton's
birthday.
NEW ssid<nssr n suppost
Of hss slrideal a~ntAnds fsx
me isss~tissssss hsd bsss
prsmisea ~ h<H. Gsn =.
Aohles, D., TheFsten. Ms
resolution seiilaE W s~ssae
Investigating eeassnittss wss
the special order item.
Its adoption would automatic
ally reject the report OF . three
man COMMITTEES appointed ~ Cos.
Arthur 3. L4nEiis 70 prone ~
releases
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23
How 10 Find
Point Values

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23
5 Killed Is Aboard
Minesweeper Hurt

MARSHFIELD, Ore. - Five
c.ew members died and 13 are
missing following the capsizing of
the navy minesweeper. YM-133. in
heavy seas only a few hundred
yards off the mouth of Coos bay
harbor late Saturday. navy au-
thorities announced Monday.
With a crew of 29 aboard. the
130-foot minesWeeper. commanded
by 1t. Carl r. Leitz, rolled over
under the impact of the high-run-
ming combers at 4:55 in the after
noon as it attempted TO ride the
swift tide across the bar into the
harbor.
A coast guard hfeboat put out
Immediately through the heavy
swells and picked up Is survivors
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23
Quake Shakes
Mexico City

MEXICO CITY-An earthquake
shook Mexico City violently for
five minutes Monday, and IT was
feared that II shook even more
violently Me region to the south
vest. where a volcano WAS erupt-
ing.
The government observatory
SAID IL was the worst since April
ID. 1e41. when scores were injured
and property damage WA severe.
The whole city Was awakened
and first reports were that a
building had collapsed in a work.
ers' district. One person was killed
and at least four were injured.
The observatory said the cpl
center was about $40 miles south
west of Mexico City. apparently
in Michoacan state where = vol
oano erupted Saturday. sending a
pillar of black smoke 1000 feet
into the air.
One hundred and fifty inhab-
iisnts of the village of Paritucuari.
at the base of the mountain. were
evacuated 10 the town of San
Juan Parangarieutiro. two miles
away.
Huge cracks opened In the
ground at Paritucuari. ana author
tiles planned to evacuste more
than 1000 persons from San Juan
Tarangirutiro. lest waves Of lava
pour down the monntainside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23
Lottery Ring
IsSmashed

wASHINGTON-Director ]. Ed
gar Hoover of the Federal Bureau
Of Investigation said Saturday
special FIJI agents had smashed a
100000 lottery ring through ar
rest of Il men in simultaneous
raids in five new England states.
Hoover said the ring operated a
so-called treasury balance" lot
terry. Payoffs. he said. were de-
termined by daily U. S. treasury
balances as published in the news
papers.
Payoffs ranged from nominal
sums to a capital prize of $4,000,
he said. Tickets sold for Is, so
and 65 cents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23
3 Pulp Cos.
Are Cited

PORTLAND Three palp conn
paniss Of Washington and ase In
Oregon were cited Monday ~ the
Pacific Pulp = Paper Industry
trade msssuns. for their ssrvies
In .erfsfstina their best hemloek
logs for us< n siTpien9 manu-
fscturs.
Ths mills praised for turning
best timber over 10 airplsne manu-
faeturers usrs the Crown VIII
lam~fts Paper Co. ~ Gsanss.
wash the columbss River Mills
At ssnesnysf. Wan. tins Weysr'
hssussr Timber 90. ~ f4onTyiew.
wash. and fhs Oregon Pulp and
Paper Go. Vt salem. Ore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23
War Costs
Will Jump

O1TAHA-Ths government viii
ask psrlia ment to vote 80 $50 900
600 for direct war expenditures IT
the fiscal year 1884
This compares with 81 900 900. :
900 asked by the war appropri-
alton bill presented 10 parlianen
last session BY Finance Minister
J. l. Ilslsy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23
. BARBS

The Kentucky Derby viii be
held, but many people won't 90
for fear they'll be unable TO get
home because Of snoe rstloning.
People Who really love the
red, white and blue do not
patroBize the black market.
A Ytamin that prevents gray
mar Is being advertised. How are
the shoe polish people going To
Ike that
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after YEAR, Of experience with
all those Kitchen gsdgefs.