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BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY.
STOCKS


Ter & W Cp st 4i4s 1913 1O3Is =
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Woodward & Lothrop common
stock registered a 50-share sale on
the Washington Stock Exchange to-
DAY at 40h, up Il and new 1943
high mark. The stock closed with
30 bid and AIS asked.
Peoples Drug Stores common also
advanced into new ground for 1943
when Is shares sold at 25 The
previous high was "a, the stock hav-
ing moved up from 18 earlier in
the year.
Mergenthaler Linotype was also
strong today, selling at ASS against
the final sale last week at ASS. To-
days final offer was As, with 46
asked. The stock has climbed from
36l2 this year
North American was one of the 10
most active issues on the New York
Stock Exchange Saturday, closing at
IT. unchanged, on a 4,100-share
turnover.
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'Ex dividend. PLUS extras Paid Sc
far this year. ESQ extra SIS 90 ex-
ira. 20c extra. m 81 so extra. pPald
in 1912. $1,000 extra
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Red Cross Drive
Starts in March
FORK school superintendent.

Continued from Page one)
ers local. national and inter-
national wartime needs Of the
organization for one year. More
than IS per cent Of the total
amount required by the national
organization has been budgeted
for direct national services 10 the
armed forces, according to Chair
man Mattison.
OF the total goal, s45 900 900
Will be required by Red Cross
chapters to finance their work IN
behalf of families OF servieemen.
The remainder. or $50. 000. 900. will
20 10 the national organization.
which, however, requires one hun
dred million dollars 10 finance its
national and international pro-
gram. The differences will be met
by a balance of $40. 900 900 from
the first war fund, which will be
applied to the 1913 budget.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

primary training. Kenneth Ander-
son, son of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Anderson, Rt. /, South Tacoma.
Is now a basic flying cadet at the
Bainbridgs (Ga.) Army air field.
Cadet Anderson In q graduate Of
Stadium high school and was a
professional musician before enter
ing the army. He served Is
months in an Infantry division and
transferred to the air forces NJ an
aviation cadet last April.
The following men are now sta
toned with the Army Air forces
at the new two-engine advanced
pilot training school ut Maria.
Tex: Teca,nician 9Th Grade Frank
@. schuser. son Of MIR. and Mrs.
Frank J. SCHUYLER, Rt. 9. Box $40.
Tacoma, and Pvt. Donald 4. Hol-
man. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bernt
Holman, 1880 ia. slst st. Tacoma.
Keaneth w. Erickson. Tacoma.
became = Marine Thursday via the
selectivs service system. informs-
ton from the Seattle recruiting
and induction office said. He 10
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer NJ
Erickson OF 124 Diamond, Cen
trslia. He resided at the Carlton
hotel here.
Mrs. Ethyl Hunt. 20. of Box 104,
Spsnsway. was removed TO Pierce
County hospital wednesday after
noon by police ambulance after
she repeatedly tainted in q grocery
store at Titlow beach. Police said
the young woman, IN company
with her father, Bert samoeis.
whom Mrs. Hunt resides with. was
waiting for q ferry. She suffered
bruises on the right side Of the
face, and q cut lip.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

Commissioner Of Public SAFETY
Einsr Langseth publicly announe-
eo Thursday that 50 more military
policemen have been promised b.
Fort Lewis officers TO aid local
authorities in patrollIng city
streets during veekends.
The commissioners statement
followed "a talk" with 1t Col.
Abendrouth. in Police Chief Tom
b Ross office. The colonel came
to police headquarters. Langseth
said. 70 seek release Of three men,
sentenced 10 serve 3O-dsy jail sem
fences for melting a near-riot on
a downtown street shortly after
midnight Saturday.
N"Col. Abendrouth told me-"
the commissioner said. that
he was speaking for the COM
manding officer Of the post.
who said he would see that
more MP's were assigned 10
this area, and these three men
would never be permitted on
Tacoma's streets again"
Commissioner Langseth said he
was called to Chief Ross office
Tuesday, where he found the COL
onel, requesting removal OF the
men. LaneSeth insisted Howard r
Csrothers. city corporation coun-
sci. be present at the hearing.
Carothers, a. did Langseth and
Ross, rebelled against removal Of
the men from city jail.
According to the commissioner,
the colonel said he felt sure the
three men, 10 be tried by an army
court martial board, would re-
ceive more than 3o-day Jail sen
fences.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
80 Women Enroll to Take
Course in Auto Mechanics

brief overall picture of the vari-
Gus depots throughout the coun-
try and their efficient coordina-
ton.
Hudtloff introduced the follow
ing: Ben Hannlin, assistant super
visor, state board for vocational
education; Stanley r. Lyle, chair
man Of Clover Park school board;
Mrs. Iva Alice Mann, secretary
of the board, Mrs II. + Liebe
and John X. Mas, members OF
the board. L. W. Doten and Mrs.
Nellie wootsn, the other two
members OF the board, were IN
able to be present.
Hudtloff also introduced OLAF
Hageness, Pierce county superin-
tendent Of schools. Hugh Fother-
ingill, high school principal; Mrs.
Otis C. Henderson. senior coun-
selor for the depot; Mrs. f. G.
Griegs, haison officer between
the depot and mechanic learner
school: Capt. y. A. Rose. special
service officer. representing 1t.
Col. Marx, depot CO; Capt. II.
C. Fink, personnel officer; 1t. II.
8. Isherwood, plans and training
officer; Maj. J. r. Gsntert. vehi-
Gle preparation officer; Maj. c. w.
Winsor. depot surgeon.
Ed X. Erickson, vocational su-
pervisor OF Clover Park schools,
introduced instructors for the
auto mechanics course: Otis
smedley, Lloyd Doering and Fred
Richardson.
In the presence OF all trsinees
took the oath Of allegiance sd-
ministsred by Samuel REIN, per-
sonnet director.
Mechanic learner trsinees pres
emit at the opening were: Lucille
Becker, Helen c. Cartier. Doro-
thy erase, Marian r. Crothers,
Bessie Eitelgeorge, Gala NJ. Geer,
Jewel C. Graham. Helen M. Graf
ton, Ida Mary Hilton, Eva M.
kuchera. Clara 4. Lomax, Elsie
Mae McGinnis, Hazel Messersmith,
Marjorie Miller, Margaret May
Nelson, Betty c. Peaker, Anne
Rumsn. Ruth scruggs Velms
servine, Hazel Swanson, Gloria J.
Void.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

Aviatica Cadet Joseph A. John
-. con Of Mr.. and Mrx. Carl John
90. residing Il 1905 So. sth st..
recently reported to Greenwood
(fiss.) army air field as q member
Of the first underclass in basic
flight training. Employed in civil
life ~ An automobile mechanic.
hs enlisted at Fort Lewis Dec. IL.
1871. and was accepted a. an svi-
alton cadet at Napier field, Ala.
last August. Cadet johnson IL a
graduate Of Stadium high school
and attended conzaga university.
During his stay at Greenwood he
win enter the transition stage from
student flier to combat pilot AZ
. part Of HIS training he will be
initiated into the mysteries of
night flying and learn TO over
come the problems encountered in
handing the faster basic training
plans-
Corp. Melvin r. McGovern. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. McGovern.
22a %. <5th st.. 10 currently visit
Ing his home on furlough. While
here the corporal viii celebrate
his 10th birthday. Corp. McGovern.
q graduate Of Lincoln high school.
was employed by chicsgo-Milwsu-
kee railroad before entering the
armed service. Mrs. Raymond
Aest and two sons. Raymond and
Allen. from Euphrata. Calf. are
Waiting McGovern while he Ia at
home. The soldier VIII leave this
city TO join his company-an anti
aircraft detachment-Friday.
Sheriff Lee oroft. who discov-
cred when he took office In Janu-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Members Of WOW
Wear Bandannas

WASHINGTON - The vows
don't have uniforms like their
sister WAAcS, WAVES and
sPARs, but they are going 10
have a bandanna.
Even Secretary Of War Henry
L. stimson took time out recently
to approve the design which. sc-
oordins to an order by the sdju-
tant general. shall be:
The ordnance department in
sigma Of a shell and flame =.
scattered or tossed about in the
WOW bandsnna without follow
ing any regular arrangement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

Thirty women who enrolled
through the civil servie. commits
SION to be trained a. specialists
in some phase of auto mechanics
reported at Clover Park schools
vocational shop this week.
The '.mechanic learner" pro-
gram 30 train women for the
Mount Rainier Army Ord
nance depot rot off 10 IN en-
thusiastic start with state and
local educational leaders and
army officers present for The
opening.
A. C. Hudtloff. superintendent
Of Clover Park schools. welcomed
the class members who, after
completing their training, will be
employed ut Mount Rainier ord
nance depot.
In the absence OF Col. N. D.
Mills. commanding officer OF
Mount Rainier ordnance depot,
Mai. Bomer c. Gslbroner. assist
ant commander Of the ordnance
automotive school, welcomed the
women learners. and explained the
important part they, when train
ed, would play. IN the winning Of
the war. He impressed upon them
the necessity for intensive study
and application.
Mrs. Pearl A. Wanamaker. state
superintendent Of public instruc-
tion. complimented the school ad-
ministrstion of Clover Park dis
trict on their foresight IN planning
a shop which would fill such .
vital need.
The state board for vocational
education IL operating a big train
ing program throughout the state,
and this new mechanic learner
course at Clover Park makes up
one part Of the very necessary
program TO make the war more
easily won: 10 give to our men
who are fighting on the front
lines the equipment that they
need in order 10 carry successfully
the flag Of the United Nations
IN winning this war.
,ue<ts untrodueed
1t. C. L. Booth, officer IN
charge Of the Clover Park women
mechanic learner school. gave a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Brenda win
You Step Out
With Me Tonight?

lknsw I've ss<n an awful sroush net tak-
tnH yea any place lztey. But after sfanGian
ali day At ny nev 1oh. ny feet cara near
killed me VITA eaiioasss and burning New
I've reformed or rather ny feet have
thanks 70 the Acs-Aint yeu aevissd- Never
tired anything that seemed 70 draw the
pain and trs right cut 80 fast - and ths
wsr y heips soften e. lousss % ncbo6ys
eusinsssi kess able - ret sor.s extra exer-
nnns nensv so vhat 20 yeu az. lets ..
esneinE teniEht he .an sssp "a ny leo
kins faet al yoz uaaI aav
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Governor crest
Bill Is Changed

Continued from Page One)
Education. The board also would
have power of veto concerning
sales Of such lands.
Zedniek brought out that the
bills were drawn up after q years
lull study by a board selected by
the governor The board con-
ferred with private owners of
timber. state officials and federal
authorities ~ to the course to
take in planning q long time for
estry program.
Two Of the bills deal with
method under which trees shall
be cut and prescribe a program
for reforestation- The third bill
deals with the administrative con-
troll OF forest lands and prescribes
the method by which stats-owned
lands will be handled.
Zsdnick feels that tfs bin
will stand . good chance cf
passage IN the senate, with
tho proposed amendments. He
has been comforting with state
officials md says they APP
prove the amended bill.
Meanwhile. the ADMINISTRATOR
forestry bills IN thu lower house
identical to those In the senats)
are not fsring no well There
have been no public hearings on
the bills as yet, but committee
members state they are planning
TO introduce substitute bills. The
contents Of the substitute bills
have not as yet been divulged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

MRS. CLARA kADE
Mrs. Cara Kade, 81. of 2552 So.
Yakima. died Wednesday at a To-
cal hospital. A native Of Mime
sofa, she had lived ~ years in Ia
coma. Her husband. the late John
NJ. kade, founded the Washington
Bakery here In 1897. After his
death In 1924. Mrs. ksde super
vised the business. retiring last
year. She was q member Of St.
Psufs Lutheran church and the
women's Benefit association. Sur
viving her are two sons. Lloyd and
Arthur. both OF Tacoma; a dsugh-
ter. Mrs. Elsie Bowdre. Spokane,
and two Erandsons. Bertrsm Kade.
U. 3. army air force. and James
X. Kade Of Tacoma Pam Mel
linger a Son. Lakewood Mortusry.
will make the funeral announce
ment.
MRS. MICHAEL oMALLEy
Mrs. Ruth o'Mslley. 76. died
Wednesday in a local hospital. A
native Of Tennessee. she resided at
<s0s So. It'll Ut. Besides her hus-
band. Michael J. O'Mslley. L. ..
naval air force. she leaves a three
day-old daughter. Kathleen Shsr-
on: her mother, Mrs Csthryn
Jerome. and sister. Mildred
Jerome. both OF Tacoma. c o.
Lsnn will announce the funeral.
MRS. ". VI. ATWOOD
Mrs. Etha Atwood. ~. died
Thursday at her home. e2s Fsw-
cett ave. A native OF Alamosa.
Colo. she had lived in Tacoma for
IS years. Besides her husband.
W. NJ. Atwood. Of the home. she
leaves a niece. Mrs. Fay Hoiorook.
Funs arrangements are IN
charge Of C. o. Lynn Co.
MRS ADAM MYERS
Mrs Cora Z Myers. Il. died
Thursday at her home. e102 So
N ct. A native Of Missouri. shs
had lived IN Tacoma 81 years,
coming here from eastern Wash
ington. She was a member OF
Bethesda Baptist church. Besides
her husband. Adam. of the home.
she leaves four sons. Oscar and
Elmer OF Centrsla. and RAYMOND
and Cecil Of Tacoma. one dsugh-
ter. Mrs Sylvia Fslk. Tacoma;
two brothers. Charles Hill. Okla
horas. and Roland Hi. Tacoma.
three sisters. Mrs. Mamie Smith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
PIERCE COUNTY PERSONALITIES

airy that there were no American
Tags IN his quarters. was proudly
pointing out two brand new flses
TO al visitors AZ his office Thurs
day.
Carl johnson OF 35os So Melross
st. has become Sheriff lee Croff's
newest addition to the official
staff Johnson. who has been
working in the shipyards. obtained
his release TO become the radio
expert OF the sheriffs force. He
10 Is years old. married. and holds
a first-clsss radio operators tick
ct. He came here from Minnesota
about two years ago.
Joseph W. Buckingham. shop
superintendent for the sswtooth
Co. AT Boise. Idaho. has been re-
newing old Tacoma acquaintance
this week while on a business tour
OF Puget Sound war industries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Law have
received word Of the promotion OF
their son. Herbert. TO sergeant In
the air corps. Sgt. Law enlisted
a year ago and in now on duty
at a Florida airbsse.
Included IN the list Of 30 en-
listed reserve corps students at
Washington State college. who are
TO report TO Fort Lewis March 1,
are the following Pierce county
residents: George y. Anderron,
Tacoma Leonard ID. Cook. Yelm;
John NJ. Cole, Puyallup; Harold l.
Fowler. John II. Godfrey. Douglas
r. Haines and Leroy r. Hale. all
Of Tacoma.
Albert slimp and daughter,
Maxine, both of Puyailup. recent
ly visited At the =. n. slimp home
in vssta In 0rsys Harbor county.
Mn. L. D. SPARK. of rn.n.-
burg IL now visiting her mother,
Mira. W. W. Uabaugh OF Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Hathaway
Of Tacoma recently visited at the
Malcolm Graham home In Ocosta.
News of the death of George H.
Fraser. former Tacoman, at Daw-
son, Yukon Territory, on Feb. 9
WAS received Thursday by his
niece. Miss Kathryn Hood. of Ia
coma. Fraser was 90 years old.
He lived in Tacoma with his par
ents before going TO Alaska. He
has been postmaster and owner OF
a trading post near Dawson since
1898. Funeral services will be
held IN Dawson on Feb. Il.
Mrs. MIN. W. Sa.,' pioneer resi-
dent Of Crsys Harbor, died In
Aberdeen on Feb. Is. She was
rs years old. Survivors include
a brother, II. Z. Roberts, Of Ia
coma.
Having completed prs-flight and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
MORE MILITARY POLICE PROMISED CITY
Mystery OF Soldier Trio's
Release From City Jail Is
Cleared Up by Langseth


The tno-Henry J. Hernandez.
%; Ysmsel r. rspia. -. and Jack
Pettegrew. 20-were released from
police custody a short time later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Japs Getting Oil
In Conquered Lands

WARRINGTON - Secretary Of
Navy Frank Knox said here that
Japanese undoubtedly are getting
oil from the conquered territories
and that American submarines
are pressing an energetic cam
psign against the snemy's supply
lines.
Knox told reporters that he as
sumed the Japanese were doing
the most they can 10 exploit" con-
quered areas and that they were
undoubtedly getting oil"
According TO unofficial reports.
the Japanese have renewed oil
production in shallow wells near
the northern portion Of Borneo. ="
Knox said. We know that some
installations in the Dutch East
Indies were not destroyed before
the laps got there and they un-
doubtedly are using them"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
ROBERT 4. PIERCE

The body Of staff Sgt. Robert
K. Pierce. 20. army air force bonn
barber, is being sent by Buckley
King TO Marmsduks. Ark. for in
terment. Pierce drowned three
month"; ago when he parachuted
into the ocean near Deerheart,
Ore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

West Indian Calypso singing is
introduced on the screen for the
first time in Psrsmounts Happy
Go Lucky" by Sir Lsuncelot. dean
Of Cslypsiaru on the island OF
Trinidad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19


pFN
s.zaAs are pnsse within n means
q
HNfhoskp DENT kEs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

Rent your vacant room with q
Times Want Ao. Call Main s1b1.
ask for an ad tsker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD

There ara no set credit
sssf convenient for
gmdy arrange the credit
sal today enjoying
were anae TO ssah themselves
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
FUNERAL SERVICES

Victor J. krAemer Buckley
King 10 sending the remains TO
st. Cloud. MINI, for interment.
John W. GemmilI-Serviee Fri
day at p. m, Cassidy and Allen
chapel Burial in lakewood ceme-
tery.
Edward c. Yonng-Service was
held Thursday at Tuelrs chapel.
the Rev. H. o. Perry officiating.
Burial in Trinity Lutheran eeme-
terry.
Mrs. Zoe Mevhirter - Service
Friday AT ! p. m, Piper's chapel.
The Rev. William e. Callahan viii
officiats. Cremation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
OBITUARY NOTICES

Oregon. Mrs Albert Pettitt, Bell
ingham. and Mrs. John Hsmblin,
Tacoma: eight grandchildren and
one great grandchild. Piper's are
in charge Of funeral arrangements.
roLroN LOUIS BRADSHAW
Tolton Louis Bradshaw. IT. died
Thursday morning at his home,
4402 No. 31st ut. Born on the
Creek Indian reservation in Okla
homa, he had lived here 40 years.
He was an honorary member Of
the Colored Elks' club and be-
longed TO the Olivet Baptist
church. Surviving him are six
sons. Philip, Leroy and Barney
Rucker. all OF Tacoma, Homer
and Edwin Bradshaw of Tacoma
and Kenneth Bradshaw. U. s.
navy. c. o. Lynn Co. will announce
the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

Sheriff Lee Crcft. who discov-
cred when he took office In Janu-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Old Age
Pensioners

A<AR1 IN. 01R2s
DENTAL SERVICE
Many Old Folks On
Stale Pension are Com
ing to Me for Their
Teeth Extracting and
Dental Plates. To
Those Resolving Old
Age Pension Who Need
Denial Work. Gall at
by Office for Informs
ton How You Can
lave Work Done By
ms State.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Guests Introduced

1t. c L. Booth, officer IN
charge of the Clover Park women
mechanic learner school. gave a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

Maxine. both of Puyallup, recent
ly visited ut the ,. n. slimp home
in vesta In 0rsys Hsrbor county.
Mn. l. ID. Sparks Of Ersns-
burg 10 now visiting her mother,
Mira. w. W. Cabaugh Of Tacoma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Male Help Wanted

PERMANENT posui0n for hriEh, hoy ~
tHurE man willing g. learn The hre
freurInrr trts'nsss Peasant surround nFs
STATE qualifications and SALARY expected
HoN 1855 Detroit Times %
PIN BOYS
white. mako Un 10 SD per day-APFlY
nDV fl ts assured III steady WORK through
cgi mo season Clean aIr-oondli0ned al
leF- see a'r TnuHn Great Lakes Bowling
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A REALLY smart choice for
"dress-up" occasions is this sim
pie and exceptionally slimminG
Anne Adams frock, Pattern 1925.
The front panel curves right into
a graceful yoke. Accent the
sweetheart neckline with flower
embroidery, done from the ac-
companying transfer motif.
Pattern 1928 is available in
women's sizes "a, Sc, 3S, DC, AZ,
"a, 40 and as. Size SO takes 31s
yards 35-inch fabric,
Send 16 cents in coins for this
Anne Adams pattern, Write
plainly size. name, address and
style number.
Address your request to the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich. Owing TO customs
regulations, orders for patterns
10 Canadian destinations cannot
be filled.