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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13

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iebte iib tpieoerH ans; Spinnrao 1tno
ipunn fort bis gum iinfenoen sl6enb.
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NittiuOd), ben 13. Sannar 1913

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v1Gelis, ,stein Gelir I rief idr freu.

5,Statt in meine ausgeitredten Mr-
me 5u ellen, blifte er mid itarr ltnb
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Die \! w!l!elilheruuehmte } l U
ST. Benedict Wund-S Sable

Etpfebtes fieimittsf aegen aiis Artsa yoh aiten
und frischen Wunden, Geschwueren, GeWaechsen,
hisswunden, karbunkein Bite Geld nur durch
Pest Money Order III sohicken. - keine Stamps. -
60 Cents die sohaohtai. bel: J. 1. srAAB, 172os
Vaileysiew Avenue; Cleveland, Ohio. '
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Chicago Lawyer
Watches His Plan
Spread in Nation

CHICAGO 4 young Chicago
attorney. who launched . move
ment 10 commit Illinois Republic
ans TO postwar international col
lsboration. 10 cautiously watching
IL spread 10 other states In the
trsditionally isolstionist middle
west.
The attorney IL Dinccn Watson,
who founded the Republican Post
war Policy association two months
ago at a meeting with Is other
Illinois party members
When a group of Indiana Re-
publicans met at Indianapolis TO
organize = similar group and hear
keynote message fran NOVELIST
Booth Harrington. the movement
vas pushing into = third state.
A similar meeting WAS held re-
Gently at Cleveland for Ohio Re
publicans
Leaders Of both the Indiana
and Ohio groups called the meet
ings after learning Of Watsons
activity. Watson said that some
Republicans in nearly every state
had expressed interest in the Iii
nois association and that some In
At least seven other states already
were planning to set up similar
groups.
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Hearing Sought
On Pinball Law
Coin Vents Views
OF Public Aired
Continued from Page one

Continued from Page one
TO give up this lucrative PROPOSE
ton without a struggle.
Aligned against them viii be the
churches - solidly - the Parent
Teacher association. Y. n. c. A.
and Y. W. c. a. Boy Scouts and
other organizations. as well as in
dividuals Mayor Cain says il Is
his wish that al who wish 70 ex-
press themselves concerning this
highly controversial legislation be
given the opportunity. If it Is al
all practicable. II such becomes
the case, 1t probably win be neces-
sary 10 hold several hearings on
the subjct.
Tacoma was one Of the last
of the major cities in the
state 10 allow machines 10
operate within the city.
The licensing ordinance here was
not passed until September. 1871,
several years after number Of
other cities had been collecting
revenues by the license system.
Following the heavy influx
of people TO work here and
soldiers from Fort Lewis
spending their spare time here,
operators moved the machines
into every sort of business
establishment. which would al
low them. This led TO con-
siderable criticism from citi-
zens who claimed the devices
were taking nickels from not
only minors, but even small
children.
The entire amount collected by
the city from pinball licenses is
expected to be replaced by collec-
tions from the commercial amuse-
ment tax through an enabling or
dinance which Mayor Cain also
introduced Wednesday This. in
the opinion of the mayor, is much
better money" on which to sup
port a municipal government.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
SERIAL STORY
DARK JUNGLES
BY JOHN c. FLEMING g LOIS EBY

times but no one has ever sue
ceeded."
Il will appreciate that. And
! will need a guide and interpreter.
You know someone who speaks
the language
Yes. I will have someone here
in the morning. but don't say what
your mission is or you will get no
one TO 60 with you. We will start
for the plantation at sun-up,' Re-
nsldo said pleasantly. 1T is bet
ter to get under the cover of the
jungle before the sun gets too
high"
rs there train that goes
there ," Allison asked.
Renaldo laughed softly.
Yes, senorita, a trsin--s train
of mules"
Ito BE ContiRued)
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Continued from Page 10)
coat pocket and unfolded IT on
the table. Tracing red pencil lines
with his finger he said, My COM
pany has spent years gathering
data on the cinnabar deposits down
here and from what scattered in
formation they have been able to
get. the deposits lie in this noun
tain range ,"
Nobody really knows" Renaldo
said. except the CLUTCHES them
selves. The location Of the mines
is one of their most guarded Sc
crets. They use primitive method
of getting quicksilver from the ore
and I suppose they don't scratch
the surface as far as what the
mines could really produce"
Until the war most mining en-
gineers had practically abandoned
the idea of ever getting into this
country-but that was while Spain
still could produce enough quick
silver to supply the worlds mar
ket," Barry said.
Il know" Renaldo answered.
And now with every one Of your
airplanes and tanks having a radio
set, quicksilver has suddenly be-
come vital. I heard the same story
only eight months ago from an
other mining engineer who had
been sent down from the States.
That was Matthews, Barry
said. Tell me, did you also meet
Hall? He came down two months
ago"
Renaldo shook his head. No:
But I have been inland on the
plantation since. He probably went
by another route into Quiohe coun-
try. There are many trails. none
very safe"
oh. Barry knows how danger
ours everything is down here Al
lison murmured wickedly.
Il will do all l can for you.
Rensldo said. But that might be
Of little help. A note TO the chief
will gain you an interview, but
I'm afraid nothing will come of II.
There are millions TO be made II
anyone could gain access TO the
mines. II has been tried many
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

BLU MOUSE - Mickey Rooney and
Ann Ruthfore in Andy hsrdys
Double Life" IL 80, 40. $50, $50
sThe Great Gildersieeve.' rs. AIS,
T:l6 and lolS.
kIALTo - John Clements and Judy
Kelly in AT Dawn We DIE, ~ 90
s2s, sis. . 90. IL so. also Simone
simon and Dennis oKeefe IN
-Tshi.i Honey 1880 a'iS' 500
ESQ. 10 80.
RoNY--Jaok Benny and Priscilla Lane
world" II 40. $40. kssS, $40. 10 50.
100 also Lloyd Nolan and Heather
Angel in Time 70 KIN" II as,
2.ob. s.s5. 7.io. e;&a. 1870.
music BOX Spencer Tracy and
Katherine Hepburn IN keeper OF
also James crais and Pamela Blake
In The Omaha Trail" i2lo, $50,
$40 and 1000,
RIVIERA Buck Jones and Tim Nc
Coy in Riders OF the West" 90,
$50. 500. $40. il:oo ana 80.
also Gilbert Roland ano Helen Oh
bert In Isle Of Mfssing Men, II 90
7.2o. $50. TAO. so and 1920.
RETURN SHOWING
BENERLN--Henry Fonda and Lucille
Ball IN The Biz Street, also
Chester Morris in Boston bisckie
Goes Hollywood
CAMEO = Abbott and Costello In
who Done It also Johnny MACK
Brown In Deep IN the Heart OF
CAPITOL - Raw INLAND and Betty
Field in Are Husbands Necessary.
also Lee Bowman and Jean Rogers
In Pacific Rendezvous.
COMMUNITY = Tyrone Power snd
Maureen O'HRra in The Black
See, ef.s prorerre 2irf n Stand
by AL Networks"
KAY sTREET-JeAn CABIN and lda
Lupino IN "Moontide, also Regis
.',y and Adele Lonsm'fs IN
LakEw sS a o-Brisn and George
Murphy In eThe Navy Comes
Through also DIR Rsnaults
PaRK-Tyrone Power and Maureen
o'Hara IN The Black swan also
Buses Roar"
PRoCToR-Bud Abbott snc Lou
Costello in PARDON NV SSrong."
also Jimmy Rogers and Marjorie
woodworth In Dudes Are Pretty
People"
REAIaRr-Florence Rice and John
Beal in stand BY All Networks,
also Laurel and Hardy IN "A-Hunt-
REX-Dsna Andrews and virginia
I Gilmore IN Berlin Correspondent
also JUDY Canovz and Tom Brown
n -Sleepytinne Gal"
[ SHELIs-Ralph Byrd IN "Broaow way Big
Shot also John Kim erough snc
Arieen Whelsn in -Sundown jim
lsUNSET-Jean Parker and John
Archer IN Hi. Heighoor." also
Florence Rice and Jack Gleason IN
Tramp, Tramp. Tramp"
LIBERTY. Puysnnp-'F1ying Fortress
At The Front"
RIVIERA Sumner WILDCAT. also
Great Ciloersleeve"
TEMPLE - Erroi Flynn snc Alexis
Smith in Gentleman jim also
RICHARD Travis and Brenca joyce
In Tne Posrnan Dtdnt Elnz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12

unions. A new law. passed and
approved. requires licensing of la
Dor union agents, reports of fees.
dues and assessments of members
and reports Of salaries paid union
officials. and also prohibits sit
down strikes and jurisdietional la
Dor disputes.
The Texas legislature has passed
bill which requires labor unions
to register with the secretary of
state, report all intake and outgo
in itemized form, file copies of
working agreements with the sec
rotary of state.
In Colorado a labor peace bill"
passed by the legislature would
require unions to incorporate and
places them under the scrutiny
OF the state Industrial commission.
declares as unfair practice sit
down strikes and secondary boy
colts and outlaws union initiation
fees for temporary workers.
These measures reveal a war
time trend and indicate that or
ganized labor may expect TO have
its responsibilities fixed by law.
A bill to require unions to file
financial statements was intro
duced in the Washington legisla-
ture, but was pigeonholed. Many
unionists believe such regulation
to be IN the public interest
rockingham Herald.
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As Other Editors See 1t

Continued from Editorial Page
level in many years, 10 a still high
er level. II would have meant.
in the presidents words, An un-
warranted bonus at the expense
Of consumers" and a direct invi-
tstion 10 an inflstionary rise in
all other prices
The only hope of preventing a
disastrous wartime initiation of
prices in this country lies in hold
ing the line at every point. The
president recognizes this in his
veto message when he says: The
time has come when all of US
farmers. workers, managers and
investors must realize that we
cannot improve our living stand
ards in a period of total war. On
the contrary we must all cut our
standards of living for the dur
alton"
II the battle against initiation
is 10 be won. II is even more i'm
portant for the president and his
administration to resist pressure
for higher wages. because Of the
greater number OF people and the
greater amount OF inflationary
purchasing power involved, than
to resist pressure for higher farm
prices. Initiation is An indivisible
problem. II must be met at every
point. IL the defense against its
demoralizing dangers is TO be sue
cessful.-New York Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12

Along with the many revolu-
t!onary IDEAS to come into being
since Pear Harbor Is the use Of
music in defense plants. We had
heard vague rumhlings Of such
schemes but il remained for the
March issue Of Brakeman" to
dump the concrete evidence right
into our lap like the bowl OF
soup the absent-minded waiter
misplaced
"Blademan," q splendidly
prepared house organ pub
lished by-monthly by Curtiss-
Wright corporation, propeller
division at Caldwell, New DER
sey. tells the whole story un-
der the caption, Tempo a. a
Tonic"
Recorded music in this vital de-
tense plant is the brain child Of
Anton De Young, machine shop
foreman. who enlisted the support
Of production superintendent. Err
win Kallenberger. and mainten-
snee foreman. David Almroth.
A recording studio was installed
in the basement of the plant and
the job Of "d.shing it out" was
assigned to Barbara Belts whose
official title is director of indus
trial music.
Loud speakers were stra-
logically placed throughout
the establishment SO that the
music cuts through produc-
ton noises rather than adds
TO them. The type of music
broadcast IL determined large
~ by the wishes of the major
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Named the Best,

RKO Radios biographical ORA
ma about Lou Gehrig. Pride of
the Yankees has been voted by
the National Screen Council to be
the winner of the March box Of
flee blue ribbon award. Com
peting motion pictures were all
those generally released last
month.
Previous to its national release,
the winner played as a road show
at special prices. Gary Cooper
plays the title role in this saga
of one of Americas sport heroes,
and has the support of Teresa
Wright, Babe Ruth and others,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Regulating Unions

While congress ponders the
Hobbs bill. designed TO bring labor
unions under the federal anti
racketeering act of 1894. several
states have dipped into the labor
issue and others are watching the
results from the sfdelines.
Kansas. the nations testing
ground for social revolution ut
initiated such innovations as con-
stitutional prohibition, blue-sky
investment laws. insurance of bank
deposits and the exit of the roller
towel is the first state to un-
dertake state regulation of labor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12

ity of the workers. although
the minority il given con-
sideration by the ID. |. NJ
with the million dollar smile.
And what does all this mon
key-business mean To the war
effort
Well it's like this,
A careful study Of the reac-
tons of the personnel and Of pro-
duction records. before and after
music joined in the fight against
the axis. reveals a number Of
startling facts the most i'm
portant Of which are that the
broadcasting Of music 10 workers
on the assembly line has resulted
in taking much Of the grimness
out of the long work week at the
busy propeller plant that il
has reduced fatigue and has, by
the same token. eliminated many
errors and accidents and that
it has actually helped to keep
production moving along at a pace
most satisfying TO everyone ex-
cept the enemies of democracy.
II some day you happen to
he walking through the Cur
tiss-Wright plant In Caldwell
and YOU hear sweet young
voice saying, when You hear
the sound of the gong, Ii VII
he exactly time for another
foxtrot," think nothing of IL,
those airplane builders are
modern folk and there
isn't sour note In the
joint.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
OverWorked

Although the vote was largely
along partisan lines when the
house attacked an amendment to
the postoffice appropriation bill
that would cut off the free mail
ing privilege from government
agencies, the issue was not.
Use-and misuse-of the con-
gressional Thanking privilege has
long been q bone OF contention.
but Representative Ludlow. a
Democrat on the appropriations
committee, cited figures which
showed the legislative frank was
small potatoes compared TO the
mail of government agencies.
In the last two years franked
mail OF members of congress was
cut almost in half In 1912 il to-
tailed %. 10000 pieces of mail. In
comparison. government agencies
sent out 1,5i6,015.444, an increase
OF about IS per cent in two years.
hepuolicsns charged that lot
Of II was New Deal propaganda.
Whatever it was the public gener-
ally W convinced that much Of II
Is waste Of money.
This mail. according to Mr.. Lud-
low. has become one Of the de-
partments biggest and sorest
problems"
Ending the free mailing privi-
.lege of all federal agencies may
not be the answer TO the problem,
but certainly something needs to
be done-and done ouickly-to
curb the flood. The question is
important enough to be stripped
Of partisanship. - Philadelphia
Bulletin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Ii
Gbe Gaecma Gimes

Samuel GoldRyn was is pro-
Queer and San Wood IS director.
THIS award : given each month
70 encourage the production q
pictures which are good entertain
ment for the whole family The
screen councils membership con-
sists Of motion rrture editors of
newspapers ard magazines. radio
film commentators. eluhvomen
and representatives Of civic. odu-
estionsl and religious orgsniza-
tons
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Champion Saboieur
OF Russia Passes

MOSCOW-The death of Kon-
stsntine Zaslonov. White Russian
partisan leader credited with
blowing up IFS locomotives,
wrecking so trains and killing
many Germans, was reported by
the newspaper Izvestia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
SALESMAN SEWER WORK
ACTUALLY STARTED

After delays that had A. r.
Bereersen. public works commits
sioner. tearing his hair, construc-
ton of the trunk sewer line for
the Salishsn 2.0oo-unit federal
housing project was begun Thurs
day and the first pipe was laid
Friday. Temporary trunk sewer
service will be arranged for the
first families who are expected
TO move In some time during the
last ten days of this month.