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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-05

country are serving In the
Army, the Navy, the Marine
Corps, and the Coast Guard.
They are fighting on every
front and in every arm and
branch of the service.
zone of the most significant
contributions which they have
made to the war is on the
home front in mobilizing Civil
ian Defense units, purchasing
war bonds, and supporting ra-
tioning programs while at the
Continued on Page 81
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"COLORED UNSTINTINGLY
BACKING THE WAR" F.DR.

"In every phase of war ac-
tivity-on our myriad home
fronts, as we'll as our far flung
battle fronts-colored citizens
have given unstintingly to our
war effort. Colored Americans
are now working in war plants,
turning out the ships. the
planes, and the guns with
which we are carrying the wsr
to the enemy. Colored youths
from homes throughout the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-05
Itinerary Club To
Honor ServiCemen

AS an important part of its
program the Itinerary Club of
Roxbury will raise a service
flag at the corner of Humboldt
ave and Townsend st on Sun
day afternoon, July 4 at $3.50
in honor of "our boys" in the
nations armed forces.
The Roxbury Service Club is
cooperating with the Intiner-
airy Club in this noteworthy
endeavor.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-05
Pope Sounds Warning

Pope Plus XII radioed the
World recently that he shared
@he eternal hope for peace but
that he was firmly against
fpeaCe at any price" In speak
lng out with all the militant
feryOr of the Old Church, the
Pontiff reprimanded all would
be dictatOrs, saying Give unto
|nan the things that are mans
bis freedom and his PERSONAL
ity, his rights and his religion. F"
We know today that there
Continued on Page FiUe)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-05
EAACP 3 MONTH BROADCAST
OINS MODERN DESIGN
(OLORED RADIO VOICE"
Much NEEDED TODAY
By MABE KOUNTzE
BY MABE KoUNTzE

4 The announced N.A.A,C.P.
thursday night broadcasts via
BOSTON WMEX is one of the fin
N efforts the Colored citizen
n has ever attempted here in
be Bay State.
Whether by accident or des-
en. the announced three
honths of broadcast are timed
b take place during June, Ju-
\, and August, "the critical
honths of this year" accord
be- to leading military author
hes.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-05
TO DEDICATE SERVICE FLAG

THE WILLING WORKERS CLUB invites the public to
the DEDICATION OF THE SERVICE FLAG in honor of the
Boys of ROxbury SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 6.
O'CLOCK at METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH, III
Shawmut Avenue, Roxbury, Rev. NJ J. Minor, Pastor.
Auxiliary Patrick E. Toy Post " F. w. 953
Speakers include Ensign Jenkins the only Col
commissioned ranking officer in the Navy Colonel
Queen Commander In Charge at Fort DeVens and Councillor
Daniel Sullivan
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-05

Chaplain LUTHER NJ. FULLER
Who is expected to be present
Sunday, June 10, at Pleasant
Hill Baptist Church. cor. Hum
bOldt Ave, and Waumbeck Sts.,
Roxbury, Rev. Samuel H Bull
lock, pastor, when 50 singers
from Fort Devens will take part
on the program at 3 P. M. and
7:3O P. NJ. 1t. Edward w. Brooke,
IN charge of the men, will
speak. The 3 o'clock service will
4 be broadcast over WCOP, a reg
ular Sunday feature which is
proving most successful with
radio friends sending in dona-
lions. Service men and women
and the public are cordially in
rited to attend tomorrow's SER
vice.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-05
PRESENTED IN RECITAL
ESTHER GREENE

Young Boston Vocal
list who will be press
ented in recital Sum
day, June 6, $3.50 P.
NJ, at Brown Hall, N.
E. Conservatory, as
sisted by Harold Eve
ans, pianist, Lorenzo
Greene, accompanist,
under the auspi-
ces Usher Board of
Charles St. Church,
Ralph Epps, Pres.
HIG. 1862.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
Manioux Tests
Offered Again

Nsntoux tuherculin testing II
again hesnx offered b students
Of Lincoln high school Monday.
March a and az Stadium high
school March IA Al students
who have not already done 70 are
urged 70 take the test This h
. year in which. a. never before.
all should build body defense
against tuberculosis
War has AWAY, caused an In
crease in the tuberculosis rate.
and must not be allowed 10 weak
en- our home defensess health
officials declared.
The Naaseux tahescslla
test h = simple. harmless and
practically painless skin t>ss
which reveals whether or not
there arr tuberculosis seru,s
In the body. ruhercuiln 10
prepared In laboratories usder
government sap<rsssiea. n 10
thoroughly ssersilsed aad con-
tains no GERMS.
At one Of the high schools .
girl Was found 10 have . positive
Mantoux test She believed shs
was a perfectly healthy girl. al
though at times she felt quite
tired. An x-ray Was taken and
revealed active tuberculosis. San
storium care vas advised and shs
aeesrted the recommendation
After two years she 10 an arrested
case.
This program 10 sponsored by
Pierce County Medical society.
Pierce County Tuberculosis league.
county and city health depart
ments. and the school health de-
partment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
Response OF Women
Pleoses Navy Chief

c. w. Graham. chief quarter
master. recruiter In charge Of the
Tacoma Navy recruiting station.
reported Thursday response from
women OF this area Ia satisfactory.
Every day they are coming 20
our office TO apply for service in
the u. s. Navy or Coast Guard"
Chief Graham said.
According TO the recruiter, II
is apparent many more women
are anxious to serve. but are still
not clear on exact procedure.
These women are again advised
that the local Navy recruiting
station hasc all the necessary In
formation for enlistment in either
the WAVES navy or Coast
Guard (sPARs).
Application for enlistment in
either branch may be made at the
recruiting station IN City hall
annex.
Arrangement have been com
pleted for this weekend when a
group Of officers from Seattle will
be in Tacoma TO appear at many
places in the city. This group. in
cooperation with the Tacoma sta
tion, Will answer questions and
volunteer information. Many vo-
men are needed in Naval service.
any woman who Ia physically
qualified. and who II between 20
and rs years of age. has an excel
lent opportunity TO serve.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
90 Year-0ld Actress
Takes Role in lin

Adeline De Walt Reynolds, the
grandmother who made her mo
ton picture debut at the age Of 50,
has done the impossible.
The venerable character actress
has one Of the most important
roles in Psramount's murer mys-
terry thriller, Street Of Chance. :"
now at the Beverly heater with
Burgess Meredith and Claire Ire
vor as the stars. She gives q posi-
lively scarifying performance as
Mrs. Dietrich-and doesn't speak
= single word all the time she Is on
the screen.
The actress walks 70 the studio
every day and puts the money she
saves thereby into war stamps. Il
YOU ask her why she doesn't take
> taxi she'll tell you with a twin
kle. I'm saving up for my old
age
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05

WASHINGTON - Price Admin
istrator Prentiss NJ. Brown has
written governors and mayors
urging their assistance in supprsss
sion of black market meat OPERA
tons and has received promises
Of support AL along the line"
Brown announced a four-point
program of attack against the
black market:
l-Introduction Of meat rationing
around April /.
o-Licensing OF slaughterers.
o-Extensive advertising OF the
, dangers OF eating black mar
ket meats.
A-Ruthless prosecution Of black
market operators.
Brown said the enforcement pre-
gram already had resulted in 500
prosecutions, including 300 erimi-
nal actions.
He estimated that black
market meat IL being sold Mt
the rate of 360, 900. 900 pounds
a year, or two per cent Of tho
1S,O00. 000, 900 pounds consum-
ed In this country annually.
Brown said he hoped TO clean
up black market meat operations
without setting ceiling prices on
live animals. but said II necessary.
ceiling prices would be placed first.
as an experiment. on live hogs
II am not going 10 attempt TO
put ceiling prices on live cattle
until we have experimental with
live hogs-and then only II the
black market has not been cured,
and II at the same time the unjust
squeeze on both small and large
packers resulting from the pres
emit price ceilings has not been
eliminated" he said
Brown said the meat IA
ton. scheduled TO begin around
April /, will be less than zLi
pounds" per person, but de-
cIined TO comment on reports
that IL will be fixed at around
Ia pounds
Brown said there are no
plans al the present moment
To ration cheese. However,
do not say that IL IL or that
IL IL not going to be rztionsd,"
he said
He refused TO comment on re-
ports that butter. other fats and
oils will be rstionec at the same
time with meat.
Asked whether - would be pos
sible 70 hold the present price
ceilings. Brown said our intention
Is TO hold prices in line as closely
AZ the statute permits Us 70 do.
We already have declined 10 allow
increases on such important com
naodities as citrus fruits, early po-
tstoes and a number of others.
Ina only important eoncssxAon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05

Office Of Price Administration
hs. issued the following questions
and answers arising under the
rstioning of processed foods:
q. buy all my food from the
same grocer and order all my food
by phone. May I leave my ration
book at the store and authorize
the dealer 10 remove stamps for
the food I order:
A. Yes. you may authorize
your dealers to act as your agent
in deducting stamps from your
ration book.
q. What can I do II get
. swelled can OF food from my
grocer
A. Return IL. and ask him 10
give you a perfect can TO replace
IT.
q. Suppose I accidentally break
q bottle Of food for which ! have
just surrendered . ration stamp.
should my dealer replace IT.
A. No. The loss for broken
containers Is yours II you are
responsible for the breakage.
q. II Il have a surplus of canned
corn and canned tomatoes may l
exchange these for foods l need
but do not have?
A. Yes, you may exchange
canned goods of equal point value
with your grocer IL he Is willing.
or with neighbors and friends.
q. III have no need TO buy
rstioned foods during the first
month Of rationing may ssSe
my stamps to use when ! need
them?
A. No. Point stamps become
invalid at the end of each ration
period just like stamps for sugar
and coffee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
Seasoned Players
In Soldier Cast

New York had its This Ia the
Army; Los Angeles, It's Hey.
Rookie" and now Tacoma will see
the northwest's own Sound Off"
all-soldier show produced at Fort
Lewis, which, As a result Of Its
three-week, sell-out engagement
in Seattle, IL hailed as one Of the
most brilliant entertainment
events Of the season.
Produced entirely with talent
from Fort Lewis, Sound Off"
brings together cast of upwards
of 100 talented singers, dancers,
comedians and speciality artists,
together with a 2o-piece orchestra,
and including countless former
professional performers Z r o m
stage, screen and radio.
Sound Off, according to re-
ports rivals in brilliance and en-
tertainment value the all-soldier
shows which have been presented
In the east and south. Original
words and music. skits, black
outs" and sketches were prepared
by established writers now sta
toned at the fort: chorus boys
and chorus girls" drilled and
costumed, pretentious scenic and
lighting effects have been created,
and Tacoma is promised a finished
production on a par with any the
atrical entertainment TO play here
in recent years.
The extravaganza will make its
bow before Tacoma audiences
Saturday afternoon, at the Tenn
pie theater, TO show for four per-
formances only mstinees and
evenings on Saturday and sun
day.
Staged under the sponsorship
of the Tacoma War Athletic com
mission, Sound Off" will raise
funds with which 10 purchase ath-
letic and recreauonal equipment
for members OF all branches Of
the armed forces stationed in
this area.
Tickets for Sound Off" are
now on sale at Fraser's, with the
committee announcing that no
telephone orders can be accepted.
Rent your vacant room with q
Times Want Ad. Call Main 1851,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
Questions, Answers
On Food Rationins

q. Are the smallest sire cans Of
food now rstioned
A. Yes. even the smallest sire
cans of foods are rationed n they
contain foods included In the ra-
tioning program.
q. Is n more economical for
me 10 buy dry or canned beans :
A. II you can use either. dry
beam are more economical from
standpoint of ration points since
they increase in bulk when they
are soaked for use.
q. What should he done with
the point ration books Of men 20
ing into service:
A. Ration books of men going
into service providing they eat
at an army mess - should he re-
turned to local War Price Ration
boards.
q. II ration hooks Of men cat
Ing at an army mesa are turneo
back 10 the War Price and Ration
boards, how can families get food
for them when they are home on
leave:
A. II they are home for a week
or more, local boards will issue
them ration certificates for the
length OF their leave II they pre-
sent their furlough papers.
q. do men In the Merchant
Marine turn In their ration books
TO their local boards when they
ship out on . tripf
A. Yes. These books are sur
rendered TO the board II the sailor
Is leaving the country for 20 day.
or more. When he returns home
he may get the book from the
board for use while In the United
states.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
Boys Club
Board Is
Organized

4 neard - direefora. cemprnn1
a. Tacoma BUSINESS and esv1e Isol-
era 10 direct activities - IL -
Gently creaninpd Tacoma Dry4
club. kas np>n rhcesn. y ~ -
neunc~d nuvp1ay.
e>lectioa a effse>es - hsard
members 49, ecmp,eoo1 a .
meeting ND ~ hryr elwe 1900
quarters ~ -. ssth - an1 Tai
Ina sve.
Sew cfflcsrs isclu1ss Ju1gs
Free q Remain. pree11pnl:
o>crns u. rcs. vsce pres11po,. 4.
n whitman. trsssorsrs MAJ uass
~. wiIllama nalvatsoo Amy. -
rstaFys vtnosnt Nonsll. sneuueivs
director. np~rd membsrs - ~
clssdin9 cffscers arei Ar<hav a.
nrcase Emmsst Z. ApssrsnA A.
Win r. navia =. ~nen~ cas,unn. =
a. casisardL vranh cnI1ee1ev.
Harvsy nernsi1. Marry naeees,eA
ueerxs nm. and BERTH JeeHsua.
ss-cf,cs~ repree>ntins IL oaivn-
tioa Army sslvsscry enard.
Rssunn1 Osgan1seeeea
ne sdmsnlssrssbas ecmmlssea.
which u me<s enact liza buar1
cf dlrsetcss secerdsns 10 shs ~
coma peys eiue ccnssieuttaa.
marks shs formal ersanlsaeiea a.
the eity's newsst spesai service ~
stitutica.
N Nc s1dvess ezplainlng ~
funesioas ~ The nee hcard. Js1oe
Remain sai1s TIE sdminlsesntivs
committee 10 ths governing 10y
AZ the Tacoma noys' club. an1 y
shall - rsapensasls for ard dsess-
mine the policies IN TIE devs,rp-
mont ~ ths Tacoma ncys' e1ue.
These powers are vested n thss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05

sst nalAdju.smenss created ~ .
Is per cent eost ~ living rss> -
tween Jan. 1. fesf. and May 1.
fs<s-te sxeeed Is r<r cent ever
January levels cny for the rcr-
rectien of inequalities. in<qulties.
snnstandsrd pay OF Ter ths sffec-
tive prosecution e n var.
TIE ecara's ruling w~s disputed
~ Norse-wbe disaer>sd from ths
three other rasiie members scr th>
hrst time On . major cAse ard 10
the labor meme<rs
ne>tss. wh>re fsp@u.lssbps
are fnr No. prv~nasess 49,
~ ~ ether plansA y -
rsaintals ~ pspn>st - $780,
iftesssea srh>aul>. ~ n ~
- changed thrpsah c~llprstvs
bargaining. ~ Wiz alr>~s>1.
Al the same time. the VIII. IN
dispo.inx 81 what bcard members
freely termed The meet ecmrli-
Gated case IN wLn's history. o.
dered further;
IA retroactive wage adjust
ment hcnns a. sea5s IN eanA.
or three s1s var bonds plus go
In eash ~ the empioys pssfsss.
10 each wcrker 81 the eight Calf
fornla oiants ~rhn rsuxnIus-4 a. N.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
Will Ration Oil
And Coal Stoves

Rationing Of coal burning and
oil-burning stoves will 70 into eff
feet March Is In Washington and
Oregon. James C. scully. regional
fuel rationing representative Of
the OPA. announced.
The rationing order viii 70 into
effect TO encourage use Of the
stoves ~ . means Of reducing
fuel oil consumption. scuily en-
planned. At present . War Pro-
duction board certificate must be
obtained before one Of the stoves
can be purchased, causing . delay
of several weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05

A. this wsr goes on and CONTINUES 70
exact its penalties, il b going 10 bsssns
issress;ngly more di6euIt 70 Recognize
some Of our old frisnda People, - we'll
- products, will more and more Be bloc
soming out IN new and strange drsss.
Whistler we like Il o. not, both indi-
vidusls and businesses must surrender
many Of their everyday likes, prefer
snees and privileges to tbs war needs Of
cur nation.
Several years ego, ~hsn We were suf-
keisntIy satisfied With tbs qualities Of
Columbia Ale 10 offer Il 10 the public,
We felt We had an unusual product. We
wanted shs public to rssIize that Il Sss
an unusual product; We wanted 10 dr.
ferentisis IL from all similar products.
So We had manufactured, and bottled
il IN, disi;seiiys svsss bottle.
In dbs years whieh hsvs sispssd, skis
Vssn bossis hAs baaans . ian1las iGhs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
Brown Asks Mayors and Governors
To Aid in Fighting Black Markets

we have made IL on newsprint
whose price recently was increased
by 81 ton"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
DEFEAT ADMITTED

BERLIN - The German high
command has acknowledged the
evacuation according 10 plan" Of
the Demyansk area southeast Of
Lake linen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05

CIoudette Colbert retires
from O tussle with twelve
millionoires on board the Flor
ida bound special in Poro-
mounts riotous Preston Stur-
oes film, The PoIm Beech
Story" now OF the Riolto theo-
ire. Joel McCreo is CO.
stored.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05


Exclusively yours: Plans FOR
Mickey Rooney to don a gostee
and do an impersonstion OF Buff
falo Bill for = radio sequence in
M-G-Ms Girl Crazy" died s-born-
ing. Mickey showed up on the set
wearing the gostee. Director
Norman Tsurog took one look.
and yelled. Take it off! Take n
off! You look Just like Grem-
lin"
Mickey looked into mirror.
and agreed There will be no Buff
falo Bin impersonation in the pic
ture.
Odd return 70 the screen after
six-yesr absence for Margo. the
gal who turned IN such great
dramatic performance in Winter
set" First time you see her in
The Leopard Man" the RKo
film re-introducing her TO movie
goers, she's standing on her head.
She plays dancer and the head
stand is part Of her morning cal
isthenics.
Spencer Tracy il living alone
again in a Beverly Hills hotel. yet
still denying separation rumors.
There's more behind Rita
Hayworth's suspension at Column
bia than meets the eye. She's try
ing to break her contract to &C
cept a much more lucrative offer
from M-G-M. Meanwhile, shes
devoting most OF her time 10 the
Naval Aid auxiliary. making per-
sonsl appearances at Long Beach
hospitals.
GYPSY JIsE
Day Victor Young was assigned
TO write the musical score for
For Whom the Bell Tolls" stu
do executives suggested lots of
castinets and stuff from Carmen"
Young said no, stuck by his guns
and wrote a score OF Moorish,
gypsy and Andalusian music which
now has his bosses raving. Incl
dentally. there's music behind all
the dialogue In the film-some-
thing new, even for Hollywood.
Lucille Ball and husband Desi
Arnaz are denying those separa-
ton rumors again. Arthur
Hornblow, IT., and Bubbles Schi-
maxi, ex-wife Of Wayne Morris,
will become Mr.. and Mrs. some
time this spring. He's Myrna
Logs ex.
Leo McCarey and Dave Butler
ordered a cup OF coffee in a small
cafe near Paramount the other
night. "Pheww moaned McCarey,
this tastes almost like gasoline"
"Okay. wise guy" came back
the waitress, "show me your "A
card or III take 1t back"
Alan Dinehart's wife, Mozelle
Britton. has written a beautiful
new tune, When I Listen TO a
Love Song" which will hit the
music racks soon.
Margaret O'Brien. the preco-
cious 6-yesr-old who scored a hit
in Journey for Margaret" 10 now
working with Joan Fontaine and
Orson Welles in Jane Eyre" and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
DON'T BE SURPRISED 49,.
But DON'T BE ALARMED, EITnER!
" ia; :;:: !: 4 4::: -
No. = Of . sssiss sf Little Tskts
with eur vsjIsw Tsss@sns

On de ding ssbIss = ~ - ssuasS
rants, a ~ bsu = III - ssvssns
around shs ksssids = - ~ hsnm.
nvsrywhsss 49, Discriminating psspos
iasisssd upss n - h nsis bsvssonA
Nov the familiar csIsnbis Al
Green Bottle y getting scarce. Or -
ply l. rsnsins lsw 81 sndss vss -
ssriefions We are ~ Jssoar sbls - hsvs
than made. ~ sis,s 80 -, ~ viu
probably have 70 bsssis Celanbis ~
n ordinary bsstlss.
80 Il, ssms Il shsss dsy4 yss 81 -
CoIusbis Az ard hsvs h ssvsl - ~
n . brown bstsIs, dat ~ sspsisoA
And don't b Asvmsd, sifksf h ~
simply b. IN Old fsissd = -. -
sims dssss. Thsrs vii b - &Gssnss
n shs product. - shs qualay. III snly
diGsssnes Win - = - esis = -
bessis. OF ~ ~ hpn ~ lssi6ivs
msuem<nb
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
. DOWN HOLLYWOOD WAY

has the adults = bit sved- Other
day. seeing Nelles in makeup fer
his role ss the moody and mys-
FERROUS Rochester, Margaret ssid:
Ny. but you look ola But
I'm not. Margaret" said welles.
I'm only e." oh" said Mar
gsret. why. you're only a baby.
HOLLYWOOD CODY
Gene Tierney's Kid sister Pa
trieia Is still lodging a film career
despite efforts Of several studios
10 get her name on a contract
Writing to Gene from Washing
ton. p. C. Pat said: Hollywood
Was never half as interesting. I
wouldn't leave Washington even
II they offered to throw in George
Montgomery"
So George Rats wife. they say.
has agreed to divorce him, and
attorneys are drawing up a prop
srty settlement. We've been hear
ing the same story for 10 years.
and Wen believe II only when we
see the divorce decree.
Told to milk a goat for a scene
in universals Trombone From
Heaven" Eddie Quillsn cracked:
well, I've never MIXED q goat
but I guess know what its all
about I've MIXED plenty of
gags"
AN IDEA
Say" said the Wolf Man. I've
got an idea. Did you see that
picture. Tales of Manhattan ,"
Sure" said the Doc, the pic
ture with all the stars"
yeah. So you want q sequel.
Well. let's give EN- q colossal
ohiller-killer-diller. An all star
horror film"
Frankenstein lighted up with
sudden animation. "Wolf," he
said, that's positive genius"
Il can see the marquee now"
said the Wolf Man. "Franken-
stein. the Wolf Man. Dracula. The
Gorilla, DR.. Cyelops. Mr.. Hyde,
The Cat People, King Kong. The
Yunchback of Notre Dame. The
Bat and the Phantom Of the Opera
INN :" The Wolf Man hes
itated.
I've got IT," said the Doc.
walls of Mad Haitian"
Positive genius" said the Wolf
Man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05

Rent your vacant room with q
Times Want Ad. Call Main 1851,
ask for an ad tsker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-28
ROOFING AND SIDING
RENTALS WANTED

SALES executive MOVING from New YORK
wants -hatchelor apartment In @Second
avenue Boulevard section or Fast Jefferson
section BOX G Porter Branch Post oihce
SETTLED cOLORED WOMAS wants room
or small APP Temple i-a7ds
; ROOM furnished house or apartment
bv professional executive m government
service draft exempt near parochla
school. west side preferred Mr. Coos
Hocarth $50 extension 2o5
COLORFD COUPLE Near.od child desI 20
uuurnished apartment References tern
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