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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
Youth Authorib
49,
To Talk Here 4 J:

An expert in the field of you'll
rehabilitation and the understand
ing of juvenile delinquency prob
lens. Judge j. NJ. Braude of CHI
cago, will address the Detroil
Teachers Association at NortheE3
High School at 8 p. m. today. 5,.<
Through his work in the divi|
sion of the municipal court ID
Chicago handling cases of boy
of II and younger. Judge Braud]
has acquired a nationwide repu|
tation. He is a member of thu
Chicago Youth Committee, organ
lied to combat the rising tide q
juvenile delinquency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
Bullet Halls Sailor,
Auto Theft Suspect

James Russell. 18-year-old APP
prentice seaman on leave from
Farragut, Ida, was turned over
to shore police today following
his arrest at midnight suspected
of the theft of car from a park
ing lot on Washington Blvd.
Russell was overtaken after a
10-block chase during which
Trumbull State police fired one
shot into the rear of the car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
I War Workers Hit
By Car in Safety Zone

Two war workers. Jerry Cedar.
50, of 3139 f. Fort, and George
Brooks, %, OF 1913 Elmwood,
were seriously injured today
when a motorist lost control Of
his car and plowed through a
safety zone at Elmwood and +.
Lafayette.
The driver. Louis LAME, 20. Of
625 McDougall, was charged with
reckless driving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
DEDICATED TO HEROES

The program. which will rever-
emily mark the moment the first
bomb fell on Pearl Harbor, is
dedicated 10 all American heroes
who gave their lives that fatal
Sunday two years ago this Dec
Z and 10 all our boys who have
since died IN this global war.
SchQoi 6 h il q F = Throughout
Michigan Will mark the day as
one which will live in infamY by
observing a moment Of silence al
W % p. m In a proclamation by
Mayor Jeffries, all Dctroiters were
urged 90 Join IN the observance.
DetroterS are further asked by
Frank n lsbcy Michigan War
Finance Committee chairman. 20
participant Pearl ttarhur Bay
by buying extra war bonds.
NOT READY THEN
Calling on every citizen 10 buy
a war bond on Dee Z, Isbey said
when the treacherOus Japa-
nese attacked us numerically
on Dec. Z, 1871. We were not
ready. Every American citizen
felt the agony in his own heart
hut was helpless TO cope with a
ruthless enemy. \ cry Of unity
went through the nation.
Two years have passed, years
which brought us bad news first
and goOd news later. years I'm
which we all made sacrifices.
Lets commemorate Pearl
Harbor Day with deep-felt
prayer for the loved ones who
are fighting our battles all over
the world.
lets hack our sons and
daughters IN their fight by dOu-
bling our efforts in buying war
bonds.
Every man, woman and child
should partake in our war bond
program ON Dec. ~ that. when
our loved ones come home To a
peaceful world. We can say:
We fought with YOU; We thought
81 YOU and YOUR future; the
home front was awake"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
Seek TO Extradite Fugitive

SAGINAW. Dec. p Sheriff's
officers today we're in Gary. Ind,
attempting 10 eXtradite Willie
Williams. who leaped out Of A
second, story window 10 escape
arrest for burglary three weeks
ago Williams was arrested by
Gary police.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
Bomber Bond Drive Laos

BAY CITY, Dec. Junior
Chamber of Commerce members
were becoming alarmed today
with less than a week left in their
campaign 10 sell S450,000 in War
Bonds TO pay for bomber which
will be christened the City of Bay
CITY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02

reckless driving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02

became citizens. will be returned
10 federal court next Tuesday,
when both government and de-
Tense attorneys Will submit final
arguments as 10 findings of fact
and law
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
City Hall Rites
In Memory Of
Pearl Hdrbor

Plans for a Pearl Harbor Day
memorial service, TO be held on
the city hall steps from 2;15 to
2:30 p. m Tuesday Dee. are
nearing completion today.
Acting as master of ceremonies
for the program will be the Rev.
Raymond S. Clancy. spiritual
director of the Noes and the
ACTU.
Also appearing on the program
will be army and navy fighting
men who have seen active service
on one or more battlefronts, rep
resentatives Of the WAC and
WAVES. Veterans of Foreign
Wars, Boy apdGirl Scouts. AVIS
leaders and a corps Of navy
anchoretteJ.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
Baptist School of
Missions Continues

In 81" a"l"ti uf "i- rru4 G.rv.
held this week 81, the Fm.t EaI,'l.'
church. the baptist work i'm Cuba r.
The subject OF study. Each CNcmn.,
IN" session begins al 100. with the
ilr*t class period. NJ ":l5 the ;,srcru-
bly, period Starts and by $50 the
~Chun! l. adjourned.
ON Tuesday evening the feature
for the assembly period M. current
events on Cuba, presented 10y tine
Junior bows and girls. THIS cvomu-.
I. Il. Rose viii show picture @liI,.
of .'ubd
The Iyc> Of the book. h,rn&
studied are "Carnli'a al CUhH". "i,r
Tells Story. Meet the Youth ~
Cuba. and ~ Baptist Generation
III Cuba. The faculty i composed oi
the following: Misses Frances Sat-,
white. Dolores IIrur"n. Edith Diti ..
Florence Glenn. and Aun Cook; Mi.
q. II. Gwvnn. Mr.. >dmuud BrudI",
Mr.. W. ". Noel. Edwin Fuller Pa
ham. and T.. Norllcrt Gardner. The
ChunI i ,ndCr the direction 81 Nj.
l.. f.. Canister. mI .-I"u .tGdy ch.n-
man. MANY other. have a.. i..l"d Ct.
v3rr"us WAYS III promoting tho
fCnupl.
The average ATTENDANCE" ururuC
llj. AIcirb"r. uI the church aI""
have not vet attended arc urged o..
begin tonight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
Tho Authority on Authorities"

nav -Lu,, %, -, i.s..
SlN hearts .... .uIY i.i!i ,i,.p..
SOutI'S hist r'rli Il rmb., sin. o..
That his two suits were at j,,,,
live cards lDr-. and the second re-.
D.l of them showed that both
were at least six-cardcrs. II
should have been clear that South
was void OF spades or hearts. DOS.
sibiy both. hut almost certainly
of hearts, which North rcbid
Hence, the odds were heavy that
South would trump the heart A.
ana have the X then set up in
ounriy for Il diamond discard
JUS what happened.
On bidding Like South's. th.
The most damaging lead usually 10
Il trump. to take out of dummy
one which probably is needed 10
ruff Il loser in the side suit II
West had led \ club. South wouId
have been beaten. as he could
rcvcr have got rid of all of his
losing diamonds unless he wos
able TO discard one on the hcart
Is or else rl<f two Of them. Both
Of those possibilities would have
been rcm"y.i by leading a club
instead Of q heart.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21

Moon by Glick-Log0n. Jcn cn YOU $
solo WAS ~ Dream by Bartlett.
All pleased the aud!c:cc greatly by
their work.
me glcc club opened with three
numbers. followed by Miss Crab.
trees solo, and then u mixed che
rus gave three numbers, followed
by three Others by the gIrc club.
The final panel WGs Cruup o.
p"ir.utic Songs ~ the mixcd chorus,
and the 'i-alc WAS by the entire
On Cmh!C, presenting The Star Span
givd BInncr." with Nrinm Powell
sta ding the rear Spptiigh,Cd as tie
Sta'u" of Liberty, holding alo!, the
torch q: freedom.
U.hcrs icr tine evening were IN
ta.L Brake. Mnblr Butts. OvCida FL
IS md Ann Griffin.
The audience WIS generous III an.
plJU q U"d M iavur4hl" comment
~ tie riu%ram. which VS. char
aCtrr5~"i ~ an "Nr, Ii,ut pr,.!rl,;:.
lion al the ypUnI n.U iC.i.s.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21

Because there has never been a
Time when feminine charm was ni"rC
important. you'll want thi. Marian
Martin lr"ck. Pattern g&l%. It, .nr;
y"li"d bodice and H. paurIcd skirt
Al" ilat;"rlng irr %ulu figure. IL,
nice ucCkllmC and gay utllc az .IC-
.aC trim make ynu pretty,
Pattern 1918 NAV bc ordered onIv
III w"mun'S sizes -. 80. 81. 10. =.
III. i6. Is. Sic Sc require, ; 81
yards 35-Inch: - yards guli!rur.
Send SlNTEEN CENTS III ,.rGs
fOv this Marian Martin pattern.
Write plainly SIZE, NAME, AID.
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order To Daily Dispatch.
Pattern Department, 232 ". 18th S..
New York, n. y.
Because Jl the SlOwncSs of the
mails. delivery of our patterns may
take few days longer than usual.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
Glee Club Concert At
thigh School PleaSes

The annual cUaccrt Of Henderson,
high School Cleo Club was given
III the school auditorium TucsJJv
'E'M'-g before an apprccia;ivc au-
ol'hcr. Numbers given ranged from
."Vic" 20 classical and folk SONGS.
i'SSN Parker. u: lhu syn.y. -, i.
rs director If the group and led
III" musicians III Il manner ,hlt
WU"!d nave done credit To- o.v !uucl
,,'2' and n.uch more experienced.
ME- LrS. ic C"sdcli WA; faculty Spon-
S"r Tor Inc program.
Frances ii'gri Was acrompauist Tor
'NE c"".u. I'D Gloria Van Dyke TO-.
Sr''E Al;m3cr. Their services WEI.
al r>ycl.CD. character.
- j" numbers were taken by l.a,.r.
""''' Llt''"cc. Jensen Vow. ami
, 'h@N '1.r'. Tempe bradley aud
''h. ''l Vow had sol" parts with
SEVERE" r."". .mbc!s. M Crab
rec .h"- Sylvia" hy Obey Spcl!.s,
ana Miss i'vrh,s's uulgr. W.Is "!.4...
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
Junior Senior
Affair Planned
For This Year

y junl0r-Scuinr banquet. scaled
I" wartime simplicity, will be given
At Henderson nI.:H school Tins &pring
II was decided yesterday afternoon
AT Il meeting of mothers of pupils Of
the tenth grade OF the school. \ def
inilc date has not been determined.
Mrs. X. +. Thompson and Mrs. I.
Ii. Rose. Jr.. were named Clarrm"n
81 iru".Ll committees to bC in Vharg,
ul the affair, Mrs. Thompson "a have
charge OF arrangements ior the o.
hcr and Mis-. Rose to plan dCctla-
tics and entertainment. and other
v"..niIG"cs ~. - be appointed 60
work with the general committees,
III" 6"Cl IDm at yesterdays ncur-
ing settled controversy as to whcti;-
a. tho JUrlu"-SCuIur. Il highlr%Hl ~
The #choul year uppcrCiaS m"u o..
Times past, should br continued tins
year ur ,huuli bc lurUGunc in ,Iuv.
q the war effort.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
To Wake Forest Dance.

IT,UIt--|N glII> Ilr InVllGd 10 Il
G,urr Sa'a.d"v night al Wake For
81 lnr the Finance School there. anS:
AMY r.u..H- VIII bc sent over for
ans who uiIrnd. The are To meet
- %, i.Igc hCtct at 100 o'cluCk
Saturday evening tor the dance,
gu,. .I.i J., informal. Each group
l.y'r. D. asked io select four from
he. -.Ug 80 80. ard Thursday even
H. 60 awe Mrs. Alex Watkins the
ua.., of 'Hn.s "Gvl- from lH,lr group
UUu plan t. attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21

iWIli|Cr PM winner The Late Nh.
G'"r"S Appiry'. she also read thc
'Iuu W,m"u., creed.
y birthday auIy Wa- written b>
Ma. DuUi ~, stan icy Ms. f.. NJ.
:p.gI:h.T', 10 tie tame "I "Nnchur,
AN"tsa Fer the ,rll call. each
El,.uCr mentioned an uut.tuuu...g
sI'II' nj curing In" clubs ,Nlstcncc.
- auuS u the tune ut The Biz
Hr'.L 49, W.itisu by Mr.. W. NJ.
N"iii'. W"s sumG l.. &c members,
I."!t% Nt," ",hvr ididliur times.
ca, 2. We, mI.vi mtr inc din
80. .r.a .,. .,i,, hur.ut-. In. ia,tc
n.... .. ,..'t...' ,..g.., .,...,u. O.. .jI.,.
,..!.! ut!us. IN! !I..ur,u rl'u:lrs. IL,
'a...u Nd; .v:rld H!,H Il" birthday
c.."'. ...t lIcr rr!.,y. nut. and
Him E,.. served.
.!.,a! s:.c;a l.y ,hr Afternoon
wee Ala. /. II. C."UJ.r and AlIs
f.. IL. ia.tDivy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
Red Cross Receives
Quota for Knitting.

i rcw quota Of wool hr> been
received bv tho Red Cross CHAIR
nan Of knitting. and Cvcry0rC vino
ca. kni, is urged {" iakC m@.".'al
for ono Of ih"Sc garment immvd. IT,.
Is. since ihi, is ;hc llrGcs: .imcl
quota ever received hero. Included
arc tho following articles for navy:
IL ttntlcnccky and 100 pairs of glove
with fingers: ard Tor ihC army. &C
V-ncck sweaters (SlCCvClCSS). 80 hcl-
mCts. and loo mufllCrs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
EOKESEE TIE DihA

SoN MANY an occasion. II IS
possible for the defender. vino has
listened carefully 10 the bidding
ana Then Grawn logical CDnClu-,
SONS from ii. 10 figure out lust
now the dcc!arcr is likely 10 play
Tor his contract. This applies most
cmphat!cally when there has been
a iot'of bidding. showing the dis
tribution of the drcllrcr4 hand
ana IN" dummy, Use of such mel
TAI processes can sometimes steer
inc opening leader away from the
most disastrous lead 10 the one
opening which promises best TO
tiiwart the plan.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
lr' cup?I Notice

1CN-Eo''- " Tho Woman. AMI
iary Of Holy InrocCr's Eniscnrl'
,r.'1-.', n"r ;rr~j 80 '-'." note r,r'
rhc tcn,cn offering will ne present.
cd - -" . O'Cl~"li service ~ Mum.
Nv Thursday Ncmbcrs arc asked
10 take their offering 10 thc service
or 10 get il TO their treasurer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
Local Girls Pass
Tests for WAACs

Misses fiuvuv ard Geraldine Ei-
wards, Of Cnua'uu Street. rcccn,i.
HI cI 'hg alert md phy zeal ,c,N
IL III" WNAC induction center
DtH.",u, and they have been
cCptud Tor Dys.r t.uini.g. rncy "
leave III about two weeks Tor cam,
which point has not been specified.
Mrs K. -. Gree is local rcgistru:
,nr those Interested IN joining tic
WAAC.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
- IC"iC1 for NAVY { DII-Sr

D"'wo"d ". Faul..mcr. SN3c l.. =.
y. Il. Euw stationed u, the Naval
Training Schrul II Richmond. Va.
Dos "-,r s. !"";"L toy the Navy VIZ
college training. Enlisted men mc
'"iod tins trui,:Iu". based upon
their physical condition. aptitude.
nt rec. HEv"dat.rl l"om their con.
handing officer. H." will leave for
o'' Co.. I'. i2uatai wv ,hc Navy. by
.ri .fBf,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
[ ilnir I'rLr.ICC.

Tie .lUu!ur choir at the FIRST Bip-
tit church viii practice ~ ala
p',lrr. Thursday evening al the
h,." %, AlI>. ". V. Parker. The
tame has been chan%rd because of
The .gn,I ul missions beng hciu
III. ~,,I. ~ The church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21

West, practically out OF force of
habit. led his heart a. and tive con
tract became unbeatable. Thai. of
course, was runCd, setting UP the
is. To get rid Of five losing dil-
monds. South led tic y and then
the Z. ruling with the dummv's
club .. Four spades and the heart
* brought disCards Of tho remain
ing diamond losers, leaving South
.chIy his trumps. One of these he
had TO lose to West. hut that vas
all. so he was home.
SNo:'h's repeated bids Of hearts
followed by ono " raGcs shm,lr
Distributed By Kin. =
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
Promoted,

John NJ. StrUthcr. son of Mr.. 81
II. Stro'hvr ur Henderson. h;.s been,
promoted from tie rank of private
- rH"' Il corporal. Al cambridge
Nm% AIr Field. cambridge, Ala.
Corporal S'rutiIrr entered the air
.r.c,S III August. 1912.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21

1t. J".cHhnc Mart II of tie VAC
has bc"m promoted 10 In, ran. 90.
s"cond officer. which corr" u .".4 :.
the rank "t first lic'tc"n"r l.,
Martin IS mpw stationed al Fort y -
Mo!nCS. De. Mp!ucS. Iowa.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21

N!a"v r'.nuo" NvSCri". Guurilrr ~
Mr. and Mrs. llCurv G. NvS"t'". or
Nnrlra route .. has returned hcr-c
after having az operation al Marta
pIlNam hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
WITH THE SICK
In,nrn,.iI,. sIn.,I,.

Fricad, VIII regret 10 learn t1li
Mrs 4. VI. BrbCr;.ou j. imDrrvi q
very slowly 1T her home on route ..
Henderson. She has been sicl; for
some tUC.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
I,rturu rron Durham.

Mr.. Paul Faulkner and Miss
Orrdt Ellington have returned from
Dwnum where they visited their 81
Ter Al. Willie Belle Ellington.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21

Tn, NvCuci, Pmcut-Tcachrr Assu-
c,at.ou viii meet Thursday night,
Ap..! -. nj s O'Clock. All parc:ils
.,u teachers are cordially invited 10
attend
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
Il Washington

Mr.. Il. Il. Green left this morn!rs
10 spend several days with Lirutcr
an Evr,r; b. Green, who is still
Confined - Waiter Reed hospital in
W..n.u.ian. -. {.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
4 \
. WITH OUR BOYS 4
in SERVICE
l.
In Army .tir EricCS.

Melon Satr.,.l,I.r lett yrstvyd. =
tor Ma h,.i.v. tenn where nc j., To-
80 III framing 81. ~ aviation Cddct
~ the Army Ar fulccS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21

as's=,.. A.is.c- no.I Long Thomas
.'.t ..H'' ..."r%. @.,. +. u. Barn
'.... H.. 80 ........ ard Mis-.
...... ..,H.'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-21
CONGRATULATIONS
'i&tH&1j
Birth of Son

N"i. a. Il Mrs. Cl1ud J.. Errlcy. Of
~, .'Hril, announce The birth of Il son.
o. .'','un W"pdliCt KcrlCy. on April
~ al Maria rarhnm hospital
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
AT USO Ceniers
sATURDAY. JAN. 1s


iO6 Rust Bldg Registration
junior hostesses. Uso-Trayelers
Aid service. l 10 II 2. m.
18th and Pacific Variety night.
7:3o ?. m.
18th and Dance. post
band. $50 p. m.
IT'S Commerce - Dance. $50
? m.
south Tacoma Saturday party.
8 ?. m.
6Iz Pr0yident BIdg.-Uso-
Travellers AID service, 10 a. M. 10
! p. m. After ! at Rust Bldg.
SUNDAY, JAN. ~
I0s Rust Bid. o-Trsyeiers
service, 2 70 10 p. m.
18th and Pacific mu-
sic. 800. Vesper services. 5 p. m.
QUIZ program, 100 .. m.
18th and Movie. Il. 5.
7 and 10 p m. Coffee hour. special
music. 5 O'Clock, sponsored by I'm
manuel Presbyterian church circle,
Mrs. c. o. Bates, chairman.
us Commerce Music hour 8
O'Clock.
South Tacoma club. $50
p. m Coffee hour. special music.
5 p. n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
Former Tacoman
Dies at Centralia

CENTRAIIA-Last rites were
held Saturday for Albert Leon
Thompson, 69-year-old retired
millwright and lumber mill en-
gineer, who passed away Thurs
day in local hospital. Inter.
ment was in Sticklin cemetery.
Thompson was a former Tacoma
resident.
A native of Beaver Center.
Penn, he was married to Eliza
beth Ann Thompson in Manistee,
Mich, in 1893 and later Joined
the Methodist church. In 1909 he
came to the west coast with his
family and in 1910 settled in
Washington. His wife expired in
1921 and was inferred in Muck
Creek cemetery in Pierce county.
Her remains will be moved TO
Centralia to rest beside those of
her husband.
Since 1880 Thompson had made
his home with a step-son, John p.
Daniels and family, of Centralia,
Wash.
Other survivors include a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lucille Selley, OF Yelm:
a step-daughter, Charlotte Conner
Tacoma; two brothers. Ray
Thompson, Bovey, MINI, and Carl
Thompson, of Michigan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
Realtors Hear
Cain, Soldiers

There was an element of serious
business in ii. but at the annual
dinner meeting of Tacoma Real
Estate board Friday night at
Hotel Winthrop there also was
bit of nonsense that is relished
now and then by the best of men.
Mayor Harry p. Cain. with the
experience of the night before at
the meeting of the Seattle board.
did everything that was possible
for a master of ceremonies TO do
to see that nothing Of dizziness
slipped into the program. In that
ha WAS ably aided by a quartet
of entertainers from Fort Lewis.
Business side of the dinner in
eluded recognition OF the services
Of the retiring officers and a well
come to the new president, Harold
A. Allen. The retiring president,
Harold Gloyde. continues as a
member of the official family as
vice president.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
VIM. ID. J. BEAUME

VIM. d. J. Beaume. 81. Of s23
SO. G ST. died in a local hospital
Friday. He had been III for more
than a year. He was born In La
Sale. Mich. and came To Tacoma
in 1906. He worked for Tacoma
Smelter the past % years and re-
tired in 1910 He was a member of
Elks lodge No. ia. Surviving are
his wife Edna. two half-brothers.
Benjamin and Harvey. Of Lasalle,
Mich. and half-sister. Victoria
Sheibel Of Monroe. Mich. Funeral
services will be held Monday. 100
p. m. at Buckley-King Co. chapel.
Rev. Carl johnson VIII officiate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
Ease Restrictions
On Sale Of Liquor

All restrictions will be removed
on the sale of brandy and an extra
fifth Of Scotch whisky will be
added to the quart-a-week ration
Of hard liquor starting Monday.
the State Liquor Board announced.
Chairman Evro Beckett said
several carloads Of liquor arrived
from distillers. making possible
the more liberal regulations.
Beckett reported Washington
drinkers during December, des-
pite the liquor rationing program.
bought $4.925. O5e worth Of hard
liquor and wines. new record.
During the four days preceding
Christmas, the board sold 81 500, :
600 worth Of liquor, more than the
average months sale in 1871.
Total sales in November. 1912.
were s2,750.000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
Red Cross Aids
Service Men Find
Relatives, Friends

One Of the busiest women A.
Tsooms chapter Of American Red
Cross is Miss Eleanor Hers1n.
chairman in charge Of home
service here.
Miss Hsrvin's task is 10 assist
in locating relatives and friends
Of service men. abroad and At
training fields. who have lost con-
tact with them and believe dear
ones" and others may be in Ia
coma or vicinity.
Hundreds Of kilograms and let
tiers are received each week by
the home service chairman and her
assistants seeking such assistance.
Much time is spent tracing rela-
tives and friends. And. In most
instances, the RED Cross Is sue
eessful in fulfilling the requests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
Must Report Idle
Buses 10 0DT

All idle" trucks. hnsses. and
other vehicles In the state of
Washington, except taxioabs.
rental cars. hear~es and smbu-
lsnccs must be reported 10 the
nearest office OF defense trans
portatlon. Clifford n. Niekerson.
district manager Of the motor
transport division. reminded Sat-
urday.
Reports should he made on oDT
form Owns. a simple slnrle sheet
Of only eight questions which can
he obtained from and should be
returned To the local oDT district
office, located at the Chamber OF
Commerce.
Owners are required 10 list all
commercial motor vehicles which
were idle during the last IL days
OF the month. The report should
be filed within five days after the
last day OF the month covered by
the form.
Commercial vehicle owners with
no Idle equipment need not submit
a report, Niekerson said.
J. ]. Mcdonald. Tacoma repre-
sentative stationed nj the Cham.
Der, VIII be out Of the city Mon.
day. but VIII rvturn Tuesday and
be here the remainder OF ths
month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
Escaped Army
Prisoner Hunt
Is Ceniered Here

Military. state r.trcl Ard raise<
authorities Saturday were attn
eenterinT n Tsccns their hunt
for Second Lieut. Joseph A. Pot.
se-year-old Fort Lewis Officer.
Who escaped confinement thss
week while awaiting completion 81
IN investigation az asserted s~dl-
tlous activity 81 the pest
roh. former University of
California stadsnt with an alleged
radical background. had. accord.
ing 10 reports. heeu stripped cf.his
rank and confined 70 Ms quarter.
following arrest several weeks age
after army Intelligence officsrs
discovered ~ attempt va h<lnk
made 10 form . sahserslve orFsni-
nation within the army
Litera tare eiilifyinf ~
president ef th~ United states
and other. had b~~n mailed
from he fort. fcii u si-s
alleged % have attended pub
Nc rs>etisss ard q have apo
hen disparaginkl, Il the high
command.
Poll 10 known 10 hss~ come 10
Tacoma after his escape. His ear
was later found abandoned near
Auburn. II II believed he 10 stlil
In the vicinity. - that he can con-
tact friendn 10 obtain finances
Pickup orders have h~ea
sent 10 Oregon police autheri-
ties n well ~ % al isu en-
foreement agencies In this
state. u va. harmed saturday.
Poll h described rs five feet.
nine inches tall. las lhs.. slender
and dark complicated.