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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Down 10 Business

So. If YOU arc miserable about
YOUR overweight, stop pllng the
sugar and cream on your berries
and got down 10 business Re-
ducing isn't going TO hurt you.
II viii do YOU good-if you fol-
low a similar program l can
give YOU hers, exactly
She went on a diet composed
mostly Of the protective foods,
the ones high in vltamins, MIN
cral, and protein, the ones you
need every day
For protein she had one or
two EGGS a day. 4 serving of
lean meat rSh or fowl or beans,
and two glasses Of skim milk.
For minerals and yitamns,
,hc had q green leafy cooked
vegetable. another cooked vcEe-
table NJ some kind. a raw voge-
table salad mixed with vinegar
and seasoning. TWO fresh fruits.
four slices Of 100 per cent whole
grain bread and Two pats OF
butter. each 1i4Nli,Nl4 - Sfe
did not cat any gravy. fat Of
rcat. frrVf f01dS, uay0nnaT-c
or rich desserts.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25

make gravy rrow the fa' Icft
In tee pam ~lrne ln TWO table
spoons ni lul. one Gun ot milk
or cream and fhl cup of stock
made from the r.n'atS II YOU
like 4as frr button nush-
rooms Serve the chicken with
the gravy poured around n.
TFNDFR. FRAGRANT brown
bread ADAPTED from A famous
New England recipe. has a way
with appetltes.
-.
ne" In9'eno brown o'eao
I sgq
''' sugar
. teaspoon soda
cup molt>scs
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25

draws up a chair for YOU in
front of q blazing fire one
hA- A-nue ne takes down the treas
ured volumes, ChuCkIng as he
reads choice paragraphs You
find yourself iottIng down the
titles as muStS for your own
DOOk shelves.
a iittir Of everything says
Mr. Smith for your library
must bc well rounded. lie likes
10 group them over here,
books on travel o.. across the
way, OF historical note. There
must be a poets corner bIogra-
phleS and memoirs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
LBS Swing

The skirt has the swing that
youth demands. Achieved via d
diagonal cut. the fullneSs fall
from a fitted hjpband that Sims
your mldriff 10 miniature pro
portions
And if you like Suspendcr
effect, you can have u with tins
costume. for II boasts two dark
green straps that may he worn
over a blouse or under :,
You can team the skirt UP
with various h!ouses for "A ward
robe change or couple tho
Jacket with other skirts for a
rcw costume every date.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Versa+ie

In sizes nine through - the
dress comes IN one color com
hinatiOn n deep Tn green Jacket
with chcck-piad taifeta skirt
Of purple. green, black and
white. FN sddcd measure,
there n ncRt little date pad
that accompanies every dress
the better 20 keep track oi
Your evenings with the army,
navy and marine corps The
price tag of tho dress says
1855.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Trim Item
For College
Wardrobes es
BY JOAN DEAN

REQUIRED-IN every back
to-school wardrobe whether it
is be college or high school
one dressy date frock.
Suits plus sweaters and skirts
still form the backlog of school
togs but for those extra cur
ricular activities. coke concerts
AT the frat house. informal
Saturday night dances or a trip
into town for Sunday dinner.
all these require a costume
that's super-S m o o I h and a
change from tailored clothes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Old Favorites

Mr.. Smith does not presume
TO suggest titles for your library
o., ne merely mentions some Of
his own faVorIteS and what trey
arc apt 10 mean 10 you.
Matter of fact. the delightful
thing about the book is that he
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
All Your Lie!

Book catalogs, he says. are
delightful. You can spend entire
evenings with them selecting
new friends for that library Of
yours.
Also YOU must make the ac-
quaintance Of a book seller =.
browse about his shop. Now,
here's a book, seq he, that never
got 10 be a best seller .. but
its a Jewel TWO 10 one, you'll
walk out with it under your
arm.
And 50 you 20 on gathering
your books about you. You
never finish your library, though
att al ,y-etiifa life yeti keep AZ IL.
Every book suggests another
and still another but mean
time you Go read your
library has been growing and
YOU have been growing with
II
And, meantime. you have
spent the evening with genial,
interesting gentleman.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Look Who's Here

I never would have suspected
Hal Smith of gathering the kind
of library he appears 10 have
or taking time off 10 as
semble the biography of sky
lark. | knew him as a lawyer
crisp and stern, knee deep
in those terrifying things called
law books. Law books, l have
always felt, could do anything
10 you.
This will quite likely surprise
Mr.. Smith, who probably has
no recollection Of ever having
made my acquaintance. / was
ms secretary many years
ago.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Success
Story Told
By Reducer
BY IDA JEAN KAN

WHAT 1T takes 10 get some
Of YOU started on reducing is
before and after story Before
you will tackle IL YOU have 10
hear how somebody else did II.
The prize letter of the sum-
mer has just arrived and !
believe it Will furnish all the
incentive YOU need, especially If
you are working hard and think
reducing might cause you 10
break down.
In il a Kentucky farm home
maker tells how she took care
of three children. ran a l0-room
house and two gardens and met
her canning budget Of 1000 Jars
Of food. and all without Il break
IN pace as she took off 40
pounds!
But. 10 me here is the amaz-
inc part. Best Of all, she
writes. my hair. which had
been turning gray since I was
II is slowly but surely getting
It's natural color back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Dodge Explains
RenegOtidtiOnO Of
War Contracts
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

"RenegotiatiOn OF war con-
tracts is as essential Ia the pro-
lection OF business as 10 the
government"
With this warning, Joseph NJ
Dodge, president of the Detroit
Bank, and now chairman Of price
adjustment for all government
agencies. outlined the renegotia-
ton program for members Of the
Economic Club OF Detroit az yes
terday'S meeting in the Book
Cadillac Hotel
Pulling no punches, Dodge cited
actual cases OF excessive profits,
emitting only the firm names.
He mentioned one case in which
two owners Of business took
$4,000 in 1910 and $4,000 in
1912.
"In addition, they paid them
selves $4,000 in dividends" he
added
Those two men claimed that
renegOtiation, which left the
business sufficient profit 90 do
this, was hurting the life of
their business" he said.
War is not and cannot be a
period of prosperity, Dodge con-
tended. Rather, he said. it is a
period of greater activity In
which those engaged in wartime
activities should get less net
disable returns than normal.
The Detroit banker aSsailed the
philosophy which calls for rene
gotiation after taxes
That's like charging taxes
as a business expense" he said.
Wartime taxes are not de-
signed to leave the taxpayer as
much as or more than he
earned in peacetime.
Calling cooperation with the
renegotiators, he pointed out that
those now serving were doing sc
because they do not want price
adjustment in the hands OF sociaI
radicals"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
History
Quiz
Listed
BY JOHN CREECY

Detroit's history teachers were
busy today preparing questions 10
test the knowledge of high school
students throughout the nation in
competition for the William Ran
dolph Hearst American History
Award.
Under DR.. Charles c. Barnes,
director of social sciences for the
Detroit public schools, the his
tory teachers will select 20 ques-
tons, which will be added TO a
pool of questions submitted by
educators in the II other large
cities participating in the award.
S25 AT EACH SCHOOL
A national committee then will
select so questions from the pool.
These will form the award exam
ination. which will be given Nov.
30 TO leading history students in
each of the cities.
National awards totaling $4,000
and Detroit awards of 1000 have
been offered by Mr.. Hearst for
the students who rank highest in
the examination.
A SIS bond will 60 10 the leader
at each Of the city's l9 public
high schools. The Detroit winner
will get a $3.50 bond, while awards
scaling from 500 to $50 in bonds
have been set aside for those who
rank second TO fifth, inclusive, in
Detroit.
EXAM NOV. 80
First award in the national
Judging is a $1,000 bond Thus,
if the national winner is De-
troiter. he will receive three
school, city and national
for a total of SIPS in bonds.
At each high school, the en-
trants will be narrowed down to
the five outstanding students OF
history,
These students-95 in all--will
take the award examination or
Nov. 30 at the same hour students
| in other cities are taking 1t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26

/ will make
II ut ohio
graphical and
call il, Me,
Hoptoa d.
T hats the
way l feel
right now.
Next time
Il m q ' 2 d
another city,
IL ever, l am
going 60 pick
out one which
YOU can cross
in a taNicab
4 o r $3.50.
This Is prob
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
3 Is Lucky for Her

LUDINGTON. Oct Is up
You can't tell Mrs. Herman I.
Timm Of Ludington that the thir-
teenth IS an unlucky day. Two
years ago Oct - some one en-
tered her home and stole her
diamond ring On Oct. 10 this
year the ring was returned
through the mail. with no indica-
ton Of VINO sent II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Here
and
Now

Charles Francis Coo became
pretty widely famed for writing
2 novel called ME. GangSter.
III ever write a novel. ! think
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

Richard Gaines. the young New
York stage altar VINO has played
Abraham Lincoln and Woodrow
Wilson In recent Broadway offer
lngs. Ia a fugitive from American
history al the moment.
He has just turned down the
role 81 George Washington IN
Three Gentlemen from America. .
new Sidney Kingsley play. Galnss
also had - an alternate choice
the part Of Thomas Jefferson IN
the same drama
4 came vest for pictures. .
Gaines aald at Columbia. because.
hack east, I found I was typed In
historical roles. II gave me an
inferiority complex playing Moth
Ing but important personagssss
The actors current pleturt 10
a Night 70 Remember. with
Loretta Young and Bran Ahsrens
at the Beverly thsater Gaines
has been IN only one other film.
Tine H0wafds Of Virginia He
played Patrick Henry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
magazine Crew
Leaders Arrested

sKATTLE--A young man and
woman operating 4 msnnxine-
sales crew Friday faced ehaTkes
Of contributing IN The delinquency
of twn t6-ysar-nld Nan Francisco
girls IN complaints brought BY the
father Of ons II the KIrIs
Clarence iii. IT. II. and
Maxine Brown. -. were named
- ieaders n the crew. proee1si-
tor john JUNE told the court ths
pair lsfs The Klrlz destitute sffef
bringing them from ssn Francisco
10 Seattle by automobile. ssthen
leaving them without suitable
homes and adequate means u Oh.
tanning an honest living
Ths kirI whnse father sxors to
the charges .aid shs earned -
in two and a half weeks Of work.
She said sns was instructed 70
approach men On the .treel ana
sell magazines en- The pretense shs
was earning money 10 attend
nurses school
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Caifney Offers
Sunday Dancing

Announcement WAS made today
by n. X Gsffney Of oaffnsys
Grove that the popular resort viii
be open for Sunday dancing with
the initiating dance scheduled for
this Sunday. April I.
The Sunday dancing viii BE- I'M
der the baton Of Ky FOX. whose
orchestra II leading thu way for
the Saturday night dances which
have already been In progress for
several weeks. In addition. roller
skating in ths pavilion may b. en-
joyed en- either Saturday or SUN
day. All concessions. including
golf. tennis and boating are open:
and cabins are available for week
ends or longer.
Gsffney also remalnded sports
men that the fishing season Will be
open April and that from EVERY
Indication the fish will be striking
In Lake wilderness. on the shores
of which the Grove IL located.
CHffney's located within easy
distance Of Tacoma and may be
reached either by car or bus. Bns
lines connect through Seattle VA
Black Diamond.
Gaffney II also reminding form
cr and new patrons OF Inc rules
regarding the Grove. In thai only
soft drinks are no. served within
tina park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Post Personnel
To See "Claudia"

A four-day presentation of Rose
Franken's nationally known COM
edy. Claudia" at FIT. Lewis, April
3, 5. and :, has been arranged
by the Uso Camp Shows.
Since November, this comedy
has been presented constantly be
fore the armed forces of the
United States in army camps and
naval bases.
Headed by Emily MeNair. who
has scored successes in the George
Abbot comedies, the cast includes
Myrtle Tannahill. Alice Buchanan.
Norme Bianchi, Justina Wayne,
Edward Harvey and Hamilton Mott
in leading roles. The producer and
writer of the show have waived
all royalties for the USO Camp
Shows presentation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Robson Here
Next Thursday

Greatest musical attraction
for months IN Tacoma concert
series = The appearances -
Paul Roheson next Thursday
night, April :. 1t ths Temple
theater on ~. Heleas ave
Al this time al The lekssz
purchased Tor the Raheson rom
cert which Vas earlier cancels
led due 10 the artists sudden
Illness and confinement 10 =
Tacoma hospital, vii be hon
ored.
There are stlll few seats
available on the stage for the
Thursday night program. The
appearance Of the great Negro
baritone II much anticipated
In Tacoma circles. and the
house will be filled 10 capacity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

Tuesday, May 7. 1888. His mother
was then Al years old, his father
was 81.
After studying with Cossel for
some time, Marxsen, one of the
best teachers in that part of Ger
many, finally took the boy Hunder
his care. teaching him without
compensation.
At the age of IA. Brahms gave
his first concert, playing the fol-
lowing program:
Adagio and Rondo =. Rosenhain
Fantasia on William Tell Dohler
Serenade for left hand. Marxsen
Etude ................. Herr
Fugue .....,......... bacn
Variations on a Volkslied Brahms
After two more concerts within
a few months of this one, he made
no public appearance for five
years, but studied faithfully and
zealously, with the result which
has but few parallels IN musical
annals.
In 1853. the turning point in
Brahms life. he joined Rem
enyi. the Hungarian gypsy
violinist, in a concert tour
through northern Germany.
The violinist had previously
visited in Hamburg and had met
the young composer, who accom-
panied him with great force and
fire in the now well-known Hun
garian dances.
On this tour Brahms met
Joachim, the great German vio-
linist, whom he astonished at a
concert by surprising feat of
musical ability. The pitch of the
piano was low and Brahms cody
transposed Beethoven's Kreutzer
Sonata from A TO B flat without
the assistance of notes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Production OF Pork
Sets Highest Record

GHfdA6O-Tne American Meat
Institute announced Friday that
March production of pork was 1T
an all-time high and IS per cent
above that Of March a year ago.
Beef and veal production dur
ing tns last month we're more than
80 per cent above thx 1879 81
average for March ana somewhat
exceeded production in February
the institute reported IN a I've
gtoek and meat trade review
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

Grsgor Plstagorsky. information
ally noted eeilist. will b. guest
artist ON the New York Phllhar.
monte program Sunday. April }.
from ~ To 2. .
Pistagorsky vii be heard N
tbs Eehumann concerto n A min
or. AlAo scheduled 10 be played
b. the symphony on ths sanas pro-
gram II the Italian symphony"
BY Aendeissohn and symphonic
Picture" from Gershsin's "pofEy
and B4sH.s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Dates You Should Remember

Tonight April 2Lneon Music Department giving
Club a..
s-Ineon High School
partment giving Club a.
Thursday April sPaul Robeson baritone. Temple Thester
Wednesday, April II Josef Hoffman pianist Anstar Artist
Series, Temple Theater
Sunday Society.
Jones Hall auditorium
Friday, sPuget symphony
the direction of Louis Wersen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

Thirty dss. sxr ~ tsesafy
hAiis -. esls . nekuiess.
la~..- >arzIi.. - FrIa.s.
ses is<l.s we have . fully
f~h~aT~~a ehsfa> ana arsA~.=
u. n TN F~.ais<.. fsr sk<
r~rfurr.ssrs.
=. ssen - - 81 re green
IExhE - contacted the dIressar q
practically every chorus. kls~ eiah
ara church shair IN fuwn IN =
ff~ dsf. . STREAM ef volunteer
singers application. n I'D IN the
vietorY ehafa. kexan u nour n
Deliver Ian<z Ars byron
Foreman. Ars Nd Graves. Sister
Ie.erhs and Mrs.. Ernest watts
vatssnr With Nuralns. .rarrea
ne effort On The ellmax wsH
reached ~ ne full rehearsal -
Sunday shsn singers fFnm every
church denomination. sehnal md
club turned np and went 10 work :
Muse teachers sras nurll.. ard
even small cholrs we're repre-
ssntsd
n<k~sr~si xt.rt~s
Instrumsn.allsl. enllsted through
The sfferts ef Clayton johnson.
Erich kaker and p<lw~n Jones'
were On hand prnmrtls and the
full rehearsal Wa started
Acting IN pure faith. tins War
Music commission ordered 800
copies each q The three senHs
selected fer the rally. one pub
Usher henitatsd 10 M the ofdeF.
The committee wired guarantee
lns The account. The music ar
rived and "a. sold out IN tAr~s
days.
lat Sundays rehearsal started
In sections. - To speak. The %.
prann. in one rnam. under Mrs..
Mary Humphrey King. assisted by
Mrs. Aaeline Foreman. Aeeompsn-
lat. the altos. With Miss nessries
MoIianey and anaompanlsl. Mlss
Ruth johnson. the tenars with Kari
Weiss. accompanies. Edith Andsr.
son. and masses under Frederick
Wallis, accompanies. Helsn Cong
don. Kari Dietrich manages the
orchestra. with Erieh koksr and
Frank Anarue in charge Of or
ehestra personnel and tuning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Sweep to Be Launched
Al WBC Next Monday

Another Tacoma built mine
sweeper for the navy viii slide
down the ways of Western Boat
building Co. next Monday with
little 10 Ann Megary. eight-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Megary. as sponsor. the
Thirteenth. Naval district head
quarters announced.
The vessel is officially desig-
mated the YMs 80 and Is a
wooden-hull vessel
Megary, father Of the sponsor,
has been machine shop foreman for
the Petrich plant for many years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

4 varied program presenting
regional artists I'll climax re
flnsi musical matinee a. Re Ladies
Musical rfuh. = - 30 Tuesday.
April {. It as , n. n Nsyef-
haeuser hall
Patricia slmr=an-Hutsan - s.
sttls 81 - featured il TO pane
groups. Ennice rrnszer Cram n :
yielin concerto. and : sexset 81
Musical club members vii zznk :
group ef secular numbers.
The program VII ~ - follows.
canzone. from senaIs N I
major ....ss=..s. clsaazRsrtnk
Rafass1s .szssz..sssst.s sxa1isllE
Teeests md Fague IN y miner
.ss.sssss4ssssss.. Raeh-nslsonl
Patricia slmnsan=Hutioa.
Piano
Concerto IN @ mlner. Rrueh
Adagio
Finale
Ennioe rresser Grain. ylelin
Rose karassk sehlsrh II he
Piano
ram 800 .ssssssssssss.. 1urfsn
Spring, Lovely Spring -. .Gfieg
Summertime. from Percy and
Hess .=ss==zs.*s#s=.. Gerzhwsn
Mesdames Stevens : Ander-
son. A. Marched stevens.
George n. Fisher. Helen narh-
ke. ". p. coars. Louia J.
Musesk
Mrs. Lawrence Dafralne II
the Piano
Reflections in The Water. Dehussy
fntermeszo, Opus its. No. a..
s.sss*ss sss.sssasssHst HsahmH
panss Of Olaf. Opus ., No. a..
........s.... fiok-AanstaFslll
Mrs Hutton
Il canrielenss ....s..... Eigar
The Maid With the Flaxan Hair
..stss..ssssss hennssY
zanateado tspanish Dsneel...
t........ sssss4444s8s shfhhAtt
Mra. Grain
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

me carry musical history Of
Hamburg, the German commercial
metropolis. aside from the re-
markahle development Of its opera
IN the nth century. Is not noted
for artistic events or personalities.
The 18th century. however.
made amends 10 the Hanseafic
city by the birth of two of its
greatest Observation-Disclosures
sohn and Brahms.
AS one gazes upon the RAM
shaekle building in which Brahms
was born, it should be remembered
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

M 49, wrEn@ ~
NfAes< neW ee
neetN sH=s. - E@~ss Wesss
80 ~esssse w. -
- ar1eaieestee y
- - sesass4 efFesee
Last sandsys ren~eFa -
Ea<<z - 20 s11=ea - R1Ix
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

that, like so
m a n other
German edifices
of the kind. IT
was a Nohnung
or = tenement.
The Brahms
family occupied
o ~ few
rooms. and their
home was very
close indeed to
AFFECT poverty.
3 "a Inn was
horn there on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
More Cash Tor Navy

WAsHfs 0T President
Roosevelt iats Thursday zikn=a >
bill appropriatinK ts.4ss.i7s.1fe
for additional expenditures by the
navy during Ina present fis1sl
year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

600 Voice Chorus Highlighis
Victory Rally Set for Sunday
Musicions Work Together 10 Moke
Event One Of CitY's Outstanding

That Tacoma War Music Commission I'll have finish
II snnsoee chorus readiness znf ~ the Victory Rally
Sunday dpuys= the time belief that musicians cannot
work together according Frank Surdnf who n charge
II recruiting men md women for The Victory chorus and
orchestra which wi - IT TIE hxhahfz II Sundays
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
IS EPILEPSY IaHERITEn7
WHAT CAUSES IT7

a booklet eontoiniss shs epi4isss o.
famous es<foss On fhfs isfsrssfias sub
Iset iii be sent Fsff, while ,hsy lest,
fs err ssadss writing - tks Edses-
fional Division. SIS Firth Ave-, lssv
1stk. ~. r. psss. p-i4zz. coz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

EUGENE. ore.-Funeral sefv.
ices VIII be held Saturday for Or.
Kendall r Burke, So president Of
Northwest Christian college, who
died here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Just the Core
HEIFER FOUND

His faith in human nature re-
stored, P. S. Niederkorn, 1864 So
D St, reported to Desk Sgt. z. E.
Ellis at p. m. Thursday he found
his missing Jersey heifer wander
ing in vicinity of Falkland. The
animal was reported stolen early
Thursday.
$50 real estate sales in 1912.
List with Steel, Steel, Steel, Inc.
I'LL Pacific ave, MA 913s. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Lite OF Johannes Brahms
Filled With Music Interest
Sudden Fome of 18th Century Composer
Artist Attributed TO Article by Schumonn
By ]. ". BlNEI.

oiahhs name appears often these DAYS on musical
programs that sketch Of him should be of interest To many
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

MINISTER TO SPEAK

Can Civilization SURVIVE the
War % will be the topic discussed
by Rev. Fred W. Shorter in the
Y W. c. A. clubroom. 401 Broad
way, Friday at s p. m, before
the regular meeting Of Tacoma
Committee for World Peace. Rev.
Shorter. minister of the Church Of
the People, Seattle, served with
the Canadian forces during the
First World war. and has recently
spent much time IN Europe. IN
Guiding Russia. There viii be
ouestions and an open forum The
public is invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
FIVE PAY FINES

Five shipyard workers paid traf-
fic violation fines Friday after
notice issued tickets at 4 a. m.
Friday because the vehicles were
parked in such a manner, a switch
engine could not go about its
work" Police said the cars were
parked near the shipyards on East
Alexander ave.
DR.. Haskell L. Maier announces
the opening of offices. 942-43 Med
ical Arts Bldg. Practice limited
u Eve. Ear. Nose and Throat
Main 27s2.-adv.