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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
9th Ward Demos
To Meet Monday

Eighth Ward Democratic club
will be hosts to Democrats Of
Pierce county Monday AT s p. m.
At the annual Jefferson program
To be held in ST. Lukes commu-
nifty hall, No. seth and Cove SITS.
A musical program has been
arranged by Or. A dePierre Hall,
which will follow a short business
meeting. during which Joe Carter,
new club secretary. will be intro
duced.
Guests of the club will include
city. state, federal and county
public officials, along with other
party leaders.
An address on Thomas Jeffer-
son will be- given by c. G. Jes-
person, principal of Grant school.
Police Judge w. A. Richmond
will preside over a box social,
which will climax the evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
The StOrk
Brought to-.
FRIDAY. APRIL y

FRIDAY. APRIL
Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
McCaughey. e2os so. Lawrencs
st.. at st. Joseph's hospital al
1890 a. m. Weight: 3 lbs II or
Daughter To Mr.. and Mrs. Er-
nest Romedo. Black Diamond
wash. at ST. Joseph's hospital at
Il a. m. Weight: lbs III or.
THURSDAY, APRIL =
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter w. wois,ty, 1924 80. Yak
ina ave, at Tacoma General hos
pital. (Mr wolsky IL a metal
smith At sTsCD
Daughter. To Mr.. and Mrs.
James McLAren, 672o So. Tyler st,
Al Tacoma General hospital.
Daughter To Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayes A. Davis. eol East esrd ct,
at Tacoma General hospital mr..
DAVIS IN a welder st STsC1
Son. To Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil VII
Ilams. $3.50 No. 9th st. at Tacoma
General hospital
Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. George ID.
Atkins. ii12 No. L st. at Tacoma
General hospital mr.. Atkins IL
In the navy
Son. To MIR. and Mrs. Edward
McManus. i12i 80. I st. 81 Taco
ma General hospital
Daughter: To Mr. and Mrs..
Lloyd Burdick. 1901 So Sheridan
ave. al Tacoma General hospital.
Son. To Mr.. ana Mrs. Raymond
Fuller. Box ais. spsnswsy. IT Ia
CONS General hospital
Daughter. To Mr.. ana Mrs. J.
Wendell Jones. 1918 No. 9th st. Al
Tacoma General hospital Mr..
Jones IL traffic manager Of W. r.
Fuller A. CO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12

Under the auspices Of the Ia
coma Council Of Churches, Kirby
Page. evangelist. lecturer and
author. viii speak at the First
Congregational church Tuesday
Tuesday evening a. 7.3o.
For many years Mr.. Page has
been speaking and writing on IN.
ternstionsl. economic. social and
religious subjects. His books and
pamphlets have been translated
into many languages. He IL wei
equipped 70 bring an Interpret
ton Of Christianity az applied 70
problems Of .he present day
Mr.. Page also viii speak st
the College Of Puget Sound Al
s.45 Tuesday morning and VIII
meet with the ministers Of Ia
coma al the First Baptist church
at 2:3o ?. m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Bail Reduced in u. S.
Postal Theft Action

Reduction in bail from $500 10
81 900 was allowed by u. S. Judge
Charles II. Leavy Saturday for
William y. Burmese. 10. who was
arrested on Feb. on a charge Of
stealing 50 from postal substs-
ton in an Aberdeen drug store on
Dec. u. 1912 Burness was also
granted permission 70 10 TO Ore
gon and live with his mother and
sister.
II was Judge Lesyy's second APP
pearsnee on the federal bench
since he was confined TO his home
with a scistie rheumatism attack
two weeks ago. Late Friday aft
ernoon Judge Leayy held a short
session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12

Marriage
Gcen5es

MsffIaxs license applications
wsre received Saturday ~ rounty
kadisar tc> Fr<a frrva th> fs'1sw-
lnx cearls.
Frank - poazlss -. - -
nrx 7sn. ard fns~ - nefd. 81.
-. stsEiseoem H.xwond q Hof-
fnr<~usth. ~. - I<s'fz sne
Esther N<< Butler. -. Ira An
res~<. David r<xler nssen. -. -.
Lewis Hnd Eth<I Marie k.afFsFty.
e N<~fs<id. ~ ~ nonsld e.
nrc<frun. -. - Levi. <sd Hnriei
=. Philips. -. s301 30. 5niuns
t-hsfi<. n we-t<rb><x. -. and
Margaret e nrsna<nh<rx beth q
~ 4. nos 80
Ferris kie<rs Ephrcu. -. y :.
~. and ts<n~vfrss Fitrs 18th
kusek. 10. refttend. 1.me< John
Carpenter. -. Nrcnofzt Fiela snd
- Ara ~ rfsIey. - seattle.
Homsr esdnsy ward. -. Lite
naek. WASH. ard virzsnts MIL
cent Tsan<r. - r,uzIiur WI
ham WEBSTER Ncksivs. -. Ever
81. ard uf.es I've wsesons ~.
Arlington.
prnald MeFri. Rasmussen. ~.
~ s7n7 o.. ian -. and Msris
Dorothy MuIllsan. -. n sal Ne.
71d r.. Janas Erickson. a. ard
Ethel ncheffs Orchard. -. 10th ~
III - q - TayiaF ?. favine.
n. sna nurnsIi pfNeii Dukes. ID.
heth - rart Lewis; Na.ssii Henry
re~eiI -. rort f.~wia snd nhir-
- sne~. jackson. %. af tt1e
Fs~r<ff ss<
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Bees Sugar
Ration Set

Even bees are rationed on
sugar. They get 10 pounds per
hive for the year. Because IN
western Washington warm wealth
or comes earlier and the bees need
nourishment now, bee keepers
may apply at any time to rs-
tioning boards for their sugar al
lowance, A. J. Kraus. district
food rationing representative said.
Farmers or householders rails
ing their own bees are clsSsed as
institutional users for this pur-
pose.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
STSC Worker
browns in Fall

Fr~dsries {; Rsdsscns. zs-y<as.
old wslaor. fell n his death sat.
urday morning Al the Seattle.
Tacoma Bodybuilding Co. whsn NJ
apparently misiudKsd his foafins
atop the ship hs was working IN.
According 10 County Coroner
paul MsliinEsF. Redstsn< sftsmps.
ed 10 step from . scsffeldins onto
plate and then was seen hurt.
hnK through tho air and into th~
water below. Redstone dFiffsd
about 100 feet and then seat
under. c. v. nsttson and Frank
Marsh. working nearby. threw .
life ring 10 Rsdstons but he made
M attempt 10 grab Il.
Clyde o'Ceases asd PHI
Prince. aise neerhy. pwile1
R~dstene est II ~ wasss sna
attempted 10 revlvs him Now
ever. the victim wss pre-
souneed dad when ih~ esss-
mar arrived.
Rsdstons resided II GOT y IA
aist 81 and was sinsis An In,
dian. he was horn IN oswsss,
Mont. and had bssn In Tseoms
four months.
Surviving him are hls mother
Mrs. christins Hedstrne. snd Z
brother. George. both Of Tacoma
and four sisters. Mira. Isfsms
Fourstar. Mira. LasiIs Fonrstss
and Mrs. John wstsit. all ~ Ia
coma. and Mrs orviiIs Todd
Prayer. Mont Cassidy and Allan
wili mako funsrsi arrangements
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Junior Leag
Civilian Defense
q u q
Meetings Called

Regular zone block leaders meet
ing for all precincts within the
boundaries from sprague ave. to
Northeast Tacoma. and So. 9th
to SO. 10th. All women interested
In aiding the war effort are In
vited 10 attend. Meeting VIII be
conducted by Alice r. Rybin, zone
block leader
Tuesday. April IS, at 8 p. m,
in basement OF the Bible Presby-
terrain church. so. nth and n SITS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Great F alls Firm
Awarded Contract

sEATTLE-E Birch a Sons
Construction company ~ Great
Falls. Mont. has been awarded a
contract for airport construction
IN Kittitss county. costing be-
tween $500 600 and 81 600. 600. thu
Z. s. army engineers announced
The work. 20 Be started next
Monday. viii include extension 81
r1nysyf. and construction Of taxi.
ways hard standings. and an
apron. MAJ. carl Anderson.
Wsnatchss area engineer, Sin d.
rect the project.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Townsend Meeting

Tuesday Gig Hsrbor club No. 1.
Midway hall. Oakland club 10. II.
4zizi1 50. 55th 81. short business
meeting. followed By box social;
Park Avenue club No. 10. Park
Avenue school: Fern Hi club
auxiliary. Townsend hall, 80. s31
st. ard Yakima ave. Pot luck
luncheon At 1913.
HedBssday-RustOn club 10. I,
Ruston school; Tscoma club No. !.
HorrnannA hail. 50. 18th and X
sts.. business. followed BY dancing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Seeks investigation
OF Plane Accidents

WARRINGTON Sen. Joseph G,
o nshonsy. D.. wyo.. Saturday
suggested that the ssnats miIifar,
affairs COMMITTEES should lnsesti.
gate "whsthsr there IL any sabo-
tsEs involved IN more Than f.7O1
army sirpisns casualties in this
country instead o. planning jun
ksts 20 the North African ffonfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
u. $. oFFIcE OPENED

Opening of an internal revenue
office in Bremerton was announced
Saturday by Clark Squire, collec-
tor for Washington and Alaska.
The new office will serve Kitsap
county where a 20-fold increase
in income tax returns has been
noted in the last three years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
COULDN'T TAKE IT

NhHDNfFgFFff 'fAss7 HNTIFH
s. Fsrnum, 9 feet ! inch, weight
200, seeking a divorce pm the
grounds Of cruel and sbusivt treat
msnt, testified that his sl-pound
wife threw an alarm clock AZ him,
douseo him s1th water, and
punched him
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Just the Core
POSTS $500 BAIL

Howard J. Wise posted $500
bail at the city jail Friday night
after being arrested by state
liquor agents at 1919 Broadway.
Or. Haskell L. Maier announces
the opening Of offices. e42-43 Med
teal Arts Bldg. Practice limited
TO Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat.
Main 27a2.-adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
OBITUARY NOTICES

grandfather, George AhFahsn.
Lake City. = p. The body =
being sent BY c c. Nelilnser GO.
10 Portland for funeral services
FUNERAL SERVICES
Joseph ssuuiin Services Man.
day Al D. 10 q m. 81 ratrichs
church Tho eortsss win leave
Cassedy and Allen ~ pis = m.
Burial In Calvary cemstsry. Cam
ulin was 70 years old and > native
of 1ueoslavia A fisherman. he
came 20 rscoms 90 years ago,
Andrew state. Services Mon
day At 2 D m. cessedy and Alien
chapel Burial In oakwood GENE
terry
issrea. oi-es Service Monday
At D m, G. o. Lynn Co. chapel
The Rev. o. l.. Jensen ~ill offlel-
ate. with burial In New Tacoma
cemetery
James Reid = Services Monday
at - m. Garden chapel. Noun
tain View Funeral Home Or W.
y. Mccormick wiil officlsts. with
burial In Mountain View Burial
Park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
BY Tacoma Time. Correspondent

~ Tacoma Times Correspondent
PUYALLUP-Nith the dustins
and spraying season rapidly sp-
preaching. raspberry growers in
the valley are wondering what
they are 70 DO IN regard 70 the
use Of control methods.
II was announced some time
ago that ro1enons. control for the
raspberry worm. has been re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
CONNIE KaTHERIss
ABRAHAM

Connie Katherine Abraham.
month-old daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. u. G. Abraham. Of Portland.
died Friday At the home ~ the
bAby's aunt In Tacoma. Besides
the parents. shs leaves q brother.
Larry Henry. In Portland. and q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12

Rent your vacant room with a
Times Want Ad. Cali Main 1851,
ask for an sd taker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Ter to Install
ed Officers
Saturday Evening 10 Seat
s in Order OF Eastern Star

!, associate grand matron of the
der of Eastern Star, will call to
Wis chapter at s o'clock Saturday
), Fort Lewis. Newly elected and
installed at an impressive ceremony
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12

Rent your vacant room with q
Times Want Ad- Call Main 515I,
ask for an al tsker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12

The public is invited 10 a bingo
party sponsored by Spinning PIT.
A, to be held at the school Fri
day evening, April Is. at 7;43.
Mrs. G. II. Stout is general chair
man and is being assisted by Mrs.
Herbert Winkleman and r. j.
Fraser. in charge of tickets, and
Mrs. Henry Rohlman and Mrs.
Don Gallant. prizes.
Rhododendron court, Order OF
Amaranth. will observe Friends
Night" at its meeting Tuesday at
s p. m. at Masonic hail. Mrs.
Grace Owen, royal matron, and
High McCreadie, royal patron,
will preside.
Mrs. Joyce Courtney will be
hostess for a dinner meeting of
the Business and Professional
Women's club Monday evening al
$50 at her home on West Pioneer
ave. Miss Amy Weber will be in
charge OF food. The program,
Training for Higher skills," Ia
being arranged by Miss Harriet
Havilsnd and Miss Gwendolene
Frater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
IQNFIRE AlARVll


sos . NJ 7Ost N. Yakima
ave. shsd on fire. Sis in<s.
y. MI Boi No. Proctor -.
shrubbsry fire.
sfSs .. mi 40. 77ih and wllks-
son SITS. rubblsh fire.
sfti .. nj liza No. L a J.
grease on steve sfifs. I7B les.
aasasHasasslsr asaaIaaa.as4saF
HAskRurTCf PETITION
A petition fes Bankruptcy vas
filed in federal court Saturday ~
William y winssrd. s2ol No.
Mason st. listing liabilities TRIAL
ing $40. zssos ana assets tosailns
sz.3oo. all claimed exempt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12

Vocational Program

Boys and Girls clubs Of Puyal-
lup high school, In cooperation
with vocational guidance commit
tee of the kiwanis club, have ar
ranged a Vocational Guidance day
program for Wednesday for which
% speakers will be heard.
Purpose Of the program. accord
ing TO Mark Whitman, member Of
the school faculty and chairman
Of the conference, is TO bring
authentic and accurate vocational
information TO students in the
fields in which they are interested
and to assist in making an intelli-
gent choice OF their life work.
Fields to be covered at the con-
ference will include navy. forestry.
radio and stage, teaching, civil
service, nursing, seronauticsl en-
gineering. farming, clothing, COM
mercial art, stenography, beauty
culture. drafting, stewardess, pho
Biography. mechanics. journalism,
radio, music, medicine. saleswom-
an, foods and law. Each student
will be given an opportunity TO
hear two talks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12

A group OF So menn,.
oeine boord who work n
volunteer office ore sh1d
Ebert n Boxer. u, Mrh
MRS. Chorles Russell Cs
John {. Toylor. seoted.
In the group on the =
League boord who volun
information desk OF the
Trovelers Aid society
julius Romstedi. Mrs y
Rowlond ond Mrs 0eon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12

JOHN aLr;mEn Hoos

John Alfred Roos. IS. n iT7a
jefferson ave. died Friday At
local hospital A native Of sws-
den. he came 10 the United states
and Tacoma In 1892. lie was 4
retired shoemaker. csssedy and
Allen viii make the funeral an
nouncsn.snt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12

tNHts NtoNtf " FEfEa<o<
Funeral services will he held
Monday at p. m. Cor Carl George
r. Peterson. a.. If RI ;. box i7o.
Tacoma. The Rev r. Jseeh viii
officiste. with cremation following
the service. Peterson died Friday
A. HI. home following . lang M
ness A native Of Msrnetts. Via.
he had been a resident ~ Tacoma
for - years. Ne had hesn employ
ed A. a plumber and later a. a
machine operator al Huffsien Door
Co he MAS q Weird war veteran
and q member NJ tho First Metho-
dist church. Surviving him are
his wife. BESSIE. and daughter.
Miss Louise A. Peterson. of the
home. another daughter. Mrs
Eileen Peterson smoos. Washing.
ton. y. c, his mother. Mrs.
Charles q. Peterson. Msrinstts.
three brothers. Stanley. Los An.
gcies. and oscsr and Claude Pet
erson. Marineits. and four sisters.
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton. Ia
coma. Mira Henry Hsusfeld. Mil
waukee. Wis; Mira Lloyd Darling.
Ontario. Canada. and Miss Ann
Peterson, Marinette. Buckley
King win make funeral arrange
ments.
MRS. ausf oislsoN
Mrs. Eunetts Frances rfics Obi
son. ~. Of ais No. Verde st.
died Friday al a local hospital A
native Of New York. she came 10
Tacoma IS years ago and was tha
widow Of the late Gust Gibson.
who died In February. isti. She
was a member OF the Christian
Science church. Surviving hsr are
granddaughter. Mrs. Lynetta
cruzan. and a grsat.grandson. Ca
rey cruzsn. both % Hoquiam. c.
o. Lynn Co. viii make ths funeral
announcement
JOHN ALFRED Roos
John Alfred Roos. IS. n iT7a
Jefferson ave, died Friday st .
local hospital A native Of sws-
den. he came 10 the United states
and Tacoma In 1892. He was a
retired shoemaker. csssedy and
Allen viii make the funeral an
nouneemsnt
ADoLrH .DwARD NELSON
Adolph Edward Nelson. 70. Of
1877 Market ct. died Friday 81
a local hospital. A native Of sws-
den. he came 10 Tacoma 40 years
ago and was a brsdgebullders
helper. IN survived by a sister
in Sweden. Cassidy and Allen
will make funeral arrangements
ARTHUR :. oixiDEssrso
Arthur r. clendenning. u,
resident Of Auburn, disd Friday At
a local hospital A native Of VIA.
consin. he came 10 Washington Is
years ago. Ne leaves his wife.
Myrtle, and son. Harlow. of the
home. Pipsrs are In charge Of
funeral arrangements
COMM. kariERrsE
ABRAHAM
connis Katherine Abraham.
month-oId daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Abraham. Of Portland.
died Friday At the home ~ the
bAby's aunt In Tacoma. Besides
the parents. abe leaves = brother.
Larry Henry. In Portland. and =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
Puyallup Growers Demanding
U. S. Action on Pest Control
Telegroms Sent Congressman Coffee
Asking Protection for Berry Crop

strieted 70 certain vegetables and
that lead sr~ensts or cryolits
should be used ~ raspberry grow
res IN It's stead.
This caused = protest 10 b sent
20 Congressman John NJ. Coffee
in which growers told him that
after years 81 experiment rotenons
was found TO Be the only real con-
trol for the raspberry pest In
reply the congressman stated he
had protested 70 WPB and had
also applied 10 the pure feed and
drug division OF the department al
agriculture for = letting down in
inspection standards To date
nothing further has been heard
by the growers and Saturday
kilograms were sent 10 Coffee
urging some immediate action.
Growers claims are that the
srsenate treatment is inadequate
and that when IL Was tried prior
20 the advent Of rotenone il did
not give proper control and that
unless carefully used. burned the
foliage. Thousands OF dollars were
spent at that time by growers
with very little result and many
are protesting that they do not
wish to repeat the performance.
Arthur Lee Johnson
Funeral services for Arthur Lee
johnson will be held Monday al
1:3o p. m. at Wrigley and Glen.
ents chapel. with Rev. Give rsy
lor officiating Burial viii be In
New Tacoma cemetery.
n. r Anderson. chairman Of the
local ration board. will be speaker
st the Chamber Of Commerc,
luncheon Tuesday noon. He vili
discuss various phases of the ra'
tioning program.
Members OF the Pocahontss
lodge will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Beulah Cline. eo7 w, Pioneer
ave, Tuesday AT 10 =. m. The
day will be spent sewing for the
Red Cross, with a potluck lunch
at noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
ARTHUR ,. oiEiDEssIss

Arthur p. clendenning. -. =
resident Of Auburn. dad Friday At
a local hospital A native of VIA.
oonsin. he came 10 Washington Is
years ago. Ne leaves his wife.
Myrtle, and son. Harlow. of ths
home. Pipsrs are In charge Of
flInrral arrnnremanla
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-12
ADoLrH iDwAaD NELSON

Adolph Edward Nelson. 70. Of
1877 Market ct. died Friday 81
a local hospital A native Of aws-
den, he came 10 Tacoma 40 years
ago and was brsdgebuilders
helper. e IL survived by a sister
in Sweden. Cassidy and Allen
will make funeral arrangements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Goal of Food Farley
Is Told Ia Congress
Deroa linz. v',s'Ds'or sur,,u

ownership. control and recula-
tor of Tho band that these as
poets were AN linked together. -
Ilc s4.a be believed ~ breaking
up tht land INTO familN-Sized
f~r, and that the compassion
undoubtedly would consider the
proper distribution of tho fruits
az labor soil and nature
Rep Smith iRl of Ohio charged
fhHf fcurv told nothing Of the
true nature of The conference
nothing of what Smith charges is
The foundation Of a world super
state based ON radical lnicrna-
t.onal coercion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Victory Over Nazis
By Air in 43 FOreseer

CHICAGO. juno % tfNS1-
Allied air power can bomb Ger
MANY out Of the war this year,
r. s. Damon. president of the
Republic Aviation Corp, declare !
today.
Damon. whose company manu-
features the Thunderbolt fighter,
told the Chicago Rotary Club that
Allied air superiority, used 10
level German factories and de-
stroy communication lines, can
leave the Nazi armies helpless for
lack of supplies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Husbands Wives !
Want new Pep and Vim?

Thousands - couples are weat. WORKOUT. 81
hausfed because they need medicinal Iron plus
Litamin " For new pep vim vitality, Try ostrer
Tonic Tablets today. Trial sire oosta Httle-Pt
SAW MONEN-gct Tesllar 81 sire only 7pc.
For tftV BIGGER savings ask 90 tee Economy sire.
For sale o. al drug stores evsrywhere-in De
WON. A. AT Cunningham, hinsel's. and Wal
green Stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
SAYS FACTS HIDDEN

Jones admitted that r. major
SubjeC, for discussion by the in
term commission would be the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
NATION {
Tablets Are Just Grand for
STOMACH SUFFERERS

Because they do many things =, the
same time. hey neutrslife excess acid
~ encs. 7hardins IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
they make the bowels move gently and
thoroughly. they tone the entire CASTRO
intestinal tract. and they help 10 rebuild
40 alkaline reserve. Eat what YOU like.
and have pep 100 large tablets last a
month and cost only $3.50. Remit by
nail or COD. Free delivery in Mich
LABORATORY PRODUCTS co.
81 E. Grand Blvd Detroit 2, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier alesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24

WASHINGTON Juno ludce
Marvin Jones. chairman Of the
-eeeeHE t-a4tea Na8e1s- feoA ran-
ference. today gave tho House
agriculture committee hI> version
n the secret proceedings 70 Hot
Springs. Va.
Speaking only three WcCn, boo
tore rhc INTERIM commission Set
~ by The food conference a~
scheduled tc starr, l'> work n
Washington Judge Jones told The
committee that.
we believe somehow. some
where. conditions can he ~
fashioned that every ahlc-bod-
led person will have chance
10 earn what ne needs TO eat.
HUNGER AND PLENTY
tuUd -ruUtCrFUrF- TUHtt
with the strange paradox Of
hunger in the midst of plenty
And us only purpose. be- indi-
Gated was hoV 80 solve that
paradox.
Under questioning, De said that
Congress would have a chance 10
pass on every action Of the con-
mission. but he SHE'D away from
letting q CONGRESSIONAL committee
determine the policy of the Amerl-
can representative on the com
mission m advance.
He said he didn't think a con
EreSSional committee would have
The time 10 do that. and he also
animated that. If the Congress
didn't like the actions after they
had been completed. il could cut
of the funds for America part
IN the commission recommend
tons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
HUNGER And PLENTY

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with the strange paradox 81
hunger In the midst If plenty"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24

Exclusive "perfect-seaP rub.
Der bushins, "pistol-srip' han.
die assure. easier use. Metal
parts of plated steel, glass
heat.hardened and guaranteed
not TO break from over
heating.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

AREA - Small structure
suitable for temporary quarters. with
10 ACRES, partly wooded bomber plant
bus Only 81 400. low down payment
GROSSMAN. cor Van Born and Wayne
roads Phone Wayne $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Security Benefits
206,232 a Month

Benjamin y. Waechter. mana
ger Of the Detroit office Of the
Social Security Board, announced
Saturday that approximately
$685. monthly is being paid
beneficiaries under the old age
insurance program in the area
served by his Office.
Included in this number are
3,576 retired workers who, at the
beginning Of the year received
$50. sos. constituting about one
third Of the total benefits being
paid in this area.
The other two-thirds includes
aged wives of retired workers,
aged widows of insured workers.
young widows of deceased workers
having children under the ages of
Is, the children, and in some in
stances parents of deceased in
sured workers.