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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02

Osme zasedani dopOledne.

Schdzi zahajil br. predseda
M, Pazdral v 8 hodin rano.
Ctena jmena zastupcd a vsi-
chni pritomni.
Bratri delegatl z Illinois We
novali br. predsedovi kvetinu,
kterou mu odevzdala 81. A. vi
takova $, pfipadnym .proslo-
vem, "a zdarne vedeni sjezdu
a predsedovi usporadana hluc-
ma ovace.
Ctcn protokol sesteho Ease
dani a pfijat bez opravy.
Protokol sedmeho zasedani
prijat s opravou, re navrh na
povolenf obnosu 500 pro hor-
Milky v Pennsylvani', ucinil br.
M. J. Machacek.
Financnf vybor podava zpra
WI naSledOVnc:
Vas financni vybor ma upra-
veni sluznGho dfednikdm pro
pristi lhGtu 4 roku N. II. r.
odporucuje nasledujici platy:
Predseda .-..-. 100000
Mistopredseda - $1,000
1ni tajemnik ..... 25O0.OO
2hy tajemnik ...... 100000
Pokladnik ..-... 10000
8 q. fin. vybor ...- 84.00
3 cl. z. f vybor 80. 450.00
Vcskere toto vydani jina
ostatni vydani N. H. r. ma
pr. najemne, agitace, oznamo-
vani, mimoradne vydani, Or
gan, vylohy pravnicke atd. bu-
de uplne kryto z jednodolla-
roveho poplatku "a elena roc
ne.
John Klaus, Karcl Kopecky,
Anton Zastera, Dom. Walter.
John F. Hejduk. Frant. Klein
a Frant. Suchy, financni vybor.
Zprava prijata.
O zprave financniho vybo-
ru .zahajena debata, ktere Sc
sIcastnili Ibratri A. Huml, Bo-
jas, M. j. Machacek, A. J..
Smejkal, "A. J. Ccjka, FIR. Pro
chazka.
Proti sluznemu pfedsedy,
jak stanoveno vyborcm, mlu-
viii br. p. Taisler a Jos. Frcka.
Bratr V. Tusl navrhuje konec
debaty. Navrh prijat.
O navrhu hlasovano die
jmen a pro nlyrh odevzdano
70 HAST, proti Z hlasu.
Bratr A. j. Smejkal navrhu-
je dodatck llu zprave vyboru,
ze v pripade ncmoci neb ne
moznosti vykonavani uradu a
povinnosti predsedy Narod.
HI. Rad ma pravo stanoyit plat
jeho nastupci.
Dodatek prijat jednohlasne.
o navrhu platu 1. tajemni-
ka hlasovano die jmen a ode
vzdano pro navrh "a HAST,
proti navrAu 3 hlasy.
o navrhu platu II. tajemni-
ka hlasovano die jmen a pro
navrh odevzdano 70 hast,
prot navrhu a hlasy.
o ,navrhu platu pro misto-
pfedsedm hlasoyano die in,ey
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02

Hajny: Ted budeme miti
statni drivi, statni jahody, stat
nj maliny. - Obcan: No vite,
statnich hub name uz dost!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
Cleveland, dne /. zari. g

| 1. Seznali jsme z resoluce
/, Velkoradu statu Iowa, ze 81
preje Velkorad, abychom ma.
vazali styky Sc Zap. Ces. Br.
,'Jednotou "a dcelem spojeni Sc
nasi Jednotou. Doporucuje.
me proto:
l. Ably tento Sized vyjadri1
svdj souhlas 8 podobnym kro.
KEN.
2. Ably tento Sized vyslal tri
zastupce do sjezdu z. G. B.
j., ably projevili dstne nase ma
zory o spojeni Sc techto .dvou
Jednot.
2. V padu prizniveho prijeti
odporucujeme, ably Mar. HI.
Radu byla dana pima moe dal-
81 vyjednavanf vesti a ably Mar.
HI. Rad splnomocnen upraviti
certifikaty die, potreby.
Ia vybor ma slouceni
K. Bernreiter, predseda,
Bohumil Kral, tajemnik.
Anton Zatrepalek, P. Tan-
ler, J. F. Pesek, Jos. Fisher, FIR.
Bojas, Vac. Knife.
Br. A. J. Cejka navrhl
schvaleni resoluce a ,tato pfi-
jata. =,
Ia zastupce Jednoty G. s.
P. S. ma Sized Zapadni Cesko-
Bratrske Jednoty navrzeni a
zvoleni bratri J.'E Peck z Gle
velandu, o. Pergler z Chicago
4 J. F. Ptak z 'Omahy.
Resoluce (. 2.
Cleveland, O., /. zari, 1922.
Ctenemu II. sjezdu Jednoty
c.. S. P. S.
Vas vybor ma slouceni dovo-
luie 81 podati svou zpravU:
Stran slouceni Sc Jednoty
nasi s Jednotami Sc sidlem v
New Yorku, doporucujeme, by
re stredu Newyorske delegace
V tomto sjezdu zvolen byl s.
clenny vybor, ktery ma nava-
zati styky s dotycnymi Jedno-
tami "a dcele1n spojeni Sc. W.
|sledek sve prace oznami Mar.
HI. Radu, ktery die moznosti
a prikazu zakona bude hledet
toto spojenf We skutek uv6sti.
v tech pripadech, kde jed
nota, kterou Sc vyjednava ma
odlisnou tabulku a umrtni po-
jistku, splnomochuje Sc Mar.
HI. Rad, ably pro cleny teto
Jednoty podobne pojistky usta
novil.
Ia vybor ma slouceni:
K. Rernreiter, predseda,
Bohumil Kral, tajemnik.
Anton Zatrepalek, Josef FL
sher, Frant. Bojas, P. Taisler,
j. F. Pesek, Vaclav Knjze.
Bratr M. j. Machacek navr-
|'huje schvaleni resoluce vybo-
ru. Prijato.
Do peticlenneho vyboru ma
vrzeni byli bratri Ant. Zatre-
palek, M. J. Machacek, Vaclav
Svcjk, f. Modr JOS. Fetyk.
Navrzeni clenove zvoleni
jednohlasne.
Tiskovy vybOr podava nasle-
dujici zpravu:
Cleveland, o., l. zari 1922.
Ctenemu II. sjezdu zastupou
Jednoty c. S. P.S.:
sCteni .bratfi:-
Vas tiskovy vybor po uvaze-
nj zaslanych 4 nabidek ma mi
sto redaktora Organu nasi mi
lie Jednoty vam odporucuje "a
;dati misto ono bratru F. j. Ku-
ltakovi.
Ia tiskovy vybor:
Joseph Ringl tai,
Josef Kriz,
Frank Karnos,
JOS. V. Vavra.
Br. X. Bernreiter ,cini navrh
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
Juniors Win Both
 Games From Sophs;
 Title Game Tonight

The second series of games in the high school inter-class basketball tour nament played last night resulted in two victories for the junior class over the sophomores.
 The junior boys won from the soph- omore boys 26 to 22. The junior girls won their game 20 to TO- Alice Staple ton, junior, and Dorothy Jackson, sophomores, were stars of the girls game. Jeff McKean, junior, and Wynn and Barnes, sophomores, were outstanding figures in the boys con test. Plenty of rooters witnessed the game and found the boys match close enough to provide ample excuse for cheering.
 Tonight, starting at ', the senior and junior teams will clash. The boys game will be for the class cham pionship of the school.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
Mine Rescue and
 First Aid Classes
 Prove Successful

Messrs. Martinson and Harrington, of the U. s. Mine Rescue car, report excellent progress in classes in first aid and mine rescue work. They have just completed class of 100 miners from the Copper Queen company in first aid. They have examined 10 for certificates in the rescue work.
 They have trained and given 5 mine rescue certificates and 15 first aid to miners of the c. & A. company.
 For the benefit of the miners who have missed one or more of the first aid classes a class will be held on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at noon and at D. m. at the safety first building of the Copper Queen com pany.
 Messrs. Martinson and Harrington stated last night that they greatly ap- preciated the cooperation and earnest ness with which the miners of the district had responded to the work and the interest displayed in the classes. The classes will be contin- ued for two weeks.
 It is the intention of the men in charge of the ear to visit the district again next March for a few weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
SANTA CLAUS STILL SWAMPED WITH LETTERS; SENDS MANY
 TO HIS CROWD OF ASSISTANTS

tent and that all. From your low ing Leslie Taylor
 Dear Santa-I am writing to you to let you know that I want a doll telephony,s buggy and a table, chairs and stove and saucers and teddy bear Yours truly, Myrtle Kent
 Dear Santa--I want a doll that sleeps and opens it's eyes and I want a ball and I want a tricicle and don't forget the candy and nuts and oranges and apples. Your little girl Ruth Glasson, S1 School Hill.
 "dair Santa-Pleas bring me a doill little car to Alburt Martin" !" affair santi-pleas bring me a punch bag gloves. Ilson Martin
 'deair Santa Claus-Please bring be a piar boxing gloves little car can git in. James Martin
 Dear Santa Claus-I hope you will bring me great big doll that will walk go to sleep and when it wakes up says mama. And a set of dishes and batter a milk and cream piture and knives and forks and a set of plates. And a pare of bedroom slippers with roses on them. A stove that will cost $6.50 it ant hutch fore you. there are one in the fair annex with a kettle, frying pan and bake pans. And also want a 1 bed with good curten around it. and sowing mechine, telephone and a ta chareS that is about all except two things, q candy store and toy fac l tory that is all I thank you. Mary | Buscher, Box 957."
 Dear Santa Claus-Buckie Scott baby doll and send me some tools. candy and nuts and some fifteen cents toys besides. Your little friends Albert and Bryan White'' ! Dear Santa-I am a little boy five years old and l would like for you ! to please bring me a gun, a train, ] a garage that holds two automo- piles, tool chest and some candy and nuts and don't forget my little brother Chad. I am you little friend Jack Andreas."
 i ''eDar Santa Claus-BuckIe Scott wants a tricycle., big fat tires, train i play boat, steam roller, little drum bank, pop gun, bag pipes, bloom, rock horse, horn. little tiny vio- linist, top, painting set, the wonder
 block set ,tinkertytoy, jack in the i box, rainy day set for little tots age 6. I love you Santa Claus, Buckle Scott
 Dear Santa-I have been a good
 boy so I would like to get these toys small shot gun, flyer train,
 a velocipede, pair gloves and
 will try to be good boy all the time my address is Philip Sato. S1 O. K. Street. - Box 1667."
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
LOCAL PLAYE ERS PROMISED REAL TORTURE SUNDAY.
Harry Clark's Squad Prepares to Wreak Vengeance; Many
 New Stunts Arranged

Donning diving suits, Dos Bledsoe's circus football team last night prac- tised at the bottom Of the San Pedro river working several hours on new submarine end play that will be em- ployed during the game in Douglas tomorrow afternoon with Harry Clark's squad. If this play does not prove successful. each member of the team will pull kite from his hip pocket and stage an aerial dem onstration.
 M. ,. Elsing. manager of the local team, announced last night that the squad wAIld assemble on the Doug las field at o'clock Sunday after noon, with full war paint and armor. Members who have not yet arranged for transportation to Douglas are being requested to meet at the Cop per Queen hotel here at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. All players may obtain football suits at the r.. M. c. A. at any time after 12 noon today
 The Bisbee team is once more in the atrditional pink of condition Creaky joints and aching muscles, from last Saturdays struggle. have been worked over this week and each player is as fit as a fiddle.
 Not even hint has come from Douglas regarding the stunts that are to be staged by Harry Clark's followers durin gthe game.
 Don't worry. every Bisbee player will be taken care of" was Harry Clark's only comment over long dis tance telephone lsst night.
 Dave O'Neill, manager of Clark's team, was equally non-committal. You fellows took us by surprise last Saturday" he said, Now just wait and see what happens Sunday, and bring down some real physicians and ambula aces, you may need them before the game is over.
 Doc Bledsoe refused to be worried over these threats last night. Let 'em do their durnedest," he shouted
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16

Well, welll" said Santa Claus, Just see who's here! A letter from my little friend Francisco Luga; haven't heard from him for a whole year. Hmphl Francisco deserves to be remembered this year. I hope some of my friends in Bisbe or Warren will give me a hand so Francisco will be sure to get what he wants. Read this"
 We did and here is Francisca's letter:
 Dear Santa Claus-I wrote this let ter for you telling about Christmas is here. Santa dear I am going to tell you to bring me one book if you pleas to :ead the story. And then to bring me a pair of shoes be- cause have no shoes for Christmas day. We are going to have party T think Santa Claus. l am 10 to II years ola I go to Powell school in grade Pa. Please Santa Claus bring me two dolls. to give my sister and one for another little girl. am not going to tell to you to bring me any more because l think you are very very poor because all Christmas years you give Christmas. If you bring all that things I will be glad thank you for all the things that you bring all the years. l am very glad of you your living friend, Francisco Luga, Warren. Powell School grade PA"
 Here are more letters" said San ta Claus, Read these if you wish. have lot more, but most of them are being Used by my assistants who are now packing up the sleighs, so l hope the boys and girls whose letters are not printed will not think they have been forgotten. haven't forgotten any of them"
 Here are some of the letters Santa let us read:
 Santa Claus-I hope you don't for get what we want for Christmas will tell you what we want now Herbert wants cowboy suit and Julian wants an Indian suit and that is all. To dear Santa Claus from Herber- and Julian Edwards and put this in the papper"
 Dear Santa-I did not see you Saturday cause one of the twins had an ear ach. I can write my letter just as we'll Please bring me Jolly that goes to sleep a big trunk for her clothes, sewing basket aud biaci board Keith want big bear he can ride and a long clOo choo t.'ain and a drum. And dort forget the twins. Gordon want a big choo choo train, foot ball. drum and teddy Bear. Mildred Santa tha's the twin baby, wants baby doll and buggy, teddy bear and rocking chair and bring some candy, nuts and. never thing. Roberta & Keith Mcleod. P S. Mother says We have been pretty good" Dear Santa Claus-T want you to bring me for Christmas slid and football knitting needles and yar1 and doll and bed and dresser and everything please. Carline Woods
 Dear Santa Clase-Dear dear San ta please give me a big big doll for Christmas. I have been good and will be good after this to. That is all I want for Christmas. Molly ! Clark. Box 2094."
 Dear Santa for Christmas I would like q doll and a rocking chair and 8 sewing basket and sewing ma chine. from Eugenie Quinn. 127 Hig gins Hill'
 Dear Santa Claus-I want you tC bring me a doll what goes to sleeI & please bring my little Brother 6 shot gun & engine and that is all from Violet Univen."
 Dear Santa-I wish you bring mt these things: skuter. lectric train autombeil paints, book, batrry'
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
WILL NOT HOLD INQUEST.

Justice of the Peace Norman Me Kinzie, of Lowell, last evening stated that he did not intend to hold an in quest over the body of the late John J. Connerty, who was found dead in his cabin on Thursday. There is no doubt death was from natural causes His daughter from Ogden and son from Valentine, AriZ., are expected to arrive here Sunday and unless they make a request for further investiga- tion none will be made.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
FUNERAL TOMORROW

Mrs. Stone, wife of Joseph Stone Of South Bisbee, and. resident of the district for the past nineteei years died yesterday at the home of her daughter. Mrs. D. L. Mitchell of O. K Street.
 Mrs. Stone leaves her husband, her daughter and two step-daughters. Mrs George Rosewarne and Mrs. Aaron English to mourn her loss. St. Patrick's church at 4 p. m. Sun day. Increment will be made in Evergreen Cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
WAS IN CITY.

William Holmes, of the Leadville Mining Company, at Courtland, was in the city yesterday on short busi- ness trip. He states that things are picking up in that section of the coun- ty an dthat a number of leasors are working in Courtland and Gleeson and making regular shipments to the smelters at Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
HELD TO ANSWER.

Jose Barrellas was yesterday or dered held to await the action of the superior court by Judge Craig on a charge of adultery He was arrested a few nights ago by the police offic- CTS in Upper Brewery Gulch and on being given a hearing yesterday ad- mitted his guilt. His bond was fixed at $500
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
DIED LAST NIGHT.

Mrs. Martha Stone. 64, died last evening about 7:30 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dennis Ketchel, on O. K. street. She had been i'll but a short time. She had been a resident of the district for a number of years. The body is at the Hennessy-Allison Undertaking Parlors and funeral ar engagements will be made later.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

George Cobbe arrived in the city yesterday to spend the holidays here on visit to his family. He has been away for about a year and has been in the service of the internal revenue department. He went from here to Washington, D. C., but for several months past has been stationed in Colorado.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
TO ST. LOUIS. BROWNS.

According to the press dispatches of yesterday, Hollis Thurston, pitcher for the Salt Lake team of the Pacific Coast league for the past few years has been sold to the St. Louis Browns for $15.0O0. Thurston is a nephew of Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty, of Tombstone, being the son of Kittie Thurston, his sister His sister is at present resident of Winslow, Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
ATTHE COPPER QUEEN.

Arrivals at the Copper Queen Hotel yesterday were H. E. Bues, Phoenix; Wm. Speaker, Fl Paso; P. McCul- tough, Phoenix; A. M. Wilkinson, Douglas: H. L. Livingston, San Fran cisco; E. L. Christian, Fl Paso; P. w. Oliver, Fl Paso; Bernice Shaver, Tombstone; H. B. Wilcott, Fl Paso; L. A. Parsons, Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
Local Briefs
JURORS EXCUSED.

All trial jurors who have been serv ing in the superior court at Tomb stone for the past two weeks need not report for further duty unless they desire to do so. Those who wish to Monday morning with the new panel but are not wanted this morning. The Yutich case has not been completed.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
TO DEVELOP PROPERTY.

Bay Ward, of Douglas, has arrived in the city with his family and will remain here for some time. He has taken bond and option on a group of four mining claims on Juniper Flats from Conrad Simon and expects to begin some extensive development work within a short time.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
AFTER JURORS.

Deputy sheriffs in the district yes terday were out rounding up a num- Der of trial jurors that will report for They are part of the 40 that were ordered drawn on Thursday morning in Tombstone by Judge Sames.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
STILL ON TRIAL.

The case of Yutich vs. Saxby is still on trial in the superior court at Tombstone and will probably not be completed until this afternoon. The defense is still introducing testimony and will not conclude until late this morning. The plaintiff will have some rebuttal testimony and the ar guments will take up some time.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
FROM NACOZARf.

Frank Ayers, general superintend- ent, and William McDoland, mill su- perintendent of the Moctezuma Cop per company at Nacozari, were in the city yesterday comforting with off cials of the Phelps-Dodge Corporation here.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
MOTHER BREAKS HIP.

R. s. Hooper. manager or the fur niture department of the Phelps Dodge store, left Thursday night for Memphis, Tenn. where he was called on account of illness of his mother
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
DECLARE DIVIDEND.

According to reports current in Bis bee yesterday a dividend of 90 cents per share has been declared by Unit ed Verde Extension, payable February 2
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
UNDELIVERED TELEcRAMs.

There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for L. L. Moore, George w. Adams. George B. Barber.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.

Mrs. E. L. Martin, of the Mason Hotel at Lowell, was taken to the c. &. A. hospital last evening threaten ed with an attack of appendicitis.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
TOOK IN TiNTOWN.
Brawley

Immigration Inspectors Brawley and Buchanan yesterday completed their work in the district of hunting Mexicans who had come across the line without the formality of paying the head tax, by searching through Tintown. They found five or six of them there.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16

held Monday, Dec. IS. at 7:SO P. M., in the offices of the Chamber. Business of importance will be tran sacted. Better attend.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16

The regular meeting of the Bis bee Chamber of Commerce will be
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
NOTICE ELkS"

Regular meeting, Friday the 18th, at P. NJ. Initiation.
 c. B. CAIN, E. R.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
LLOYD GEORGE
FACES DOWNFALL
OF GOVERNMENT
Premiers 5 Resignation
or General Election
Expected Soon

LONpON March OBy th, a.-
=ocint.d prc-sl Either au vHt."
general election UT Iht ryHlEulf
Of Prime Minister Lloyd I-Gyurgg
will hv the upshut of tu, present
political crisis 90 Us souHraIN be-
lleved.
The apparently wilcuin. breach
ln the conservative party together
with the consistent -aln BOO strength
of the liberals under former
Premier Asquith ana the lH1urtiaa
as evidenced in the recent hlr.
elections have iorcyod these al.
trnatvcs op the premier
Mr.. loyd-GCorgo De- understood
TO have served notice iu hts letter
to Austen ChHm herlalu that Sir
Gcorrc Younger leader of the
conservative sscoauon.sts Nh1
recently attacked the premier iu
the house 81 commons must go or
hc will stop down from office.
Sir George NOuurrra tuCfict
have mot with disfayor among o.
considerable section ui 10. party
especially with Mr Chamberlain
and Lord Chancellor BIrErnhrad
the latter publicity NUIClnE hI- II-.
approval n recent speech Do
this connection. some airuinoHng,
is attached to 90 report th1f hHuur
yr may rcsirn from the house and
be elevated to tho pc,ragD
Meanwhile the government
leaders are riVug much time to
the problem. and an early meeting
of the whole conservative parry
ls expected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02

was fhrro inches SOM vutors
plsa with less thun that amount
of snow an season.
When ketchIkausrs should he
trukking along white trails with
their breath visible on tua .rosty
uIr. they are tNng.ng uu lh,ir
ruingu1t IT, the hall and -lndirg
% dripping umbrella in the auchcn
slrk
There Is ln an KctchIEan not a
IrglD Ecauino log cabin N.uher
Hre There irlnos People live Ia
concrete. brick and wood clap
board dw,lliugs
'UriorsN enough 10. urr man
SIC ana temperate nature uf Eotch-
Ran lH ranscd Ny p .ff,.It ot
water. TIE Jppancso current
1miHg thousands OF mlr. from
'h" warm waters around Japan.
Swings in along tho Du1eI here
and gives EcvillnrircIn Island %
wurWrr climate than m ,ui.vrd Zoo
ans of tho northern states 10 the
union
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
HITCHCOCK
OPENS FIGHT
ON TREATY
debate Regun in Sen
ate on 4 Power
Pact

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i'acifc treaty thHt Do" could uU'
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-02
DENNY PROPOSES
REORGANIZATION OF
NAVAL RESERVE

W WAS HIN ct TON. March -
Complete reorganization az the ma
val reserve is proposed In tenta- -
tive hill prepared hy tho navy de-
partment and Forwarded 90 ora
rials of the Naval Reserve nssoria-
ton hy Secretary nouhy for Com-
mcnt before u Is presented Co con-
gtcss. inciudpd in the prunoscd
act Is the provision for merchant
marine reserve section and for
certain merchant ships 60 ~ "a
reserve emblem.
The hill would abolish 40 exist
ink naval on marine corps reserve
and establish q naval reserve ns a
component part" of the NJ y,
consisting of three clase,. the floc'
reserve. the merchant marine ma
val reserve and the volunteer ma
val rterNe. A separate sevtion
provides for reorganization o. the
present marine corps reserve IN
conformity with tho new plan.
No pay or allowances Ter Yolun-
ieer reserve would be provided cx-
cept during training taken on ap-
plication OF the reserNist only.