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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
Shrine RAAHS
PLAN BANQUET
Afifi Officers Hosts
at Meeting Saturday
in Hotel Winthrop

Afifi Temple officers were hosts
today and tonigh, 10 rajahs from
throughout the jurisdiction Of the
Shrine temple for a special meet
ing ut the Winthrop hotel, a ban
quet being scheduled for 6 p. m.
and q business session a, 8 p. m.
The raJahs viii join the Afifi
divan to form a special welfare
group Of the organization. The
busy business program will present
TO the rajahs their part in Shrine
activities in their respective dis
tricts.
Lee p. Hill. potentate, called the
session. the frs; of its kind ever
held. He will preside at the dinner
rs POSTMASTER and Charles c.
Welker. assisted by the divan
members, Is general chairman Of
the rajah conference.
Although many rajahs were ex-
pected to be on hand for the dinner,
more than IS reservations were
listed at noon.
Those to attend include: Milton
]. Welsh, Aberdeen; Fred w.
zumwalt, Bickleton: George r.
Stoller, Camas; DR.. Harold d.
Fritz, Cathlamet: DIR. James II.
johnson. Chehalts. Ellsworth
Mohler, .Electron: William Ross,
Ellensburg; Robert T. Mont
gomery, Enumclaw: Perry H.
Crothcs. Fort Lewis: NJ. B. Bigby,
Goldendale; Wilfred II. Lunt.
Hoodsport; Whittier Stritmatter,
Hoquiam; Ralph Edmonds, Kelso;
c. G. L. Meatchem. Longview;
Samuel A. Rossier. Mabton: Her
bert w. Cooper, Mineral: Hector
C. Bernard. Montesano: Fred w.
Agate, Olympia; A. c. Farnsworth.
Puyallup; Louis kristofferson,
Rainier; Clair Vaughan. Ryder
wood. Daniel H. Lind, Shelton;
Ernest r. Lebcr. South Bend:
William Locke, Spanaway: Nicholas
Doering. Steliacoom; Homer p.
Hartley. Sumner: Allan kirkwood.
Toppenish; Ross W. Reder, Van
couver: John w. Wickwire.
Wapato; Arthur H. Tuttle. Wenat-
chce: Albert Rasmussen. Westport:
Benz. s. Cerswell, Yakima
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
Yakima Qualities
for Hoop Tourney

SFATTLE-Yakims high school
qualified today for the 10Th annual
state high school basketball tourna-
ment which VIII open in Seattle
next Wednesday. Yakima entered
the tourney by beating Prosser.
1928. in Zillah last night to win
second place IN the Yakima Valley
tournament. The score vas l6-all
al the half.
Morton and Woodland high
schools meet in the finals Of the
Southwest Washington district
"B" tournament tonight in Che
halls. Morton defeated Castle
Rock. Pals. and Woodland beat
Pc Ell. 1922 last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
Ski Weather

Paradise valley: Road open to
Narada Falls: chains required at
LOngmire: shuttle buses operat-
ing; temperature Of % degrees;
five inches Of new snow; total of
zig inches; overcast; snowing;
southwest wind; skiing good.
S~noqualmle pass: North Bend to
Easfon, snow on road from 10
miles west Of summit to Easton;
chains required; temperature Of
~ degrees; 10I, inches of lew
snow; total of 1872 inches; over
cast. with moderate snow and
light northwest wind; skiing fair.
VT. Baker lodge: Road open to
lodge; snow on road from glacier
to lodge; chains required: tenn
perafure Of rs degrees: 10 inches
of new snow; total of 229 inches;
overcast, with moderate SNOW; ski
ing fair.
Park Junction: Snow on road
from Park Junction to 10 miles
east of Enumclaw: chains re-
CURED; temperature OF % de-
ktSte' TOUT lncnes OF new nov
total Of 80 inches; overcast, with
moderate snow.
Cayuse pass: eco inches Of
snow; skiing fair; gates closed.
Stampede: Temperature of %
degrees; six inches of new snow;
total of 81 inches; calm. with
light snow: skiing ve-y good.
Snoqualmie ski bowl (Hyak):
Temperature Of SO degrees; eight
inches of new snow; total of %
inches; calm, with snow; skiing
excellent.
Monad lake: Temperature Of %
degrees; Is inches of new snow:
total Of 1873 inches; calm. with
moderate snow; snow dry and
powdery; skiing excellent.
Martin lodge: Temperature os
20 degrees; 10 inches of new
snow; total Of I09 inches; calm.
with light snow: snow fast and
dry; skiing excellent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
BIG CROWD OUT
TO CHAIN GANG

The largest crowd in the history
OF the Tacoma Chamber of Com
merce Chain Gang attended the
regular meeting of that organiza-
ton Friday evening in the Hotel
Winthrop roof garden.
II Was a speechless evening. as
Is the custom of the chambers So
cial division. but an enthusiastic
one as the city's business men
greeted purchasing agents and
supply officers Of all the govern
mcnt institutions in the Tacoma
area. including the army, who were
the honor guests.
Their combined purchases
amount TO approximately $4,000
600 per year.
Chairman Of the Gangs dinner
meeting was Bert Heath. Vice
]. j. Kaufman welcomed
the visitors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
Whitman Ball Club
Will Defend Title

NALLA - htman
college opens defense of its myth
ical northwest collegiate baseball
title March 81. when Buck Bailey
brings his trained Cougars here.
Coach Mig Borleske's nine. hamp-
cred by the weather is behind on
the practice schedule. but Bor-
leske expects to be set for the
Washington State crew.
Though progress is at msil's
pace, the Missionary ball team is
taking shape. Borleske's brilliant
leader, Capt. Ned Sickle, takes
care of shortstop and the cleanup
slot. The only other regular from
last year. Larry Pepin is back at
his position in right field.
But using reserves and new
corners, the Mission coach is
building up a formidable team.
The biggest worries are the
first base and second base
positions. With Harry Pepin,
ser keystone worker back
in the fold. Borleske can con-
centrate on the initial sack,
vacated by Bill O'Brien.
Chuck Greer, strong armed
sophomore. is leading the letter
men hurlers. Others are Hal
Pierce. Crane Walker. and Lefty
Fosterman. Likely recruits to date
are Phil Raykovich, football play
er. Russ Morrow. frosh from Gar
field: Tod Sloan elongated right
handler from North Central high in
Spokane and Ivan Manning senior
right handler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
SCOR ES

Erma Musselman. leading lady
for First United Mutual Savings
Bank. was the outstanding bowler
in the matches of the Class A
women's league at the Broadway
alleys FRIDAY night.
Shooting 223. 1871 and 200. she
turned in a 6o4 total for h best
marx OF the so feminine stars.
The United Mutuals gained a poin,
on the league-leading Brown ano
Haley team IN the hot Class A race
BY taking three points from Tht
FRS, while h Candy ssIs were
dropping two 20 the Jacks Griddls
ladies.
The complete ore of the league
Mutual savings Rank t3l - Erms
Musselmsn 6o4. Mildred Geer foS
Betty SNYDER All. Wnifred HenTlo'
4so. Fern Coles 55s: team total 2434
The Fir u)-Helen Bernard 49e
Hazel Frost AIT. Cleo Burlington 423,
Elizabeth Christie 40. Helen Blsttler
SIG handicap %. team total 23sS.
North Pacific Bank CD Yvonne
Johnson 494. Helen Mundheim So7,
Sally Lanham asa. Helen Osborne AZ,
wilifred Rowe asa team total ?
Pacific Match az Marie Fuchek
4sT. Lillian Elder 400. Gene Hunter
AIS. Ann che.Sey 32s. Freddie Rein
er ASH. handicap 70; team total ass.
Roy Archer's (ol Louise Wahlers
S02 Olive Nolde 500. Nell Bowman
s7o. Josephine sropko 3s3. Frances
Dav 45s. handicap i4l: team total
22ss.
Ait Heidelberg tp-Eieanor Brown
sss Merle Pole t6i Jennie Like sTe,
Ann Torick 40. Dorothy Daily +a2.
team total 2+ls.
Tammarano 0D-Ass knight
& Rose Stolarski 4S9. Marjorie
s~hpugrnsssy ATS. Dorothy Mitchell
All. Dorothy Troy tsf; team total
232i.
Helen Davis fol-Emms Decker Saa.
Blanche Barre 42s. Ruth Liz t5l.
Alice Zeienak 4Ts. Vera kinoervich
3eA. hAndican 81: team total ALI.
Jacks Griddle tel - Ruth seicei-
mar sso wtnnet Clark SOS Laura
Hickman $50. Mary Hewitt <73. Doris
Ma!esky $50. team total 23<i.
Brown and HALEY f2l-Mscel An
derson 4O2. DAISY Bonner i1e E-'nice
Warden s3s lillian Solid 4ie. Mary
Kanc,snich $40. handicap los; team
total asia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
GOLF

Four 1s-hole rounds remain &c
be finished by April 2 in the Fir
crest Golf club spring handicap,
with contestants in each division
having a chance for the title.
Results in the qualifying round
were:
FIRST Flight
Tom Palo. 8o-l4-66; l. l. Lamb
s4-i8-66: D. L. Melendy, 77-ll-oo'
Martin Traub. ss-22-66: Joe Ravl.
ings, 77-s-se: Bonnie Cram, BOIL
80. G II. Osgood. e1-22-6e; Tom
Brown. s3-l4-6s; o. A. watkins
s4-i5-ee: A. D. Myers. s2-l2-7o;
Bob Anderson. 1870; z. L. Burn
ham. s3-l2-71: Bob Finke. e4-23--
IL: Henry Senner. 62-ll-Tl; Cecil
Smith. 77-6-7l: Prank Seversen. 80
I'll: j. C. Bohn, ss-l7-7l; Ray
Severance. sl-9-72: Leo Teats. "a
l2-72; Bill sheehan, s5-23-72.
second Flight
Ralph Teats, 82-9-73: George d.
poe s5.l2S7s; c. o. Terry, s7-l4-
"a J. D. McIlwraith. so-l7-73: John
Corliss. s4-ll-73; c. E. Wiseman,
John Giichrist. ss-l4-74; H. w.
Rothermel. s5-ll-74; Jack Heuertz'
S5-il-74.
Third Flight
Emil Wick. s7-i3-74. J. W. 1nger-
soil. a3-ie-74; Frank Currie. ao-le
ia, Orv Dahl. so-i6-74; Elmer
Bergstrom. lo2-2s-74 B V. Schva-
len ss-Ii-75: John Refine. ss-l3-
rs .Isck Walters. 7e-4-75; NJ. G.
Remnant. s7-lI-76; W. L. Duncan,
Ss-i2-76.
Fourth Flight
Charles Gould. e2-l6-7s: Bill
Goodwin. ss-l2-76: warren Lawson.
p~o-I4-7e; Carl wilbur, 96-is-71:
George Petrich el-l4-I7' " e
Niemmeyer, s3-l6-77; c. A. Terry
ei-i4-f7: Mark Stewart, so-l3-!7;
Ted Elvert, s8-ll-77; J. A. Locke
e6-le-77.
Fifth Flight
Bill Delay, eo-l2-7s; John Hunt
sl-ls-7s; A. H. onstad s7-ls-Iys;
Dan Trippear. loo-2l-7e: A. "
Melchoir. ee-le-so; Earl Retha: 81.
1870: Bill Ross. lo5-25-eo: J. w
Anderson, 94-i3-sl; Henry Loren
io5-2l-s4; Joe Macarthur. loe-22-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
HERE'S MORE BOUT
MARTIN BILLS REJECTED
ATARTa ON PAGE ONE

organize and consolidate school
districts. was Sen. tMrs.) Pearl
Wanamaker. Coupeville matron.
Suddenly Will Wentworth. Spo-
kane merchant. stormed to his
feet. Red in the face. pounding
his desk, he shouted:
Il have something to say to this
house. I don't want any lobbyists
on the floor of this house. senator
or anybody else. want them
ordered out"
Beats Quick Retreat
Mrs. Wanamaker beat a hasty
retreat, ~ dead silence reiEned.
Then Edward ]. Reilly. Spokane.
majority leader, asked the house
to revert back to second order Of
business % ne might move to
amend the minor bill At hand by
adding the governors school re-
organization, previously delayed
by the rules committee.
But the left wing. aided by Re-
publicans, refused TO give him the
two-thirds vote necessary to sus-
PCS1o ioIGDs
You are turning down . chance
to save the state Q million dollars"
Reilly charged. but to nc avail.
The house was determined to con-
slider no more "must" measures.
Sent 70 Conference
Meanwhile. the major revenue,
appropriations. small loans, CO.
operatives. social security and
supplementary appropriations bills
Ill were sent to conference COM
mittes. in IN effort to iron out
differences between the chambers.
II appeared the session formally
would end Saturday afternoon.
Capitol clocks still maintained the
fiction that II was 20 minutes be-
fore Thursday midnight. the 26th
legislatures constitutional eo-day
time limit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
LANKY HOOPER
GOES TO HILL

PULLMAN, Wash.-Here's bad
news for baseball coaches of the
Pacific Coast conferences north
ern division. Buck Bailey Of
Washington State college is max
ing a pitcher out of big Paul
Lindeman. Cougar sophomore bas-
ketoall center.
Lindeman. who towers close to
six feet eight inches and weighs
240 pounds, figures TO be quite a
hurler, according TO Bailey. Hes
so tall" said Bailey. that the bat
ters will get dizzy watching that
ball come down from the top Of
his delivery The big fellow is
fast on his feet and Bailey may
use him at first base when he isn't
pitching.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
KENTUCKY DERBY LIST REACHES lis

the Dover stakes at Delaware, the
great American and junior cham
pion stakes at Aqueduct and the
United States Hotel. the special,
and the hopeful stakes at Sara
toga.
He topped the two-year-olds
with earnings of $84, 100. FL
Chico is by John P. Grier of
La Chica. Others in his stable
nominated were Our Mat, Sub
stantial and Time Sheet.
Conspicuous among the absen-
tees for the derby are Ciencia, WIN
ner of the $4,000 Santa Anita
derby last month; George d. Wide
ner's Eight Thirty; Saratoga
stables Volitant and Warren
Wright's Beau James.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
POLICE CAR FINDS,
REPORTS HOUSE FIRE

Discovered by a cruising police
car. a fire Of unknown origin
early Saturday morning caused
damage estimated at $500 10 the
home OF Warren Blanchard. 1888
So. Traitor St
Police Officers Charles Hughes
and Clyde Stidham discovered the
blaze at 1915 a n. They in
formed police headquarters by
shor,-waye radio. and fire equip
ment was dispatched TO the burn
ing house. Blanchard was not at
home when the fire started.
Firemen said the loss included
$500 10 the building and 5000 10
the contents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
Two Convicted for Stealing
Defense Secrets for Russia

Los ANGELEsNAikhal CORN.
Russian government empioye. and
Hafis Salich, former naval intelli.
gence attache. were In jail today.
convicted Of stealing United States
defense secrets for Russia
Their conviction By . federal
oourt jury foreshadowed . deter
mination By the United States su.
preme court Of the worth Of the
espionage act enacted during
World War days and, indirectly. Of
the value of this oountry's counter
espionage activities
Their attorneys said they would
appeal for Q new trial and. II
nscsssary. would carry the Ease to
the supreme court in IN attempt
to establish their claim that the
Stolen Information. principally con-
cerning Japan's naval and military
plans and her espionage activities.
could not b used BY Russia to the
detyiment Il u. 8. national de-
Tense.
Judge Ralph Jenney said he
would grant them . hearing on the
appeal plea before passing sent
We@as Acquitted
Gorin's blonde wife. Natasha.
vas acquitted On . single charge
a conspiracy in connection with
TIE espionage scheme. CORN and
Gaheh were convicted on two
counts of espionage and one OF
conspiracy. he maximum sent
ence y - yeaSsL
The government charged CORN
paid 9aNch &17O0 to hand over
secret reports on the japanese con-
tainod = ccafSdential fflss 1t the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
Yacht Club Has
Races On Menu

Power and sailboat races have
been scheduled for Sunday by the
Tacoma Yacht club.
The power boats will start at
IL a. m. and finish at 4, travelling
around Vashon island, % nautical
miles.
The sailers will leave at 10 a. m.
and use the triangular harbor
course.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
Women List Event
at Meadow Park

The Meadow Park Women's club
has scheduled an odd or even
tournament for Tuesday. Pairings
follow:
The Mesdames n. c. Define and
Neil Day: William Turner and j.
Shannon: Jack Green and A
Carter: Charles Johnson and c. E.
Harkins; A. Horswell and c. j.
Senner; F. Thackeray and L.
Powers; F. L. Gordon and B.
Brouse; ]. T. Craig and A. Berilla;
L. Crusoe and William Finnell;
Joseph Karpach and Ken Noce;
Gladys Roberts and William
Mottle; L. Gonyer and S. Roberts;
j. Adams and r. B. Shadduck; T.
Nixon and Pearl Miller; P. Jones
and c. II. Fritz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

J. J. Mellinger. DR.. David n.
johnson. president of the mission,
will serve as general chairman.
The mission. formerly the
Tacoma Commons Mission.
was founded In 1912. The
present board Of directors.
seeing need of larger and
O effective mission work,
Incorporated rs the Tacoma
Rescue Mission.
In its past six months, Rev. Ed
wards reports, the mission has
served 27,053 meals and provided
s.2s6 lodgings for hungry anc
homeless men. Through its en-
ployment service lis jobs have
been found.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
CITY CALL

Receipt by the city treasurer Of
Ss3.24s.6i in county tax money
made possible a city warrant call
for Monday amounting to se2'-
49so4 in general warrants and
81 ,o66.e4 in L. I. ID. guaranty fund
warrants. The general fund war
rants called are those numbered
from 1895 to e344. inclusive. The
L. I. D. warrants are those from
IL TO IS, inclusive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
$50 FACSIMILES OF
TOM MOONEY PARDON

SACRAMENTO, Calif.-To COM
ply with hundreds of requests COM
ing in to Gov. Olson. the state
printing office has printed $50
ornate. two-colored facsimiles Of
Olson's unconditional pardon to
Thomas Mooney after ~ years Of
Imprisonment Olson announced
they will be given only TO labor
unions and others having a gen.
uine interest" In the case.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been is
sued by the county auditor to
Donald Bailey and Grace Jarnigan.
both Of Snohomish. George r.
Smith and Frances Jones. both Of
Tacoma; Reuben Westrom and
Helen Newell. both Of Tacoma:
Charles \. Best and Emiline J.
Pursche, both Of Seattle: Arnold
Scott Of Everett and Laura OdeIl
Of Monroe: Robert Thompson and
Ruby johnson. both Of Seattle
Bernard r Wander School n Iris
Erickson. both Of Tacoma: Ian
Mcmillan and Verna Stewart. both
Of Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
New Y Basketball
Champion Certain

YAKIMA. Wash.-A new Pa
cific Northwest Senior Y. NJ. c. A.
basketball championship team will
be crowned tonight. The defend
ing t%itlist, Spokane. went out Of
the running last night by losing
an overtime game, 1914. to Walla
Walla. The was 3S-all at the
end Of the regular playing period.
Spokane led. 14-11. at the half.
Yakima beat Portland, 47-34,
after trailing, 22-15. at the half.
Salem, Ore, walloped Boise.
Idaho. 64-43. Salem held at 31-15
half-time lead. Seattle drew a bye
last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

/ candidate for racing Immortality
this year is a chestnut colt ans
werins to the name of FL Chico
and owned by William Ziegler, il,
of New York. Simultaneous with
release of the entry list Fl Chico,
undefeated in seven starts as a
two-year-old, was made a Al fav-
orite in the winter books.
FL Chico's unbroken record OF
seven victories includes triumphs
in the youthful stakes at Jamaica,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

San Pedro intelligence bureau. The
verdict, announced after two hours
and 10 minutes elaboration by a
jury Of m~iddle-aged industrialists
and business men. stunned Salich
and CORN.
So Reports Stolen
The stolen information consisted
Of 50 naval intelligence reports
which had been gathered by intel.
ligence service operatives working,
sometimes, in counter-espionage
against Japanese agents on the
Pacific coast Very little Of the
information was made public in
court because the government
claimed. fun publication would be
injurious to national defense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
Car Strikes DOUn
A0ed Pedestrian

Isaac Wickstrom. rs. Of l7o2
So. Adams ST, was receiving care
at Pierce county hospital Satur-
day for injuries received Friday
night when an automobile struck
him at 9Th and ! 81.
M. T. Mcintosh. the auto driver.
told police Wicks,rom was walking
in front of him. He said he
swerved sharply. but the side of
the a struck the elderly pedes-
rrian. Wickstrom was cut about
the head. Mcintosh lives at the
Cambridge apartments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
WPA PROJECT APPROyEn

Sen. Homer 7. Bone today an
nounced presidential approval Of a
WPA project for Improvement TO
drainage district No. % system.
for flood prevention purposes.
near Falkland. S2I Gil.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

different artists
parade TO New
York City mi
%crophones each
month OF
all the songs of
[ h e Nineties.
those Of Paul
DR. s are
heard least.
B emmy Good
man has written
an a uto b | og-
raphy. in col
Elaboration with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
BY LOUIS REID
Music Features 4 Photo
Syndicate. y. VI

Don't hear any more of dance
band maestros being asked 10 auto
graph the stiff shirt fronts of
jewellers Approximately $4,000
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
Bell Riflers Defeat
Lincoln by Sl3 to 8O2

The Bellarmine high school rifle
team defeated q strong Lincoln
high squad. s13 to 500. this week
in the first city series match for
both teams.
The lineups and the scores fol-
low:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
sls.In O PARKS

Allotment OF $l3.l29 for plant
and shrub propagation and pest
control in Tacoma parks was an
nounced Saturday by WPA state
HEADQUARTERS in Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
ACTION IN

An interiocutory decree Of d.
vorce has been granted in Pierce
county superior court TO Bernice
B. Phillips from Marley v. Phillips.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

The first mail on the American
continent started from New York
city 10 Boston, Jan. !, 1873.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

Father Put the Paper on the Wall
are the titles OF two numbers deep
in the recesses of the American
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

Irving Kolodin, New York music
commentator. When Father
Papered the Parlor" and When
La gaceta., 1939-09-12
DOS BRAVOS MILITARES
VAN AL CAM
PO DEL HONOR

Brenos Aires, septiembre TO-
Dos generates del ejereito a.
gent:no, desnudos de la cintura
para arriba y usando sables dc
caballeria lie doble flo, sostuVle
ron un duelo de tres asaltos que
termin6 solamente cuando am =
hos haoian sido heridoS.
Ell general Benjamin Men5n-
dez, comandante de caballeria,
fCe herido en- ell pecho y Su opo-
nente, ell general Arturo Raw
sen, comandante de la primera
division de caballeria, recibiG
COZ taduras cerea del pescuezo.
Ambos jefes militares dejaron
el campo sin recsonciliarse des-
puGs que sus padrinos, cuatro &c
nerales, pusieron alto al dCelo,
el cual fua tauSado pOr una car
ia, ell contenido de la cual no Sc
ha revelado, que Rawson envi6
a Menendez.
La gaceta., 1939-09-12
LAGACETA

varse Y las madfes de familia,
comenzaron a conprar grandes
caS::5.des de slimentos, para
guardarlos; Ell precio de las IS,
guridades sc encaram6 a las nu.
bes, cuando los especuladores
entraron en- acci6n.
Ninguno dc estos eventos Sc
ha juzgado justlficado por los
altos empleados de Washington
que senalan los grandes Sur
pluSes', como argumento contra
el aumento de los preeioS en- los
where's, que servira para para
liar plantar y dejar a millares
de oberoS sin tabajo TODD 10 cual
ofece muy poca justification pa
ra una subida en- los precioS dc
las aeciones.
La gaceta., 1939-09-12
. movmiento obrero local, n~acional y mundial
Una Gomision presenta un proyecto de jornales
mfnimos en- Ia RepIblica Mejicana

Mexico, D. F., sept. 70. Con
81 objeto de que a partir del aao
pr6ximo, Ia fijaci6n del formal
para los trabajadores de- pals
SC haga de una manera convs-
niente, ell Comite Nacional dc ia
c. T. M. va a estudiar ell pro-
veto respective, que ha sido for
mulado 'por una comisi6n espe-
cial que fue desi. NADIA hace al
gunas semanas.
Encuentra la e. T. NJ, que la
forma en- que ahora Sc hace la
fijaci6n del jornal es muy defec
tuosa, Y en- la mayor parte de
loStcasps la cantidad que Sc fila
no satisface las necesidades de
los trabajadores. De acuerdo con
la ley, son comisiones especial
les que Sc designan cada dos a.
nos las que tienen que senalar ei
formal y 81 no Sc reunen o su ira
bajo .es deficiente, es la Junta
de Cancellation y Arbitraje de
cada jurisdiction la que fila el
monte del formal, para 10 cual Sc
reunen los representatives dc
las empresas en- la propia Jun
ia.
Como no Sc hacen eStudioS
previos, 'sino que generalmeute
solo Sc cuenta con datos superb
ciales, la fijaci6n del jornal estd
muy lejos de responder a las ne
cesidades de los trabajadores Y
de allf que estos Sc muestren dis
gustados, y que la C. T. M. dis
pusiera ell nombramiento de una
comisi6n para formular ell pro-