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Chas. Campbell. LAWYER
1oaI EraLtna -

thas. tampbeli. LAWYER
sesi Erskine St
STATE or MICHIGAN the circuit
Court for the County ~ Wayne IN
Chancerv
JESSIE sTANoNrCH PLAINTIFF. vs.
JOHN srANovfcH. Defendant
No. e9s3as
ORDER or pUBTICATTON
A. session ~ said court held IN
the city 81 Detroit on the second day
Of Feb 1870
Present THE HON SHERMAN d
CALENDER circuit Judge
II satisfactoriiy appearing Nv ant
davit on file that defendant - not a
resident ~ The state Of Michigan hut
resides ~ tt0--iesrd street New York
In the State Of Ssw York.
II II ordered that he appear herein
within three months from the date OF
this order or the hni OF complaint
filed herein may he taken as confessed.
and that thia order be served and pub
lished according 70 law and copy
thereof be matted ~ said defendant at
his last known address
SHERMAN Il CALENDER.
Circuit Judge
Z, True copv,
cAsrAR :. L1NGFMAN
Clerk.
Ry A c TENrRowIcz.
Deputy Clerk s..-4-fi
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AT.MENA WiNG0. iraintiff ~ h. o.
- wINc0 Defendant
~ session ~ couff held a.
ths court House IN the CIV - pef-of,
on ihs third 6ay ~ Fshrrsrv ia4o
Present THE HOS SHERMAN n
CALENDER cirrpn Judge
m tNis cause y appearing % thr
Court By affidstif hereto aita rhed ihai
chancery summons has boon tss4ed oli
Of ana under the seai Of me Court far
the appearance ~ tho defendant ~
that the same could not ne served on
or before the return day thereof fur
The reason fhaf me ssf1 defendant
hsinr resident % fhe CIV ~ Detroit.
County ~ WAYNE and state ~ Nirhi.
gan. wa concealed therein Hnd Fald
chancery summons has hren returned
with the certirrafe thereon endorsed.
showing thar sfier dliirent search AMI
inquiry said defendant could r,f be
served m said state ~ Michiean. m OF
before the rrturn INV thereof
on molten % WILLIAM G SMITH
attorney for the pls'atiff
n 70 Ordered tnaf the ra'd riIA
WINGO cause his appearance - ~
entered N fh'p court within three months
from the dste ~ fhls or and M
case ~ hts appearance ne cause ME-
answer % the rlairtifra PHI 81 conn
plain, 20 be fiie6 and a copy thereof
20 be served upon the attorney Tor me
plaintiff within twenty da,s affer SER
vice upon him ~. cory ~ snid ai.i.
and notice 81 this order. and that N
default thereof the said bill % taken
- confessed Nv the said defendant
n - further Ordered that cnpv
81 this order ~ published ana served
according 20 law.
SHERMAN n. CALENDER.
lrcut 1ufre
"a True CoryN
CASPER = LtNCENAN.
clerk
y, A a. rENERowfcH.
rsputy clerk t-at-ts.
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ohnKR or riHifcArIo~
LAYTON 81 NNfNGHAN risi,.
v BONNIE NSrNGHAM ~.
81 -sssor n sstd cou-, h.is a,
ihe coar House N The c,tv ~ pe.
irof county ~ wavne state ~ Mica
p. Ms second dav Of February
Prescott HoNoRABLr surrv.N
p iFNpth rirruf juts
ir mis- cause 20 appearing frsr. ~
iahNH on 500 tnHf tileenf rnnrrn aos
INQUIRY WIS made bf tne 8fiiaft sno.s
NiE CUNNINGHAM ana thst
froif County ~ WAYNE. sfata NJ vt,,.
iEsn ara mar n canrr, na aa.s~..,,.',
81 vnaf si1ts ~ Country tna sst. 49,.
ferd1nf rov rseqea
en- motion ~ ELNfN 4 DAVr~.
PORT ftfcrrey tor the pi,i,utf
n e ordefe1 inst Defendant RON.
ne ttNN lNvhAM. appesr ara n.
49,. ~ hiH OF Complaint herein
80. .s.in" ner within three months
fr'm ne dare hereof or said Bin vi,
20 fahen 90 confessed against he,
u 10 furfnef ordered tnat = ron, =,
IN" ORDER pc sent ~ the said Defen.
aaht 20 nor ,es' known address Nv kes,-
'stered Nan and return ree.,n, =.
''.. Nnd"n tnetefnr or published IN Tbe
''.'f"t irihnne. Newspaper puhi.n-
required nv law
SHERMAN n cALLFNrrR
"A True Cory,
rASrAR o. ifNGrNAN
Clerk
~ 4 g. TENEROwIcz
Deputy Gers a-as-.-s
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No. 2D607O
ORDER or PUBLIC ALTOS


MARGARET rARHAN Pizlutif' "a
ROOs WELT PARHAM. Defendant
A. q session o. said Court held a. 'ns
Court House IN the cry ~ Detroit on
me tventy-third day o. January y
present Hon JAMES T. cHENor
Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof ~ htfifav', show
ing that u cannot be asccrtained N
what state or country me defendant
row resides and his present wherea bouts
+. unknown. that his ast known resi-
hence was care ~ General Delivery
cit, o. Dallas county ~ HaNas ann
stats ~ Texas
on Motion. or Lewis 4 Row e'te A.
forneys FOR plaintiff. II 70 Ordered that
the saif defendant kooSENELI Pan.
HAM. enter hls appearance IN $40
cause m OF nefore three ~ months
from the date ~ THIS der or ne oi'
of complaint Fiics here'n fuay te taken
ar confessed and 'nsf sale order ns rnn'
ushed ana a cory thereof sei ed np'n
the defendant nv feg stored ma Hs
required nv law IN such cases RI 10e
JAMES r cHr~0T
cirrutt 1se
d. True corvl
CASPER ) LtNGFMAN
nv a c TENERowITz
Dep4ty Clerk s-s-'-i'
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oRpkR OF rrnLlcArIoN

court for the County ~ wayns tn chan.
Gerry
No. sse.5co
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
RICHARD McCLESTrR. Plaintiff Va
FLORENCE McCLEsTER Defendant
AZ session or the said court held
IN the Court House N the count,
Building A. tho city ~ Detroit Mich.
gan on the SIXTH day Of February. A
u 1910.
Present hon SHERMAN %. CAL.
LENDER. Circuit judge
In this cause Z, appearing nv af,i.
daNit on file. that The Defendant
FLORENCE McCLEsTER is No. a res
ldent ~ The state OF Michigan nor does
she reside anyv here Within the state
but thar the said Defendant IL res.
ident o. me state ~ Pennsylvania. and
that the last known address Of said
Defendant IN said state vas
No Se7 Mcdonald ST
PiusrurEh
Allegheny County Penn
on motion of HAMILTON JUNIOR
Attorney for fhs Plaintiff. tits ordered
That the Defendant. FLORENCE SIC.
CHESTER. appear and answer the Plfl
~ Complaint filed herein against hes
in this cause within THREE ~
MONTHS from the date Of this order
or said Rlil Of Complaint will be taken
a. confessed against her.
II IL further Ordered That a copv
OF this order be published IN some
newspaper printed. published or clrcu-
lated IN this County a. r. required nv
Law. and that copy % this order be
matted 10 Defendant ~ her last known
address by Registered Mall. and that
= Return Receipt he demanded there
for
SHERMAN n CALENDER.
Circuit Judge
CASPER ,. LtSGBMAN.
clerk
BY 4 c. TEvERowrcz.
--i7-5.3o
chas Campbell
Lawyer
fesi Er~kine ~.
STATE or MICHIGAN the c,reui,
Court for the County OF Wayne IN
Chancery
LORETTA SQUIRT Pi.inun w.
JACK SQUIRT Defendant.
NO. eas.s61
ORDER or PUBLICATION
AZ q session OF aid court heid IN
ne CIV OF detroit on the 18th day ~
Jan 1910.
Present THE Hon JAMES z che
NOT. Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing BY arr.
davit on file that defendant II not
resident ~ the state OF MichlGan but
resides ~ fIt North Park Avenue War
rem. Ohio.
II II ordered that he appear herein
within three months from the date Of
this order or the Dill OF complaint flied
herein may be taken a. confessed and
thst this order Ne served ana published
accordins 90 Law and q copy thereof
mailed TO defendant AZ HE last known
JAMES r. cHENoT.
Circuit judge
a True Copy
CASPER J. LfNcEMAN.
Clerk
~ A c rENERowIcz
Deputy usrr f-is--s-Se.
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Attys lewis a Rowlette
607 =. Adams Ave.

Attys lewis A Rowiette
607 =. Adams Ave
STATE OF MICHIGAN
County OF wayne.
No. 1850
~ session 81 tho Probate Cour, Tor
said county ~ Wayne held az me FRO.
bate ouri Room In the civ ~ Detroit
on ,he f'i4 day OF Februsry IN the
year one thousand nine hundred and
forty
Present THOMAS c. MURPHY. Iudr.
of Probate
In the Matter ,ihe Estate Of ASA
LOYAL. Deceased
on reading and fiiiing the petition q,
LAURA BRAGG PRAYING that admin.
istration ~ sai' estate he granted "a
ETHEL BAil.ARlEL or some other
suitable person
IL II ordered That m. fourteen,h
day ~ March, next a. ten o'clock m
me forenoon ~ SAID Court Room b.
appointed for hearing said pcti,ton
And II IL further ordered ira, .
cnpv ~ this e'de- - published ,hss,
81 essive weeks previous 20 said lin.
~ bearing IN me re'ron Tribune
heuspa per printed ana circuiatir. 4,
sad County NJ wsvne
THOMAS O MURPHY
q, Tfae rurv,
Deputy Probate Register ..i--1.s
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Avs Iewis a Rowiette
nn-E aanma Arrnna


sTArr On wfrHisAS n ne VII
cor-' ;or era co1r ~ WAYNE W cham
Gerry
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Atty. Hamilton Junior
If.g p.a.t.t. -

STATE or MICHIGAN ~ the clr uit
court for the County Of Wayne IN Chan.
Gerry
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Chss. Campbell.
LAWYER
;eei Er~kine ~
STATE 0F MicHTGA< 49,. ri.~ot,
curt 'or the County ~ vavne IN
Chsnrerv ~
MtREr RHODES r,,,,,,- -,
LEONARD RHOnFs ncfenfan,
No. cae. s6s
ORDER or PrBTICATIo-.
A. session ~ ssgd oour, hais H.
NJ city ~ Detroit on the md dav o.
Present THE HON sHErNA~ n
'Ai,LENpFH Circuit fudge
II satisfactorily appearing Nv an.
ds'it on file that defendant - no, A.
resident ~ the state ~ Michigan hu,
reside. q THE MiLNrR Horrr.
ROOM 2. NIAGAI.t PALS. sew
u 10 ordered that he appear her.
thfre months from me date ~ mis- a..
Ger or the biii ~ con plant filed here.
IN may he taken A. confessed aud that
TINS order be served and rphr-hed a.
'ording 20 law ana copy thereof met-
~ 20 me sad defendant 81 his last
SHERMAN y CALENDER.
Circuit '1dse
JASPER J. LINGEMAN
Clerk
nv 4 c. TENERowicz
Deputy Clerk er--s en-
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-olo ~. Antoine ~
STATE or MICHIGAN In the CTR
ffif court FOR the count, - ,va,n. ,
fharrerv
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Coz r adams Avenne
STATE or MicmGAS ~ the r.
ruiz our for the county ~ Nayre 10
Chancery
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LEGAL NOTICES


STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Cir
cult Court for the County OF wayne T.
Chsncery
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At, VIM. G. smith
az ff.t,f ma.


STATE or MICHIGAN me rircnt
Court fnr the county ~ Wayne "a
Chanrorv
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STATE or MICHIGAN IN the cir
cuit Court for tho County Of Wayne
In Chancery
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Harold Y. Bledsoe

STATE or MICHIGAN In the cir
cut Court for the County OF wayne.
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STATE or MICHIGAN IN the CT
cult Court for the County OF wayns
fhaurarv
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Chas Campbell
Lawyer
fest Erskine n.

STATE or MICHIGAN the Circuit
Chancery
LORETTA SQUIRT Piaintiff. W
JACK SQUIRT Defendant
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- - W"FWn We.
STATE or MICHIGAN in IN. :
fli Court Tor the county ~ Wa,
in chanrery
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I'D" FIn~IIngN 7.
TATE or MfcnfGAN io fNe 0~.
Court FOR ne county n waos
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14

Hoover Is understood TO have
been promised sufficient funds
by influential people sympa-
thetie TO the Polish Jew popula-
ton. and presumably hostile to
the Hitler regime. But the ex-
president, who eventually estab-
lished friendly relations with
the kaiser's court, and il still
well known within Germany,
will make his new appeal on
basis of world humanitarianism.
He will also have the backing
of many neutral nations. per-
haps the u. s. and the Vatican.
The Hoover request will pre-
sent a tough problem to Der
Fuehrer. The latter appears
determined to extinguish or en-
slave the Poles. He has barred
newspaper correspondents. for
eign diplomats and impartial in
vestigators from the occupied
areas. II he rebuffs Hoover. 1t
will be accepted as an admission
that he Is perpetrating atroci-
ties there of which he does not
want the outside world to
know.
Two international assemblages
recently staged in Holland sug-
gest that world problems will
eventually be solved by indus
trialists and business men rather
than profess ional diplomats.
Which, incidentally, is the idea
underlying the Hull reciprocal
trade agreement.
Representatives. of the belliger-
ent nations met at Rotterdam
in January to iron out difficult
ties arising from the bottling up
OF merchandise in German YES
sells now interned in neutral
ports, especially South America.
Despite the seriousness of the
problem, a note of rich comedy
Broadway farce-marked the
proceedings. The various dele
gations-British, French, Ger
man-huddled in different suites
and on different floors. They
were strictly forbidden to ex-
change words. like the soldiers
on the Western Front. A dis
tracted Dutch interpreter and
intermediary, dashing from room
to room and floor to floor,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
Public Power an Investment

The United States is in the power business in big way
Millions Of dollars have been spent for dams and recama
on projects and billions of kowatt of electric power
have been turned out by Uncle SAM
When the United States first became interested in public
power there lot of talk that private utility companies
wouldn't like it. Big Business it was pretty generally
agreed certainly didn't relish the idea of having Uncle Sam
- competitor The old gentleman with the red white and
blue pants was not cut out to be business man,
recent survey by Washington Columnst Bruce Cation
demonstrates that maybe Big Business and the utilities
don't mind much after ALL Private industry including
power companies has turned out to be the best customer
Tor the governments public power
Take look at some of the larger federal power projects
More than one-hird of the power harnessed by IVA
being bought by the Aluminium Company of America The
sane company, not long signed 20year
tract to buy considerable slice Of the generated at
the Bonneville dam in Oregon
Bonneville in fact is pretty much dependent on private
industry The management about to sign with another
private company steel frm-which will buy power at
the rate of 5000 klowatts for the next 20 years
Bounder DAM the other hand proved to be the Good
Samaritan that saved Southern California Edison, when
drouth cut off that firms normal hydro-elecrc supply
Southern California Edison and Nevada California Edison
together buy per cent of the output at Boulder
The entrance of the federal government the power
scene hasn't exactly hurt private enterprise IL statistics
are any indication Eight years ago. Uncle Sam pro-
ducing five billion kowat hours and private industry II
billion Two years ago. public production had jumped
nearly 10 billion but private utilities turning out 04
billion And while the Rural Electrfcaton Administration
brought electricity to 100000 farm homes during the last
five private companies added 100000 rural
toners in the same period
"Okay, the Little Man. $50 I'm paying taxes for
Uncle Sam to build dams sell power private companies
who sell back to me just they've always DONE Where
do Icome in 7"
The government thought Of that when ii set out its
power program 1t figured out this way: Where
there's power new industries will flock to take advantage
Of it. And that happens to be the way it's working out
The larger dams huge areas-sometes
several states And in many of these sections Big Bust
ness has brought in industries providing jobs
bringing in wealth for the communities.
II will take A little while determine precsely
Uncle Sans adventure in the utility field will work out
So far hasn't been bad at ALT looks if everyone
going to be happy eventually
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven of these
questions Turn to the Woman's
page for the answers.
1. What is the French word
for castle?
2. In which book of the Bible
is the story Of Abraham's life p?
3. How long does it take the
sun to rotate on its axis?
4. On what river is the city OF
New London, Conn.,?
5. The calendar that We now
use is called the Gothic, Julian
or Gregorian?
s. Name the statesman and
general who founded the empire
Of British India.
7. What is the correct pro-
nunciation of the word infa-
nous?
8. What type of vessel was
the British Exmouth. recently
sunk by a torpedo or mine?
9. Name the NEUROLOGICAL
creature, half man and half
horse.
10. To which government de-
partment has the Bureau OF
Fisheries been transferred
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
Firms Test Culture Invasion

The Finnish people haven't forgotten that behind all
the brutality Joe Stain still sticks to his avowa that he
sending culture to the backward" Firms.
Stealing an idea from American radio quiz programs
Finnish station recently selected five Russian prisoners at
random and gave them brief intelligence test while the
world listened The prisoners included medical captain,
air captain, two sublieutenants and lieutenant
A few of the questions were: who was Beethoven"
who the first of the Romanoff dynasty where
was peace concluded after the warp The questions
drew complete blanks.
It's not going to be for Stain to push that kind of
evidence aside
Pretty smart people. these Finns-at the front and
behind the lines
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
. STORIES
IN STAMPS
Modern Tunisio Blooms
Among Ancient Glories

INCREASING demand for food
Il stuffs has created a new order
in Frances North African Pro-
tectorate, Tunisia. Modern meth
DDS of farming and irrigation have
doubled the annual citrus fruit
yield of a land that was great at
the time of the Roman Empire.
A network OF highways and rail-
roads has made the ancient glories
OF Carthage. the romance Of an
oriental empire accessible TO tour
lists.
But the natives cling 10 ancient
customs. A native woman, carry
ing her water jug. as pictured on
the 1885 stamp above, is a COM
mon sight. The old and the new
meet today in Tunisis.
Ecuador's requirement that all
letters must bear a 5-centsvos
stamp for the aid Of rural workers
and a 5-centsvos stamp for con-
struction of postoffices has dou-
bled the domestic postage rate.
Twenty centsvos postage IS now
required on all domestic mail
Germany has overprinted Is
values of the Hindenburg issue
of 1856 with German Post
in the East" for use on mail in
the Nazi controlled part Of former
Polish territory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14

WEDNESDAY. FEB. IA


On this Saint Valentines day
Venus smiles upon the planet
Earth. Benefic aspects dominate
strongly. II is day OF oppor-
tunities. suspicious for meeting
strangers of opposite sex. help
full not only to young folk but
to their elders. Widows should
be fortunate under this sway.
Heart and Home: Under this
configuration household duties
become pleasant pastime. IL
is a day when mental vision re-
veals only the best traits OF hui
man nature and obscures the
isnoble. Under the sway sudden
romances blossom into lucky en-
gagements. There is good luck
for Inequalities and entertain
ments of many sorts. The the
aters should profit.
Business Affairs: There is
promise for those who launch
new enterprises today. Mer-
chants should profit through ex-
pansion or changed methods.
There is a sign of promise for
shipbuilding and for construc-
ton OF sirplanes in which novel
inventions viii be Installed.
Heavy demands for relief will
be met generously while this
planetary government prevails.
National Issues: Public in
situations will come under in
vestigation as the system of
treating criminals is assailed by
reformers critical OF many mod
ern methods Of dealing with law
breakers. Sweeping improve
ments In the care OF those who
are unfortunate will be advo-
Gated.
International Affairs: After
temporary eclipse the League OF
Nations is again to command
attention. Peace gestures will
be many. but the stars warn of
treachery and counsel utmost
sagacity as diplomats confer and
statesmen outline plans to end
war. Extreme suffering is prog
nosticated for soldiers. Casualty
lists will spur efforts to end the
European conflict Chinese will
face starvation in inland vii
lagos
Persons whose birthdate II is
have the augury Of g year Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14
IN NEW YORK BY GEORGE ROSS

NEW YORK-All Around The
Town: Monty Wooley, the beard
ed thespian who plays the part
of the nerve-wracking Man
Who Came to Dinner was given
party the other night. Cole
Porter attended, CALAMITY es-
corting-the bearded lady from
local sideshow. Strictly a gag.
OF course.
Well, the Metropolitan Opera
House war between Wagnerian
warblers and the conductor in
the pit is over, and all is once
more sweetness and light-until
the next explosion of tempera-
ment.
In place of Bingo, a Harlem
cinema now gives away a
months free rent, so a flicker
hall in Little Italy just followed
suit and is giving away gal
lon of red wine with the double
feature.
Try drawing an imperial
moustache on the Indian on the
buffalo nickel and you'll have a
portrait of ex-Kaiser Wilhelm.
A telegraph company has in
stituted a new service to supply
fourth at bridge" The
other night, one member Of a
bridge game dropped out and the
others called for a fourth. The
company sent up a young man
who had won the bridge tourna-
ment among the employees and
he won, naturally.
When he left, the hostess call
ed the wire service and told
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-14

served as liasion officer.
Meanwhile, at Amst e rdan.
belligerent spokesman assembled
as members Of the council of
the International Chamber of
Commerce without any trace of
enmity. They discussed--and
solved-trade problems as calm
ly as If their respective nations
were still at peace.
The late Senator Borah left
a political will which has be-
come the talk-amusing and
serious-of Senate cloakrooms
since his death. II testifies to
his uncanny understanding Of
bread-and-butter politics.
When new senators from west
ern states arrived on Capitol
Hill, they usually looked up
Borah. Besides their admiration
for the Idaho statesman, they
wondered how he managed to
win reelection without running
grocery-boy errands for his
state. So he gave them this
recipe: Don't get on the sem
ate agricultural committee be-
cause the United States Con-
gress can never solve the farm
problem. 1t will only bring
you grief. Don't get on COM
mittees handling matters af-
fecting your own state. II you
do. you will be pestered by local
demands you can't fulfill. Sc
lect some great national-or
Observation-Disclosures, and ride
it hard and exclusively"
Borah influence had a deep
impression on fresh young new
corners out of the west. 1t ex-
plains why Nye of North Da-
kota concerns himself with mu-
nitions makers: why OMahoney
OF Wyoming trails the trusts;
why Hatch of New Mexico goes
in for clean politics.; why
Ashurst Of Arizona heads Ju-
dietary; why Worth Clark Of
Idaho, special friend of Borah,
specializes in banking and cur
rency. No wonder they called
him the Sage of Idaho."
NOTES - Proposal to move
the immigration and Naturali-
cation Service from labor to
g Justice in the Presidents third
reorganization or der is up
against two obstacles: Labor
wants to keep it and Justice
doesn't want to take it over. -.
U. S. Housing Authority has
over a billion dollars in untitled
requests for loans; lacks the
funds to handle them. That
postponed Western Progressive
conferenc may be revived - as a
methods of telling John L. Lewis
what the New Dealers think of
him.