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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26
SO-ED CLASSES
ARE TO RESUME

Tia rM.cA. sHneunsss ~ -
snlns q ~ spring pscsvsm fsF
young men ard WERNER known -
ss.E sseesxl rssrssicr, wedn<s-
asy. February 7sth Th< sdues.
sloesl program fFem 4 10 : WI
consist II fssr CLASSES. New seeks
II fsesian. travel sna ssesvspsy
win ~ reviewed tn sseend
course Win ~ ~nshsna ~ Hesd.
iinss- hauaied again W rvps
wlillssan ard rFaf. HAslmsdins u
crA me third course 10 ~ksi.
aasiss and Personality conduct
I'd BY Mrs Lyle prssh<i 1hs
fourth course vii - "Hslisson n
Everyday Living with Pref John
W. Robinson u cPA n ehsrxs.
Ths recreation hour wiii ~ hid
frum , 10 10 and archery. billiards.
rool. ping pong. community sing
inK. golf. valley haii snd mtssi
swimming Win ~ off~rsd.
Ths social hcsr viii ~ again IN
the firm a. . dance to 10 held
from 10 10 iilso pm.
Tn. committee In charge ~
this years Ho.Ea consists NJ nah
Eish~rry, Sven Llndb&ru. Art
Linn. I'D neldIns. Henry DE-
hrowe. Myrtle Dahl. Elaine zmisn.
Wayne Miller. nsrnios jseeosan.
Esther Olsen. I.euis t.iidis. Helen
Haiistram. Helen Andersen. Don
sspssoskl. DE-. Elmer vitoaa and
Hoyi Llnasi. YMc.A. secretary.
Registration may be made BY
phnns or 81 The desk Wednesday
evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26
Church Dinner To
Be SerUed Sunday

Spiritual Christian church. 7z7
Fawcett ave, announces n dinner
viii be served at SIS p. m. Sun
day. Speakers viii include Mrs
Jennie Verstegen and Richard d.
". Yost.
Committee members IN charge
Of the dinner are Mrs. Sylvia Ras-
ner. Mrs. Mary Lemon. Mrs. Beu-
Ian Ross. and Mrs. Johanna Tea
gard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26
OBITUARIES
MRS. JOSEPHINE CONNER

Funeral services for Mrs. Jo-
sephine Conner. ~. Of 1914 so.
Tyler st, who died Friday at the
home OF her granddaughter. Mrs
G. r. Logue. AIS Ia. 43d st.. viii
be held Monday at 1880 .. m.
from the Tueli chapel. The Rev.
Walter s. Clelser will officlate
Burial In Mountain View burial
park will follow. Mrs. Conner. .
member Of the Methods. church.
leaves two daughters. Mira. Ger
trude Saunders and Mrs. y, O.
Dsane Of Tacoma: four sons. Al
bert OF Tacoma. Paul OF Long
Beach. Cal, and Philip and James
Of Chicago; nine remaining grand.
children. and four great grand
children.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26
Prime Minister
Restates Allied
War ObjectiUes



Prtsss AIslseps Neville
Cksmbesisln. IN ~ sssst &C.
pIirit ststsusess ~ wss s1s.s
sIsce tie war stnrte<. sstd
saturday the stlles wsse night
Ing against Mad world ssm-
lnaiien. 10 secure Ire rtehs -
live for small Easepsss sess~s.
10 abolish ~ spistt " sss1i-
iasssm and 10 Ess~ isaepes1-
sne~ fsr the rsies ss~ Csssss.
IN the isss ~ . s~sses ~
.~ar pv~pss~~se~s~ spe~<hss
b. eabisst ministers. Che0-
h~rtain said ~ ntssstw9sss~.
EsKtssd. ne sifies ~ ~
wast assntsstiss tb~rHe<1sss
and aia ast esset ssss~6y's
territory.
They wess sssktlsG. ~ ssi6.
n rixst ~seags fsesmssy -
lsfiieteA 90 pespts whs ssrs
~ers fra. A osvmssy her.
elf. ~ said. esut1 - sssse
has ssy sshes nstiss n 70
establish eenfi1saee -sise~ ~
h~s.~lf kss does Hs~ss - -
ssrsy ~
n wsz for tsesps~wy. ~ ssie.
10 sake In seat ss~v sn6 ss~~
m World that sses s.< fss ~
sh~ hsA sluas1ss~A ~ sh~s>s
thai mishs wss stast
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26

are making their first appearance
here,
The Dutch motorship Tarakan.
after completing discharge Of
Philippine ore at the smelter, will
SHIFT TO the Port piers for dis
charge OF general. Operated by
the Oriental service, she will pro-
coed to Sound berths for heavy
outbound loadings.
The tanker Illinois is calling
here on a charter voyage with a
cargo OF gasoline for General
Petroleum Co.
Other vessels in port Saturday
included the Mccormick steam
schooner Peter Helms, which will
commence loading Sunday for an
intereoastal trip.
The West Cactus. formerly In
the South American service, will
arrive Sunday 10 begin loading
Tor an intercoastal trip.
Departure Of the weyerhaeuser
intercoastal freighter Winona a,
scheduled for Friday evening, has
been delayed because Of a labor
dispute and the vessel remained
in the harbor Saturday.
The Norwegian motorship Gren.
anger OF the Westfal-Larsen South
American service. Saturday had
arrived at the st. Regis mill to
lift pulp for her outward voyage.
Northwest carloadings during
January broke a six-year record
with total Of 1878 for a gain
of TT per cent over the same
period last year. according 10
statistics released Saturday.
vessel. in Port
Missourlan. Baker; Tarakan, smell
ter: Winona, Watsrside mill Illinois.
Gen. Petro, Capillo. Sperry. oren-
anger, St Regis. Brookings. McCor-
TEX, Peter Helms, Penn. Salt.
Vessels Due
Sunday; ioWan. Sperry. orenangef,
Milwaukee No q. West Cactus. Nc
Cormlck.
Monday Iowan. Baker and Milvau-
kee No 2. Walitngford, Mccormick.
Tuesday Border King. shaffer No, !.
"Wednesday. J :. Coneg, Port piers
Coast Banker shaffer NO. 2. POINT
San Pedro, Mccormick.
Thursday. Kansan. Baker. Tafakan.
SperrY. Condor. smelter.
Friday. Robert Luckenbach, Port
piers Paul Lucksnbarh. Port piers.
germar, Port piers. VirEiniAn. Baker.
Kansan. Sperfy
saturday Cuzco. Spcrry. Hoesh
Merchant sperry, Meiu hAru Mil
gaukee No. a Texada. Mccormick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26
PuYALLUP Man
IS CONVICTED

A jury in Judge Robert u.
Evans court took less than five
minutes Friday afternoon 10 find
l.. A. Boulet. Puyailup collection
agency operator, guilty Of defrsud.
ing an Auburn pottery maker. T.
Tsujikawa. OF approximately $500
collected from his accounts.
The case. tried all day wednrs-
day and most Of Friday went To
the jury ut $50 nd the jury was
back with It's verdict at 5;aa.
Boulet's attorney. o. =, oalbreath,
filed an oral notice OF appeal 10
sentence was deferred.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26

A $3.50 900 damage sui, brought
BY the Brewery Workers union
against ths Olympia Brewery wss
dismisssd In Olympia Saturday by
Superior Judge John N. wllson
he entered q decree permanently
snlolnlnK the Olympia Brewery
from using ths so-c.ilsd ~rsd
label If the Tssmstsrs union.
which he held 10 be counterfeit"
and imitation ~ thu Brewery
Workers red lsbel.
Judge Wilson said ths decision
had been agreed upon BY stipa-
latlon bstvssn the brewery and
Brewery Workers union.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26

d. y. Packard. Of iii2 So. 9th IT.
A l4-year-old son. Bob. lives with
the Paekards. Mr.. and Mrs. Pack
ard called at the rheriffs office
Saturday noon 10 volunteer any
information they had which would
be helpful 70 authorities.
In the sheriffs Office were an
ash-covered stove poker. gasoline
can and IS caliber pistol. combed
from ruins o. the home Saturday
morning by Deputies Mcdonald
and Kupka. and presumed 10 be
the murder weapons
II vas learned from Pomsroy
Saturday that Ord went 70 the
Sosler home about a week ago
looking for the pair. Pomsroy
quoted Ord a. saying he would
beat Eoslsrs head off"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26

se<ms they are - outs n>caus>
ere accuses fhe ether ~ havln4
trained - pet sssssssh To A. -
hotsxs
~ elslrs ne mussi-l~xxest tsee
a esuw nosicn k~s ero~~~d ~
property ire 9th intsnt - br<ah
- wlnaows says ~ knews ~
ssHrfl>h y inspss~d w snspta1p
because ~ 800 "A N ne fruat
y.ra .Ifh sFnss wrapped aFsaad
= xre.s 80 tsuuia<r ard ~nss
weula ii. paint n iuektnG
sres.na that 10 teusd<f nni>&n
- rI.ns - h<sss u throuah ~
window = stily.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26
DAWSON SAYS
PAMPnL 1luE

puksse utlllsiee enmmlnrfenow
frA !. n~vissan. sandp6&en ~ -
<l>xtisn. ssnesea ~ loI)sw>ng
ssstemsns nasur>nrf
Ny atfsasIea No 49, ee11p1 -
~ unwnvrnnts1 - mlNu1o ~
saet - - eentemp9<e eGnen11o1
n ths eenpalGn pemra1e< pnG1lno~
- IN ~ tlenntf - elatenGafs
ccntsinss y me pnmpe1ee -
true. sud ~ nhAfuom me<1e ~ -
II my a4pon~nts nfe s1mtlne - ~
tn athern fhnt hass eisngne>ng11u1
he sHflfs arpeultiea eempnl0n -
II ra~lfion ~ spmmt6n1mloe -
pshiis utliiti~s ~ speaeente nevo
neither fsksn M tim9 - uSom11o
To rsed ths vnFssus rnvtlses ~ ~
psmphists wsffs<i<pfiy N F~eeA -
understanding ~ ~ wor1e seD-
tanned ther<is. bsst have umpe1 -
euaeisssass that NJ weeds tnem-
solves n not justify.
NY nppruesss thfv1Gtest ~
snfirs campaign. bsss fIile6 ~
air. the newspapers nn1 ~ meee-
in. Halls with unwasynnfe1 -
unfasmd<f charges. fHlsslv eeHoeeer
81 articles. hsif.truthe se< enpn-
pisss fsisehno1a Anyc9e rpn11n0
shs stsfsmeats eoatasne6 n ~
psnphgst md snnp~rn9 tAem -
tbs charges msds n.y. my appaaenke
viii readily 80 thai m epcnedatam
- talking a1osst entisely dl1f~reoe
subnefs than tHnse eov~rp6 n ~
pamphlet 1hess charges sre -
another COS ~ mlsvevreerafntlon.
in line with th~ esmpstnn hetug
~sxsd against ne ~ esv<s1a N
srrestss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26
MORRIS CROSS
PASSES IN n. Y,

Morris Gross, 81. died at his
home in New York on January
Is, according to word received by
friends in Tacoma today. He left
his wife. Mollie, his daughter,
Amy, and a son, Henry Gross.
His brother. Dave Gross. now
resides at the Sir Frances Drake
Hotel in San Francisco. Morris
Gross was one Of the brothers who
opened the Gross Brothers store
in Tacoma In 1877, and he resided
in Tacoma for many years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26
WELFARE OFFICIALS
MEETING IN OLYMPIA

George NJ. v. Brown. Taeoms.
WAS In Olympia Saturday attend
ing the meeting Of the executive
committee Of the State Aasoela-
ton OF Welfare Administrators
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26

tnkHH Wv tH1 -
rAnxement 81 towing wires and
clamps and hrsdics trt cant ~
described without considerable
srm-wavtnxl n 10 to the credit
81 Capt. Oscar RoissAd and pis-
pstrher niii Case that matters
we're = complete success. thanks
According to plan. the ecys ~
the RusTI.EK are nsw enjoying .
weeks liberty IN Henolaln~ you
know. soft tropical hreesss In the
palms. ''aks." Waikiki beach. and
al the ether hsrdships Of flying
fish weather.
We aes't sapp~ss Csvs.
Oscar win see6 that het@
water hessi~ Ne ssek sI1x9.
Aren't such mulberry gear. eut ~
fsirnss. wen report there are m
umbrellas. hath.saits, reektnK
chairs or fireplace aboard the
HUSTLER.
War. SHIPS. stun
Vancouver. n. C.. 10 soon 10 be
hummlng with nice little hunk
nf shipbuiiding business.
The Canadian government has
awarded a contract n the nnr-
rard prydook Co, of North Van.
eouser. North Vancouver ship Re-
pairs. Ltd. ard . yard al Prince
Rupert.
The program calls for construc-
ton Of ~ new-type stsei mine.
swsepers a. q cost ~ $500. 600
The fleet IL 10 be completed befor.
ths end Of fpsf.
That brings n c. yards total
contracts % $4,000. 600 just since
the outbreak of the ruekms IN
Europe.
All a. which regarding the
topic Of nsineswecp>rs only
serves % remind ne that n
vas about two months ago ~
agent ~ the French govern
mont paid Tacoma . bvsef
visit on the z. I.
We fan 10 recall the exact angle
On u. but he was big enough stuff
10 have had n hand in thu design
Ing and construction 81 the great
liner HofiMANDIE.
Purpose Of his iook.ses at Ia
coma was 10 check on the possi-
hiiiiles Of buying sons Of the IA
nous Tacoma-built purse-selnefs
for use as minesweepsra
With several "Essrs, xem and
xoas" and couple Of tres bonl"
and an "oolaia." he PROGRESSED his
amazemsnt At the remarkably fine
quality ~ the craft we Just take
for granted. Seems our common
fishing boats" are much. much too
good for the French TO nsht
with.
Ieng.hsrs Is,ity
I'd Daily 10 telling the funniest
along shore yarn about the r..
spsctiys owners Of two beach
homes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26
I,&4MH B985335k3
Sixteen Vessels Slated for Work
In Tacoma Harbor This Coming Week

While eight vessels were en-
ployed with working their various
cargoes here Saturday, movements
during the coming week promised
to be relatively light
Only is vessels are slated for
arrival during the next eight days,
according to itineraries released
Saturday.
or the four vessels which arrived
on the local range overnight. two
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26
Vandals Break In
Ice Cream PdrlOr

Burglary OF an ice cream parlor
at 4so2 South Tacoma way,
operated by s. y. Morris. was
accomplished by vandals who
wrecked the place. police said Sat
urdsy The intruders broke q
garage door. storeroom door.
and a window. They smashed a
claw machine, a music machine,
two vending machines, a candy
bar machine, and a cigaret ma
chine. obtaining about si2 In
small change. They drank soda
pop and left evidence Of their visit
strewn about the store.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26
EXPECT SIN nNARY
TO DuVU uYIOIE

Tentative premises kAxs b@en
rsasivsd ~ Fssres sasnty nepab-
Iissn ie~asrs thai ". b Nen.
Charles l. MeNssy n ofsGsm viii
deliver the keynats speech "a tn
State fs<pablIesa saay~ssipa h>ss
May -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26

for rass Firsss
rpah,s b our
Inauguration lie
not sauai =
what their rsxt
fret might h~ J
Frankly. ths
marine tnsu =
snes surveyor
~ san Fran.
cisco ala Of
kne " what te
think az Ina ar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26

Motions u chsane~y y. HuFd.
si-ys.r-osa Itssstsa tavern ep~f-
ator eonyiesssi . .s<k sss o. asls-
ING wills intoxicated. ssFs sfxu<a
bsfofs Judge fssd q. Remains Sat
usaay. hsss 1srs taksn under Cd
yls~fnsns hlfa. attorney. Robert
Absl. 10 seeking 10 eyesthfD~ ti'e
Jury verdict on ths Efessn1 Hufa
~.s never srrslgnsd on an ssn~na-
81 safarmstlon filed past befpfs
shs trial sszrtsa By Deputy Prcss-
cutter Huge Mstrisr. r.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26
$500 BLAZE AT PLANT

fire that started In a fuel BIN
u ths Hlanehss- Hop~ood Mfg
Co. zezs W. \ st. caused sz0o
damage early Saturday. FlEsmsn
answered ths call Al sss q m.
A spark ~as blamed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26
stsrls nght \
- Eases-uD
SORE JOINTS

~ ISIS - fsstx<1s4 sb<s@ssfe' s<sses>1s
ws6x fne tHes ft4f eNtr&&< 49, ~
teEe<s 1885, 4 e&xee sp<<@z<x - t4Iw
s4k< ea* TIE s4e&<s f@44*< IA e~H<{@M
cad sase - tN& Nsf&@xF VI e&&&f4t l1<A<4
1s<1 ISIS y So se4 atsxss r<1o&~*4g
shsa s<4ex sn<ee ef4ffp - r%<H t<i14
~issff ss4sss est~s4sse4f 49, ~ t>1e&~
geee - So ne a<<9 e9@xe u AM~<>e1s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26

me first time a has ever ben
dens. TIE HUSTLER scwed thr<~
h@rr<s In tsndsm On her deep
water trip
lsometsmss we feel 80 sheald
keen = permanent psraxrarh faxt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26
MRS. MAiay &. RICHMOND

Mrs. Mary c, Richmond. 80. for
msr resident Of Tacoma and ~ido~
Of Charles W. Richmond. died Fri.
day In q Seattle hospital. she
leaves one daughter. Mrs. Dorothy
Darrow Of Seattle: two sons.
Wayne and Dale Of Seattle. and
a brother. william I. McMurdy Of
Tenlno. Funeral arrangements are
being made by Tusli's-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26
WILL MEET THURSDAY

ssxt mssuag Of the Tacoma
school directors giii be hsid al
no p. n. Thursday At ne csatrsi
school,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26

II you're not using u, sell Il gfith
a Fast Action Times Want Al.
Phone Main 3i5l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26

1929. The tall, lanky fireman be-
came a catcher on the depart
ment's baseball team. and was well
liked.
At times, Chief Whitaker said.
Ord would "sulk" over some griev-
ance, with the result that there
were requests to transfer him from
one station TO another, and such
transfers were made.
Ord was reprimanded for drink
ing several times, but suspended
only once, Chief Whitaker said.
Transfers were the result of re-
quests from the officer in charge
Of various stations where Ord
worked, his chief stated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26

Harry fs0sisf. ~ .. oss tsT.
w.s booked ~ poi,ss far reckless
driving ard having No afivsrs
license foiio~ing his arrest II
csntsr ana wss1lngtea early
saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26

Services for Pat Ford, u. Of
Sumner. who died Friday In . lo-
cal hospital. were held Saturday
at Sis a m. from ths Holy Rosary
church. Burial followed In Calvary
cemetery. under direction of Mel
lingera
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26

RuSTIER. the Fcss tug which eft here Jan. "a was
snuxrly berthed at Honolulu Friday night after taking
three weeks exactly make the passage from San Francisco
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26
ALB.Er' v. .yoG

Albert y. Rygg, 80. died Friday
a. MS home in FARMLAND, where
he had lived the past 10 years.
Rygg. a gardener. Was = native Of
Iowa and a member ~ the Lu-
theran church. Surviving are his
wife. MART Of Tacoma. thrss
daughters. Mrs Joyce Smith Of
VALLEJO. Cal, Mrs. Aimsts Hudson
Of Seattle and Mira. Iowa Sim
mons II Fort Lewis. three broth
ers. Henry Of Mount Vernon and
wallace and Gene u Tacoma four
sisters. Nrs Marie Skrondal and
Mrs. Violet Cuff 81 Des Molnss
Wash. Mrs.. Elis Bisekmor. If
Mount Vernon and Mrs Efnms
Boynton Of chshaiis. and one
grandson. Lynn's viii announces
the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26

Jsmes Alsxaadef Brown Non
day. .. m. from hsiilngsrs
chapel. '. and A. NJ lodge No, ~
officiating; burial New Tacoma
ctmetsry.
Tag Mag Monday. burial Nj
Pleasant esmstsry. Seattle. under
direction q Buckisy-kingA King
part OBnsr q ths Chinese Car
asns. vas born IN China and had
lived IN Tacoma IS years. Ne
leaves hls Uife. Mrs. lee King Of
China. a son. Wei Eng Of Seattle
sn1 a cousin. Albert King. also Of
Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26
WOMAN LEFT ORD


Ord told Undersheriff Knowles
Mrs. Nosler had lived with him as
man and wife ten years. She is
listed as his wife in the 1899 city
directory.
Only recently he said, she left
him to go away with Nosler, whom
she married without any legal OBJ
structions.
Friends of Ord said he made a
trip to California a few weeks ago
in search of Nosler and the wom-
an, reported to have been south
on a trip together.
In driving down, Ord unknown
ingly passed the couple returning
to Tacoma, it was revealed.
PROSECUTOR CONVINCED
Knowles Saturday was going
through a bundle OF letters re-
covered from the burned home
which may throw some further
light on the triangle.
They indicate, he said. that Mrs.
Nosler left the Ord home In De-
cember. and he had been searching
for her ever since, finally learning
she was with Nosler.
Deputy Prosecutor Dewitt c.
Rowland, who worked on the case
with police and sheriffs officers
until 8 o'clock Saturday morning.
said murder was 20 clear there
was no need Of filing charges i'm
mediately.
STATEMENTS TAKEN
1T is proven by dying state
ments. an eyewitness and the
physical facts" he said.
Rowland took one Of Mrs
Noslers statements himself in the
presence OF witnesses and dictated
IL to Marie Broz. prosecutors
stenographer, also in their pres
ence.
Technically. the case still was
left in the hands Of Undersheriff
Knowles
Noslers body In al the c. o.
Lynn Co. mortuary.
Ord was divorced in 1929 from
his former wife, who now IL Mrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26

Ed Daily 10 telling thu funniest
along shore yarn about the r..
spsctiys owners Of Two beach
homes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26

Fire Chief Emory Whitaker said
Ord joined the department Feb. /.
La gaceta., 1940-01-30
LOS DEL so.
WET ATACAN A ITALIA

Moscu, Enero 30~-Lo peri6
dico5 rusos atacan a Italia y d.
cen quo 81 rompe su alian5a con
Alemania sus PARTICIPATES pro
yincias seran destruidas.
Sc prOnostica q Italia una ire
menda derrota, peor que Ia de
Capcretto, 81 decide unirse a los
Aliados.
Isl Italia sc decide a empren-
der una nueva a~ventura, dice el
6rgano de los obreros cOmunis.
tas, su valiente ejercitO estable-
cera nuevas marcas de carreras
en- retroceso, superando a Ia de
CapoettO'. Italia Sc cOnvetira
en- un campo de batalla y Ell ejer
otto italiano que no es de prl-
mera clase, pasara a ser Ia quin
ia rueda del caro- angiO-fran-
ees. Las mas rlcss provincsas E
,NltaRA Seeta dRStrAdsA
La gaceta., 1940-01-30
Sc DARA TRABAJO POR LA
WPA A 5000 Personals

La WPA dara trabajo en- Ell
EstadO, a partir del jueves, a
5000 obreros mas: pero NADIA
sc pOdra hacer en- favor de los
hombres y mujeres que Sc que
daran sim tabajos a consecuen-
cha de los danos producidos por
las heladas.
Con esos 5000 ell nGmsro de
ciudadanos inScriptos en- Ia
WPA aumentara a 46,200. De
los 5000, Sc daran 1000 en-
pleados al Condado de HILLSIDE
rough.
Empelados de la WPA reco-
rren las fincas para comprobal
los dahos sufridos.
Actualmente esa agencia abo.
ma en- ell Estado, mensualmente
1000, 900 de d6lares. Con esoc
5000 la paga aumentara en- u
nos $25O,OO0.
La gaceta., 1940-01-30
DEMANDA Ell JAPON LA
ENTRADA DE LOS 81 ALE
NAMES


Toxic, Enro Solos militia
ristas japoneses maptienen su
actitud perdonavidas y deman
dan ahora de Inglaterra que
les devuelvan los 81 marine =
ros alemanes apresados por
un crucero en- Ell vapor mercan
te japon6s AsamA Maru. Esta
demanda Sc la hizo hoy ell mi
r'stro Aria al embajador ir-
g'es, Sir Robert Leslie Craigie
Todos los dngulos del suce-
so fue - discutidos, en- una
coneerencia de dos oras y me-
dia y ell n'inistro sostuvo su
demands Los marineros ale
mses Sc encuentfan en- Hong
Kong.
Mahana volveran . reurir-
Sc, luego de que Ell embaja itr
reciba nuevas instrucciones.
La gaceta., 1940-01-30
FRANCO DEVUELVE LAS
~PROPIEDADES A LOS JE-
SUITAS

Madrid, Enero 30.-Un deere
to publicado aver devuelve a los
JesItas las propiedades que la
Repdblica les c%onfisc6 en- 1882.
Los Jesthtas, a los cuales ex-
pulse la Repdblica como 10 hi
oiera ell rey Carlos III, podran
ccntinuar sus labores en- la pc
ninsula.
Por medic del decreto de aver
Sc devuelve al clero cat6lico ia
totalidad de la paga, puesta en-
"a nivel que tenia durante la mo-
narquia. Esto sc interpreta Co
otra demostraci6n de simpa-
tia al VaticanO.
Las negcciaciones en- cuanto
a un nuevo ccncord2ito siguen
.pOr NAL canine. Franco deman
da ell derechO a nombrar arzobis
pos y Obispos, a 10 cual sc viene
Cpon'endO la Santa Sede.
Ademas de conventos, ig1e :
sias y escuelas, los Jesuitas ma
nejan importantes empresas
mercantiles y no pagan contri-
buciores por elias. Los Jesuitas
abrieron va su escuela en- Ell ba-
rrio de las embajadas. Veinte =
mas DE elias seran abiertas inme-
'diatamente en- Madrid.
C~alc1lase el valor de las pro-
piedades recobradas en- 30 milo
mss de pesos. Esteban Bilbao
Eguia, ell ministro de Justicia,
dice que Sc ha remediadO luna
La gaceta., 1940-01-30

HelSinki, Enero 30,-El alto
mando informa qre en- los alta
ques de aver sobre ell sur de Fin
landia, 81 aeroplanoS rusos fue-
ron derribados.
Aviones finlandeseS atacarou
un puerto russo, lanzando bonn
has contra los barcos que ALI Sc
hallaban anclados. Suponese que
Sc trata de la base naval de
Kronstad, cerca de Leningrado,
Los bcmbardeos de aver, pol
la aviaci6n enemiga, produjerOn
la muerte a 33 personals y heri-
das a Is. Sobre 33 ciudades sc
tiraron mas de 500 bOmbas. Du-
lante un ataque de tres horas,
La gaceta., 1940-01-30
ESTADOS UNIDOS QUIERE
e VIGORIZAR SU POSICGON
EN- ASIA

Mosc1, Enero Boy. Vikto.
rof, uno de los mas conocidos es
critores del Soviet, dice EN- az
vestia" que Estados Unidos de-
sea vigOrizar su posici6n en- el
Extreme Oriente, comparable
con la de ~Inglaterra.
"UOs capitalists americanos
dan armas a Inglaterra y Fran
cha y POGO les Interest," 81 merca-
do ~japones."
UtilizandO la situaci6n asi
creada Estados Unidos intenta
reforzar su posici6n en- el PACT
fico pOr cuenta de sus rivales.
Els innecesario anadir que es-
to inevitablemente c0nducira a
agudizar las Contradictions i'm
perialistas en- Ell oceano Pacifi-
co. Ali sc debilitara la posici6n
inglesa.