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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Record Catches Up
With Old Offender
By LichtY

A dead mans signature kept
Robert Young, 45-year-old Negro.
in the city Jail Tuesday, facing re-
turn to the state penitentiarv as a
parole violator Young's record had
caught up with him after seven
years Of freedom.
The prisoner was sent to the
state penitentiary from Yakima
county in April, 1881. to serve a
sentence for second degree burg
larry and grand larceny. He was
paroled in 1883. and the same year.
having failed TO make the required
reports to parole agents. was
sought for violation Of parole.
The late Garfield Davis. parole
officer at that time, signed the
parole-violation order. Davis died
in 1886 Young was not found. Last
week. however. he was nabbed in
Tacoma as a suspected junk thief.
Fingerprints identified him as the
long sought Robert Young. Tues
day, r. NJ. Loudin, assistant state
parole officer. held an order for
Youngs return TO prison with the
first Chain gang" to leave Taco
ma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Corfu Like Island Of Dead
After Month Of Attack BY Bombers
Persons Live in Catacombs
By JAN YINDRICk

CORFU-lDelayed)-T is like island of the dead
after month of attack BY Italian bombers
One quarter Of the old world Corfu uninhabta-
bic The streets deserted except hungry
cat or old man digging into the ruins Of homes
ground-in catacombs. downstairs cellars
That is the result Of the
which officials told military defense single anti
arpsne Of civilians had
been killed IN the about
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Relief At Last
For Your Cough

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
your cough. chest cold, or acute bron-
chiis is not treated and YOU cannot
AFFORD TO take chance with any meoi-
cine less potent than Creomulsion
which goes right 10 the seat of the
trouble TO help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature TO
soothe and heal raw. tender. infiamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Circumcision blends beechwood
creosote byspecial process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
IT contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried. tell your druggist TO
sell YOU bottle Of Circumcision with
the understanding you must like the
way II quickly allsys the cough, per-
uniting rest and sleep. or you are TO
have your money back. (Adv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
$4,000 Cos Station
Permit Token Out

Maxwell Petroleum Corp :
Sl2 1000 service station and freight
terminal at eio Puyallup ave
headed the list of new building
permits issued Tuesday The
building will be 30 by 100 feet.
replacing r station badly damaged
by fire a short time ago.
Other permits were granted to
J. A. Mcdonald for a $500 resi-
denuce at 1873 So. ð st Ralph
Ahrens, $4,000 To complete an I'M
finished residence at 1902 No.
Huson vt; George Brown, $4,000
residence. 1901 So. Park ave. and
George Waiss. alterations costing
81 900 in residence at 1920 No.
Tyler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Egg Prices Drop
For Two Grades

The price Of special A large
eggs dropped. two cents a dozen
snd that q lGcsde A lsrse Eggs
one cent i As announced Tues
dsv hv loes wholesale dealers.
This brought the price Of the
former 10 = cents and Of the
latter To q, other egg prices
were not ais ctsd
Gram pro = were lower. with
wholesale prt rs as follows. Corn.
SIS 50 10 S1 per ton. barley.
S33 50 n 81 50: oats. xs4 to SS7.
and wheat 7 ed and white. $3.50
70 S34
A fresh .1lpply Of California
celery vas available 81 81 per
crate. wholel 4ae. California lettuce
was on the osrket At $3.50. More
Japanese on tnges were expected
soon. althou1 the market at pres
ent has a 60 odlv supply Of them.
They were quoted al $3.50
bundle. sbo, the same as last
year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
DRIVER ARRESTED

John L. Morris. 32-year-old la
borer, Of Route l, Box 126. era
ham. was booked at the county jail
early Tuesday by Consts Bile Long
Of Spanaway on charge Of
drunken driving.
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Behind the
Ticker
Nv LOUIS VI. SCHNEIDER

NEW YORK - Manufacturers
say goods demand is tx
psnding wholesale inventory posi-
tons continue low Building
permits shows sharp gains
Structural steel industry active
first time in ten years Auto
sales holding gains Of last week.
used-car market reports better
ment Wool goods trade slow
ing slightly. this seasonal
Glass trade holding high levels of
year.
Electric power consumption ex-
panding Military buying in
textiles accounts for present short
age Paper mills operating at
81 per cent capacity. paper box
sales high because of holiday de-
mand Furniture prices point
higher Piano shipments at
highest levels In ten years with
no letup IN sight; largest volume
IN small models F.. Toy sales high
with patriotic items best sellers.
Mirror glass doing well because
OF eliminated foreign competition
Hosiery sales high; Nylons in
steady demand and situation tight
Clothing orders 50 per cent
ahead OF last year
Bonds - Institutional investors
set Tor heavy treasury department
financing Nickel Plate Rail
road has extended until Feb. Is.
1871, limit date TO convert IN
secured per cent notes into 20
per cent cash and so per cent 10
year debentures Businessman's
risk: Allegheny Corp % of 1850
. Same goes for Remington
Rand deb A. $ of 1856 those with
warrants attached Second
grade rail issues again in favor
with bond traders.
News Bits = Reconstruction Fl
nance corporation has made loan
of only $500. o00. 900 for national
defense work. about Sl75 900 600
for new plants Mayor Roger
l.. Putnam. also head of Package
Machinery company. offers Spring
field, Mass, as national haven TO
settle disputes between labor and
capital Denver mint operating
at capacity making coins of all
denominations.
National Bellas Hess obtained
81 400 900 fom war department for
its Kansas City plant; will repay
$40 900 RFC loan Westing-
house Electric will operate navy
departments new $4,000 600 naval
gun equipment plant on Ohio river
near Louisville. Ky. Chrysler
corporation spent Sl95. 900 of its
own money To investigate tank
manufacturing industry before &C
cepting government contract.
kelsey-Hayes Wheels new plant
at Plymouth. Mich, for production
of Browning machine guns.
will be paid for with British funds
. Navy ordered 200 Donald
Roebling. Clearwater. Fla. "alliga-
tors Amphibian tanks used for
shock-troop landings Carrier
Corp. air-conditioning blast fur
naces for Woodward iron - tests
prove 10 per cent increase in out
put As of Nov. 80. New York
stock exchange had 1.457 .0s4 .734
listed shares at average price OF
S2s.72. compared with 500 IS for
oct. 81.
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Corn Hu SIX Dolls
Mode il Nebraska

OMAHA. Neb.-Two Of Omsha's
grade sehot Is have found q new
use for Neh aska corn.
Pupils at Webster and Column
bian school used corn husks 70
make dolls and floor mats for
their annua fall exhibits.
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Investment Trusts
BANK REPORTS

seattle - Tuesday clearings'
Ss.a2s.2s5.<5: balances. si.S<I.46O.-
"a; transactions. sl5.esi 900.
Portisnd-Tu Tuesday clesrings.
&5.les .o3el2: balances. 1927 SIS. O5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Loses License and
Must Pay $3.50 Fine

A plea of guilty to charges OF
drunken driving brought George
Roy Boyer. 80. Puyallup. the usual
police court penalty Tuesday Re
vocation of his drivers license for
a year was accompanied by $3.50
and costs fine
Arresting Officers Gilloo and
Burk. who took him into custody
about 7:40 p. m. Monday. said he
nearly ran down pedestrian. Hsr-
~ G Lind. 2i36 So. Cushman
ave, and that Lind took matters
into his own hands by grabbing
Boyer and holding onto him until
police arrived
Before Boyer's car was halted
he hit a car belonging to Fred
Stone. parked at 2104 So. Union
and ran onto parking strip at
212s So. Ainsworth. 1t was stated
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HAP p

TUESDAY. DECEMBER /,

TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10
Mrs. Emma l.. johnson, Route
4. Box SOP, Tacoma.
Mrs. Cecilia Johnson. $50 80.
A ~.
Nancy Marie Johnson. 225 So.
5sth 81.
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GYRo SPEakER

James C. Fowler Of Ferris A
Hsrgrose. Tacoma. will De princi-
pal speaker Wednesday noon az
the Gyro club luncheon in Botei
winthrop. He viii discuss ''Infla-
ton"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
AUTHORITIES MUM

The result was the closure.
which occurred last week
Reason for the shutdown precip-
itated one Of the darkest "mvst-
cries" the city has had in months.
Authorities. who should be most
concerned with the situation. pro-
fessed complete ignorance of the
motive behind the card room new
deal"
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DATA supplied b. c s Weather
bureau. Department OF Commerce.
Nashington's forecast - Fair
Tuesday night and Wednesday.
valley fogs IN the west portion.
little change in temperature !.
gentle 10 moderate easterlv wind
off the coast, gentle variable wind
over inland waters OF the state.
Rainfall IN Tacoma for the -
hours ending at a NJ. Tuesday.
none. since Dee. l. 80 inches. a
shortage Of 50 inch. since Jan. !.
30 90 inches. a shortage Of ia
inches.
Wind at s n. n Teusday. east ,
m. p h.: baromefer at 3043. rising
.02 and then steady.
Sun rises at 20 a. m. Wednes-
day and sets at 4.21 p m.
Tacoma's weather on Dec. 10.
1889 - Cloudy. IA inch OF rain.
maximum temperature 80 degrees
and minimum -. Highest wind We
locity 26 m. p. h. from the south
west
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
II + RES MORE BOU 1
Gamblers Close

nearly a month ago, according To
reliable sources.
Fourteen soldiers were injured
in brawls which occurred the same
night in the two jor gaming
hideaways downtown - the So
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11

II the water in the oceans of
the world We're 10 evaporRte. II
would leave u layer of salt 235 feet
thick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11

There are about $4,000 persons
IN the town Of Corfu In normal
times and the Italians are est
mated TO have dropped one bomb
Tor each nine persons total OF
about 1900 explosives on An island
that il about $50 square miles and
with = total population OF 200 900.
we are living like Gyp-
sizes" explained British Vice
Consul John PappdsISis. We
cant 20 out In the daytime.
The Italians even machine
gunned flocks of sheep and
solitary villager. walking down
the road"
-Four churches have been bomb
ed. but by some strange colnei-
dence only the Roman Catholic
church and Roman Catholic Arch
bishopric have escaped similar
fate, although not a pane OF glass
Is intact In either For that matter
there Is not single pane of glass
intact In the entire town.
STREETS ARE NARROW
Hardly a soul was on the narrow
streets In the 18th century Jewish
quarter, which has been most Sc
Yerely damaged here Here the
houses are also close together and
the streets so narrow that ii is
possible TO shake hands from the
upper windows.
stood on 20-foot pile of rub
BILE and debris. the remains of
what once were Is houses. under
which so persons were buried. 30
of whom were extrcated. Pro
truding beneath a pile OF smashed
wooden joists and iron bedsteads.
! saw r pair Of legs and one arm.
For a month, workmen have been
digging busily into the pile. but
20 bodies still are buried under IL
The odor of deeaying bodies filled
the air.
BUSINESS As USUAL
Suddenly bugles sounded "the
retreat" Bugles and the whistles
OF policemen took il up and il
echoes across the town. Planes
were sighted. People filed into
shelters and sat there in neat
rows. one behind the other. as If
they were ut a church. Five min
utes later bells tolled the all
clear"
Despite the destruction. I found
three grocers carrying on bust
ness as usual" They had fine dis
plays OF lettuce. cauliflower and
oranges, but there were no Gus
toners. Two taverns were operat-
ing behind shattered windows.
Most of the death and destrue-
tion here was caused in the first
two days of the conflict when
Corfu was surprised by Italian
bombers flying Greek colors, the
British vice-consul said.
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Markets OF q
Glance
TIEsDA Al

>tecks; Irregular IN quiet trade
Bends; lrreguIariv higher.
Curb stocks: Irregular.
Cotton: Firmef.
Wheat; = = cent higher.
Germ: Up = Il, cents.
Rubber: Steady.
silver; Unchanged.
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] est md Found

OsI- November 27th. Irish setter.
- ore year cd. Nortb en- p.
vsFc. Wm. Matt!nsl,v. PRoetor
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TRADE 'UY-SELL With Times Want
Ads CARL A. HOSTETTER. z5ol
50. ~ ]. call at The Tacoma Time.
oiiice for two free tickets TO the
empie thestsr. i2-10-4O
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FOUND Metal rfnned GLASSES on
Aissl "a street. Call Cssweu Opti-
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TUESDAYS ouoTATloNs

Quotations courtesy Dean witter a.
Co. Washington Bldg. members
New York Stock Exchangel
HlRh Low Close
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
EDICT HANDED down

Most generally accepted reports
were that army officials, who have
been keeping intimate files on the
night-life situation in Tacoma and
other cities. demanded the closure
Responsible sources said the
problem was placed directly in the
laps Of Tacomas city officials
after the cardroom ruckus, with
the edict: Close these joints and
keen them closed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11

OSI- Black and white ENGLISH
So ER. vicinity Of Fa.rfsx. WASH.
SA.4ci ans pet. Reward Return %
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Cautious Traders Prevent
Extension Of Early Rise

DOW JONES AVERAGES
TUESDAY
Industrial 80. 1sI.ss. off eos
Rail ... ss.ss, eff ais
rnlify ...... sa.e6. off e.e<
Is stocks 49,. 4s.es. eff COS
Stock sales Tuesday approx
mated $4,000 shares compared
with $50. 900 in the previous SEES
sion. Curb stock sales were lac 600
shares compared with it2000 on
Monday.
NEW YoRk Special issues reg
istered gains ranging 10 l3 points
In Green BAY a Western Railroad
Tuesday while the main stock list
fluetusted irregularly In light
turnover.
Caution Of traders prevented the
stock market from extending an
early rise. When new buying
failed to develop, profit taking
came into leading issues and they
reoeded under the lead Of steels.
Bethlehem Steel lost a point and
L. s. steel a half point. Motors
were about unchanged. Rails had
minor losses while utilities were
about steady.
Among the wide movers In sd-
dition 10 Green Bay a Western
were Allied Stores preferred at ~.
up 5: Bucyrus-Erie Z per cent pre-
ferred 1ie. up s%: Columbia Pic
lures 24is. up y, and Penn Dixie
Cement preferred A 49,, up 81,
al new highs.
Gains of point and more were
made by Allied Chemical. Fair
banks Morse, Inland Steel. Johns
Nanville and United Fruit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11

ED-A man 10 buy
o NV a. B. c. Washer
for ! bis wife for Xmas.
WeisfieId 8 GOLDBERG, q24
Con lnerce ST.
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" AIMING REPEATED

In the liquor line. the best bet
still appeared to he the liquor
stores. No letup on the aggressive
campaign against bootlegging,
sponsored by the state enforce
ment agency. appeared in the
offing.
II the liquor joints move from
familiar and esta bhshed locations
to the dubious security OF locked
and drilled bars. further raids
definitely will follow, authorities
said.
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AcAJStWlFE LOANS
eo3 Wa q ngton Bldg. MAI lso2
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IN DERT7

LET Us ppy your bills. Call at Ssi<
So. II - ma WAY.
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SOME ARE SkEPTICAL

list where games could be found
in peut Ioealo
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HOUS1 WIFE LOANS arranged
Quickl All dealings confidential.
Telepf ne Main 677e
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Veterans along the line. mean
while. engrossed themselves with
laying bets as to how long the
shutdown could last. They don't
think it will be long.
About the best that could he
found in the way Of game was
a pinoChle session, or a round Of
panguingui. the latter definitely
in the gambling category. but with
limited scope Of win or loss. and
considered more a diversion than
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11

IHA D-Frorn 2s2e South sheri.
Dan. male Springer spaniel. Re-
ward. Main 3s5S
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MEN. WOMEN WANT VIM7
STIMULI A. rs. tonics in Ostrex tab
lets pi up bodies lacking Vitamin
81. lr1 J, Calcium. Phosphorus. 35c
size % ~ only zoe. First package
satislio or maker refunds low
price Call. write Paw Less Drug
Thrifty and all other good drug
stores
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N. Y. CURB STOCKS

Closing Prices Furnished by
Dean Mlffnr A. Hnnnnn
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RATHER If ELLIS. world fsmou,
psrchis Free lectures Thursday.
Deem Der p. Ladies only matinee,
p. J.; general public. q D m.
guests ms - demonstrations free.
ROOF @ ar de n. Winthrop hotel.
Private appointments daily.
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ca eONlC AILMENTS
NEURIT5 6. bowel trouble. kidney and
nervQJ cases 30 wears experience.
Consut Tntion free. office or Health
Resort. rare
. : s. A. AMBROSE
4 ni-Practic Physician
4O5 Rust buldg.. Tacoma Main 1904
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marning that the army was ready
to take the problem to state
authorities if satisfactory results
were not obtained: that. as last
resort, we will take it to the gov
ernor, il necessary and he'll get
action for us.
Rumors, unverified. circulated
that the army had brought the
gaming issue TO the attention of
the state liquor control board. with
requests 10 embrace another state
agency the state patrol. for po-
hcing of the gambling zone.
"STEERERS" VANISH
state liquor control board Of
ficials in Olympia told The Times.
No such requests from the army
have come to the attention Of this
office"
Nocturnal activities. meanwhile,
had assumed a most innocent air
in the late-hour lanes. "Steerers.
who loiter in doorvBys with the
suggestion. Gould I show you a
good stud game. mister" have
vanished.
II "21" dealers. draw poker
and crap dealers were vscationing.
while denizens Of the dens wonder
ed whether the shutdown would
continue or whether they might
be supplied with new address
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'NN
Mason, . * Notice.
Glove R LODGE NO. 81
ENTERTAINMENT at Masonic HON.
will be cancelled until further
notice, dur TO the flu epidemic.
H. NJ. BLoDGETT. W NJ.
STATE Loi GE NO So, Special Comm.
Wed. Do c. II. p. m. Past Mas
ters MI Il. Entertainment and re-
freshmel is All M NJ. invited.
R. G. ANDERSON. ". NJ.
F. neral Directors
ECON OMY = QUALITY
MELLINo Err FUNERAL SERVICE
$40 Tacou Avenue Broadway 1869
TU1 IL FUNERAL HOME
Dign- led Distinctive Service
sixth Az, at Trafton Main o5so
81 lCKLEY-KING co.
Tacoma 4 We. at So. LIST BR 2166
c AssEDY a ALLEN
1924 Soul b street Main ssol
c. o LY1S CO-Distinctive Service
7l7-ls r icoma Ave MAIN 774S
PIPERS -,uth Tacoma Funeral Par
Tors. 543 e So. Puget Sound. GA 54ss
so. Tao oMA UNDERTAKING co.
Storlie, oos6 So. Tac. WAY. GA 1927
THEODoI Re GAFFNEY MoRTUARY.
So. los ! and Yakima Main aA1<
. Personals
WAN ED-A man 10 buy
NV a. B. c. Washer
for ! bis wife for Xmas.
Wei sfieId 8 Goldberg, q24
Con tnerce ST.
CHRONIC AILMENTS
NEURII1 s. bowel trouble. kidney and
nervoJ cases 30 wears experience.
Construction free, office or Health
Resort rare.
II 5. A. AMBROSE
y ni-Practic Physician
4O5 Rust Bulds.. Tacoma Main 4eas
MEN. poMENl WANT VIM?
STIMULI ATS, tonics in Ostrex tab
lets pa up bodies lacking Vitamin
Bl' lrd !, Calcium. Phosphorus 35c
size 20 ~ only zoe. First package
satislio or maker refunds low
price taH. write Paw Less Drug.
Thrifty and all other good drl,r
stores
KATHERi .tE ELLIS world fsmon,
psVchis Free lectures THURSDAY,
Deoen Der p. Ladies only matinee,
p. l.: general public g D m.
guests rs demonstrations free.
OF q de n Winthrop hotel.
Private appointments daily
TRADE lUY-sELL with Times Want
ADS. CARL A. HOSTETTER. 1901
SO. " J. call at The Tacoma Time.
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empie fhester. i2-1o-4O
IN DEBIT
LET Us rry your bills, Call at ssl<
50. II . ma Wsy.
AcAJStWlFE LOANS
aoa Wa hston BLDG MAin lso2
HoUse WIFE LOANS arranged
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, CLASSES advertised without
I -. Call casvell Optical Co.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-09

come a naval officer, for instance,
would enroll at one Of these COL
leges and take the regular four.
year course. He would also enroll
IN its ROTC unit and get his four
years Of more or less part.time in
struction in naval matters.
Upon graduation, he would take
a competitive examination with such
other members of his class as wish.
ed to attend Annapolis. Selection
OF winning candidates would be bas.
ed upon these examinations, upon
records made in the ROTC, and
less 1mportantly-on general schol.
astic standings.
The candidates thus chosen
would go to Annapolis for one year
OF an intensive naval education. At
the end of the year, those who were
to be line officers would be ticketed
Tor another year at Annapolis; men
headed for the medical corps would
go to regular civilian medical col
leges, future aviators would go to
the navy's aeronautical school, tech
nlclans would go to engineering
schools, and so on. The same sys-
TEN, of course, would he in effect at
West Point.