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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-29

The lights were turned skyward
as though searching for airplanes.
As they grew closer I decided 1t
was high time that we put out our
running lights as l hated the
thought Of a salvo of guns aimed
at the Idle Hour If she should be
mistaken for an enemy ship try
ing to run the blockade.
BY dawn next day, the search.
lights had faded away and we
hadn't been close enough to get a
good look at his majesty's ships.
Fair Winds Again
At last we were able to set our
sheets free and have a wind abaft
the beam so Idle Hour could really
make some Roadway. During the
past week our progress had been
just slightly over 100 miles, a very
poor seven days run.
Next day, with the aid OF
small portable radio, I was able
to check my chronometer with
WoR at Newark. Every hour the
Arlington "time-peep" is relayed
over WoR. 1t is correct to within
one-thousandth of second, which
Is accurate enough for Idle Hour.
During the day a Grace liner
crossed our stern, heading for
South America. Painted bright
white, she appeared a cheerful
sight on the horizon in contrast
% the dingy gray camouflsge paint /
obs on all the steamers we had
Ieen in Bermuda.
Nayigatlonal Doubts
My morning sight put us within
30 miles of Great Abaco island, one
# the largest in the Bahamas and
,ver 20 miles long.
Some Of you may recall that l
lad some difficulty in finding Ber-
nuda, using my old method of
Iavigation, which had served me
n good stead, more or less, around
he world
We strained our eyes all day
boxing for Great Abaco, but to
o avail. ! hoped we would see a
lash Of some lighthouse. Hour
fter hour / sat aloft on the cross
rees, watching. waiting, hoping
8. and It wasn't Il, e sitting on
fence, for Idle Hour was bucking
Ito a head sea and the motion
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Practical Religion
VIII Be Described

Services at Temple Beth Israel.
No 4th and J SITS, will be con-
Quoted Friday evening at S o'clock
with Rabbi Montague N. A. Cohen
speaking on the subject. "A Prac-
teal Religion for Practical Liv-
ing" Musical portions Of the ser
vices will be sung by the Temple
choir. A fellowship hour will fol-
low.
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i<r ~ th<nks ~. <na Mr~ m
Haet~<k all 81 - listen a. <on !
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JOSEPH II. MARBLE

Joseph II. Marble. 81, died
Thursday al his home. go Ia.
2sth y. He bad lived IN Tacoma
40 years. Surviving Is one sister,
Mrs. r v. Pheby u Salinas. Cal
Gaffney's viii announce the fun
eral.
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Aaslsr ef seattle. : ssH. Ron<tt -
rseems . brother. Merits wsin.
Stone. four SISTERS. Mrs. Tham.s
laaafsfe ~ Tszaas. Mrs a. -
lssky ef san Ffnneisea. Mrs II
6lcad and Mrs. Iark c'Dwan "a
Oakland, Cal. snd three grand
ehsiaFea.
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Idle Hours Weather Better
But Navigation Proves Hard

EDITORS NOTE Of his round westward from
Puget Sound the 32ot saboat Long
Is making sderip the New York portion
long globe girdlng
Ia writing articles for The thirteenth
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Glass on Thursday

Members Of Tsehnoeracy. Inc.
vii hold their weekly study elsss
Thursday At 80 p ". In Lineola
high school Interested persons are
invited 90 attend.
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BY DWIGHT LONG

AS was reminscing of my experiences in the Medter-
ranean and the trouble had in SPAIN giant searchghs
swept the horizon dead asern of the Idle Hour We
not yet within the jurisdiction of the IT, S. guard
patrol so this must have been British man-o war.
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Daniel Brewer Of Columbus, Nsh
Funeral announcements will h<
made By Buckley klngs
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If you're not using it, sell It with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
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Mai Street

sota0s, CemlH1s and Dofngs
81 TaeemaH< as fhe Re-
porter FosHd Tkem.
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Iisa.~st Msnixase~rr plssHre l.en
SECT lnqniFisk sheaf Class n hsss=
hzIi teams - Wsises t1skt<re<rf
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4 n weish r. 8leH sdvsnes nluFs
seaat son neux. nsxt a A. =.
ssogy-~Rex Reu<s<ha~h wFstlnr 1T.
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COMMITTEE TO MEET

The monthly business meeting Of
the executive committee OF the
Pierce County Democratic Central
committee will be held At s p. m.
Thursday IN the Hotel Winthrop.
It was announced by Hans John
son.
New laid eggs. zoe. Cow But
ter Store. adv.
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Clearance Of fine Notices.
special one-h half off.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-03

No snow, II you can imagine
such a thing In February, so the
meet In British Columbia between
the College Of Puget Sound and
the University of British Columbia
scheduled for this weekend has
been postponed.
But Logger skiers will not be
idle. They'll spend the weekend
at Paradise valley practicing and.
likely, holding time trials to settle
places on the team.
Those who probably will take
part in the trials include Bill and
Bob Taylor, Pete Dempsey, Gene
Hall, Bud Barrett, Jack Coblentz,
Ray kulla. Doug Howe, Warren
Westbo, Wilfred Woods. 30 b
Sprenger, Willard Bellman, Bob
Martin and Don Rasmussen.
POLLING AROUND: Chuck
Fischel, he of the red hair and the
sprained ankle, expects TO get
back on the slippery boards Sun
day at Paradise add banker
skiers--Art James lots Of
comment regarding failing Of two
men for destroying property at
Paradise inn last Saturday night
-. most believe rangers were
soundly justified "A record
number of Tacoma skiers took
part In the Tacoma Day races last
Sunday, which bodies well for the
future record crowds have
been swarming 10 Cayuse pass
this season more than 1000
were reported there during n
single week since the first of
the year approximately 10000
skiers have poured into Paradise
valley--an all-time high new
highs for attendance are also be-
ing recorded at the Milwaukee
Ski bowl IL looks rs II this
Is going to be skiing's biggest
year In the Pacific Northwest :.
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his s.ooo-word commentary -
Judge t.~ndis recent smashing Il
tho Detroit Tiger farm system
was h,st shnus ~ interesting -
Mr.. Average Fan ~ wss f-Andss'
c~n lengthy pFenoancemsss.
Staging In effect = ene-msn d.
bate. Macphsli. who once tFied 10
kidnap the kslser and rot s~ay
with an ash tray. discussed the
cast for the commissioner and
defense ~ farm systsms.
No ArpEAL
The red.hssresi lmpsvsarse n shs
Dodgers. WIN brought arc iishis,
feet races and floaf shows 10
major league. aid Lands seven.
point bulletin following his free.
Ina of % odd psirois controlled
players had thrown the game into
seemingly hopeless confusion. !"
and 20 injured baseball 10 = a..
gree requiring years 10 repair The
damage,
There n N APPEAL" -
sald. "Elther the Judge b
dealing out hssstce. Iwss@sias
on strict Observance ~ has~-
hall rules and constructive ~.
forms. or ~ h engaging IN .
witch hunt In which ~ IN.
n.ocnt win burn siesE with
tho guilty.
III In apparent that Judge Ian.
dis feels that any sstup which per.
mits ona major league club 10 con-
troll 20 or 30 ciiihs and own 700
or 800 players IL fundamentally
un.ound Continued development
along these iines may mean that
half a Dozen organizations VIII
eventually control several tbou-
sand players. This would be ~.
iremeiy dangerous and would
threaten baseball ~ its very
foundation the source Of talent
supply"
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The good reason: Bob Vanden-
burg, club president, will not be
able to be on hand Sunday; he and
Miss Florence Brustad will be mar
ried tonight in the Fort Lewis
chapel, and, Of course, nobody may
expect him to spend part of his
honeymoon helping direct a race
for tyro skiers.
The bad reason: Arne Olsen, club
racing chairman, will not be able
to be at Paradise valley Sunday
either. He's down with the flu.
With those two key figures out of
the picture, it was believed to be
the best thing for everybody con-
cerned to cancel the races.
The second in the series of
novice events will be held at Para
disc valley Sunday, Feb. IL. Both
Bob and Arne will be on hand.
Sig Hall, the crack Seattle
SKI club racer, did not sprain
his ankle aChile running in the
Tacoma Day sldlom race as it
1oas reported by Udrious pa
pers. He sprained it later in
the day while "fOoling
around" Only a single pen
atty, incidentally, kept Sig
from placing second or third
in the Tacoma Day sldlom.
Big event Of the weekend for ski
fans Is the annual jumping tourna-
ment at Leavenworth Sunday.
Pre-meet favorites are All
Engen, who holds the nations mark
for leaping the greatest distance;
Sig and Olav Ulland. Those three
are enough to assure the success
Of any jump tourney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-03

Two Lincoln high minor sport
teams will perform on foreign soil
tonight. the wrestlers travelling to
Bremerton to meet the matmen
from the USS Idaho and the
swimming squad treking to Ever
EFT TO face the Seagulls.
Graphing Coach Neil Hickok
will take 10 MASTERS to throw at
the sailors. Iwso Takasugi. 49,
FOUNDER: Jim Tengesdahl and Don
Richmond. 125-pounders: Tommie
Cameron and Walt Arnestsd, 1885,
Founders; Bob Hash and Hank
Trusler. 145-pounders: Bob Cole.
155-pounder: "Swede" Smith. 1856
FOUNDER: and Norm Nelson. heavy
weight, will represent the Lynx.
Mentor Sheldon Brooks
spisshers are favored over the
northern preps, according TO
the two teams performances
against the University Of
Washington Frosh squad. Abes
won over the Froshies, while
the seagulls lost 10 the col
Iegians.
Abe entrants in the Seagull
meet are Chuck and BIZ Rohrs.
Joe Dowsett. Fred Mcneil, Dale
Solum, Len Rowland, Bert Barber,
Bill Rembaugh and William Rohr
in the four free-style events; Bud
and Don Ford, bresst-strokers;
Harvey Berg and Jack Sines. back
stroke artists. and John KrutiIla
and Tom Brotherton. fancy divers.
Mentor Brooks also announced
that the Abes would open their
city series with the Stadium
Tigers this Tuesday in the Tiger
bath tub.
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sAN Jose. Cal. pr. r ".
Mascusrris. San jnss state Chi
lsse president. IN what hs ipdl-
Gated ~ss biz parting shot a ~
Pacific Coast conferences. said te-
day no me. not even the sen-
fsrenes members themselves. ~
ilevsd they were going 10 live W
10 new eligibility and athletic ee<le
rules the conference adopted.
They can't live up N them and
yet the money" MacQusrfis aid
w an srtlcie IN ths spartan Daily.
student publication. u vas n
third af hls series 81 comments On
the conference eo<ts.
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ROAD DUoyHD
HOW Much Iouel0
MAJOR NAex WAS

NEW YOnk Buddy Rosar.
~ the Yankees ycutAnal back
stop, hit : hnmer In h. first
game Of organized baseball IN
Binghamton in 1894. In his
first game in Newark uniform
In 1887 he hit two round trip
pers. In his initial appearances
with the Yankees last summer
he struck out In his first time
up.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-03

A.A.u. championships. -. Adolph
kiefer Of Chicago hoids the world
mark osss.S
CHURCHILL. DowNs To
ne An AMfHITHEATEn
CoI. MATT wINN plans 10 make
" an smphitheater Of Churchill
Downs by ias2. Alterations
now being made increase the f.ou-
lsville tracks seating and stand.
ing capacity for this years KEN
lucky Derby by $4,000. Here's
one for the book In Canada.
The University Of Montreal
has dropped hockey. Marshall
Goldberg has decided To play an
other year Of professional foot
ball viii enter business In
Chicago. A Michigan state
freshman hssketbaiier made an
awful mistake In swinging on a
scorer. who happened 10 be Don
Rossi. varsity football quarterback
and captain Of the boxing team.
/. Ben Whitaker az Texas paid
5000 for Blue Lily n ysariing
nj Saratoga. but didn't keep the
filly very long. n, 3. Byrum
and c. L. croan claimed the
daughter OF Blue Larkspur ship
Ablaze for $500 after her
first start and three-lenKth victory
a. Juvenile In Hialeah mud.
Thanks for the development. +.
Johnny chiokerneo. who engineer
ed Pittsburgh's wonder baekficid
of 1855. remains nm engineer. but
switches from pigskin TO petrol.
cum In Venezuela.
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ed cut the
dangers of .
system that
might eventual
" sslfle com-
petition.
II Was . great
speech he made
To baseb all
writers and o.
fieiais At the
fourth an nuai
Boston baseball
writers d,nncr
last night, but
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chiIIa, Meat
Quiints Lead

Chilla's. who have long beer
favorites to win the title. and Con
sumers Meat. whose rise 10 emin.
ence has been recent and rapid
topped the City Basketball league
today.
The Consumers edged cut
johnson Paint In the final min
utes 90 win. 80 20 -. while
ChiIlas romped over Inter-Cty
Auto Freight. ~ "a 80. In
games Last night
The opening game OF the even
ing last night at Lincoln gym saw
California Florists come from be-
hind to nip cammaranos. 81 10 IS
The Commentaries game was
thriller. After trailing most OF
the game, the Consumers forged
into two-point lead with slightly
more than two minutes to play
Then disaster struck the Painters,
Roger Peters. Bob Pullar.
Al Lblse. jr. and Erling Toilet
son. Painter regulars. were
banished from the game via
the four-foul route, and only
two Paint players - Dick
Bichsel and Harold Toliefsou--
were on the floor during the
last minute.
Pacing the winners were Ken
Mcleod. with Is points. and wally
Brebner. with 10.
Chilla's we're behind at half time,
but they turned on the steam dur
ing the final two periods and won
comparatively easy victory over
the Freighters. Jerry Kent, d.
minutive forward. collected II
points for the chilla club.
The Cams led most OF the way
against the Florists and It ap.
peared certain that they would win
their first league victory. but the
Posies, led by Lornie Merkle. put
on a last-minute rally that was
good enough TO win.
Summaries:
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Marvin Pease dropped his tee
slug into tbs mug ~ Aiienm0fe
third hois yesterday. lie s4sed =
No. 5 iroa and vas playing with
Joe Kent. BOD Collins and Glen
Eoaens.
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rh~ Hnnor usstS ve,lsyAsIi sssm
for The first s~me~srf - Pacific
tsush~rAn coiIsxs has b~en ehnssn
ny MiH~ RhodH tloksnsssd. physical
educatian department. taeius5ssi
are Misses vsrn,ta Hpnpaes. potts
NesyiE. Thslms Thur~.an. virginia
iebdrieksaa. Is<noFs Jshistr0m.
Martha nimonson. Claire t.~ssk.
Ann I'yfsr. Betty Winter. Huhstl.
tusss include Misses Nina Andes-
son and Marguerite T<aneeoa.
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outlying precincts In 1854. when
Miracle Mike was convinced Rudy
York would III In only at first
base and Hankns rankus
looked % good shsgging flies
while his re-frsetured left wrist
was healing. The ST. Louis
Browns who drew unemployment
compensation applied for II from
force Of habit. They don't do
much all year round. Tommy
Heinrich Of the Yankees reveals
that Luke Seweli corrected Bob
Feller's fault Of giving ono OF his
best pitches away before he threw
u. :. cleveland's farm boy ought
to be quite a chucker this spring
now that that Is Strengthened out
and he Is Of age. In Its drive
TO eliminate hsndbooking At Hia-
leah. the Florida Racing Commits
sion announces that instead OF
being fined. offenders win be sen-
fenced 10 serve 20 days In a chain
gang. Keep In step. boys.
Lands Mssos Loor PLAN
SOCIAIIsTIC. But SOUND
7 AIRY MscPHAIL OF Brooklyn
~ calls Commissioner Lands
suggestions for a substitute for
farm chains a bit socisiistic. which
IL what II should be, The
Browns and Phiilies would he Just
as we'll off as the Yankees and
Cardinals. Tho draft would re-
sumo the Importance 1t held years
ago. when the big leagues were
not so topheavy. i. i. As though he
required further proof that he Ii
an Iron Man. Eddie Shore at 81
is closing out his iliustrious hockey
career by playing with both the
New York Americans and Spring
field Indians. The greatest OF
all defense men owns the latter
franchise. He is still such an
attraction that National league
owners refused To let him step
down gracefully. /. Victory Morn.
Earl sande's new 3-year-old hope.
Is the smallest thoroughbred in
training. Roger Altman Of
st. Paul cut the national inter-
scholastic short-stroke record for
100 yards back stroke from i:0i 10
o:be.e indicating he win have
TO be reckoned with In national
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STREAMS Low

HI1stHDDhs Or G. 49, Fishing
streams along ths orsgon coast
today we're reported unseseoHsily
toN. aHd residents aid hsssy rains
usrs needed 10 restore tns sport
An east Wind continued 70 prevail
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RACING OR BASEBALL!

sPoEAsE wash-o~ner uirieb the spokane
ball today forwarded racing
protest ia ALLEGATION a Play
park
The 50Jans - reduce Dasepa attend
Urcb said II viii baseball
II can't be Doth"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-03
HAS TWO GOOD EYES

SAN FRANCIsCo.-Harry Fan
ming. voted the best umpire In the
Pacific Coast Baseball League, mas
only one arm.
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SKI-Daddling Along =
BY ED MEAGHER

The Tacoma Ski clubs novice races scheduled to be held
in Paradise valley Sunday have been postponed for two
good and one had
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Cochrane Planned MoUe in IS;
Brolrns Asked Dole Out of Habit;
They Don't DO Anything All Year
} THE PAYoFF
Nv HARRY oRAysoN
NEA service sports EdItev

IN the The Detroit club four years late In switching
Hank Greenberg the outeid which Ii about how far
behind the entire Tiger organization in all departments
Mickey Cochrane contemplated moving Greenbcrr 10 the
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eBovling-


Led by Larry Ward. who
rolled go. the b stars turned
In fiocks Of high singles and
totals. Wards games were
1876, 2Is and 220. Dick Nc
Nerthney, rolling for News
Tribune, rolled PAT for the high
single game and finished with
GIL. J. Huertx turned In .
819 total for Hub Clothiers.
Columbia Beer halted the victory
trek Of It's the Water. holding the
fast-stepping league leaders TO an
even break.
Results of the matches were.
Tacoma Milk Producers 3, Russ
Michaers Service /: sherwin-Will-
inns Paints 4. Flett Dairy o: Carl
SON McCallum 3. Crystalline /;
News-Tribune 3. Washington Hard
ware /: Pacific Match 8; Broadway
Sport Center /: Atlas Beer 2.
South Tacoma Business Men 2;
Don's Pagods 3. Wakefield Motors
/: Hub Clothiers 3. Triple X Bar
rel /; Dales Service 4. Club
Cigars o.
High individual scores included
Bush Anderson 5s7. Bye Furset
5ss. Walter silseth 557. Jimmy
Bernard $50. Claude Petersen 5es,
II. Legacy 5s4. J. Bear 572. Paul
Gomsrud sos. Joe Paddock 57s,
Lei Penowich $50, Louie Kusch 572,
Joe Penowich SOS. Clarence G.
Collins $50. John Rowman 557, Ray
Michaud 564. Joe Tolotu 5s5. Jack
Zeour 5s2. Ben Shining SIS. Bill
johnson $50, Sam Coles BIS. hiks
Miller 573, John Kinkella $50.
Best single games were: Nc
Serthncy 247. Tolotti 2ss. Shining
go, Paddock 234. Bud Mccormick
23I, Bear 232.
derry Mahoney, Door shop
pinmsn, turned In = zls single
for q new league record In the
matches Of the Petsrmsn Man
ufacturing Company league on
the Play Nor alleys His 500
tied the score Of George Will
Jams for the high total Of the
week.
Clarence Nelson rolled SIS FOL
the best score IN the matches a
the ssfeway Stores league on M
Play Nor alleys.
Mike Wayrek topped the scorer
Of the Play Nor Commercial
league with a 5ss total Jack WiIi
Jams rolled zzs. and Jim Flanagan
zz5 for the best single games.
H. sorgi. shooting for Genera
Distributors. lei the scoring IN IN
Community league matches on IN
X Street Recreation alleys with I
$50 total Lyle Smith registere'
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POI for the high single game.
League play for the week
closes with tonighf's matches.
Holding chief Interest over the
coming weekend. ls the WON
ep's tournament al the Broad
way alleys u Il the annual
championship meet and win In
elude fiye-w0men. doubles and
singles competition. u IL =
handicap meet.
Play starts a. 7 O'Clock s9tgr
day night when the teams roll fhsiI
series Another squad goes on a
8 O'Clock. Doubles and singles ar
schesuisd for Sunday, starting 4
! o'clock. There are II teams en-
tered. with others eligible 10 com
IN tonight
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La gaceta., 1940-09-04
ANUNCIO HOY TIE
RRIBLES REPRESALIAs
lie haJl6 a 25 900 trcbajadorcs
Gdyda D Ia Ventd de los
destructOres

Berlin, Sept. 4.-Hablando
hoy ante $4,000 trabaiadores, 81
canciller Hitler dijo que SD go
bierno tomara represalias con
motive del bombardeo de las ciu
dades alemanas por la ayiaci6n
inglesa.
Esto Sc interpreta como que
la guerra aerea sera intensified
da. Isl ellos arrojan 1000 o
5000 kil6gramos, en- bombas, no
sotros tiraremos 10000 0 100
900 y arrasaremos las ciudades
inglesas. Inglaterra Sc tundra,
no Ell Reich"
La aviaci6n inglesa lego ano-
che a Berlin pero en- la capital
no cayeron bombas. Dur6 la d.
larma dos horas y media. FL fue
20 de las antiaereas derrib6 de
euatro a cinco De los svioneS A.
La gaceta., 1940-09-04
TONIC POSSESSION Ell NUE.
VO PRESIDENTE DEL E.
OUADOR

Quito, Ecuador, sep. 4.-El
DR.. Carlos Arroyo del Rio to-
mo va possession de la p~residen-
ella de la RepGblica, por un pc
riodo de cuatro amos. Compo-
men el nuevo gabinete del presi-
dente los sehores DR.. Aurelio
Aguiar Vazquez, ministro del
interior; DIR. Julio Tobar Do
noso, ministro de estado; Gui-
llermo Bustamante, ministro de
educaci6n; Vicente Illingworth,
ministro de hacienda; Luis Cor
dova Rojas, ministro de obras
pdblicas; meioramiento social,
Carlos Andrade Marin; agricul-
tura e industrial, Rodrigo Vela /;
guerra, Vicente Santisteban E.
lizalde.