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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-01-30
Proposed Setup At
Light Plant Has OK

next Monday night will depend largely
on this point, in opinion of council
members
Councilman Badertscher who voted
against approval of the boards reso-
luton stated following the meeting
that he did so because he disapproved
the wage scale now in effect at the
plant.
Boards Resolution
Under terms of the resolution sub
mitted by the board to the council,
Swisher, former superintendent be-
comes one of the plants engineers.
Swisher and Hiram Wenger, named
as first and second engineers are to
receive monthly salary of $165 each
and act as joint superintendents of
inside management of the plant.
Forest Mumma, designated in the
resolution as superintendent of out
side management, will receive a
monthly salary of $125. F. R. Lud-
wig, fifth engineer, will be paid a
salary of 1926 monthly, according to
the resolution. This would be the
same as the present salary of Wade
Finton and Noah Zuercher, third and
fourth engineers.
In response to questions by coun-
cilmen, Swisher, formerly general
superintedent, stated that he had ask
ed the board of public affairs to be re-
lieved of part of the responsibility of
the plant and that the proposed
changes were originally his own sug-
gestion.
Proposed Own Salary Cut
In return for being relieved of out
side responsibility, Swisher said he
had proposed cut of $40 in his form
er monthly salary of SITS and sug-
gested that $40 be added to Wenger's
| monthly salary of $155.
This, he pointed out, would give a
/, monthly salary of $165 to each of the
two men who, he proposed, would
jointly be responsible for inside man.
agement of the plant. In addition,
he said the arrangement would pro-
vide five engineers at the plant in
stead of four and make possible one
day off weekly for each engineer In
stead of the previous schedule of a
seven day workweek.
Regarding the superintendency of
| outside management from which he
asked to be relieved, Swisher said
that he would be ready to lend all
assistance and cooperation If and
when it should be needed.
This was the substance of the col
lateral agreement brought out in the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-01-30
Giant Tree

Giant Tree
Except for the sequoias, the Doug
las fir of Oregon is the largest tree
of North American forests.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-01-30

like big night for both fans and
alumni.
Evening star., 1941-06-02

up W Gllc Shy. Lie Wlllu CdlilCu III
the steady roar of airplane motors.
Carlita threw one hasty glance up
ward. then ran past the count into
her tent. She seized the lighted
lamp and, swinging it against the
dry tent flaps, started a small blaze.
There's my fathers answer to
you" she screamed. Hes sent his
planes to destroy you'll"
A dozen hands seized her but not
before she had thrown the lamp into
the thatch of the Storehouse roof.
AS the first strands of straw caught,
the flame blazed up in long red
line blowing in the wind. G
The count shouted something TO
her and started running with her.
Matt took Leigh's arm and they ran
in the center of the wild crowd,
fleeing from the storehouse. There
waS no chance to save it, for the
thatch had whole summers dry
ness in it and it would be only a
matter of minutes before the explo-
sives within it would be set of.
IL VhdJI ~ SCClilCu dS IliOuSIl oil
the wind in the world had blown
up under him, and then lightning
force knocked him fiat to the
ground. He strove to cover Leigh as
well as he could. The noise was like
the world cracking into pieces and
the vibration shook them until their
teeth ached. Looking up, Matt saw
a wall of flame against the sky and
then he had to bury his head in his
arms. for hot showers of sparks
and debris were falling over them.
Action in Plenty.
There was series of explosions
growing smaller all the time Matt
tried getting up once more. People
were scattered in huddled positions
all over the ground. A few, who
hadn't got far enough away, had
been burned, and one man appeared
to be unconscious. Matt looked for
David and saw him getting up on
his knees and turning toward the
demolished storehouse. There was
a stricken look on his face as he
watched their precious supplies burn
away. Turning to the count, Matt
saw that he stared at the fire with
Evening star., 1941-06-02

back. There was a heaViness in
David's heart and sadness in his
eyes that weighed upon them all.
Leigh, sitting on her camel, along
side of Matt, reached out and
gripped his hand tightly as she
turned to his brother. You aren't
leaving your battle behind you,
David. They'll need men like you
back in America in the months and
years to come. You are the man who
walks on sand, just as much as
Reynol, and American silk is the
finest in the world There's a statue
in honor of the American brand in
New York Harbor."
Matt felt a tremor run through
him at her words and his grip on
her hand frightened as though he'd
never let go; and as the camels
moved slowly ON to the west David's
head lifted with neW-found strength
and III his eyes was something
bright and eager and wistful like a
vision.
Copyright, 1941. Chicago Daily News, rnc }
CTHE END
Evening star., 1941-06-02

much the same emotion. His face
Redeemed by the leaping flames,
held great bleakness.
The airplane was circling for q
landing. There was plenty Of light
now. Seeing it, the count rose to
his feet and began shouting orders
over the din. Surround the plane
when 1t lands" he commanded. II
want him captured alive If possible
After him!" ..
Even as she spoke Carlita jumped
at him, and with single violent
thrust plunged a cleaning, SHARP
Spanish dagger into his back.
AS he fell David and Matt ran
toward her, but she whipped the
gun from Reynolds hand and held
them at bay. Her eyes were glazed
. almost mad, and her face was
red as blood in the freight. She
shrieked, mo, Burgess, or I'll shoot
the girl"
Matt stopped and David stood be-
side him. Carlita was very close to
Leigh and there was no question
that she would shoot.
She gestured commandinely with
the gun. Line, all those. natives up
over there. Make them drop their
guns on the ground f1rst!' She re-
peated the orders in Arabic and the
frightened men, still supplied by
the power of the explosion, Obeyed
her slowly.
Tauru Again.
Matt tried to get to the count. but
she saw him and waved him back.
The plane had landed now and it
TAXED up close to her. There were
two men in it. They jumped out
their guns drawn. Carlita talked to
them hurriedly in Spanish and they
shook their heads, geSturing hotly.
Then she nodded and walked with
them to the plane In the doorway,
she beckoned to Matt.
Il learned something to amuse
you. Tauru had another change of
heart and told my father what had
happened to us. So it seems we
laugh last" Her eyes. fanatically
bright, became suddenly sober. She
stared at Matt in silence for a long
moment, then spoke with something
like sadness. You'll never under
stand me, Burgess I had to kill that
cochon for I had sworn to. He would
have killed me If I hadn't"
a 1.
and flashing again. She tossed her
head. II don't know why explain
to you. You were the only one who
made me weak .. who made me re-
member was a woman. I'm glad to
be rid of you!"
Matt laughed quietly. "Tell your
father I have an appointment with
him when 1 get back to Spain
about a passport and some other
thingsi''
David called, Matt, we can't let
her escape like this! She's a spy!"
BE quiet!" she snapped at him.
You are lucky I do not kill YOU all,
I still wonder if should put a bull
let IN the girl. 1t would be a
small revenge for your torture Of
me, Burgess" She stood there. ap-
parently undecided, a fierce light in
her deep eyes.
Tragedy Strikes Quickly.
The pilot called to her and she
shouted back at him. Then to Matt.
she said, "Good-by, Yankee, I must
go now. I shall let the girl live be-
cause to kill her properly would
take much time. She would have to
suffer like you have made me suf-
fer"
She pulled the cabin door shut,
and they watched the plane leave
the ground slowly and circle around
Evening star., 1941-06-02
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

Do not confuse the alewiveS with
the summer herrings, or bluebacks,
as these are often called. True,
they do resemble each other quite
closely, but there is one mark that
Is unfailing-this fish has a black
lining to its tummy, or at least it
is polka dotted in black. This fine
distinction cannot be found out un-
til you have caught your fish and
are ready to pan it. The flesh is
tender and well-flavored.
Summer herrings are also slight
ly more slender than the alewife;
its body is about three and one-half
times as long as deep. The body
color Is dark blue above, the sides
and belly silvery, with beautiful
cOppery reflections.
This is a more Southern fish
than the alewife. It Is found in
large numbers off the Atlantic
Coast Of North America from the
Bay Of Fundy and Nova Scotia to
Florida Most of its time is spent
in salt water, with the exception of
the spawning period, when the her
rings seek out the brackish and
fresh water.
When the water reaches a tenn
perature of about 70 degrees, the
herrings make the journey for the
purpose of egg-laying. The eggs
are small and sink at once to the
bottom. Coated with an adhesive
substance, they hold fast to any
thing they settle upon, and within
so hours these eggs hatch. When
month old, the young resemble
their parents enough to be identi-
fled as their offspring. In a few
weeks the youngsters are headed to
Evening star., 1941-06-02

q secret. The guess is they move
out far from land and go down
deep. where the warmer waters are
found
This herring Is gregarious as are
its cousins, the herring and alewife.
All feast upon the abundant plank
ton to be found on. the bottom of
the waters in which they cruise dur
ing the summer. There are also
copepods and pelagic shrimp and
young launce as we'll as small fry.
Summer herring is important as
food fish, and is in demand also
as bait. 1t is also caught in weirs,
where thousands of them are taken
in one haul. Cod, haddock and
pollock are so fond of this bait
that anglers have found herring the
tempting morsel to offer them. Hav-
ing once seized the bait, the VIC
tim realizes too late the price he
must pay for his favorite food.
Usually the fight is a losing one.
for the fish,
Evening star., 1941-06-02
Pototo Varieties Developed

AS result of experiments con-
Quoted over period of six years, two
recently named seedlings, the Sc
quota, which is resistant to blight
and hopper burn, and the Sebago,
which is resistant to blight, have
been found adaptable as late potato
varieties in Maryland, DR.. Robert A.
Jehle, State plant pathologist and
specialist for the University of Mary
land Extension Service, announced
today.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
Nursery School Elects
Officers This Afternoon

Officers for the summer sessions
of the Bethesda Chevy Chase Co.
operative Nursery School will be
elected this afternoon in the Chevy
Chase (MdD Elementary School, on
Rosemary street, where classes are
held.
Enrolment for the summer term.
run by 80 mothers and two trained
teachers, will begin today under
the direction of Mrs. William Nc
Cav. 514 Cumberland avenue, Som
erset, Md. Mrs. Alfred Davidson
is educational director.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
WboWalks on Sand G1
By Rita HdnSen
CHAPTER XIV.


The whole aroused ringing them in with nbreakab
circle The stood quite still looked Matt I'D planned
things for you Mr. Burgess but mistaken You had almost
convinced but Well, helping Carlta
guilty she is So capacity commanding officer
hereby both to death"
uneasy through
Evening star., 1941-06-02
personal

Fred - don't leave home! l
Just told Mary my prize baking
secret, and she's starting in to-
day to use Rumford Baking
Powder. She's going to make
some marvellous cakes and hot
breads. For with Rumford she
can Use any good recipe with
out worrying about how much
baking powder to use. The
amount the directions call for
ia the right amount to use of
Rumford. Rumford contains
no alum never leaves a Bit
ter taste. FREE. Send for netD
booklet, containing dozens of
bright ideas to improve your
baking. Address: Rumford
Baking Powder, Box R Rum
ford, Rhode Island.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
Natures Children
Summer Herring
(PomOlobus aestivalis)

the happy hunting waters of their
parents, and In the salt waters of
Rhode Island they have been seen
In vast numbers as early as late
July.
So far, the bluebaeks have been
able to keep their winter residence
Evening star., 1941-06-02
HELP MEN.

ity to handle cars; former experience not
necessary. good wages, steady employ
ment --'All applicants under so yrs. con-
sidered Box .124-B. Star
AUTO MECHANIC, thoroughly experienced
on Chevrolets: must have own tools; steady
position. Apply Century 4 Motors 2o22
Evening star., 1941-06-02
HELP MEN.
lCOntinIIpd

AUTO TRIMMER and auto mechanics
helper. Apply Liberty Auto Body Co,
2115 NJ st. NV.
BARBER wanted, colored trade. 103
ST II WEIGH a.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
I Will. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by
myself EUGENE ]. KOPP, 1919 Kenil-
worth ave. ne. 81
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts incurred by any one other than
myself HERMAN r. STAMPS, ST.. 1919
Kenyon NV, Wash, D. C. q
A DEAL FUNERAL AT SIS
Provides same service as one costing $500.
Don't waste insurance money" Call DEAL
with % years. experience. Lincoln 5000,
Evening star., 1941-06-02
LOS

IVSl.
King" in Hot Hot shoppe on R 1. ave.
Aberdeen Proving Grounds.
FOUNTAIN PEN lady's. lost. probably
Thursday in woodward g. Lothrop; rose
and tan mottled effect. GE. $3.50. Re-
ward
GLASSES, gold frame. In brown case. the
22nd. Reward. Hughes. Decatur 22S6.
GOVERNMENT PASS. with important pa
pers In pass case. Hobart 1865, Br. 4O5.
OVAL PIN yellow gold. carved edge, plain
gold bow set with few pearls; keepsake.
Lost May 90. Reward. CH. 1886.
PURSE, lady's, black, envelope-shaped,
containing Important cards and large sum
OF money; lost on Memorial Day between
Liberal reward. NO. 4425.
WALLET, dark blue, containing cards;
reward. Michigan 6214.
WIRE-HAIR FOX TERRIER. small female,
black and white with tan head. lost Col
lege Park Saturday. Call Porter, Warfeld
WRIST WATCH lady's Elgin, yellow gold,
May 80, in or nr. Silver Spring, Mo, or
Sheridan Theater. Reward. GE. 1731.
WRIST WATCH. .Ilady's Hamilton. yellow
gold engraved annie Laurie Gurley,
1941." Reward. Phone District sS22'
Apt 500.
Evening star., 1941-06-02

Two men who can work from & until 8
pm. evenings per week, with initiative
ambition and intelligence. who are neat in
appearance and have an excellent per-
souality. To these men We offer q most
unusual opportunity. Our present men Of
this caliber are earning over $50 wk. II
you feel that you can qualify and own an
automobile, write, giving full particulars
OF yourself Box lab. Star
Evening star., 1941-06-02

DELIVERY BOYS, colored,
experienced in Cleveland
Park; good salaries. Apply
University Market, 5000 Wis.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
GARAGE HELPER.
ROUTEMEN.

Several openings for wide-awake men
on established laundry and dry cleaning
Sentisl. S25 wk to start. See Mr. Jack
son. Arcade Sunshine Laundry, 7l3 La
Evening star., 1941-06-02
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
SECRETARIES

Typists boOkkeepers. clerks, machine opers-
tors, all kinds Thousands placed Web
come. Accredited Agency. BOYD En- o..
Service (ESt. - Yrsp, 1898 F st.
Evening star., 1941-06-02

DRUG CLERKS, experienced,
over 81 years of age. Apply in
person. Employment department,
Peoples Drug Stores, II P st. ne,
9am. to noon daily.
Evening star., 1941-06-02

COOKS. white. . fry. . vegetable, 1 gem
eral cook. Washington Restaurant Assn,
404 Star Bldg
Evening star., 1941-06-02
I NEED A MAN,

Married. with car, TO work in Washington
permsLently. Applicant must furnish best
of references and be able to meet obliga-
tions on 5000 monthly. Work is Steady
year round with chance for advancement.
Apply in person, 10 20 II only-see Mr..
new kuildinq
Evening star., 1941-06-02

FOUNTAIN GIRL, experienced. Apply in
person. Alto Pharmacy, 2213 Wisconsin
Evening star., 1941-06-02
ARROW CAB CO

Has opening for men over 81 years Of age.
TO drive: must be residents OF D. c. or
Metropolitan Area for ! year: free instruc-
tion: can earn S25 TO S35 wkly. Apply al
10 am. promptly. for further details, 80
NJ st. ne Ask for Mr.. Booth
Evening star., 1941-06-02
UNDERGRADUATES
PART-TIME WORKERS

Wanting TO arrange for summers work
Write, state age and when you will be
ready to start. Box 21l-D Star
Evening star., 1941-06-02

GIRL, white. TO prepare evening meals for
three. 1921 T st. NV. Phone Dupont
fnr irntt
Evening star., 1941-06-02

ROUTE SALESMAN, young
married man. Salary and
commission. Permanent po-
sition. Previous exper. not
necessary Apply Friday, Gil
am, Pioneer Laundry, 92O
Rhode Island ave. ne.
Evening star., 1941-06-02

RELIABLE AGENCY. DE. 556l 1902 1lth.
has cooks. houseWOrkerS, chambermaids,
laundresSes. day workers, part-tImers.
nurses, mothers helpers e.
Evening star., 1941-06-02

BOOKKEEPER-typis middle age, ex-
perienced, for small real estate and in
surance office. Give reference. Box
Evening star., 1941-06-02
SIMMER WORK

Teachers and college students, addreSSiry
wOmens' ORGANIZATIONS and groups. for ma
tlonal cleaning concern. Positively no can
vasSing Compensation discussed at inter-
Wow Bog In1-D. Star.
Evening star., 1941-06-02

GIRL young, to work in sandwich shop;
must be willing to work Apply Buss
Grill, ILL., C st NV
Evening star., 1941-06-02

of age, experience not necessary.
Applicants under 81 must have
birth certificate or other suitable
evidence of age. Apply in person.
Employment department, Peoples
Drug Stores, IT P st. ne, 8 am.
to noon daily.
Evening star., 1941-06-02

COOK for summer boarding school, morn
ings only: must be efficient and well rec
commended North 5503
Evening star., 1941-06-02

GOVERNMENT PASS. with important pa
pers In pass case. Hobart 6565, Br. 405.
Evening star., 1941-06-02

GIRLS for 1-yesr course in practical
nursing. Casualty Hospital, Sth and Mass.
Apply in
Evening star., 1941-06-02

ferred; opportunity for advancement. See
Mr.. Nell Logan Motor Co. I'LL 18th
Evening star., 1941-06-02

| GLASSES gold frame. In brown case, the
| 22nd. Reward. Hughes. Decatur 22S6.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
. DIAMOND CABS.

White men wanted. 2l years Of age or
older, 10 qualify as taXicab operators.
Must have up-to-date District of Column
bis motor vehicle operators permit and
have resided within the metropolitan area
Of Washington for one year or longer
(nearby Maryland and Virginia inc!udeG)
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
HELP MEN r WOMEN.

HELP MEN = WOMEN
COUPLE, settled. Catholic to act as house
keeper and sexton at local Catholic res
tory. APPLY Immediately. Box 156 D. s as.
COUPLE colored, city refs: live in, base
ment quarters; good cook cleaners, yard
man: S25 mo- ca. 10 start OIL. 6603 =
MAN AND WIFE. for working manage
ment OF coffee shop. Box 76-D. Star.
MARKERS AND ASSORTERS. experienced.
male or female. Also press operaters.
Dupont Laundry 2535 Sherman ave. ",
Evening star., 1941-06-02
HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR: $50 week and COM
mission. Camille Beauty Salon, 31l0 14th
ST. NV. RA. 9S0s. g
BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR. expert
enced: HARPER METHOD; training not
necessary. permanent position; hours, ! q to
Z, HARPER METHOD, 1714 Conn. ave.
Phone NO hInI
La gaceta., 1941-07-28
Extermnadas por eI Ejercito
russo dos divisiones nazis
Bombardeado de ~nuevoel puerto rumano
de Constanta.

MoscG, julio 28.-Una nota
Official declara que ell "blitz-
krieg'' aleman ha desaparecido,
en- 81 dias de batalla, y que
dos divisiones alemanas, cerca
de 10000 hombres, fueron
destruidas en- los 1ltimos dias
de la semana.
La mitad de una division,
500 hcmbres, ha sido exter-
minada en- ell frente Finlandes
La propaganda finlandesa,
respaldada por los nazis, ha
hecho circular ell infame RI
NOR de que ell comisario de De
fensa, Jose Stain, ha ordena-
do la liquidation" de nueve
generates.
Las tropas rusas toman la
iniciativa en- varios lugares,
luego de que ell enemigo Sc ha
visto obligado a deshacer las
divisiones Panther y hasta re-
curTir a las trincheras.
Alrededor de Mogilev fue-
ron destruidas las dos divisiO-
mes alemanas. en- una batalla
de dos dias.
AL fin del segundo dia de
combate, nuestras tropas asu-
mieron la ofensiva, aniquilan-
do nuestros tanques los restos
del as baterfas y ametrallado-
ras del enemigo. Los tanques,
yendo a toda velocidad, aplas
taron y ametrallaron a los sol
dados fascistas a boca tocan-
tie. Mas de 1000 cadaveres de
oficiales y soldados quedaron
tendidos en- ell campo. Mas de
$500 heridos fueron recogi :
dos por los camilleros.
En- una batalla librada en-
ell mar Baltico, la aviaci6n ru-
sa hundi6 dos destrutores, dos
barcos tanques, un submarine
y varios barcos de vigilancia.
Las lineas rusas Sc mantle
men con firmeza . TODD 10 lar
La gaceta., 1941-07-28
LOS LIBROS DEL REGISTRO
ELECTORAL Sc MANTEN-
DRAM ABIERTOS HASTA
LAS SEIS DE LA TARDE

La Junta Municipal ElectO-
raj decide ell sabadO mantle
ner abiertos los libros del re-
gistro desde las 8 de la mana
ma hasta ell mediodia y desde
las 2 de la tarde hasta las G.,
en- lugar de las s.
Hasta ell dfa IL de agostO
sc conservaran los libros en-
los prescintos.
Hasta ell sabado Sc habian
hecho las siguientes inscrip-
clones; distrito No. 1, ell CORES
pondiente al CONCEAL Morton
1871 distrito No. 2, del conce-
jail Latimer, 260; distrito ND
mero5, CONCEAL Rosenthal,
479; distrito nGmero 7, Pache
co, $40; distrito mum. 8, Can
nella, 744, y No. II, Snipes,
$50.
En- los otros seis prescintos
donde los c%oncejales no seran
electos en- estos comicios, ell to
tai de registrados es solo de
879.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28
Las defensas de Mosc1 son
cada vez mas fuertes

A medida que paSan los
dias Sc hacen mas eficaces las
defensas de la capital,
Una orden expedida por ell
Comisario del Pueblo para la
Defensa, Jose Stain, da las
,gracias al personal de las ba-
,terias antiaereas, los photos
de los cazas, los commentaries
del fuego y a todos los defen-
sores. La poblaci6n mantiene
su calma y valentia.
Ell mayor general Gromadin
comandante de la iona de de
fensa antiaerea de Moscu, a
nalizando los 1ltimos ataques
destaca la exacta punteria de
los artilleros y la admirable
labor de los aviones de GAIA.
Los hitleristas esperaban
demoler la capital Y desorga-
nizar su vida, pero han fraca-
sado. La %ejecutoria de los van
dalos fuQ Complementary con
varias nuevas "victorias," entire
elias la destruction de la AGA
demia de Ciencias, ell teatro
Vakhtangow, una biblioteca,
ell Institute de Astronomia,
dos hospitales y varias escue-
las. Quedaron inc6lumes todos
los objetivos militares.
Los vecinos de mi Gale ex-
tinguieron un incendio en- la
famosa Galeria Tretyakov, u
mo de los mas Antiques y be-
Hos edificios, ocupado por la
Union de Escritores del Soviet
MoscG, por ell aire, ha demos
trado ser tan inexpugnable co
mo Newell Y las selvas de Smo-
Ienks.
(fdo.) Ilya Enrenburg.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28

go de las 1900 millas de fren-
tie.
Ell vice comisario soviet de
Negocios Extranjeros, Lozovs-
ky, declara que las batallas
componen "un gigantesco Yer
dun"
Smolensk sigue en- manos
rusas, aunque no 10 acepta asi
la Radio de Berlin,
La bayoneta calada de los
rusos ha desempehado un inn
portante papel en- algunas de
las recientes operaciones.
Escuadrillas de aeroplanos
rusos bombardearon a Cons
tanta, en- Rumania, siendo
hundido un vapor aleman.
Berlin, que en- varias oca =
stones destruyera a la avia =
ci6n rusa, por medic de la pro
paganda, dice hoy que 140 a.
viones sovieticos fueron des =
truidos aver.
La gaceta., 1941-07-28
o DETENIDO POR
LA POLICIA

FL asistente jefe de detec-
tives Sr. Beasley arres'6 aver
en- un hotel local al sGbdito ia
pones Kotaro Tsuchikane, que
Sc dice esta en- canine de N.
York, desde Los Angeles, pa
ra hacerse cargo de la admins
TRACTION de una agencia de va
pores. Representa- ell detenido
a la Osaka Shasen Kaisha, Ii
mited, y declare a la policia
Que tomaba fotografias como
turista y para conservarlas co
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