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La gaceta., 1941-04-22
Palpitaciones de
la colonia latina
UNA CARTA

Ma AAA -
tanquete P~an-Americano cele.
brado con gran lucimiento, en- e
Restaurant Columbia" ell pass
do dia IA. Els una carta muy in
teresante Y dice:
Todo iba a las mil maravillas
Nos queriamos como hermann
tos V como hermanitas.... Estabs
mos encantadoS de la vida. VI
tenia cerca de mi unos negroS
oios que me recordaban las dull.
ceS Y preciosas mujeres de Gu
ba. A corta distancia unos ojoS
%azules, que me "hablaban" de
cielo y la gloria.
Unas sonrisas cascabeleras,
dientes como ~perlas.....
Eramos hermanos y hernia
mas, y encima de nosotros las
banderas de 81 repdblicas cher
manitas queridas."
Yo me puse en- la solapa la
bandera de Samuel, a quien esti-
mo por su Ibondad y por ser un
buen VecinO!
ERA una nOche "divina," CO.
mo yo lie die a una amiguita
| cuando me escuchaban unos ami
guitos. que "pan-americamente"
Sc adhirieron!
iPartiamos ell pan juntOs y
juntos 10 comiamos.... Pan-Ame
ricanismo Y cordialidad, suavi-
dad, finura, cortesia....
Acababa de llegar Mr.. Moo
ney ell presidente de la Univer-
sidad de Tampa. Yo habia leidJ
algo en- ia Gaceta" acerca dc
el Y tuve placer en- aplaudirle.
Else Mr.. Mooney. ique per
fecto caballerO-me decia 20,
pensando en- 10 que la Gaceta"
habia publicado!
Y lie aplaudi, ST, senior. Hasta
me dieron ganas de gritar Viva
Mooney, ell p~residente de la Uni
versidad!
Excelentes todos los discursOs
Y lie lego su turno al DR.. Moo
ney.
Me eche hacia atras en- la ST.
la. AhOra 81 que me voy a delei-
tar.
-Camarero, repiteme la do
sis" de cafe.
La repiti6 w.. empez6 ell DR..
Mooney.
Anunci6 que iba tirar algo a.
ST como una ',bomba."
Yo estime que era una broma
y me lleve las manos a los bOlsi-
Hos y sonrei como 81 me hubie-
sen dicho: c6mase este meren-
quito.
Y trio la bomba, 81 senor.....
Dijo que sc debia mandar a la
America una legion de 10000
hombres como ell general Tinker
y 10 dijo en- tono ,,dinamitero,"
de superhombre.
iDerrame en- la chaqueta tres
gotas de cafe! Tinker protesta-
ba con sus gestos!
Agreg6 que no era necesario
estudiar ell espahol, nj la cultura
hispano-americana....
Este senior piensa "drastica
mente-me die. Quiere imponer
ell pan-americanismo con la es-
pada. ia Gaceta" me ha enga-
nado.....
Sc me "revolvi6" la comida
bes6 la banderita y die:
-Sehor, esta es una -Fburra
dan.
Las caras perdieron la algeria
-Camarero, bicarbonato, que
Ell "dinamitero" me ha indiges-
tado el polio.
81 la Gaceta" no me publica
esta carta, por tenor a la censu-
ra, compare espacio'' y la pu-
blicare.
r. T.
La gaceta., 1941-04-22
PERECIO UN O~BSERVADOR
MILITAR DE LOS ESTADOe
UNIDOS

Washington, abril z2.-Agre
gado a la aviaci6n inglesa, CONF
obseryador, pidi6 la vida Ell co
ronel Gerald Brewer, del ej6rci.
to de los Estados Unidos. La le
gaci6n del Cairo. Egipto, trans
miti6 la noticia. FL pasado dc
mingo ocurri6 la desgracia.
La gaceta., 1941-04-22

Vichy, abril 22.-Rudolf Hess
segundo diputado lider del par.
lido nazi, pas6 por Madrid hac,
algunos dias y permaneci6 all
IL horas. Hess preSion6 a Fran.
20 para que firme un paeto cor
ell Eje Y al mismo tempo dele
pasar de $4,000 a 10000 solda.
dos naZis para atacar a Gibral
tar. Planea Hitler ell ataque a
Pen6n conjuntamente con una
nueva ofensiva Ell direction 4,
Egipto, ell canal de Suez y 10.
pozos de petr6leo de Iral e Irar
Jerusalem, abril 22.-ILlega.
ron aver ell rey Pedro, de Yu
goeslavia, ell primer ministro $
movie y dicese que tambien Vie
dmir Matchek, ell lider croatia
Ell avi6n en- que hicieron ell via
je fue atacado por los nazis .
muri6 un ministro.
Estambul, abril 22.-D;cesc
que dos destructores Sc hallar
en- ell puerto del Pireo y listo'
para recoger, en- case ~necesario
al rey Jorge, la familia real, mi
nistros y otras personalities.
San Juan, P. R., abril 22.-Ur
terrible incendio destruy6 el IS
tablecimiento Colonial, en- ell CO.
raz6n de la ciudad. Las p6rdidae
Sc calculan en- mas de $250,00Q
Varias tiendas cercanas sufrie-
ron danos.
Washington, abril 22,-Esta.
dos Unidos esta retornanuO dc
nuevo a su politica de aparta
miento o de mantener a eierta
distancia las relaciOnes con el
Soviet, como resultado del nue.
vo pacto de neutralidad rusO-ni-
pom. Las Conversations conner
ciales languideceran, como re
sultado de los nuevos obstacu-
los.
FL secretario de estadO HUI
declare aver que ell tratado tie
ne menos Importance de 10 que
al principle Sc crey6. En- ell con
.greso ell representante republi
cano Bender, de Ohio, hizo la a
.cusaci6n de que Sc sigue dando
acceso a los ingenieros rusos en-
las fabricas americans.
Washington, abril PEI de
partsmento del tesoro delinet
aver al congreso su program
contributivo en- favor de la de
fensa nacional, con un total de
So, 444, O00, 900 y pidiendo $,
aumente ell impuesto sobre la
utilidades personals desde e
a al SO y que ell impuesto cor
porativo Sc suba desde ell 24%o
30. FL plan eliminaria la 60
rriente deduction de 1919 en- los
ingresos ganados, oOmenzaria
los impuestos adicionales en- ur
mas bajO nivel. aumentaria loS
impuestos en- los ~articulOs d.
consume y crearia impuestos co
mo los que existieron durante J.
guerra mundial. FL asistente Sc
cretario del tesoro, Sullivan, pr
sent6 las nuevas recommended
nes ante ell comite de medios
de la camara. Sc pro
pone Ell gobierno gastar $4,000
cOO,0OO durante ell pr6ximo an
y Ell departamento de Ia
,ienda estima que dos tercera
parties deben ser cubiertas por
medic de contributions y una
tercera parte a traves de EN-
prestitos.
La gaceta., 1941-04-22

va estan bien enterados de que
la "redenci6n" Sc hasa en- rete-
ner los puestos, hacer cuestacio-
mes para 'barcos piratas" y nc
rendir cuentas sobre ell dinerC
que cae en- Sus manoS.
La gaceta., 1941-04-22
Ell TiEMPO

NUblados para la tarde y |.
noche de hoy. Maxima tempera
tura, aver 81 grades; minima,
en- Ia mahana de hoy, 50,
La gaceta., 1941-04-22

tendran valor legal los actos CT
tados por ell nuevo Consultivo.
"Ningin otro cuerpo tiene dere-
cho a actuar y asi deben saber-
10 todos los obreros de las fabri-
cas-.
Felicitamos al nuevo Corsul-
two, ell honrado y ell verdadero,
y lie Instances a mantener con
firmeza su lealtad a la Interna.
cional, al pals a los principles
de los buenos trabajadores.
La gaceta., 1941-04-22

Franco lie arrebat6 la nacio-
nalidad espanola, por medic de
uno de sus tribunales, a Julio Al
varez del Vayo y Luis Araquis-
tain.
Les mandaria a fusilar 81 los
dos cayesen en- sus manos; peco
ellos gozan de buena salud Y Vi
ven tranquilamente sn este pals
Los dos eSperan ell moment
propicio para ayudar de nuevo.
con todas US fuerzas, a la noble
causa del pueblo espanOl.
La gaceta., 1941-04-22

NADIA lie ha costado, amigo, y
mahana, despues de que investl
guemos. algO diremoa en- euant
La gaceta., 1941-04-22

EsperaSe que Franco Sc in
corpore al Eje tan luegO Hitler
derrote a los soldados de Grecia,
que son hombres de veras y pue
den ser comparados dignamente
con los espanoles leales y repu-
blicanos.
Cuando tai haga Francisquin
Sc colccara con todos sus traidO.
res y criminales en- ell sitiO que
lie corresponds, leiOs de la demo.
cracia y la lealtad; cuando tai
haga les seran quitadas las ca
retas a los falangistas que resi-
den en- la America,
La gaceta., 1941-04-22
Va Tienen los ObreOS de las FabrCaS un CONutNO Legal
Noticias importantes de aver y de hoy

nazi contra Franco. - Ell rey Pedro en-
Jerusalem. Incendio en- Puerto Rico. - Esta-
dos Unidos Sc alicia del Soviet. - Nuevas contri-
.buciones para todos. - Asesinaron al nazi fran
.ces Fontenoy. - Turquia espera ser atacada por
Hitler. Articulo en- contra de los desatinos de
.Lindbergh
La gaceta., 1941-04-22

a la "bOmba" del p~residente de
la Uuivsrsidad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
DRIVER BOOKED

Bedford F. McAllister. of 1926
No. 7th st, was booked Wednes-
day for making a II turn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09

Approximately $50 ttzt Dsu-
sion soldiers. who have ben learn
ing 70 fight BY dsy and studying
high school subjects - night. viii
b honored II special graduation
exercises Thursday night II Clover
Park high school. beginning At
; o'clock.
Many OF the soldiers had not yet
completed high school when the
National Guard vas mustered into
sctive service last September.
Through special arrangement with
the boards Of education in Wash
ington. Oregon. Idaho. Montana
and Wyoming. they were allowed
70 study at night In Clover Park
high school. earning credits that
win be accepted BY their home
town high schools.
To Forward Credits
Credits earned by the soldiers
will he forwarded to their high
schools and the soldier-students
will graduate officially in June,
although they will be participating
in California war maneuvers at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
To Speak Friday
All Fife School

Miss Betty Annette Losmsn
vill speak to the student body It
FIFE high school Friday. telling q
her many adventures
she padded an Indian dugeu;
from Seattle 70 Ketehikan. more
than 100 miles. she wAs ma
rconed on an island for three DAYS.
swamped in the icy waters Of
Alaska, and mistaken for a spy
BY japanese fishermen. She vii
give a thrilling account Of her
adventures on this trip
Miss Lowman has been ship
wrecked on Nova Scot while she
was serving as a member Of ths
crew. helped in Canada a. =
worker through the shortage Of
men. She has been called the Pa
cifio coasts only genuine fisher
woman. YET she II an accomplished
musician. authoress and an honor
student at the University Of Wash
ington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
to Hold
It's Fun Mite
Donce Will Follow
Cornivol Friday

second annual Pun Mite vii
be held Friday in Wsyerhseuser
hail Of thu Y. ". c A under
sponsorship Of the Y-Ed club and
the Thursday Niters
Teresa Dolls4d and Betty Nix-
son. co-chairmen Of the event.
have made plans for an interest
ing evening. There viii b. booths
for various games.
The Y-Eds are in charge Of the
refreshments. with Barbara CO.
vach as general chairman Louise
Cromwell IL In charge Of the en-
sertainment and has obtained the
following feature numbers: Miss
Jackie Du Chsrme. tap dancer; a
guitar trio with Beth Wrsy. Ma
dine Baird and Evelyn Gragg; and
an scrobatic dance BY Ella Mae
Goodall. Miss Violet Wilson will
play the accordion. Eleanor Nelson
and Betty Lou Flick will offer a
speciality number of singing and
a ukulele duet. There will be dane
ing in Wsyerhseuser hall following
the carnival.
Others assisting in the event are
Helen Truedson, Beatrice kimball,
ticket chairman. Dorothy Wilson,
Mary King, Blanche Oliver. Beth
Colvin. Druetta MeCabe, Blanche
Oliver. Mae Sorenson, Louise Diel
and many other members of the
Business and the Industrial Girls
clubs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
New Citizens
Will Attend
Program Muy IS
AT Joson Lee

Citizenship and its implications
are Of constantly increasing I'M
porfznoe and the climax of = An
N American day observances
sponsored ~ the Tacoma Ameri-
oanization council are to Be held
the evening o. May Is.
A reception for nrw citizens i
beng held IN Jason Lee school ~
o'clock. with . patriotic pro-
gram of unusual interest sched-
uled for the occasion.
Invitations have been sent 10
mere than 800 natursllzed and
fsrst-eenerafion American eitizens
a fht vicinity. and II wsz indi-
Gated there VIII be q number Of
persons attend the reception from
Seattle. Brcmerton. Olympia and
Portland.
Greetings from Gov. Arthur p.
LAnklie. Mayor Harry r. Cain and
Federal Judge Lloyd L. Black viii
hs extended to the new citizens II
that time.
Principal speaker will be Frank
Drake Dawson. prominent lecturer.
Guests wiIl be welcomed a. the
door by Superior Judge Ernest n.
Card. president Of the Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
Gauli Travelogue
On Music Friday

Contribution of Capt. Robert
Gray junior high school, South
Tacoma. to National Music week
will be Musical Trsvelogue." The
performance will be given in the
school auditorium. Friday night,
beginning at s o'clock.
The program is built on the
travels Of a Mr.. Smith. American
citizen, who takss journey
around the world. As he reaches
the different countries. the ns-
tional music is presented by MEM
bers Of the school music depart
nent. He finally returns home
convinced that America is the best
country and has the finest music
in the world.
The school is at 310a So. s0th st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09

SEA- F. The Mschinists
union (AFL) will vote Thursday
night in Seattle and Bellinghsm
whether to accept wage agree
ment reached between negotiators
and the Alaska canned salmon in
dustry. Terms of the proposal
were not made public, but the en-
ployers were reported to have Of
fered close to what the union asked
up to IS cents more per hour.
The agreement would cover
about 900 men who go north in
advance Of cannery crews to get
plants ready for the Alaska sal
mon fishing and packing season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
ESQ 4lsi Division Soldiers
Graduating at Clover Park

the time.
Mai Gen. George A. White. car'-
raander II the 4lst Division. vho
sponsored the soldiers night school
will give the principal address 81
the graduation exercises.
The program vii open With the
playing Of @Pomp and ciroam-
stance March" BY the Clover Park
high school orchestra. Invocation
will be given by Chaplain o. X.
Davidson OF the 21sth Field Artil-
lery. Master Of ceremonies viii
be Hugh Fotheringiii-
Presented ~ Hudtioh
Siegfried Fehlberg. CO. 2. 1881
Infantry. will talk on Our Herr
tage." and Al Thomas. Service Co.
16lst Infantry. vii speak on the
topic. Appreciation
The class will be presented oy
A. C. Hudtloff. superintendent Of
the Clover Park school.
Benediction will hs given by
Chaplain Harold sequelamb of the
163d Infantry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
viii Return Soldier
To Mission. Texas

Floyd Clark West, 2s-year-old
Fort Lewis soldier, was held in the
city Jail Thursday pending his re-
moval to Mission, Texas. TO face
federal accusations of embezzle-
ment.
West admitted both his identity
and guilt when given a preliminary
hearing on removal before L. s.
Commissioners II. C. Fitch.
The youth. recently modified
with his Wyoming national guard
unit. is charged with misappro-
priating a small sum from the
Mission hank in which he was en-
ployed prior to his military service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
Soldier Arrested
For Recklessness

Edward L. Rowland. soldier. be-
CAME indignant when arrested
Wednesday and demanded. What
the heck. can't fellow drive a
car in this town ?"
Yes" replied Officer r r..
Savage. IN your case. TO IN. last
building on the right hand side at
the end Of Pacific ave"
Rowland understood. and Thurs
day was ~ liberty on s25 bail On
= charge Of reckless driving on Pa
cifie ave.
Five other soldiers were In his
car at the time he was arrested
after weaving In and out Of traffic
at = high rate Of speed. according
10 Savage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
FACULTY MEETING TUESDAY

Faculty of the Methodist Inter
mediate institute will hold con-
ference and picnic in the wilke-
son Community house Tuesday.
During the meeting. which will
open at 1890 a. M, plans will be
made for the institute at Epworth
Heights July I'll. The Rev.
Ernest Barber, pastor of Bethany
Methodist church. is dean Of the
faculty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09

John A. Arnold. Howard F. Nor
wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy X. Lew
ellyn. Judge Blanche Funk Miller.
Mrs. n. II. Garretson. John Paul
Bennett Mrs A. W. Paulson. c. :.
Fynboe. Mrs. A. J. Graft. r. II.
Wallace. Mrs. 4. l. Spencer. 4. B,
Comfort. Mrs A. H. Heath. Mrs.
Carolyn Wood. W. II. waadne and
Mrs. Dorothy Cenna.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
KIDNEY TROUBLE


- harn,lessly nush pnisnns ana
arid from kidneys and relieve irrita-
fiens Of bladder 90 that you ran sfnp
-Eetting M nights" set = IS cent pack
are az Gold Medal Harlem OIL Cap
suies and take a. directed. Other
symptoms 81 kidney and bladder
Weaknesses may be scant. burning or
emsrtinE passage - backaehe - leg
cramps puffy eyes. Get original
GOLD MEDAL Haaricm Oh CapsuIex
Money hack n n fAilk .d..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
Man Hurt al Port

Frank Adrian. 81. of 1412 So.
51st St, suffered a crushed foot
while loading heavy timbers at
Port piers Wednesday night. He
was taken to st. Joseph's hospital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Without calemel-And You'll jump Out Of
Bed in the Mornine Ram 10 &c

The liver should pour rints Of bile Juice
INTO your bowels every day. II this bile 10
not flowing freely. your food may not d.
gest II may just decay in the bowels. Then
Eas hloats up your stomach You get con-
situated. You feel sour. sunk and the world
looks punk.
IL takes those good. old Carriers Little
Liver Pills TO get these pints Of bile how-
ms freely 10 make you feel ''up and IN"
Get package today. Take as directed.
Amazing in making bile How freely. Ash
for Cartsrs Little Liver Pills. Toe and 2Ss,
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09

AMERICAN AND SCANDI-
NAVIAN DANCE, Normanna hall,
Saturday evening, p. m. Good
orchestra. Admission CSC.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
Aunt Het

= hosed 70 risk disoroce OF
Q swell bridge porty; but when
my feet oct 10 hurfin' like thot.
relief IS more inporfoni fhon
my sociol repufotion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-14
Daily dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Waller A0tcI.
Nv HENRY AVERILL.

Raleigh, June l4.-GoVernor j.
Melville Broughton Will get a pic
turc of Joe Calcutt, convicted slot
machine distributor, as a "bcnT-
factor" in the language of a retired
Methodist minister. and as a com
mon rackctcer' in the eyes OF the SIT
perior court judge who presided at
the Fayetteville mans trial,
A quartet of able attorneys spent
almost three hours Friday drawing
the portrait the preachers viewpoint
summarizes. Judge r. Hunt Parker
presented his idea of the MAJ ana
his business in a crisp, succlnc1 state
ment penned originally as a ele
gram but which due to its lenglh l
em mailing, as he put it.
Commissioner of Paroles EDWIN
Gill presided at the hearing on Ca,-
cults plea for a full pardon or, al
Tentatively, for a parole which "ouio
save him from serving even one Gay
of the twelve months sentence Park
er imposed after trial n Wake SUI
perlor court late last year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-14
will Defend
Damascus
Official Sources in Sy-
rian Capital Deny Re-
ports of Capitulation
Of City.

Damascus, June l4-(AP)-Olli
cial sources denied today reports that
negotiations are under way Tor the
surrender Of Damascus to the lnVad-
ing British and Free French forces.
In the official denial, 1t was a
the report of negotiations Tor the
caDitulatiOn of this capital came
from the London radio.
The report had been accepted IN
quarters here as an indication that
Damascus would be declared an open
city and thus would be undetended
if the invaders pressed through the
outer dclcnseS.
London reports have indicated
t.at the allied drive on Damascus
had been held up pending ne9otia-
tions for a bloodless march into the
capitul).
The general situation, the official
said. was unchanged since yester'
day.
British ar raiders were said &c
have struck four times during the
night at the Beirut waterfront. bu
to have been driven off without IN
FLEEING casualties or damage by
heavy anti-aircratt fire.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-14

Included
President Roosevelt,
Acting In View of I'm
limited N a t i o n d |
Emergency, Extends
Order Freezing AS
sets in u. S.

Washington, June i4.-(AP)-
President Roosevelt today order
ed the immediate freezing of all
German and italian assets IN the
United States.
At the same time he ordered
the freezing of the assets of all
invaded or occupied European
countries not previously covered
in freezing orders.
The executive order said the
action was taken i'll view OF the
unlimited national emergency he
declared recently.
The control measure Will be ad-
mnistered by the Treasury depart
ncnt. whose machinery, the White
said is already in motion.
Under previous executive order
freezing control had been extended
10 the assets of Norway, Denmark,
the Netherlands, Belgium, LuNcm-
bourg, France, LatVia, Estonia, Ru-
mania. Bulgaria, Lithuania, Hungary,
and Greece.
Today's order extended control to
assets of Albania, Austria, Czecho-
slovakia, Danzig, Austria, Czccho-
dltion to Germany and Italy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-14

CAMPAIGN PLANNED

New York, juno 14.-(APD-Plans
for a national campaign to salvage
2O,000,O 900 pounds of aluminium from
kitchen pots and pans and other
scrap metal sources were announce
ed today by Frank Bane, Director OF
the Division of State and Local Co
operation of the Office of Civilian
Defense.
Banc revealed the program in al
address to defense representatives
from u northeastern States at a CON
ference here. A resolution was adopt
ed by the IS officials pledging sup
port for the drive.
The metal would be sufficient io9
$50 lOng-rangc bombCrS or 4,O0H
fighter planes, Banc estimated, add
ing that local officials would be OK
pcctcd to assume leadership in the
collection.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-14
West Coast
Strike
Cracking
~Lumbermen to Return
to w O r k Monday;
F Machinists Vote
Tomorrow on Return
to Work on Ship
Building.

National defense mediation board
officials watched west coast develop
mcnts today as the Puget Sound Go
lumber strike front cracked and ALL
machinists in San Francisco pre-
pared to vote tomorrow on a return
to work on 100000 900 worth OF
Navy and merchant snip building.
The three largest locals Of the ClO
International WoodWorkers Of Amer
ica-Whosc president, O.. M. Orton,
last week denounced the board Tor
'labor-busting and strike-brcaklng
tactics-planned to resume work
Monday under a b ard peace plan.
Possibility that ful speed work IN
eleven San Francisco bay area ship
wards might be resumed Monday
after tomorroW's ball0ting was cloud
ed by the report that only 739 OF the
original l.139 ALL strikers are still
available, the rest having found 9th
cr Jobs, Harry Hook, macnlmlsts bus
Continued on Page Tnrce.l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-14
FURTHER u URGED
IN AUTO

Washington, June 14.-(APD-Dc-
Tense officials arc being urged to on
der a cut in automobile production
far in excess of the 90 per cent al
ready agreed to by manufacturers,
if was learned today.
The proposal for further curtall-
mcnt was made by some government
executives who believe that a short
age of various types of steel ma,
impede delivery of defense orders.
and tina, additional metal should be
diverted from automobiles to ships
and ornaments.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-14
IMPORTANT PROTECTION.

p~hil0doIDhI0. juno T4."TNIT-
American war flicrs won't get shot
in the pants. if military authorities
can help it. A MAYOR product of a new
armor factory here, is a thick plate
to 90 under the seats of military an
planes to prevent what might be call
ed 'unlucky hits from below.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-14
Vichy Defenders
Abandon Kiss0ue'
Croatia To
Join Axis

Rome. June l4.-(AP)-Poli-
teal circles said today That
Croatia would sign the three
pact, joining other south
eastern European nations which
have lined up with the Italian
German-Japanese treaty.
This was reported soon alter
it was announced officially that
Italian Foreign Minister Count
Ciano had arrived at Venice with
diplomatic representatives of
Croatia and Germany.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-14
japan Endorses
Italian Statement
On Axis Loyalty
PRESIDENT TREATS
A MINOR ILLNESS

Washington, June l1.-(AP)-
President Roosevelt remained in
The living quarters of the White
House today to undergo further
treatment for a sore throat.
White House officials said his
condition was about the same
about half a degree above nor
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