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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-27
GASOLINE FOR HITLER

The State Department, after ar guing for one whole month with the British, finally had it's way. The gasoline and oil is now in North Africa, arrived there just in time for use by the Axis.
 For now there can be no doubt that the hard-headed M. Legcr was right and the charming Bot Murphy wrong. Vichy is complete ly in the Axis. The French fleet is to be used by Germany to oust the British from the Mediterranean French naval bases in North Afri- ca will be at the disposal of Hit Ter. Dakar will be Nazi base aimed against South America.
 Finally, the powerful army of General Weygand, instead of tip ping the scales in favor of Brit ain, now is sure to be used to help Italy against the British. For the all-important thing to remember about Weygand's troops is that they are native-Algerian, Senegal ese, Moroccan. White French troon, would be different. But natives care not whether they fight againsC the British or the Germans-as long as they are clothed, paid and fed.
 Perhaps if they had had no to- bacco. or if little Ft. Knox gold had been used among their chief tains, the story might be different.
 Copyright, 1941, by United Fea- ture Syndicate, Incl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-27
Rum Runners

LAKELAND, Fla. Aug. 27., -- Ii three men hadn't dashed out of a house and into the woods without apparent reason, a large moen- shine still might not have been discovered.
 Olin I. Chiles, state beverage supervisor, said he and an assis- tant were riding past a farm when they noticed the nasty exodus. The still was in full operation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-27
HOROSCOPE. 1 "The stars incline
 bat do mot compel"
THURSDAY, AUGUST 28

THURSDAY, AUGUST 28 eec
 Neptune is in benefic aspect to- day which should be fortunate for the Navy and commerce. Under this configuration foresight and intui- l ton may be trusted. 'Gia,h
 HEART AND HOME: Women may be extremely sensitive to ad-s verse planetary influences today when planning for the future brings to them sense of uncer- tainty. Positive attitures of mind must be sought and physical ac- tivity must become a habit It is important, the seers emphasize, to live each day hopefully There are inspiring promises in the stars. The sunshine of peace will bring great glory to a blood washed world and in the new order of things women are to attain equality of success and opportunity This is a day for preparation for the autumn in which home will be much sought haven.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Trade and commerce continue under stimu- lating planetary influences. Tn e Government will profit through the wise counsel of men of experience and foresight. War exigencies will teach lessons of supreme value in, agriculture and merchandising. Col onizing on novel plan is fore told for next spring. Refugees will contribute to the success of arts and manufacturing The power that is to center in the United States will be foreshadowed in the aus tumn. t,o.
 NATIONAL ISSUES: Subversiye agencies will be discovered in many cities where naturalization has. be- come a shield to foreign-born spies. Registration and finger-printing of every citizen will be advocated as a means of controlling crime, as well as espionage. Times out sot, joint will cause extension of Gov ernment control in civil as well as military life. Curtailment of Am erican liberty will be opposed by persons who have little knowledge of the real perils which must be overcome.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: France will be the focus of atten- ton at the end of this month when leaders of the nations, ,dfvid- cd people will cause new apprehen- sions and uncertainties regarding the colonial possessions of the fall- en democracy. Africa will be the To- cation of varied difficulties which will cause apprehension in Eng land. In more than one subjected country discussion of restoring, a monarchy will take place, but the stars seem to presage little chance for aspiring heirs to fallen thrones. The prophecy of the rise of King of the World" has been made, but astrologers forecast the vanishing of all dreams of world empire The United States is to become the greatest power of all. 4a3,.st
 Persons whose birthdate it. is have the augury of a year of, ay- craze good fortune and unusual ex- periences. Military promotions. are indicated for certain of these Virgo natives.
 Children born on this day snrob- ably will be gifted in literature or the arts. They will reach success. if they are wisely disciplined, for they are likely to be impulsive and even cratic.
 Copyright, 194D esis'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-27
20 YEARS AGO fME FIT EMPIRE RE-

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  than half of the preceding years pack. Among the birthday Buddie Faulkner Beatrice and Ben Mullen Annabel Simpson Miss Dorothy Troy left Seattle York where special school Livingstone Wenecke daughter Claire returned Estebeth Skagway a during the following  Weather High
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-27
LOOK and LEARN sy C. GORDON

l. Which is the most ancient form of gambling? latitude what country there the most haired people? Which is the oldest breed Which the presidential election history of vote?
 ANSWERS:
 
 Latitude 90 degrees north all degrees longitude through Scotland. greyhound 1876 when Rutherford B.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-27
WORLD WAR WOUNDS

General Joffre, describing the incident in his book, says: "Petain had gone so far as to declare to Castelnau over the telephone that they could not hold out for a week and that it was important to plan
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-27
HAPPY BIRTHDAY

AUGUST 27
 Zalmain Gross Verna Mae Gruber Gloria White Mrs. Don Gallagher Mrs. J. A. Safoulis Heather Hollmann
 Ole Westby Eunice Anderson Dora M. Poole F. D. Delaney
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-27
BETWEEN THE EYES

LONDON. Aug. 27. - A Spitfire pilot stopped bullet squarely be- tween the eyes but other than being dazed he was all right. It hit the bridge-piece of his flying goggles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-27
RHINEHART ARRIVES

Petersburg pilot Jimmy Rhine hart landed here from the Shrimp Capital late yesterday with P. o. Knutsen and left this morning on return trip, He will return to Jun eau this evening"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-27

tial secrets which not even the Foreign Minister knew about" he
 explained. T could not sell them"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-27
Washington Merry
 Go-Round

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
pIYMOTTH ZIMNFR

TIN MOUTH I'm MIX
See new s. pass defense housing unit, com
pletely furnished. a. only 81 .3T5
Fast side 2gil r. JEFFERSON
WEST 25lE GRAND RIVER AT 7 MILE
LONAS- Ref'ne house 'ralers Lloyd r
Fast Inc 1910 + Gr blvd. MA oli2
TRAILER parts accessories: also repair
parts many other useful articles. Fed
eral Trailer loO4q West Warren. open
daily and SUNDAY ga
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Motorcycles and Bicycles

BICYCLES Chain drives trikes save
800. ROXY s. 1890 Cd River no 1880.
MOTORCYCLES New used parts service
EDWARD KEHOE & co 96g4 Cd River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26

MOTORS Rebuff, Not Just Overhauled
WM MUTT SONS 22so5 MlcHiGkN
MOTIONS ateInau.ed $50 tefms West
en- Motor RehWldcrs 620l GRAND River
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
n TIE eiE Sunday Times Want A
aeet,eHi
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Wood

KINnLiSG itv uewaoa S35n go cubic
fcet Tvttrook l1n55 i7sl5 Ryan
CALL FORT WAYNE COAL co For
Good Coal 40 Low Prices TY 6-a13i,
kINuLING Isl oo. OAK chunks $500.
missed SIS 500 r1 cube fcef Lemon t3ii
kI%uLf$G $50 rfk CHUNKS So nike.
$500 10 rab'e fFs' Icn02 o515.
hINUIiNG. So u.reI 81 au. oak 50 5u
-cIn,r feet Tru.fb a97f
consult the enlarged Real Estate lstnEs
IN she bis Sunday Times wan, a
s,cuohN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
PONTIAC COUPE, 1886
Good motor. clean upholstery. heavy duty
tires Sli0
1898 GRAND RIVER

1895 de J. trk. sedans choice
Of with radios and heaters $50 M
/ 3 IN or trade f. NJ. Gregory. heated
showroom 1866 Gratlot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26

PONTIAC -i9H strcsmltner 2-dr. and f-dr.
trk sedAnS torpedo custom club coupes
and de operas fac radios heaters
choice Of 10 beauties low as 500 up ID
dn bal Is mos f. ". Gregory. heated
showroom 1856 Gratiot
PONTIAC 1887 sedan. real bargain,
needs little work sac fun price, $50
r 81 Gregory. heated showroom. $685.
Grafio'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26

tire treadng since 1925
Passenger and truck sizes I'm stock
Motor city Tire Service. 1871 Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
A Automobiles for Sale

PLYMOUTH 1882 f,d0or extras; car
looks and runs like new" Jose m'ie1-c
good tires Due 90 unforeseen circumstances
car must be sacrificed today, 1io East
Congress
PLYMOUTH 1870 DO trK -edars really
gorgeous Better hurry OnA S5.a up.
onc-tnlrd down oi trade bal - mos f
NJ. Gregory, heated showroom 1895 Iraiot
PLYMOUTH 'a7 Sc luNe z-tser touring
scdans 20 choose from se3tns coures
2-doors. radios heaters, ! owner S2ij tui
price viii trade
S146 Mack, Cor. Maxwell
PLYMOUTH 1892 dc luxe iGoar trunk
sedan With radio and heater. Price car
from Si9j 60 $40 fun price. Trade. Easy
terms. 1906 Grauot
PLYMOUTH la36 &c 2-dr trk sedan
rare buy only Sitq. trade ~ 10 On
r. " Gregory, heated showroom, 1856
.Gratlo$
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
The CROP LOOK THESE USED CAR BARGAINS OVER TODAY
Auto Painting
Mouing Trailers to Rent
Tnes-NeW and Used

81 Up. ALL SIZES. INSURED
1922 GRAND RIVER. NEAR KIRBY
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A Automobiles Wanted

"A BETTER price for junk cars: also
wrecks. S. a S. Auto Parts. TO. s-23s0.
a CALL for junk cars pay IS to 500. We
rick up. Tyler 4-93iS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Camp Trailers
Factory DISPLAY AZ Models

ADMIRAL ROYCRAFT COACHES
ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
Tyrone Power Held By Government Men

Government agents had Tyrone
Power in custody while he WAS
making "A Yank in the X. A. r., +"
the attraction at the Roxy theater.
which was produced by Daryl y.
Zanuck for 20th Century-Fox.
Tyrone had his brush with the
government men when he made a
surprise landing at the Lockheed
Air Terminal. Scheduled to play
scenes around 100 Lockheed Hud-
son bombers. he flew 10 the air
port. Unaware of the fact that he
was supposed To go through the
Main gate. get q pass and sign
IN affidavit that h was an Ameri-
can citizen. he set the plane down
on The landing fieh.
The moment he stepped ont q
the plane detectives surrounded
ham. They asked for Identification.
but he had no papers In his peck
cts. We think we know you're
Tyrone Power" one FBT man
said but we've got 10 be GER
tain"
Taken into custody. he was re-
leased fifteen minutes later when
Director Henry King identified
him. The filming Of the scenes
followed but Tyrone was plenty
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20

~ otctANN u ItdAAf t1As
Miss Ball wa, supposed to take
a rest She had made Il pictures
In succession. and for awhile was
working in three at one time. She
Vas getting 20 thin and jittery
that the studio was afraid she
might fan 10 pieces on the set.
20 the busy blond actress began
her rest BY marrying Desi Arnaz.
the Cuban musical comedy star for
whom she'd been incoming for
months Their wedding trip. at
the studios insistence. was turned
into . brief personal appearance
tour. Then Arnaz had 10 come
back for a picture. so the bride
was ordered on six-weeks series
Of personals that was extended for
SIX months. She Travelled some
thing like So. 900 miles just by air.
And she still wasn't gaining any
weight.
Last spring there was hopeful
interval in which she and Desi
bought a four-acre country place
and started 10 settle down. Just
then. though. Miss Ball went to a
hospital for awhile. and next she
began doing radio work and trav-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20

tnss 81 s'aht m.rsuver ~ ~
mounted unlt ~ ne Tsenua
H"fns nsfsnss carps ~4s MD
Sunday night n~tws~n ard mid
nishf whsn : m.dpl6hi h1nxn
fs~m : rofiahis r4nfsen was rsx1s
available. csmrfires vsre mil
sna narrower rvohlsms assrusss1
a0ef wh'rA ne troopers vert
hnms ~ : ;. n. essoa4y.
nnlisersnts ere tahsa a N
state srsrrvy hnnd2y sad ns>s-
a~y niGhss ~ sseh wssn. n>rs
bradley. commanding effsesr. ~
parted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20

RoNN - Tyrone Rowxr and BETTY
f = % Is IS % 3 = IS IS : =
RsstIo- rAusetss ocddsfu IN "nola
Ba6k he naNn y - els. -.
&c IS. also I1oyd Moan IN Buy Ne
That rosn, u -. sic. %. ss3e
VI >Ig BaN - adelphs Nrnion ana
e' ST.. sT Il s. - = 's e 90 s &c,
Roheff Preston and Sancx Keilx IN
Parachute Rzttziicn ! 20. Sc
SIS, plus March g Time
Mar MOI sf-Ann Sheridan ana
JACK 0ak1r in NAVY fiusk II -
SIS, . 80, IS; also wssns Morris
and Brenda Narsneil IN me SFnil-
ina Ghost ] SO. ) .. = %.
RETURN SHOWING
RrNrRIN--iohn wayne and Betty
Fifld IN "Snephefd q fhf Nils
also Anns shirley ana Richard
Carlson in west rolnt widow
CsrfroI-Aiioe PAVE IN Tn Pan
Aliey also iaoyo Nolan IN Charter
Pilot
COMM My - FRANK Morgan IN
Washington NelodramA also Jane
Mithers IN A VERY Ycnns iAas
nay >rRtfT Alice Pave IN That
Night IN Rio also Basil RAthhour
IN The Mad Doctor
i.akfMooD-ida tAlpine In -Out Of
The Pos also Ride on. Naausro.
PAIN Bob Hope IN "Csukht IN the
Draft also Charlie Chan ia DeNd
Men Tell
fRot TOR - james casney In The
Bride Came c O. D. also prnne
Morgan IN Kisses for Breakfast
RI AI.ARr--James Csgnsy In The
Bride Came c. @. ID
kiN-Alies FsYt IN The Great
American Broadcast also Kent
Taylor IN Repent ~ Leisure
RINItkA-Frank Bucks jungle Cav
sleads." also Anna seasle IN
sunny"
saFII. = Preston Poster in The
Round Up" also Edmund Love IN
The Crooked Road"
Richard Afien In Power
DIV also Marvin stephens IN
Ride Kelly. Ride
ffNriE-Wayne Morris and nrnnis
Morgan in BAD Men Of Missouri
also walter ftdeeon and Joan
Bennett IN Man Hunt"
LIarRfS. rnysilup u no mss
Mitchell IN out OF tho Pos also
Ronald Regain IN Nine Lises Are
Not Enough"
RIVIERA. sumner Dorothy iAnour
In "Aloma of the IkiAnds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
Jewelry Stolen
From Weller Home

A quantity of lewelry. including
three wrist watches. three rings. a
bracelet and string n pearls,
was taken from the home NJ Rob
ert r.. Weller ~ si5 No. J a.. he.
tween I and 1880 p. m. Sunday,
according to his report 10 police
Weller said the prowier. who
completely ransscked the down.
stairs portion Of the house. entered
by breaking a window In the kitch.
en- door and unlocking the door
from the inside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
Science Group 10
Hear About Reptiles

Reptiles ~ the Pacific North
west will DO ths subject ~ an
illustrated lecture and accompany
ing specimens at a meeting Of the
Tacoma branch a. ths Puget Sound
Academy 0 scsenos "wednesday
evening Ut 1.30 o'clock. The meet
ng will be held IN Bowsrth hall at
the College Of Psget Sound.
This first meeting Of the new
year Of activity VIII also see the
election OF q new president.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
Auto Horn Has Important Role in Tobacco Road

Francisco he baked 30 completely
that Dick lee. the stage manager.
was forced 10 stand back ~ the
well and try bis powers II initial.
Ing the horn. throughout the per-
Torrance.
After much consultation Michael
Kelly. electrician % Tobacco
Road and ueorT. Matthews.
propertyman. vent 10 Jack KIRK
land. the plays author. producer,
with = proposition 10 FIN the horn
once and for all, Mr.. kirkland
sssentsd and those who watch the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20

A n<w opportunity e eniav =
Swedish film program ell - -.
fered Thursday. oescssF =. ~h<n
shs .sv street thsst~r rre-~nis
NJ rrt<rd eicsk -1uhss.~ enm-
say - sstloa ard laughter. and
lhe snofs subject -ftslssnssrysd
pertrsysnx ,h~ beautiful rrvsines
n Hzlssnxiant.
Headed ~ the fctsna ant fsiiv
Thor Ncde<n sad SUPPORTED ~ .
isrxs cast 81 Swedish rim stars
the feature NJ Friend cicss.
1ahsn." tells The story of twa Gen
ii~msn wtth . past Fscurd ard ees
~ them cieek-ienaa V sncse
- a r4sk pocket. specializing N
watches n q s~ss that Ire city
81 Stockholm hss aaly ere ptsks
posset left. ~ th.s fast fading
ptefe<~lon. ard this ane IL repre-.
seated hy t'1o<k .iehsn. nnth an.
tain . eu~ltinn IN = wealthy f~ss-
~ where they meet two charming
lsale. HlfKit rnrsresh and sslds
ncfsstrum. uho b. their Infia<ncs
make them realise The wfunsfui.
meas IN their unshafitshls tntsn=
slans and that crime daes rot pay.
rhs story. which give Arsisen and
his supporting cast plsasf nrprfs
tunltiss 10 turn the hnnss IN rot.
licking laughter, slss hsinrs nut n
dramatic scenes The many hard
shlrs . person ~tth = past has -
overcome In his efforts "a reform,
comrlets Ensissh captions make
the film und<fsssndahse n Amer.
can audience.
brenda Marshall has written
over soo shsnh.ysu noVs n fsn<
WIN amt sss-weil quick cards after
her recent appcnsIcetnmy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20

The most tempermentsl actor
In the troupe for ak seasons has
been the auto horn. New. the auto
horn Is one Of the most important
members Of the Tobacco Road"
organization.
However. from the beginning Of
the tour In 1898 the horn always
has been the most uncertain mem
Der Of the company. Ordinarily he
gives his standard performance.
without warning. though. he may
emit only feeble squeak and
several times he has refused 10
WORK At ALI One night in San
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20

thankful that the government men
weren't really after him.
Betty Cradle heads the featured
cast Of "A Yank In the r. A. r."
which also includes John sutton.
Reginald Gardiner and Gladys
Cooper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
PLENTY OF BITS"

Nearly 300 speaking parts sup
port Robert Preston and Martha
O'Driscoll in Parsmoupt's Md
night Angel"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
HAPPY LANDING

Squadron Leader Owen Cath
esrt-Jones. technical director Of
Captains Of the Clouds" was the
FIRST pilot TO land . plane ON an
aircraft carrier at night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20

shafecroppsf drama ~ the Temple
thsatsf ON Monday. Tuesday snd
Wednesday nights. Nov. !. = and
3. need have M fears that any
thing VIII .. wrong Kelly and
Matthews based their plan aa The
tea~lsdss an actor win b pssstt.
oaiiy dying before he win siIce
snyens slss 10 play his part.
This season the suto horn hse
been provided with an understasiy
ass4saaar.esas4ae saassssHHsas7'ses
you help yourself when you 10y
80 /. So .4-t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20

ctAAAk eANaAe fHNrA tsftlhAA ~ efHtls
camps.
SOLDIERS ARE BEST
The soldiers were the world
best audiences. she recalled. Up
at Camp Roberts, I remember.
1000 men sat on = hillside like
in the Hollywood bowl except that
they were on the ground-from
o'clock until :. The heat Was aw-
ful, the dust was ankle deep, the
show didn't start until 5 o'clock.
and I got sunburned Just in the
time stood there singing. But
the men were wonderful"
There WAS little rest for enter
tainers. Besides the main shows
and travelling. they'd make appear
ances in the camp hospitals. and
evenings would he expected to do a
few numbers for the officer. and
their wives.
A few weeks ago RkO called
in Miss Ball and cast her in the
feminine lead Of Valley Of the
Sun" Executives were disappoint-
ed that she hadn't gained any
weight and didn't seem much rest
ed after her long vacation"
The picture started with q 81
day location trip to New Mexico.
The actress wore heavy. volumi-
nous costumes and sweltered in
the heat. Evenings. in her own
clothes. she shivered. Everyone
kept telling Lucille that she must
get a lot Of sleep, but after din
ner they'd insist that she get into
the nightly poker game. Miss Ball
loves poker. especially when there
are people at the table who pro-
vide plenty of lsughs-like Sir
Cedric Hardwicke, who never tires
of paying good money to draw
two or three cards 10 straights
and flushes.
WORK Is CURE
1t turned out that all Miss Ball
had needed was to get back to
work. She began to gain weight.
She put on five pounds. and now,
back at the studio, feels fine. There
are times, though. like when / saw
her today. that she regrets those
few pounds because in the trous-
seau-fitting scenes she has to wear
q tight corset. AS famous ex-
model who helped put suavity and
sex-appeal into modern clothes and
advertisements. the actress looked
pretty silly standing there in pan
falcons.
For years. now. the studio has
been assuring Miss Ball of even
tusl, genuine stardom instead of
just leading lady stuff. Her re-
ward will come in few more
weeks, with the top role in Pass
age of Bordeaux" as an American
showgirl stranded in occupis d
France. It's a swell part.
So after eight toil-filled years
Of Hollywood-since she first came
here to be a cutie in Roman
Scandals" Ball is at the
top. And what do you think she
wants to do about it, after the
Bordeaux" picture Why, she
wants to quit and have a couple
of babies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20

Hattie Mcdaniel has portrayed
over 100 cooks and maids on the
screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
RN PAIL HARRISoN

H0LLYW00D-Lucle Ball is back at work again after
an absence of nearly year. 1t quite year
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-29
Matt J. McGrath, Athletic Cop of NewYork, Died T oday

McGrath came to the United States at the age of 2l nurturing two ann bitions, to be weight-thrower and cop. His boyhood hero in Tip perary had been e weight thrower and McGrath had emulated him to the extent of sleeping on boards to keep his muscles in trim. He had learned from his mother that "the body Is the temple of the soul" and he had worked out his own training system of physical and mental dis- cipline.
 McOrath became 6 policeman in 1902. and won q citation ii yeas later for subduing an escaped mur- defer by throwing bricks at him. The murderer was on Q barge aud Mcdrath was behind c pile of bricks on the pier.
 Mcdrath is survived by his wife and 6 io-year.old Chinese boy they adopted seven years ego.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-29
MORE BILLSPOUR
 INTO ASSEMBLY
Legislature Will Meet in Joint Session Tuesday
 to Hear Budget

Hartford, Conn, Jan. 29-(UP)- The general assembly continued the dull business of bill-introduction to- day, but prepared to meet in joint session next Tuesday to hear Gov. Hurley's budget message in which he will recommend raises for state employees totaling almost $1,000, 900.
 The budget message. it was dis closed at hearing of the appro- priationS committee, will recom- mend blanket four per cent wage increase for state employees who have not reached their maximum scale of pay in their ratings.
 The recommended expenditure for additional salaries was $994, 1000 for the biennium beginning July 1.
 The disclosure came as the ap- propriations committee began hear ings on various department budgets. Favorable reports were voted on de- ficiency appropriations, which in- cluded $332,O for the state motor vehicles department; $250.000 for state education division; and $100,- 900 for the governors contingent fund.
 Meantime, the state congress of industrial organizations introduced measures in the house calling for the amendment of the conspiracy law and revision of the anti-injunc- tion law adopted in the 1899 session.
 The conspiracy amendment pro- vided the penalty shall not be greater than the penalty for the crime which was the subject of the
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