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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
City Milk CUT
Seen Striking
City Thursday
Farmers Group
Claims TO Control
70 Pct. Of Output

The 1000 dairy farmers, which
the United Dairy Farmers claims
TO have in its membership. win
begin TO divert their milk from the
Detroit area tonight and the city
will feel the milk shortage be-
ginning Thursday morning, it was
announced today.
The announcement.was made by
Edward A. Jacob. attorney for the
UDF, at meeting Of the arbitra.
ton board seeking to effect a set.
Element of price increase demands
made by the, UDFs rival organiza-
ton. the Metropolitan Milk Pro-
ducers Association.
THE only distributors who
will receive milk from our men,
bers will be those who sign our
contract today calling for n fiat
price of SO hundred0eight for
milk" Jacob said.
I'VE will start selling to con-
denseries around the state and
possibly to the government
which has bid for our milk. We
control at least 20 per cent Of
DetrOit's milk supply"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

Two hundred Old NewSboys who
once hawked newspapers on down
town corners returned TO those
same, familiar places today selling
papers so that $4,000 needy De-
troit children may have a Merry
Christmas.
Seeking 10 raise more actual
cash titan al any other time in
their 2S-year history the Old
Ney>boys, as in The past were
aided today ln their paper sale by
2I7O policemen who with bags
Sung over their shoulders, arc
scllng IN all the outlying districts
81 the city
Tbi, year The Old NevsboS s..
CsodlclloV, are seeking tQ raise
fotaiof Sl650oo TO give the I'M
derprNllcsed children OF this city
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
BY ROBERT ROBE
III Nsvs service stan Correspondent

IntI Nevs Ser,tes stan Correspondent
MANILA, Dec 16 Repelling a
now attack on the big Olongapo
Navy Yard. United States airmen
today concentrated on destroying
Che Northern Philippine bases from
which japanese bomberS have been
launching their daily raids on tho
airfields and navy bases around
Manila
With japanese landing parties
and parachuuSts successfully pock-
eted up IN small coastal areas at
Vigan. Aparri and LeGaSpi, bomb
ers and fighting planes continually
strafed the improvised fields at
Vigan and Aparri. from which
many Of the Jap planes have been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Navy Yard
Raid Fooled
In Philippines
Bombers Pound
Bases Set Up by
Japs on Luzon

WASHINGTON Dec Is 1Ns).
A war department communique
today revealed that four japanese
fighting planes have been shot
down over Tho Philippines and
that American army bomber>
have renewed attacks on Japa-
neso vessels. badly damaging one
enemy transport
Army communique No II read
Enemy air activity was OF
minor character. -Four Japanese
fighting planes were shot down.
american army bombers re-
newed attacks on Japanese ves-
sells OF Legaspi, seriously
damaging one enemy transport.
"No ground operations re-
ported
NO change in the situation
reported from other areas"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
MoToRBoATS SUNK

United States and Filipino
troops. fighting side by side, were
slowly pushing the invaders from
their narrow footholdS~m the tar
north and south of Luzon.
Although military spokesman
merely SAID that there was Moth
ING new TO report, II was believed
the Jap invaders at the three scat
tered points had a good chance OF
sharing the fate of their comrades
who were annihlatcd in trying 10
land al LinGayen.
Assignment OF MAJOR Gerald II.
Wilkinson of the British. army A.
Haison officer between tho United
States armyS Far Eastern forces
and his m7icSty.S force was an
nounced
Eyewitness accounts Of the
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Gift lO Us.
$500 Donate $500, 900
Of Double Time

CINCINNATI Dec rs INS1.-
Employees Of The Wright Aero.
Corporation pl5Rt in sub
urban Lockland telcgraphed prc,I-
dent Roosevelt to-day they lheoHic
work all day ncNl Suhday and Civ.
their double time pay 20 uailoua
defense.
Company officials sand $3.50 em-
plo,eS wee HNui} ani tH iht
day pay az double fuo rats
would be IN eNdess o, S1oocoO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Argentina May Vote
'Siege,' Papers Hint

BUENOS AIRES. Dec. 16 (INS).
Guarded statements published
by the newspaper La Nacion and
other responsible organs indicated
today that the Argentine govern
ment this afternoon may declare
state of siege. The state Of
siege ostensibly would be to deal
with the recent spread OF the
war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Ndzis Ask Americans
In France 10 Report

BERLIN, Dec. Is (By Official
German Wireless QNS).-The
German radio broadcast a Paris
report today that all United
states citizens above the age Of
10 in occupied French territory
must report personally to the
local German military commanders
by s p. m. tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Continued Oh Next Page, Col. 81
Navy Health Excellent

WASHINGTON. Dec. Is CINS)
Rear Admiral Ross T Mcintyre
chief OF the bureau of medicine
and surgery, today gave the navy
an excellent bill Of health in his
annual report 70 Secretary Of the
NaNN Knox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Pastor. Z Attorneys
To Quiz Seized. Aliens

Two attorneys and a minister
were named here today 10 sit as a
three-man federal alien enemy
hearing board TO decide the fate Of
suspect aliens arrested by the Fed
cral Bureau Of Investigation
The board members are
Tho Rcv John w Hoag pastor
Of Woodward Avenue Baptist
Church
Thomas J.. Cbaakc attorney.
with offices sr 17-l Ford Building.
lsaao.c Levin attorney mem
Der 4, the mm OF BozeI Lc,n.&
WINSTON, $3.50 Nsuonal Bank
Building.
Notice of the appointment, was
received from Asst Z. S Atty.
Gen James Rowe Js. DIS T. S Dist
Ally. John c. Lehr tnis morning
In telegram from Washington.
3 POSSIBLE VERDICTS
The board viii ~it on the cases
OF aliens presented To- III by Lehr.
They have three possible recon-
mendation> -intcrmcnt of the
alien in 4 concentration camp.
parole or absolute release In an
cb>rs their fecommcndaucr- ave
SUBJECT 70 review by Inc unircd
States attorney general.
The board exercises jurisdiction
over -ne eastern district of he
southern division of Michigan. The
same district covered rs Che Fed
cr9l Court Of Drt-e-t
Tire bQprd tas mo- jurisdiction
over citizens arrested for giving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

warm clothing and toys on Christ
mas morning.
SEEK EXTRA FUNDS
In addition, however. the Good
fellows are seeking extra funds
with which the organization may
continue It's charitable work
throughout the year by providing
hot lunches for poor children in
public and parochial schools and
optical services for those with sub,
normal vision whose parents can.
not afford immediate medical
attention.
Not all Of The money will be
raised by the paper sale. a portion
OF IL has already been contributed
al Goodfcrow benefit parties and
lContinucdl on Page Iourl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
British Cruiser Sunk
By Nazis, Report Says

LONDON. Dec. Is 1NS) A
Reuters British NIchy dispatch
today quoted a Berlin message
claiming a German U.boat sank
British cruiser of Alexandria
in the Mediterranean during an
attack ON a British naval for
nation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
HE'S ON PROBATION

The former mayor has also
been convicted in federal court oil
concealing assets in order to OBJ.
tain a better settlement of bank
notes He is on probation on that
charge
The more important defendant
convicted with Reading were
Arthur Ryckman. suspended
police Inspector who com.
manded Garfield station.
Frank Dornbecky, suspended
lieutenant and denoted inspec-
tor of McGraw station.
John p Mccarthy. suspended
Continued On Papa I-N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Guam Rule
Completes
Say laps
Japan Explains Her Var, Page p


TOXIC. Dec. Is tby ofAcia
japanese wirclpSs)- ms. - De
struction of two more enemy YES
sells off the Philippine Islands and
Of three American planes at Mich
OILS Field outside Manila. were
claimed by the japanese navy to-
day
= CoWmUHlqIc SAID
naval aircraft in an attack
oh 'Sschols Field yesterday de-
stroNed three aircraft on the
gr0uaa
Submarine Nauk an enemy
ship u'i ths Philippines Deem
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
1900 Naziis
Slain in New
Russian Drive
Extermination-Bent
Reds Retake VoIkhov
Kiln, Says Moscow

MOSCOW. Dec rs ms r.
treating Germans on the Russian
front were reported suffering a
major dcoacle today as advancing
Red armies Numbered relcrtlc, g
westward
. Bent on determination OF the
Nazis the Soyiets were declared
10 have reopened the Moscow
Lenlngrad railway by recapIurins
the junction towns Of Kiln and
Nolkhov.
Soviet adyices said 1900 Ger
mans were killed and Wounded in
The battle for Kiln and that l22
tanks. IS arrnored cars. 1000
trucks and 50 field guns were
captured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
REDS CONTROL AIR

Eight thousand Germans were
AID 10 have been killed anc
wounded IN weeks fighting
around kailrn
Nn Berlin tho high command
said >elorc io,se, had been
Inflicted ON Soviet forces in va
riouS sectors of The eastern
lroriD
"a British radio broadcast
heard by MIC said air suprem-
scy on tho Russian front has
passed TO the SoVetS and added:
t"Tweniy-four German planes
u cIc- hrnilnht-d aM-a-a Sunday
Russian bombcrS everywhere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
The Weather

The sun vii set az 5.02 D. m. today.
and rise tomorrow a. 753 a n.
The moon sets today az 50 p. m. ana
rises tomorrow az $40 a. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
NO LEGAL COUNSEL

NO LEGAL COUNSEL
Aliens brought before the board
are not allowed legal counsel
However a friend may SIT with an
alien az The board hearings.
The board members VIII serve
for the token compensation of 81
per year each
Lchr and Chawke conferred I'M
mcdiately after word OF tho APP
roinincnts was received and Lchr
said ne would present cases before
The board rs soon as its members
could meet The first hearing may
be held today Lchr said
Lcyln is now a government APP
peal agent for Draft Board No. TO-
He had "A distinguished record in
the last war having entered The
army as private and emerging a
captain. After the wars end he
served on the legal staff OF the
American delegation TO the Yer
SaiIlcS peace conference. He lives
at il5 Burns drive.
PASTOR - YEARS e.
The Reverend Mr. Hoae has
been pastor Of thc Woodward
Avenue BabUt Churoh 24sO
ayehuq for y years.
He lives al 81 Sunmngdale drive.
Crosse Pointc Shores.
Chawke has had a distinguished
career as an attorney He has
appeared Tor the defense In some
ol Tho city most celchratciecru-
mai trials To lives at iTS Et,t
Grand boulcl ard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Include Defense Bonds
and Defense stamps
Manufacturer National Bank Adv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Report Sweden Asks
Ship Seizure Protest

NEW YORK, Dec Is ms
The Stockholm radio reported to-
day that The Swedish foreign Of
ice Mas advised its legation in
Washington to lodge a protest
against American seizure Of the
Swedish liner kgngsholm accord
ing to Chs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Sentence
GrafferS
January Z

Richard w Little Dick Read
ing today became the first mayor
in the history of Detroit to be
found guilty of grating in office.
Convicted with him by a Cir
cult Court jury of eight women
and four men were Is suspended
police officers and nine policy and
numbers house racketeers. Thir-
teen policemen and five gamblers
were found not guilty.
The maximum penalty for con-
spring TO obstruct justice, the
formal charge against the defend
ants, is five years in prison and
s. 500 fine. Circuit Judge Earl
c. Pugsley will pass sentence
January Z.
READING ANGRY
Reading. known in political life
for his continuous smile and in.
veterate punnLFg. heard the de-
cision of the jury angrily.
This is the most inhuman
thing perpetrated on any human
being since the crucifiNion," he
told reporters. I'VE intend TO
appeal the case"
Readings son, Clare. expressed
his Indignation by threatening to
punch Special Prosecutor Chester
P. O'Hara in the nose.
According to the testimony OF
admitted graft collectors, Reading,
during his 1883 term as the
citys chief executive, took approx
mately 100000 our of the S10,O00,-
600 policy and numbers rackets.
His example was followed by the
ranking police officials and patrol
men convicted with him.
Readings conviction follows
that of other public officials ac-
cused of graft in one form or
another, including Prosecutor Dun
can G. McCrea, Sheriff Thomas
c. Wilcox, Police Supt. Fred w.
Frahm and Councilmen Robert q.
Ewald John f. Hamilton ana
Harry I. Dingeman. Several lesser
officials have also been convicted
as srafters.
HE'S ON PROBATION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

aid and comfort 10 the enemy
They must be ulc DIN Fedora
Court
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Include Defense Bends
and Defense stamps
National Bank OF Detroit-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Old NewsbOys OH Job
To Aid $4,000 Needy

warm clothing and toys on Christ
mas morning
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Continued on Next Page, Col. 81
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Continued on Page ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Oppose Entry Of
u. S. Info War

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

WasnfsEsea Easaesfarn ssscetes
Tn net recently - Clover rark
hsxh sekeei ana elected - felaow-
ri esfaeers
n > IAazAeos. nafenl FF~zl.
cent. : Aasn. Clever rsfs. -
president NJ Norma TssaeF
faFk Lcsixe. sexFvtaFy-treszursT
ard -. Janet Tat stsllscseesn.
arr. resTl stsffslaseA IsHsxsss
~ Alsz les NeFfen. ualxenslts
rlse<. aelszates
Retiring efftesrs WsFs nslmss
Norfxnssn - American Lssz
school president. Ms 0ensvlsvs
Huseks. University Pace -
president. Mss Halle nsmmiek
sieslaeoeFn. sseretarS=tFsasursE
and Hagh FnthsFsnKali. clo~<s
rark. Ma Nsrinn Triples. raft
Ledge. ard ". = tkuxhhon. nul
pout. delegates
Speakers wers Perry Co. eeun'
" sehooi superintendent wh<
srohe a NE Reorganization III
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
David Glenn
To GET Post
Light Dept. Post
Going 10 Engineer

A ordinance authorizing utili-
ties Commissioner o.Sen 70 ap-
point n industrial representative
for the light division Vas passed
BY thu council Wednesday and wss
accompanied BY oSears announce
msnt that he would offer the posi-
ton to David L Glenn. 3si7 No.
Madison 81. = civil engineer who
until last July served - resident
engineer for the federal PwA on
construction of the Tacoma Mar
rows bridge.
Glenn. for many years : resident
Of Tacoma. has been engaged In
numerous engineering capacities
and has wide acquaintance with
Industrial promotion. o'Neil said.
He told the council the position
l. needed to build up industrial
power sales Of the city's light sys-
tenn. to promote new Industrial
outlets and 10 improve those ex-
listing.
Mayor Cain Indicated . question
In his own mind - to whether
Glenn would be available. but
O'Eeil said he was confident Glenn
would accept
Glenn, he said. had been aiding
the department without compensa-
ton since the first Of the year. He
was = resident representative also
Of Ohio Ferro Alloys Corp, during
the negotiations which led 10
establishment of tina new ore re-
duetion plant now being completed
here and which will use ultimately
1900 kilowatts Of city power
The salary fixed for the position
IN the Ie4i budget 10 $3.50 . month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

orulle L. Rogers, ~. and his
brother. John, ~, of Seattle. were
in the city jail Wednesday for in
vestigation following the arrest of
the elder brother on reckless
driving charge Tuesday afternoon.
Officers clough and Nerbonne
arrested the pair after . chase Of
several blocks. through alleys and
side streets, starting from 4sth
and Washington sits, where
the officers had intended to ar
rest them for speeding.
In the car they found two radio
sets. one attached to the machine
and the other in the back seat, and
also q gasoline can padded with
gunny sack cloth. The pair were
said 10 be unable To give . salts
factory explanation concerning ths
ownership Of these items.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
-Harriaae
licenses

Applications fnr maFFIaEs
licenses have essn nzazs a4xh re
county auditor ~ IRWIN ! Franz.
=. MeChoFd fed. ard Elna Il
Mommsen. -. Hafkiand. NlllIam
Stanley Young =. Route : Il.
cana ard Marian J. Sherman. -.
P.lyaIlup. Leo A routre. a. Nc.
Chord field. sna Helen Goystts. =
zaok Ne. "a = Clifford - Cur
Ia. u. ard Lea Smith. I. 18th
n Sumner. Jos la Nsfens. =
rayallun. and Patricia :. sasrs.
Il. 17z7 -. Alt ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Ayers His Bride
Has Z Husbands

Adolrh Roth. charging thst -
bride 20 four months i still mar
red to another man ffled sult fer
annulment ef the marriage n
Pierce county superior court Wed
n~sday.
Roth states in his complaint that
he was married 10 Alice Hall On
Feb. II this year. discovering IN
April - that me had nexer been
divorced from another man. Albert
Miller.
Another suit for dissoiyemsnt Of
. marriage was filed Wednesday N
superior court BY Lillian Kay
Drews. who claims that her mar
rage TO Walter Harold nrxws was
illegally performed. She said they
obtained . marriage license in
Olympia hast July !. but vers mar.
ried in Portland, Ore. July u,
where the license VAS not legal.
Other divorce actions Wsdnss-
day follow.
New suits we're flied by John
A. against Eulah y. Sellers, kivins
desertion as grounds for divorce
Bernsics ]. against Ralph c. ssn.
chen. non-support. Clara against
Aionso \. Emery. non-support, and
Margaret against Harry w. Holm.
iund, burdensoms home life.
Interloeutory divorce DEGREES
wvre awarded In superior court &c
Vera from Leslie W. spesrheok
and to Elizabeth from Ernest
Augs.
A final DECREE OF divorce was
granted TO Emily from Ray Fexisr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

The maritime commission
Wednesday requested Amer
lean newspapers, radio sta
tons, press services and other
sources of public information
to effect a voluntary censor
ship on news of movements
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

of L. s. merchant ships which
are aiding the democracies.
Admiral Emory s. Land. COM
mission chairman, said in . letter
10 editors.
THE Maritime Commission re-
quests that, effective Immediately,
no publicity be given TO the fol-
lowing subjects unless announced
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
BANKRUPTCY ACTIONS

Bankruptcy petitions filed Wed.
nesday Ia federal court here In
cluded:
Albert 4. Ley. is27 Fawestt
ave. listing debts totaling ssT7.ss
and no aEsets.
Claude p. Fleetwood. Olympia.
listing debts tetsiing ts.is4.sa and
No assets.
clsrencs o. Smith. cosmepols.
listing dsbts totslinE sfi7Tb and
no assets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
,31h&& [a5t8sE
u. S. Clomps Added Censorship on News;
Offshore American Ships to Be Unposted

or authorized by the Martins
Commission.
ACTUAL OF intended move.
ments Of any vessel used TO aid
Britain or other democraeles. This
will particularly apply al this tims
10 sailings 10 the Red Sea and
China lineluding Rangoonl and
feeder service
"2-Names OF lines or character
istlcs OF vessels being used 10 aid
the democracies,
"s-Arrivals or departures Of
such vessels
The news bans were not entirely
unexpected in view Of recent
events. Already effectively banned
In news Of L. =. warships. of
belliserent nation merchant vss-
sells.
PORT eALESpkR
Vessels In Port; Washington Ex-
press. shaffsr No. 2; Portland,
sperry; HE Msru. sperry.
Vessels Due; Larry Dohsny. Mil
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
BUILDING PERMIT

A building permit was granted
Wednesday to W. A. Robertson
for = $500 residence at 4s02 30.
Asotin st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

ana Waiter Brown. Whu.e suhNrt
80 ~Nfsnai Haoe.Ilea kEazzz
was supplied ~ - Clever rsFs
Ora frlo. una<r flrextlnn II Nzks
Margaret I.ns Hurrszs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

All vessels henceforth must
reply 10 the new harbor defense
signal station Mt Fort Worden
Point WILSON, on Admiralty In
let, coast guard headquarters
ordered Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

waukss No. D. Coast Merchant.
shsffer No. .. coldbrooh. shsffsr
No. 2.
Nogales international., 1941-08-15
US, SENATOR MURRAY OF
MONTANA TO BE LUNCHEON
GUEST AT NOGALES TODAY
Foe Of Lindbergh And Other Non InterventiOnist
Leaders To Confer With Noga1es Business
Group And Legionnaires

United States Senator James
E. Murray, Democrat, of Mon
tana, will confer with a num-
ber of business men and members
of the American Legion at
luncheon at pm, today at the
Cavern Cafe, in NOgales, Son.
ora.
Announcement that the foe of the
non-interventionist group in the
Senate was to visit Nogales came in
letter to Attorney Duane Bird.
The American Legion then began
making arrangements for today's
meeting.
Murray spoke in Phoenix Tuesday
night and is to speak in Tucson to-
night.
Sponsor of his addresses in Ari-
IONA is The Committee to Defend
America by Aiding the Allies.
In his talk at Phoenix he struck
out at Charles A. Lindbergh anc
other non -interventionist leaders
among whom is his colleague from
Montana, Senator Burton K. Wheel
er.
Persons who are trying to under
mine Roosevelt in the internationa
course he is pursuing are guilty o.
treason" Murray said in an inter
view at Phoenix.
SUPPORTS EXTENSION
The senator warned that wal
may occur in the Pacific tomorrow
although the United States is seek
ing to avoid it. He gave outspoker
Nogales international., 1941-08-15
Reid Leases
Mine To
Seattle Man

0. A. Reid, well known resi-
dent of Patagonia, has leased
the Compadre mine in jose
phine Canyon in the Tyndall
district about 16 miles north of
Patagonia, to j. L.. Harper of
Seattle.
Five claims of the Compadre were
turned over to Harper, who has also
leased the Connecticut group of
claims of the Richardson Real Es-
tate, Mining & Commercial Corpor-
alton, adjoining Mr.. Reids property.
Harper, former operator in the
Pacific Northwest, put a crew of
men to work this week constructing
two miles of road as preliminary
step toward extensive operations at
the Compadre.
The nine, copper, zinc and
silver property, is located at the
foot of Mount Badly.