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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
Sen. Bone Moves 10 Protect Small
PUGET Sound Power Stockholders

Wild trading In preferred stocks
OF Puget Sound Power A Light
Co. by-pcoduct Of negotiations
looking TO a deal TO purchase thu
utility in the name Of the Colum.
bia Power administration fcoulee-
Bonnsv1lls). may result In oongres-
sional investigation. Senator Ho-
msr T. Bone Indicated Monday In
Washington.
This states senior y.nstor and
noted public power champion, VA
quoted s saying
III anyone IL 10 benefit from q
legitimate rise In the price Of the
stock. II certainly ought TO be
those who were Induced 10 put
their savings into the stock nj high
prices when the company was
peddlins its securities from door TO
door. They are mistaken II they
fthe trsders) think they al. solns
10 rock the people of my state
Talked Ia Chairnsan
Bone said ne had already dis
ousssd the situation with Chair
man jerome N Frank Of the Sc
curitiss and exchange com mission
and was prepared further In winF
II up on the floor ~ tho senate
early THE week
p. r. 4 l.. preferred stock. he
pointed out. had sold 81 800 .
share originally to investors. that
thereafter the stock had dropped
TO about - q share, And recently
had Syrsted up To around $50 q
share Som. 1000 snsrvs were
traded In New YORK In tive hours
Saturday.
The power company Itself may
be innocent In this matter Bone
said. but / think tho Who'll. thins
will bear looking into. under
stand that the poSsr interests
which originally sold tho stock
around 800 a share. telling the
people IL vsk a. soiid a. Dibrsl-
tar. and VINO thsrszftsr pulled the
plug may be the ssn. people who
Indirectly may D. buying II bses
Before ] vft Tacoma to come
back 10 THIS session I made up my
mind there should 10 ar inyestigs-
ton 10 dstsrrnln. VINO vas putting
on a boiler shop campaign 70 ~.
hsvs stockholders ~ their posses
sions. u was apparent already that
a hign pressure campaign Rad been
undertaken 70 BUY up the 100
stocs a. iOvsst possible prlees.
To Ask Inysstigation
Il intend 10 sHs ar nvsstgstiOn
and think ss s1li to able ~ FIND
out Sno ~no and what's what In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
II r X Els MORE ABOUT
Protest Zoninq

G. Rowland. to appear In their In
tsrsss TO fight passage of tho rsso
luton. He declared powers far
TOO broad IN 10 trusted 10 the
planning commission and tho notice
10 property owners before soning
districts ~ tho county % short
that residents might wake up
som. moaning and md themselves
yoDsd'
Blaine FREEMAN. commissioners
Of the now dsfueet drsinsss dis
tho, No. "a. expressed fears that
tho resolution might sysn cause
changes la existing properties
The trainers had no intent 10
Jet the rural people have any voice
IN their sif government" be
charged.
Chester Thompson. q member -
tho planning commission. and
Allan LINK. wee chairman. at.
tempted 10 spssk in iis favor. and
Commissionsr schlsrb called at
isntion 10 lack ~ poSsr ~ the
eomnissioosrs noos 10 regulate
property ~. except where poeiie
health 10 msnscsd.
But The oppn~tSn vas ms
vocal host 81 all sas Mrs. Ma
Bosohs. who TUNED nor ATTACK
directly on the com rnls~or.rs ~.
denounced uyninS even with
notice. as sn-AnsrieAn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
City Hall Stairs
Fall Preliminary
To $500 Claim

Because the Pacific ave. stair
way ~ the city hail Vas improp-
srly lighted. had uneven s,sps and
no hand railing for the bottom
steps. socially prominent Mrs
Percy G. Smith trpped and fell
tho late afternoon Of Nov. q
shs and her husband filed with
the city council Monday . claim
for ~. 100 for injuries Mrs. smith
received from her fall.
The deliberately ~ordsd com.
plant rscitss that Mrs Smith went
10 tho city hall tina, afternoon In
pay her light and water hill. that
then she started down the stairway
from the second floor 10 the "a.
cifie ave doorway
she reached the nest to the hot
tom stop safely. hat there. where
the darkness prevailed. shs lost her
footing and crashed 10 the floor
below. suffering numerous sprsins
TO ankles. hips and hack. and nu-
msrous bruises. thu claim alleges
OF the total amount. $500 10
fs hurts and medical attention.
1900 fof maid service ~ boms b.
cause Of her insbiliiy 10 perform
her o~n bous~wors The smith.
reside 81 sss No htssls st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
Dancing Classes
Will Be Resumed
Second l2.Weeks'
Schedule Given

The schcol-esntered community
recreation program vin enter 70.
second 12-week psred thl. week.
With dancing classes opening 81
eight eenters
The following schedules Tor
dancing classes has eeen arranged
Monday eCarver school. : TO
10 ?. N. social dancing class for
senior and junior high school
students Jackie puCharme. tn
structor. Lincoln high school. q 20
to $50. tap dancing. oren 70
everyone; Lorraine Stevens in
structnr.
Tuesday Mason school : 10 10
? m, adult social dancing class
Else Morris instructor. Nc.
Carver. $50 10 $50 p m. tap
dancing. All ages: Jack Duchsrms.
instructor. Ganl,. 6 so to . 30 ?.
m. tap dancing. all ages Rsi,hs
Gehri. instructor. Gray to 10
?. m. social dancing. Junior and
senior high school students. Lor-
raine Stevens. instructor.
Wednesday Jason Lee. $50 10
. 80 p. m. tap dancing. all sges
Reitha Gehu. instructor. Lincoln
high. : to 10 ? M adult social
dancing. Lorraine Stevens in
structor Stewart school 50 10
$50 p m ballet, all ages. Mrs.
layton Thayer. Instructor. Fern
Hill. 8 so to 2 so 2. m. tap dane
ing. All ages. Jack DuChsrme.
instructor Gault. to 10 p. m.
social dancing. junior and senior
high school students. Elsie Nor
ris. instructor
Thursday Stewart. : p. m. to
10, social dancing, junior and sen
Tor high school students. Lorraine
Stevens. instructor. Mason. $50
10 30 =. m, tap dancing. ali ages,
Jack DuCharme. instructor.
For further information. call
Robert II. Hager BR 22s3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
Adopt Scale for
Pension System

Cty employees. s,hss thar tbose
In the poile. and fire departments.
no~ will know whsi contributions
they must make from their month
~ pay 10 share in the newly sstsb-
iishsd general pension sysssm.
The council Monday approved
ths actuarial basis adopted ny the
bo.rd u standardization ~ the
Tseoms Employees Retirement
system.
TIE contribution rates vary On
q sliding sesls from siz parent
for males 40 years Old 10 J 40 p<s,
cent for females si year, old
FEMALES 81 10 are 10 pay 40 per.
cent and males ., al ar. 10 pay
ssi percent
me scais me- gees 10 the siiY
controller sho Gill arrange 10
nAks The deductions from pay
warrants due about January 10
for ne FRS, half - the month
rirsmsn ard policemen are not
concerned "a they are already
under protection ~ systems sstsb-
hsnsd yssrs ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
PORT CALENDAR

this amazing display on The stock
exchange
DR. Paul J. Raysr. administers
tor OF the combined Bonneville
Coulse Columbia river power fsciii.
tics. Ia understood Ia he In tho east
now in conferences looking 10
possible purohas~. outright. or by
oond.mnA ton. Of tho + s = a l.
plant IN western Washington.
The plan then 10 10 divide pro-
duotion and distribution facilities
among public utility districts. and
the Seattle and Tacoma municipal
systems. according 10 their de.
sires.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
Lived in County
IA Years, Dies

A pioneer Of Pierce county. Mrs
Charles v Margaret Brennan.
-. died At the family home. lii5
So. 4Sth st, Sunday. AT 1880 p. m.
The daughter NJ Henry and
Elizabeth Smith, she was born In
Roy on March. 1867. when that
community was frontier outpost
in the territory that was later 10
become the state Of Washington.
She had lived her entire life here.
She belonged 10 the Women's
Benefit association.
Survivors include, in addition 10
her husband. two grandehildre
here, Joan Brennan and Charles
Brennan. and brother. Peter
Smith. Glendale, Ore
Mellinger will announce the
funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
Three Men Are Fined
For Soliciting Aims

For solicitins aims Henry "
Riley. 80. and Thomas Hushss. "a
rssl6snts Of Hollywood On IN.
T1dsfIztk." drew $40 ard coats
finss In polio. court Monday.
For soliciting alma. and for b~-
ing druax. Eldon Hulsrky was
fined SIS and costs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07

should. That mean. hy das or
nv night under snx circum-
stances or conditions. living A,
Jesus would. The fact that
the church l. not producing
that type Of Christian IL hu-
manitNr greatest menace.
That Ia = menace ser>e than
hitler or Stain.
The desdliest thing in m. world
today Is that nobody expects 9
Christian to I've I. Christian
should
And what holds more Of IN han
anything else in the world today
is that nobody expects a Chris.
tisn TO live as a Christian should
How did We get that way Nv
doing what the piano student. did
A great piano teacher came and
taught them how TO play. When
he went away the pupils met to-
gether and talked about what a
great teacher he was. but they did
not play the piano.
To-day there are wat dis
cu>~ions about ever, thing hut
doing the will Of Jesus. The
cit. of Tacoma h fun OF
churches that hold some theor,
about Jesus and his work. but
they do not practice his teach
ings.
Bread sustsins life, but We
would not get much nourshment
II We merely discussed the theories
of bread without eating It We
cannot expect to be the kind Of
Christians We ought TO he merely
by discussing some theory about
Jesus. II is doing what Jesus
taught that makes Christians.
Every day we make hundreds OF
decisions which determine whether
We are real Christians. Tomorrow
morning l will drive down and
want to park my car in a hurry.
l find spot that will barely let
me get in past a driveway II jam
my bumper up against the car
ahead. II l am the kind of a
Christian that too many Christians
are. will leave II there and let
the other fellow wlggle out If he
can.
II ! am the kind OF a Christian
l ought to be I won't park there.
You say that's silly? II is not
silly. II is just one OF the hundreds
of instances which demonstrate
whether We are the kind Of Chris
tians we should be or just Chris
tians.
1T IL time we went about
the business Of being Chris
tisns Who behave like Chris
tians. The only excuse for the
church Is the constant turning
o1t Of Christians who under
any circumstances will behave
like Christians"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
French Trial Set
In Seattle Court

Faced with charges Of grand
larceny, Hallet r. French goes on
trial in King county superior court
Jan. q.
French, until recently q Seattle
insurance executive, 10 accused
Of embezzlins the insurance pre-
miums for policies he wrote on the
Tacoma Nsrrows bridge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
Solons Frown
On Wings"
Democrat Senators
In Session Here

Eliminstien % sisft wing sna
-tsht stns factions II psms-
GRATIS legislative ffeup. sss =
moxs which eFysisllsssa aaTins .
pre- legislators session - nnsfs
than % party senators Mo net
in rseoms sunday
willingness. ~ thcss attending
10 wots together fer general iesi..
lstivs welfare tyrsnsa ths spirit
~ n. session, seeerdlns 10 sen.
Nert, rerelsal
Ths session aided in sean.lntinf
rev member. 9Th ths rsees
dure. ard . number ~ subjects
received sttentiea. sut No move
vss made toward selection 81 .
president pfo TEN. noor leader.
secretary OF sergeant at arms. he
said
4 general party oe~.s |.
sisi~d IN osmel. neat sur
aa,. the aa, h~fsrs TIE is<i
s~sisiatis. .~ssiss sexi.s.
IN Seattle. Lieut.. Gov. Victor A
Meyers announced that = reofganl.
sstion plan 10 cut down tho mum.
her ~ committees through ccordl.
nstinn as planned rhe number
will Re reduced from - 70 "a. he
stated
Repeatedly IN the foreground Tor
seleet ton as senate ma lnfitY leader
Vas s~1. Alhess y. NcseIiisi. Ne.
attic. who presided 81 the Tacoma
meeting Actual choice wtli 10
made 81 the oiympls session On
sunday
Doe \. Mehaa. ~ the state pa
troll. and tIusev kenu~sss. s.orl.
s,sd with Stanley Atwood In N.
public Instruction department. are
seeking the sergeant AZ arms post
last held nv hehsn, repeatedly.
The secreisrys position wss q eon.
test between james Taylor and
Jcs~ph A. Whes.s.se. no,h ~ ss.
attic. and Reb~st y. WsIarer. spo.
hsns. u Was Indicated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07

a. fsifisaIss sFssF - ftsaEsffs . ths
- sssfs - saseffsf rssfs-8 ih~ t.sals
~ t#A - 49, estsfs. Na4fsnnHr ave
afAsH*@ sas ista slsss - eias sa4
ffeHE a SIS sa4a5 usfHa4 VS. fsae
fAls $40 sss s4ffsssH sftss ssfis< b.5as
assFtsefs. ssfstas ssssasse~ etasf 80
atAsf saaffsf@Hs asss<a - ssesss sf1
shasis 80 fte 49, - iass fss.sts
fssF wsst Aria - snaass fsfs~&sa ~
ass stafss sssFs ~hsss sss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07

-. sss~s ps.ss. ~ usss
rsssss eva.
me rnsss sse<rs tas ~
hlsh price, reducing sales wa1
hsst tsis ~ lss fatal ssl>s nss
far 1910 That ye.r. fnr the
tlms ssnes the STATE wsat soss
business sw ssrf Iiasser -
drip. ss ne assassas rahlss -
turning 70 leo heavily isss,f -
sns wsshiastea .mass wtnss ~
~ tire latter drinks shsw~6 n
ersss~s IN 1890
spring hsus>slssains ~ osyr-
rss 10 sshesssl~a - esme . Htfse
Early IN The attorney ssnsraiss as-
flee THE vssr. ~ssn sws new u>a
ssrssssd u 10 sssses n the sssff
saa three present assistant ~.
,sfnsy ssnsrsis lssvsnr the fless.
Reports ~ers that sosss 49,
sssss cmsfsss q. No.. ~ brand
caaiss. art sAssssy sesssA -
kelsn. bath stll loin me asff
after the legislature 10 svss. Mos
vas Attorney tssrssai smish
roy's campaign msssesv thss tan
and Marsh 10 . fosmsr psvss~usov.
"vs. '"ss rswtss. the states
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07

ruysiiup rfih~i couaeli ~su
meet Monday nisni ~ sss s'sines
81 the q. = indian hospital Ne
meeting ~iIi ~ ssld Tuesday
night - previously announced.
snpt o c. upsharrh ~lIl ss In ~
tsndsnss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
| Music Row Even
Balks Police

SEATTLE While Police Radio
Operator Hadley Clarke lined up
his station on test calls. ne whistled
few bars of Down Argentine
Way"
Another officer ran into the
rooms.
Hey" nc shouted. You can't
do that We haven't got any con-
tract with ASCAP.
Clarke finished the vest with
"Old Black Joe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07

one 81 the frestest contributing
Influences in the present world
chaos 8 that the churches are not
producing enough Christians who
49, as Christians should. That type
~ Christian who hears the label
only is greater menace 70 world
tranquility than Hitler or Stain
That Nss one o. The thong hts
Dr. Charles MscCAughey. supern-
tendent OF the Sesttle-Tscoms dis
trict ~ The Methodist church left
with his hearers at First Methodist
church SUNDAY morning. Or. Mac
Caughev. preaching in place Of the
pastor, the Rev. Cyrus r. Albert
ton. confined 10 his home BY an
attack OF flu. said he did not intend
10 preach sermon.
Sometimes said DIR. Mac
Cauchex. 81 think We do too
much .ermonlxing. This morn
ing I am going 10 speak tn YOU
m some ~ the things ~ which
I think YOU should he thinking
seriously.
= wonder how many Of us are
spiritually prepared for what is
ahead We are facing a world
that is different. The world in
which we live has beer changing
for ten years II never will be
the same world again. No matter
how the war is settled. in the world
In which we live there will be
strong opposition TO religion and,
unless we are spiritually prepared,
we will face serious situation.
"Some Christians are saying
that II England wins this war.
the millennium will come.
hope England does win, hut
England wins or not, humanity
cannot go on IA II has been
going. We cannot Just let
things slide and wash our
hands Of all that which may
b. too troublesome to bother
about"
THE trouble with the Christians
Of today Is that there are too many
without serious convictions of what
II means to be Christian. The
day will come when they will have
to be shifted out of the church If
the church is 10 serve its purpose.
Jesus once asked his disciples,
Whom do men say that ! am?
After they had told him he asked,
But whom DO you say that ] am? p
And Peter quickly answered, Thou
art the Christ, the son of the liv-
ing God.
Then Jesus asid TO Peter,
blessed art thou. Simon Bsr-Jona;
for flesh and blood hath not re-
vealed 1t unto thee, but my Father
which is IN hea ven. And I say
unto thee. that thou are Peter. and
upon this rock ! will build my
church, and the gates of hell shall
not prevail against it
That rock - the conviction OF
the divinity of Jesus and a supreme
belief in His teachings the
foundation Of the church. Before
the darkest day comes we must get
our feet on that rock II We are
TO save those things We value most
In life. Make no mistake about
that.
One of the nso<t serious
mensces We face Ia the fact
that the church l. not produc-
Ing enough Christians who are
willing to live rs Christians
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07

-. : -. -
~ ""
tn 70 'hrer r~r cent ~nas pro
vide sncat 5000 90 81 ths
needed total n !. estimated nv
IN. "a. r,mvs..,~, f,rr...-a
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fc-aI, ~ heavy s.r~nsstar~. fes
w.r ef.e.s.t,on. 4. p....t a.ans
ara sthsy n.r,. ~ m. at, rA.,
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e.n.c, ~ estimated
Al. ,,o. an. .,s A. rs,<f.,.
,roxy.m Iii NJ .,..r, !. en..nx
sut ~,ts.,. .sn.,.l. s.,,sxs nv
nx, =, an ys.r. IN. ,.s,,., go.
gram wiii e~ssr n ss fsif NJ taa.
Ing numerous persons csf the aid
sss renssan program. which sssaY
uslly ~li disappear
rAs sesesiss ~iIt ~ pssa a.
. waite. II tight. rather sAss
~ the hssis 81 nod. - pe~.
.is.s No. ere kssaea sss
resssss wk. issss WIN -
i"essse "a ~ s>ssnss pses
asaw f.s ssd ere rsvssG we~h
" ~ ssesshsv sas NJ sksss
psschsshs today Ia earn 'ssss
sesss'ss eseehs IN TIE future.
Ne mer~ pssssss ssass
drawing on shss p,sn. fewer
Win have ~ Ssh fss sia sas
ps~si"es. ~ish Ne resulting
hsksev lasA ~ ~ states ~
NANCE. THE ssA u sss1sssets
he,nG figured ~ Zoe ~ re
s"ve sy state nSs.risi -.
ports.
should the federal s.selsl s~sur.
ny hoard REFUSE To approve thrss
sey sectlans ~ lnitlstiy. Ia. a.
/, has Indicated ~ would. this
would save fhs state from having
10 nnd shpnt % 500 ooo In .dasd
,ssss nut n atm ~iil tssve ina
legislature tho task NJ f,na.ns
some yissoo ooo additional
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
10 EI.ECT OFFICERS

Tacoma Hard Of Hearing society
vii meet az Emerson hall Tnurs-
day night at . O'Clock for the
purpose of slectins new officer,
II Wa announced Monday b. 4. ii
, Pssry. EsssideIL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
POLITICIANS p
PUBLIC AFFAI!


State officials two rays If hope today 10 b
their worries financing Initiative t4i-lncreas
enaes from present taxes because ~ Tho var boz
gradual suprlantnr II old age pensions by he feds
age benefits program.
Most authorities reconciled 10 being unable To
out much II any ~ the Of the initiative in he court
are looking 10 the coming legislature to find ire tisW
new taxes needed annually 10 pay the so pension
an a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
World in Need Of Christians
Who Behave Like Christians
So Says District Methodist Superintendent
In Sunday Address at Church Here

II You Christian and behave As a Christian should
you will give the other fellow break when you park your
car; II YOU Of those Christians who do behave
Christian should. YOU vii probably lock him in
he can't NLgg-e out. Iust naee for ar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07

Slated for arrival Tuesday 10
tho familiar eosstinG steamer
Coast Miller. Her sister ~ the
same line. the coss, psnker. ~ss
the only departure sunday.
NOTICE To MARINERS
Tho Coast Guard warm all
shipping there viii ~ naval
gunner, practice he,w cen Jan.
oil In the straits of Juan
de fuca off Dunreness.
cart MAY ns,E,.crsp
Capt c. p May began Monday
his NTH consecutive term a.
president 81 West Coast Local No
90 OF the Masters. Mates A Pilots
Association Of Americs
Other newly elected officers
were Capt. J. Eth. frs, vice presi-
dent. Bruce ksn~orthy. second
vice president
PORT cAIINDAR
Vessels In port Iovsn. paksr.
MAkikl. Port piers Collingsworth.
shaffer No. 2. Atlantic. Centsn-
Mai
Vessels duo Tuesday. Coast
Miller. shsfer No. 2.
La gaceta., 1941-11-18
LA FSPOSA DEL SENAiDOR
ANDREWS BAUTIZO HOY
Ell ELECTRA

La distinguish dana Charles
0. Andrews, esEosa del senador
Andrews, bautiz6 en- la tarde dc
hoy. a las 2:3O, un nuSvo barco
de la marina americana, el "E-
lectra", c~onstruido en- los asst.
lleros de Palmetto BEACH
FL senador Andrews ha reali-
zado muy vaVosos esfuerzos. CO.
mo miembro del comit6 de asun
tos navales, en- pro del desarro-
10 de los ast1leros de Tampa.
Nc Sc permiti6 la entrada del
pl5lico a los muelles; pero mu-
chas personas presenciaron el
lanzamiento desde los dep6sitos
de la Gulf Terminal,
La Sra. Andrews fue obse-
uuiada anoche con una comida,
en- el restaurant Columbia.
La gaceta., 1941-11-18
r DE 10 CRIMINAL

Dos indWiduos culpables de
realizar asaltos y robos fueron
condenados aver por el juez
Hines.
Ernest Jones, de "a amos, que
habia cumplido una cOndena
por justification, en- Alabama,
diez amos en- ell presidio de Raj
ford; Edward Kimball, de 20
20 amos. de Birmingham, cinco
amos de preside. Jones Sc de-
clar6 culpable y KimbaIl recibi6
un juicio por jurado. Noah RO-
driguez, conocido por Pete, 500
pesos de multa o seis meses, por
possession de n1meros de bolita;
Horace Williams, negro, Is a.
nos, por asalto con intenci6n de
robar; Johnnie jones' negro de
18 amos, a amos y sell mese CO.
mo ayudante del anterior; Wi
liam Muse. robo de un receptor
de Radio, un ano; w. H. Allen,
guar con descuido, $3.50 y las
costas.
La gaceta., 1941-11-18
Presidente csta empezando
Actuara con energia en- cuanto e Lewis.
Desordenes provocados por los huslguistas

Washington, Noviembre 49,
Ell p~residente llam6 a conferen-
ci2r, en- la manana de hoy. a
los lideres en- la camara Y en- ell
serado.
Aseglrase cue ell jefe de esta-
do Sc propone desarrollar TODD
ell poder del gobiernO, de modo
que ell trabajo sea reanudado en-
las minas caU.iyas, paralizdas
por la huelga de Lewis y los Mi
neros Unidos.
Una persona bien enterada
dice que Ell Presidente esta va
perdiendo la paciencia y Sc pre-
para para actuar energicamen-
te contra Lewis o cualquiera
persona que trate de interrum-
pir o paralizar la production.
Todo indica que ell momento
de la acci6n ha llegado. La in
La gaceta., 1941-11-18
Los Comites de Cooperation Intellectual
Discusses de Saladrigas y Sanchez
de Bustamante

Bor James T. Shotwell, de la U
niversidad de Columbia, que e.
presidnte de Ia delegation nor
teamericana. Y ell DR.. Antonio
Sanchez de B~ustamante, ell EN-.
nente inernaeionalista.
Shotwen aludi6 al profundc
significado de la asamblea Y di-
jO que la conservation de la IL
bertad en- todo ell mundo Sc re-
fiere tambien a las manifesto
clones del pensamiento en- lite
ratura, artes y las ciencias.
Bustamante sugiri6 varies me-
dos de cooperation practica en-
ire las RepGblicas americanos,
incluyendO la instruction en- ca
da pals en- los lenguajes de los
otros-espanol, ingl6s y portu-
gu63-e intercambiOs america
nos en- literature, leyes Y Glen
ella. Recomend6 Sc cree un 6rga-
no de publicidad que informe
sobre tcdas las actividades de
= ooperaci6n Intellectual.