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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

Continued from Page D itz, chief of the burear C s.l. .sa- ton and Q submarine expert.
 Lieut.. Gen. Walter c. Short, on infantry general, commander of the Hawaiian department land and air forces, replaced by Lieut.. Gen. Delos c. Emmons of the air corps who visited Great Britain last summer and upon his return took e hand in recognizing air defenses on the basis of his study of NaA air meth- ods, including establishment of in- terceptor commands. He Is a stauncl advocate of the heavy bomber as an offensive weapon.
 Major General Frederick L. Mar tin. commander Of the army air corps at Hawai-, replaced by Brig. Gen. c. L. Tinker Of the air corps, veteran of service in the Philip pines who became q Brigadier Gem eral only last year.
 The selection of Emmons to com- mand the Hawaiian department was regarded as of significance in view of the vast and destructive role ole ready played by air forces-even against battleships--in the Battle of the Pacific.
 Hard-FlSted Fighters
 Military men said that two hard- listed air fighters will have the defense of Hawaii in their hands in the combination of the 63-year old Emmons and Tinker, who Is returning to scene with which he Is familiar.
 The high commands stress upon aerial defense had been revealed previously in the naming of ai, air officer to command all the army forces ir the Panama-Caribbeafl area, Major Gen. Frank M. Ans dreWs.
 Kimmel was instructed to turn over his command to Vlee-Admirai William s. Pye, commander of the battle force and second In command of the Pacific fleet pending the arrival of Nimitz. Kimmel reports for temporary duty" to the l4til (HaWaiian) naval district.
 Emmons already is at Honolulu having been releived of his duties as chief of the air force command
 Tinker is proceeding" to Hawaii 1t was announced, to replace Martin after giving Up his duties with the third interceptor command of the third air force at Drew field, Fla,
 The removal of Kimmel, Short and Martin does not carry any connota- tion of guilt for what happened al Pearl Harbor on December 2, il was said, although they, as the rankin gcommanders of the Pacific forces, were responsible for defense and are the key figures in the presi- dential inquiry.
 Report Is Coming
 Secretary of War Henry L. Stim- son in the army's announcement issued simultaneously with a navy announcements said the change were made lin view of the prelim- mary report of the secretary oi the navy with whose views as tC the unpreparedness of the situation of Dec. ' the secretary of war con- curs."
 Furthermore, Stimson said, the shakeup was deemed necessary tr expedite the reorganization of the air defense in the "Hawaiianl islands"
 The navy's announcement re- trained from any explanation fol Kimmers removal as commander ir chief of the fleet.
 The presidential board of fin. quiry, headed by Supreme Court Justice Owen J. Roberts, meets to- day in its second secret session. whether there will be court. martial proceedings against any ol the naval, army and air eomlnan. ders who defended Hawaii on Dec 2 depends upon ita findings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

streets at 9;5l last night, Four com panies of tiremen responded,
 An overflow in an oil burner was blamed for blaze at the home of James Sullivan of l92 Baldwin street, A telephone call received at 7;Sl brought out Engine (,
 Alcohol boiling over in e sedan caused slight damage yesterday afternoon to the car owned by AL fred West of S64 Park road, The car was parked in front of 46 Leaven- worth street when the boiling alco- hol tlared up, The booster pump eNtinguiShed the blaze.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

many hopes to make a determined winter stand at Rzhev, 115 miles northwest of the capital. In an at- tempt to turn the flank of the en- emy position before the capital, the Russians were said to have rushed huge endorsements" toward Rzhev. The Daily Mail dispatch in- dicated the Germans would face serious difficulty" should the Red army recapture Rzhev before the Nazis establish battle lines.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
BLAZE DAMAGES
 STATION WAGON

Firemen of one company respond cd to Q fire in @ station wagon owned by Frank H, Elderkin Of RID No, of Park road, at l2;l0 this morning, The cause of the blaze was not determined,
 A false alarm was turned in from box SIS at Ridge and Pleasant
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
NAP IN SPEEDING AUTO R1sKs

Raton, N. M. (Up)-Mrs. Mar. garet Dorsey won't take any mort maps in a speeding auto. WhilN snoozing in the back seat of a cmi she tunbled out upon the pavement as the machine hit Q o0-mlie-per- hour clip. 9he suffered no aarAuua lEalnKian.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
BIC SHAKE-UP
 IN ARMY, NAVY

Continued from Page p
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

Fire is ratloning matches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

Popular Brand CIGARETTES In Yuletlde Cartons Imported and Domestic
 GIG A R s Boxes of 25 and 50; also s and 10 packs. All Brands.
 Holiday Wrapped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
RAGS. IRON. METAL
REDUCING TREATMENTS
NBISG
LEAKY ROOFS
ROOFING. FHA TERMS
ROOFING AND SIDING

INSULATING STONE, brick asphalt sid
ing 24x30xi0, $50. Reroofing additions
OreKOn 1924.
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A BRAND new studio couch. makes UP as
davenport. single or double bed, IN gor-
Reous upholsteTing, sacrifice, Si6 complete /,
terms II desired. Northern Warehouse.
1920 LIVERNOIS
NEW 3-pc. bedroom suite; poster bed
roomy chest and dresser: walnut or maple
finish: sac. S24. hitehelPs. 5000 Cratlot.
A NEW apiece bedroom. was 500, now
s3s, Berney. 6347 Mack.
A BEAUTIFUL. all new, 12-pieee bedroom
group, includes 3-pc. bedroom, spring
and mattress, pillows. lamps Sacrifice.
sac. terms WARDS Outlet. 7434 Harper.
1870 Harper
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Furniture, Household Goods
ATTENTION. CASH BUYERS
ALI, NEW FURNITURE

5-pc. dinettes, Sif; innerspring 1s2-coil
mattress. IS; rugs. values 20 $50. now
S25: occ. chairs. So 95: end tables, ssc
SWAY studio couches. So; living room
suites (2-pc). tapestries, velour etc.
SIS: some better bedroom suites (3-pcD }.
bed. vanity chest. beautiful wal, 500
lamps. table. bridge. etc. soc up. 81 de-
liyers E-Z terms
CORNELL WOODWARD
BEDROOM high grade selected buri wal
nut woods fun vanity dustproof chest.
paneled bed bench Displayed In builders
home 2 weeks Should sell for S135. will
take S7s. terms. No finance company. Up
10 rs months 10 pay. Open ewes.
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Furniture, Household Goods

A 5-PIEcE stainless tubular brk. set. sil
Bsrney. 6347 Mack.
A BEAUTIFUL sxi2 Axminster rug: sold
for sac, used months. sacrifice SIT.
Mitchslrs. 5000 Gratiot ave.
A BEDROOM suite, 3-piece. walnut nnisn
slghtly msrred In shipment; sacrince
$3.50. terms. Alvin, s715 West Vernon
A sPECIALi Ape. Twins room. Brand
new. Worth s79: now only S2e 50. Gen
srsl $685. Grand River. Open evenings.
A USED 2-pc. living room suite and 3-pc
bedroom suite. excellent condition Sacri'
flee for cash. WARDS Outlet. 1894 Harper
BAsEBURNERs, beds, complete. SIS
furniture, refrigerators. ssh Jos. Cam
pau. 1859 West Warren.
BEAUTIFUL innsrspring mattress, ls2-eoil
S9.s5 Crown, 27oo Gratiot; 4737 Mich
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ROOFING. SIDING CONTRACTORS

Al CONTRACTOR FILA" terms est
mates. Stanley sals. Twinbrook 2-l32
after 4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13

The chapter will convene subject
% blackeut Instructions with Mrs
kldred Hanson. worthy mstrnn
and J l. sonAwafr. worthy pa
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Il = also requested that feed gifss
fer the community baskets ~ toy
gifts for the Rainbow Girls chil-
drens party - brought that night.
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trou presiding

Rhcaedsndron csrt.n club win
meet Tuesday II o'clock for q
no hostess luncheon ~ the home
~ Mrs Robert Miller. ziot 1tst
81. y " RoIl esll VII - an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13
County Commissioners
To Aid in U. S. Defense

OLYMPIA - Gov Arthur B.
Langlie and Adjutant-Gen. Walter
J. DeLong conferred. Thursday
with $50 county commissioners to
complete county civilian defense
measures similar to those of cities.
J. II. Robertson of Lincoln
county. commissioners state presi-
dent. will name a committee to
handle the problem. Each county
will select its own defense COM
mission and coordinator. Lew
Selvidge, Olympia, was named
liaison officer between the state
and counties.
Your postmaster can tell you
how TO invest in U. s. Defense
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13

Grand Natron To Visit

Mrs Olive Ollie. worthy grand
matron of the Order. OF the East
ern Star, Hugh B. McNiven.
worthy grand patron, and other
grand officers will make their
official visit to Naomi chapter No.
13 o. E. S, when it holds its reg
ular meeting at Masonic hall
Tuesday night.
Members of the chapter will
serve a pot luck supper without
charge instead of the chicken din
ner formerly planned. The kitchen
committee is composed of Mrs.
Fife Jacobs, chairman. and Mes
DANES Simmons Sealey, Barton.
Cook, Bogie and Cooper. Those in
charge of the decorations are
Mrs Valda Schofield. chairman.
and Mrs. Myrtle Cottrell. Mrs
Dorothy Voight and Mrs. Gladys
Janowski. Members are requested
TO contact Mrs. Lula Donley or
Mrs. Myrta Cooper concerning
dishes which they are to provide.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13

PCfAIIIP - kiwanianS were
tod about prionties 81 their
Thursday luncheon bv ". y
shannon Of Seattle. ara director
az proritiss. who said great
many 81 Us VII have Ia learn 70
walk again before this emergency
Is over In speaking Of aluminium.
shannon sad that enouE Vas col
lected IN the drive last summer "a
build 1000 planes. he said indus
try will be allowed enough ma
terial for upkeep but none for
new production. The speaker was
introduced by X. f. Spear.
Harry Winger was indicted into
the club as a new member By II.
y Anderson and II was announced
that the Christmas meeting viii
he held next Thursday noon when
the group will be addressed By
Rev. Joseph Chester. pastor Of the
Methodist church. The old and new
boards Of directors will hold a
joint meeting at Georges on
Linden drive next "Wednesday
noon.
The monthly board of review by
the advancement committee for
Boy Scouts of the Puysllup dis
trict was held Thursday night at
the Methodist church with two
bows being advanced. Bill stoner.
second class scout of American
Legion troop e6, was awarded a
reading merit badge and Kenneth
kranfield. life scout of Kiwanis
troop IS. received a senior scout
citizen rating
The board of review was COM
posed OF George Stewart. Floyd
Wolberg. DR.. David Evans, Tom
Allen and Wilbur George. Vernon
Hill, chairman of the advancement
committee. presided; Cecil Nc
Ciary. district secretary, was the
clerk and others present were J.
l.. Brown. district commissioner:
Paul Mckinney, skipper of Sea
Scout troop 165. sponsored by the
Elks, and Al Emmel, master of
troop SIS. Bugler was Dave
Wischemsnn of 165.
The bimonthly court Of honor
will be held at the Methodist
church next Thursday evening at
5:30.
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Their annual meeting AL men.
esrs az arked IL - Present IL
discuss th<if business policies FOR
1874
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ss<red ~ : Christmas YES. Ar
there VII - an vxchsnEs e Ezfts
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La gaceta., 1941-11-07
PARA LA NUJER
DEL HOGAR
LeRguGdOs q la MOrRGg

Ingredientes: Lenguados, dos
huevos, pan rallado, medic vase.
de cerveza, treinta gramos de
queso de gruyere, una taxa gran
de de salsa bechamel espesa,
treinta gramos de mantequilla y
un limon.
Sc sacan los filetes de los len
guados, teniendo que quedar,
despues de limpios, en- ell peso
de una libra, para la proportion
de la receta.
Sc les rocia con ell zumo del
lim6n, Sc pasan l~igeramente por
harina, despues por ell huevo, y,
por Iltimo, Sc envuelven en- ell
pan rallado. Sc frien en- aceite
0 manteca, bien caliente, dan
doles vuelta para que Sc fran
por los dos lados.
Sc dejan escurrir de la gIasa,
ponlendolos en- un pano sobre
un colador.
La salsa Sc confecciona de la
siguiente manera:
Sc pone al fuego, en- una ca
'cerola, la cerveza con ell queso
rallado, deShaciendolo con unas
varillas.
Una vez que este bien deshe-
cho, Sc lie anade la salsa becha-
mel preparada de antemqno y
Sc agrega la manteca de vaca Y
un polvito de Cayena. Sc vierte
la salsa por encima de los file
ties, dejandolos I'm cuarto de
fora al calor, sin que hiervan,
.ntes de servirlos.
La gaceta., 1941-11-07

q guerra pasada Y en- ella gan6
7arias condecoraciones por va
4or. Con la publication del vere-
dicto Sc intentaba acobardar al
pueblo checo, pero como pode-
mos yer, tuvo precisamente, ell
efecto contrario. Tambien tie
ne una gran Specification ell que
la sentencia Sc hiciera pdblica,
pues por regla general la justi-
3ia nazi es secreta. Bajo la pre-
sion del movimiento subversivo
subterraneo, Sc han visto obi
gados a admitir que la oposi-
ci6n checa y eslovaca ha esta-
blecido una prensa propia, Sc
creta la que es la verdadera voz
de los pueblos oprimidos. |
La gaceta., 1941-11-07

las sociedades mutualistas Ia,
tinas, que realizan una obrs
humana y moral, define a.
"paciente privado" como una
persona que no pertenece a e.
sas sociedades.
Este acuerdo, seg1n la So
ciedad, no debilita su actitud
en- cuanto a los contracts de
practica en- las sociedades o
en- otros lugares.
La etica como la entienden
algunos PROFESSIONALS Sc pare
ce mucho a.. TODD 10 contra
rio de la buena moral cristia-
ma.
La gaceta., 1941-11-07

La fabrica de municiones de
Vlaschim, cerca de Praga ha-
bia apenas volado en- mil frag-
mentos, despues de una explo-
sion misteriosa, cuando la CEN
trail electrical, cerca de ella, era
averiada sacramento por otra
explosion. La estaci6n transfer
madora de los talleres Skoda e.
ra destruida cast al mismo item
pc, y maquinaria de gran valor
asi como las existencias alma
cenadas de gasolina, Sc perdian
en- un incendio que estall6 en- la
refineria de petr6leo de Kralup,
en- las afueras de Praga. Los
lNazis Sc enfrentan con los mis-
mos obstaculos en- los ferroca.
rifles. Esta es la manera CO.
mo ell Tercer Frente conduce la
guerra, en- ell momento mismo
en- que ell Nacional Socialism,
La gaceta., 1941-11-07
MURIERON echo ELEFAN-
TIE
Tres en- Craze EstGdO

Atlanta, Nov, Eel circo de
Ringing Sc march6 hoy de esta
ciudad, dejando los cuerpos de
OchO de sus elefantes, todos en-
Venenados con arsenico.
OtrOs tres de los paquider-
mos sc Italian en- grave estado.
Opin6 el DR.. Clark, que ana
liz6 ell contenido del est6mago
de uno de animales, que Sc rata
de crfmenes cometidos por al
gun malvado. 'Comiendo hier-
ba no es possible que hayan ca
tado tan gran cantidad de arse
nico".
Todos los elefantes de la com
panfa estan siendo especialmen
te atendidos y vigilados. Afectt
ell enyenenamiento a 18 de ellos.
siendo 10 sprimeros en- morir
Alice, Litz, Puqua y Blanche.
La gaceta., 1941-11-07

tribuciones de modo que cada
persona y cada pieza de propie-
dad pague una justa parte en-
las contribuciones.
Elogio ell gobernador, que ha-
bio en- ell Auditorio Municipal,
la Obra de la legislature de
194l; pero opin6 que la obra
aun no esta completa.
Uno de los exitos del progra-
ma consiste en- que restablecera
las fuente slocales de ingresos
en- pro de los colegios.
La gaceta., 1941-11-07
LOS CONTRIBUYENTES PA
GAN MENOS QUE Ell ANO
PASADO

Hablando anoche ante ell Con
greso de Padres y Maestros de
la Florida, ell g~obernador Holl-
snds declare que bajo Ell nuevo
programa de cOntribuciones, los
contribuyentes pagaran menoS
que ell aho pasado; pero que el
estado, en- conjunto, recaudara
mas.
Ell programa extiende las con
La gaceta., 1941-11-07

sejacta aun de Ia victoria. :Que
fuerza tan tremenda no dosarro
lara este movimiento subterra-
neo, tan pronto como la maqui-
ma nazi sufra su primera impor
tante derrota?
La gaceta., 1941-11-07

miembros entrar en- consultas
con medicos contratados por
las sociedades mutualistas,
con tai de que las consultas
no Sc verifiquen en- los hospi-
tales o clinicas de las socieda-
des.
La Sociedad Medica, famo-
sa por su antagonismo hacia
La gaceta., 1941-11-07

per16dicos, y 81 10 hacen, son
iehusados. La lectura de libros
ha aumentado visiblemente.
Los kioskos de peri6dicos estan
abarrotados con montahas de
peri6dicos, sin que nadie los to-
cue.
Esta manifestation de la uni
dad checo y esiovaca ha demos
trado que ell peligro de los "quis
lings" ha sido medido con exac
titud mo hay sitio para los
''quislinguistas".
No es pura coincidencia que
las sentencias salvages impues-
tas por los tribunales nazis de
Berlin fueran promulgadas du-
raAte la semapa en- que dur6 es-
te boicot Yaleroso. Estas senten
tiss fueron dictadas contra los
di. ectores o impresores de la
aut6ntica y genuina prensa che
ca la que es, por supuesto, lie
gal. En- TODD dieciseis personas
fUeron acusadas ante ell tribu-
nal de Berlin de haber publica-
do y circulado peri6dicos SUBJ
versivos y muy e~Specialmente Ell
tan odiado por los Nazis "V
BOZ" "a la batalla). Ell acusa-
do principal, Josef Skalda, fue
sentenciado a muerte y ha sido
va ahorcado. Dos de los otros
acusados, Jaromir Vancock vi
Josef Sejkora, fueron sentencia
dos a cadena perpetua, y los de-
mas acusados recibieron SEN
tencias que totalizaban lit a.
nos. La reputation y la persO-
nalidad de Skalda demuestra ell
temple de la genie contra la que
los Nazis chocaron. Saba per-
fectamente que trabaja aba al
horde de un volcan; no tenfa ilu
stones sObre los peligros que
corrfa, y en- cambio Guido de
de que su organization pudiera
continuar su trabajo aun des-
pues de que 81 habfa caido en-
las garras asesinas de la Costa
pc. Skalda era un hombre en-
trade va en- amos, que habfa lu-
chado en- la Legion francesa en-
La gaceta., 1941-11-07
APROBO UNA ENMIENDA
A SU REGLAMENTO LA
SOCIEDAD MEDICA DEL
CONDADO

La Sociedad M6dica del
condado de Hillsborough apro
b6 aver una enmienda a su re-
glamento que permite a sus
La gaceta., 1941-11-07

Los successes que precedeson a Ia dc@sttuci65n
en- Praga de Won Neurath

Londres, Noviembre LII
gran batalla de propaganda lar
zada por checos eslogacos, en- e
aniversario de la muerte del Pre-
fesor Masaryk, dLr6 una soma.
ma. Cuando ell servicio de la ra.
dio de Lonires recomend6 a los
dos pueblos de abstenerse, des.
Ide ell Ia de s~eptiembre al 81 de-
mismo mes, de comprar o leer
cualquier periodico, aun los es-
crietos en- su iiioma, pero que
hablan ell lenguaje nazi, habia
alguncs que dudaban que una
tal campana pudiera tener EXT
10 algunO. Estes cream que la
preston ejercida sobre Checoes-
lovaquia era tan grande que i'm
peGilfa cualquier boioot EN-
gran escala de la prensa contro-
lada por los nails,
o.
Unos pocos dias demos traron
que el boicOt de la prensa-en
realidad una gran batalla de
propaganda contra ell nazismo
era de un exito immense, Los
mensajes que Sc recibieron de
ChecoeslOvaquia hacfan un re-
sumen del resultado como ST.
que: Gel exito del boicot sobre-
pasa tOda clase de propaganda
que hemos Organizado hasta
ahora, No Sc We un peri6dico en-
parte alguna. Made tiene un
peri6dico, Made lee, excepto los
alemanes y unos pocos agitadO-
res a sueldo de los mismos. En-
los cafes los mozos no ofrecen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
Actress Gives Recipe

It's always open season for cana
pes. so a new idea is always in
order. Guests at film star Wendy
Barrie's nome recently were served
with several new ones. Wendy
herself preferred those made of
thin slices of whole wheat bread.
cut the size Of round crackers
Each slice ia entirely covered with
a smooth mound Of cream cheese
seasoned with chopped ohives, a
hint Of onion. Growing each, a
slice Of stuffed green olive.
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WYATT FOR ME"
~ KATHERINE MACY

she leaned against him for mo-
ment for sheer comfort In having
him close 10 her. Please come. ."
she said and they were allied by
new bond Of shared purpose that
neither Of them would admit in
words
As the taxi swung into Park
avenue At the corner nearest the
Van Nliet town house. there seemed
TO be some STIR Of activity on the
street. Steve sat forward and put
his head out the window.
Hey. stop" he told the driver
quickly. Il should have thought
about this Look. Jan. the place Is
surrounded with reporters and
photographers. They want 10 get
mething out of the old man. ]
expect the boss Is Tuning because
wasn't around. but its too late
10 worry about that Hap How
ards up there on the steps, talking
10 the butler
Jan, remembering the pho
tographer from the Globe
who had come with Steve 10
Hollymount. asked fearfulIy,
But ! have 20 see Mr.. Van
Niiet. What shall We do ."
Let me think. First, let's get
out Of here lie paid the cab
driver and they stood on the side
walk while he stared thouRhtfully
at the house half block down the
street. Jan could see knot Of men
gathered at the foot Of the steps.
DO you know anything about the
arrangements OF the house ?"
"iY. only been there once, the
other day with you"
But you do know some Of IN.
people on the STAFF. butler and 50
on And. as she nodded. There
must he a service entrance. I
don't want any ~ the boys IN SPOT
me. Stay close. and don't Jet them
see your face"
steve turned up his coat
collar and Jan shrank Along
beside him. her face turned
away from the light.
They saw. as they came closer
10 the house. that II was not set
cheek by Jos1 with the next. but
that a narrow walk separated
them.
Steve silently steered her toward
IL and the men who were talking
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