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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-08
Martin Zachar Turns
in Scoreless Innings

In his last start. Martin Zachar,
former Michigan Normal pitching
star, is now huriing for the syria.
cuse Chiefs. Of the international
League, turned In four scoreless
innings against Columbus OF the
American Association.
Zachar was hit freely, but he
managed 10 bear down in the
clutches Columbus haS one OF the
strongest teams in its circuit this
year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-08

In most Latin countries children
who are trained for the dance start
learning TO play the castanets when
they are three or four years old.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-08

Riley 611, Korbel 526, Ellis 494
Boyle 491. Livingston 526; totals
S64, 90S, 776-254S.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-08

WoTFS GROCERY
A. Peters 4S9, z. Shockey 542
e. Messner 595, D. Eberts 456
r. Wolf $40; totals, 912, Ss5, S64-
1861.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04

Alicia Rio, Filomena Fernandez
y Lydia Hernandez.
Steve Perez, constance Can
nella, David Gil, Luis Trigue-
ros, Andres Lopez, George Mi
ra, Mario Mira, Jesus Perez, r.
PARA, Bert Hernandez, Manuel
ApariciO, Bob Silva, Rafael
Diaz, Joe Frisco, Luis Rodri-
guez, Ernesto Badia, Evelio Ro-
driguez, Jorge Calls, Salvie Rus
sa, Manuel Leon y Rene Baez.
Sc improvisation juegos de pa
satiempo social y hubo bale.
La concurrencia fue esplen-
didamente obsequiada con re-
frescos Y dulceS.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04
Santos del Dia

NUeStra Sonora de las Dolo-
res y StoS. ISidro.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04
NOTAS SOCIALES
(POR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

trail de la temporada, en- ell tea
tro del Circulo Cubano.
Sc llevara a escena la precio-
sa cOmedia La Casa de Fie-
ras."
Esta miSma comedia fue pre-
sentada la semana pasada, en- Ell
teatrO del Centre Asturiano, Y
pOr su Interpretation fue del a.
grade del publico.
Los nGmeroS de variedades
que seran presentados en- la Sc
gunda parte, gustaran mucho a
todos.
La sinfonia Y acompanamien-
to de las variedades estara a car
go del jOven pianista Armando
Dorta, Jr.
PreciOs 25c los mayores Y 15c
los memories.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04
El BanQNete de Aver

Previamente invitados asis-
timos anoche al banquete que
celebr6 la Secci6n de Damas de-
del Centre Espanol, en- ell reStau
rant LAS Novedades', en- no
nor de las directivas entrante y
saliente.
Fue una noche lie grata re-
cordaci6n para tOdos los que tu-
vieron la dicha de asistir.
Ell acto tuvo lugar en- el salon
Patio Espanol". En- el centric
una larga mesa, en- forma de
"U", adornada con flores del
jardin de Greco. Los asientos'
de los comensales estaban indi-
cadOs por bonitos ~cesticos de
Easter,
Ell acto fue ameniZado por ell
trio Los Caballeros de la Con-
ga, teniendo en- la parte vocal
al Sr. Joaqui Barcena.
Exquisite el menu servido,
bajo la direction del Sr. Manuel
Garcia.
Terminada la comida, la Srta.
Conchita Cigarran, con su habi-
tual gracia y fungiendo como
Maestro de Ceremonies, hizo la
presentation de los invitados de
honor. Fran estos: Ramon Fer
nandez Rey y su distinguish es-
posa Cecilia; Sr. Angel de la Ri
La gaceta., 1941-04-04

vaa Y su apreciada esposa, An
CELLO Greco y su simpatica espo-
sa Mary, Sr. Ricardo Lopez,
Srta. Maria Cohalla, Presidenta
de las Damas de West Tampa /;
Sr. Ruben Fabelo, Cronista So
cial de la "Tradueci6n-P rensa'
y un servidor y sL esposa.
Despues de las presentacio-
mes, la Srta. Cigarran pidi6 al
que estas lineas escribe hiciera
usO de la palabra, siguiendo ell
joven Fabelo. Cerro ell acto, con
Orillante discurso, ell Sr. Ramon
Fernandez Rey.
La oficialidad entrante de es
ia Secci6n esta integrada pof
las siguientes Damas: Sra. FL
vira Paniello, Presidena; Srta.
J~oSefina Acosta, Vice Presiden-
ia; Srta. Luisa Miyares, Secre
taria; Srta. Mayita Lima, Vi
&c Secretaria; Srta. Lolita La
do, Tesorera, y la Sra. Paquita
Escalante. Reporter.
Los cOmensales eran: Paqui-
ia Escalante y su espoosi, Ar
mando Escalante; Amelia Goa
zalez Y Horacio Gonzalez; An
gelita Alvarez y Paul Alvarez
JOsefina Acosta y Tony Pizzo
Sra. Elvira Paniello y DR.. San
tiago Paniello; Conchita Ciga,
iran, y Rose Wielatz Lolita La
do y Ramon Alvarez; Lydia Te-
rrana y Sam Terrana; Sylvia
Morales y Rafael Godinet; Jen-
ME Rodriguez y Marcelino Gar
cfa; Jennie Rodeiro y Joe Baa-
monde, Socorro Alvarez "
Frank Fernandez; Elena Rea Y
Bonnie Rea; Tulsa Mijares y
Chester Bonk, Billie Fernan-
DEE Y David Kerns; Hilda Diaz
y All Chiaramonte Benigna Fer
nandez y Severino Quintanilla /;
Mayita Lima Y Tommie Join
er; Katie Scaglione v Manuel
Perez; Patricia Brockway 3
Manuel Gomez; Cecilia Vazquez
y Sam Greco.
La oficialidad saliente estaba
integrada por las simpaticas
Srtas. Olguita Valdes, Jennie
Rodriguez, Josefina Acosta, Ka-
tie Scaglione y Billie Fernan-
DEE.
Como siempre, brindamos a
La gaceta., 1941-04-04
Party de sorpeSa

En- la noche del pasadO mier.
coles lie fue ofrecido un party
sOrpresa al joyen Armando Dol
ia Jr., por el Club Tampa
YOUTH" con motive de haber
cumplidO un ano mas.
Los preparativos de la fiesta
estuvieron a cargo de la mama
del festejadO y de la Sra. Tri-
guero, esposa del Sr. Luis Tri-
guero, director del club.
Sc hallaban presentes: Xxi
Men6ndez, Dora Toribio, Sara
Triueros, Mary Scaglione, Zoila
Gonzalez, Berta Lopez, Marga-
rita Domfnguez, Hllda Perez,
Aida Perez, Hilda Cermeno, Oh
ga Leon, Georgina Hernandez
La gaceta., 1941-04-04
DIES DICE QUE A
UNIDOS ENTRARA EN- LA
RI DENTRO DE 80
DIAS

Macon. Ca, abril 4.-El re-
presentante Dies, presidente del
comite investigator de las acti-
vidades antiamericanas, pronos
tic6 aver que Estados Unidos en-
tiara en- la guerra dentro de 80
dlas. Una victoria anglo-ameri-
cana sera obtenida, agreg6 por
medic de una INVASION del Eje
a traves de los Balkanes.
Dies esta comprobando eel in
teres que tienen en- Macon los
agentes de varios gobiernos ex-
t%ranjeros'.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04
En- ell Ctrculo Cubano

Manana sabado verificara Ia
Logia Druidas Americanos su
anunciado Cabaret annual, en- los
salones de la estimada sociedad
Guiana.
A juzgar por la cantidad de
boletos de entrada vendidos, IS
de esperarse que la LOgia obten-
ga en- este festival un rotundo
exito econ6mico y social.
Las orquestas "Don Francis
co." Manuel Sanchez" LA Tro
picaP' y "La Sonora" son los
conjuntos contratados para anne
nizarla.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04
DIVORCIOS

Decreto: George Wing contra
Virginia Luisa Wing.
Nuevas demandas: Willie NJ.
Jordan contra Ulysses Willard
Jordan; Jean Gordon contra c.
F. Gordon; Violet NJ. Durrence
contra Harvey D, Durrence; Os
car earle, jr. contra Pouline Es-
telle Garlic; Helen NJ. Cousins,
contra Frank A. Cousins.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04
IRpOrtGHte

La comiSi6n organizadora del
Picnic que Sc celebrara pasado
manana EN- ell Centre Asturiano,
a beneficio de la Secci6n de Pro
paganda. hace saber a todas a.
quellas personals que tengan bo-
letoS de almuerzo Y entrada en-
su poder para vender tengan la
bondad de rendir informes en-
el dia e hoy. De no hacerlo asi,
Sc conSieraran vendidos.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04
MATRIMONIOS

Jose Prleto, 20, y Alicia Pd-
ges, 81 Nick Scaglione, "a, y
Josefina Beluccia. 81; Marion
c. Mathews, %, v Margarita
Edgar, "a; Wellington Balkum,
Ga, y Eva Chenneville, 46.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04
CONN PELEARA HOY CON
BARLUND

Chicago, abril 4.-El cam
pe6n de las IT'S Ebras, aspiran-
te al trono del peso complete, Sc
batira en- la noche de hoy con
Barlund, ell finland4s.
Los peritos estiman que Billy
Conn lograran una facil victo =
ria.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04
N DEL
PUERTO

Arrb6 de Filadelfis y Balti.
more, con cargo general Ell va
por americana Clare.
Sc hicieron a la mar los vapo-
res americanos Colorado y Ruth
La gaceta., 1941-04-04

la Directiva entrante nuestras
Columns y lie deseamos muchos
tr%iunfos.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04
La function de hog

Esta noche celebrara la SIM
patica entidad social Tampa
Youth" su segunda function tea
Evening star., 1941-05-30
Testimony on Conference
Denied by Connolly

LOS ANGELES. May 80 R.-
Phillip M. Connolly, California State
president of the c. I. o. and secre-
tary of the Los Angeles Industrial
Union Council, last night denied
testimony that he had attended a
conference with other C. I. o.
leaders in which two persons iden-
titled as a Bund member and a
Communist participated.
The testimony was given yester-
day in Washington before the House
Committee on Un-American Ac-
tivities by Hugh Ben InZer, who
said he was former president of a
C. I. O.-United Automobile Workers
Union at South Gate. Calf.
His assertion that I met with
him, Lew Michener, Wyndham
Mortimer, Hans Diebel and Pettis
Perry to talk about a coast wide
strike or anything else is pure
fiction" Mr.. Connelly's statement
said of Mr.. Inzer's testimony.
Evening star., 1941-05-30

Motors, steel, rubber and every
other major situation, brings out
charges for the purpose of embar-
RAISING the negotiations" Mr..
Frankensteen said.
Elmer j. Freitag, president Of the
c. I. o. union at the North American
plant, who was one of the group
which protested to Mr.. Voorhis
about the charges of Communist
activity on the West Coast, was
called to the witness stand from the
audience, and, in response to ques-
tions, admitted he had registered as
a Communist party voter in Los
Angeles in 1888. He denied, how
ever, that he had ever been a mem
ber of the Communist party and
asserted he changed his registration
to the Progressive party two months
later.
Evening star., 1941-05-30
28 Ships From U. 5.
Sunk in Il Months,
Legislators Hear
Losses of Vessels Selling
From Comedian Ports
Not Included
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
| Apparently authentic reports
reached Congress today that only %
ships loaded with war supplies in
United States ports have been sunk
en- route to Britain since the Eu-
ropean conflict began in September,
1889.
While no tabulation was available
on the total number of such vessels
to clear United States ports, inter-
ested legislators said it was safe to
assume that the loss ratio Of Amer
lean goods thus far had been rela-
lively small.
Sinkings listed were said to have
involved some food products from
South America which were trans
shipped at ports here. 1t was
pointed out, however, that the sink
ings do not include sea losses of
equipment produced in the United
States and sent to Canada for ship
ment from Dominion ports.
Bears Out Land Report.
The figure of % sinkings in the 81
months the conflict has been under
way, some legislators said. tended
to bear out the report Chairman
Emory S. Land of the Maritime
Commission gave the Senate Com
merce Committee recently.
Admiral Land revealed that out
of 2O5 vessels which cleared from
United States ports for the United
Kingdom between December 80, 1910,
and last March 81, only eight were
sunk.
Admiral Land emphasized that his
figures were based on unofficial re-
ports and hence might not be COM
plete. He said, too, that they were
no index of overall British losses
which he estimated might run as
high as 100000 tons annually.
Senator Vandenberg. Republican,
of Michigan, and other administra-
ton critics hailed Admiral Lands
statement as demonstrating that the
time had not yet arrived when the
United States Navy should be en-
ployed to safeguard the voyages Of
vessels carving war cargOeS.
Evening star., 1941-05-30
Communism Sways
Leaders in All Coast
Unions, Hearing Told
Head of c. |. O. Group
Testifies Before Dies
Committee
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Testimony that not single in
ternational labor union on the
West Coast was without some Com
munist influence in its leadership
was received yesterday by the spe-
cial House Committee on Un-Amer-
lean Activities.
Oscar C. Crozier. an employe Of
the Studebaker Pacific Corps San
Gabriel (Calif) assembly plant and
thrice president of its C. I. O. union,
made that statement near the close
Of day in which he and four 9TH
er members Of the C. I. o. Automo-
bile Workers Union testified that
Communists sought to dominate Pa
cific Coast labor organizations.
Shortly before the hearing ended,
a group of G.. I. o. delegates here
in connection with efforts of the
National Defense Mediation Board
to settle the strike at the North
American Aviation Corps Ingle-
wood (CalifD plant filed into the
hearing room.
Extra FOnce on Duty.
Extra Capitol police followed the
group in, apparently because sew
eral of them had engaged in an
alteration earlier with Representa-
tive Voorhis, Democrat, of Califor-
mia, committee member, regard
ing the allegations of the witnesses.
Richard T. Frankensteen, ma
tional director of the Aircraft Divi-
sion of the U. A. W., sought to make
a statement in reply to the charges
of Communism but Acting Chair
man Starnes refused to permit it
and told him he could appear at
some later date.
Mr.. Frankensteen then issued q
statement accusing the committee
of trying to "embarrass' the nego-
tiations for settlement of the North
American strike.
Freitag Called to Stand.
THE Dies Committee-as they
have done in Chrysler, General
Evening star., 1941-05-30
Starnes Urges President
To Act 10 Halt Strikes

Unless President Roosevelt takes
bold and resolute action" there will
be more "Communist-led" strikes at
defense plants, Representative
Starnes of Alabama, acting chair
man of the House Committee In
vestigating Un-American Activities,
declared last night.
In radio interview, he predicted
that the rank and file of organized
Evening star., 1941-05-30
Five Killed, Troops Sent
To Restore Order

MEXICO CITY, May 30.-Troops
were sent to the little village Of
Santa Ana, Jalisco, to restore order
today after a love affair resulted in
a shooting affray in which five were
killed and two injured.
The whole village took sides in
the case, which brought death to
a young lover, two of his brothers
and two brothers of the girl.
Evening star., 1941-05-30

Grafton today. His resignation here
will be effective July Is.
In his new position the Rev. Mr..
Nixon will direct the welfare de-
partment of the Church Fedora
ton and will be in charge of the
newly organized Federation Of
Protestant Welfare Agencies, con.-
prising some 20 institutions in Los
Angeles.
Evening star., 1941-05-30
Social Welfare Director
To Go 10 Los Angeles

The Rev. John L. Nixon, for the
last four years director of the de-
partment of social welfare of the
Washington Federation of Churches,
has accepted call from the Church
Federation of Los Angeles to become
assistant executive secretary in
charge of social welfare, it was an
nounced by the Washington fed
Evening star., 1941-05-30

labor, as well as ''the overwhelming
majority of our people" would sup
port such action.
Production is the key to our
security" Representative Starnes
said. 1T is the key to the security
of democracy throughout the earth.
Unless we produce, unless we win
this battle of production we shall
lose everything"
Communist labor leaders are not
really interested in the best in
terests of the workers, he asserted.
They are interested, first, in the
best interests of their political party
Evening star., 1941-05-30
$3.50 of British Relief
Goods Declared Received
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 30.-The
British War Relief Society said last
night it had shipped successfully
to England s3,458,307 worth of relief
material and had lost only S45 ,693
worth, or 1.3 per cent, by sea up
to May Is.
The lost goods, which were in
sured. were aboard three British
merchant ships, the society said,
explaining that the successful ship
ments were due to a British Minis
try of Shipping policy to forward
the goods by single, fast steamers
or in ships heavily conveyed.
Admitting that some goods had
been damaged by bombing of ware
houses, the society said 95 per cent
cent of all goods have been received
at their ultimate destination.
Vessels now flying the American
flag carry an estimated 1000, 900
tons
Evening star., 1941-05-30

the Communist party-and sec
ondly they are interested in sabotag-
ing our defense efforts by slowing
down production" he said.
Evening star., 1941-05-30

Two thousand women have ap-
piled for enrolment in New Zea-
lands auxiliary air force.
Evening star., 1941-05-30
Vienna Girl Wins Decree

Miss Elizabeth Hunter of Vienna,
Va. was graduated this week from
Converse College, Spartanburg, S. c.,
with a bachelor of arts degree with
honors in English.
Evening star., 1941-05-30

Peiping, China, has adopted day.
light saving time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
K. Of c. Speakers
Will Broadcast
Here on Sunday

Georrs c BnSborToW. Chairman
= re Columbus dsT ennnlttes
Tor TIE Tacoma knights q Colan-
sas. announced Friday arrange
meats have heen completed for
rselo breakfasts ever zach = re
three iocsl stations - sanday.
Oct -
L P Krsuse 81 TAX ever XVI
from $50 - AS ?. IT On The
following subject n Contempt
rzry Message On Christopher Co
lumbus" Leo HcGsvlck All de-
liver an address over KAO from
AS 70 ; ?. n on -Seopaganism
a. Opposed 20 Christianity Au-
gust Von Boecklin al b On The
air from 9 TO els p N over
KTBI and vil TAX Or What me
Knights q Columbu Stand For.
Those assisting Chairman Bills
borrow on the committee are l. A
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Caiapulied Planes
Important Factor

DoNDoS-Tns admiralty con-
nrmed Friday TRAIT oztspultsd
fighter planes from ships were an
important factor in Great Britsiu's
improved position IN TIE battle OF
re Atlantic. although TIE little
craft often are lost a. Sa
At the same time. IL Vas an
nounoed that the distinguished
service order had been award
81 70 Lieut.. Robert Everett
81 the feet air arm for shoot
ing down a Toeke-Nulfe plane
from a eafapulted fighter.
Everett rode the grand national
winner Gregalaeh IN 1929 and has
ridden in FIVE grand nationals
since.
He vas forced down At sea dur
inC the battle with the German
air raider but was rescued.
Many o. the x25 900 catspulted
planes have been forced 10 land
Al sea and have been lost.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
To Present
Flag Friday

Mrs. Frances NJ. Haskell. past
national president Of the Ladies Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic
will present a large American flag
to the Volunteers Of America at a
special service Friday evening in
the hail at 1928 Broadway.
Prior to the dedicatory cere-
monies, Miss Jean Sandin OF the
Lincoln high school will sing a
group of patriotic songs Mrs
Haskell will speak on national de-
/ Tense.
Mrs. Haskell has served as a
member of the board of directors
of the Volunteers Of America more
than 80 years and during that time
has been of great value To the
organization. During the past two
years she has been of unlimited
service 10 staff Captain and Mrs.
r. C. Ecklund, local officers in
charge of the Volunteers OF
America.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

Principal speakers viii b~
Mayor Harry r. Cain Of Ia
coma and J. ". Teutnkle Of
Spokane At the morning 49,
sion. and Goeffrey Morgan Of
Santa Monica Calf. At the
afternoon session
A number q important lunch
cons have bceen arranged for the
noon recess. one. 70 - he'd a.
First United Pre=pytsrisn church.
viii bring together al grade and
high school musical education
teachers.
The morning program vii open
~ O'Clock with Marvin stevens.
ThurKton county superintendent.
presiding. Director William sher-
man gill direct Yelm high school
band In the opening music Rev.
J. Renwiek Mccullough. pastor Of
First Presbyterian church. Ia
coma. viii give the invocation.
Next viii be the address Of
Edwin n. Quigley Of Montesano.
president Of the Washington Edu-
cation association.
Mayor Gains subject VIII be
.D~mocrscy-EdD OPP
porfunify.- which all he fol-
lowed by . panel discussion IN
the r~isted topic. Thu R@la-
fson Of the School 10 Govern
ment.- Louis Watkins Of
Olympia viii serve ~ eoordi-
nstor.
Talking on the panel will be
Mrs. Agnes M. Punk Of the Ia.
coma school board: l. ID. Burrus
secretary-manager Of the Wash
ington State Teachers Retirement
system: Mrs. r. Nydia Case. junior
past president Of the state fedora.
ton. Business and professional
Women's clubs: Attorney John T
McCutcheon, Tacoma. member oi
the last Legislature. and 1t Col
Don d. Dewey. Fort Lewis.
John Rushing. Seattle. will mak'
announcements relative 10 the Ma
tional Education association o
which he Ia regional representa-
tive.
Edna knuppe. teacher Mt
Roy, Will be chairman Of =
meeting of the W. r. A. de-
partment OF classroom teach
ers. meeting Mt III o'clock.
Following this will be nomina
ton Of officers and Mr.. Tewinkle'i
address on The Ingredients Tina
Make. a Good Public Relation
Situation"
! The institute will reconvene q
1850 with J. Il. Martin. superin
tendent of Mason county schools
Shelton. ms chairman. The Puy
aliup high school girls glee clu
will be presented under the direc
ton Of Louis Owens.
Mrs. Pearl A. Wanhmaker. stat
superintendent, will be the frs
speaker. discussing state admins
tration matters.
Godfrey Morgan's talk. Deaf
or Taxes" will begin at o'cloci
as the main business of the after
noon. Morgan In described as
former legislator, educator. lee
turer and public relations coun
selor.
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Il was Pierce cossnty's turn this
year 20 program the institute and
County Superintendent Percy Cox
IL general chairman for the affair
1n alternate years The Tacoma
city school administration ar
ranges things
City and county schools IN The
region VIII be closed Monday. not
because Il is Columbus day ard
legal holiday. but because of the
institute, Il yas explained
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Heroes OF rs Meet
At Fort on Monday

Meriwether Lewis chapter OF the
Heroes Of rs will meet in the Of
ficers club at Fort Lewis at $50
D. m. Monday. Oct. ID. TO confer
degrees on new candidates. All
Heroes are invited to attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
I.INSEED AUTO OIL

Linseed oil totaling 2,4O0, 900
pounds. yield of 1880 acres Of
flax. is used In the construction Of
every million automobiles. The
oil is used for making paints, core
oil. soft soap, glycerin. etc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Pressure Grows
For British Raid

fContlnued From Page One)
ehinvell. labor member Of the
house Of commons. had given no.
tice Of q question for the next
meeting Of parliament. demanding
that the government make a
statement at once on the Russian
military situation.
II was reported that shinweil
might now interruption Of current
business on the ground that the
situation 10 q urgent public i'm
portance and must be fully de-
bafed-
MOST EFFECTIVE CRITIC
or GOVERNMENT YET
Thus shinwell. who has proved
the most effective critic Of the
government IN parliament since
start Of the war. took the lead In
q demand for information on the
Russian situation. and for immedi.
ate effective aid TO Russia
Tn newspapers Friday tcok
mp the cry. from the ultra
conservative Times 20 the
mc~t sensational papers. that
the government do something
af ouce" 10 relieve pressure
ou Russia
THE British radio. heard II
New York by the United Pres
listening post. said that ZOO
trucks had arrived in the gulf an,
that improved railway service IL
Iran would permit the transpor
Of 5000 tons OF material a da,
for Russia)
Lord Beaverbrook was expecte,
10 discuss fully with Churchill IN
Russian military situation, tn
Russian view of the best mean
by which Britain can help. and de
Tense Of the government agains
tts critics.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

Teachers From 3 Counties
To Meet in Tacoma Monday
County Supt. Percy Cox Is Chairman
For Institute of Joson Lee School

School teachers Of three eounes-Thurston Mason and
Percew in Tacomss Jason Lee junior high school
Monday in regional oneday eonventonnstitute Of the
Washington Education association
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

Krsase. Martin Petrich. T. In
man Hswley. A A Bsrlia and
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