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difference.
Mcneil Islands Greatest Hurler Reioins His Club

looking JOB honest" baseball But that midway In
interested So he robbed the Frestone
the Los Angeles post office.
blank orders rubber stamps James
country writing He cashed
In in
sher he
with the federa three when he went
robhing His
Fedrss and their had
clubs the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Huskies Skid
In Hoop Race
Oregonions Punch
Out Another Win
Last Nights Results
Oregon 81, Washington SO.


EUGENE, Ore.-Gangly For
ward Hank Anderson got up off
the bench with an injured knee in
the last minute OF play last night
and Gagged the basket that gave
Oregon a thrilling 1886 victory
over Washington in Northern
division Pacific Coast conference
basketball game.
Washington was leading by one
point with minute to 20 when
Coach Howard Hobson sent in his
six-foot seven-inch scoring star
who had been out of Oregon
last three games with an injured
knee.
The hobbling Anderson.
wearing huge bandage
around his injured knee. cap
tured the ball In a furious
pileup and let fly with his I'M
orthodox "unguardable, shot
from far out ON the floor with
only 20 seconds left.
The ball swished squarely
through the net to give oregon
story-book triumph and make it
two in row for the Webfeet over
the Huskies who bowed the pre-
vious night, 81 70 IS.
Washington ran up r quick
seven point lead before Oregon
found the basket. and the Huskies
led 20-19 at halftime.
The game ended disastrous
four-game tour for Hec Edmun-
sons Washington five, which
started indicated and in first
place in the Northern division,
only to drop four straight on the
road trip.
Summary:
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Schumacher Signs
NEW YORK We

NEW YORK - Veteran Pitcher
Hal Schumacher has signed his
contract for 1e4f. the New York
Giants announced today. Schu-
macher won Is and lost ID last
year and had S.25 earned run
average.
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ANGEIESJoe the hottest pitcher Mcneil Island
prison going the baseball team
under long contract.
will be Mcneil island in time to the Fed
spring practice county Jail today waiting
be returned
Federal Judge oConno
guilty rohbing po>tofce suh>aon Besides
violating
his parole.
When he psroled to southern California
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of the Yankee chain system;
Joe De,ine, Pacific coast scout
for the Yankees. Casey Stem
gel. under whom he PLAYED in
Toledo, and Frank Lawrence.
owner of the Portsmouth club.
Baseball men say koehler IS one
OF the best liked men in the IA
tional game. He is a personal
friend of every major league man
sger and most pilots in the high
minors. He has connections that
should bring Tacoma some good
talent this year.
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Park Basketball

The Park Glass "A" basketball
league will open its final season of
play tonight at Bellarmine gym.
with four of the seven quints
seeing action.
At S o'clock jefferson Play
field vs.. Valley Paint; 9 o'clock
Puyallup Christian VS.. Central
Lutheran. The opening game at
o'clock will be between %"
clubs, knapps Business college
and Woodmen of the World.
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Basket Results
By UNITED PRESS
College

by tNIIfD PRESS
College
Oregon 81, Washington IS.
Pacific ~, College of Idaho 81.
81. Martins AZ. Eastern Wn. 81.
Portland U 43. Signal Oil 81.
Eastern Oregon 40. Albany ~.
willamette 81. Whitman 43.
st Mays 81. San Francisco IS.
California Al. Cal. Aggies 30.
Billings Poly IS. East. Mon. "a,
Denver ~. Col. College Al.
Baylor IS. SMU as.
Texas Tech 81. New Mex. L Is,
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Bells Hailed
By Prep Club
Seuttle Winner in
Last Seconds Play

Bella rhine Lions lost heart
breaker last night. lost it after the
game WAS over when Harold Cir
ten. Seattle Prep guard. oonverttd
the foul shot that gave the visi-
tors 34-33 victory.
The Lions led for better
than three-quarters only 10
fall behind In the middle of the
fourth quarter. A closing
rally and foul shot by Larry
Rask knotted the count at
1888 with ten seconds to 60.
Girten was fouled just as the
gun ending the game was fired.
He only had one shot but it was
enough to give Prep thrilling VIC
tory.
Rudy Moekel was going great
guns for the Lions. garnering ID
points for high point honors.
Seattle Prep reserves won, Is
to 20.
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alert and hesdsup IN tough eastern
Koehler mas never played on the
Pacific coast and Is not widely
known here. but IN the middle
west. east and south he Is respect
ed BY baseball men as an inspira-
tional leader. great teacher and
personable fellow who Is a credit
10 whatever community his pro-
fession brings him.
Offered the job as leader Of
the 1871 Tigers few DAYS
ago, koehler wired Tuesday
night TO President Jack Quill
that he will accept. The new
Tiger manager makes his
home in Toledo. Ohio.
koehler has been managing pro
fessional clubs for six years and
has been playing in the paid ranks
for 10 years. He is playing man.
ager who expects TO get into at
least 100 games this year.
FROM AKRON
koehler comes from the Akron,
Ohio. club of the Mid-Atlantie
league. where his charges won the
remnant and the shaughnessy
playoffs last season.
He was manager of Akron
for three wears. and before
that piloted the Portsmouth
club of the Piedmont league.
In six years his clubs have
finished first once. second
once. third twice, and fourth
twice.
koehler's baseball has a sound
foundation. At Penn State college,
where he starred at both basket
/ ball and baseball, he was tutored
by Hugh Bezdek, one-time mana
ger OF the Pittsburgh Pirates. He
had his first professional expert
ence under the late great John
McGraw, and followed with six
years under the capable direction
of Casey stengel of the Boston
Bees, then manager at Toledo in
the American association.
AS a manager. he has had the
advantage of being trained under
the Yankee chain system. AS a
member of the Yankee family. he
has had access to the famous file
system in which is recorded the
progress of every player in or
ganized baseball.
KNOWS LEAGUE
Through this file. complied hy
the scout ting system of the
Yankees, Koehler probably knows
more about the weakness and
strong points of Western Inter.
national league players than many
who have watched games regu.
larry.
koehler is known as a good
batter. especially tough with
men on the bases. Father
Time has slowed him down,
but the record book shows he's
been a top defensive man.
capable of playing any posi-
tion i'm the iDfield or outfield.
In 1886 and 1887 he was picked
as the all-star utility man of
the Piedmont league, and for
the last three years was ac-
corded the same honor in the
MidAtlantic circuit.
AS a player in the American as
ISOLATION. he played third bast
and the outfield, but il was moi
uncommon for him to work a
short, second or first. Since be
coming manager. ne has fitteC
his men in positions they bes'
could handle and then would fiji
in whatever spot was left open.
HIGHLY PRAISED
No manager In Tacoma'x
history comes with more glow
ing recommendations than
koehler. He received the un-
qualified stamp Of approval
from George NJ. Weiss, head
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Abes Beaten
BY Puyallup
Coil Bruce Stors as
His Five Wins. 1894

PUY ALL p Lincoln Abes
could stop everything but Gail
Bruce here last night and that's
why Puyallup Vikings measured
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surprises and get into the thick of
From p pennant-winner in 1888,
the Cubs have taken terrific
tumble. They finished fifth last
season with .4s7. their lowest per-
centage in Is years. The Cubs
seemed to he bunch of boys pull
Ing in all different directions.
The first move to get the Cubs
all pulling their oars in unison was
the hiring of Newsman Jimmy
Gallagher, one of the Cubs sharp
est critics, as general manager, and
Jimmy Wilson, Cincinnati coach
and world series hero. as manager.
Then Wilson's first and most
important move was TO plug
the Cubs gap at shortstop. He
picked Billy Meyers, shortstop
of the World Champion Reds,
as his man and gave up out
fielder Jimmy GIeeson. short
stop Bobby Mattick and an
other player To be named later.
Wilson has been criticized Sc
verely for going SO high for Mey-
ers, who hit only POP last season,
but in two years with the Reds
Jimmy learned plenty about the
Cincinnati shortstop's team value.
II Meyers comes through for the
Cubs. the club is on its way back
into first division. Three other
shortsto7s are listed on the roster
Len Merullo from Tulsa. Harvey
Storey from San Francisco and
Bob Sturgeon from Jersey City.
TWO MORE PROBLEMS
Perhaps Wilson's two other
toughest problems are catching
and first base. Al Todd, who was
in the bad graces Of the Cubs last
regime, is the teams best veteran
backstop. However. Wilson Hopes
that Clyde Mccullough, presently
a holdout, Will take over the No. !
job. Mccullough hit 1924 for Buff
falo and is product of the YAM
+ kee farm system. having been
bought by the Cubs from Kansas
/ City two years ago.
! Wilson has four first base
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hAAhRHt
The Vikings led all the way
except for a moment In the
first quarter when Benny Ishi-
oka's push shot from the side
put the Abes out In front,
3 10 2.
Puyallup then moved ahead,
1913. at the end of the first quar-
ter but the Abes moved up to
1912. midway in the second
period. A fast closing squirt gave
the Vikings 1912 halftime lead.
Abes Rally
Each team scored Il points in
the third period but Lincoln rallied
to close in TO 1884 on Logan
Blades push shot from the key
hole with minute and a half
to 20.
Billy Calligsn checked Ray
Spurgeon. Bineolns high
scoring guard, to eight points
while Spurgeon held Fred
Strankman Of Puyallup 70
eight points.
A reserve for each quintet
looked good In the fourth period
with Harold Rodvelt of Puyallup
getting six points and Tom Loran
chucking In four points for Lin
coin.
Puyallup reserves won the open
er. 27-1s. with Sawyer and Tom
chick high In scoring.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06

Total IA $40 Total Is 5l2
Halftime score. Washington 20,
Oregon 10.
Officials. Frank Heniges. Port
land. referee: Emil Piluso. Portland,
umpire.
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Oregon Prep Scores

Salem - McMinnville q
Oregon Fresh So Eugene is
I1llsmook 80. Oregon City 2e.
Gresham 80 SilEerton 2e
WOOD burn 20. MolaIla %.
Psrkrise -. Corbett 40
Chemsws IS. Candy ~.
Estacada -. Sandy &c,
Newport IS. Taft q
Columbia Prep IS. Forest Grove is
Newberg q. Sherwood Is
West Linn 81, Hillsooro 27.
II you're not using il, sell Il with
Fsst-Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 3I51.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06

The Park leagues first hall
classification basket race came to
an end with four teams still eye
ing first place. All Falkland
, Lutherans have TO do is TO win
over the fast Clan Gordon squad
and things Will end. If they don't
the first place viii be thrown
into a four-way scramble. with
Jefferson Plsyfield and Central
Lutherans coming in on the final
pie cutting. -
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KOEHLER SIGNS TO MANAGE 1871 TIGERS
Colorful, Experienced Young
Man Lauded by Smart Heads
Has Unlimited Contacts With Right
Sources Where Tolent Con Be Plucked

the Tigers koeher experienced Ted
reputation for beng
heads in tous
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Looking Over the Majors
NEW YORK The

YORkThe Cubs definitely the
approaching continue around
they develop of the big
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06

Eddie Taylor. former Tacoma
Tiger manager. will remain as
coach, and DR.. L. ". Richards will
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06

Listen
Claude Mukins You write 10 Nat Flescher editor OF The
Ring Madison Square Garden building New York City he
has that detailed dope Marie Barovc Mike and AS gal
down Stanford university is becoming high grade
rifle shot at school Saw film at the Riviera fhea,e
showing 100000 wild geese in action Chief among the
speces was the blue Never heard Of ii until then
letter from Jack Thompson grand Of the field and
strea much for good fishing and hunting 'n
future will what we have seen what
fishing costly than halt fishing Ana
thrilling PHEASANT And skiful Those quiet gss
Arr generally example The former
Tiger talking with his bat ana
Ford and Henson IN
to %
younger sprouts willing to make things
Nv edited
baseball authority Bill skiff with Pitts
1921 Transportation Of the figures s
IN Bradleys little fox terrier
from the Bradley home No 10th and
Poisoned but being kept alive by
DR. pulling Bill skff TO make good He'll
country And that double
Players scattered In all
Whattsamaftah with
oices and bid for BABE Ruth
Tsk. Taxi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Eddie Taylor Will Keep His
Job Under Chief Bill Skiff
Former Tocomo Manager and Roinier
Coach Retained: New Boss Satisfied

SEATTLE .5year-old catcher and Yankee
yesterday NJ
seat. today changes
the club at present.
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

THIS new Tiger manager Pip Coca koehler. thsa-
way from his homeland touted as gent who Is razor
sharp between the
Also that he corking player. smart bazes IN head
work on the totng six of his 36 in life as
manager of ball clubs.
Thirty-six years old. he of the outstanding
PLAYERS of his day Rates of the best any
time according TO information down 10 this corner
ocss Koeher PLAYED State back the early 70
Played years starred that league . wen ~ ne
did in the collegiate Of the casaba sport
PLAYS viii playing manager for the seneah
He has had years pro baseball experience
One wear Giants under John he6rA" Blk
years with Milwaukee and with Atlanta
He managed the Piedmont league and three WITH
Akron Ohio Atlantic league
only Of ms teams finished out OF inc mrs,
division
And that place fifth. top Of the second bracket
Coca. Koehler Seattle skipper well was
rival manager n the Piedmont circuit
Koehler Portsmouth and skif handled Neffo ey
FLASHED in the shauehnessy playoff.
10 up
.. hand no closely timed. JUST oncdent, that's all.
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MosoH Knows Koehler -.

Jimmy Mosolf the pleasant former major Lacquer and
Double minor star employed at Sears Roebuck COM
many. Tacoma remembers koehler
.sur, l remember Jimmy The played with
Great fellow to play IN
,o Can handle hunts champ Good hitter Not sensational
hu, s,uavs near or above he should hit
well over circle"
Casey stenee heard of cssey7 ates koehe
or. Of IN, smsrtest playeA knew.
Ana Casey paved with days Of
major might .. =
Koeher weighing $50 pounds charming man
reports emphasize
college graduate at home In company good poseo
afer-dnner speaker .
sr touted as does the Soca
vo.her must that needed
And will that gets 1ooo per cent
That soes from club chiefs down.
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Bombers, Freighiers Left in
Lead for Commercial Crown

Norwood 30 10 81, IN the other
"A league games.
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ts9) Bombers
faal Fifr

SUBS. SUPERINTENDENT 20
"a. O'Mailey. Norwood-Rasen. Pa
Ia. McClsry 80 Mcconnell.
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HIGHLY PRAISED
No manager in Tacoma'S
history comes with more glow
ing recommendations than
koehler. He received the un-
qualified stamp Of approval
from George NJ. Weiss, head
Nogales international., 1941-12-25
PAGE TWELVE

Allen, is engaged IN construction
work at Wake Island, which haS
been under attack by the Japs.
Nogales international., 1941-12-25
I AT WAKE ISLAND

Tom Allen, formerly of Nogales,
was here last week. His son, John
Nogales international., 1941-12-25
Recapped Tires
Can Be
Purchased Here

New tires cannot be purchased
now in the United States but there S
no restrictions on the sale of used
tires, used tubes, Or recapped tires.
The Nogales Tire Service, owned
by Mark Moore and located at 342
Grand-northweSt corner of Walnut
street and Grand avenues, so far
as we have been. able to learn, the
only shop doing a recapping and
retreading business in Nogales,
therefore, it is a very busy place
these days since government re-
stricitons on the sale of new tires
went into effect.
Explaining the reason behind the
government decree stopping sale
of new tires, Mr.. Moore caid:
''Mcst rubber comes from the
Dutch East Indies and ships can t
set through from there since war
broke out in the Pacific
He went on to cite the following
about the amount of rubber in a
new tire and what it takes to recap
a used one.
For example, take a 6O0-16 size
tire A new tire of that size weighs
20 or 81 pounds and is made mostly
from rubber, a scarce. material to-
day.
"a recap tire of the 600-16 size
requires only eight pounds of camel
back-that isn't all rubber, probab-
ly only half of it is rubber, the rest
of it ingredients put in to resist
wear, so you see there is big diff
ference in the amount OF rubber in
a new tire and that required to re-
cap used one
Nogales international., 1941-12-25
Last Rites For
Former Nogalian

Funeral services were held at Tue
son Sunday for the late Mrs Ralph
Reagor (Venora SchelD, IS, former
ly of Nogales, who died week ago
today at Fort Bliss, Texas, following
a several weeks illness.
Among surviving relatives are her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Schell
of the Patagonia district, and her
husband, Lieut.. Ralph Reagor of
the 9th Cavalry at Fort Bliss.
Nogales international., 1941-12-25

Of beginning, containing 151.O1
acres in Sections Oney and Two,
Township Twenty-three (23),
South of Range, Sixteen Q6)
East, in Santa Cr,,;;-: County,
Arizona, with the Improvements
thereon;
Said license or permit to Craze
livestock on the Coronado National
Forest will be. relinquished to the
United States. -, ~
NOTICE Is FURTHER GIVEN
that said sale will be made on on
after Monday the 18th day of jan
uary, 1912, and written bids there
for will be received at the law Of
fices of Messrs. Duffy and Robins,
attorneys at law, Room 212 Trust
Building, Nogales, Arizona.
DATED December %, 1941. .c.
RICHARD FARRELL, JR..,
Administrator of the Estate of
Richard Farrell, Deceased.
pub. Dec. 25, '41-Jan. 1, '42)
Nogales international., 1941-12-25

Our dogs of war . they're in
the army now. Those sturdy hus-
kies and Malamutes, veterans of
Admiral Byrd's Polar explorations,
have now been drafted by Uncle
Sam for sled duty in the Far
North. Read this story of a new
kind of defense preparation in The
American Weekly, the magazine
distributed with next weeks LOS
ANGELES EXAMINER. (Adv. J
Nogales international., 1941-12-25
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH
The Reverend George c.

111C 1CCVC1 C1lO NpCO4 &c W
Wadsworth, Vicar, 50
Holy InnOcents' Day, Dec. 28th
Holy Communion, 800 am. ~
Childrens Eucharist, with music
by the Junior Choir, e:45 am.
Holy Communion and sermon,
11:0O am. Sermon subject: "Glori-
flying and Praising God"
The Senior Choir will repeat the
music sung at the Christmas Eve
service, Sunday morning at II
o'clock. The general public is cor
daily invited to hear it.
Wednesday, being New Years
Eve, choir rehearsal will be omitted
this week. There will be a celebra-
ton of the Holy Communion, how
ever, On New Years Day at 10
o'clock, as it is the Feast Of the
Circumcision. Begin the New Year
right by making your Communion
Nogales international., 1941-12-25

assurances of national security may
be found in the worshipful spirit OF
it's citizens. Let us close the Old
Yean and get ready for the New
Year by worshiping God together.
All are cordially invited. Strangers
made welcome.
r. o. A. SMITH, DID,, Minister.
Nogales international., 1941-12-25
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY

OF SANTA CRUZ :"
In the Natter Of the Estate
of
RICHARD FARRELL, ~
Nogales international., 1941-12-25


In the Matter of the Estate
of
RICHARD FARRELL, ~ -.
e~s - Deceased.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY AT .
PRIVATE SALE FOR CASH.
NCTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that, pursuant to an order of the
above named Superior Court duly
made and entered on December 20,
1941, the undersigned administrator
of the estate of Richard Farrell,
deceased, will sell at private sale for
cash the. following described real
and personal property of said es-
tate, to-Wit
Approximately IS head of range
cattle branded OIL
Six 90 horses
OIL brand -
License, or permit to Craze live.
stock on Coronado National
Forest
A portion Of. approximate.
Sections One and Two in. Town
ship Twenty-three South of
Range Sixteen East of the Gila
and Salt River Meridian and
! more particularly described as
follows: Beginning at corner
No. l from which the witness
corner to the east quarter cor
.ner of said. Section One bears
south IA 2l. East 4O.96 chains
! distant, thence south g. z west
II chains to-, corner, No. 2;
thence. south 74o %. west 77.68 :
chains to corner No. 8; thence
north g. 6 west 9.99 chains to:
corner No., thence north So.
40 east 1855 chains to. corner.
No. s.. thence. north .27' east. ~
23.79 chains to corner. No. 6;
thence south. 789 g. east 54.02 :
chains to,corner No. /. the place
Nogales international., 1941-12-25
SHERIFF IN TEXAS

Sheriff j. j. Lowe and daughter
Lucille and son Charles left Saturday
to spend the holidays with Mr..
loves 94-year-old mother at Del
Rio, Texas.
Nogales international., 1941-12-25

Misses Mary and Ann Hutchinson
and mother were here Monday
from the Little Outfit Ranch near
Camille.
Nogales international., 1941-12-25
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

CUNUhEUAIIONA CHUhCH
Church School, 10 O'Clock. Miss
Eta Mae Lewis, superintendent.
Pilgrim Fellowship class, same
hour, Mr.. Russell A. Smith, di-
rector.
Morning worship, II o'clock.
Theme, Which Way From Here?"
Miss Elaine Gildea will preside at
the piano
The last Sunday in the cid year,
may we not improve it by attending
religious services. One of the best
Nogales international., 1941-12-25
THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS

Meets at Knights of Pythias Hall
900 a.m-Priesthood meeting
9:45 a.m.-Officers and teachers
prayer meeting.
1000 .m.-Sunday School.
Evening Service
7:30 p.m.-Preaching The special
interest of this service will be the
sermon of Brother Grant Hinckley.
Nogales international., 1941-12-25
G,lfItIpr}'ld(Q
ANNOUNCEMENTS!
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Sundays: Masses at 7, $3.50 and II.
Weekdays: Mass at T.
L. DUVAL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19

Leaving his ships, the Pioner
and the Lososi, Nth Souiet off
oials IN MurmGnsk, Jan Kaitin
and Fireiei Uent TO Leningrdd
by train. Soon he became q
member Of the inner circle guild
ing the maritime section Of the
COmiteru, and ia September,
1891. he W0s summoned 10 Berlin
by Ge0rgi Dimitrou from whOm
he learned that the COmitern iCds
planning a MAJOR blOV TO para
ipzc Germdnps foreign trade. A.
ddWR, October J, the call for
strike and mutiny Wos broadcast.
VditH and three GPU body
guards boarded three Germ
ships in Lcniugrad and declared
the strike lCQs on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19

out folder matches that throw sparks
in your faces when you strike them.
Should be al against making such
matches.
a neighborhood tailor says he doesn't
mind so much paying his helper the union
wage scale OF $40 a day but what he finds
very irritating is that whenever he repri-
mands him the helper says:
Don't you speak too cross TO me or
I'll tell the union"
Napoleon had conscientious directors
TO deal with and was quite tolerant in so
doing. He permitted Mennontes TO serve
as hospital workers.
In the World War the United States
had 337 $40 draft deserters. OF these
1911 1873 were caught.
GIIIHY il IT," asks a New Yorker.
W that most girls with blue eyes
airts aud ptrIs with 0ranu Vrays