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lnsss 81 Dies


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y ~ q ~ HOUSE Com
~ o inxestig ating unAmer-
- bgttvtties said today their
Would proceed immediate
VI ~ ~ illness Of their
I h1DBG6n, nsp. Dies (D-Tsx).
yann collapsed Ia his Of
li6n 81 botdny = short time after
~ Jtoxnly defended the conn
rnitlDoiTwurk On the house fleor
and participated In . roll call
49, q ~ 70 3 for . resolution
rocSootinR The committee until
April 4. le42.
Ur. Matthew w. Perry, his
physician, ordered Dies to . pri-
vats hospital for at least q
weeks rest, He attributed the
Texans collapse 10 nervous ex-
haxstion and said "he was sim
ply worn out"
Rep. Starnes {D-Ala), who has
ncted @ committee chairman
when Dies has been LII or out
a Tie capital, announced that
Diee' absence would mean "oniy
I delay in getting started on a
long-ranse program"
I'VE have got . lot of stuff
worked up on which We prob
ably will hold hearings any
way" Starnes said.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12

The second OF six short ar
ticles outlining the most COM
mon errors of income tax
payers.
This years income tax blanks
have another new feature, the
special Defense Tax. That's to
help Uncle Sam pay for his new
army and navy.
Lots of people misunderstood
il, even taxpayers of long stand
ing. 1t is a 10 per cent Defense
Tax. The basic income tax rate
for moderate incomes is 4 per
cent. The new 10 per cent De-
Tense Tax doesn't mean that the
rate has been upped to ii per
cent. It means that you are
taxed 4 per cent, and then you
add 10 per cent of whatever
amount that figures out to be.
For instance, if your income tax
figures out at $40, you take 10
per cent of that $40 as a De-
Tense Tax, and add it to the
$40, making a total tax of $44.
It's, easy to see how this is
misunderstood. If youth look at
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Probe Pressed
Friend Seys kussien
Committed Suicide

WASHINGTON, Feb. l2-(R
The last friend OF General
Walter G. KrivitskX,to see him
alive was convinced today that
the former Russian secret a4ent
committed suicide, but other Is.
sociates held to the belief that
he had been assassinated,
Warrington police who exam.
ined Krivitsky's body sitter Il
was found In . hotel room here
Monday were strongly inclined
to agree with the suicide
theory advanced by the Rus-
slams friend, Eitel Wolf Dobert.
Dobert, former German
army officer now living In q
log cabin near Charlottesville,
Va, said Krivitsky spent from
Thursday until Sunday with
him and while there penned the
three farewell notes found BE-
side his body. Dobert said he
helped Krivitsky buy Q SO cal
iber pistol in Charlottesville.
An identical blood stained wea-
pom was at Krivitsky's hand
when the body was discovered
by a chambermaid.
The behavior of the myster-
ious little Russian throughout
his visit to the cabin, Dobert
said, indicated that he intended
to kill himself.
Nevertheless several Of Kri-
vitsky's friends and acquaint-
snces declared he well might
have been "liquidated" byTa
political assassin. In magazine
articles and in testimony before
the Dies Committee, Krivitsky
had told of his adventurous
career as a member of the So.
Wet Secret Police, and of his
eventual break with Josef Stain
over the 1897 Russian army
purge" He often voiced his
fears of Stains vengeance,
friends recalled.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12

At the same time, 1t became
known that administration lead
ers had wanted to push the
committee resolution through
the house without debate yes
terday, In order to avoid what
one Of them said might be un-
pleaSantness."
But other members prevailed
upon them to permit discussion,
and the debate gave Rep. RAN
kin (D-Miss) his opportunity to
call upon Dies to answer state
ments that had been made
against the committee.
The tall Texan took the
floor, against his will, to deny
q statement by Rep. Dickstein
(D.NY), one of the committees
most frequent critics, that "110
Fascist organizations" in the
United States had the key to
the back door" of the commit
tee.
With the crowded chamber
listening intently, Dies proceed
ed to enter a long defense OF
the committee and specifically
rebuked Dickstein. AS he fin
ished, q big majority Of the
members arose and applauded
at length. Dies walked to q seat
near the rear of the chamber
but did not leave until he had
shouted q loud AYE" when his
name was reached on the roll
call. The house subsequently
voted $4,000 for the commit
tees work.
Starnes said that as Dies
walked along the aisle, ne
reached out with his hand to
keep from falling.
The Texan has not been In
good health in recent months
and recently had to cut short
q short speaking tour in the
Middle West.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12
Livestock

pETRoYT, ret. is-tAP,-Csssse -,
steady. Chetes - prime yeesllaGs 49,
$3.50; seed 70 choice ysaslisss leSe.11.oo;
choice 70 prime heavy stssrs t3.oe-oA0ot
rsss e ehsles seeevs iese-isses 80
hest light tusshss bSlls, 1.De-oSos ~
heavy bslsgpa bsl1s, 1SetS.Sos eeel -
shslss sesehevS suA sse1sBs, eoo.1o.1oS
miIkers saa spsiagess, eo.oe-eoseo.
Calves So; steady. best calves, ~,
fair 10 geed. ts.eo-1s.eo. eve =
Sheep an6 Lanbs s.eoo; stsa1y Wieh
ysstes6syp eless. Best, 1o.oo. rals -
fst sheep. aSo-l.0o.
Msss--t. -. Prospects hlskes. Prevssus
close tsp Sc, slsgs, $3.50.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12
Field

(. \NOuSAuuCO CIVm ~eC -
ago when the City Commission
agreed to appropriate $4,000,
provided the civic organizations
and private citizens behind the
project raise an equal amount
of money. The $4,000 raised
through these channels, in addi-
ton to the $l2, 900 and labor to
be furnished by the federal gov
eminent, are thought sufficient
to complete the development.
Yesterday. committee officers
voted to call another meeting of
the board to determine how
much can be raised among the
various interested clubs and in
dividuals. They also contem-
plated ., supplementary drive to
obtain the necessary $4,000.
Money donated to the project
will 60 to q Civic Recreation
Fund.
The lighted athletic field will
be available to all citizens of
Mount Clemens. The field, as
planned at the present time, will
be fenced and contain softball
and hardball diamonds, a grid
iron with bleachers, tennis
courts, shuttle board courts, a
skating rink, and other facilities.
A committee composed of
members of the City Commits
sion ard private citizens will
have charge Of activities and
will draw up and enforce rules
and regulations.
President of the organization
behind the project is DR.. Camp
bell A. Ward; treasurer, William
T. Kelly; secretary, Bernard
Ballantine. The committee is
composed Of the following men:
William Kibble, Kiwanis club;
William T. Kelly, Rotary club;
Thomas Place, Lions club; DR..
Campbell A. Ward, High Twelve
club; Vincent Hazard, Owls
club; Stanley cady, Knights Of
Pythias; E. J. Buckholz. public
schools; Rev. Alfred "A. Hebert,
st. Peters Parish; Leo Braun,
American Legion; Waldo Pease,
Veterans Of Foreign Wars; Oscar
Zoelling, Young Business Mems
club; Donald r. Westendorf, city
of Mount Clemens.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12

and add it to the regular income
tax to make up the final total.
Some returns have already
come in from conscientious OBJ
jectors, who say they are against
war. and against being drafted
into. the army because they do
not believe in war, and that
therefore they can't pay any
Defense Tax, either. The draft
law has a provision for genuine
conscientious DIRECTORS, but not
the revenue law. The income
tax man won't recognize any
conscientious objections.
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Markets


DETROIT, FEB. l3-tAP)-(U. 3. Dept
AgrJ-
Ne 2It" BaIdwins 1855; Delicious
i.Ao-1.0o. fair eslsr 1.46; yenathans LIE;
Mc1atssh 1.35.1.5o; Spys 1.lo-1.5e. fair
esier i.IS-t.2s; waseners fair csnd. -;
"a" Jenatksns Lee.
Leaf Lettuce: Hsthsuse 1e-b bkts
Mich 1.2S-1.35.
Onisns, Se-ib sacks Mich yeilsws se-ee
per cent 3" sna larger 10. 1913 seeks
yellews 10.
Potatoes; 1ee-lb sacks US Ne tee
Russets 1.7o-1.SS. Mich ChippsWas IL,
Csbblsrs LIS; Green lltns 1.Se.1.9e; Bus-
SET Bsrals I.1e-I.ee. 1as nusasts 1e-Ib
sacks 1s-1esS. 1S-lb sacks Ne vsrieus
var. 32-3@. Green Mtns Mich 3l,S.42.
RhubaPb: Mich hethsuse Se-1b slae
ehsiee I.1S-z.18 fancy 47S-3.3A
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Bridge

Confined From Page ~
Grand Rapids, $2e.es0.
Lenawee County-Grade sep
aration Of four spans on U.s.
23S relocation south Of Adrian,
=. J. Wander veer, Grand Rap
ids, ~, 060.
Livingston County - 3.7Y8
miles grading and concrete sur
facing On M-50 from US-23 east
20 Oakland County lire. West
Shore Construction Co., Zee
land. ll1,o60.
Mackinac County-One $50
foot span on US-2. 2 miles
southeast Of Epoufette, crossing
Cut River. w. ]. Meagher. Bay
City. $l0S,7o3.
1Gaeomb County-Bridge, one
span O Mound Read In the VII
lago q Warren, Z. c. Nolan and
Sen, Detroit, $2S,ll1.
Ottawa County-Bridge OF
one span On M-2l northeast Of
HudS0nvills, Johnson and
Greene, Whitmore Lake, $751;
III.
Sc. Joseph County - 1855
miles grading and stabilized az
grogate surfacins on M-7S from
west Of Colon southwest, Com
stnek and Terry, Bay City. 49,
371.
T1scola County-O.70i miles
grading AAd stabilized aggregate
Surfncing On Mss approaches to
Com River Bridge 1t Caro-, Wal
rsyen 1rothers, Bay CITY $22,-
$50. n
Van Buren, County 0.398-
mile Of grading and drainage
structures On US.31 Black River
approaches, South Haven, Nc
Waugh Haynes Co., Center Line,
9330o3.
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JanitOr
Continued From Page ~

was picked up.
Chief Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney Wilbur F. Held stated
today, with the investigation still
incomplete, that q warrant for
the mans formal prosecution
may be issued tomorrow. He Is
tracing down the allegation that
two other children, the 10 and
IL year olds, also were molested
by the janitor. He questioned
the girls and their parents at
some length this morning.
A written statement by the
girl on whose complaint the jan
itor wss arrested linked the two
other girls with similar attacks.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12

driven so miles into Ethiopia on
a 80 ia, 40-mile front farther
east. The principal action in
Eritrea still centersd around
AZ miles from the capital at AS
mara. Lack of news from Libya
indicated a lull on the north
African front.
London had its first early
morning alert in weeks short
ly before 2 a. M, but the all
clear sounded quickly. Some
bombs were dropped in eastern
and southeastern England dur
ing the night, causing a few cas-
ualties, it was announced.
British bombers again struck
into northwestern Germany
overn nj 6 h I, but unfavorable
weather was said to have limit
ed the scope of the raids. Re-
ports from Berlin said some
civilian casualties resulted.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12
TIPS on INCOME TAX
Special Defense Levy Adds 10 Per Cent
of Tar Itself Not of TAXABLE Income

your blank, form l040-A or
1040, you'll see that the Defense
Tax is the last item, on either
one. The regular tax is figured
as usual, coming down to BAL
ance of Income Tax" (Item "a
on 1O4O, and Item 20 on
1040-A). Well, Balance of In
come Tax" sounds kind of final,
and people tend to start writing
their check at that point. You
must, however, make that last
calculation of the Defense Tax,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12
MountCLen,ens
. High Notes
MASQUE AND WIG
BY Kathsyn Safes


There will be a Masque and
Wig meeting Thursday, Feb. 13,
at 4 o'clock, in room lis. The
tickets for the play, 1.-THE Doc
tors Dilemma" starring Kath-
crime Cornell have arrived. The
members are to pay part OF the
expenses and the club will pay
the rest. Plans will be discussed
for initiating the new members
who were recently elected to the
club.
A CAPPELLA CHOIR.
The A Cappella Choir dance
was very cleverly advertised to-
day by students carrying heart
shaped banners which had
clever sayings on them. Every
member of the choir Is taking
part in this dance. It will be
held in the boys gym, with the
Kay Bees furnishing the music.
The King and Queen of Swing
will be chosen and crowned at
this dance.
GYM SUITS
The gym teachers have asked
any girls who are not taking
gym and have purple gym suits
which they would like to sell to
notify them and they will buy
the suits.
MOVIE
All Of the boys gym classes
saw q movie yesterday on Rec
-reation Through Travel" This
was q very beautiful movie and
was greatly enjoyed by every
one.
HI-Y
There is a Hi-Y meeting to-
day at tbs in room 104. This Is
a very private meeting and
they are requesting no visitors
for this meeting.
GIRL RESERVES
There was Z Girl Reserves
cabinet meeting today at : IN
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Vets
CONTINUED From Page ~


for immediate service anywhere.
In addition the registration
blank asks the following ques-
tons: Name; Name and number
of Legion post; Race; Citizen
ship; Address; Marital status;
number of dependents; Present
military or naval service, II
any; Police or fire department
experience, if any; What foreign
language he speaks, If any; Elk
perience as interpreter; Present
occupation; Number of years in
occupation and the firm name
of his employer.
Registrars are asked to reg
lister with Braun at his Michi-
gan Unemployment Compensa.
ton commission offices located
at % New street above tho
Cook Paint and varnish CONF
pany. :
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Welfare
Continued From Page II

Continued From Page II
in costs that have hindered ade-
quate distribution of funds.
Priehs stated that amendments
to existing welfare laws are
being considered at this time
with the objective of providing
greater assistance to the needy
and aged.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12

OJohn Frink, 101 Gallup ave-
nue., told police yesterday after
noon that a $50 wrist watch, q
gold chain and valuable ring
were stolen from his locker
while he was watching a bas-
ketball game at Mount Clemens
High school Monday night.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12

BATTLE CREEK-(R-Chas.
E. Wilson, 50, mayor here during
World War days, has announced
he will again campaign for the
office.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12

room liz. This was a very i'm.
portant meeting because we now
have q new president and she
outlined her plans for this SCI
mester.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12

NEXT: How to write your
name.
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Romeo Plans
Weekly Meets
Businessmen Group
TO Discuss Problems

OROMEO-Main street mer-
chants will attend the first of
q series of eight-weekly discus
sion group meetings on Monday
at 8 p. m. in the basement Of
the Romeo Savings Bank build
ing Russell Hilbert, superintend-
ent Of Romeo schools, said to-
day.
The program is one of 20 vo-
cational education programs ap-
proved today by George H.
Fern. director of the State
Board of Control for Vocation
al education, Hilbert said.
Ralph Tellard, merchandising
manager for a large Pontiac
store, will be group leader, Hill
bert said. The merchants will
discuss merchandising methods
designed to improve their retail
outlets, the superintendent said.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-12

Conscientious DIRECTORS may
as we'll forget all about their OBJ
jecti0nS to the Defense Tax.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
FALLO Ell TRIBUNAL SU-
PREMO EN- Ell Case DE LA
TAMPA ELECTRIC
La Compd5id dctudrd en- los
TrjbUHUles de HWSbOrOagh

Tallahassee, abril "a Por
cuatro votos contra 3, ell tribu-
nal supreme de la Florida con-
firm6 aver una orden de Ia jun
ia de Utilidad de Tampa reba-
iando las tarifas en- un 800.
Decide la mayoria del tribu-
nal que ell sistema de tranvias
no puede ser include como par
tie de la inversion en- la cual sc
basan las tarifas; que ell siste-
ma electrico, para Ia prepare
ci6n de tarifas, debe ser valua-
do en- la presente "justa valua-
ci6n' antes que en- ell costo ORR
ginal.
La Junta de Utilidad, un or
ganismo emanado de rivalida-
DIES pcliticas, sostiene que las
propiedades de la compahia va
len actualmente $4,461,0OO y la
compania afirma que sus inver-
stones. para servir de base a las
tarifas, montan q $12, 585, 900.
FL case volvera a los Tribunal
les del condado d Hillsborough.
donde la empresa solicit6 un en-
tredioho, tratando de impede
La gaceta., 1941-04-23

.Tae la orden de Ia Junta Sc haga
.cumplir.
Nuevas evidehcias presentara
la empresa en- contra de la con-
siderable rebaia, que no Sc de-
be a sentimientos hUmanita-
riosrios de la Junta sino a anti
guos resentimientos de un CRU
po politico contra otro.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23

asposos CelsStino y Josefina
Cuervo. 3
Entire los que presenciaron la
bcda Sc encontraban Josefina
Garcia, Katherine Yrade, Anto-
MIA Suarez, Julia Rodriguez
G,acs Arriete, EloiSa Perez, 10
ssfina Garcia, Isabel Alfonso,
Angelica Perez, Ara Maria Fer
nandez, Della Rosendo, Carolyn
Prieto, RoSalia Blanco, Elvira
Rodriguez. Martha Rodriguez,
Maria Teresa Alfonso, Adelina
Garr;ga, Rosa Hernandez.
Joe Hernandez, Adolfo CARR
ga. Evelio Velasco, Lilo Arrie
te. Pastor Perez, Francisco Fer
nandez, Roberto Cardoso, Mix,
La gaceta., 1941-04-23

Canto, Agusttn GarriCa, Ma
nuel Fernandez, Ricardo Garri-
ga, Gerardo Alvarez, Henry
Garcia, Henry Canto, Alberto
Ye!asco, Henry Garcia Jr., Ver-
non Ricardo Tony Lala, Jose To
res, Sam Diveto, Manuel Her
uaadeA Ernssto Rodriguez, y o.
lros much0S mas.
A los nueyos esposos Sc les G..
freci6 una animada reception.
Los invitados fueron obsequia
dos con dulces, cakes" y LEO
res.
Eterna felicidad les deseamos
a la enamorada pareja,
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
Ell picnic del domingo

Ell picnic del domingo
Sera inaugurada ell domingo
la temporada de fiestas campes-
tres, con ell Picnic que verificara
la sociedad L'Unione Italiana, 81
los terrenos del parque la Co
lumna."
Centenares de personals han
comprado bOletos para ell almuer
20, q. Sc servira bajo la frond0-
sa arboleda, a las doce y media
del dia.
En- la glorieta Sc turnaran las
orquestas don Francisco" Y
lie Florida"
En- ell transcurso del dia ha-
bran distintos entretenimientos.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR A R RODRIGUEZ

nitiva ell efectuar, ell entrante
Domingo, un "Weiner Roast.
Esta simpatica f~ieStecita, en-
la que seran sacrificadas las sa-
brosas "salchchas", a fuego lem
to, tendra por escenario los te-
rrenos de la finca del ST.. Nick
c.. Nuccio.
Asistiran los miembros Y sus
invitados.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
Santos del Dia
Jorge Y Adalberto.
Una Invitaci6n

Una InvitUci6n
Acuso recibo Ok una fina in
vitaci6n firmada por Ell Sr. Pa
lermo, Presidente de la SOcie-
dad "LUnione Italiana", para
Ell Picnic que esa sociedad veri-
ficara, en- los terrenos de LA
Columna'', ell entrante domingo.
Muy agradecido al Sr. Paler.
mo.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23

TedtrO Casino
Hoy por Ultima vez Sc exhibit
ra la bonita pelicula cubano "YC
Soy el Heroe'', con Ell gracioso
actor Federico Pinero, secunda-
10 por los conocidoS artistas Ju.
Tito Diaz, Humherto de DiOs, 10
lita Berrio. Elsa Arnaiz y Pepe
del Campo.
Complete ell programa una pc
licula en- ingleS.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
Bale pOr InUitGci6n

Bale pOr InUitGci6n
En- los salones dt la SocIedad
Italia verificara ell Bakers
Club, de la Association de Pa
naderos, una fiesta bailable,.
por invitaci6n. La fecha escogi-
da es la del 7 del mes de JUNO.
Con ell deseo de complacer a
todos los bailadores, han tent
do a bien el contratar los SER
vicios de las orquestas "Don
Francisco, Manuel Sanchez,
ia Sonora" y "La Tropical.
Continuaremos informando.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23

no Mas, canciller del Consulate
de Cuba en- esta ciudad.
Ell NAL que aqueja a la Sra.
Rivero, no es de cuidado, pero
su medico lie ha ordenado que
permanezca reeluida por varios
diaS.
Nuestros mejores deseos por
SUI pronto V total restablecimien
to.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23

OtrO Picnic
Para ell domingo % de Junio
la Union de Panaderos de la
lOcalidad esta preparando un
Picnic.
Como todos los de su claSe,
habra almuerzo y bale. Los or.
2anizadores de esta fiesta pro.
meten grandes diversiones.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
Otro Enfe1.nlO

Otro Enfe1mO
Tambien guarda CANA nues-
tro estimado amigo Ramon AL
fonso Valdes, domiciliadO en- Ell
1903 de la avenida 80.
Ell Sr. Alfonso Valdes es aten-
dido por el DR.. Rey. Dentro de
pocos dias regresara a sus ocu-
paciores.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23

Para pintar mejor SUI
casa, compre la pintura
2. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
La Junta de Hon

Esta mocha e reunira la Sec
zion Juyenil de la LOgia Caballl
roS Lealos de America Y tratara
del Weiner Roast del Domingo
81.
Ruegan a todos aquellos gus
tengan ell prop6sito de asistir.
que acudan a la junta y 10 mott.
fiquen.
Complacidos.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
Ecos de Una Bodo

Ecos de Una Bod0
Ida Rodyfgaez Benny Canto
La Residential de los esposos
Alberto y Adolfina Rodriguez
fue eScenario ell paSado Denim
go de la ceremonial nupcial de 81
simpatica hija Ida con ell correc
to joven Benny Canto.
Apadrinaron eSta bOda los
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
Pr6GimG VerbenG

La preparan las Secciones del
Circulo Cubano para ell entran-
te mes de Mayo. Con ella Sc da-
"a iniciO a la temporada de flies.
tas en- Ell precioso "Patio-Jar-
DIM. Tambien usaran ell inte-
rior del edificiO.
La comisi6n encargada pre-
para I'm magnifico programa.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23

EWBTWtU
BESIDE la tarde del domingo Sc
halla confinada en- sus habita-
clones Ia Sra. Margarita Rodri-
.guez, esposa del Sr. Cesar Rive
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
WeineY Roast

En- junta celebrada ell pasado
lunes los miembros del Tampa
Youth Club" acordaron en- defi-
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
RHEUMATISM

ARkIgVH PAIN ~ Jaw MINUTES
To relieve the tortuTine pain Of Rheuma-
1re minutes, get the Doctors formula
NURITO. Dependable-no opiates, no mar
06ticS. Does the work quickly-must relieve
Gua pain, 20 your satisfaction in a few
miuueeS oE money back at DrugEist's. Don't
W81. Dee NUR1To on this guarantee today.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-07-03
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can join British or Chinese armed
forces if they do not take an oath
of allegiance to any country other
than the u. S.
He told press conference the
possibility Of sending rifles to Fire
is being considered if the Fire gov
eminent gives assurances they would
be used against Germany in the event
of German attack on Ireland,
Production Progress
The President said the overall
defense production picture is not dis
couraging although there is a ser.
ious lag in munitions production be-
cause entire plants have to be built
before quantity production begins
He said, however, production of some
items is already at peak.
Army
The War Department announced
total strength of the Army as L.
441,50O officers and enlisted men.
including: Regular Army sos, TOO.
National Guard, 288,S0O; Selectees,
5000; Reserve Officers $4,000 Ar
my Chief of Staff Marshall announc-
ed that Congress will be asked for
funds to add 100000 more men to the
Regular Army to replace those sent to
outlying bases. They Army also an
nounced it has recommended to the
President that steps be taken to OBJ
tain authority to continue the Nat
ional Guard and Reserve Officers
on active duty for more than one
year.
Navy
Navy Secretary Knox announced
the U. S. fleet expansion program
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