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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Phone Co. Pays
Its Earnings Tax

city Of Tacomss cash re
sources. fattsnsd by two checks
totalnng t7i sag from Pacific
Telephone a Telegraph Co. made
possible Saturday = warrant call.
effective Monday. for 1918 out
standing general fund warrants In
the amount Of si7a 1901
Finance Commissioner ra~c.,t
announced Saturday the recelp, Of
the telephone compsnys annual
payment Of iis gross earnings tai
2 per cent NJ its income from
local exchange service last year
one check was for t2i .s4s.7s. the
other for siTssT.
The eompsny's payment came
while N. council IL stlll wrestling
with the question of renewing the
i0-yesr franchise granted by the
city IN 1880 Actually. the 1890
franchise has expired and the com
pssy rendered It's tax payment -
the last under the terms af the
former agreement. The company
has asked that the old psf cent
iss DO continued u. commits.
sionsrs are studying wAvs and
means 81 substantially increasing
IN. ciiy's revenue from this source
General fund warrants called by
fawceit for payment Monday IN.
elude all numbered from ts.ett 10
~ $40 inclusive.
In addition. Fawe.it called
l. I y guaranty fund warrants
from 2oi 10 2is Inclusive. amount.
Ing to is.7ii o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17

fconlIrued Frusn ress onel
transferred e.rs - crippled chit.
sfsn frem seel.i security t<p.rt.
msnt u h<>lth department., pss<~6
III requiring 81 sss passions
anless e ~. n.ss - eensFisasion.
and expenditures hr~sssa ssr<ua-
-rt snslsT@ns allowances as<ssi.
sssa housing 1s~ - permit rsf~i
scusins pfel<sts
~sss.~.s r,~s~~ss rss.>s 81
sslff<nina la sasinst efssnte<l
snsrvny. pas>>s I'll aushafssins
eount~s - stats - iesss ianf n
government far ssfsnss purposes
approved arg. slsn~ss rrexrsss.
lneiaalna meusy = lmffevs rcsds
IN rsooms area. psssss ls~ 20
curing employers 81 Md ehs fes
drsffses authorised kessssHs a.
liberties 10 halid semss foe 80
fsns< -efssrs created state a.
fsn.~ ceuneil
IAh~s Increased payments n
injured anoreFs under ~efsmsn
compensation ls~ ~ ~ On 30
Dor esmins hisnnsam. sssmptssi
agricultural stor frcm senina
under unemployment COMPENSATION
pfossctten. sstsnaea unsmpley-
msnt compensation 70 employers
~ one ~ murs rsfsuns Instead NJ
sikAt ~ mcF<. - ~ present 81
up apprentices council; barred
ssae klesn.ess ~ ~aFsefs. 70
qulfsd si.ushtsrhsas~ ara Fssssaf.
ant inspscsian3 placed stale ard
municipal employees under federal
old az. rsosrsms II ard whom con.
krsss snsets similar lsw required
shefs - built over Railroad 70.
pair ysTds
state s.ses.m~~ssi rs~sss~sss.
tiss rfsnsfsrrea eli attorneys IN
state departments 70 control ~ 81.
tafnsy Esnsfal. transferred I'll
pest snsiiting In state ssdisass
consolidated lssas and Industries
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Man Just Too Toll
To Take Any Abuse

"A man Of my size Just can't
stand that kind Of abusive lang
uage' said Stark Evans when he
appeared before Judge W A. Rich
mond in police court Saturday
morning on = charge Of being dis
orderly by fisticuffing with Robert
Toomhs.
Evans. who said ms height was
"five feet s inches was given a
suspended sentence after testi-
monv showed Toombs 5 feet 10
inches tall. had started the argu-
ment Toombs. frequent court
visitor on drunk charges. was fined
SIS and costs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Cleland TO Talk
Here on Mar. Il
Will Give Speech
On Neor East

Tventv-fhree wears - sxreri-
enes IN Egyp, ard the Near East
vill b drawn upon hy D. WendsH
Cielsnd when he speaks on First
Hand Impressions q the Situation
in the Near East" in ths College
~ Puget Sound auditorium on Fri-
CAV evening March q
Or Clslands lecture = spon-
sored BY the Tacoma World A.
fairs council. Z Is oren % the
general public and especially 70
high school ard college students
Dr. Clelsnd arrived In re tinted
states late In October flying from
Caro- 70 Cane Town and thence ~
steamer to New York CITY
He IL = mine ~ information on
present DAY conditions IN Egypt
and the Near East He has
doctors degree from Columbia
university and an honorary degree
from Westminster college and is
the author Of the book. The Popu-
lation Problem in Egypt
Roderie Olzendsm. wee presi-
dent Of the council. will preside A.
the meeting which viii open Al
s o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Pierce County Legislators Played
Important Part in 9th Session

Continued From Page Onel
introduced by Rep. Hugh Rosellini.
to place code offices under elective
officials other than the governor.
County members served In KEY
oommitte posts. top job going TO
Puyallup Rep. Tom Montgomery
a. chairman Of the house appropri-
ations group which wrote the
81 1000 600 supplemental dget
Rep T. A. lZaok Vane served
for the fourth time In as many ses-
sions as member Of the all
important house rules committee.
They fought some losing
battles. with Sen. Ted schroe-
der Pu,sllup. sponsoring the
marital syphilis test hill
which WAS killed In the house;
Reps. J. ~. Ryan and Ro-el-
Iini making a futile effort 10
push through the hotiy=eon-
tested chain stare tan hill;
Reps. Frank Chervrnka and
Montgomery beaten In an ef-
fort Ia write t0-miii prop
erty tax limit into the con
stitution. The latter pair.
however, succeeded In pas
sage of a t0-mill referendum
measure.
Pierce county solons filed u
bills in the senate passed 10 oi
them: and filed SO In the house
passing II.
Made Armory Possible
In the senate they put through
legislation combining port district
elections with general elections
bill appropristing sl46.250 fot
construction Of a naval and marine
reserve armory in Tacoma. slated
10 get a $500 900 federal matching
fund: measure establishing =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
II ERE'S MORE ABOUT
Legislature Adjourns

county roads to the state system.
The two houses had wrangled
over amendments to the bill for
three days. Late yesterday Speak
er Edward }. Reilly threatened to
recess the house until Monday be
cause the senate refused to appoint
a new conference committee
The senate acceded 10 Reillys
and Lieut.. Gov. Victor
A. Meyers selected new com
But when the revised com
mitiee completed work ON the
measure. Gov. Arthur Is.
Ianglie's hackers In the sell
ate-led by Sens. Joe Drum
heller, d., spokane, and Earl
Maxwell, ID, king-preyented
II from getting the 2i-Vote
constitutional ma lOrit,. The
vote was 22 To 10.
The bin. essentially n return TO
the pork barrel mode Of handling
secondary highways. would have
given the state $500 a mile from
the counties snare OF gasoline tax
receipts 10 maintain costs OF roads
transferred to the state system.
Conference trimmed the roads
affected BY the measure to Az
miles At $500 mile
Eleven bills were tied up in com
mittee when the legislature con
yened yesterday. but in 10 hours
all were passed or killed. leaving
only last-minute clerical and rou-
tine details before adjournment.
Among the final bills passed las
night were those appropriating
800 600 70 aid schools IN national
defense areas. setting $3.50 4
month minimum for aid to depend.
ent children. instead Of the SIS
average now paid. making 1t H.
legal 70 poison domestic animals
and bill setting up new percent.
ages for dividing up revenue from
the three per cent sales tax
The present law gives 80 25 per
cent Of all income from the tWc
per cent sales tax 70 schools. Ths
new measure viii give them IS s.
per cent Of the three per cent tax
which would amount 10 more thar
they now get.
The state. because Of heavy pen
sion burdens. viii receive 81 p pea
cent q the three per cent tax
whereas il now gets ~ = per cen
Of the two per cent levy. TIE oil
would cut the University .
Washington from 7s2 per cent Il
Is per cent. Washington Stat,
college from ! 50 n ia per cent
and make corresponding cuts y
the three colleges II education a.
Cheney. Bellinghsm and Eilens
burg.
Besides the three per cent sales
tax. the legislature enacted a gifi
tax and pinbsll and slot machin.
tax However. Ser. \. ~ Nurfln
D.. Yakima. chairman o. the sen.
ate revenue and taxation com.
mittse. said the program would
fall short o. balancing the state {,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
pETTts sprsKtH

Rep Edward l. rsttls will sd
dress the Washington Old Ars
Pension union IN Emerson hail
1905 Broadway. sunday a. 80
.. m. on the question ~ .rrhs IsFis
laiurs ard what u I'D .. John
Grssnman. educational alse,or Of
the union will conduct an open
forum from .. NJ. until start Of
the meeting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Main Street
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

ter Mr.. and Mr.. rrueusn Rishep
In Seattle
n Southern California - Mr
and Mrs RAJ Thompson. who vi
VISIT Their eon. Rul. row N ths
L : army air corps At Noffet
feld.
Elizabeth "Rlcks" Decker. Taco
ma coed on the University -
Washington campus. wss featured
in Thursdays Daily in ore 81 =
series 81 articles on outstanding
campus women Miss Decker has
hcen Avs treasurer a member Of
" Key. activity honorary. and has
served on numerous committees
Walter West. manager ~ the
Tseoma Better Business Bureau.
will speak on "Rsckets" Al the
meeting Of the South Tscoms Bus
mess club Tuesday evening
Capt. and Mrs. {. A. kaiSer de-
parted Saturday for san Francis
co. where Capt. Kaiser will be sta
toned a. the Preside
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Slmm. Van
couNer. p. c. have been visiting
here with their daughter. Mrs. p.
X. Horr.
Regina Hoover. 33i4 No 41st st.
was one Of a group Of L. ". siu-
dents who took part in music
recital on the campus Thursday.
At Stadium she was member Of
the Glee club and sang in the
opera.
Jack Clsmpitt has returned from
Detroit with new automobile.
One Of eight students chosen 10
represent the University Of Wash
ington this summer at the Eighth
America Japan Student confer
ence. Virginia Grove Of Tacoma
Will attend sessions on the Univer-
sitv Of Washington campus. The
conference will draw representa-
tives from universities throughout
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
War in Europe
A Year Ago
March Is. ~


r'nnlss parliament rsfifIsH
ssrms ~ eassc rfrassa pooeo
treaty.
French ssnase ho<ssH PvovNlsg
GscuaFa nslsdssw vstR 49, seee
~ confidence n ~ ec<ovw@eNo
ana Iss AIlsss q. ecsssssse ~ -
wtsh lrereessre sesrGy.
fnsess ~ vss - - woref
tsrsss esrr- steamers n~vs ssl
rs~sshysn1es ewe6iss seeomev
Sssns. ssa dsvmar frssentev -
cnrsns winch vss srastis1 ~ ~
ers~ % prevent capture
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Actions in Divorce

Divorce actions we're fled IN
superior court Saturday ~ jose
phlns against Ira NJ Smith. on
grounds % incompsilsihiy Grace
against Hsrvsy r johnson.
burdsntof1s home life Dewey v
against Margaret n Etscssr,
desertion: Clarence sgslns, Eva
Halliday. burdensoms homs lfs
and Satzia against Jerome Ne
Cabe. bufdensOms home life
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17

division Of flood control In the
department of conservation and
and . bill estsb-
fishing rural county libraries.
Senators also won passage of
bin making theft Of certain rail-
road property q felony, the much.
discussed fifsmens pension bill. q
bill affecting cooperative mansgs-
ment OF state forest lands. another
directing the state toll bridge su-
thonty Ia take immediate. steps
toward reconstruction of tho Mar
rows bridge. and . ball revising
metropolitan park district sleo-
tons
Sen. Kathryn Malsirom led In
moves for rehabilitation Of schools
and for establishment Of libraries
Spearheads Of labor measures were
Sens. jackson and MoGayick. while
Sen. percivsl forced attention upon
operation Of state Institutions. and
sen Schroeder backed marriage.
road and state forest measures
Death In committee took
terrific toll Of hills author~d
b, Pierce count, representa-.
tive.. hut among the ~ sur
,iving measures several were
Important.
Passage Of the "anti-kickbsck'
measure. putting teeth in the law
against rebate Of wages. was
feather In the cap Of Rep Hugh
Roscllini
Rep John MeCutcheon. sole RE-
publican Of the county delegation,
staged spectacular drive against
the revised unfair trade practices
act, which finally was defeated
nccutcheon was sponsor Of the
bill establishing Byrds Mil road
as historical road No. !, which
passed
Other Hills introduced
Others Of Importance included
the bill allowing Tseoma and other
cities TO set up sewer utilities.
sponsored by Rep G y tciiu1
Erdahl. and Rep ChervsnkA's bill
for control Of horticultural pests
and plant diseases
representatives emerged With
passage Of G. " Tromblsys bill
permitting use Of jiggers In catch
ing bottom fish. bill allowing
refund ~ unused assessments 90
kspo~sin school district taspays
ers. the bill sponsored by Reps
Erdahl and Van. 10 Increase aid
10 IN. blind. nocuteheon meas
urss on prsetio. OF ohlropody. re-
tiremsnt pay for teachers and
stat. contributions for FIRE pro-
lection districts Also passed was
Rep vanss bill allowing single
policy Insurance eossraRs ~ eli
types Of motor vehicle accidents.
IneiDd.d In the constantly
b~sten minority attempting In
block passage ~ the three per-
cent ssles tss increase wss
Rep. Edward L. P~ttus. who
slse staged . io.inx fight
against revenue MEASURES
framed 10 psv for the $40
old age pensions.
Defeat also vas mstsd out 70
{ Rep Paul sAndsgr.n. Nho made
brief stand for psssas. % a
bill for uniform adoption and state
printing Of school TEXTBOOKS. .
measure twice defeated la a. many
sessions
Pierce eOtnty's Delegation sVlit
{ frequently on controversial meas.
urss A. legislative block. the
group h.ld together only on a
losing attempt ~ ssrmsrs sDotis
81 900 900 IN sss tsx revenues fnf
county road and hnsiiy spll,
even on ths, stand when the hoUss
ana senate reached q deadlock On
T pork b rrsl" funds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Defense Program
Being Supported

The Rev. Roy TalmadEs Brum-
hsurh moderator ~ the Preshy-
terry of ire Pacific Northwest
Bible PRESBYTERIAN Church ~
America l-sued the following
statement saturday
In view n the unscrlnturai OF
position offered 70 the present de-
fense program q our government
ey certain psclnstle leaders u
church and state In our country.
ths fresbYtsry % the Pacific
Serthees; ~ ths Bible Pre.hy-
terisn Church ~ Americs. meeting
In Tseors March u adopted
unanimously the following resoiu-
ton
We are in fnll accord with the
governments program for nation
q defense and we give our whole
hearted support % the govern.
ments program Of about aid 10
Britain. no matter q what extent
cur government may feel II necss-
sary 70 50.
The Preshyterv unanimously
adopted the above resolution be-
cause q its strong conviction that
wherever tofRlitarianIsm
flourishes. there every worthwhile
phase Of civil and religious free
dom Is destroyed"
the nation Olive Moe and Con-
stance Halliday Of Tacoma were
chosen slternstes 10 the conven-
ton. Miss Moe attended the meet
ing In Japan last summer
Recent visitors in Gle Elum
were MIR. and Mrs. STANLEY Muir
ply and daughter. Lynn.
I'd Dahl. radio expert and all
around handy man on sheriff John
{. Biorklund's staff. is busy IN.
stslling the two-way communica-
ton systems In the new paddy
wagon and sedan which SO IN serv-
ice next week.
Rodney Dcckert was In Tsonms
this week. He called on Don Clip
pie.
Between crop reports on the
status Of the orchid which Richard
T.. Tilley has planted In his garden
and readings Of the arguments on
the lend-leasc bill by Mike Antush,
life flows along serenely AT the
West Coast grocery office these
days. Tilley's orchid is one OF few
in the Puget Sound region Antush
has complete copy Of the lend
lease bill which he received recent
" from Washington. u. c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17

Articles Of incorporation have
beer filed IN Olympus for the Ken.
worthy Mills. Inc Tseoms. with
capital listed At 800 900 ineor-
pofstors we're v ,. nsixgsr. I'll.
ton ~. Gardner ard Merton Elliott
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
TWO MEN FINED

Fifteen dollar fines we're assessed
b. Judge y \. Richmond against
Roy r. Howe ard John " Cath
wright IN police court Saturday
Howe mad pleaded guilty 10 oeinT
drunk and diHordsriy. Cartwright
TO beng disorderiy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17

ifol,o. 20 the senlroy Mofch
IS. Their perfectly blended
voices ore heofd with chofn.
ino eitsei IN due, numbers.
ord Their solos ore exquisite
bits OF MUSIC To their of,sstrs
IS odded charming personality
The foregoing IS from those
sho have heard them OF the
University Of Washington.
Reed college. poftlond. Mills
college. Col ord the White
House. Woshinoion. D. {.
The ooncea will be gwen In
Rector holl ord - 10 DO iol.
lowed by O reception.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17

budget and leave u with an ss-
900 90 deficit 81 the bisnnlum's
end
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Obituary N Offices
MRS MoIIIE v. GOODRICH


Mrs. Mollie D. Goodrich. 81.
formerly resident OF Tacoma for
20 years. died Saturday at her
home In Epworth Heights. RI 2.
Auburn. where she has made her
home the last four years Her
death followed q prolonged illness
While in Tacoma. Mrs Goodrich
was a member Of Epworth Netho-
dist church She WAS native OF
Topeka. Kans. coming 10 Wash
ington 80 years ago. Surviving are
her husband. George J carstaker
AZ Epworth Heights. two sons
Harry Of Seattle and Charles Of
Tacoma. two daughters. Mrs.
Hazel Burleson of selsh. Wash,
and Mrs Mildred Lingbloom Of
Enumclaw. two sisters. Mrs. Edna
Day Of Tacoma and Mrs. Annette
Anderson 81 Richisnd. KAs. five
brothers Phillip A. pollom Of To-
peks. Boyd p Of Rsedisy. Cal.
y. y. Pollon and " W. Pollom
n Tacoma. and A p Pollom Of
F. Chehalls. Wash. and eight grand
children Bucklsy-King will an
uouncs the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17

Thomas O'Dsy Of 1880 =
Broadway. died IN local hospital
Saturday At . ~.
Mrs. LILLE Josephine Dsyis--Fu-
neral services were held Saturday
from Mellingers chapel. cremation
following.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-08
Japanese Newspapers Launch
Attack Against DemocracieS
OBy Associated PresnD

NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-Japanese
newspapers, rejecting alarm at
United States-British military
talks in Manila, today loosed a
concerted editorial blast against
the demOcracies, their bittereSt
since conversations between
Washington and Tokyo were
launched several weeks ago.
Nichi-Nichi Influential Tokyo
paper. declared editoriaIly that
"conceited leaders" in Washing
ton are seeking war with Japan
as part of a program to dominate
the world. The paper accused the
United States of attempting to
suppress" the japanese, and
warned that their country must be
prepared to resist aggression from
any quarter.
Other papers castigated the
arrogant attitude of the United
States and Great Britain, warning
in the same vein as Nichi-Niehi,
that Japan must be prepared for
whatever comes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-08
CUBAN GUNBOAT
DUE TOMORROW
BRINGING REPRESENTATIVES,
TO TAKE PART IN Gu
BAN CELEBRATION

Cuban officials represenuuE
the Havana government army
and navy are expected 70 a-rlVc
here aboard a gunboat t0m0Tuw
morning 10 take part IN the cele-
bration Of e GrIto de Xara-
Friday.
Cuban Consul Berardc Ro6-
riquez and navy station Officers
said this afternoon they hase
received no details concernllE
the name Of the gunboa- or
names Of those IN me ofEcla
party.
Military and civil authurltles
here viii Join with the Cuhan
consulate staff IN 3 program
which includes q dance zamurruH
night al the Cuban elm. . "a
rade Friday morning and .
velada Friday night
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-08
MOONSHINE STILL
FOUND BY FORCES

BARLOW. Oct. a FNS)
MoOnshinerS in dry Polk county,
resenting the inquisitiveness of
State Beverage inspectors here
last week, met the investigators
with a hail of bullets which caus-
ed state officials to appeal to the
sheriff's office for help.
Deputies reinforced the posse
and the illegal citadel was stoTmed
to take the culpritS into custody.
The still, located near Auburn
dale. was being guarded by Mrs.
lone Green who is alleged to have
fired the volley at the officers as
they approached her house.
A still was discovered nearby
and 20 barrels of mash and 20 bar
rels of noonshine were destroyed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-08
ALFRED AL0NzO BAKER
COMPLETES TRAINING

MIAMI. Oct. B.-Alfred Alunu
Baker. Jr., l407 Pine street KEY
West, who enlisted through tae
Navy Recruiting Station a. the
Post Office Building here or
August 10. has just cumpleted q
SIX weeks recruit training pc
Rod at the Navy Training Sta
ton in Norfolk. Va. and return
ed home on leave.
Upon his return 70 the Train
ing Station he win enler the
Aviation Machinists'. MetalWurk
ers', Radio and Ordnance School
as he has successfully passed the
examinations for TINS school Il
was announced today by Guy p.
Hull, Navy Recruiting Officer for
this district
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-08
Amateur Radio Operators
Are To Engage In Tests

Amateur radio operators Of the
United States and ITS insulzr pos
sessions viii be given a chance BY
the navy department Oct g 10
test their skill in competition.
Lieut. Comdr Henry L Naff pub
lie relations officer al the local
station. announced to-day.
Part of the national Observance
of Navy Day, the radio tests VIII
be made by the office Of naval
operations al Washington. and
letters of appreciation viii be
sent To those operators who sub
nit perfect copies Of q test broad
cast.
Transmission VIII be az the
rate of approximately 3 words
per minute and viii De preceded
by a five-minute continuous CO
call.
The transmitting schedules fol-
low:
From Washington-s.0o p. n.
18th meridian time, simUltan-
eously on 4525 and 9050 kcs.. cali
letters MAJ;
From San FranciSco-s 30 p m.
10th meridian time siEnultzn-
eously on 4045 and 1000 kcs-. cau
letters NPG.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-08
MANY SELECTEES
ARE CALLED UP

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. Oct. 8
FNS).-One thousand three
hundred fifteen seIectees were
called for service III Florida this
week by Brig. Gen Vivian Col
Inns and will be sent to Camp
Blanding in November.
White selectees number 1882.
to be indicted between Nov. 3
and Il Inc negro total is 23S,
to be called up Nov. 14-17.
AS in previous calls, Miami
(Dade County, leads the list with
a quota of go whites. Duval is
second with 161 and Hillsborough
third with liz.
Three counties were exempted
-Pasco. Citrus and Okaloosa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-08
Claims German And Italian
Troops Have Lost Heavily
In Battling Serb CutTlDaS
CBy Associated PressD

news reports from Sweden today,
telling of the arrest of % Nor
wegian trade union leaders by the
Gestapo. The Swedish reports
said the men were sent to a con-
centration camp near Oslo. where
two other trade union heads are
said to have died in the last week
after prolonged ill-treatment by
the Germans.
Stockholm papers said several
German soldiers have been killed
recently IN Oslo, and the Oslo
Trondheim railroad line is said to
have been broken by Norwegian
guerillas.
Gestapo officials. according to
the reports have threatened death
to all Norwegians living in the
neighborhood of the line if sabO-
tage continues.