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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Instruction
Male Help Wanted

HAVE OPENING for two young men
to learn the heating and ar condi-
tioning business This IS not
school but large manufacturer
who seeks to train men. Liberal
commission while training Apply
1890 m 703 Pacific ave.
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Clubs

Woman's Mission society of
Bethel Lutheran church will meet
Wednesday. AT SIS AT the home
of Mrs. Carl GRANDSON. 540s South
Fawcett ave.
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ACC Glazing and nirrors Sales
OG/N9 and service Tacoma Glass
Co ls26-I52s Commerce Ma ala
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ESTEY q OTHER FIHE PIANOS Max
Miller Piano CO 500 Pacific
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CIrculating Electric Home Heaters
HOMER KING. NC 74s Market
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MODERN Estate gas range iYory
enamel excellent condition. res-
souable Garland 5I72
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FOR sALE-Psno ana bench. IN
good condition, cheap. els East
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/ OST-GLASSES advertised without
L charge Call Caswell Optical Co
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REBUILT vacuum cleaners with
attach So 80 up Some as loz as
IS Dealer 4632 So L
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Lydia Phelps Tent No. -. ID. u.
v, will meet Thursday afternoon
in Emerson hall. Drill practice
for officers at / o'clock. Plans for
the inspectors visit will be made.
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Auxiliary 10 the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers will meet
Thursday morning at the Masonic
temple at 1890 for business
session. Luncheon and cards will
be at the Brosdmoor at l2.l5.
Mrs. c. A. Smith is chairman.
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Day and Contract Work

TWO reliable men desire mechanical
work or anv respectable job. Car
Phone 26-F-24 sumner. or write
k-3. Times
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. office
clerk desires work. references
Call NAH 2577
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FINE black walnut antique dresser
hnd ped Carved handles e23
Tacoma Ave
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WALNUT dining room su4te good
condition e55 No SAL
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

-SUsted conoce bien a Oh.
Wall, no?
lie conozco cuando lie
veo. No lie conozco tan bien
como listed.
-IEs cierto que Charlie
Wall lie consiguio a listed ell
empleo con Graves?
No.
-Cogi6 listed su empleo ell
dfa 7 Y este hombre fue su pri
mer arresto, Ino es cierto?
ST, accidentalmente.
TIntegraban ell Jurado que
declare culpable a Rogue los
senores William H. Haupt, Ell
nest R. Crise, w. K. Agee, r.
Leonard Williams, o. D. We
therell ST., y H. l.. HeathcOe
Acusaron los ~tenientes fis'
Gales Spicola y Fisher.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
Una lnteresante carta reclbida
por la Junta de Cultura

Esta es una de las muchas car
tas que diariamente recibe la
Junta de Cultura Espahola:
ST.. Presidente de la
Junta de Cultura Espanola,
YbOr City, Fla.
Muy senior n~uestro: En- nues-
ira calidad de refugiados espa-
foles, e~xcOmbatientes de la Re-
p1blica, nos dirigimos a listed
para rOgarle Sc sirva exponer
en- la Junta de Cultura que pre-
side, la situaci6n critica en- que
nos encontramos por 81 a bien
10 tienen, y entra clio en- ell ca
pitulo de vuestras posibilidades,
acuerden facilitarnoS alguna
ayuda economical que alivie o mi
tigue nuestra aflictiva situa-
ci6n.
Ell case concrete es ell siguien
te: En- ell mes de Mayo, encon-
trandonos en- SantO Domingo,
decidimos, empujados por la de
seSperacion, trasladarnoS a Me-
xico en- una pequena lancha,
eomponiendo la expedition 16
personals, entire elias 3 ninos y 2
mujeres. Tras un mes de peri
pecias sin fin, llegamos a cos
tas cubanas para pedir probicio
mes y las autoridades nos prohi-
bieron continuar viaje. siendo
trasladados a esta Capital, DON
de en- calidad de transeuntes es-
tamos hace tres meses.
BESIDE ell primer momento so
licitamos de la Junta de Ayuda
a Refugiados ESpanoles que fun
ciona en- Mexico q. A. r. e.
un subsidio que nos permita vi
vir o Ell transporte Urgente a a.
quel pals; pero ell tramite pro-
sigue, sin resultados cfedsivosI
aun Las posibilidades de encon
trar aqui empleo son nulas Y la
ayuda economical que han podi-
do facilitarnos amigos compane
ros y simples compatriotas, es-
Ia completamente agotada.
Ell primer Teniente Pedro 10
PEE Gale sc encuentra invalido
por enfermedad cr6nica adqui-
rida en- ell frente de Teruel, e.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

jerciendo ell cargo de comisario
de Division, y ell segundo tenien
te Joaquin Aube Casals, que de-
sempen6 ell cargo de maxima
confianza en- los s~ervicios de In
formation del Ministerio de la
Guerra, tiene a su cargo y en-
completa indigencia a su espo-
sa, Rosa Munoz de Aubet, tres
hijos, Aurora, Fernando y Joa-
huin, de Ii amos, IL y 8 respec-
tivamente.
Hecha esta exposition, solo
nos resta agradeceros de ante :
mano ell apoyo solidario que pO-
dais facilitarnos.
Fraternalmente ~vuestros y de
la RepGblica Espanola,
p. Lopez,
J. AWbe.
Senas, Agramonte 658 bajos.
Habana, Cuba
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
HdNlbTe q faltG de trobdjo
en- Grecid

FL reri6l!co "Brkar9ster Ia
geblstt" controlado per Alema-
MIA, ha tenido que aonfs:sr cue
en- la ciudad de Volo, con sus
$4,000 obreros tiene m Is de 12,-
ecu sin emp.eo. Las colas lie per
scnas que Sc forman en- Atenas
para concprar ccmsStib.es, Sc
tex ! hen como "inmensas" Y
ell communicate termina: Hay
tan solo IN minimum de mer-
cancias para Ia v2nta en- las ten
das. pero la lista de mercancfas
que Sc venden clandestinamen-
tie y a preclos Iabulos~s, aumen-
ia de dia en- dfa,"
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
Nomenclature del anO

Nomenclature del aHO
lie damos, sonora, como nos
pide, ell origen de los nombres
de los meses:
Enero (januarios en- latin)
deriva del dios Jano, a quien Sc
presentaba con dos caras, una
que mira al ano que empieza y
Otra ell que termina.
Fabrero Ode februare, purifi-
carr porque durante el Sc cele-
han los sacificios eXpiatorios.
Mario, deldios Marie. Abril,
de sperire (abrir), porque la tie
ra Sc abe en- esta 6poca para pro
ducir sus frutos.
Mayo, de '4majoes", nDmbre
De los senajores romanos, que
empezaban en- este mes del ano
sus sesiones.
Julio. de la diosa Juno, hija
de Cronos (Saturno) y de Geo
Ga TERRA y esposa de Jupiter.
Julio, de Julio Cesar. Ages
to, por Cesar Augusta.
Septiembre, octubre, noviem
bre y diciembre puieren decir,
respectivamente, septimo, &C.
tavo, y decimo, ndmeros de or
den que les correspondent en- Ell
calendario romano, ell cual an
tes de Numa Pompilio, empe-
zaba en- MARIO y solo Sc compo-
MIA de nueve meses.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

Las a~utoridadeS italianas de
Ocupaci6n, en- Atenas, han anun
ciado nuevas penas que llagan
hasta "A amos de presi0io o
muerte para los que Sc ded;can
a hacer propaganda contra el
Eje. Ell ostentar escudos de "pai
ses enemigos" sera castigado Sc
veramente. A la poblaci6n civil
no Sc lie permite estar fuera de
sus casas despues de media no
che y la genie no puede andar
por la Gale o formar grupos de
mas de dos personas.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
Trd contdai6n 'nvol1ntaria

No puli2n3o c3conjer ia in
a.lretereia del actual Ministe-
lio de S rple mantos de BGlgica,
! reri6d;co Nazi 'Volen STRAIT
Sc queja amargamente con las
siguientes palabras: "es.o com
PLACE a todos los angl6filos del
pals porque hace que las condi-
clones de la ocupaci6n sean
peores de 10 que precisarfan
SER" Otra admission significan-
tese ha'la al pie del mismo ar
tieulo, refiriendose a las perso-
mas que escuchan a la radio
Londres: LA provision de Vi
ver2s esta desorganiz9da de-
Dido a que la genie obedece a la
propaganda britannica Y com
pran cuanto esta disponible, sin
del precio."
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
Amigo de GOya

FL torero Martiucho, inven4
tor del salto o suerte taur6ma-
ca que lleva su nombre. fue
grande amigo de Goya, ell cele-
berrimo y genial sordo de Fuen
tetodos.
FL magico pincel de este, tan
aficionado a escenas taurinas,
Sc ejercit6 mas de una vez en-
retratar al valeroso lidiador e.
jecutando sus suertes, en- las q.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
DANIEL @ ACUSO A
TONY ~DT DE SER
UN DE
CHARLIE WALL
Asegura que lie puso los hume
ros en- su autom6vil

Tn Jurado declare aver cul-
pable a Daniel Rogue, en- la
Corte de 10 Criminal, de ven
der Y poser ndmeros de bo-
lita.
Decide ell Jurado de acuer
do con su c~onciencia, pero Ro-
QUE, llamado a la silla de los
testigos, pudo desahogarse en-
contra del diputado condesta
BILE Di Lorenzo, ahora agrega
do a la oficina del condesta-
BILE Graves.
Rogue asegur6, en- tono fir
me, que Di Lorenzo no es otra
cosa que un instrmento de Oh.
Wall, ell lider del juego pro-
hibido.
"Yo apoye ell sheriff Gull
breath en- las pasadas eleccio-
mes y el, para vengarse, me
puso en- ell autom6vil los nd-
meros de bolita."
"Di Lorenzo me aconseJ6
en- differences ocasiones que
hablase con Charlie Wall ~
TODD Sc arreglaria."
Interrogado por su defen-
sor, Oscar H. Norton, Rogue
contest6 que el habia visto a
Di Lorenzo en- ell domicilio de
Charlie Wall. "Yo he visto Ell
juego alberto, en- toda la ciu-
dad, y el formaba parte de la
"escuadra" del sheriff contra
ell vicio."
Di Lorenzo rechaz6 los car
COS Y por expresarse en- forma
incorrecta ell juez Hines lie
impuso una multa de $500.
Norton interrog6 a Di Lo-
renZoen esta forma:
-iPor cuanto tempo ha
sido listed I'm intermediate
entire Charlie Wall y los juga
dores?
70 nunca 10 he sido y US
ted 10 sabe.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
Fecundiddd de autOr

Una prueba de la vida pujan-
te y del deslumbrante resplan-
dor que di6 al teatro espanol ell
genio extraordinario y la pas
mosa fecundidad de Lope de
Vega Carpio. Ell "Fenix de los
Ingenios", es que, cuando el EN-
emlpez6 a escribir solo existfa
en- Espaha dos compahias am
bulantes de c6micos y, a su
m~uerte, podian contarse hasta
40, compuestas en- total de mas
de 1900 personals.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
ANUNCIESk EN-
LA
Doble ayuda para las mujeres

iQue hace listed cuando tiene do
lores de cabeza, nerviosidad, dolores
parecidos a calambres, faita de e.
nergia y appetite, o afguna otra for
ma de molestia Functional que lie hace
miserable la vida? IPor que no hace
10 que miles de mujeres y toma Ell
CARDUI.
Hay dos formas de tomarlo.
La prircera: ayuda a aliviar ell do
lor ~peri6dico y la i~ncomodidad, TO-
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

mandolo tres dias antes del "tiempo'
Y siguiendo las instruceiones. Segun-
do: ayuda a construir energia, fuer-
"a, por medic del acrecentamiento de
la corriente del jugo gastrico, 10 que
facilita la digestion v ayuda al ape
tito, tomandolo por las instrucciones
para t6nico. Las mujeres que 10 usan
g Mas dos formas parecen ser las
mas en-usiastas propagandistas de-
CARDUI.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
JUNTA DE CULTURA
ESPANOLA

Sc cita por este medic a to-
dos los miembros de la Directi-
va para la junta extraordinaria
que tendra lugar hoy, Mierco-
les II del os cOrrientes, en- ell lu-
gar de costumbre. a las $50 p.
m. Habiendo recibido informes
pedidOs a Cuba en- relaci6n con
los Refugiados Espanoles llega-
gran intereS que concurran pa
ra determinar sObre este asun-
to.
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

En- Sarajevo las autoridades
de policia han extendido la no
ra de queda, de manera que Sc
aplica a TODD ell mundo. sin ex-
.cepci6n. Ell andar en- grupos es-
ia prohibido. La sociedad cultu-
raj "Prosvjeta" ha sido disuel-
ia por ell delito de haberse mos
trado contraria al pacto con A
lemania y proclamado su ade
herencia al ideal de una Yu-
goeSlavia unida.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
Tetudn

Ell nombre de la ciudad ma
rroquf de Tetuan Sc compone de
dos palabras "xeljas", Tit y
Auen, que signlfican "abre Ell
ojO", es decir, ponte alerta. A
Jude ell peligro en- que hace mu-
chos amos estaban sus haitian
ties por los ataques y fechorias
de Ms moros mOntaneses veci-
nos.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

Sc aunban la precision mas
exacta y la mas inconcebible te-
meridad.
Martiucho ejectu6 varias We
res la de matar toros sentado
en- una silla y ron grillos en- los
pies.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
BAJO FL LATTGO DE HITLER

Cualquier judo q-e ertro en-
- IN 70 SEA rg9.ico 0 PAR
ticu,ar del distrito 5e ia Gran
II ia. p-e5a .ar mG. ada en-
5000 cr-on2r (apccxlnadh-
n5nte s. Las egterlinss) Y u
ma pana de encsrcelami MO
desde II horas a Il dias.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
NUEVOS CASOS DE PARA.
Isis INFANTH

Montgomery, Alabama, sep
tiembre 17.-Diez, casos de pa
ralisis infantil ocurrieron aver
elevando ell total, en- 10 que va
de ano, a GAG. La terrible en-
fermedad lleva producidas AT
defunciones.
Siete nuevos casos sc anun-
ciaron aver en- ell estado de
Tennessee.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
Ell peOr pan en- Earopa

Per un decreto publicado en-
ell "M"Cyar Nemzat" Sc fila la
calidad de la harina para Ia
greb de Ia forma siguiente :
$3.50 harina de trigo; 45% ha-
rina de mafz; 1919 harina de
centeno.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
MGs frio que la nieve

Cuando Fahrenheit invent6 su
term6metro, para producer ell
grade de frio mas intense como
edo hasta entonces, mezcl6 ME
We y sal, que es una mezcla
mas fra que la nieve misma.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

ST, seHor, compre la
pintura 3. L. P. Soda
mente Sc vendC en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
DIVORCIOS

Othella Cannon contra ia
mes D. Cannon.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Miss McGrath, Retired
US. Emp|oye, Dies

Miss Julia McGrath, 68, retired
employe of the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing, died Saturday at her
home, 3217 Connecticut avenue NV
Funeral services will be held at
$50 am. tomorrow at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Charles J. Harlow
1888 Ordway street NV. followed
By requiem mass at the Church OF
st. Thomas the Apostle at 9 O'Clock
Burial will follow in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
: Miss McGrath was native o.
Washington and retired 10 years
ago from the examining division OF
the Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing. She was a member of the St
Thomas Church Sodality and was
active in several other Catholic
Organizations.
Besides her sister, she is survived
by a niece. Kathleen Harlow, and a
nephew, William Meg. Harlow, both
of this city.
Evening star., 1941-09-08

and his Affiliations with various
organizations.
The Brady book, THE Spirit and
Structure of German FasciSm," was
described by Mr.. Dies as "an ex-
position of, and an attack upon,
Nazism from the standpoint of the
Communist party 1ine'-as that
line was laid down by Moscow in
the year 1887"
Quoting passages from this book
which declared 1.-The deeper issue
now being squarely faced is wheth-
er capitalism as a coercive political
and economic system shall be allow
ed any longer to survive" and there
is nothing left for those who remain
except idleness, privation. and the
charity dole. Nothing else except
revolt" Mr.. Dies wrote the Presi-
dent:
1T is of the greatest Importance
that the people of this country
should know whether Leon Hender-
son and his head consultant, Robert
A. Brady, are using their present i'm
portant Government posts to arrive
ultimately at the goals which Brady
has describes so frankly -
Observation on Henderson.
After citing numerous other pas
sages from the Brady book, Mr.. Dies
said that if Mr.. Henderson was un-
willing to brand its conclusion as an
expression of Communist doctrine
he is demonstrating his unf1tness,
and if he. did understand "Brady's
views for what they obviously are
! the people of this country will want
to know why he chooses to consult
Cat the peoples expense) one who
is so frank in his exposition of Com
munism
Other exhibits he submitted, Mr.
Dies said, ehowed that Mr.. Brady
once was one of the associate editors
of BLACK g. White. a periodical
that followed the Communist party
/ line without the slightest deviation"
a member of the national commit
tee of the now-defunct American
League for Peace and Democracy
a member of the Harry Bridges De-
fense Committee, and among "a
group of well-known Communists
and fellow travellers" who in 1899
issued a manifesto declaring their
belief in the excellence of the Soviet
regime"
Exhibits in the Dies collection
concerning Mr.. Tippett included
Evening star., 1941-09-08

passages from a book entitled
when Southern Labor Stirs," writ
ten several years ago, and papers
showing Mr.. Tippett as one Of the
signers Of a Call to Action" issued
. few years ago by "a group operat-
ing under the name Of Trade Union
Conference" Mr.. Dies said mo
more completely Communist docu-
ment has ever been published in
this country"
Mr.. Lever also was cited as one
the signers of this document. Mr..
Dies quoted excerpts from the
document which he said will estab-
lish beyond any doubt the fact that
these two men (Mr. Tippett and
Mr.. Lever were affiliated with out
standing Communists in a program
which was completely Communist.
A memorandum which Mr.. Dies
said was written by Mr.. Palmer in
1885 mentioned my sympathy for
the c. P. and U. s. S. r." and in
cluded another sentence" the party
line is all right with me-" Mr..
Dies remarked that Mr.. Palmer
made no secret of his C. P. SYM
pathies,' meaning of course his
Communist party sympathies." An
other exhibit was a letter to Mr.
Palmer on the stationery of the
Daily Worker Medical Advisory
Board, addressing him as "Deal
Comrade"-a salutation which Mr.
Dies described as "the usual ONE
between members Of the Communist
party"
In citing the record of Mildred
Edie Brady, Mr.. Dies said she is thu
wife of Robert A. Brady and pointed
out that their combined salaries
amount to $13,100. He said that 9
year ago she was managing editol
of the weekly magazine Friday.
which he described as nothing more
or less than a Communist party
line publication"
Evening star., 1941-09-08

from his headquarters in Phila-
delphia, said, with unerring ac-
curacy, Dies has often picked some
of the most consistent -Commu-
nists in the labor movement and
charged them with being Commu-
nists in the public press"
with the well-known tactics Of
Communists to smear every one
who refuses to accept their dicta-
tion," he added, "the Communists
have apparently taken Dies for a
sucker and used the poor fellow to
smear union men who will not be
browbeaten by them"
Mr.. Lever, former machinist in
an aircraft factory, was an organ
izer for the c. I. o. Steel Workers
Organizing Committee in Phila-
delphia before he joined the o. P.
A. c. 81
In addition to the four o. p A.
c. S. prominent assistants" he
named, Mr.. Dies said there are at
least so other employees in Mr.. Hen
derson's agency who have records
of affiliation with front
organizations.
IF and when these persons are
removed from their respective posi-
tions," he wrote the President, Il
shall be glad to cooperate with the
administration In bringing to light
similar facts concerning other en-
ployes of o. P. A. c. S., to the end
that this country may be defended
against its enemies within as well
as against those without"
Mr.. Dies did not directly accuse
any of thes six officials whose dis
charge he demanded of being an
active Communist, merely recitine
records of some of their recorded
views" and of their Affiliations with
what he alleged were front organ
izations or transmission belts of the
Communist party"
He charged that o. P. A. c. S
"is stated with appointed officials
whose recorded views are complete
ly at variance with any concept OF
Americanism that could find SUBJ
stantial support among the Ameri-
can people"
The recorded views of Mr.. Hen
derson's chief subordinates, he
added, "are views which have found
acceptance only in Communist cir
cles."
No Specific Evidence on Henderson
The file of records he submitted
to Mr.. Roosevelt contained no spe,
cif1c evidence against Mr.. Hender..
son, Mr.. Dies remarking that he
had previously informed the House
of Mr.. Henderson's own connec-
tions" and that he would waive this
question ''for the present"
Mr.. Dies went into most detail II
his allegations against Mr.. Brady
former professor of economics at tn,
University of California, submitting
25 exhibits" in connection with {
book written by Mr.. Brady in 193'
Evening star., 1941-09-08

resolutions were passed. one calling
for suspension of police officers
guilty of brutality, appointment of a
citizens trial board, compensation to
victims of those killed by police,
appointment of so Negroes to the
force and the appointment OF a
Negro to the captaincy of precinct
2, and demand that the District
attorneys office cease acting as a
defendant of lawbreaking officers" :"
Another resolution called on the
press to avoid sensationalism and
to report and to denounce inefhci-
ency and brutality by police. Still
another resolution condemned a
House bill to extend the vagrancy
laws, contending that it would create
new opportunities for brutality.
The basis of permanent organ
ization was laid with the passage of
a motion calling for creation of a
Committee on Permanent Organiza-
ton to arrange meeting Of dele
gates and nomination of officers.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
BeIqian Health Situation
Described as Alarming
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-The Ma
tional Committee on Food for Small
Democracies says that Belgian adults
are receiving only 40 per cent OF
their minimum food needs and that
Belgian children are receiving from
so to 80 per cent.
The report, issued yesterday. said
adults in Belgian towns had shown
a weight loss of from II to A
pounds and that "the general health
situation in Belgium is alarming"
Former President Hoover, honor
ary chairman of the committee
commenting on the report, said the
cold facts of weakness, disease and
death could not express "the trag-
edy of a brave, liberty-loving ma
ton whose appeals for help have
yet had no answering voice in the
councils of either totalitarianism OF
democracy"
1T is little comfort to them he
added. Ito receive the promises by
the democracies of food after the
war is over when the hope Of the
race-the youth-will have already
been stunted or dead"
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Dies
Continued From First Page0

Henderson remarked at House
Banking Committee hearing that
Mr.. Dies was not responsible
member of Congress" adding that
he would not fire any one because
Martin, Dies or any one else highly
or lowH placed casts reflection on
him.
Declaring that the record already
is perfectly clear" about Mr.. Hend-
erson's connections" with Com
munist enterprises" Chairman Dies
submitted to the President a
voluminous file of what he de-
scribed as ''undisputed documents"
which, he said, ARE enough to bring
about immediate severance from
the Government pay rolf of the
following, in addition to Mr.. Hend-
erson:
Robert A. Brady, head consultant
of O. P. A. c. S., salary $7,500
Tom Tippett. assistant chief OF
rent section of o. P. A. C. S., salary
SIS, 500.
Dewey II. Palmer, cOnSultant OF
o. p. A. c. S., salary $40 day.
Mildred Edie Brady, principal
specialist in consumer education of
o. P. A. c. S.. salary, $500.
"E. ]. Lever. principal field rep
resentative of the Labor Division of
o. P. NJ, salary $500"
No Direct Contact.
Saying that Mr. Dies had re-
ferred to Mr. Brady as my head
conSultant," Mr.. Henderson declared
he had no direct contact with Mr..
Brady or the other employees named.
Mr.. Brady, he added, was an en-
ploye of the consumers division of
o. P. A. C. S. and responsible to the
head of that division. The title
head consultant," he said, was a
technical civil service designation.
Mr.. Lever, in a statement issued
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

COLONY T o w n CLUBS
January program includes
dramatic presentation of Jenny
Lind" written by Lillian Beall
Hicks and Virginia Bailinger TO
take place Monday under the di-
rection of Kathryn Vincent
Mayer.
January % is the date Of a
Sunday night supper at which
Or. William ]. Hale. noted re-
search conSultant Of Midland.
Mich. will be the clubs guest
of honor.
January q. the sixth annual
birthday party of the club will
be held for members only with
Mrs. Raymond II. Berry heading
a committee responsible for the
March of Months
Tuesday, the club VIII be
given over TO a bridge-iuncheon
and showing of fashions for
Southern wear with Mrs. Mat
thew a. Vanderkloot as general
chairman.