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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-09
Bad Weather
Halts British
Air Activity

London, Oct. 9.-lAP)-Bad fly
ing weather oVt.' the continent pre-
vented royal air force bombing OPP
crations again last night, making the
longest period Of inactivity in often
siVe British aerial operations since
the start Of the German-Russian
campaign.
The last British night raid over the
continent was the night Of October
8, when German-occupied Rotter-
Continued on Page Flve)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-09
.Panana's
President
Flees Land
Flight Not Revealed
Until Successor Was
Sworn in Today; New
Head of Governments
Reported to be Pro-
United States.

Panama, Panama, OT:. .. -
CAP)-Panama's reputedlN naZi-
minded president. Dr.. trnulio
Arias. has fled the country in
secrecy, apparently under politi-
cal fire Of a faction iavoring
collaboration with the United
States, it was Disclosed here
today.
S." secretly did Alas fI"e by
airplane at $50 a.. III. Tucsda,
that his departure was pot re-
vealed until a successor was
sworn in this morning.
Neither his motives for leaving the
country nor events leading up to
the sudden development were clear,
but the G untrN was quiet.
His foes accused him of being anti
American and p%ro-nazi, were said to
have feared his nationalistic policies
might ~ieopardize the country's rela-
tons with the United States.
On tho surface. ther" "as no midi
cation that other than informal poll
tics yer in the background of the
presidents flight.
The supreme court Of Panama to-
Wontinlled on Pace Three'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-09
WEATHER
FOR NORTH CAROLINA.

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Fair. slightly cooler in east
portion tonight: Friday partly
cloudy followed by showers in
mountains bv hight. warmer in
west and central portions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-09
Ruling Has Effect of
~Suspending n E s.
sential Construction
Projects for Duration
of National Emer-
gency.

Washington, Oct. 9.-(AP)-
The supplies prioritieS and allo-
cations board issued a sweeping
policy decree today forbidding the
start of any public or private
construction which would use
critical materials essential to the
nations defense or to the public
health and safety.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-09


ThC ruling applies. the SpAB an
nounCcment SAID, 10 power, naViSa-
ton, and flood control projects, office
buildings, pos'otticcs, hotels, high
ways, and e. residential c nstruc
ton, Its effect was to suspend such
non-essentiaI building tor the dura-
ton OF the emergency, SPAB Off
Cials said.
The ruling carried the impIi-
cation that the priorities divi-
sion, headed by Donald VI. Nell
son, by using its priority power
to deny materials to projects it
deems nOn-eSsential, could block
public works projects approved
by Congress.
The SPAB announcement said the
new policy means that two checks
VIII be applied hereafter to every
building project:
/. Does this construction involve
the use of a~ppreciable quantities of
such critical materials as steel, cop
per, brass, aluminium and bronco
, Is the C Instruction directly nee
o,~ury for national defense, or clear
ly essential to the health and safety
of the civilian population?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-09

Continued Oh Page Flve)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-09

fCortinned on PAGE Five
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-09

Continued on Page Three.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
There's Good Reason Here This Year
For Celebrating National Baby Week
Increase in Births
Is Believed Due 10
Army CONSUMPTION
n, BEVERLY THOMPSON

No ore can say that Taconns il
not celebrating National Baby
week. April - 10 Nav J. with
hands playing and oolors flying
In fact. the fanfare the babies give
themselves in the nursery - Taco
ma General hospital really gets
good sometimes
II seems. though. that Tacoma
has not only been celebrating the
national event for the past week.
but for the past month and for
several months previous
For instance. there were las
babies born At Tacoma General
hospital during the month Of April
this yesr-exsetly 40 more than
were born in April. 1910. There
were only % babies born there in
April. 1852 Small wonder the
place gets noisy AZ times
According 20 ". A. Heath.
hospital superintendent. this IL
~ UAu-uai tNAbl war Nht'u
l. the immediate result Of the
great number Of weddings per-
formed shortly after conscrip-
ticn plans were announced.
The number Of babies born here
during the past year said Heath,
is considerably over the normal.
During the past calendar year there
were 1875 babies born In the hos
pital--1< pairs Of twins Recently.
there were IL born here In a "a
hour period"
As far AZ the number Of births
are concerned. this past month
April-is the biggest month Taco
ma General has ever experienced.
At one time during the month,
there were a. many as 90 babies
at the hospital
The increase In the number
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
Million Sought
Over Sterilization

IOs ANGELES Papers In the
81 600 900 sterilization suit brought
by Jeanette scott Seymour Young
concert pianist. were In the hands
~ the sheriffs office Thursday
for service upon Ralph Maxwell
Lewis. imperator Of the Roslcrn-
clan order, and other defendants.
Lewis. In ssa se.e. Cailf..
denied her charge. thai he had
had her committed ~ IN Ia
sane s@ylum or was re.pen@ibls
Dor m Operations which the
posing wemaa claims let her
"nsmsIe-s neuter."
Miss Young Identified herself a.
the daughter Of the late Rebsrt
seymour Young. = former city
councilman OF Seattle. and q Mace
Of the late senator Nathan Bay
Scott Of West Virginia
Her s,lit charges thai she vac
once engaged 10 marry Lewis and
Vas contemplating bringing lagal
action against him because shs dls.
covered that he was already mar
RED. when Lewis and other De.
PENDANTS had her committed 10 tho
Norwsik state hospital In 1875
While she vas an inmats there
she was forcihly anssthstlEsd and
subjected 70 the operation. Mas
Young ehsrssd she said Il vas
not until q ysar ago thai shs fls-
covered that Tho operation had
stsriiixsd hsT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
MRS. JOHN CHAPMAN

Mrs. Winona Chapman. 81. died
Wednesday at her home. 5000 No.
Winnifred at. She was a native
Of Minnesota and had lived in Ia
coma 20 years. Mrs. Chapman, a
member Of the Glad Tidings
church. leaves her husband. John
T.: one daughter. Mrs. Pearl Arns-
son Of Taco three sons.
Leonard. Howard and Earl OF Ia
coma: four brothers. Maylon and
Ellis Stecker OF Beach. No. Oak,
and william and Raymond steeker
OF Tacoma; four sisters. Mrs.
Emma Brown OF North Dakota
and Mrs. Mabel Miles. Mrs. Cora
johnson and Mrs Stella Nswens
Of Tacoma. and seven grand
children. Lynn will announce thu
funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
PIC. Senior
Play May 8
4th Engagement"
Will Be Offered

Fourth Engagement fast
moving three-sct comedy by VII
bur Braun. has beer selected ~
the senior class of Pacific Luth-
ersn college to climax = school
year
Theodore Kari director Of the
play. has had his cast in rehearsal
and production date has been set
for the evening Of May . at Park
land grade school. Assisting Karl
in the dramatic direction IL Lenors
Rasmussen. student director.
Members Of the cast are: Sally
10 Stacey. John Dagslsnd, Irms
North. Bud Lutnes. Hazel Roti.
Fred Kruger. Dorsine LaBeau.
Neil Hoff. Lenors Jahlstrom. Bob
Jensen, Edna Pulver. Blair Taylor
and Marie Hughes.
The production staff Is a. fol-
lows: Business committee chair
men. Lenore Huntington and Va
lerie Olson; publicity. Myrtle Crib.
orv Dahl. Nina Anderson and Earl
Plstt, tickets. Arlee Rutila. Esther
Wstnsy. Marcella Frederick and
Marjorie Nielsen: makeup commit
tee, Betty Winter. Roberta Robi-
son. Emile Bennett, Ella Dumas.
Mary Ann Leque and Jane Berg
helm; stage manager. Ray Reid.
with assistants Bob LAndo and
Arne Peterson: set designers,
Helen johnson and Norma John
son; eostuming. Ruth opstad, Hal
Peterson. William Lee, Virginia
Davis and Patricia Roning. prop
critics. Eleanor Gardner. Evelyn
stalwick, Mabls Scott and Bernice
Eklund; program. Marie Ander-
son, Laura Psyden and Jeanne
Jessup, house committee. Hsakon
Kirkebo, Mark Slower, Mark stuen
and Bill Cannon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
Fox Island Still
Runs 10 Vashon

Ths wsshlnstsn Nsssxstsen @.
continued operating ~ FERRY ~Fnz
izlsnd~ "a lhs rsinf n~fisne@ fsh~
isatssh nIn Thursday ard pFnhehiy
viii d - faF snnIhsF $50 NeekA
Though the nises nAlI llne ff4s-
Kss soaad Navigation CO. Il a=st-
tlsl has puFuha~~d Ina operating
esFtIfleafs 80 tssI ruafs. 4 RS
requested Ihs Washington Nssis.-
tan CO. 70 sonfinns snathsr fnst-
night. Mss ksfh=xin< puFetleh q
zig tfsFbor ssIa Thursday
Il hsa b<<a pizsn='f - tafn ever
operation hsY l - n REV ilns.
whish wsll place sn8thef kzsl IN
service snf sxtsnd ~ s1hsdals
over . longer p~Fied e ne aay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02

licenses

Marriage license sppllestlcn=
have been fsl.d Nth ths Fssre.
county auditor ~ hsrmsn Carl
Prank sehsp.meisF. -. San Diego.
and Crscia AsdaTs unast. .. III
80 q st. Matthew . fsyns. -
ests "a \ At. and stella q
sehultE. 80. Route q Ispx -. t..
soma. hay {. crllsy. -. cor SO
Montgomery. and Margaret n
Mavano. ~. iTip ~. 1. 81 Lester
Charles shsrity. -. izis csatsf.
and Louise Mas Barnett. -
assp's % rseoms ave Cseli =
osslhoa-s, -. cafdsa CITY. \. Y.
AMI hlllieent v IIshn. -. Denver
Elmer l. ReFsvedt. %. and Agnes
u. osness. Is. both ~ Ennmclaw
bert czrsoa Roberts. -. saui 10.
hosmer. and Mary hid. ilndrosA.
~. sIssb % Tacoma ave. Joha
Edwin Thomas. -. esh .. A. FORT
Lewis. and Elizabeth Claire NoaIl.
~. salt Lake city. Leslie ".
Thosns. ~. assa 10. Tacoma ave.
and Edith Eieanofs Burgess 10.
Richmond Beach. Ward Warren
Weston. ~. Fort Lewis, and
Theresa Cecilia sehaefsr. %. Route
:, box $50. ranoma; Darwin Hun
Badger. -. Fort Lewis. and Lois
Miller Wood. ~. sie No sth:
Charles n Allen. 40. FARMLAND.
and Fsrns " Murray. ~. Route 1,
sumner. Austin Glenn Hopkins.
~. i.s~isburK. Ny. and Dorothy
Mae Webb. 20. Sos 10. 10th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02

Union club at 2 p. m. Following
her engagement there. she will be
at the Book shop on the first floor
Of the Rhodes Brothers department
store. where she will autograph
her books and greet those who
care to meet her.
The suthoress will be introduced
at the club by Junia Todd Hallen.
talented Taeoman. who has gained
fame through her brilliant book
reviews.
Basis of Miss Won Tempskrs lee
ture will relate 10 her childhood
in old Hawaii, a place Of which the
modern tourist knows little.
Presiding at the tea table will
be Mrs. Edwin c. Carlson and Mrs
John c. Taylor, president of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02

81 births ~ Me hospital has
been steady since 1888. During
that year there we're oil
births ~ compared 20 the li2e
Of last year.
In view Of the steady rise In
the number Of births since the be-
ginning OF 1882. We eAtimate that
between 400 and 1900 babies will
be born IN this institution during
1871 Heath said
A new innovation at the hospital
this year IL an idea inauguratsd
by the hospital STAFF and by Heath
whereby each baby born In the
hospital Is photographed when he
or she IL four days old. On the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
BANKRuPToY ACTIONS

Bankruptcy petitions filed Thurs
day In federal court here included
Paul Arthur Bramann. Rosts 4.
Box s4e. Tacoma. listing debts
totailing ts1s IL and no assets.
Albert William Jackson. Oiym-
pla. listing debts totAlhng 81. 80 80
and no assets.
Ray Daniel Nay. VAneouvsS.
listing debts totAihnG $500 and no
assets.
Lester LorenEon WhisfoTd Oiyrn-
pla. listing dsbta totAiilng ti.ii2 u
and no assets.
John " TollaksoB. Battle
Ground. listing debts totaiiins
- ,e57 ~ and no asssts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02

Tacoma Drama league. Mrs. Tay-
Tor and Miss Won Tsmpsh both
are former members Of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority.
Others assisting in the club
event include Mrs. J. X. Gordon.
committee chairman. and Mrs.
Fred klopfenstein, in charge OF
flower decorations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02

Roy Allison. 2o-ysar-old Brown
ing. Mont, laborer. and John Co
bell. %. welder. from Wolf
Point, Mont, were in the county
jail Thursday charged with grand
larceny.
They were removed here Wednes-
day night from Salem. Ore. by
Deputy Sheriffs Bunee and Varco
to face a charge Of taking t42
from a Tacoma man = few days
ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02

nth day Ne anlstssd mounted
picture " presented 10 the mother
to keep on her bedside stand
Started . little more than two
weeks Ago. more than 100 babies
have already posed for the pbotog-
rapher.
The result 81 the success Of the
baby pictures has meant the estab-
lishmsnt of a Photographic lab
oratory at the hospital with a staff
photographer In charge
While In Chicago last week
Heath was asked by tho editor Of
a national hospital msgaxins DO
write sn article for that periodical
on success OF ths baby plctsrss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02

Taeosas kfsthesiisf Mira. eFs'
union vii meet b First hsthn<ist
chufsh. "a. sth and { sts. Maaasy
st ioao . ~. 10 fhs lat r<zalsr
nesting ~ ths present se<=los.
Speaker wiil ~ ths nss. n0y
Leslie Nmifh. whos@ lopif will ~
Tbs Spirit - 0re@n<~ fs@ Aex.
Dennis psve@ 9TH esn1sssf d.so~
tlons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
Nearly 80 Sign
For Ambassadors
Trip 10 Alaska

Really 81 ths anHasi KeesfwiIl
tear tat 81 taks thsa tbs yssF
u cities uf southeasssfn Aiasks
= members q ths raeams chanh-
her ~ ccFumsres Amhassaaar cluh
have already made thslr reserve.
fIans
TIE fe-dsy junket wl1i - mate
aboard the slsamef Ffinesss 1eaiss
easnmsncins MAJ n
The tradlisonsl party = aaasF
leadership 81 , J. ksnfmsn. press.
dsnt - ne Chanher AZ Conusree
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
GEORGE FIrrTNER

George Flittner, 90. died Wed
nesday At his home, 5302 So. Traf-
ton 81. Fnttner. a retired black
smith, vas a native Of Illinois and
a member OF the Independent Or
der Of Odd Fellows Surviving are
two sisters. Mrs. Emma johnson
and Miss Lizzie Flittner. both of
Mexico. Mo: one nephew. Carl Of
Portland, Ore. and one niece. Miss
Ida May Flittner. also Of Mexico,
Mo. Piper will announce the
funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
Make Liquor Arrest
AT Cafe de Poris

William henderson. sl.ysar -old
bartender At ths Cafe - Paris
1870 Pacific ave. vas booked by
stats liquor agents st the county
jail late wednesday nighf On o.
legal liquor sale eharEs and 70
leased Immediately o. $500 bNiL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
TRAFFIC ARREsTs

Traffic arrests made ~ pohes
wednesday included. Anthony
nanko. t05 30 & 81. Arnold y.
Kooley. 2ls4 30. AlnENorth ave
Carl J. johnson. D. J MCGOWAN.
i4sth Inf. Camp Murray A. y
Crskul and Arthur Deseamp. both
n Epanaway. and Nina =. John
son. i1z2 Ne. Proapset ., ell 49,
rested for speeding and Thomas J.
Bartlstt. si5 -. Adams -. tor
dlsobeylng . traffic signal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
Noted Auihoress
Due Here Friday

Author 81 the popular book.
Born IN Paradise. Arnnine Won
remrsk viii make two appear
snces N Tacoma Friday.
She xill b guest Of honor ~ =
lecture and tea IN ne University
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
u. 5. Sea Strength Steadily Grows,
But Two Ocean Navy 1 Years Away

lcoatlausa FrcH raF= o~sI
h. Ufampua ofaFhaek. oFsHs.
dleF. orsmps. Car. orsgllaT I'd
Gu4Hsoa kzsla ssfe lsld ~
TIE suhaaftnss Gsla. oFs~nEln9.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02

Ot.e simpson - Friday. la
p. m. from the Cassidy a Allen
chapel. burial lakewood
William Powell James. AZ
Friday. $50 p. m. from the Buck
ley-king chapel Rev. J. Renviek
Mccullough officiating burial Ia
coma eemstery. Royal A. Cove
No. 230. y q a. N, IN charge
Philip Hsagy - The body was
sent by Piper 10 ~ Louis. Mo,
for funeral services and burial
Mrs. Mary y. Tripp - Friday.
lao p. m. from the Piper chapel,
burial Tacoma eemstery.
Mrs. Mary Olive Hali-frAday,
; p. m. from ths Piper chapel.
White Clover chapter No. II.
o. Y. d, assisting officiating pas
tor. burial Tacoma eemstsry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
FAIRFAx pAscE sATuRDAY

A dance sln BE- held IN Fnirfsz
Saturday. with music from sto
,. m. until 100 = m. Refresh
nents and souvenirs will round osil
the program. Ths public IL invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02

me aerfs&<< - asstfnNeF
str~nxth results fFsm th- tFan<f<r
- 10 - HFitsln lsst fat sns ne
sunsefslon Il many ase suzlllsFr
craft
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
: MRS. ROLAND HILL

Funeral arrangements are being
made at Piper's for Mrs.. AalindA
V. Hill. 70. who died Wednesday
At her home. rs Ea. Wright ave.
She Was native Of New York
and a resident Of Tacoma so years.
Surviving are her husband. Roland.
two sons. W. l. and l.. T. Nc
williams. both Of Tacoma. one
daughter. Mrs. n C. smith Of Ta-
coma, and five grandchildren
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02

ufeapsf. uFum. flysnH 80. IL
vsrsids sna Trigger.
Dessruysrs whseh esFs s<uaeksd
were the Meredith. ofayson. haas.
ssa. woelssy. IAidlu~. Nsehelssa.
WILKES. Swansea snd inEfshsm.
The EFsessca ~as sampletsi ard
plss.f IN eommlssisa. In addition.
IN teto kssls we've LAID foT nlas
mos. dsstroysFs ard already IN
issi s.sis have beer aid feF f1vs
DsstroysFs are sspsrtsd 10 play
particularly Important Fsiss n
the navys newly announced patFui
a : bresdsnsd Atlantic safety
sons
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
Novys Combofunf
Strength Revealed

WARRINGTON - a<<r~t.rT a
Navy FFsaH 49,. Tnaf~i&y ps~-
seated thas fshl~ shswinx ~
nssys eamAstenf slF<nxth a
April = II thss F<sr - suanp.r<d
With Ian. 1. is<6s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02

Mourning doves feed their young
on milk" a fluid food brought
up from the crop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
MRS. ALANsoN BENNETT

Mrs. Nellie Bennett. II. Of
American lake. died in a local hos
pital Thursday morning. She was
native Of Illinois and a resident
~ Tacoma and vicinity five years.
She leaves her husband, Alsnson.
five sons. J. NJ. and L. W. Bennett
of Tacoma and y. o, George A.
and +. V. Of Canada. four daugh-
tsrs. Mrs. n. y Wiitss Of Long
v1ew. Mrs. Alice Sorqusy and Mrs.
Thomas Kesne Of Canada and Mrs.
". p. Wilson Of ChsWelah. Wash I.
one sister. Mrs H. e. Frsnzen ~
Tacoma. one brother. l.. p. Wood
worth Of Fairviex. Mont: 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
OBITUARY NOTICES

grandchildren. and seven great
grandchildren. NJ. and Mrs Ben
nett had been married 81 years.
Piper will announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02
SMALL GRAFT ALSO
UNDER CONSTRUCTION

In the present European wsr
Germany. sfor offensive purposes
and Great Britain. fof defensive
purposes are bath supposed 70
have built great numhsfs % small
craft The United states viii not
be far behind when ths naval pro-
gram q 1910 Ests lnte fua swing
Among Those for shleh cln.
tracts hass already bsen LEI o.
will shortly b. lst ere ~ fs8-foos
submarins ehassrs. 70 ito.foot asb-
marine ehassrs. ~ torpedo bosfs.
- iss-foot mine swsspsrs. a. fleet
Minis s~sspsFa. 10 motor mlns
s~espsTs and - coastal mics
.svsspsrs
The Germans are reported 10
have b'iiit spssiai type " small
snip for . possible attsnpt ~ II.
ssds Great Britain IL thls cate
CORY. too. ths unitsd states navy
viii nat b b.h.aa. - zso. 900 has
been appropriated fos roo vessels
known - -amphifasa tFssssrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-02

kssls have been aid fnf nlns
coastal msnsswsspsfs fhs repair
shlp Vulcan wss launched last
December. 80 ess the suhmsFins
tsndsr Falton. Ia TIE isilsr part
% 1910. eta suhmarins chsssrs
wers launched and kssls wsrs lad
for nine more. ksels we're slss
laid for four seaplans tenders and
ons mine layer. In the latter part
~ 1910 ons motor torpedo beat
was commissioned. four wers
launched and sssls wsrs laid Cor
seven more
Senator Walsh % hss@as hus@tts.
chairman q the Senate Naval som-
mlttss. has revealed that II more
dsstroyers gill be sompistsa thls
year. IS In tssa. - IN ieta. ~ in
1914 and . In Iesn. making . totss
u 7os. This viii ~ the strongest
and biggest modern Destroyer forss
ia the world
ny the time lhsss are oamplslsa
the two ocean navy slso u schsd-
uisd 10 be wsli on the Ssy ~ ths
finish with eomplstloa q ~ hsttis.
ships. ~ aircraft carriers. II heavy
cruisers. 90 light cruisers ard -
aubmar inss.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-10
1941 (uriai|ment proqrarl For Entire Ha|ibuf Season
 As Arranged af Conference

than vessels of the same class car ried in 1886 Nc vessel shall be per mitted limit for more than eleven men regardless of size.
 6. Vessels shall be permitted to take fish for any fisherman who becomes disabled after leaving the last port of entry. No vessel shall be permitted to have fish for men who leave the vessel prior 10 it's depart ure from the last port of entry.
 '. All vessels shall lay up Is days at end of first and second trips and 10 days at end of third and all re- maining trips except the last full halibut trip, for which no layup will be required. Vessels commencing halibut fishing late shall observe the same layups as those taken by vessels commencing on time
 8. All vessels shall be required to serve the full layup before leaving for the next trip, regardless of port III WIliSll tllp WdS oOlt. SiCulIo lOi delays and trip shortages may be deducted from the time to be served before leaving for the next trip, but average penalties must be entirely served before leaving for the next trip. Where the time to be served be- fore leaving for the next trip in- cludes a half day. the half day shall also be deferred and served with the layup for the next trip.
 g. At the close of the Area 2 sea- son, Area vessels, on or after the date on which the Commission an- ncunces the last date of fishing, may defer the serving of not to exceed ten days of their layup time until
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-10
LABOR
 SUSPENSION
 BILL PASSED
Senate Approves Measure 10 Follow Congress in
 Requirement

Providing that whenever the gen. eral laws of the United States re- quiring annual labor on mining claims in Alaska are suspended, the laws of Alaska requiring such la Dor shall also be suspended, Sem ate Bill No. 34, by Senator o. D, Cochran of Nome, was passed by the Senate Saturday afternoon.
 Confusion has resulted in the past whenever the annual labor requirement. was lifted by Con- gross, since there still existed a Territorial statute requiring such labor be performed. Under Coch- rams bill the Territorial statute will be suspended whenever the national one is.
 Another Senate bill, providing that employers must make pay ment for temporary disability not less than once month. was passed after the Senate voted down an amendment by Cochran to strike another section of the bill which would allow the courts to deter mine the daily wage-earning ca pacity" of the injured worker for compensation proposed.
 The Senate also passed the House ';pill bill'' after amending it 10 allow refill of prescriptions for the mentioned harmful drugs. Another House measure, a memorial au- thorizing the Department of Pub lie Welfare to pay $60 per month to Carl Dunlap, blinded Chanda- lar miner living in Seattle, was passed unanimously
 Two House bills were killed in the Senate Saturday afternoon by being indefinitely postponed. One would extend the validity of con- ditional sales contracts to the life of the contract and the other would require independent candi- dates to pay a filing fee