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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-14
Prisoner Swindle' Revived, But He's In Mexico Now
BY WILLIAM II. LANDER limited Press Staff COrreSDOndent)

Washington March 14UPTat venerable rackehe about Mexico fortune the United Sates flour
 ng according both sides of the border
 acquiring onehd $285 cash taking trip to Mexico investing dollars frequently
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-14
MEDITERRANEAN DIEs

Ellington. Conn. March l4.-CUP1 Former State Rep. Alfred H. H. bro. 67, died last night after a long illness. He was a s;one-cutler.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-14

NEW YORK CURB Elec. Bond & Share ...... 15M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-14

The Earbenders will resume theri weekly card playing might, at 8 o'clock, at the Community House. They did not play last week as the men all were making the Novena of Grace-but 1t Is expected that to- night they will be stronger than ever.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Term Blackoui
Huge Success

sEATTLE--rt sss 1880 Friday
night. Lights Of Seattle Tlsred
high into the ssy and far ou,
across Puget Sound
Suddenly. hundred sirens
walled AIR k-A-I.D.
Lights wen, out. and In 10 min
uiss. Seattle. with a population Of
800 900. Was In darkness.
Air raid vardsns with ARP
arnhands secuted every block.
looking for stray lights
Motorists sfoppsd th~ir
automobiles 81 sorbs. and
switched of motors and
lights. Pedestrians mashed out
their eigassts
Coast guard cutters and private
launches ps,roIsd ihs Sound
High overhead. aifplanss dronsd.
Observers said the first com
plsts practice biaekogt In a big
city n thu United States zss q
"eomplsts success
Military and civilian observers,
cruising over the city in plsnss
reported that the moonlight picked
Out tail buildings and waterfront
structures In detail. Ba, they said
there we're no artificial lights
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Divorced Count
Hurt While Skiing

Sun VALLEY. Ida. - Count
Kur, Haggxitz hssentiov. recent
~ divorced husband % Barbara
Hutton. five aHd-d.ne store heir-
cas-. Wa b. me hoapitsi Saturday
receiving lrsAtsasnt Tor a fractured
ahol der ard mode ate brain con
cuas.On sustained shiir skiing.
The count. IN EXCELLENT skier.
sgsrysd 10 avoid another persoa
1hile z0omiBg own the ridge run
% Badly mountain. caught ihs
edge u one ski and fell hard On
the erlstsd SNOW His condition
was kald 10 b good
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10

wAsstfNoroN-rh> sAnuss-
issrsssas ss~smseis~< " ~ 800
ate evw~heS IN sss~s~vs - pve-
hshts tvsssfss Al n~w Asuessrss
wsrship~ ssa naval p>ss~s wsesv
sse nsssssh ssa IN go sssvs
toward nssi passage 81 ~
ss~ssur~. p~ssss,s late Saturday.
WARRINGTON - ser AsIlard
y Tyainss n. Nd. . supporter
n the british AID hill. Saturday
told the senate " shussla 10
honest and admit that britain
needs eur men
TystlnKs IN = speech supporting
an amendment q The hll which
would prohibit transfer n new
naval equipment u nrissin. said
a vas time n let . iitsis truth
Get into this debate
Z Am ss~h as& sss~< ~ heas-
Ing senators say shss GasissA
da~- cot want ess ses." ~
said.
he declared that Hritsln 10 In
"despefs,s need 81 American
soldiers. dsssroyes and ''eom-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Valley Boy,
Girl Friend
Are Sought

Search through western
states for a Puyallup high
school boy and girl who dis
appeared Wednesday mig h I
was being intensified, Under
sheriff Clyde Knowles assert
ed Saturday afternoon, fol-
lowing the finding of his auto
mobile, abandoned near the
Fort Lewis depot.
The boy is Delbert Draggoo. Is:
the girl. Myrtle Smith Is.
Knowles said investigation sug-
gested their disappearance proba-
bly, due to parental discourage
ment Of their love affair.
Parental worries were only part
ly relieved Saturday by a post
card bearing an Olympia post
mark OF 2 p. M. Friday, sent by
the boy to his mother and an
nouncing he was well. lie made
no mention Of the girl. Her par
ents live next door TO the Draggoos
at Rt. 3. Box 1913, Puyallup.
The car found at Fort Lewis be-
longed to the boys father, Gll-
bert Draggoo Of RI. 3. Box 1874.
Puysllup, and was understood TO
have been out Of gas when recov-
cred. II was object Of general po-
lice search since the disappearance
of the young couple Wednesday
night.
Knowles said descriptions Of the
young couple have been broadcast
up and down the coast TO all police
and state patrol officials and In
addition. the parents have sent out
letters TO all their friends and
acquaintance in the Northwest.
Disappeared "Wednesday
From information gathered by
the sheriffs office. the boy ana
girl were last seen Wednesday
evening about 8 o'clock. walking
together along the street
After dinner. Delbert had Dor
roWed his fathers car for a little
while, leaving his own car at
home" Knowles said He told
his folks he would be hack about
$50.
He left home wearing no hat
nor coat, just a slip-on sweater
over his shirt. He couldn't have
had more than so or so cents in
Continued on Page 6. Column 81
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We're the tco "opqhies" ADORE in an argument
Did Bo9or strike Raft did Rats bodpoard hn Booar
II Boadrt ,cbo "kdyoed" Mack Killer" Grey the
Saturday.
provided puze Saturday involving Humphrey Bogsrt
Raft TOUCHES Rats bodygusr killer
According 10 the first r. and
Bogart engaged a Broth sound
stage The dispute had reached Of violence
Grey the alert stepped o help n he
IL.
He swung Bogar actor dcked and
the blow went high Boga then let the count
Warner Brothers publicity action and
a different
Raft not present at ALL Bogar saving
We don't he wa. NOT
Interested the least what walked away GREY
then left In another
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Omnibus Budget
Goes TO Lanqlie

OLYMPIA - The Washington
legislature m owed swiftly and
smoothly toward its sd journn.,,
ilVe days away. sending tn.
100000 omnibus budget bill
70 Gov Arthur y Lsnglie satur-
day for his signature.
Unprecedented in recent session,
was the house Of REPRESENTATIVE
acton Friday night approving the
budget without amendment, fol-
owing the senste's lead Of a night
before. BY passing IL before the
10Th day. the lawmakers made sure
Langhe would have 10 sign il or
veto Lieut.. Gov. Victor A. Meyers
81 200 maintenance" grant In
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U. S. Army Plans 10 Swell Forces
To Eight. Possibly 10 Divisions

wAsnssGrOs - War depart
nsnt officials said saturday the
army plans 70 increase il armed
forces 20 eight and po<sibiy 10
divisions In isSz
They also revealed that ths
army has besn authorized 70 or
ganixe 10 new general hssdassAr-
tsrs tank b~ttsilons In juns.
A. psessss tk~se are e~iy
tive ssmsred d1sisssss. ~
fir~t ~ fort ksox. n.y.. ths
second st Tsst nesnisg. Ca
The third and fsarsh dsvistssss
viii bs organized tsis sprisE
81 Camp Polk. Ia. and ftss
Camp. y. Y.
There are now fiw general
naA1quArtsrs tank DAttslIonA. four
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10

Rumanian District
Hit by Earthquake

BkhIIN-An officisI rfNs
agency dispatch from Bucharest
reported Saturday that severe
damage mad been done IN the
Buzsu district q Rumsnis BY an
earthquake.
Three hundred homes. a church
and a school were destroyed AZ
the town Of cstsischui. u was said.
The extent u Casualties was not
known. The district had suffered
heavily in an earthquake last No
yemb<r.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Tacoman Robbed
OF His Money

Search WAS made Saturday for
poorly dressed stockily built
man who repeatedly held up c. q.
kelby Of all So. l. st at So. 9Th
and I SITS. Friday about 1890 =. m i.
escaping with si4 in bills and 40
cents in change.
kelby said he was walking home
and when he reached the inter-
section a man who had been walk
ing in front Of him. suddenly
turned around, pointed a gun at
him. and said. This is stick-up.
Give me your money
The victim said the bandit APP
peared to be between 80 and IS
years old.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10

them. the Democrats can stun pass
more bills to transfer his powers
To Democrat elective officials but
are virtually certain OF having
them vetoed
Only one reorganization hill
has passed both houses and
gone 10 the goyernor-trans-
ferring control Of attorneys In
all departments Ia Attorney
General Smith Troy. Since
the constitution already had
given Troy full powers a.
legal representative Of the
state government. the bill was
not regarded seriously.
The senate passed three other
bills transferring all auditing 10
State Auditor Cliff Yelle. trans
ferring inheritance tax division TO
Troy. and creating an interim
Continued on Page 8. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Expect Light
Vote Tuesday

II absentee ballots are any in
dication of public interest in an
election. next Tuesday isn't excit-
ting the people of Pierce county
much.
The election board counted three
applications for ballots Friday eve
ming.
Nonetheless. the staff of County
Auditor S. Clifford Davis was busy
getting voting machines set up
around the city for school board,
Metropolitan Park district and
port elections March IL. Ballots
for municipal elections in a dozen
smaller Pierce county communities
and for a number Of drainage and
water districts also were being dis
tributed to election board workers.
No Port Competition
The entire county will vote Tues
day on two port commissioners,
though there will be no compeu-
ton. Commissioners Fred H.
Marvin and Harvey o. Scofield are
the only ones who have filed.
Both Tacoma school district and
park elections will take in parts
OF the county outside Of town.
On the school board ballot, the
two incumbents seeking reelection.
Mrs. Agnes NJ. Funk and DR.. l.. p.
Norton, have three competitors.
Others seeking the positions are
Joseph wilkins. telephone COM
psny employe: George z. Thomas.
business agent for Engineers
union local Cos. and Z ". Hop
kinson.
In the field Of the park board
position are DR.. II. A. Christoffer-
sen. incumbent whose term ex-
: pired. Jack I. Brouillard, wee
president Of the Young Mems
Business club. and Edward A. Laf-
ferty. local salesman.
The communities holding num-
eipsl elections on the same date
viii be Puysllup. Sumner. Eaton
vile. Fircrest, Milton, Ortinz
Buckley. Roy. Ruston. South
PTaine. sts.lAcoon and WiikeAon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Shipyard Worker Hurt
In Fall From Ladder

Philip Onlschiagef. %. Of ~. ].
Boz $40. Auburn. Was being treat
ed in Tacoma General hospital Sat
urdsy for injuries received ~hsr
ne fell off a ladder about . ,. -
Friday while working In the Sea
tle-Taeoma shipysrds. lie 10 az
fering from undetermined head
and chest injuries. but attaches a
the hospital deseribed his condl-
ton ~ rood"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
(By Tacoma Times staff writer)

CAPITOL, Olympia-The
three per cent sales tax move
was well on its way through
the legislature Saturday, fol-
lowing passage by the house,
70 to 81.
Prelude TO passage Friday was
a stirring battle waged by left
wing Democrats who met with ig-
nominius rebuff from the ma jority.
Republicans and right wing
Democrats shot the measure to-
ward the senate after:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Battle Of Left Wingers
Over Three Per Cent
Sales Tax Proves Futile
Measure Now Appears to Be Well
On WuY Through Legislature for
Final Passage by Senators

Refusing TO take from the bill
statement the tax was
necessary to pay the $40 pensions
voted by Initiative 141.
1-Refusing to make the tax
= automatically drop back to
two per cent in case the legislature
fails to pass an income tax meas
ure to the voters.
2-Refusing to exempt foodstuffs
from the tax.
Most sensational outbreak Of the
session was an eloquent appeal by
Tacoma Rep. Edward L. Pettus.
old-age pension union official. to
force through the foodstuffs ex-
emption.
+ ettus' imprisoned
brltSt continued through
the time allotted TO each
speaker. He refused TO
conclude vhen Speaker
Ed J. Reilly droioned his
concluding Uords nth
the gdUei. The sergeant
OF arms icaS summoned
and Pettus nearly vas
elected. He subsidized Nth
the passage of poetry he
'ods quoting lost IN the
confusion.
Debate opened as Rep. Hugh J.
Rosellini, Tacoma. demanded = fun
reading Of the bill, declaring no
one mad had time to read the spe-
cific provisions.
The bill was read. Asst plodded
toward passage over every oh
staeie the ieft-wing group could
Toss IN its way, the house dropned
me governors no tax token" pro-
VISION The bill was changed 10
let the state set up a tax schedule
planned at no tax on purchases
under four cents. one token on nur-
chase OF five 10 fourteen cents
CONTINUED on Page IS. Column s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10

OIL Y MPIA-The Demo-
cratic legislative maJority's
reorganization" program to
strip powers and departments
from Gov. Arthur h. Langlie
appeared Saturday TO have
all but collapsed.
This being the 55th day Of ses-
sion, all bills passed Saturday or
from now on can be vetoed after
adjournment sine die on Thursday.
With this veto threat hanging over
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Three Bail Out
OF Army Bomber

NEW ORLEANs-The crew Of
an army BIO Martin bomber bail
ed out somewhere IN the vicinity
Of New Orleans shortly after noon
Saturday.
There we're three men In the
plane. one Of 4 flight from the
Saith bombsrdmsnt squadron en-
route from Orlando, Fla. 20 New
Orleans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
BUDAPEST. Hungary -


BUDAPEST. Hungary
Bands Of fierce. heavily armed
Bulgarian Comitadjis were re-
ported flooking across the
Greek frontier Saturday 10
join the Greek army.
Thousands Of others Of the
fierce moantsineers were reported
organizing into guerrilla groups "a
harry any German offensive adj.
vance through their hills In the
Macedonian frontier region.
rrst formed Ia fight the
Turks. ne hands NJ poiittcsi
partisans. the ComitaAjIs have
remained turbulent for years
and have risen frequently.
Now they were reported ready
TO aid Greece aKslnst the Germans
haRB NJ them had
joined me Greek army
as guides and sharp
shooters early ia The
Greek-Itnlian mor but
n was indicated that fhe
neio Increment wns Of
much more importance.
one alhailoff. q former leader
Of the comitadIIs. was reported 10
have appeared suddenly after two
years In exile 10 Organize the
bands.
The ConitsdIis had last
been scii,e In 1884. when the
bulgarian government ron-
doct@d . eampaiEp against
them for fighting Juuosiasia
In Bulgarian territory which
JuEesIasia had acquired after
the Last war.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Denver y. Chsneoller
Summoned b. Deoih

DGStE8 - d. DAVID nnoW
Duncan. a. ehsnesiIor Of psaver
university. dIsd Friday night Ne
had been with the university sasee
1908 and was named chaacsl)og
in 1898. He had submitted 10
resignation effective neat 1eptsm-
Der and Gales Gates. jr.. Of Princs-
ton university. had ben named
HE saccaaaos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Lawion Soldier
Is EleCiroCuied

SEATTIE-rriva Robert G.
Harvey 10. Decatur. IN was
eiectrocuted late Friday when he
grasped a 2.2oa-velt line while
working On = utility pole At Fort
Lawton.
Mai. Frederic H. Nichols. fort
commander and former power
company manager. climbed the
pole and brought down the youths
body
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
LEIO-LEA$E
BILL VOTING
DUE TODAY!

ron~ef parts ~ our navy- ~
Indicated mat ~ dsd ~ wnse
% s~na Americas snt1sevs ~
England but sata ~ canlu1 nDnme
her foe wanting tnpm.
ut ecasse sne y ~ ann<ng
Zoe men" ~ sat1 ~ - ~
" wsaId threw <u11 wnenr - =
sat ef thsngs thas - - -
rr~s.s 81 taxing p>ees-~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Sirip-Langlie
Program All
BuiCollapsed
BULLETIN

OLNNFIA--Iegislstive clocks
were stopped saturds, on the
sSth das Of session 10 permit
house and senate 10 rush
through long calendars Of their
own bills before official noon
dcadline.
Clocks were halted at iI.t0 q.
m. The house passed and sent
to the senate an emergency
grant Of $4,000. 600 for school
buildings. principally In national
defense areas. The vote was II
20 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10

6iin showcases. hind enncss.
sionaire In the possoffIce lobby.
and Msrgssst Herman. Everett
tutoress and isrsiile instruetoress.
ara receiving fluctuations ri
friends for their plans ~ marriage
on April II. sister and Lur~sss.
their respective seeing eye doGa
have likewise enjoyed . long and
firm friendship. and enthusiasts.
eaily ~sxssd approval during In.
spee,lon ~ their new homs-to.be
ai b2ii M. I. ~.
v ~. Teal Shields. trying 10
break In . ne~ auto Friday. Dc.
elafsd holding the car do~n IN
slow speed wss .ers. than having
the toothsehs
Louis iSsdsesk IL recovering
after . mild attack n measles.
Ear Ceiiiss has bean called 10
government SERVES. taxing over
duties 80 q second class patty offi.
Ger on q Coast Guard boat
John sssisesk. s4io No. PINE 81.
10 confined 10 his bed with fis and
tonsliitis.
Charles Grees. 70syssr-otd PEN
slonsr whose unusual Illness Of sew.
srai years duration has confined
him TO q semi reclining position
abed. has At last isfisf several 80
clai agencies we're unable 20 assist
biml acquired . mush-nssdsd sa-
lustsbls hospital cot. wIiiisss HAIL.
~. slsrt and ursisss service officer
~ the DAv.. delivered the vel
come apparatus this ~ses 10
Green's home. tzis No. 10th II.
John 4. sassett. ss0i ss. Alder
IT. mas returned 10 work after an
iiinsas Of ssyssai weeks
Marjosis asis~n. ~ifs af nh
Jsrsa 0eld~s. ths senysnsr, IL
having fun thls seek. giving away
dollar and two dollar biiis
Courthouse carpenters. handy
men and painters we're busy half
the week In ths county bssitn
office hanging toasthsr pisy~oad
fcontlnasd on Page =. Column ~
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~ them national guard unifs.
Ths 10 n<w bsttaiions "a -
organized ~tii ineissds IN 72nd
medium. Fort i~sis. WASH ssd
7sth hight Fort L<~is. Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight and TUESDAY. Tenn
peratures: High. s.; low, ~. Sun
,iaes, s:3s; setA. SOL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10

OLYMPIA-Tbe house Satur-
day refused 10 force from rules
committee the redrafted merit
system bill. Democrats joining
Republicans In defeating the
move and the hill for this SEA-
sion.
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One Soldier
Killed; wo
Others Hurt

Richard A. Smith, 20. of
Headquarters battery. sist
Field Artillery. Fort Lewis.
died in the Fort Lewis hos
pital at $50 n. m. Saturday.
four hours after he was riruck
down on the Pacific highway.
He was struck by a car driven
by sergt. George A. Berhsn, First
company. SD Training regiment.
Camp Murray II was At frs,
thought Berham was a hit-run
driver, but an investigation con-
Quoted by sergt r. A. Olson of
the state patrol revealed he had
stopped after the accident but was
removed from the scene 10 an In
Urinary for first aid treatment by
military policeman His face
was badly cut. according 10 the
state patrol, and he was in a dsxed
condition.
sergt. Olson said the accident
apparently was unavoidable.
Injured In the same accident Was
John Lincoln Couture. cousin OF
Smith. Of Camp Murray. who was
removed 10 the fort hospital, where
he Ia being treated for cuts and
bruises
Near Camp Entrance
The accident happened about
500 feet from the entrance 10
Camp Murray. Smith and cou-
ture and another soldier. the
name Of whom was not obtained.
were pushing their car along the
highway. apparently out Of gas
a taxi. driven by Eddie Drozd.
swung out around the disabled
car. but the car following Drozd
failed 10 turn out. crashing lnt5
the soldiers.
The injured youths we're taken
10 the hospital by another motorist
who heard the crash and stopped
10 Investigate State Pstrolmsn
y. NJ Petersen came upon the
scene Of the accident shortly after
II happened and took charge.
Called state Patrol
Drozd stopped his taxi upon
hearing sound of the impact and
gave his fare. whom he VAS taking
q Fort Lsvs. a flashilght 70
direct traffic ~. then vent 70
telephone 10 summon the state
patrol
Ia the car which took the soi-
dlers 10 the hospital were Elmer
and Leroy Wheeler and Claude
Wsldoa. according to the state
patrol
smiths death brought the Pierce
county death toll 10 a since the
frat of the year.
The youth. Nho lolnsd the army
Aux. 20. 1870. - Fort Smelling.
MINI. leaves his parents. NJ. and
Mrs.. Huzh smith u the hOns in
cioqust. Ainn.
Msilinzsr zan ammo nee ths /
funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
Jugoslavians
To Sign Up
With Axis


LON nOM- ~ 1lvouunelD
e~sssaps~1pse - ~ oun1ne -
pss~e vsVssss1 $1,000 - -
ssss Pvssse puno - Suuun1ov>o
49, spse = WupnnnGo - > -
pesss~aus ~ nsten>n ssuuvso.g
tsss swgss1svss ~~~1n - 49,
~ sass-oss>sua ps>py,
BELGRiDi. Jsss.lsvis -
W ell informed quArtess ~
ported Saturday that Jueo-
slavIa would s,rn . non-as-
sression treaty with Germany
At Berlin Tuesday.
psplomstie quarters Il ~ ss~s
time wsrs psspsse( fov . t,ssuan
attack on 0sssce 81 any sinsa
Thsss wsvs ln11sas1nas -
ssess~ssy ~ given s.sesus =
isss shasas - msts psnss
viii Italy - s1snve - ~
tsevuass. sssilss -sseannss -
$3.50 - sAss tssssss ~ -
ssuse1.
tsreecs vas said 10 - svnsastlag
the last civilians from Thsass. N
ths path Of . German sdvsnss.
and In bs forming . asGsnss Ilns
ssssndinE westward srom noi~.shA.
Jpgasisvss's sexsptanse - .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10

NEW r0aA CSTy--Psfss &c.,
born. 81. noted n0sse critic -
rh~ World Telegram. assa yrs6sy
night.
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nor. aggression" treaty vita u~s.
many. and : Iaint dselAsstIas pro-
vidsnE for sinsss political and sso-'
nomie ooiishosattos. soDnfessiy
was ihsssIy = matter n sssnNosng
for ths diplomaiie ssremony.
stsst,nsiy. rspssts fs~m -
sses ~ ne11nns. wef1e tns6-
iss ssy sssl<sa1 s~nsoa~e1n1lsns
is1s~sss1 thss sbssmnay m1one
stsaea 0sen~s ~ go 49,.
pa~ssksy stsrtisg NJ -
stsptsse bsw&ss1usse -
natoNths.
budapest reported that Jpns-
sissia would ssfes To pevm1s oss-
man fovess 70 pouv ds~n ~
vsfdss river s'invsslon valley 10
yard sAioniks and movs f5ssmas
var equipment over iss tssisssdAJ
Thess were sepssts - 49,
nutgnsta. - . 800 sssnssninass
pastsss ~ ~ tsssmne~<a0-
sssss- 1antAas ask. ~ - -
itsss n es@ss1sss tssvsossv
fsss~ Ssg~stsvts A. ttsssrs.
go thss tbas - hnsasse1 ~
ssssstsv 1ssi.tss - ~ -
eSsssnasy.
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BULLETINS

ATHE>s-sreeee was said
In Informed quarters saturday
10 be mastering all her resources
10 carry ON the war In full com
piiaDce with her treaty commit
menfs 10 Great Britain.
BONDON-Three German
bombers we're destroyed by
Royal Air Force fighters Sstur-
day. II vas announced officially.
Two German bombera were
shot down by Raj fighters off
the east coast Of England and a
British spitfire destroyed a four
engined Heinkei off Lowsstoft.
The Heinkel had attacked an
east coast town.
kHABTOuN, Anglo Egy ptiaB
sudaB-Eihiopian guerrilla wsr-
riors and British attachments Of
the sudanese defense force sat-
Urdsy chased an Italian army To
the village of Dsrnbzchs, -
mile. from D~bra aarkos, cap
itaI Of Goijzm prosines.
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