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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Italian Liners
Sunk by British

LONDON - Tns admiralty said
today that Britain submarines bad
sunk tao more Itsilsn liners. max
lnK ssEnt Italian ysassis reported
rsssroysd 10 tHo days
A ssbroxrins tofpsdCsd and sank
n. liner Espsris. 1888 tons.
1nlis snotbsf British subnsfaas
torysaosd ana destroyed an italian
NIP u N. Ramo elass. admiralty
eomnanlqsss sad today.
Ths E.psris va san< off IMP
al. I4bys.
Ths vessel of tss Eams class
vss destroyed from a convoy N
ina central Mediterranean be-
isssn laramie and Benghsxs. Tss
admiralty ah rot say yhsn.
Tns Italian government owns
feet Of yssssis named Esmb J.
n. III ard ~. They are snips
~ ss7s tons and are registered
o1t Of Venice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Smelier Union
To Meet Sunday

Government msdistors convened
again Saturday 81 Seattle with
representatives ~ tho Tsfonns
srnelter and its ] 100 employees IN
ar effort n forsstsli q threatened
stris. scheduled for Wednesday.
Federal labor experts met with
each SIDE separately Friday sna
decided N bring representatives. u
both parties together a, the second
session
The union has offered 10 srbi-
trsts ali issues for it, zoo msn-
bers who seek an Increase IN ths
minimum daily wage from $50 10
80 20 and additional union rseox-
milton The company eontsndsd
N. present contract does not ss-
PR. until Dee is
Nsan~hil.. officers % tho Ia
coma snsltsrfnsna union. Local
zs. ! r. NJ NJ a 8 " fcIOb
announced a special msmbership
CIO nall al 1Is So. 18Th ST
meeting ~ .. m. sunday In the
President Clarence y. Armour
sad m. meeting mas bssn called
10 discuss results - the eoneiiis-
tory sessions 81 s<sttis or FRIDAY
and Saturday.
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TOkYO-Ths editor Of Japan
News Week said tonight that su-
thorities had suppressed an issue
containing a sensational article
predicting that Germany would be
defeated within q year.
No specific reason for the sup
preston WAS given.
The publication said that the
situation ushering in the third
year OF the European war was
such that although II does not
Indicate that the Mans and their
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
u. S. Pilots Killed

GLASGOW -Four 4nnsfiesn air
plane plots. On their way 10 Cree,
Britain 10 JOIN ths Royal Air
Force. crowned WHEN their ship
vas torpsdosd in nid-Atlantie. ~
yss announced today.
seven others .srs rescued ~ .
Polish varship and landed st .
Scots p>,vf yesterday Two of Than
were taken 10 hospital.
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u. S. Built Bombers
Used in Oslo Raid

LONDON IN. air ministry asid
tonight that Amsriean-buiit flying
foftressss had been us~d 70 bomb
shipping IN m. C.Tm.n-hsla Nor
xsSisn port o. Oslo this morning
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Anguish and protest nofked the letter which Mrs. Arthur
Kroner mode public obout the time brother ofy fighting
plane forced down the neoby neodo~bfook Country
club ond TO rest just short OF housing development
Moybe you. os mother, would be interested in heofno
OF onother mothers ifoeedy" Mrs.. KRONER
When the vision OF those Children rushing iron, the
oes ond the other two opped and lying the rood thrown
from the sdesolk from the explosion ,creoune ooony.
Monnol Monot my little 10 blonde, three old
nowhere sight; Josper from hs rood of
Homes; Poulne Oosper ond poune Cuoeio the other
vetins) wos lying in the rood
u ~os frontio for my child but something mode
srob Pauline ond little 6eooens underneath her stock
TO the ground her skin burned completely Oft poulns had
the worst burns she otop 0eoroene. They we're
hdeous pushed Poulne the sdewolk The butcher
erobbed her os threw my child into my husbands
He ripped the burning clothes from her-hs right hond
hos no skin left on IT, 'Doddy doddy I'm burned burned
Toxic TO the hospto cont see Her doddy her God
who bod odnnsered to every cut finger ond every tunny
oohe
The orry bod onnouneed thot the pilot Lieut. Roy w
Scott ,toyed with his flomno pone trying TO ond until
300 feet from the ground before boiled out borey
giving his poroohue time TO open.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Boeing Awarded
347 Million Job

WASHINGTON - The war de-
psrtment today placed record or
ders totsling s347.15s.s74 with
Boeing Airplsne Co. Seattle. and
Douglas Aircraft Co. Inc. Santa
Monica. Cal. presumably for a
fleet Of 1000 new Cotton long
range flying fortress bonbers
The Boeing concern received a
1897 .447.057 contrset-th. largest
individual order placed by the
army during the current defense
program Douglas received . So
ZOE SIG award
The war department announce
nent did not specify the number or
type Of planes called for. IN con-
Torrance with an ests blishsd
policy. But ether quarters said
tire contracts presumably covered
construction ~ the newly de-
yeloped Bile.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
State Transportation
Head Quits His Post

OLYMPIA-Rslph J. Benjamin
resigned today as state trsnspor-
tation supervisor and Public sery-
Ice Director Frederick q Hsmlsy
Immediately appointed Charles y
Schaefsr Of Yakima 10 succeed
him Oct. 1 Benjamin formerly
was editor of the Tacoma Times.
Seattle Star and Portland News
Telegram.
Benjamin has BEEN trsnsports'
ton supervisor for the past s~s-
srsl years.
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nLi4&Ss,
sBY MEL 4. VOORHEES, |! 1 I'll

Maybe I'm going to lead
down in this column today to
a faulty idea.
It's inspired by the knowledge
that nothing is so good for the
morale OF worker-or soldier-as
receipt OF proof that his efforts
are adiudged TO be of value.
In other words. an awful lot
Of swell morale springs from the
adequate pay envelope.
Just now a lot of folks.
including some senators and
congressman. seem to be agi-
tated over what they believe
to be signs of bad morale
among our new soldlery.
II poor morale exists. III bet
my hat ninety per cent Of it re-
suits from yanking young fellows
off good Jobs and giving them
uniform and $50 to $50 per month,
while they watch non-military
workers incomes skyrocket
You can't blame the working
man for accepting better pay, and
certainly we don't want 10 casti-
gate the employer for increasing
pay. but
Neither can you justly look
askance at the man In uniform
for displaying very human dis
content under such conditions.
So here's suggestion.
which, | ad NIT, somebody
night logically knock into a
0cked hat with a technical
ebuttal.
Why not Increase the pay 81
~ soldiers:
Why not 20 beyond even the
10 monthly raise congress has
,ted them. 70 be paid, after their
m years service
After the last war We paid a
nus. Wei DO Il again.
Aftsr the last wse the state paid
brnus. tn do Il again.
Wv not pay the bonus now
eAe form q Increased soldiers
ssses:
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Germans Say
u. S. Seekinq
To Start War

REYkJAvIk. IeeIend-
Members OF the crew OF fhs
American destroyer Greer sr-
pressed belief todsy thet their
depth bombs he'd demssed o
submarine shot ettoeked them
en- route from ths United
stoses TO Reykjov;k.
No definite indie ofions, how
ever were cited BY RE crew
BERLIN-German Official
quarters charged today that
the United States destroyer
Greer had attacked a German
submarine southwest of Ice
land on orders Of President
Roosevelt in an effort to 'in-
cite America toward war with
Germany
The Germans. in an official
statement distributed by the DNB
news agency, said that there had
been an encounter between q u
boat and a destroyer on Thursday.
about 125 miles southwest of the
Icelandic capital Of Reykjavik.
The destroyer WAS officially
Described As unidentified,
hut the statement WAS issued
In connection with the Greer
Incident.
The German charge Was that
the Greer initiated tn. encounter
by attacking the submarine at
1880 p. m. that the submarine
later returned the fire and that
the American destroyer continued
to drop depth bombs until mid
night but failed 10 hit the U-boat.
This incident, the German state
ment charged, provided PROOF
that Mr.. Roosevelt, contrary 10
his assertions. actually had ordered
United States destroyers not only
to report the positions OF German
ships in the Atlantic but also to
attack them.
Citing official quarters. the
news agency charged that Mr..
Roosevelt WAS seeking by all
means at his disposal to provoke
Incidents and incite the United
states toward war against Ger
many.
The American navy departments
charge that the U-boat attacked
the destroyer WAS issued merely
to attempt to justify what actually
was destroyer attack on a Ger
man submarine. the statement
said.
The German agency, quoting
high official quarters, said that
the encounter began at IL 30 D. m.
at So degrees and 81 minutes
north: q degrees and six minutes
west. in what Adolf Hitler has
proclaimed an a German block
ade area"
The German blockade area
covers all Icelandic waters and
overlaps with the American naval
patrol system and the American
route to Icelandl
Fire Il Returned
The submarine returned the fire
later. without hitting the
The destroyer then continued
to drop depth bombs until about
attack and counter
attack lasting almost IL hours.
according TO the German state
ment, which said the depth bombs
were without result
Although the German statement
did not specifically name the
Greer. presumably due TO difficulty
Of Identifying a specific destroyer
in such an action. the commentary
vas definitely in connection with
the Greer case.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08

nADESA - Cahsta Rogers
prorninent voice and piano in
etsr, was kidnapped. stabbed
eriminally assaulted early
yby a man described as young
dafk. police reported
ewss found IN a semi-consci-
,oncifion. wandering near the
Where her ssssilsnt had
n her from her ogn auto
. ard fed with IL She was
7nR from knife wounds Of
m thigh. breast and fsss.
znks said.
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IN thls columns rfsDrs1sy u sss
rsists1 that Joan c. bjofkisfd.
f.1sres county snsffff. szs plan
ninx 10 10 q eAndidsts. me ens-
urnn tnsn sAsd
However. Ejorkignd mas not
been IN tns b<ss Of health for
nAny naonths This May - the
Seeding factor In Ms decision
next spring
Evsd~ssiy s>e sh~riff wsshed
vehsmmtiy 10 assy thsss -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08

When Mrs. H. W. Carr celebrates
her s0th birthday on Sept "a. IT
will be the occasion for a family
reunion. since two Of her sons will
be here from California. They are
W. Y. Carr OF Los Angeles and
A. W. Carr of San Francisco.
Glenn johnson OF the Immigrs-
ton Border Patrol. In yacationing
in Tacoma from Glasgow. Mont.
where he il stationed. He - with
his wifss parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
7. q. Besrdsles. Mrs. johnson
barbara Beardsley) has been In
Tacoma all summer.
Dehra Yount OF San Frsncisco
arrived here Wednesday 10 spend
two weeks She IL dividing her
time between her father and step
mother. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bou-
dreau ~ the Floreno. apis. and
her brother, y. A. Bo,idresu.
Mr.. and Mrs EssI Hogan and
daughter. haryiou. have returned
from Montana where they spent
the summer
Mr.. and Mr.. Myl-. Thompson,
Of orting. left Saturday on
motor trip 10 Canada.
10 sm.iIey. chsmb.r Of Com
msros Stsnos. and Betty Leslie.
Prudential Life Insurance Go.
ditto. embarked Saturday on an
extensive vacation trip 10 Alaska
by steamship.
Rhoset,e Ann IS n. nam. So
lsetsd for u. daughter born FRI
day 10 Mr.. and Ars. Roy Beeh-
toIdt. It's their first child.
Walter Stroud. proprietor Of N,
Sixth Ave Meat MARKET. retired
from business this week after -
year, operations IN N. 9Th ave
district He mas sold MS market
interests 70 George Wilkinson, re-
Gently Of South Bend, Wash.
I~@ S~svH, VINO viii nseorns
rate director nj licenses in Olynn-
CONTINUED On Page 2. Column a.
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ssy vsn1 suanonn - - -
physAent sss6611na
Tor today ~ hs1 asDptte1 To
rsmss with ~ foiiowing s1nts-
aent. sxnsd ~ Dr.. Hoesaaa -
T,c<n. a~fsopathis physscsan-
1t u amusing and qnsee ~
tsrssfing 70 ~ssch the pronv~e1
sf political sifuAtisns IN uselv ~
fancy.
Local posst,esans lnss - uDo
IN starting thesr .mn6-alingtnG
lcontinusd On Page Z Column u
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SsrposAL r.gAars

sAItoSAi. r.gAarg
rhli.a~lpsls fei eas ssi--s ~
so.s.. ... 90 tis sis~-s
Johnston. N.ltaa 81. Pearson
~ ard warren. rotsn and hss-
res. Montgomery.
We've ssrk >. seo oss ise--i . !
ns.asiss -. sss col sis--s .
Niece bo~m.n ~. Adsms 90
.sd Hsrtnstt. Davis ana Owen.
osle4ss 80. ess lea TO- . 4
Pittsburgh ssi iss sss--s . .
mnoiy. tee tsl. sehmlss IN and
Mccullough. hsintxsiman sna
baker.
AMERICAN f.gAGrE
~ f.e.ss ....iIs COL sss--a - .
esla.ss 49,. 60 90 sss--s . .
Mlnsnsf and rsrrsii. Lee and
fresh.
Ha-iss go. sos col sss-s . .
se~ ssgh +. Toe ees css--i , =
Dobsan ana f'gsiss. sfsa~r.
pssk isI ana aiivss,ri
w..slsusa~ fss sis sss-s . =
rhli.<isivhls xss sss ssss-s - !
Hudsoa. suns ~ sna Early.
Knott. Shirley 90 ana Hayes
100000. aat oxy ALA IA
rsll.asiphss sss ssz sss--s ~ .
Leonard and t.4giy. tsss.asn.
Ferrle< 80 snd Wagnr.
flssei.sd .. s>ue cot ais . .
fs~srstt 80. sss oss iis--S . .
smith and Hsnsisy. psssstsss
ss~<onn ard Tsbssifs
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MlE I
eliI|Il's

HYDE PARK. n. Y

HYDE PARK. n. "
The White House secre-
tariat announced tonight
that President Roosevelt
will make a radio address
Of major Importance
10 the nation and the
world from the White
House at Washington
next Monday night at s.
MENICO CITY - Five persons
were killed and 10 wounded in a
clash between peasant groups over
q land dispute In the town OF
cuautlaneingo. near Pueblo. 1t was
reported today. The police re-
stored order in the town.
LONDON The admiralty to-
night reported that the submarine
PISS il overdue and must BE- pre-
sumed lost. Next Of kin Of the Of
ficers and crew have been advised.
EDINBURGH - Chancellor o I
the Exchequer Sir Kingsley Wood
today pledged unlimited financial
assistance to Russia.
He said Russia had told Britain
she did not desire financial aid as
q gift but wanted il in the form
Of credits insofar as British sup
plies were not matched by Russian
supplies TO Britain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08

Mother Of Child Killed
By Flaming Plane Pleads
To Stop Too-LoW Flying

HfMPSTfAD, n I.-rhe mother OF IsoFsene KFemsf.
OF three children killed BY ferins sosons from
oplone thot erohed front OF their home poded fodey
by letter With Nh FonkIin o. Roosevelt TO do something
TO stop ory pones flying over soneested greet
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Red Guerrilla
f orce Slash
Nazis' Lines

lostoost - ousstos espsso
ksvs s~ssks1 - sepompes -
~ esswses - essoh shsou0A
Ne Isssnses - o6psso. 49,
~ . sessk s~,s - ~ -
ceswee Ssv,sss~ ~ sspulst~o
ne ssss~s sesssks. . oussioo
ss~~sssess ~ ss6sy.
- 49,
MosCOw--war dIspssehes
today reported that cosssak
guerrilla forces wers slashina
Into CermAa rear lines N the
Ukraine and that thru snemy
divisions had bssa routed IN
. spreading hattie On the
kiev sector.
ne guerrilla aehssns 49, -
tends - nsrk - - mIlss -
hind tks tssvmas fyu~s lines n N
soafh. u ~ss r~p~rts4 with ths
fsmaas cas~a<h ssvairym~n fAk-
nc . leading part
rNv~s psss.1s~s n~~ene
os the k,sv fsc~l sesnsssse ~
.ffisisi slspssrhss me osvmss
s<th. spssh sra p>sh 1svssesmo
~sss rratsd N sss - . ssvsss ~
snssssmsrts NJ sssssss1 ssetasa.
IN snsshsr efssstis~. see.sdsaa -
He'd star ths army srasa. aus~
sssa cir usiss destroyed tte tsnt4
sto truess ssa "a plssss ST an
nsslssssd 400 effsvsss go 80
la Fee aAys~
me Russian dseestsh>s 80
that qcsaiis nssting No. 100
10 progress IN Inc t<i~v ss<sns 1870
ssfiy ~ Anxuss. whoN ~ Ger
mxns concentrated lssss fc~e>e
fog . thrust toward NJ unsatao
capital
Ths Germans. hswsvse. w~ss -
povtsd unsnls n sousnsSdats ss~ss
poeIiioas ~ that tims snd vero
forced In fan s~es snse~on sev-
srsi villages during Rsnsbaa csun-
fss.attssss
csssnsosss Gnavy
Nee ilnss n dsfsnes wsss sehsm
~ tss nssSsssss in mid An9nse
strsar srssssmests n which
heavy casualties wsrs lnfIl<ts1 -
Inc sosmy saa the three afvs<
zsons isssr wsxs rnafsd impars
t.nt staff documents ~srs s~szs6
~ the Hassssss ths 1ispas<hss
ssid
In tss last leo days. shs -.
s .tthss said. ths Gsesmaes s~ssxs&
up sstnforrsms1ss ard s~asw~1
the sst.xs, nut we're fspaassa 49,
the village ~ ~
nEnI.rS - Russian foresn sos~
sInu~ ssansssssssssinE -svsry-
~h~vvv sions The s~st~vn fvoes,
fsefmss Dispatches said sa<tay. -
sss s<i<s~.i that ts@ sfsseks we're
vain sna Inc H,sssssns ~sss psy-
lns bssssiy ls men snS mstessalas
me G~rmsa hiah esmmsn<fe
On fighting AusIn1s
me nn~n.as sd msrssy that 81.
rsasivs ss~f.iioas IN The sA~s are
progressing we'll
Gsfmxu tnfwmAnfs said ~
'sttis far Lsninnvs1 eantfnss1 -
b ths main fishslas hwss we're ~
! bss 10 dlssiss. cay ns~ dsvsiop.
nsrss anss shA ~vsvsissss~ THIS
ssrsnan hsssy srssiissy he ssw
,psnsd the as fsres 10 supportte1
s.rmss troops sfosnsax the sfsys
sroas. s~~e asfssss ines
tfssfmsa artillery was rspsste1
s.stosassy yesterday - sheiIkng tiss
<sninxrsd area. ssiIEtary sbtee~
lives ssasls the Area. and ne rsii-
'aAa ns~s h~s~e~a LsslnuvnA ss1
seniisssI~Hr. ~ ssiss 70 ~
.as9
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08

Mayor Harry y. Cain Of Ia
coma, who served with customary
compsi.no. a. POSTMASTER. moved
swiftly through introduetions Of .
scors or more men and women
Identified with public power pro-
motion in many parts Of tho Pa
oifc Northwss, and few ffum
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In a strange manner BY way Of Doctors statsmsnts
the i94z campaign for the city safety commissioning
Ad.v
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sAsK vRAwGACvpONH
aeoms ... ......Hy sac, 900
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NJ f6e f0hffttst0n 9" Ms
speech here Friday sight.
Ickes announced the remaining
~ the great power d,.trib"-
ton station to honor the hrst
bonneville administrator. who
did shortly after completing
the basic operation policies
upon which the system has
operated. Mrs. Rsss. . E,ssst
AT the s~sd table. MAS pre-
scented with the official resoiu-
ton aud acknowledge the
government tribute 10 ~. ID
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Ickes Wants
To Have
Sole Control


Administration of Columbia
river power Is a zone man
job and not one for a three
man debating society" Sec
Rotary Harold L. Ickes as
serted Friday night - main
speaker before = banquet Of
500 at Tacoma Elks temple.
iesss. the ADMINISTRATION ma
tlensl emergency chief 81 power
and pstroseum. sams cet q .
vacation In tho olympic wilderness
10 openly and two-fistsdly attack
the Columbia river three maa
board plan q Tsoomas own Sen
stor Homer T, Hone.
When he had done ar hours
bob of ~ ever . rndie net
work lin addition "a his local
.,sdi~neel Ickes and hi. charm
Ing wife returned 10 Port An
Heies To have" their vses-
tloa--the inference sf ens ef
hts retinne being thai 80 far
the intsrior department shssf
hasn't had . chance fa enpy
his vacation In the Pacific
Northwest.
The administrators sll-oui
smash at the. home rule features
~ the Bone bill Was given In
Bones home town as the cllmaz of
a five day convention of the North
west Public Ownership league
one day at Grand coulss. one o.,
Tacoma. saturday and Sunday al
Seattle sksgit Development. and
Monday at Bonnsvillss North
Vancouver sbostsiion. hsnosfor-
word To be known a. the y. y.
Ross subwtation.@
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Pair tonight and Tues
das. temps: High. =:
low. -. sun rise-. ss7;
sets. 8 -.
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Rhodette Ann Is the nam. Sc
lsetsd for ths daughter born Fin
day 10 Mr.. and ars. Roy B~ch-
toIdt It's their first child.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Essi Hogan and
daughter. haryiou. have returned
from Montana where they spent
the summer
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s0 m. -. les NJ
iiso =. n ~ hn
so1 ,. m Mia NJ
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-02-13
DELINQUENT LAND TAX NOTICE
Secs. 57O4. 57O7 G. C)

The Lands Lots and Parts returned Delinquent by the
Treasurer of Licking County, with Taxes Assessments Penal
Interest charged thereon ageeaby
described in the following list, viz:
ownersN Name r. TIP O. Sec ToTax
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We red Americans arc glad To
Join the whits Americans 10 esIs-
bra,s tho beginning 81 generation
Of power at the largest plant IN
tho world"
Past. Present IlsheA
Thus In a strange linking NJ the
past and present, descendants NJ
northeastern washinHton's first
inhabitants gave their approval of
a sibT 600 600 project that viii
carry light and power IN homes
and farms. Indian reservations ana
metropolitan cities. small hush
nssses and hiE national defenss
Industrial plants. and irrigsts
I 100000 acres ef fertile desert
land.
President Roosevelt. In . mss-
sage To Or. Frank A. nsaks. super.
visinx engineer, called the projset
a fipe job we'll done
u want IN congratulate ths
bureau Of s~~isapseisa sspes
putting The Grsst Orssd
Ce.i~e dam In work two ysass
shesa AZ seheduis.- nsessveis
wrote. "tt IN . flse tDs veil
Asae.
III IN thrilling IN Contemplate
The prospects that this dam opens.
A tremendous stream Of ensfKy
will flow continuously from tins
dam 10 turn factory wheels To
make the lives of msn more fruit
full ~ viii light homes and stores
IN towns and cities: Il viii ssss
ths drudgsry around ths farm
houses and farmyards of the Pa
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James Stewart Enters
Army at S2l a Month;
Got $4,000 in Movies

When he answered the Induction
QUESTIONABLE N, reports that he
had q 5000 q week salary we're
exploded. Hs said u vas 81. 500.
Re said further that he Was born
in Indiana. Pa on May 20. 1903.
mad four years Of high school and
four 81 college. has been an actor
eight years. and hls beneficiary IL
his mother. Mrs.. Elizabeth X.
Stewart 81 Indiana.
RE TOOK the oath IN a group Of
81 from Col John EobsnsOn. Aft
srssrd the colonel shook his hand
and said. We're glad 20 have you
in The army"
I'm glad 20 b. here" Stewart
answered.