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La gaceta., 1941-05-05
HOMBRES DEL SERVICIO
DE EN-
CUATR0 VAPORES YU-
G0ESLAVOS

New York, mayo 5.-Hom-
bres del servicio de guardacos-
tas subieron hoy a realizar una
inspection en- cuatro vapores en-
la bahia de New York. Sc hizo
la vista con motives de rumo-
res que Hegaron a oidos de los
oflelales smericanos.
La gaceta., 1941-05-05

DSl III, illdgO Os-Lu uil NAo
curse pronunciado en- ell teatrC
de la opera Knoll, el lider naz.
Hitler proclam6 aver que ell ma,
ziSmo durara 1000 amos. Ale.
mania puede derrotar toda con,
cebible coalici6n EN- el mundo
Dur6 ell discurso del Fuehrer u.
ma bora y siete minutes. LENA.
ron ell teatro los lideres escogi
dos por el partido nazi. Sc iactt
de la rapida campana de los Ba,
anes Y sirvi6 un nuevo aviso a
loco y al bobo," refiriendose {
Winston Churchill.
Evit6 hacer alusi6n directa q
los Estados Unidos y Su arsena.
para las democracias; pero alta.
co a los "agitadores democratic
COS" que tratan de aplastar :
Alemania, y asegur6 que ningu-
ma combination de poder indus
trial es 10 suficientemente gran
de para contener la marcha con
puistadora de Alemania.
70 contesto a los "agitadores
democraticos" que ell mundo ja-
mas vera un nuevo 1918 Y que
Alemania seelevara a una ma
yor altura.
Ell Reich aleman y sus aliados
disponen de potencia, militar y
economical, y sobre TODD moral,
que es superior a toda concebi-
bli coalici6n en- ell munndo. Com
par6 a Churchill con un borra-
cho y lie calific6 del mas san
griento 'dilettanti' de la histo.
ria. Las fuerzas alemanas ten
dram aun mejOres armas que ell
ano que viene. DijO qeu las per-
didas de Grecia, Inglaterra y
Yugoeslavia, en- los Balkanes,
habian sido 500 mayores que
las de Alemania.
Nashville, mayo 5.-Wandell
l.. Wilkie inaugur6 aver la fabri
ca de aviones "Vultee," cuya
constructor coSt6 $4,000 900.
Antes de pronunciar su discur-
so, Wilkie vol6 en- un aparato de
observation que la fabrica cons
truye para el ejercito. Cuando
Sc hallaba en- ell avi6n, habl6 y di
jo: "Yo quisiera tener una bonn
ba conmigo y que Hitler estuvie-
sc debajO."
En- Ell discurso de inaugural
ci6n de la fabricas aludi6 al CO.
ronel Lindbergh, sin mencionar
10, y asegur6 que no tenfa expe-
riencia en- la politica y tampOcO
en- el combate, y que no habia
visiatdo las islas inglesas en- los
ultimos dos amos.
| Pronostic6 la victoria para Ia
libertad. 81 ell libre modO de Vi
da y economic pasa en- la Gran
Bretaha ,pasara tambien en- Els.
tados Unidos.
Boston, mayo Sci DR.. ia
mes B. Connant, presidente de
la universidad de Harvard, QUE
ACADIA de regresar de Inglaterra
declare aver, hablando por la Ra
do, que Estados Unidos debe
.combatir ahora, junto a Ingla-
terra y en- contra del Eje. La no
ra de la acci6n claramente ha
sonado. Nuestra mejor esperan-
IN de evitar mas tarde una ba-
ITALIA contra dificultades desespe
radas, es ser desde ahora un be.
ligerante naval. No es demasia-
do tarde; pero la clara bora de
Ia acci6n ha sonado. Yo creo que
Ia naci6n esta lista para unirse
a Ia lucha por la libertad. La
creencia de algunas personals de
que la guerra pudiera terminar
por una paz negociada, es fan
tastica para cualquiera que ha-
va estad0 en- 10 Gran Bretahs.
La gaceta., 1941-05-05

Dijeron los nazis que Inglate-
IRA perdi6 mas de 100000 tone
ladas, en- barcos, con motive de
la retirada del ejercitO que en-
Gnecia combatla,
Londres anuncia que solo per
di6 dos destructores y cuatro
transportes,
Sabemos que los nazis mien-
ten acknowledgements.
IDebe aceptarse como ejus-
tada a Ia verdad Ia notieia bri-
tanica?
La gaceta., 1941-05-05

Una cosa muy simpatica y
muy curiosa, 10 es la ALBANIA de
Charles Silva con ell grupo de
Manuel Garcia.
Charles va no es reaccionario,
nj amarillo, nj "raquetero"-co-
mo ellos decian antes. Charles
Sc ha purificado, Sc ha redimi-
do.
iCuando hizo su ingreso en-
ell ''grupito"?
La gaceta., 1941-05-05

I'm saludo para la compania
Guiana de Gilberto Delfino. A
rribara ell microbes.
Delfino tiene en- Tampa mu-
chos amigos sinceros y nosotros
entire ellos.
La gaceta., 1941-05-05

Els una Camara al Servicio de
la comunidad latina y 81 Sc desa-
credita... todos preferences pres
tigio.
La gaceta., 1941-05-05

Tenemos que felicitar al ST..
Sack, secretario de la Union de
FabricanteS, por su carinosa
carta al Sr. Manuel Garcia.
Els una epiStola expresiva, de
migos mtimos, de queridos CA
MARADAS
NosotroS estimamOs q. mere
ce un aumento de Sueldo y seis
meses de vacaciones, con sueldo.
La gaceta., 1941-05-05

mo exageran un poquitin los
tIazls cuando afirman haber
hundido vapores, ETC., con un to
tai de 10, 900 de tOneladas?
La gaceta., 1941-05-05

La Camara de Comercio de
Ybor, amigo yes apolitica y no
Sc mezcla en- los asuntoS Obre-
roS.
No quiere clos" con los poll
ticos y tampoco con los trabaja-
dores.
Su mission es constructive, sa.
ma, digna, Y asi Sc proclama pOr
tOdos.
La gaceta., 1941-05-05

Nos interesa a todos que Ia
paz Sc restablezca, por compile
to, en- Ia Camara de Comercio
d Yhor,
La gaceta., 1941-05-05

Joe Maniscalco dijo en- la g.
samblea del viernes que ciertos
jugadores PROFESSIONALS pasan
en- Tampa por lfderes Obreros.
Conste que e. no quiso insultaf
a los senores iugadOres, sinO CO.
locar a cada ciudadano EN- ell ST.
ito que lie corresponds.
La gaceta., 1941-05-05

Ell hombre civico de veras so
trata de formar grupos en- las
colectividades a las cuales per-
tenece.
La integraci6n de grupitos,
en- muchos casos, origina la in
triga ". la intriga quebranta
primero Y destruye despues.
La gaceta., 1941-05-05

FL Sr. Frank de la Grana, Sc
cretario de la Camara de Co
mercio de Ybor, no Sc haya en-
vuelto en- la disputa de los Glti-
mos dfas.
Estima el, con muy buen jul
clio, que ell secretario tiene la mi
si6s de servir a la Camara y pa
ra hacerlo debe actuar con la
mayor Unparalleled.
La gaceta., 1941-05-05
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Una indication. - Referendum. = Delfino. -
Gasoline sobre las llamas. = De la Camara de
Ybor. Raymond Sheldon y un ataque del
Tribune" ...-..
La gaceta., 1941-05-05

Ell presidente del Comite Con
sultivO Conjunto, Sr. Canedo,
indic6 que el y sus comparisons
Sc retiraran, 81 ell grupo de Ma
nuel Garcia hace 10 mismo.
Els una indication intelligence
Y con vistas a la ammonia.
ICual sera la condensation del
Sr. Garcia Y sus colaboradores?
La proposition de referen-
dunn hecha por ell taller de Ora
diaz no es legal, por cuanto va
ell presidente Vas Horn decide
ell problema; pero Serviria para
saber como piensan los tabaque-
ros.
Y n~OSOtroS creemos que la ma
yoria, 81 Sc lie da a escoger entire
Ell grupo de Gained oy Ell otro, Sc
decidira por ell Consultimo le-
gal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

from a four-week tour u Alas
kan cities 1T is no place for a
man 10 20 unless he knows in ad-
vance he has a job. Every ship
arriving brings more men. = num-
Der from as far east ss the Ms
sissippi river valley, but they have
been picked up BY contractors or
government and know where they
are 10 go and what they are 10 do.
There are a number - Tacoma
people up there, scattered around
in IN. cities l missed seeing Paul
Satko VINO lives a short distance
outside Of Juneau. We mad very
little time in Juneau on either the
northbound or southbound trips.
Anchorage and Fairbanks are
particularly busy spots. You'd bs
amazed At tho rents that srr being
charged and anything that pro
yIdes shelter csn be rented even
the chicken houses"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

Air Units 10 Aid
-Four Field Armies

WASHINGTON The esr -
nAffmsnt kspt pace Thursday
9Th European wsr tscties ~ -
~iablAshlnE aviation units h sunra4t
Zach - - faur field sfmies -
TIE nsw armorrd force
The units viii rsasist 81
Hxht hsuuh-r.. dive hsmesg.
Photography places k~iiasfs
aaa transport PisHcs fsF pas.
chute ard ale eeres fresPs
Officials sid that headquarters
> ne new commands have Mt
bssa definitely selected sitaeuEA
ihs third ar support command
which = headed ~ Cob a. \
Duncan II ne chief q slf eefrs
afflcs - tentatively slated for
savannah Ga and the fourth
headed Nv Col Robert q Candss.
cher - ar intelligence viii prob
Ahly - Hamilton Fleid. Calf
The first command vii - iet
by Cal william n kspnef. u
Mitchell reid y. y. the ~seHd
hY RrlK Cen John n Brooks
Bowman Fleld. Ky and the ufth
hy nug Gen julius " Jones
second ar force. Port George
Wright wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
I aE}ME3354&I

After a brief period during
which no ships were in port. =
night arrivals made a roster of
three vessels on berth for varied
cargo work at local terminals
Thursday.
All familiar units Of the coast
ing fleet, arrivals included the
Alaska Transportation Co. steamer
Tyee, here for discharge of north
ern ores at the smelter. the tanker
Associated. making regular de-
livery of petroleum products the
steamer Lurline Burns. returning
on berth for continued loading
Of general freights for California
delivery.
Departure Of the eoasting
steamer Whitney Olson left the
harbor without a single ship for
several hours late Wednesday.
Arrivals slated for Friday in
clude two other regular callers at
this port: The i%ntercoastsl steamer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Deferred S. S. Registrars
Urged to Help Out Defense

ssi.ruvs servics r~~Kistrants.
vho hsv. been granted deter
ment. from actual military train.
ing. bit ar. qualified 10 perform
one work In connection With
EVIL defense activities should offer
their services. IA Col Walter J.
belong. state director of s~sisetlys
Service. DECLARED Thursday.
belong pointed out there Ia an
opportunity for al young men Of
the deferred category 20 enlist
for service In either N. Wash.
lnktnn state guard OF In n Of
the many branches % services bring
organized ~ tho defense commits
sion throughout tho state
The seisciiva Service pfuhlbl.
ton for enlistment In the state
guard applied only 20 tho-~ men
sho haY. been classified az II
for duty BY their local buafds
belong stated "snd u Dies IN
20 Nay pfohiblt tho~s Nho have
hssn deferred from asisetiys Hsfys
- provisions from sniistinE in
the stat. guard OF Volunteering
Tor service sith the dsfsns. sa1ns
mIasiuu.
II ass pointed 0ut that The
granting ~ certain dsfsFmsnts
under A~siartiss SERVES sas not
intended 20 excuse deferred men
from lhs obligation ~hleh fssts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Chas. Malott
Dies Suddenly
Had Resided Here
For AZ Yeors

A heart attack proved fatal
Thursday morning n Charles
Harrison Malott SO. ~ 500 So.
Puget Sound ave he Rad been
taken n tho county hospital from
his home In = police ambulance.
but was pronounced dad OF A.
rival
he was the son n The ate Mr..
snd Mrs r. " Malott. weli-knoVn
Tacomsns for many wears he
Vas born In Logsnsport Ind and
moved 10 Tacoma in 1874 lie
vas an organist
He leaves two sons. Richard J.
and Lee Charles both ~ Tacoma
three daughters. Rose Mary and
Flora May. both Of Tacoma. and
Angela OF Mercer Island and two
brothers. Arthur l. a. DerinEer
and Walter W. Of Seattle
Funeral arrangements will b
announced by Piper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Wild Boar
Getting Fat

FORT LEWIS After hearing
stories Of how soldiers IN Alaska
hunt Wild game for the sake Of
their menu. Pvt. Henry Ford
decided that as cook for the lads
~ Company VI in the ard Divi-
sions Tth Infantry he might try
his luck.
While on recent maneuvers In
California, Ford went hunting.
Result: A wild boar. weight "a
pounds, very much alive.
The rosy little piglet was
brought back here for fattening
when the troops returned. Now
the problem is 10 decide whether
'Porky' is to become Thanks
giving dinner or company mascot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Chinese Herbolist
Accused in Death

RENO, New. - Deputy District
Attorney hyron p. Adams Thurs
day filed a charge Of manslaughter
against Or @ 6 Wong Reno
Chinese herbslist and head Of the
Nevada Chinese Nationalist party.
in connection with the death Of
q ~25-year-old Oregon woman.
Velma Valentine Webb. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Webb
Of Sprague River. klamath coun-
". ore, died here June 9 Of cpl
lepsy. according 10 a coroner Jury
verdict. Wong vas accused Of IL
legally prscticing medicine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

LONDON Meat. bacon and
Eggs arc almost unobtainabls IN
Norway and even milk and pota
toes are now gstung ~arcs be
eausr the Germans are taxing al
the food they can find. a SoFss-
gan government statement said
Thursday
II Sas said that the bread "a
ton Nss now q half pound = day.
that N. butter ration Sss -
ouncss = day. that the suEsr "a
ton as seven q a week ard
that sufficient coffee as siioa cd
Tor tao cups a week
German piundsrng - Sorss
gan food stocks 70 likely - IN
crease owing 10 the ioas ~ Eus
supplies tho statement said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
People in
The News

John ". Morris. Tar Eastern
manager q IN. unltsd Press. sad
IN. former Marguerite u,imasa
a.. honsymooning In Reno. Nor
II. Ia. just returned from the
Orient =.
The Patents office Journal IN
canhsrra. Australia, revealed that
Franklin q. Ra,ne-. mining snEi-
nssr, developed tho d~sgsuasinE
desics used 10 foil German mag
nsuc mines. D..
Dionigi iAorsagas. famous Greek
musician and composer. died We'd.
nssday in CefAloats.
.apt. Irsing John-os. former
skipper OF the schooner Yankee
which no sailed thre. times around
the world. has been commissioned
a lieutenant commander In tho
L. S naval reserve and ordered
to active duty. ..
The London Daily herald ssid
4 had learned frans Won NeFra.
Nan aviator who escaped q Cana
dian prison camp and Jumped bail
in the United states. had been
killed In combat on the Russian
front.
nescubiting herself as destitute.
Rheba Crawford s~piiVaIo, syanKsl-
at famed in New York 90 the
Angel of Broadway applied Tor
rsiisf IN los Angeles but with
drew the application an hour later
saying she mad fouad other means
Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Japanese Liner Docks.
Disembsrks Passengers

sA> fHA>ttstO - HssnG
finally vsntur-d nso American
waters and dissmhafked bT
passengers. the Ispsns.s iasusy
liner fatnta nsru ~ss tied ap n
san Eransisea hsshnr Thursday.
~hils her a~nsrs ~cuEht flsl ard
supply permits 70 she can get h~sk
ID Japan
The sYk Inns ~hieh operate
the Tstuta. sspsrtsd her To sail
At nnpn tomorrow. " tho treasury
department promptly Issnss he
permits II AS bsilsvsd hsf 81
200 600 sassa. mostly p~ ais.
would b. tahsa bsek 10 Japan. 81
a heavy hs.
aseAlss President ROOSEVELT ~.
ffezsn Japaasss sfsdiis. her cargo
= worthless ln fhis ssuHtfy
Tn nnsT tied 40 ate wsans.-
day and m. pss.~assss. seeat 80
- ham ~srs Americans. Fushsd
dam the a~.nKpisns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Ships Bound for Alaska Loaded
With Men Hired on Defense Jobs

So rapidly are defense prepare
tons moving along in Alaska. In
spots. that some towns don't know
whether they are coming or going.
Clark Squire, internal
collector for Washington and
Alaska. declared Thursday.
All northbound ships are loaded
down with workmen and freight,
he said. materials required IN the
rush Of defense work.
Housing is at a premium. said
Squire. who has Just returned
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Japan Consulate Walls
Display British "

HONOLULU. T. ~ -Rg "Na
Butalrs propaganda symbols for
victory Vsrs found painted IN
the walls n tho japanese eonsu-
ate ard tho Hoffschlsegsr hlild-
NJ former headquarters - the
German consulate police reported
Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Army Disrupis Entire
Staff Of Newspaper

IIGARD, Ore.-When the army
accepted Edward J. FINLEY. editor
and publisher Of the Tlgard News.
Il disrupted ms entire staff.
The news viii be forced 10 sus-
pend publication for a. least one
year because FINLEY u not only
editor and publisher but also chief
linotype operator and prsssmsn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
R~ANkRIPTCY PETIIIONs

Voluntary peuu0ns N bank-
uptcy we're filed in federal ds-
trct court Thursday ~ Howard
~ Rumsey. Olympia iatofef. ard
Walter A James Kelso lsDorer.
Rumsey listed debts of 1857 = ard
listed &3.O7474 Neither Rad
assets except thoss claimed a.
exempt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Claims U. S. on Verge
OF War Since 1904
WASHINGTON

NASHINGTON - Sen. Ebert
Thomas. y, Utah. commenting IN
Winston Churchilrs statement that
the United States is on the verge
NJ war said, we have been or the
verge Of war with Japan since
1904"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

can BE- Installed n certain parts
u the city Nnsn ground g0ndl.
tons are approved by the health
department NaH given final raj
InE and passed
Also voted sas an emergency
ordinance authorizing payment u
40 10 gsrtrudr hchrrlbsf n SCI
ilsmsnt ~ her claim for injury IN
4 fail on So q st Sidewalk
Aay y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE


IL Assf saaas SsaF1 - = 49, $50
tafe per 1880 ssr 80 = - -
- a. ffsrir. Hear fa-f 49, 49, g.
E.L lt $40 s4st csrsF Ia a. $3.50 Iass
sss tsas - per aauara Eea 49, a
saHsasa nas fssi 49,. $50 49, - safa
kass rara
ft 49,. ftr-s Ea1l - rsHus ius
fIfsr . ~ a. 1855 2 80 - -
- fsssT - -sks 80 "a 80 49, -
- a rsrssas fcfsF Tfss 80 49,
F<stiss ~ -affrE 80 fassF 50
Ter Carlsrs LHt< Lsss pa 80 as ia
aos
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Council Passes
Six Ordinances
City Restaurants
Will Be Graded

Further action on TacomA's nss
parking ordinance. which aroused
protest mainly from truck opsrat-
ors. was postponed Thursday until
next Mondays city council mect-
ing after a few changes we're given
definite decision
The council did pass six other
ordinances. principal OF which VAS
the restaurant grading act set
ting up strict requirements Of san
itation 10 be met by all eating
houses before they can display the
city health departments Grade A
OF Grade y ratings II j. the first
such ordinance IN the state. Mayor
Harry =. Cain said
There are II specific health pro-
visions which the city inspectors
must approve in the restaurants
for Grade A rating n all but
FIVE minor ones are not met. Grade
n cards ran bs displayed Grade {
restaurants are not 10 be permit
ted 10 operate more than 30 days
after grading. n they A.. not
brought up to standard when the
ordinance is In fun effect
Months Granted
A six months period u grace
for all restaurants 10 bring up
their standards Is provided after
passage of the law.
Definitely okehed changes in the
parking ordinance included one 10
establish a two-hour parking limit
on Broadway between Attn and ath.
two blocks north along ,hs street
from tho end 81 the parking meter
zone A provision also viii he In
Guided empowering the city u
stop sli-dsy parking on Deck 81
where II interferes with use Of
rented parts Of the Municipal
dock
A plan 10 cut out ell parking on
9th II from Broadway up 10 Ia
coma ave which safety Commls-
sloner Holmes Eastwood declared
a n 10 fire trucks in one Of
their main lanes Of operation. ~As
deferred for later action after ths
parking meters are set Up On
downtown streets
To Ne Decided
Whether free truck parking vii
BE- limited 10 hour. before II = n.
or extended through the day D.
some other plan. Nas left Tor de.
eision Monday after Corporatloa
Counsel Howard Cafohsfs -.
termlnes how seattis and Portland
? attacking the problem
The counsel passed an ordinance
creating a Nlsquslly p0ssr Dc.
seiopmsnt construction fund o.
81 90 900. % shleh DSs5 -
h would = transfer ~ so o.
noN IN the city AKnt fund - sfafi
operations before the first -
200 O00 bond lss4s q sod a com.
panlon ~ that Uza ~ |of1lnane.
authorizing condemnation ~ lanll
along the SlsqualIy river y
Plsrcs county
Dtb~r ORDINANCES
Another ordinance passsd pui
tssth IN existing food handlers
licensing p~roslsl0ns ~ Authorizing
ths license department - arlHs
before Ire city council petitions Z
rssoss licenses ~ places Nhsfh fs
La 10 comply SIth hsaifh rules
Tns plumbing ordinance amend
msnt. providing that sspte taasi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

I'LL "h
- 80 80 ~ D. Fars caLsGMEE -
So = u7rafa uea1w - rus -
= 90 a rrEU~aE rasa t
assr rN~TERNsLET al ~rssrs- aaaa
~ 49, . - sr-nnE 49,
- 49, - 80 2 rrf 80 : -
- -rtrrs ssE~r saf- ~ 49, -
r1rs raA 80 49, fr~s a a. szHFHs H
80 CsLErsEI J. 'Fesz.1 49,. As EfsEI
anE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
PORT CALENDAR

Vessels In Port: Tyee. smelter:
Associated. Assoc. OIL, Lurline
Burns, Port piers.
Vessels Due: Coast Farmer.
shaffer No. g. oakmar. st. Paul
mill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

IN sssry Young man that ~ help
lns hls country 10 time ~
emergency.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
X MORE ABOUT
Mineral Resources

81 Mines and the L. s. Geological
Survey for mineral explorations
In the west were urged by Raver.
Considering the exhaustive
surveys made by qualified sgen-
cies, including the geological
survey, l am puzzled by the op-
position which has been voiced in
many quarters towards the sstab-
lshment Of An intergrated iron and
steel industry in the Pacific North
west Raver stated.
Twenty miles from Port
land IL n body Of iron ore that
has been Investigated oser
period ~ 40 years by private
companies. Claims are made
there IL a IN adequate supply Of
ore: counter-claims are made
the supply il negligible. Isn't
n about time this situation
Is clarified ny a responsible
agency and that the findings
be made available
Power Interties
To meet the power requirements
OF = vastly expanded eleetrome-
tallurgical and electrochemical in
dustry in the Pacific Northwest,
the Bonneville power administra-
ton has been q consistent advocate
of interconnections. Raver told the
group.
Already we have established
interconnection with the power
systems Of Eugene. CentFalia.
Grays Harbor. Tacoma. Seattle's
Sksgit plant, Washington Power
company Portland General Elec-
trc and Northwestern Electric
company through the PC E. ne
SAID.
He estimated the Pacific
Northwest he prepared 10
meet a peak load Of 1928. 000
kilou ats in 1871. 2,746,0O0 In
I94S and S.1S5,O 600 In ls45.
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oakmar. coming for discharge Of
miscellaneous items. and the
steamer Coast Farmer on her
regular itinerary from California
ports.
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A , IN ROUTE

Another cigar-shaped raft ron
tanning approximately 5000. 900
feet Of logs was en- route Thurs
day from Astoria 10 San Diego.
The raft was fabricated in the
huge cradle AZ Csthlsmet. Wash.
and is the third TO he towed out
this year; the second raft left a
month ago and broke up in heavy
seas off Golden Gate.
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Reasonable Prices

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-15
FOB RENT

COMPLETELY furnished Broom
 house, 9th and Kennedy. Black
 615.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-15
Past Noble Grands
 Will Meet Friday

Members of the Past Noble Grand Club will meet Friday for a regular business session, They will gather in the home of Mrs. Douglas Mead in the Mead Apartments.