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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-03

STOCKHOLM lNS-otto Abetz.
German ambassador to Paris. is
on his way to see Adolf Hitler with
a request from Fernand de Brinon.
Vichy envoy 10 Paris. for a def
mite and final Frsnco-Gernan peace.
the newspaper Tidningen reported
today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-03

ROME-AP-The Stefani News
agency reported today that Croat
Foreign Minister Lorkovic has
made public four more documents
purporting to show that the former
United States consul at Zagreb.
John ]. Nelly, had engaged In lille
gal activity in support Of Axis
enemies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-03
Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER. Thursday
Cloudy, Showers

NEW YoRK-INS-Nineteen al
legged German spies. who were in
dicted July Is after federal agents
arrested SO operatives and smash
ed a huge Nazi espionage ring.
were scheduled 10 go on trial in
federal court in Brooklyn today.
STOCKHOLM. Sept. SINS
Or. Johan Hello, former Fin
nish minister In the interior,
communication and finance,
has been arrested in Helsinki
on treason charges, Helslnh
adVlees said today.
MEXICO CITY-INS-Red and
black strike flags flew before 800
movie houses today as 5000 film
distribution syndicate employees
struck for new collective contracts
AMI higher wages. Six other distri-
buting concerns avoided immedi-
ate strikes by asking Is days OF
grace for further discussions.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-03

MEXICO CITY-INS- Mexican
Foreign Minister Ezequiel Padilla
maintained today that diplomatic
relations between Mexico and
Great Britain soon will be resumed.
The foundation for resumption of
relations at an early date already
exists" he said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-03

ISTANBUL-AP- German Am-
bassador Franz Won Papen and his
wife left today by sirplane en-
route to Berlin.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-03

WASHINGTON INS-President
Roosevelt by proclamation today au.
thorized the Southeastern Pipe Line
Company 10 exercise the right of
eminent domain in constructing an
oil pipe line from Port St. Joe. Fla.
through Florida and Georgia and
into Tennessee to a point on the
Tennessee River at or in the vicinity
OF Chattanooga.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-03

TOKYO-AP- The finance min.
istry announced today that effec-
tive tomorrow permits would not
be required for payments of divi-
dends. interest on loans. patent
royalties and insurance premiums
TO designated foreigners abroad.
Such payments are to be deposited
with the Yokohama Specie Bank.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-03

TOKYO-AP-The privy council
approved today establishment of
an air defense bureau as part of
the home ministry to supervise air
raid protection throughout the
country.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-03

Observation-Disclosures Hohne
Auslanad of the L. S. Marines ar
rived today He was the first mem
her of the L. s. military mission TO
China to get here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-03

SINGAPORE-AP-The China re-
lief fund committee which for four
years has been obtaining donations
from overseas for relief OF Chinese
war sufferers will contribute this
weeks receipts to the bombed Brit
fish. The Chinese contribution will
be sent to London for the Lord
Mayors AFRAID distress fund.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-03

Observation-Disclosures fore
es have been withdrawn from the
Fukien port OF Foochow. Japanese
military and naval authorities said
today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-03

LONDON AP-The third trans
Atlantic ferry plane to crash in
four weeks was found yesterday in
isolated mountain country of-the
West Coast with its 10 passengers
and crew members killed. This
brought to 81, including 20 Amer
leans. the number of persons killed
in three transatlantic ferry acct
dents in Britain.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-03

SHANGHAI-INS - Indicating
the extent Of japanese concern
over extended hostilities. American
exacuees arriving in Shanghai re-
veaied today that the entire In
dustrial city of Osaka has been
camouflaged and replaced by
dummy to protect it from air at
tacks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-03

BERLIN AP-Finland's Field
Marshal Baron Mannerheim sent
a telegram of thanks today to Adolf
Hitler for the Knights Cross Of the
Iron Cross which Germany con-
ferred as an honor to the entire
Finnish army.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-03

See ROADS, Page 6
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-03

See BUILDING Page g
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-29

sza.sssd D. a Raisas onss"
Evening star., 1941-12-23

lowed by a heavy explosion that
shook houses at EStero.
The gunfire continued until about
& q m
Evening star., 1941-12-23

box with the side facing the VIM
dow cut out. The blackout ma
terial is attached to the frame
of the window, leaving a space OF
a few inches for the air to de-
scend from the top Of the window,
which you have pulled down to
let in air.
AT the bottom of the window is
the light trap, held in place by
stripes of wood nailed to the wall
a few inches above the sill The
air turns the corner between the
top of the box and the sill and
continues downward to the end
of the box paralleling the wall.
This side of the box extends be-
low the window. A bar fastened
across the top of the box will hold
the blackout curtain firmly in
place.
For proper ventilation there
should be an inlet for fresh air
and an outlet for used-up air,
though in a room with an open
fireplace one ventilator light trap
will generally do.
The circulation Of air will be
better if the doors of rooms can
be left open and windows in un-
used rooms opened so long as this
does not allow light to show
outside.
= Tomorrow. What to do about
0us uppIianceS in an air raid.
Evening star., 1941-12-23

sumed dead after the attack on the
Emidio. and five we're wounded when
lifeboatS were Shelled.
AS survivors of the Emidlo were
being landed. another submarine
fired three torpedoes at the tanker
H. M. Storey north of Santa Bar
bara. but all missed the vessel.
The coastWise freighter Samoa
escaped from a submarine of the
California coast before dawn De-
cember 18, Capt. Neils A. SHINES
reported at San Diego.
The tanker Adwiworld likewise es-
capped an attacker near Santa Cruz,
Calf, on December 20.
But the freighter Lahaina, en-
route from Honolulu, was shelled
and sunk by a submarine near
Hawaii December II; two were
Evening star., 1941-12-23
u. S. and Sign
New Trade Agreement

A supplementary trade agreement
between the United States and Cuba
vas signed at Havana today, the
State Department announced.
Under the agreement, Cuba
granted tariff concessions on 38
types of goods imported from the
United States, and this country re-
duced tariffs on numerous items i'm
ported from Cuba.
Principal concessions granite d
Cuba include a reduction in the
tariff rate on sugar imported from
Cuba to IS cents per 100 pounds
and other concessions on tobacco
beef and veal, certain fresh fruits
and granite.
The State Department announce
ment emphasized the Importance o
the sugar question, disclosing that il
an exchange of notes in connection
with the agreement. the Unltet
States gave assurances to Cubs
that it will exert every appropriate
effort to safeguard the position O
Cuba as a supplier of sugar"
Evening star., 1941-12-23
No. 9 OF q Series

NO. 3 OF O. SerteSJ
When windows are covered to
prevent light from going out, 1t
is also difficult for air to come in.
Particularly in warm weather,
some means of ventilation should
be provided
Merely opening the window be-
hind the blackout material is not
only insufficient but also danger
Gus. Ventilation through heavy
window covering may not be good
enough and there is always the
risk that a sudden guest of wind
will blow the curtain aside.
A simple method of achieving a
flow of air is to attach rings or
hooks at the bottom Of the black
out material so that it is kept
at little distance from the
window. At the same time fix
strips of cloth or cardboard at
the sides of the window to keep
light from escaping.
Ventilation Light Trap.
You can also make ventilation
openings in blackout curtains and
sew an awning effect over them
so that the holes are shielded
from the light within the room.
The best method, however, is to
fit a proper ventilator light trap
which will let in air but will not
let out light, proceeding on the
principle that while air currents
will flow around corners. light
rays travel only in straight lines.
The light trap must have two
right-angle turns and be made
non-rehecting by painting the
inside of the trap black.
The light trap Is a bottomless
Evening star., 1941-12-23

killed and two are missing Thirty
survivors landed on the island ot
Maui.
The freighter Cynthia Olson was
torpedoed December 7 in Pacific
waters, with the fate OF her 80 men
unknown.
un Washington, the Navy De-
partment said two more United
States merchant ships were at
tackled by enemy submarines of
the Pacific Coast and that both
attacks were unsuccessful.
The Navy communique added
that Japanese claims of seizure
of a large number of American
merchant vessels are without
foundation. The only United
States merchant vessel known to
have been seized by the japanese
is the S. S. President Harrison)
Evening star., 1941-12-23
Coust Theuter Owners
PIon Fire Brigodes
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 23-Theater
owners of Southern California and
Arizona are establishing fire bri-
gades among their employees. The
brigades, to be trained by profess
sional flremen, are intended to pro-
tect theater patrons during pos
sible air raids.
Never has it been so important
as moral sustainer that the
show must go on, commented Bat
talon Chief j. L. Danke of the Los
Angeles Fire Department in ex-
planning the plan.
Evening star., 1941-12-23
Zionist Rally to Hear
LeventhuI Tonight

The role to be played by the thou
sands of Zionists in this country in
all branches of the Nations wal
effort will be discussed tonight by
Judge Louis E. Leventhal, who will
be principal speaker at rally sched-
uled for $3.50 o'clock at the Jewish
Community Center, Sixteenth and
@ streets NV. Judge Leventhal, q
Philadelphian, is national president
of the Zionist Organization OF
America
Evening star., 1941-12-23
Submarine
Continued From First PageO

lowed by a heavy explosion that
shook houses at Estero.
The gunfire continued until about
6 am.
May Have Hit Sub.
Belief that wift-striking United
States bombing planes may have
damaged or sunk the big enemy sub
marine which torpedoed the Amer
lean tanker Emidio was expressed
by Capt. Clark A. FarroW on his
arrival Yesterday at Eureka, Calf,
with 80 survivors OF his ship.
Capt. Farrow said he believed the
submarine was large japanese
undersea craft. one of several Axis
submersibles operating off the Cali
fornia coast.
He told how two American planes
roared swiftly to the attack after the
submarine shot at the tanker and
then sent a torpedo into its stern
Each plane dropped depth charges
Capt. Farrow said.
Didn't See Sub Again.
There was a big blast and plenty
/ of smoke when the second va,
dropped he said in an interview
That may have hit her, We figure
for We didn't see her again
He said it was only 10 or Is minute.
after his distress message when the
American planes came roaring over.
! head.
To us in the lifeboatS that was 9
mighty welcome sight he declared
The sub submerged One of the
two planes, circling where the SUI
had gone down, dropped a depth
| charge
But later, as the planes were still
circling, the periscope of the sui
came slowly up to the surface 2O(
yards away and while still partially
submerged fired a torpedo. We saw
the torpedos trail as it headed fol
the tanker. There was a loud ex
! plosion as it struck"
The second American plane let gt
/ another depth charge which Capt
Farrow said he believed found it.
mark
Five men were missing and pre-.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
Asks 10 Heat
Courthouse
County Itself
Hos 2 Customers

A nes proposal n supply steam
for the Pierce county courthouse.
which now operates It's oVu AN
dust burning steam plant, was sub
rnIttsd r ire bard Of county COM
r-issloners Monday morning ~
Earle =. Foots. chief engineer II
TIRE Consumers Central Heating
company.
IN, offer with its claimed say
ing over the eountys own system
vas taken under Amusement in
definitely. however as have other
proposals in the past to pipe Con-
slrers steam UP the Hill
The county. which u not sure
there would be any savings. IS
virtually q competitor nov since
e has supplied steam for many
wears 10 the state armory across
the alley. and has agreed TO sell
more Of its surplus to the new
Vocational Education school build
ins across 18th ST.
Also before the commissioners
Monday. and also taken under al
visement. was a request Of Attor-
nev Louis J. Muscek. - the CITY
planning commission. for set'lhE
aside Of some county-owned laha
i--1ke vacant So. Ssth 81. oistr'o'
for a recreationsl area.
Nuscek said the increasing army
population IN and around the Guy
makes additional recrestionai Ia
eilities imperative.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
Porilander Wins
Yacht Race Here
Skill Trophy to
Freshwuter Entry

A fr~shw.irr yssht.snsn invaded
I've local s.rrssosy sunday snd s.p-
sursd IN. winning rise- n tse
Tsccma Yacht clubs snnual windy
weather race fer po~ertosts
The tso-Yssr-cld cruiser n~n.
sof.. evhsa saa .stprer~d ~
rseyd Grossly sni hslins fF~m
Portland. ~v.a IN. trnrhy fes IN
nsxissticn.i ssin svent ~ish e.
ssrcr - uniy asso pss cert
90 the - vessels composing snls
three failed - ecmpiets the cears<
~ sos nautical mile. from the
felnt DEFIANCE r.viiiaa b niass
island and return.
Other winner. we're porcshs
III sslrpsrsa ~ fem Naifs s~e-
end ~ith sn -Ffcf u aoss per
cent; Result. .siepsHed ~ Clyde
Hunt. third with an esrur - 4 >co
per cent. VI rhne~n. ssipp~red Nv
- ceousy. fourth Nth sn eFruF
u 4 fes per cent
The stellar event ~ss based 90
skla xna termed . predicted. lex
race: tho beats started 81 thslf
own chosen times and maintained
constant speed ever . sssen
course IN an ends.sor 10 cress the
finish line sharply st = -. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
ERE'S MORE ABOUT
legislature Nears End
TARTs on PAGE ONE

transfer numerous departments
from the governors control.
The income tax situation, how
ever, was still seething under the
surface. The state grange is try
ing to put a referendum clause
on the three per cent sales tax,
holding up its effectiveness until
approved by the people in a special
election this fall. They may foster
an attempt 10 scalp" a bill al
ready passed and write into 1t an
income tax.
Opposing such move, fhe
State Taxpayers association
asserted the three per cent
tax plus the pinball machine
levy would meet all needs.
1t offered those taxes as a sub
stitute for an income tax.
As the final week Of session
opened Monday the legislature was
well on its way TO appropriating
some 4<OOtuVotuNp ipA vi iSNa
state and local uses. Saturday the
senate and house passed primary
and secondary highway bills re-
spectively. totaling $4,000, 600.
The house also passed the sup
Elemental budget OF s3,70s,396
containing odds and ends not in
Guided IN the omnibus S176. 900 900
budget now in Gov. Langlie' q
/ hands.
Major problem. before the
senate this week were APP
proval Of the three per cent
sales tax and petroleum prod
ucts tax, the Governors state
defense council and pre-audit-
/ ing bills. the supplemental
budget and secondary high
way bill and \ measure appro-
priating $4,000. 900 for schools
In national defense areas.
The house has yet TO pass tn
primary highway budget, the pin
ball and slot machine tax. anti
sabotage bill, the special election
this fall resolution and a numoe
Of smaller senate bills.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11

Stricken enlY = week after hs
nd arrived in TsooFns - super
yiss fer the L. : government ne
construction - rev officers homes
~ rcrt Lewis and McChnrd Field
Prank N Resadreau. - project
manager for the Public building
Administration. Siecumhea -
heart attack Il 10 = ? m sun
day nlghf. DEATH occurred - =
Temporary residence NJ Resu-
arssu ana - wife hsd established
south ~ Taeoms near the sirport.
on Route :.
NJ Resudresu Vas her. - over
see the construction ~ 40 nss
houses q he erected fer Fort
Lewis officers BY ths AaenOasld
Building 90. and $50 100 new
homes fer NcChcrd fteid officers
by woodworth and Cornell HE
had been Il years With the federal
agency and Was highly regarded a.
n construction engineer lie had
come to Taeoms from Enid oklsa.
and recently had SUPERVISED an
IS 900 600 project in California, II
u reported.
Nj Beaudreau was born N
Stevens Point. Wis he Vas
World war veteran. and = member
OF Boise lodge No. 2 y a A NJ.
Survivors include. besides his wife
Betty, son. leo y. IN la Ores
centa. Calf. sister. Mrs. V. n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
ArmYOrders

WARRINGTON - The War depart
ment has issued the following ordefs
Col Howell NJ Etes, cav. Fort
Meade 10 Washington.
Lieut.. Coils Carroll O. Rigs, cAc
Detroit. 10 Fort Sheridan. John Wall
sc, me, PORT I-syenworth. % Port
D-vens John II. Ruckman. mi,
charlestovn. Ind. 70 Washington.
Gus C Ringole jasd San Franeisoo.
10 Warrington. DouglAS h hepane,
nc. Fort Dssyenworth, 20 Port Ben =
tAmin Harrison. Walter n Won Zelin-
ski. nc. Fort sill. 70 santa bArears'
Chsunosy X. Doytn. me, Port Shefi :
dan. 70 Port Benjamin Harrison. Al
bert james Balm. CO. res, Chicago. 70
MAI. Geors. II NcMsnus Jr- IA
san rrsncisoo. 10 Riyersid. Calf i.
Thomas Theodof. Stevenson. r. re-
Westfield. n. J. 70 Port Mcclellan.
ono 70 duty. Dayton. OHIO: oeorg,
Edwin Hodge. ~. res. plsinfis!o. y
j.. 20 outy View YORK
cspts william Randall jsgd
I Omaha. 20 Warrington Ernest p
BaE.r' Port Omaha. 70 Camp BARK.
/ ley: Gerard n Byrns, inf. Port Smell
/ ins. 70 washington: Harysy X Mss
.nb.im.r sc- Mitchell Field. 70 Forr
Monmouth: Harold Il. Smith, o.
Wsshington. 20 Santa Monica Calf
George d Crawford. One PhllAdsl
phis 20 Greenvills q C tlonzo p
/ Christie Jr. nc. Fort sam Houston
4 70 Csriisl. Bsuacss. Harold r. Jor
/ oar Portland Ore 20 New CumbeT
4 Isnd Pa aAh.r p Robbins Jr- %
Isngley Fisld TO Hamilton PIED
{ william Jonn AoFelsno. snty c. res
1 wildwood. Pa 20 Port Sam Houston
I william HcHahon Fisks cws rec
Nunoslein Ill. 70 dutl kdseUoof
Arsenal Horace CAR 90 IN qfnt
{ res ArduoFs Pa 20 Atlanta Rolanf
| Harry Wsltrip Lrecnssl. &c rss- For'
I Worth. 70 o1iy. Port Sam HotAton
SHELTON Nses kcCrsy. res bolse
Idaho. W duty. Port Laws herp~r
STOKES WAlesoY spse. res Lstoit
70 duty Warrington. Ecrnsr DoSn
ina TkonD, ear. re-. ~ Pau.
| flrsr Inlief u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
Council Signs
New Steel Plant
Power Contract

Unanimously the council Mon
dsy passed the ordnance suthor.
fnns a contract between the citys
iighi division and the Ohio FeFro-
Alloy. Corp. - Canton. O 70
SUPPLY new allows plant here
with electric energy ~ ire Rome
vile rate Of $3.50 per kllowstt
year.
The ordinance va. held up
last we~k % permit commits
sloner~ 10 sstisf, themselves
- certain questions II policy,
.ince this h the first power
contrsct competitive with
Bonneville that the Tacoma
CITY system has signed.
The company officials had al
ready signed and were notified by
telegram Monday that Tacoma IL
ready 10 SO now.
The Ohio company is expected
10 move rapidly now. since the
contract provides for delivery Of
power 10 their new plant July 81
Plans are for q $3.50 900 plant 20
be constructed At Ia. 18th and
Alexander way.
The company 10 20 take an in
itial block Of $500 kilowatts OF
prime power. and in the contract
Is given the privilege Of taking
another $500 XIV. block for a
second electric furnace unit
Actual, the company will
he cvercharged during its
first year Of operation. the
excess rate charge going into
an escrow fund tn he r~turns-
BILE at the end Of seven years
Of the 10 year agreement. or
claimed nv the city n the
company falls 10 maintain its
operations here.
One Of the first steps 10 h
taken will be the installation OF
the city belt lines switching spur,
to serve the plant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
Carpenter Held
For Defamation

J. o. wescott, el-yesr-oId car
penter. Of lo02ia SO. Tacoma ave
was held in the county Jail Mon
oav an charge of defamation Of
character.
Bail was set at $1,000 when
Wescott was booked Saturday
sacht accused Of spreading a
story that the complaining witness,
Mrs. Edgar Hanson, was a
woman Of questionable character
and morals"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
Shorp Appetites

PHIIADkIlFHIt- NC fnore
than 30 900 City Hall jail inmates
fed BY her restsursnt in the past
- years. prisoners facing death IN
he ei.ctrr chair have M b>s.
appsasasa. LGA kAss, ssAsssg saSs-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
HIS FIRST TRAIN RIDE

PTTTsFIEI-D. Mass. - Winston
Hart. n. teacher a. Berkshire
Business College. had MS first
train ride when he Travelled 10 Fort
Deyens with II other drsftses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11

Philip. santa Monies, Calf. and
Clyde. There 10 enc grandson.
Frank X Hesudrsau. la cFe~rents
Aellinfer will announce the
funeral arrangements
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
FOR NEW TASTE
THRIllS-SERvE
EGGS IN THESE
DELIGHTFUL WAYS

You couldn't serve a more tempting beos
thm Fluffy Egg Nests with crisp hum o.
bacon. Or spinach In a ring mold with
crsmsd sgqs In the confer. Or. II You
won, your reputation a a clever hostess
10 loom upward. surprise Yos t.snds
with attractive. delicious Egg Robin Hood
at your very nsxt luncheon. You'll ls0n
all these and more ioscinoting woys 70
scramble. pooeh and bake sqgs thon yo~
ever dreamed ssds,sdi You'll find rsdpss
Tor everything rom the simplest omsls' 70
sophisticated crspss Sussns. There's On
egg dish Tor every kind Of msol-whsthss
you have only a lew minutes or hours 70
spend In ths kitchen. You'll be doing Your.
sch iavos By having ~ Eqg best -
hondl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
Army Day This
Year on Apr. ]

WASHINGTON --rrsstssat
Roosevelt rs i.-u<s rfoessrns-
ton calling fer ~. observance ~
AMY asq - kpru :. AMI sssins
tAs Toxsfaar. - 10 q states 10
Issas similar preeismstloes
rhs date ca~nsmcfsts~ ths en-
trsne< srte to World esr 30 AFru
4 tefs. snr< krfu : falls - saa-
asy ~ xsar. re ssi<hr=tles 80
h~~a pesspon~a 70 The fsiie~tss
Asnaay.
Csnief sttesfis. - esssFs.-scusi
.nsnrftsstlna fer observance -
Army cav. ~ ptcelsr.tlar rod
"Ssw. tAsFsf~s. / rfsakHa =.
Roosevelt president - tss unstss
states q kmefte., raFsusnt = TIE
AFORESAID eoneaFsrs f~seiass~e. A.
h-rsey declare Aesdss. April Z
1871. a. Army a.y. sns iavtss ths
krvsrnaF. ~ me fefty eight states
y tssu. Army a.y psueismsflees
snd. sesins under ths sufhnrtty
vested 10 ne &c commander IN
shisf I hsrvbY order military units
throus hcut re United states Ard
"a territories and voss~sssons %
s--lst eiVie e<-tiss. - fsf 80 msy
10 ss.etie.hls. sr ths sppssgsssts
observance a. Army aay-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
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