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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Two Hundred And Sxty-FNe
Trainees, But Only Is Employed

charge Of Labor supply: Joseph d.
Keenan,. ilsison officer between the
National Defense Council and the
ALL Ma Gen George = Brett.
CHEZ Of the Army AIR CO ps. and
Rear AdmidAl John X Towers.
Chief OF TIE Navy's air forces. vii
lam 5 knudson. director-general
defense and former president OF
ihe General Motors Cooperation:
Dr Robert {. Weaver. admins
frstYs assistant. and Owen D.
Young. administrative assistant
Whether more than one member
o, his commission has given the
Negro their every consideration.
ih's league can not fsctfully saw,
yet -, was the National Defense Ad-
visofy Council that drew UP the
general principals covering ieti rg
% defense contracts 10 the so-csii-
81 neritorious industries Il Is
tbs very commission that urges IL
dlsfrr 70 train own students II -
his very same commission that be-
ileses that The government voca-
iiorsl school education is essen
tia. 20 the manufacture. BY which
TIRE manufacturer may choose the
besf fYalred students. II r. this
Comm ssion who received the as
srrance 81 the AL. IAW-ClO tina,
fasy would see 10 Il that worker
VOID not be disseminated against
because 81 age. sex. race or color
T. % eligible for = national de-
.snse award. industry must meet
these stipulated requirements.
They are "a Speed o, delivering
@. az tens on the defense pro-
gran - The Army. Navy. Indus
;ry. or cooperative basis mus.
meet uli.S-y requirements 49,
PSlce Hnlie not Ire sole considerz-
sion - of'outsfandlng significance.
AID every enor, must be made 10
50 ers a fair price
Tbs nrsf take recognition.
ar.7-E o'hsr things. OF ceterminirz
81 y opss cost factors. ~ Impact
% 't4 defense program upon con-
s-rsts nrsf be recognized $50
Adequate eonsicersticn gwen 70 la
hs ~ Undue geographic conoen-
irs'.or @, orders should b avoid
% - Financial status o. suppl
e. 1tusfTya must Be examined
rs Ihe avoidance o. congestion Of
spo-,s'.o. facilities should be
gwen - To adequacy y; fewer "a
f.liiies particularly where furnish
Cd by ,sh,c utilities - Prefer
enc - SIMS Of experierce With
so-csitt e.gcatknal orders. TO-
lrcusfr a. must show evidence
% horesf sincere desire % CO.
operate wrh army navy without
r-of;f-y3rr To ASSUME some risks
a'msA; rather than tempting 70
ss'fi RISKS 70 Government. So oill
80 t.rcirr between The National
Defers4 ADVISORY Commission and
ne .rrcsr-iaiist.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
JIM CROW


war Patterson. ne squadron con
ssfinr o. etolr1 crew q. 500
men SO pilots and - planes VII
be So; W 81 Tcskeg.s .nsiitlie IT.
A.abams where afIz Aield srd
other facilities WI he provided
TIE grouad crew. according 10
the snnollcemer; ~ii b. trained
az Chsnlte Field III .or seveis.
months before go.-z 10 the SOUTH
ern school. The squadron. il Is un-
cerstood. AL be commanded ny a
wkite Officer.
Cornelius Z Conty who .n sddi-
ton 10 beng The president - the
Chicago chapter ire association is
also national president, IN COM
mer'ing said ikr acton faken FRI
dsy is in line Win me association 5
policy.
"Our fight for entrance into the
air corps has been long. We don't
;niens to compromise now. Both
ne army and navy have stressed
tradition in arging against the sbo-
l.ton o. segregated units
In the air corrs there e no ira
dition either favorable or unfayor-
sbleabie 10 complete rae al intcrra-
ton II We permit The establish
neni o, Negro unit. !, will be es-
'shlishinE precedent which VII
20 hard 70 break down
Wed rather be excluded" Cot.
fsy said. than 10 De segregated
There's no constitutional support
tor segregated units and the only
traditions existing in AVIATION as I
know X are ones which would make
complete integraticn sane and iogi-
al
coney IS director % the aviation
honl al Harlem Airpor, which
handles HiEh; training tor nom
colieFe and an advanced Civil Aero
raa;ics Administration IN hofh o,
which Negroes and white have nsr-
f.c.psied without .rlc;icn.
villa p Brown. secretary o. the
association and coordinaior fo-
Chicago's cAA programs held 1T
.NT ifttt1fl 4+FA I14llNL prog = IN,
az al example % successful inter-
racial project ~ aviation
There Is no segregation in the
CAA programs" she said. and there
have been no race rios or violence
be ause o. this fact fh.nx the
War Department is attempting
inject The racial issue whore none
has existed in the past
She described the CAA and the
National defense aviation classes
az Wendell Phillips high school q
Chicago where al least third of
each group Is white All instructors
are Negroes she said. and there e
10 resentment on tie part o! The
While because OF this
One Of the first 10 Youngsters 10
win Hight scholarships under our
non-eoliege progran early last
year she said. was White
youth. Chester krupa. Who received
his private pilots license along
with nine Negroes one Of them a
girl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25

u don; see 1hy iais same spirit
- .nterisC!s. cooperation cannot he
sfried over ir'o ne srmy ar
orps
As az atreff1osshf 81. mentioned
,ha' one % 10 instructors a. COT
.eys s. noo re largest private
school cor'rc.4d ny Negroes is
white.
The national Aamens as>ocia
ton was orEa-ize- y Chifago w
February 1919 and 'nt.gdes 80 6
member'aip p-ac'rails al negro
flyers from s'ms o, me earliest
pioneers 10 CA students Most ~
he Negro rAA a'shf and Erouni
Instructors s-s members The or
rarizafior does re' bar white mem.
hefs. In FAT ias ch,sgo chapter
has had seven, wire members
4 43-incA trophy ne coveted
sNs-1 c. Fl Nez-o ayefs e Ne
Dwight Gree trophy presented ;ae
organization in 1879 BY n. pres
ert governor q Illinois
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
LEGAL NOTICES
Aftys. Lewis. Rowlefie 4 Brown
100 ~. Antoine ~

Aftys. Lewis. Rowletie 4 Brown
100 ~ Antoine -
STATE or M!c HIGAN ne Pro-
hs'e co.f: ~ he County O.
wayre.
NJ. sss.eos
II 'sa Msifsr ~ re Esiafe Of
ELENORA TURNER. also known
as ELLA TURNER Deceased
Norse j. rertey r.Yer tha' az
ssf- ofs ~ sad ~ e5sec are 70
q.i-e- % present iteir clans n
W. -.rs sd -ac-r oa's "a said
to4v, az fhs Probate Orlce IN the
C.fy q. D@i-og IL = I County. and
GEORGE sill AEu -.stsaioi q
sad estate s; as Palmer stree.
dearborn NicHixar. ri O. before
re ,ni-c Cav o. Apr. AD -s4i.
and 'as, s.ca tiairs u hs heard
tv Sad olrt before Judge u J..
tEAI.y ir ccrr' Room 10 3is.
Wsyre Ccu-fy Rl,drg q, he CRY
r, De- o.f. IL sa comfy. on he
'd sv .. Apy Al. lssl 8;
.ork 'as s.ts-.eo1
Dated Jan .srg =, AD ls4i
u j. HEALY.
1sxe 80 Probate
rubl sh.. z Ds--o. Tribune once
eacr Wsfk ,or .-se 1eeks sue
trssr4'y w.htr sfr-y days from,
-.s dave -. ~ i-2s-e-l5.
Atty. william 7. Patrick. Sr-
1904 II. tnic;sc =.
ST4TE DF MICHIGAN 10 he
Clre Colf te ;he corr'y 81
Wsvis (, C1st cry
CORA FOREST. P,aia'.1 vs..
i1HN.lE FOREST rl4ferdani
ORDER 10 APFIA4
NJ. So..4si
s session - the above en-
.tt. Co4rr SEED H. the County
1.rg ID ne cty @, Deiro'.
1tv 8. wayas and state G.
iEsr fais i-is day o. January
II. 1fsi
i-e.ea Eo1 st.s CLYDE I
Webs. ~ fill-f Jl4se
ssar'crs = .c' ape ~
~ av.' INST TIE De.sncar' john
rrrtsr g nor r@s!dsnr a. tns
q, Detroit Wsyrs Coa-iy
~ ssr s.t fhs; Ms last krowr
6, residence 1zs 81 The CRY
a''sroogs. SJsfe q Terres-
Sret' address unknown
m7tun % WILLIAM T PAT
III 81 Affo--sv tor 'he Plain
~ IT * HEREBY ORDERED
'ts--a Defendant. JOHNNIE Forest.
se-r us appearance. either IN per
s 81 IS Attorney. within 'n-ee
r.s from me dafe 70 his or 81.
fas Pll ~ oup.siri vi. b
fas4r - corfes sed AGAINST hin
TT = FURTHER ORDERED that
: tr1s tery % u order he publish
81 in 2 rewspaper ~ and ioT he
county r, WAYNE. S'ate ~ Moi
Ear. * accordance with az and
,sst rrge copy o. said order Re
maize r. The last address % tie
Defendant. postage prepaid. regis
fttsc .e.,er. return receipt request
~
CLYDE J. WEBSTER
Circuit. judge
a Tue Copy
CASPAR J L1NGEMAN. Clerk
Ry " r LYDON.
DEPUTY Clerk i2s-7-s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25

10 advertise in these columns
rail- Randolph ST..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25

Here ars some na- Biz Ben,
Roomy Marise, Exarch. Us or
No, highland. Lewisicwn, ard
High One
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Chatter OF HodI
BY RAzx BROWN

With Hialeah Park going Al M
blast and all the good locker, -
ing the best they can. Trainer ny
Jones. with the Calumet Stahlss
stride In Florida, IL a mighty non
lar place at present The naT crs
Albert. Is known for his speed al
also has a csnny awy OF quI,tins
most OF his starts The nllv. I'M
Risk. made her debut the other
and was beaten by field that
not likely 10 get close 10 he, ~
more this season as she &, nov ~
hot
Kayak N made his first .ts,,
IN many weeks out California
way and II was q very lmprs,.
slys race. although he finished
second In . mile race. He wa,
running great guns NJ the An.
Ish and IL snre IN do better N
his next start. which Will MAKE /
the big race oil the more N
thriller this year. Right now
the boss of the hour for m.
slOO.O00 race In Midland. The
way he romped home with I'm
pounds MP recently proves this.
And he can run over any Mind
81 track. Lucky for {. 8. How.
ard. Jockey Don Meade. whom
l mentioned In this column A
a good jockey. has begun h
win races with regularity. and
the betting fraternity has 10.
gun IA back his mounts Ike
fhey are In. Don't get sore when
he lose race or two hecans
ron think he ought n win A.
ron doped the nag.
Rlensign. the Bedwell rot "a,
and will do better. although hs va,
in field Of star three-yesr-oli,
recently and brought W Tho real
guard He will be on the Biz nerh,
soon His odds were LITTLE shor
he other DAY. white Hot. the luck,
star boss. IS now ready and row
The Milky Way Farm stable misses
Jockey e. Biermsn They have no
won race since he WIS 50, down
and when he gets up look Tor ihh
stable 10 START their winning vay,
A couple o, sticks ere around I'M
tracks with portable TRANSMITS
used to get race resplis. 50 thel
friends in a tourist osh n can hrosl
cast The result Illegally. hn' ne
Will get caught and handed rouEh
IT, A horse better in Cincinnati
made be- on a nas AMI Won ba
when he Wenr 70 cole his hs' M
hookmskervelched Ne then wen
70 tie police and shoacl MS tieks'
and they pu' him in jail What
bad taste. said the ju6-e ne rs1
Gav AZ No turned the ii.fer lonse
/ make = wager nov aa then my
sell and do no, alvay. ~sgsr a
The race track.
Here ars some mas Biz Ben
Roomy. Marise. Exarch les n
No. highland. Lewisfcwn, AM
High One.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Grandma Hicks
Dies al Reisil
Resident OF Fern
Hill Dies ut So

A weu= knesn resident = fsfa
~ faf more than three decades.
NJ Amslia Am nleks =. DIED
Fndsy - re NsshInEtan Vet
srans Home - Nstsli. where shs
had hssn living since 1873
ne wIdos - nsnismin e
Nusss. Civil Var veteran whe die.i
in 1919. Arr Hicks first ssme h
Fefn 8iu IN tpoz shs hsa resided
IN the state since Isse her home
previously having ben IN falauss
Shs wss born IN foFt Nsdlsoa. l.
known sffectionaielY 10 fefn
Hia residents a. Grandma
Hicks. shs Vas member fuH
many years a. TIE Fefn TIN Rap
list church. snd the Wamsus Re
Aef Cerps. Custer nesl q A =
Two sons living in Fera IAN suf-
sivs' sam "a and Joseph A Hicks
Another son. George ". - In saa
Francisco. Cal There are seven
grandchildren and fesr great.
grandchildren.
Funeral services vii 30 held
Monday Al 80 , M from the
{. & Mellinger Co. chapel vita
the Rev Merrill q skaue. pastor
q The Fsrn Hili baptist church.
officiating Burial Niil be Ia the
lakewood cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
MP. Will Speed
Freight Service

Overnight freight service on tee.
than csfiesd lots from Tacoma 10
Nsklma valley communities viii
DO innnguraiad Monday by tbs
Northern Pacific rslifoad a was
announced saturday by JAY No.
euns. traffic manager 81 the Ia.
coma Chamber Of cpmmerns.
The freight viii be carried IN .
ear. or eafA. attached 10 the fssm'
lar passenger train. leaving Ia
coma Al sss . M Meaune said
II viii arriy. 10 Yakima al 1873
=. m. shsrs Il viii 10 routed ~
truck TO various towns ~ The
Yakima valley.
II IL service. Metalns said.
that Seattle has had for same
time. fis inauguration hsrs viii
Civ. Tacoma merchants q chance
10 aoupsts ua even tsfas si.h
ihoss II seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Man Struck Down
On Pacific Ave.

sidney walker. ~. ~ oisnd.is.
Calf sas ssuiak asssa Al tith
and Paelfle ave ataut ~ .. ~.
Saturday ~ car driven ~
Leonard Jesfa. "a. ~ ia Ne azna
a.
walker VAS taken by police
ambaianes 10 Tscom. usasral
hospital and treated for . isssras
ton o. ina right eye. shoek and
bruises
Also treated At the Tacoma Gen
sfsi hospital saturday morning
was Mrs y, J rismsas - sT0s
"a = st. uhs "a. = passenger Ia
q ear Involved in an accident 81
gih II ard NJ ifsisns ave sisgsit
. % N iisFbsFt Eseesiund ~
caro- ~. - ~ vas driver u tire
other car MIS- essmsn. vs@ "a
leased FROM The hospital after
tr.stmsnt Tfs BsosIaad ms-
chine overturned. Ths driver
however. was not isJnfsd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08

The divorce min hummsd htiskiy
Saturday with II DEGREES issued
and five new petitions on file with
The clerk Of Pierce county
Final DEGREES u divorce were
awarded 70 the following May
from Jack X. Scott, Flora NJ
from Edward q. Bsnston, Marie
from Melvin Hslmhalz. Mary y
from Donald W. Carpenter. Jack
: from Marguerite /. nalvsr.
son and Hoss from Bernard
Wanner.
interlocutory DEGREES were
granted IT the same time 10 the
following; A. |. from Bessie Snow
Theodicla p. from John ". Lid
better. Helen from walter Hagen,
Eric W. from Norlne NJ. Iuttropp
Pauline n from Jesse = Codding
ton. Maxine r. from Henry W
Ackenty, Bertha from John
Harper and Helen E. from Robert
=. Clark
Meanwhile new divorce petit
tons on file included. Louise
ngsinst Eugene johnson. burden.
some homelifs. Lucille against
Elmer /. Hicks. cruelty: Mary
against wllfred Halliday. burden
some homelife. kathryn against
Kenneth Thorcsn. bufdenHoms
hom.life; Elsie c. against Carl ~.
Saunders. abandonment
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Seven Dariendsry
Nabbed in Raids

A. . rs~.l, ~ overnight rsidn.
state liquor sasnss asbe~d seven
bartender. frem - masv ioesi
spssassslss. ali ~ whum ssss rfe~
saturday after posting 800 cash
ball sseh.
Those arrested ard traeksa ~~rei
fehnals Jess~l - iassss Gssn-
mere. o. Nary DAVIS. - LAS
cbmmsfes - reay npedsfsfss
~. 1881 broadway. Jsak fnsl-
lips. 20. 1871 csmmsrs@ q f.osss
Martial. a. inisss Pseifle ss~..
hieksy Onay. ~. is2o fsrifte
ave Louie usnsss ~. s77sst ~.
Tseoms Way,
fseh .ss charged ~ith ssctss
ten ~ ths steele act. weish prs-
hihIl. sole - Ilaslof nv ths drsns.
nssn~hll.. several - ths
spssksasls. Falasa sfs essrsatiy
involved In sbstsmsnt proceedings
psaalns ~ Superior ssa.t s<ss.
ehseh ~tli. Il successfully pssses
eussd ~ Inc stats. Gloss Ne rssss-
ilshmsnta entirety fsf At least .
ysar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
To Close Regents
Park-Island Road

The Regents Park Day Island
boulevard will b closed to traffic
"Wednesday for about three weeks
or month while the exceedingly
sharp curves are Strengthened, l..
NJ. Cory Of the Pierce county
engineers office announced sstur-
day.
Cory said the Job would cost
approximately 81 500. with an
other 5000 being required % re
pave the highway. Curves viii
be Strengthened on that portion
east Of the Fircrest golf course
Detour suggested for those
wishing 10 10 10 the Fircrsst
course or that vicinity 10 Mildred
st. running south from 9th ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08

Hfntfs " W. fAApfffpfH
" l. Carney. ealss lnss,setor
fer The rasems nkht department..
Nss elected president a. ne
Northwestern seciion intesnailep-
a. Association 81 Eisctfiesl IN
seeciora at the slose - its hour.
day convention 81 uelsi winihfnp
Friday.
Portland was selected to 70 the
scene ~ the iesg convention.
Usffuey served - first VIE
president iazt year Aise elevated
Nss ". r. velhsys n Portland,
second vice president Las, year,
named 80 first vlse president ,
Hyde stayner a san Lake CITY,
Uiah. was elected second vice
president. and y 4 Weber II
Portland. wss retained 80 sevre.
taFy Treasures.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Obituary N Offices
WALTER .. HATCHER. IN

waiisr J Hatcher. r.. -. ~
stsiiaooom city. assistant cashier
Of the West Coast Grocery CO.
died saturday ~ a local hospital,
he wss a native ~ England and
had lived IN stsilseoem city for
81 years. surviving are hls wtfs.
Norma, three daughters Misses
Peggy and Beatrice Of tho homs.
aud Mrs Harold r. Olson ~ seat.
tie. three brothers. Roy G 81 Ia
coma, Nathaniel % stellasoom
City and sidney OF shelton. three
sisters Mrs Mabel Carr Of Stella.
coon CITY. Mrs.. Ruth Boiling ~
shelton and Mrs vsrbens Alpine
q Wisconsin. and parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, Walter Hatcher. r. ~
steiiaeoom city and one grand.
son. piper Siil announce ths fi-
neral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08

Ars. Olga olund 80. ~ Tis ~
S0ih - died saturday At local
hospital ahs Nas native u
Sweden and had resided here IL
years She ~ss member u sSsd.
10Th Order of ValhHlis and ths
Bethel Lutheran church. Her SUR
wing relatives include her hua
band. Kinar. two daughters Mis-
Elsie and Miss kathsFlBs Olana
~ Tacoms. and her mother. Mrs.
iBka hoaiH ~ Sweden and =
brother. sven In Corvallis. ore
There also are bretbsfs and ais.
isf# living n Sweden F.nsral ~.
Engagements sill 10 announced BY
The & q Lynn 90.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08

fceatlnaszi FFam rsxe oesl
methesi. - al.eFsfEt pe..skss esz.
s.astes n tA<iF sHsossh ar
subtle nsan<f. tssv hsss infsrsre-
meth.st. = assrre,it pe~stase ssa-
ilssatsa
~oss - - nse>t s~.pt~.ki-
~ess .. ss-ssezslt sss.~< !. =
ssAs savsss.x~ ~ - a.fessa.ss-
Temporary pay-lssl es.slss~s =
h.slissi~ Ain n th~ eY~< ~ ~
pahsse.
In rs psftizuisF ease. I ref<E
10 car Sheriff lain c. niaFksund
A article appeared IN oue - IA.
eezaas FzpeFs nfiaziaz - Hshl
ne passshi@ candidates fnr IN
eenina sssefion Naturally. ~
puhlis l. Interested n the pe=.lbl-
candidates foF ths lnp~steas psseils
eff1ees
a f~~ F~ss.rs. sk~af -aes.
mistakes while - effse~ .e~as .
- fair nsws. hef Whenever 81
ssss.srs B. .>s~ .. s.rss-. - ~
sel.a. a the re~a~ss ss~s - L.
sissau.i's s~.iss !. set ~ .. par
u ). ss.s~ .. esws right e.ss .sa
e~sr~et sasA ssse~~ess rssr~
sssss.
I think u 10 aaiy FAIR "a Sheriff
Hipfkluna ard NE menv sup.
pofssts to kwuw the truth. eafss
for ths sheriff dufln. rs mia
fogiuns fsthsF fhsa iflnss-
20. hss a shnuidsr that silpl
nut ~ iatnt. sometimes Tefsfres
10 az . TRIES shoulder
4 wss rslla.i 10 F~plss. aus .
thees dlslocAIlUas whieA fssssllss
IN = vety painful shoulder iuiat
advised The sheriff to ssay Il
bed feF stsouf ten GAYS. shd thes
tAh. 4 quite sssY fos Al saagtlans
two ~ three weeks
-Dufiaa tho time Ne ~ss uasssi
~, c.w gave him Tire ssssl
e.r~fsi and th.ssaxn rhs.i.si "a
snslassiss. .-sss al - The i~i.@ss
isss fatalities pa-@shlss
IN addition. called IN ma q
rasamas mess smlasos heart .ns
chest specialists 10 AID ma In IN.
ehesh sap.
We Iaaaa the sheftn - ~ u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Jos. Clark
Reelected

Joseph ,. Clark Of sata No.
Tth ct has eesn ~ elected % the
office % fourth vice president of
the Painters a Decorators OF
Amsries. according 10 word "
eeivsd In Taeems BY local No. "a.
of which be - member. Hs has
held for many years "a office In
The national order. now In session
at Columbus, Ohio.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08

Paul Pierre NcNssig. Nsii known
TEACHER a pane slii open hia
studios IN fns bernics building
il0s Pacific aFs nszf Tuesday FOR
fhs is41 ~ Season. fie Vii offer
instruction IN modern piano tech
niqas Interpretation. snssmbis
playing composition. etc. for pro-
fsssionsi. artist advanced snd So.
rioua young students u piano.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Ralph DAWSON
Claims 10 Post
Investigated

civil s-rvsse rc<sml<~i~r r<~r-ts
show~d saturday shst H&srh
nssls~un 80 ef soTm~r iitliiftss
Commissioner Trs a n~v1~on. NJ
again h~ea denied arg further So
tan IN -. sfrs~sss srssrss nrsdss
at rating given n ne rssmiss-
ssars h<ia mr. s~rfstsrs ~ the
ssnnlele-l s<n.re sv<seu.
neslseoa wss rated Ss 4 ~
hind Cray Rssa.a Sn I. snd
namse nest. Ma l. VIA rss ~
ready h-sn certified fcr the 10
saa "a. taken aves.
whsn sfaar< sf me sxsmsn~tsen
wes. distributed p&vss~n sad
afhsf* fled pfute*fs With ths roms
mls-snn .na a~afsnu wxs nstd 4
small adjustment wss made IN n~s
- n@sl~~ns markings has n m
not ATTEST he ssssata3 After ne
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ssssi.n So ~ ths ETY. charter.
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lns ire civil s~fvier sammlsstrn
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enuia - 1<nles
pavis~an. u 10 understood fsit
the eammsssseu had saa Ssv~a him
adequate credit fsf ssrsstsrs1i -.
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start ~ ths syst~m last len 1
until nett ~ss certified snd a.
stalled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08

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