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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-30
STOLEN Bike Whipped
OF Wheels and Tires

A bicycle stolen early Wed
nesday from Richard Bankhead
SO Barbara. was recovered later
the same day by police stripped
of both tires and wheels.
The bicycle taken from be.
hind the Mount Clemens Recre-
alton was found i'm the Clinton
River across from the city dock
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-30

ships went down al close inter
walls Progress was accelerated
constantly and as the Peto lay
posed for dip into the Manitowoc
River work crews made ready
to hoist sections of a new YES
sci 20 the timbers she was va
eating.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-30
THERE'S A DIFFERENCE NOW

Both Adolf Hitler and Winston
Churchill showed talent as ar
fists in early life and each de-
voted time TO painting at vari-
Gus times in their stormy ca
reerS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-30

The deposit of boar frost on
foliage does not always cause
damage, but at times actually
acts as a protection.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-30
VALUABLE

VAL u ABLE
If the hydrogen in a teaspoon
full of water is converted into
helium, about 100000 kilowatt
hours of energy, or $4,000
worth Of e,etric current, is set
free.
Evening star., 1942-01-23
$4,000 Gallons Of Gasoline
DESTROYED by Fire
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
READING, Pa. Jan. 23.-Investi-
gators examined the smoldering
ruins Of three large storage tanks
today in an effort to determine what
set of the fire which destroyed
more than $4,000 gallons Of gasoline
and caused damage estimated at
about $150,000.
Firemen fought the blaze for five
hours yesterday before bringing 1t
under control. Two firemen were
injured
President Julius Stratmeyer Of the
Penn Service Oil Co, which owns
the storage depot near here. ex-
pressed the opinion that sabotage
was not responsible. Assistant Fire
Chief William Strouse Of Reading
said that backfire from q truck
might have ignited escaping fumes
from one of the II huge tanks which
hold 10000 gallons each. Three
tanks were destroyed.
Evening star., 1942-01-23
Rites Held for Vireinion
Found Shot ot Home
~ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
STAUNTON, Va, Jan. 23.-
Funeral services were held yesterday
for Preston Fridley, whose body was
found at his home near Fordwick
several hours after the wounding Of
two other persons in shooting near
Augusta Springs.
Augusta County Coroner C. p.
Obenschain gave a verdict of suicide
In the death of Mr.. Fridley.
Attendants at Kings Daughters
Hospital here reported the condition
OF David Curry. one of the men
wounded In the shooting, as critical.
r. 4. Fridley, q brother of Preston
Fridley, was less seriously wounded.
Evening star., 1942-01-23
Your Income Tax
No. 19-Who Is the Head Of Family?

For income-tax purposes there
can only be one head Of q family.
In addition to being the chief flnan-
cial support, the head Of q family
must be related by blood, marriage
or adoption to his dependents, and
he must have . legal or moral OBJ
legation to exercise family control
over them and provide for their
care. AS such, he is entitled to the
same exemption allowed = married
person-that Is, 1880.
There are some unusual cases
under this classification. A single
Evening star., 1942-01-23

self-support because mentally or
physically defective, except II the
taxpayer occupies the status Of the
head Of q family solely by reason Of
the existence Of one or more of
such individuals, the credit Of $500
for one of such individuals is not
allowable.
Another example not so much out
Of the usual is this: A widower who
supports in his household his aged
mother and his child II years Of
age is the head of family, and as
such Is entitled to an exemption of
81 500 and q credit Of $400 for one
dependent.
Evening star., 1942-01-23

person who supports and maintains
in one household one or more in
dividuals who are closely connected
with him by blood, by marriage, or
by adoption, and whose right to ex-
ercise family control and proyide
for them Is based upon q legal or
moral obligation. is the head of a
family, and as such is entitled to
the exemption allowed q married
person-that is, $500. In addition,
he may claim a credit Of $400 for
each Of such individuals who Is un-
der Is years Of age or incapable Of
Evening star., 1942-01-23
MARYLAND Counties 10 Get
100000 Income Taxes

About $500 900 will be distributed
to Baltimore and Maryland coun-
ties as their share Of income tax
installments paid by taxpayers
July IS and September Is. State
Controller ]. Millard Tawes said
yesterday at Annapolis.
The counties get Is per cent Of
the taxes paid by their resident
individuals. One more installment
will be made on the fourth and
final installment, paid December
Is, the Associated Press reported.
Among the payments listed from
the second and third installments
Evening star., 1942-01-23
Silver Spring Women
Asked 10 Give Blood

An appeal for women Of the COM
munity to donate a half pint Of
blood to the blood bank being built
up for the armed services was made
yesterday by Mrs. c. w. Mitchell,
Silver Spring chairman of the wom-
ems division of the Maryland Coun-
Gil of Defense.
Mrs. Mitchell also urged that
persons having Army cots or blan-
kets donate them for use in cas-
ualty stations which are being set
up by the county Defense Coun-
Gil. Blood donors may call Mrs.
Mitchell at Shepherd $685. Trans
portation to Naval Hospital will be
provided.
Evening star., 1942-01-23

Make your overtime" pay work
overtime. Invest In United States
savings bonds and stamps.
Evening star., 1942-01-23
d. {. and Virginia Mer
Included in Navy
Engineer Advances
Regular ond Reserve
Force Promotions Go
To Group Of 63

Seven Washington and nearby
Virginia officers in the Civil Engi-
neer Corps of the Navy and Naval
Reserve were listed among 63 pro-
motions announced yesterday by the
Navy Department.
Comdrs. Andrew G.. Bisset and
Raymond v. Miller OF Washington
were promoted to captain. and 1t.
Comdrs. John ]. Chew Of Washing
! ton and Carl w. Porter of Arlington
were advanced to the rank at COM
mander in the Navy.
Three promotions in the Naval
Reserve were those Of 1t. Comdr.
Albert A. Ort and John S. Leister
to commander and 1t. Alexander S.
c. Wadsworth to lieutenant COM
mander. All are from Washington.
Others on the list were:
Commander to Captain.
Grltien. oafseSk / p ~ eher. Mseiier. {. T. \
Cotter, c. H. johnson. C r.
Wetsel, @. D.
Lieutenant Commander to Command
Mcclellan. R l. Gromfne, ]. J,
Hancock. r z. Harding. r.
Brooks, G r. Dickeman, G. T.
Stengel 8 c. Needhem HIP.
Bassler. r. Z. Fink, B. W.,jr.
Bolles. H. A. Perry, j. r.
Nyland. F. C.
Lieutenant Comma nder to Comma ndeF
In Reserve.
| Plumer. H F. Carlson. O, l.
| Spauldng Ell Huntington. T. ..
| Beam. C,E Griswold H. c.
| Hunt G A. Eberhard A. c.
| Cary, z. B. Praeser E. j.
| Lieutenant 10 Lieutenant Commander.
! Fay Albert J Wesanen. william r.
/ Rsnsford, Howard T. Clark. Henry G.
/ Jones' Horace B.
Lieutenant q. G.) to Lieutenant.
Espy, Cecil j. jr Gordanier, John W.
/ curtis. Ira N. Gardiner. Arthur p.
/ Neel Charles H. Wallin, Harry N.
/ Coddngton, James A. Rutter. Martin L..
Barker, Joseph H.. jr. Harris Richard &.
Lowell, Kenneth c. Abplanalp, K. c.
Erickson, Carl A. Swanson, Frank I.
/ Jordan Marx H Albers, John j.
/ Hartman Herbert ]. Macdonald. Ralph C.
| Krum. Raymond B.
Evening star., 1942-01-23

are t33,100 to Montgomery County,
S7,100 TO Prince Georges County
and $500 to st. Marys County.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
N eiherlands Troops
Resist Invaders

BATAyLA-Netherlsnds troops
strengthened now by guerrilla
forces. are resisting the japanese
fiercely or four invasion fronts
in the Netherlands East Indies.
the Netherlands command said
Friday on the basis Of late advlees.
The communique. release
through the Netherlands Indies
news agency. reported fierce
fighting In north Dutch West
Borneo. where the japanese had
landed invasion forces al Pc
mangkst and. in coordination
with a land force from British
ssra~sk we're driving toward the
important west coast town OF
Ponuansk-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Fuehrer Boasts
Victory Ahead
Axis Powers

BERLIN - (OfficisI broadcast
recorded by UP In New York;
Adolf Hitler Friday accepted full
responsibility for Red army ad-
vances on the eastern front but,
asserting that the Nazis strike
first, he warned America that we
shall now see what our u-boats
may achieve" and declared that
the axis war machine was ready
for everything
Speaking on the ninth ami
versary Of the Eazi accession to
power in Germany. Hitler said
that.
I-Japsn's attack on America has
left Us free 70 act" despite
President Roosevelt's previous ef-
forts to chase the German u
boats out Of most Of the seas and
lcontinued On Page 10. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Jap Claims Debunked
SAN FRAND@CO-Mu

SAN FRASCIsCO-M Frank
Sowsk, one q . group q Hswsii
evseuees. Friday dsbunked Japan
ese claims Of a ~z4-h0ur'' shelling
with heavy damage" On Maui
Island last month. Mrs.. EoXak,
wife Of q radio man stationed 81
Pear Hsrbor. said the Smelling
BY submarines o. shore buildings
could not have lasted more than
10 minutes. Later ! heard three
chickens mad been KILLED. shs sad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Hitler Sends More
Men 10 Russia

LONDON - Adoif Hitter ga
reported Friday 70 b. rushing air
borne rsinforcsmsnts 70 TIA north
west Aosoos front as lhs Rsa.wlsn
~sr eommaniqss a1nouaesd re-
capture Of % towns and villages
IN the ksiinin area. 100 mllex
from ms capital. and asserted 10
more tOuns and villages mad been
freed In the south.
u s.s reported ln stock
holm Hitler s.s withdrawing
troops from France - nsil -
Norway asd Denmark %
bolster his iins b~tvsea Lem
iagr2d sad smeiensk IN an
attempt 70 halt the steady
advance 81 Rassiaa ski troops
and parschufists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Whefsfone's
Name TO Be
On Ballot

Or. L. s. MILESTONE has been a
resident Of Tacoma for three years
within the meaning Of the charter
requirement. and court writ bar
ring City Clerk Genevieve Martin
from certifying his name as a can
didate for public safety commits
sioner in the Feb "a primaries
stood dissolved by another court
order Friday.
A ruling qualifying DR.. Whet-
stone as to residence came down
from Superior Judge Ralph o.
Olson of Bellingham shortly before
I o'clock Thursday night after a
hearing that stretched out more
than five hours.
Although Attorney Hilton B.
Gardner. representing J. b. Carr
ton, voter and challenger OF Whet-
stones residential qualifications.
opened up the Wholesome private
life like a box Of bon bons, Judge
DAf eseNAht IA PioSt Vi JhQkt
+. NJ. Card of the local court. held
the evidence clearly showed that
for three years at least, the dentist
has resided in Tacoma within the
strict legal Interpretation.
Witnesses showed 10 the sat
isfaction Of the court that DIR.
Whetstone now Hives" and
has his personal residence In
two rooms at the hack Of his
dental suite at 500 So. 18th 1T.
There is his bed and his personal
clothes. including a soiled shirt
and personal laundry; that there is
no bathtub, no shower. no cooking
facilities makes no difference.
Neither. held the court. does II
make any difference that he owns
a l0-acre farm at Brookdale. or
FARMLAND as some testimony show
ed: that he has a hired man and
housekeeper there: that he fire.
quentiy spends week-ends there 10
care for his stock - thoroughbred
racing horses-and 70 have his rec
Continued on Page ,. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
DON'T WANT ANOTHER PEARL HARB0R"
Justice Department Sets
In Motion Plan to Move
Enemy Aliens From Coast
TO BALK FIFTH COLUMN. SABOTAGE

additional areas from whirh
they viii b. evieted BY Feb. ~
and within . few DAYS viii
apply the restrictions In sevs
eral more sections of the west
Chairman Martin Dies. ID. Tes.
Of the house committee on I'M
American activities. who In . house
-----. - 49, sxo predicted 1
tragedy on the west sssws un-,
viii make Pearl Hsfbor slnk inta
insignificsnes." endorsed the jus.
tire departments action. lie
ADDED. however. some means must
be devised for dealing with nat
uraiized Germans and Italians who
have been sctiys in Nszi and Fss-
cist activities on the Pacific coast
The Dies COMMITTEES. II was
learned. plans 10 report 10 ths
house shortly that u turned over
10 the state and justice depart
msnts and tina armed forces last
fall Impressive" evidences that ia
pan was preparing for q lightning
attack on Pearl Harbor. The com
mlttes was said 10 have obtained
the evidences from a former japan
csc consular agent who had been
stationed IN Hawaii.
The Dies COMMITTEES report viii
wsrn--unisss u is changed in view
Of the justice dspartmsnt's action
that conditions exist on the ~est
coast for another Pearl Harbor''
at San francisco o. 10. Angeles
The COMMITTEES had planned 10
urge that immediate steps be- taken
10 removs enemy aliens from ths
sest coast
Sen. Rufus G Holman. D., Ore,
CONTINUED on Page 2. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31

What would a straw vote be
without the ladies? The an
swer is incomplete"
So today ! appeal TO women
readers to mail marked ballots in
the straw poll this column is con-
Quoting.
The more than 1000 ballots so
far received indicate relatively few
women yet are taking part.
There is evidence, in fact,
that the poll to date mainly
reflects downtown senti-
ment-if it reflects anything
with accuracy.
AS far as IL goes at present. IL
does reflect definite trends in all
three races.
The mayor IL well In the lead.
A businessman -candidate In In
front for safety commissioner.
Four Of the five candidates
for controller are dividing the
strength. though not equally.
In answer TO inquiry, street
sales of The Tacoma Times
have not been permitted to
increase because of this poll.
Our circulation department il
under Instructions TO check I'M
usual orders for extra papers.
Attempts Of friends Of candi-
dates TO make bulk" purchases Of
papers have been blocked
Remember these two rules:
!. Only ballots win he accepted
which reach me by mali.
Z. From each envelope received
by mail only two ballots viii be
counted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31

by declaration ~ President
Manuel Quezon that Japan holds
only ons-third Of the sprasisng
Island group. Two-thirds Of
PHILIPPINES territory sesttsrsd
among 7.0s3 islands stands un-
conquered. controlled by Amen
can and Filipino authorities and
little touched by the war.
Q.ezen coupled his state
useuf vita . d~clzrztion 81
TIE Differentiation Of the
people 81 tn Philippians 10
oontfnae fighting slde By SIDE
with the United states until
victory has b~~n ven"
hacArthurs forces. standing
emDsttled on narrow Batasn PEN
insuiA snd the fortress Corregidor
guarding the mouth u Manila
bay, stiH constitute the only sub
stantisi Z. =. military power IN
the stands.
fIghting off . streng ses
Japsne~e sttsek directed "a
fh<lr llne< both 81 M casters
and we~s<rn coasts II Bsfssn.
Thus far guerilla activities sp-
pear 70 have been on q snail sale.
probably dgs 20 lack q orTanizs-
ton. However. slth Macarthur
courageous example ss an tnspirs-
ton and with TIE time MS men
are providing for the ARRIVAL q
reinforcensnts In the southwest
Pacific an opportunity for sseh
action 70 daily Increasing.
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"Sighted Sub,
Sank SdnneT
NJ sANDoa =. kfgfs
United Press " sss<s

wAsHfs0Tos @slThtsd sun
asnk same
That's ths way American AIR.
men are reporting the sfstssatory
action against enemy Submarines
that havs been prsyiaE on allied
shipping of ths Atlantic coast
And there ssrs plenty u ngns
here that counter Measures. al
though not announced. ara b~ins
effective
The navy fsiassd ia rule about
not revealing Individual submarine
sinkinss 70 release tbs ~ssshfsa
soe, sank same nsaasgs from an
ansisniifisd naval plane pslot. Il
ga not reveal ths Ioosis Il ms
tCon,inass1 on Page J. Column a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31

bPhINbFfkI<D, fssss--h tfn-
erzl alarm fire destroyed one
building and damaged a second At
the historic United States srmory
Friday but failed To interrupt all
out production a tina CArano
automatic rife used D. ne ma
ton armed forces.
Brig Gen. Gilbert 9 Stewart,
commanding officer u the srmory
estimated the loss at Sz0o. 600.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
van WAGNER MUST
Face TRIAL HERE!
HugoMe!tzler
Court Victor
In Oklahoma

OKLAHOMA CITY - John r
Gilmore. alias J. p. Van Wagner.
was turned over 10 officials Of
the state Of Washington Friday
TO he taken 10 Tacoma 10 face
trial on charge Of attempted
grand larceny.
Hugo Metxler. jr.. assistant
prosecutor At Tacoma. won n
race against Gilmore's attor-
neys and whisked him out Of
jail and on his-wsy 10 wash
ington before the two attor-
neys had time 20 institute
habeas corpus proceedings In
federal court.
Metzler and George Burgeson,
Tacoma police detective. were
given custody of Gilmore by q
ruling of the state criminal court
OF appeals which denied Gilmore's
petition for a writ of habeas cor
pus. The case came before the
appellate court after a district
court also had denied the writ.
LEAVES IN A DASH
The young Tacoma attorney left
the capitol In . dash for a county
jail when Gilmores attorneys said
they planned TO take the case
into federal court Metzler. carry
ing with him . copy Of the writ.
said II had taken him ten DAYS
TO gain custody Of Gilmore and
that he hoped 10 have him en-
route 10 Washington within 30
minutes. The two left the jail
with Gilmore 20 minutes after the
writ had been denied
Gilmore also Is wanted BY Mas
sachusetts authorities on two
grand larceny charges. Re was
arrested here two weeks ago on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31

wAsHIs S-Pr~ss1sBi
Roosevelt FRIDAY signed ths prics
control Dill DE described u -
q b.ll worth having hut Sharply
criticized provisions which permit
farm prices 70 rlss 70 10 PER cent
of parity.
Ths president said n ep<r.-
ttoss Of fbs biii prove saeh .
st~p neoesssry. he nssy ssk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Threaten TACOMA
SnIPYARD STlkE!|
Welders Set
4 O'clock
As Deadline


BULLETIN
sEATTIg-The war pssdue-
than hoard FRIDAY afternoon ae-
p~si~d In the patriotism ~ set6-
ess In On effsst IN avert ~stk.
outs 81 se~stsr asd Tacoma
shipsard. IN . renewal II tb~ss
asspuss with the Ars~sso~s Fed-
erassss sf fsbos
A strike thai will paraiyxs the
e>sttls-rseoms shlpbuliding Corp.
wss threatened for Z .. N. Friday
"a climax long AMI bittsr strife
regarding union Isfssdistion Of
ueld~fs
wsldsfs ~ the night sniff took
the action 10 protest ~ union
Discipline thai resulted IL dise
ehsrT. - nine ~slasrs Thursday
syeninE
STRIKE seflss ass ssssa ~
. mass NESTING hsid ~ . ~.
HfHAf ~ ~ oHa E$8*s
hall. shss s.ss< 600 s~iS~ss
~ the shift ssa~a sssk. tsse
ss the strik. va ne fss go
t~s sEsis.t
wridsfs. sno have long ssaisht
union autonomy. sfs within lsfis.
dletion ~ tho international Broth
srhood ~ bellsfmsksfs. Irus ship
builders a Hsipsrs ALL which
has = elossd-shop sgfsemsnf with
ths local shipysrds Ths union
suspended the nine ~sIdsfs fnr
non-paymsnt ~ d1ss ard ord<fs1
thesr dischsfgs.
stmiisx strike sessss n pro-
i~~s - ss~ fisssEs u ssp~rs~1
frs<s tse sshes tss ssssfts ~
ths sTsC shspys<a see<tisgs
10 sst~ 90 fsse issss< ere sisae1
fss .. ~ frsasr 10 ~ 90
rsiisss hail
Charles BFinksrhDff. sxseaflss
secretary II ina ualtsd Bfeihsf-
/ coatsnssa On Page J. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
British Admit
Benghazi Loss

CAfaO fsrtsiah imperial forces
says evacuated Hsnghsxl. man
part sn1 bass in western eyre
nsies. Brssish general headquarters
for ihs Aksdss East sstd FRIDAY.
fAxl. seesp~fiss ~ bes-
xh@xi va s~peried n f.ermss
ssd if~ls.a slsh asnusss1
eesasssaias<s Thars1@y.J
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
F. D. Criiicizes. Then Puts
Pen 10 Price Control Bill

sosxre~~ - eerf<<t eefta1s
gag IN - -. psrsie~fn<1y
- sssiesItsrs p<sstntsn&-
Ths pre@ld&nt aays NJ sis~<
On the measure ~ . pre6 con
fsrsnes which Price controi 40
minlsfrst0r Lson heno<Fson at
tended snd advised ne chief
executive On certain technical
phases a tbs iegislatioH-
Ths prsaldent said fnsrs vss =
lcontinusd Oh Page IL. Column ~
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may YET enable The
United States 10
use the Islands in
definitely for ha-
RAISING and guerilla
operations against
Japan.
This prospect vas
Thought To the fore
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0dlin Elected
Head Of Chest

Hsne osiila. pssminsnt T.eofns
h@nksr. so assssa pf@.asi<nt n
tis Tseoms Community CHEST ~
she annual meeting - th< erxsni.
x~sion Thursday 81 ths Y. ". G. A.
a. ~ Heath SIS slsesea sie~
president otfe L. tahnz<sa. - Wee
president Lymsn v. Hal. ffs@s.
uFsf. and stss1snE eezalnifse>
shslrnss usfs nsns~a - fsllosss
bssss<f. 4. D. wing nsznlss~
tions. isss. h.fDid D. Long plsar
nins sad research. is4stisss isasa-
Fssl. and psbiie Fsissiesss. J<sn
Paul King. MFs a. n comfsst
Nas ssl<esss - Fspfs<~nf ths s<ab-
insnitg eez1nfiL Heun<fs 81 isEr~
10 lhs s<seuaiss esnsmsstss w<fe
nsasd ss faitazss frs<1nsa 4.
ceenfaa. h@ah~n csfisea. .. =.
Nsysshssns~f r.. Paul Billings
sna q . Nienllt.en.
s<isetlas ~ tns sii.lmpeTssnf
ehslfnsn ~ sh@ esmpsixn ses-
mifses 80 asiessfse - tn sx<s-
astss sasnalflss hem nstlon<
scenssasse1 oa f'.xs ~. cossna -
ssas-aa-.s -rz-.ar-=p-
BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma s...........s..t ~ <t9 111
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fugitive warrant for the state
u Massachusetts,. Washington
authorities. however. beat Boston
officials here to instigsts the sx-
tradition proceedings.
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Nv FRED MULLEN

WASHINGTON The Justice de-
partment. In move 10 prevent
espionage and nth column setiv-
lily similar To that preceding Pearl
Harbor. Friday set IN motion .
plan To remove $4,000 enemy
allsns residing In eight far western
statek.
Attorney Sseaersi Frasess
Biddle ha. ordered Japanese.
German and Italian aiiens out
~ two AREAS In san Frasci>~e
and Los Angeles by Feb. -.
He will shortly designate II
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- 11IXI
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stn1nosss - - - - r.
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f3o.eoo vuoesne 1oonnuns 49,
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mess w>on1s spo1lnnvy ponon-1
~ ~ ussoduo n1neA
\, uAnoso euAno
ua1or1 ~ Wvooue
ssNoAponm = JaeonGs lpenus
driving 1sws IT, esn&pof n0aInSa
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U. S. May Hold
On Indefinitely
MucArthur's Men
Still Pound Jops

WASHINGTON -Gsn. Douglas
MacArthur's epic stand In the
Philippines. II appeared Friday.