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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
AWARE OF RECORD

Attacking Ste. Marie's charges
against Van Wagoner's labor rec
ord. Llewellyn declared that Ser
tainly Ford workers more than
any other group are aware of Van
Ia v.r~rsyI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
British Bomb MandaIay

NEW DELHI. India, Oct.
QNS).-British bombers were dis
closed today TO have blasted rail-
way communications at Japanese
held Mandalay, important Central
Burmese railroad junction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Governor Race
Splits Leaders
OF Clio and AFL
Support Of Kelly
by z Executives Starts
Storm in Each Group

Civil war broke out today IN
both local Go and ALL ranks
over this years gubernatorial elec-
ton.
i In each labor camp, the melee
began with a high union official
trying 10 swing his organizations
Extraordinarily worth thous-
ands of labor votes-to Republican
candidate Harry F. Kelly.
The first war was precipitated
by Paul Ste. Marie, president OF
the UAW-CIO's Ford local 600,
the largest union local in the
world, when he announced that he
favored Kelly's candidacy. Ste.
Marie charged that Governor Van
Wagner had failed to do enough
for labor during his administra-
ton.
STATEMENT ASSAILED
Today Percy Llewellyn. Ford
foGaf nee PRESIDENT, W. G.. Grant ),
its executive secretary, and Shell
ton Tapes, recording secretary,
sprang to Van Wagoner's defense
and attacked Ste. Marie's state
nent as only personal endorse
ment" of Kelly.
"It WAS not the result OF ae-
tion taken by the membership"
declared Llewellyn. mo official
action has been taken rs yet.
However, I'm view Of the pub
lie announcement Of Ste. Marie,
giving his personal support 10
Kelly. feel compelled to state
that I believe the reelection OF
Governor Van Wagner Is es-
,sential to the fullest prosecu-
\ftion Of the war effort and 10
President RoOsevelfs war pro-
gram"
He added the majority of Ford
local members felt as he did.
AWARE OF RECORD
Attacking Ste. Marie's charges
against Van Wagoner's labor rec
ord. Llewellyn declared that Ger
tainly Ford workers more than
any other group are aware Of Van
Wagoner's labor record.
1.-THE governor contributed
moro than any other public Of
ficiai to the quick and effective
settlement Of the Ford strike"
he added.
The locals executive eouneili
meets week from Sunday. when
the civil war r. expected 10 reach
a head, IL il does not do so before
The AFL battle was precipi-I
tated by John Reid. secretary of
the Michigan Federation OF Labor
whose efforts at a board meet
ing to win the state organizations
support for Kelly was defeated
by the narrow margin OF 6 to ,.
soLIDLY BEHIND GOyERNOR
The Wayne County AFL repre-
sentatives are lined up solidly be-
hind Van Wagner. the Detroit
and Wayne County ALL having
already officially endorsed him. as
did Ste. Marie's parent body the
JAW international executive
board.
Nevertheless. Reid and other
Kelly followers among the AFL
officials today were distributing
handbills and making radio ad-l
dresses attacking Van Wagner
Excerpts from the handbill:
"The Michigan Federation OF
Labor took the leading part In
getting the unemployment com
pensation Iaw through the legis-
Mature. The governor has made
Tour appointments TO this com
mission without appointing an
ALL representative"
(Reid is a former member not
re-appointed by Van Wagoner)
His promise TO clear all labor
bills through the ALL before
giving them to the Legislature
was broken"
He appointed n state defense
council with no labor represen-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
10000 TO Join
edCross in f,

An Arny-Navy + award in
-wtric7 7o. 900 DetT6fteFS VIII SiiaFc
is TO be presented To the Detroit
chapter of the American Red
Cross Sunday before the Peace
Tower on Belle Isle at 2:30 p. m
The participants in the honor
will be the 10000 Detroiters who
have contributed pint or more OF
their blood to the local blood bank
for the care of wounded soldiers
and sailors. Detroit ranks second
highest among the nations cities
as a blood provider.
A. j. Berries Jr., manager OF the
Detroit chapter. said that all who
have donated blood are invited as
special guests for the occasion, as
well as the 10000 local Red Cross
volunteer workers, nurses aides,
Motor Corps drivers. Braille work
ers. staff assistants and Gray
Ladies.
$50 GUESTS OF HONOR
especial guests of honor will
be the $50 volunteer workers at
the blood procurement CENTER
Berries said.
1t. Col. John G. Slevin Of the
army medical corps will make the
presentation Of the Il" pcnnant
and William j. Norton, first vice
chairman of the Detroit chapter,
will receive il.
"E" pins will be awarded by
Capt. Henry l.. Dollard, district
medical officer of the ninth naval
district. Great Lakes. Ill. Or.
Warren B. Cooksey, technical ad-
visor TO the blood donor service,
will represent Detroit for this
honor.
The Detroit chapter is one of
Is throughout the country selected
for the award in recognition of
its work in Obtaining blood dona-
tons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
HoNoLuLu. hawaii =

HONOLULU. Hawaii - Army
and navy planes and surface yes
sells searced the sea south ~ the
Hawaiian islands Saturday for
Capt v. v. tEddiel Rickenbacker
and the crew of = bombing plane
which disappeared Wednesday eve
ming
Authorities felt that prospects
Of finding them we're gloomy
But there was hope. In addition
10 the chance that the plane had
made AN emergency landing on one
Of the countless atoiis IN the
South Pacific and had bern unable
10 establish radio contact. there
Was the possibility that all the
men were Adrift on the life raft
with which the plane was
equipped
Washington reported u ssa be-
lisyed there Rieksnbaeksr was en-
route 10 Australia
The number Of men with Rick
enbacker was not knosn. but was
believed 70 be- nine 70 II.
Late Wednesday afternoon. the
plane reported u had Easoiins for
one more hour Of fight
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Italy Bombed
Second Night

LONDON-In powerful attack
timed to coincide with the opening
of the British North African Of
fensive, the Royal Air Force has
subjected Northern Italy to the
heaviest bombardment of the war,
II was made known Saturday.
For the second successive night
the heaviest bomb-carrying planes
Of the Raj roared over the 1000
miles TO Northern Italy and back,
dropping a huge load of high ex-
plosives and incendiary bombs on
picked targets.
The attack was directed particu-
larly at Genoa, the great northern
supply port through which the
Axis ships both men and munitions
to supply Marshal Erwin Rommefs
Afrika Korps. and at the indus
trial plants of Turin and Savona.
Only once before had Northern
Italy ever been attacked for two
nights in succession. And never
before had such large flights OF
bombers dropped such heavy bomb
loads on the italian targets. Three
British bombers were missing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
Dozsn Killel
In AiThnor

PAIN eru1Non O. - ~
Am~ftean Arrives p1nno Un114
srsre~t n<or IN slrpr<1 - -
asy might. siIl1sn No. tnnuuH01pp
emf ~ rre~ ~ tneoo. solI1o>1
with ~ army bem1ee bof1eo n
tel ard hnfuo4 N 1i<1G11 -
sselAi sseem>sd ss1ay.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26

Headed BY some Of the most
famous master brewers In western
America. IS members Of the brew
ing and allied industries are in
Tacoma Saturday 10 pay tribute
70 Otto Birkmaier who Is eeie-
brsting his 25th anniversary a.
brewmastef Of the Columbia Brew
cries Of Tacoma.
Birkmsler has the distinction u
holdng MS present post ~ brew
master for the local concern Win
the longest record q continuous
service Of any brewmaster IN the
district.
To commemorate the occasion.
the northwestern district n the
Master Brewers Association q
America has called ia entire mem
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
Dimoui Regulations Become
Effective al l2:0l Sunday

Tacoma home owners Nho lssvs
ths pareh hight on al night from
n09 90 are likely 20 find u cost
inx thsm more than : higher btu
from fhs city utilities department
such eafsiesussss can cost a.
much - 800 or 70 days IN the eiiy
jsii - q violsilon % the nsN city
dlmoat ordnance
Il Cen. John T. Dewitt. com
msndlng general ~ tf1s Western
Defense Command ana II the
Foarth Army. has warned that the
ssn. more stringent Fsssss " eist
dO~n sky-gio~ aver cities ~ tbs
sest coast AMI other glvs-sssy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
May Adopt Code
For Liquor Sales
To Service Men

PORTLAND A code regulating
the sals of liquor 10 soldiers.
sailors and marines vas anticl.
pste1 Saturday following a con
ference between army and navy
representatives ard liquor control
officials u ak western states
Members u state liquor control
agencies from Aontans. Wyoming
Titan. idaho. Washington ana Ore
gon met with army snd navy az.
thoritiss 70 sxehangs yis~s on tne
proposed regulation.
Ths meeting u4s not intended
70 develop a specific code. sgt vas
arranged simply 70 provide for an
exchange ~ IDEAS. l. y Allen. ~
the Oregon liquor control com
mission. Eaid.
Any definite move toward nseh
regulation Niii smansts from mill
tary or naval authorities. Alien
SAID.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
Murder Trial
Is Recessed
Till Monday

n- mars<r trial ~ Rey wizard
isesh~. charged ~ shs stats with
sss killing u raysllap's price
chief seven years aso w.s -
ss..<a saturday nsrn until 70
e'elsss Monday ms<nsnn.
Win .alaurnm<nt Il ne trial
over re week ed. nap~Flaf Judge
e ~ Card issued fs<<h sahpe<nss
faF Commander Lake Nss - sh<
y, :. navy. On duty n ne vicinity
~ Seattle. and IA rIsfsnss o.
Lake At the u. n military police.
= former Pierce saaniy a<puty
sheriff.
Roth men we're called ~ ths
dsfsnr~ - witnesses. but 10th
failed 10 appear saturday ssd D.
Tense Counsel Maurice kssl1h ssk.
"a that bench warrants - issued
u necessary 10 lnsuss THAR a.
tsna@nee ~ resumptssa - n trsss
Monday.
Defense witnesses called nstuF-
CONTINUED on Pare ~. Column a
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which might guide
snemy places. ~ill 20 into effect
Al ~ 0l . ~. SUNDAY.
To- s~m~ wsrnisx 49, -
rssf.sea is<sisy s~tss1nY -
fTsah :. kssss. Tses~sn sssst-
.ss aefes-< esss1isafsS. sks
snssuse<a fAsf ~ e1l9 sif
raid ssrae.s siIi ~ safIea ssf
- anlaaIxhf - 60 fhaf fh~
rules ere sh~ys1 - kh<is
fl1sks.
Fred asadeffonu. ire ehIef sif
rad warden. requested ~ sxf1ens
% cheek their blocks II ea<<. as
lconflnssa oa Page a. c.siamn 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
Skip-Siop Buses
Speeding Service

Wear and tear "a equipment has
been iessensd. riders are getting
Defter service ard schedules are
icing maintained a. = result u
the skip-stop bus program which
AS Pot into effect FRIDAY BY
both the Taeons Transit CON-
psny ard the municipal belt line
D; was reported Saturday b.
Walter Frsnkian6. Tacoma trsf-
nc administrator
Officials n both transportation
systems are checking operations
for changes which vii further
speed up the traffic and alleviate
fhs present traffic problem bit
definite changes ali not b. con
sldered until operation u the
skip-si0p plan has been In effect
al least one week. FARMLAND SAID.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
Halsey Succeeds
Adm. Ghormley
In Navy Shakeup
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON Vice-Admiral
William 2. Halsey, jr.. has been
assigned 10 command naval forces
in the South Pacific area. succeed
ing vice-Admiral Robert L.
Ghormley. the navy announced
Saturday.
Halsey has been task force
commander operating in the Pa
cific area and conducted carrier
operations in the South Pacific
area last spring with distinguished
success. Ghormley has been In
charge Of the battle In the Solo
mons.
Other changes in important IA
val commands were announced at
the same time including;
Vice-Admiral William s Pye.
who has been commander Of a Pa
cific feet task force since the out
break Of the war. has been made
president Of the Naval War Col
leze. Newport. r. T.. relieving Ad-
nnirsl Edward c. KslbfuE. L. s n.
retired. Pye viii bring the latest
experiences Of the Pacific var 10
the war college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
Cant Stop Drafting Married Men
Without Children, DeLonq Warns

60. walter , DeLonx. state az
lsfiIss service director. sad sat
urdsy ne eonscfipfion a ehlidisns
married men must be eontinaed'
eatil fhe draft age - l0ssrsd 70
u. despite a strike ~ Seattle
draft b0aras.
me boards IN Seattle late PIT
DE- announced they void sndllet
~ more married men until pools
n single men In large eastern
cites are called Rep. Warren g.
Msznason sad be had referred ths
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complaint 70 Brig. Gen. f<Nis y
iisrsheS. national seie<1iss z<rsic<
dlFset0f.
Eei<oax. aekn51iedfinx receipt
II lesisf fFom tina Seattle draft
board ehairmen. ssld ~ h4d for-
wars1ed Il 10 national draft bead
quarters.
Ia spite q ihe Seattle busFd's
attifude. Ne must continue IN
quoting married msn eithouf emil.
drsn until shs "a. and is-ye@r-olds
are avallabls.s peLong sad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
Russians Gain
New Positions

MOSCOW nsft,sffaat a.
p.teh.. said SATURDAY. Marshal
ssmyoa T,ma.hsnho's powerful ~.
lief offensive northwest n Hlailns
Grad had smashed d<<psr into Ger
msn lines a three paIaEs. killias
/ 900 mare Rssls
Timazhsnksfs pfs~-afs ss.isst
the German. wss unr@lsatsns.
these aispstehss said and his ssss
~sss .ftarslnx n.sht ana dsy over
ssspp~s baxxy wssh the .lu.is a .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
Alice the Lioness
To Make Zoo Debut

Alice, the iioness cub. pgrchased
~ uhe Metropolitan park board
after several weeks ~ oickerirg.
VII make her debut At Point De-
nance 100 sunday. u was an
nounced Saturday BY Al Hodges d
the PARK board
Alice. nov tao and a hat
months Old. as purchased from
Jess Kissey. Morton automobile
desler. vino obtained her from =
passing circus.
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WPB Orders
Closure Of
Local Plants

wA~r1N4YuN - - -
''sess4r nz.r9 ne 111H1nv
nv.s>v>z lHr>e rnoes oe~n1 -
nils = $500 p<ps~><.~a - -
hss,t>d msv>Nsns esse~~<a - -
~s>s s~e>t ds~>ss,> pepw -
ds<snx rev>mnss
r. s<<~r pep1le11>1 fsr<1vr
r<c.1uefine = ~ I1rnuno - -
~ ~ ~. pnope g. - -
eo<tes nj = ~ n<eet pup1( 60
ard - 1npeunn - = ur11uIut
~. eff><tIss Nsv. 1.
Ths sFz1r< prevI<>G ~ ~
th~ menths = Nevsmo>v - -.
e~mh~v. pup pv~1leslpn No. -
<otls~ Fo<ifle caone utH - o1r1n(s
Is>d aeiv ~ ~ pvI<po1n - -
ptyiaa hinn aipoa - 1Irn11v1n1
pubs. pulps ~ LED. 1900 - -
pert Fe1<Ilremeee4 ea4 rElD -
prneo<slcr - psp>< ee41emo1 y
Ter ~e<te<n s1etsa~
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WITH THE RED ARMY ON THE RZHEy FRONT
For dugout that within hefre Of the enemy this
quite special Guard Col shefranov chuekes softly when
| exclaim about IL.
oh yes IL i very comfortable here he remarks you
the Germans built Il last winter and they had every
thing well organized. They living here less than
three weeks ago when chased them out. We found
everything upside down. couple of Fascist officers
left their overeoats They left Unexpectedly and in
terrible hurry"
The guard colonel smiles 1ickerngy. He has brown
eyes and strong masculine features that habtuAIy
serious in repose lie In obviously thoughtful who
knows his mind He has Of those handshakes that
remembers While Capt Emma u giving him my crss
dentas 10 speak have chance TO inspect the German
job in deluxe dugont construction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26

u. S. Planes,
Tanks Join
In Big Push

BRITISH BATTLE HEAD
QUARTERS. Egyptian Desert =
Britian's Eighth Army. powerfully
reinforced with American air and
tank units. launched an often
sive before dawn Saturday along
the Alamein desert line.
Attacking under an umbrella of
British. American and other Allied
aircraft which had been smashing
at Marshal Erwin Rommers desert
bases and sea communications for
10 days, the veteran British Afri-
can army with its American tank
units smashed forward under
cover of darkness and a bitter
battle was in progress.
MAJOR EFFORT
The initial reports rushed back
20 this battle headquarters of the
desert army did not indicate the
fun scope Of the imperial attack.
However. with the powerful
reinforcements known to be avail
able ii seemed certain that
major effort to smash Rommers
power in the eastern desert was
under way. Whittier the offensive
was timed to coordinate with
other blows against the enemy was
not known.
The United States army air
force which has been flying wing
towing with the Royal air force
for weeks was presumed TO be in
the thick of the fighting-with
both fighter and bomber elements.
USE AMERICAN TANKS
American desert tank crews
their extent still unrevealed-
were working in similar close
proximity to British formations.
A communique issued early to-
day disclosed that Lieut.. Gen. B. L.
Montgomery. commander of the
Eighth army, beating Field Mar
shall Erwin Rommel and his Aflika
Korps to the punch, had reopened
the desert battle with an often
sive.
The battle centered about Ala
mein, where the British stopped
Rommel early last summer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
MANY ORGANIZATIONS AIDED
War Chest
Gift Good
Investment
HERE'S STORY ABOUT
By HAL NELSON
Tacoma Times staff Writer

Among the organizations which receive aid through
Tacoma War Chest is the Scout movement both boy and
girl and the help the youngsters given makes pos
sible for them to carry on in which would be
utterly impossible il not for this fact.
When bread Point there
the waters interesting Of who belong
check while TO TO the Boy Scouts
whether Of No. r. and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26

Once YOU get dawn inside this
dugout especially after dusk mas
fallen. a. u had now you might
well fool yourself into thinking
u II a house above ground. n has
an entrance corridor that siso
serves - = washroom. Then there
u a kitchen aloove with : huge
stove built Of clay aud tiles. which
has = chimney like q fireplace and
big oven az fhs bottom. To
enter the main living room you
step through a door along side the
stove.
OF course the main room serves
a. the colonsl's office. IL table
is large enough % sest eight per.
sons comfortably for msals. nut
what l. most surprising = the fart
thai the room ha. three standard.
sired windows w5th glass In them
They create tho impression ~ an
ordinary above. ground dwelling
which. presumably. u ANY ths Ger.
mans put thsm IN.
Upon investigation. | slso SEE
ventilation shaft built outside tina
window ~ the table 20 ths ~lndo~
actually can b. opened n also
permits = certain amount of day.
light 10 filter IN
On the opposite sids II the spa
eioss rom from this uia9ou is =
lcontInusd on Page 2. Column ~
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Rickenbacker
Feared Lost

los ANGELEs-Ass. Eiiys-
beth Riek~sbsrker. 1s-yesr-sid
mother Of Capt. Eddie Riekss-
hacker. said she MAS sure her
son would be- found alive and
we'll.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
Penn Swamps Lions

vania swamped Columbia. ~ 10 IL
today before $1,000 fans IN a game
featured by Penn's brilliant run
ming attack.
Other scores included:
Michigan State II, Great Lakes
Naval o.
Holy Cross -. No. Carolina
State O.
Penn State Is. Colgate 10.
Syracuse II. Cornell !.
Iowa 10. Indiana Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-26
AT THE HALF WAY MARK!

again we are told that II does
49,. remember
The following r. a true story
which may help TO answer that
question for you.
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they take their responsibilities
very seriously. a. you shall see
Last spring these Kids decided
they would adopt . Naval cadet
Continued on Page II. Column 81
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Honors to Brewmasier
Today, His 25ih Anniversary

bership 10 this city ana they are
spending the fun day IN = series q
Continued on Page u calumn 81
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Elliott Raps
Tollefson
Over Nose |"

Candidates for prosecutor and
sheriff began today to tain 81 the
jobs to which they aspire. instead
Of about initiatives and refer
sndums which are the business 81
the voters.
With the general election nine
days off. there we're these develop
mens IN major local political
fields;
stuart Elliott. Democratic can
didate for county attorney.
sailed into the record Of his RE-
publican opponent. Prosecutor Thor
Tallefson. over the lstiers handling
Of the cas- Of Zig Nose" Barnett.
fugitive con man and gangstsr.
y Congressman John Coffee has
1 not yet publicly said. a. the
Bourbon organization would like
him to do. Vote 'er straight"
Il :. whetstone. Republican
> candidate for sheriff. declared
he wanted 10 break the county
pinball machine monopoly
A-washington State Taxpayers
association. which has itn
presidential office here. broadcast
its opposition TO Referendum q,
the proposal 10 llberslEs work.
mems compensation which n back.
ed by Gov. Langile and organized
labor.
'TolI~f<en.- Elicit declared.
"has been lss and Indifferent
In Law enforcement. Re reciied
the -Mose" Barneft criminal
background. eliminating In
Barnett's sentence 10 WaIia
wsila for one TO seven years,
then saidi
Because Of the ienient recon.
mendation of our prosecutor he
was released after serving eight
months Of said sentence. At the
time Of his conviction Big Nose
had a previous criminal record Of
II felony convictions. and had
served time In IL different peni-
tentiaries.
If the present prosecutor had
been alert. dlligent. and on the
Job in prosecuting criminals. and
did not believe In crime appease-
ment, he could have and should
have. under our criminal statute.
charged Big Nose Of being an
hsbituai criminal. thereby causing
him 10 be sentenced 10 life inn
prisonmcnt
Elliott then went on 10 recite
disclosures first made in The Ia
coma Times. and said
we find here that Barnett at
tempted 10 bride a deputy prose
eutor 10 release Van Wagner John
Van Wagner. now IN the peniien-
tiary for bunco larceny. We find
that the prosecutor admits Van
wagners socomplice In the At.
tempted Swindls VAS Barnett
Yet. our prosecutor failed 10 file
= charge Of attempted bribery and
failed to charge Van Wagner with
attempted buneo. =
Elliott esseladed. concern
eerning hIs opponent "firsi.
n D. inacfisn. fhen ~ u either
the wrong action NJ ineon-
p~tsat action: bat. no matter
whleh way u l.. the crook gets
away
milestone DECLARED the pinbail
Take" each year IN this oouniy
j. more than 5000. O00. There
CONTINUED on Page IL. Column ~
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stss FLAMES OF soMsuo RznN
Stowe Hears
Reds ScOFn
For Germans

tThn Is TIE Second Of Of srclnsre articles bv
Leland Sfoe wrffeH about the days h. has just spent
NTH me Red Army az the front Thls the longest period
Of time foTegH rrisr has been iih the Russians ~ TIC
battle soHe)
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Dartmouth Upset
By Yale; Cadets
WaDop Harvard

NEW HAVEN. Conn.-Yale. scoring field goal in the
third period and ouehdowns in the fourth upset
heavily favored Dartmouth team today IL 10 L.
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today when II downed Harvard.
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"ToIlefsen." Elliott declared.
has been lax and indifferent"
In Law enforcement. he reciied
the -Mose" barnett criminal
background. eliminating In
Barnett's sentence 10 MaIia
wsila for one 10 seven years,
then saids
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7 ech Beats Navy
Duke Humbles Pitt

CAMBkiDCE, Mass. Armys
football team remained indicated