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Sturs Yesterday
By the Associated Press.

George Case. Senator@-Singled win
ming run home in 10th inning against
Tigers,
Carl Hubbell. Giants--Pitched four
hit ball to beat Pirates.
Chet Laabs. Browns-Drove IN foiT
runs with two homers, his 14th and
] 5th Of eason. to help down Athletics,
Red Rolfe, Yankees--Hit home run
and two singles to Lead attack on IN
dians.
Lou Novikoff, Cubs. and Pete Reiser
and Joe Medwick,. .Dodsers..Novikon
connected for four hits in double -neaoer
and helped account for Chicago victory
in opener: Reiser and Medwick each
drove in runs for BROOKLYN victory an
nishtcap and became frst players In
National League to get 100 hits TINS
season. -.
Danny Litwhiler, Phils-Batted Ia
three runs and scored twice himself.
once on a homer, to figure in all run
scoring against Cardinals.
Elmer Riddle. Reds-Subdued Braves
after they had teed of Johnny Wander
Meer in nrst inning.
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No Orders Needed
To Prevent Boos
%, tbe Associated Press.

Ey The ASSocIALku TIcNs'
CAMP RUCKER. Ala, July II.
Here's a ball player who went
sprawling to miss an easy out
and nobody booed.
He is Rex w. Beasley, manager
of the slst Division Artillery ON
GERS softball team. With the
score tied, 3-3, against Head
quarters officers. Outfielder Beas-
lev reached for a high one, and
went ks-whup on his face over
pile of brush. Artillery lost,
AL. but nobody squswked be
cause Manager Bessley Is Brig.
Gen, Rex w. Beasley.
Evening star., 1942-07-17
Tom HomiIton Has ldeos-PIenty Of Them

eiodd Americana. but Tom Hamilton peiVe thls ho. @
defeated bully who probably "ouo vino p as dr
a the PUPPY concuoh
Hamilton bully and the Japs ana Naz aei
when Nayv hver odds that ne WILL REMAIN
down, permanently. - -. -. n+o-ro,
are by this stress on
Tom Hamilton is er eooo
one too He and still wants TO De- SQUADRON
nander running smoothly ne WI" DC one
Hamilton knows flying and the value
and conditioning aviator forced down on sea OF
That's physical instructors at the sava 49, o.re NJ
% thew can fedgng flyers how to take care Oh
themselves the clutch , a..u ,ro, How.
turret ofhcer ana nye loh 1a
-. .uavs competitor for the vast footoa program
ranned for the aviation schools at oFtn
rr,. iowa and California approximately lsoo s
s.n, q each school, intramua competition couo
n p Hamilton of that stuff He hKes 70 pay
rhere the spirit competition is stepped up
sgaint strangers really tough against
rhstse his attitude tHF7@
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aznq BATTING Spree Lifts Laabs Record He Set for Entire 4 Season
Sports Program
For LocuI Funs

TODAY.
Baseball.
Baseball.
Detroit VS.. Washington, Grifhth
Stadium, I.
Tennis.
Middle Atlantic Tournament,
Columbia Country Club, 3. H
Golf.
Post Cup tournament for won1-
en-, Columbia and Kenwood
clubs, Q am.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
st. Louis VS.. Washington, Grif-t
nth. Stadium, 3,
Camp Lee VS.. Georgetown.
medical school field, 8, :,
Fort Myer VS.. Maryland, Col
lege Park, 230. -,
Tennis, n
Middle Atlantic Tournament. z
Columbia Country Club, 2.30.
3
Lacrosse.
Penn State VS.. Maryland. Colless
Park. 230.
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Win, Lose or Draw
At the WRESTLING Loft of the Naval Academy
By FRANCIS (. STAN.

co,dr Tom Hamilton who never broke his life, is
championng sport rules at all scientific war-baby
sport speed strength and probably unmatched since
the dav the Olympic adiaors with iron spikes
to punch until they killed or were Killed
the other at Annapolis and the NaVys
fighting could be pretty gruesome spectacle win
the chps the table.
Academy peping little group
quiet oono
the fourth and final class
through its PAGES and
chu cokhghtng into class with peunla
raising,
doubtful a cleaner lkable talented athlete
walked into the American sporting scene he
the Academy probably the best Navy
Of its abes coaches But
Hamilton and to the Jap Ger
baehanded armed
because when it the dtiest cue
most style of fighting ever devised
Evening star., 1942-07-17
Chinese Is Signed
For EngeI's' Club
By the Associated Press.

; Ey the ASSOClHCtU Ffess.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July
17.-Joe Engel, president Of Chat
tanooga's club, has added q
Chinese to his colorful team,
which includes one Mexican and
three Cuban players.
Ho Sing Ping pronounced
George Ho" by EngeD, an out
fielder formerly with Hartford,
Conn, in the Eastern League, was
signed yesterday.
Evening star., 1942-07-17
This Is No Time for Rover Boys Technique

hghlng
with the Navys new brand
strictly Hrohito and Adolf and rats
wrestling aleystyle fighting boxing ana
football Technically less borrowed from ootoa
information to say thaC
erds contribution of bit OF pedal action WIN
approximately the employed by eld-go kicker
where to TOO
Axis there is no time o the eooo o
the Frank Merriwe technlques va les p @
the 1unoVmg Rover
Out OF the corner OF nus eye
and duked In the nick OF e
The onookers eapeo of the young nero ou
coolv dyested himself delivered stunning ooW 10 e
the professional bue ca
waist apoogzd to ms COM
addressed MS
Zoe. ION your feet sir absorbed enough etc.
Evening star., 1942-07-17

NATIONAL
Results Yesterday.
Chicago, II: Brooklyn, o..
Cincinnati T. Boston &.
Philadelphia, 4: st. Louis. 8 40 innings,
night.
New York, 8; Pittsburgh.
Standing of the Clubs.
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League Statistics

FRIDAY, JULY IL, 1912.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Washinston, 6; Detroit, 5 90 innings.
night.
New York, 8: Cleveland. s.
Chicago, 3; Boston ..
st. Louis. 5: Philadelphia, l.
Evening star., 1942-07-17
Biscuits Fans String With Him
As Better Horse Than Whirly
Nav Change Judgment After Mr.. Bieto'l
Has Run SO Races, Like Old Champion
By ROBERT MYERS,
Associsted Press Sports Writer.

LOS ANGELES July 1.-THE ladies and gentlemen VIII wll De
nardoned if they climb aboard the Wnfla"ay
Inst now They're still riding with Seablscu r.,-
Maize no mistake taking anything away from Wn
a champ doubt will to pass the
o ion dollar and he would have topped SeaoscuIS
Evening star., 1942-07-17
Toronto Obtoins Pitcher

TORONTO, July II (P.--Toronto
has acquired righthanded pitcher
En,met ONeill from Louisville.
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OfficiuI Score


'Bstted for Hitchcock In eighth.
fBatted for Trucks In sixth.
tBatted for Gorsia in eighth.
sTwo out when winning run scored,
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Runs bstted in--Bloodworth 90. sulli-
van ~. Case t:D, Vernon, Gehringer 90.
stolen base-Case Sacriaces-Clary t2),
Sullivan. Double play--Hudson, sullivan
and Vernon. Left on bases-,Detroit, 4;
Wash ins ton. IL. Bases on balls-On Hud-
son, 6; Trucks. 81 Gorsia. j; zuber, 3;
Trout; g. Struck outaRy Ia Hudson; z; i Trout, ut
nings; off HUDSON, in Tzs innings: off
Gorsia, i in : innings: off zuber in / in
ming: of Trout, , in 2as innings: on
Carrasauel, / in Ia innings. Wild pitch
Trucks. winning pitcher-Carrasouel. Los
ing pitcher-Trout. Umpires-Messrs Rom
nell Stewart and Quinn. Time-2:35. Al
tendance 5000.
Evening star., 1942-07-17

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Detroit at Wash, Z. St. L. at Wash. 3.
Cleve. at N. Y. Cleve. at Boston.
Chicago at Boston Chicago at N. Y.
st. L. at Phila. t2). Detroit at Phia.
Evening star., 1942-07-17

Games To-day. Games Tomorrow.
Brooklyn at Chicago. Bklyn at st. L. t2l.
n Y. at Pittsburgh. N. Y. at Cinci
Phila, at ST. l.. Boston at Pitts.
Only games rhila. at CHICAGO
Evening star., 1942-07-17

tBatted for CARY In tenth.
eBattei for CarraSQuel in tenth.
Detroit t----- O1G 100 OIL 0-5
Washington -- 0lU OBI 900 1--6
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-15
The Tacoma Times Editorial and Feature Pages
. q VI Opinions
. How 10 Check Initiation

President Roosevelt has described a
complete and workable formula 10 check
initiation. Last April he outlined a seven
point program. IN a message 10 congress.
These were his recommendations:
!. Tax heavily, to keep personal and
corporate profits low.
?. Fix ceilings on prices.
:. Stabilize salaries and wages.
4. Stabilize the prices paid farmers for
their produce.
5. Divert individual income from spend
ing 10 the purchase Of war bonds.
s. Ration all scarce commodities. both
for equitable distribution and TO prevent
auction prices from being established
7. Discourage credit and instsllment
buying, encourage the payment of debts,
mortgages and other obligations.
That program leaves out no important
measure, and includes nothing which is not
important.
Nevertheless. initiation has proceeded
since that time too fast for the mental COM
fort of those who look ahead 10 tomorrow.
Why?
Because so many of the presidents wise
words have remained only lines of printing
in newspaper columns. They have not been
translated into effective action.
we are Delng taxed heavily. out not
heavily enough and far from wisely.
Ceilings have been fixed on prices. But
this was only a stopgap. Unless the rest
Of the program is effectuated, price cell
ings can not avail much longer.
Salaries and wages have not been sta
bilized
The sterilization point for farm prices
was set so high that it constituted a goal
rather than a ceiling Secretary Wickard
now comedies that the 1l0.per cent-of-
parity scheme is fallacious.
War bonds are being sold But far too
many of them are going to banks, where
they create new credit which contributes
TO the initiation we want to halt
Credit and installment buying have
been discouraged. Payment of debts has
not been encouraged. There is no provision
by which the person who heeds Mr.. Roose-
welt and pays debts can get credit against
his tax bill. On the contrary, many feel
that If they leave their debts. and initiation
continues, they will be able to pay off with
cheaper money
We can check initiation by doing what
President Roosevelt advises.
A close shave makes the course of
true love rim srnnafhar
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. Keep FIJI

II there were no sickness among work
ers. our production front would save the
equivalent Of 10000 men working five
eight-hour days a week.
That is as much manpower a. We lose
through those accidents which do not kill
the victims
That is enough manpower 10 build
1000 more bombers. 80 dresdnaughts.
100000 tanks.
IL is a patriotic duty now 10 keep well.
We can't avoid all illnesses, but govern
ment experts believe We could save so
million working days-almost a third of
the total that is lost-by reasonable care.
One of the most vital points Of attack
against sickness. the experts say. is the
lunch box. Nutritious, disease-resisting
food is as easy and inexpensive to prepare
as the unbalanced diet that many workers
take to the shop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-15
He Knows or Finds
The Answers

mediatelv available. Mr.. Fixit
must ask II reader with sx-
perience in preserving eggs has
suggestion. A government
lesflet on water glass which
you can obtain from the coun-
" agricultural agent at the
courthouse might be helpful.
MIR. Fixit: Can boys under
Is wear the army emblem of
the air corps that has been
taken from the worn shirts of
an older brother in the ser
vice III. V. l.
The army's answer is def
nitely No Regulation army
insignia Of any kind can be
worn only by a person in the
service. That prohibition does
not apply to miniature en-
blems.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-15
. Take War in Stride

Only little while ago sugar warehouse
walls were bulging. and there was talk
that rationing was too strict. and Coupon
No. was released as a sugar bonus order.
Now Washington is seeking to allay an
alarm that the public hadn't experienced.
by promising that the basic half-pound-a-
week ration will not be reduced If it pos
sibly can be kept up.
That is the way things go in war
like this. Up in the clouds. then down in
the dumps. First Hitler is licked then
we are lost beyond hope of reclamation.
There never was the surplus of sugar
some Of us supposed. and probably there
isn't the shortage some of us now fear.
We never had chance of beating Hitler
this quickly-and we're far from defeated.
We must learn TO take these things in
our stride.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-15
SUGGEST Bus PASS
FOR SHIPYARD MIN

Editor. The Times: I would
like 70 make a suggestion about
the "Shipysrd Only" buses 20
save time and congestion in the
morning at loading Of these
buses. II would be a great help
to the men and driver II the
company would sell 8 "Shipyard
Only pass for 81 week. That
is how much IL costs TO 20 10
work one week. The bus COM
pany would not lose anything by
issuing such q pass. and they
know by now about how many
men they haul each doy % they
would not have 10 print a lot Of
extra passes. thus saving mate
rial and money for them.
When 20 or so men get on the
bus in the morning Al one block.
each o. these men have a quar-
ter or fifty cents 70 change II
ss mob that would drive a bus
driver insane II they didn I
xant TO do that they could have
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D Your Opinions

gent that We assure the admin
istrsuon of our sincere hope
that India attain freedom.
we hold these truths to be
self evident, that all men are
created equal, that they are en-
dowed by their Creator with
certain inalienable rights. that
among these are life. liberty
and the pursuit of happiness.
That 10 secure these rights.
governments are Instituted
among men deriving their just
powers from the consent Of the
governed
Many people in England are
profoundly disappointed with
their governments attitude
toward India. The people OF
China have declared their sym
patty with the Indian people.
Colored people the world over
are watching to see If the four
freedoms are meant for the coll
ored races
l.. s. hASTRUDE,
22ip No. Willard ST.
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information. According to mil
itsry men. whoever ghosted the
preliminary draft of the Labor
Day speech was a bumbling
reporter and committed a ma
jor hlunder. He based the tab
ulation subsequently given by
the chief executive on Secre-
tary Stimson's statement that
three times as many troops
had been moved within the last
nine months as in an equivA-
lent period during the First
World War Since the April
through December. 1917. total
WAS 10000. IL was easy 10
arrive at an estimate OF cur
rent shipments.
But the secretary OF war.
according 10 officers around
him. was referring solely 10
movements within the United
States since Pearl Harbor. not
10 the dispatch OF fighters TO
foreign fronts or advance train
ing camps The writer Is not
permitted 10 publish the true
size OF the force scattered
around the world. bu; the White
House spokesman was wrong
BY many. many thousands-in
fact. BY many divisions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-15
. Pay II Now

Congress is to be congratulated upon
the decision not TO defer payments to
service mems dependents until almost the
day before election. Perhaps there was
no political significance in the date origin
ally set for the checks to go out. But
people do talk and some of the things they
said weren't pleasant.
IL the legislators thought they were
slipping over fast one by arranging to
have the treasury's reminders of federal
thoughtfuness arrive just As the families
were leaving for the polls. they were mis-
taken. The public used TO be naive. Its
eyes are opened wider now.
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PROTESTS BRIDGE
DISMANTIING

Editor. The Times: There's
still time 10 save the bridge.
Protest against the dismantling
Of the cables and towers. There
will be another Roebling 1.-THE
first hanging bridge builder.
Brooklyn. n. " running around
to build = new. safer bridge. It's
a crime 10 dismsntle those val
liable cables and towers for
scrap iron. We need the bridge
and there are American engi-
neers who are able TO rebuild
the bridge sooner or later. Save
the bridge Write 10 the gov
ernor. Discuss with your neigh
borS the possibility Of saving
the bridge Saw the bridge for
your children. county and coun-
Try. T. luxembourg,
1880 So. J ST
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eTEST QUESTIONS

Can you answer seven Of
these test questions Turn to
page 5 for the answers.
1. Avils camaeho Is Presi-
dent Of which American Repub-
lic7
?. In the Army. what does
the abbrevistion ocs meant
3. Mohandas Gandhi il mar
ried: true or false!
4. Who is called the Gear
OF the Movies?
5. How many lines are in a
limerick
9. Give the nickname of
Ethan Aliens soldiers.
7. Who wrote The Luck OF
Roaring Camp.
& The child born To Anne
Morrow IAndbergh and Charles
A. Lindbergh In August was a
son or a daughter:
D. A scslpel is the covering
Of the skull. q surgeons knife,
or a small deep sea FISH,
10. IL the moon self-lum-
nous,
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PLANNED PEACE
NEED OF THE WORLD

Editor. The Times: The Post
War World Council Ia an organ
nation Of Americans who be-
leve that the peace. which II il
hoped will one day succeed this
awful war. must be planned II
II Is 10 be Just and enduring.
and that a planned peace. based
upon international justice and
good will. may make II impos-
sible for evil men to again
involve the world In the horrors
of war.
This organization has sd-
dressed an appeal TO the presi-
dent. which WAS signed by IL
distinguished citizens. I quote;
1T is good that the state de-
psrtment has announced EN-
phstically that no American
forces will be used against the
Indians. u will be even better
II YOU will make a similar state
ment emphasizing the fact that
neither directly nor indirectly
will American troops or arms
be 10 used. To do less would
he 10 make a nockery Of those
great ideals in whose behalf
you have SO eloquently assured
US that this war Is wzged.
Because Of our tremendous
interest as an ally in the war,
because. above all Of our belief
in human brotherhood. il is ur-
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ASKS SOURCE or
PEARsAIL QUOTATIONS.

Editor. The Times: I have fol-
lowed Mr.. Pearsall's letters for
long time. and he is gener-
ally accurate. but / would like
to know the source Of his quo
tations" from the resolution Of
the Indian congress demanding
independence.
Also I wish he would explain
how either congress or Ghandi
could promise fullest coopera-
ton" with England II given in
dependence. and at the same
time open negotiations with
Japan, as has been generally
published that Ghandi promised.
J. r. SPENGLER.
1927. SO. Tacoma ave.
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. HOROSCOPE
BY John Hin
TUESDAY. SEPT. Is

Benefic aspects rule strongly
today which is read as exceed
ingly fortunate for the Presi-
dent and the Congress. Good
news from armies and nsvies
Of the United Nations is pre-
ssged.
HEART AND HOME: Aut-
umn plans for the household
will emphasize the comforts to
be gained in the simple life.
Many families will seek small
houses and apartments as a
measure OF economy, but the
fact that the servant problem
has been solved by the disap-
pearance OF most persons who
seek domestic service will have
q decisive effect in household
conferences. Suburban homes
will be sought east and west.
The victory garden will be-
come more than a wartime in
terest as its value is widely
demonstrated Novel methods
Of transportation will be intro
duced for the benefit of city
workers.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Fall
shopping will be fortunate for
merchants. While the character
Of department store stocks
Will show many changes sub
stitutes for fabrics no longer
manufactured will win popular
ity. Wage earners will spend
money generously even though
the dangers OF initiation have
been preached through the
summer months. American
ways Of living will maintain
a high standard Although
thousands Of women will wear
uniforms the demand for dam
Is gowns will be general, il
is foretold.
NATIONAL ISSUES: Ma
tionwide campaigns TO collect
materials Of various sorts will
prove Of benefit where war
needs are concerned. astrolo-
gers declare. and warning is
given that faith in the Govern
ment must prevent acceptance
OF criticism. Rumors OF large
profits in the handling OF vast
amounts o. used household ar
ticles should be recognized as
cheering 10 our enemies. The
educational results Of each
Campaign are Of greatest value
n the nation. long accustomed
70 generous living.
TERN NATIONAL AZ
FAIRS. The stars long have
been read as warning Of sur
prises and extremes Of ex-
perience IN the United States
during the war period. Victory
viii come in dazzling contrast
10 reverses, il is prognostcat-
ed TIE Second World War
must be fought 10 a finish. as
trologers declare. and while
they behold the light behind
the clouds Of eonflic, they warn
q long struggle II lasting peace
Is 10 De won.
Persons whose birthdste Il
is have the augury Of a year
Of good fortune. Recognition
and praise from superiors are
forecast.
Children born on tins dsv
probably viii - wonderfully
lucky al through life. Money,
fame and good health ar. indi-
Gated.
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anchors. What type Of service
does each wing represent
2. What Russian city. now
in Nszi hands. is called the
spigot Of the Russian oil bar
rel :"
8 One Of the happiest days
in any soldiers life Is eagle
day" Why
Answers on Page s
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disk on winch
is inscribed an
anchor. T h 2
other has a
center shield
with twisted
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station at the shipyard that
sold one dollar worth OF tokens
on Saturday. then the men
would have a weeks supply at
one time.
This IS only a suggestion. and
in no way would have anything
to do with any other than Ship
yard Only" buses. They have
been a great help in getting our
men home earlier and they are
not so tired al night as they
were when they had 10 fight
their way on the other buses.
Most Of US are glad they started
them.
MRS. G. E. FIRTH.
s4l0 So. Thompson.
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. WAR QUIZ

/. Here are two types Of
wings worn BY men in Naval
aviation. One has round
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D Mr.. Fiixit

Mr.. FiNii: Some years ago !
preserved quantity of Eggs
In water glass successfully.
Now in attempting to preserve
some Of the surplus our hens
are laying I am having diff
Guilty. followed exactly the
directions on can Of water
glass and yet the eggs floated
In the crock instead of set
Ting To the bottom. bought
another can, made fresh
batch of the solution mine
parts water TO one water glass;
and this time the eggs aren't
floating but after several weeks
the solution is still clear. As
remember IL before the crock
was filled with thick, white
stuff and each egg seemed
thoroughly coated with the
mixture. Can YOU tell me II
these eggs will keep anyway:
MRS. &. Il.
For want OF an expert i'm
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Tiny Malta. unluokily lying
directly on the strategic con-
voy route through the Mediter-
rsnean, is known today as the
most bombed spot on earth
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Todsy's Common Error
Different should b completed
BY a from clause. never BY =
thsn clause. ss He 10 different
from me-"
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. Clapper

Bsrueh rubber report
hard hitting affair
Failure OF buresuerais
q, capital emphasized
Discomfort or defeat
staring US in the face
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A close shave makes the course of
true love run smoother.
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i0l2is SO. Tacoma ave.
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elso 20 = - helr .s.s; ~
-. s.sr 81 tks~ rsiests net sssk
-. l.,s.-cnrcnicle 1910.
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Nv RAY TUCKER

Army authorities complained
bitterly. though privately.
about r. d. RS revelation OF
the number Of United States
soldiers in overseas service
The censor has persistently re-
fused 10 permit Washington
correspondents 10 hint al the
figure.
The presidents disclosures.
however. will not provide the
enemy with helpful or sccurats
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22ip No. Willard ST.