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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Lombardo His Choice

Mr.. Lombardo, therefore, has
often found his way into my
granite heart, and so has the
irrepressible amateur magician,
Richard Himber-and always
Kostelanetz and Coleman and
Pancho, too.
And when young Nat Brand
wynne has his divine orchestra
of strings sigh out Melancholy
Baby" in his special arrange
ment dedicated, he vows SOL
EMMY, to me-and me alone,
then let no one put out hand
to stop me as I float. I'm headed
straight for Elysirrn.
There--you see what soft mu-
sic does for me - I've drifted
clear away from the point OF
this piece-namely, that there's
fame and fortune In being
band leader-if you have the
proper connections-and surely,
the proper arrangements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

orchestra When the orchestra finally to town,
petition keen that the poor kid couldn't get to first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Locations Essential

Without radio, records, thea
tiers and hotels-"locations" IL
the name for them in the trade,
a band can hope to make little
impression on the country's
music lovers.
Don't think the high and
mighties among the band leaders
don't find their throne shaken
every SO often.
Benny Goodman was king for
years-then along came Artie
Shaw. Shaw found himself men
aced by Glenn Miller, and cur
rently, I am told, hot Harry
James has turned his trumpet
into a cornucopia (no pun in
tended) Of plenty.
Personally, Of course, and ]
make no bones about this, l
have no great affection for the
sizzling blasts Of the swing
kings.
I like my music sweet and low
and soft and romantic-some-
thing to 60 with gentle lights
and melting moods.
La gaceta., 1942-05-21

Bajo la presidencia del sehol
Quinlan anunci6 q. la Liga de
Howell, Sc efectu6 anoche una
Importance reunion en- el Centre
Asturiano, con ell fin de organi.
gar ell partido de pelota a bene-
'ficio del Fondo de Auxilio de Ia
Marina, que Sc efectuara el dia
81 en- e parque Cuscaden.
Quinlan anuci6 que la Liga de
ia Costa Oeste hara una selec-
ci6n de estre,las Y Antonio Cas-
tro. presidente de Ia Liga Inter
social. comision6 a los directores
de las novenas Centre ASturia-
no Union Itsliana, Circulo Cuba
no Y Caballeros Leales para que
gan otra.
Sc acord6 fijar los precios de
sntrada, teniendo en- cuenta el
ncble fin y Ia necesidad de re :
caudar Ia mayor cantidsd de d.
nero possible, en- s1.00 la glorie-
ia y so cts. las gradas especia-
les que la Junta de Recreo pom
ORA en- el terreno.
Nash Higgins, director de re-
creo de la ciudsd de Tampa,
.fue comisionado para prepa-
.rar un programa atletico que sc
|ofrecera al pdblico antes del jue
go Y como attraction especial.
Los Muchachos Exp1oradores,
bajo la direction del Sr. Moo,
actuaran de acomodadores.
Qued6 nombrada una conf
sion para Ia venta de billetes de
entrada. compuesta por los SreS
R. B. Craze, presidente; Walter
Hicks, en- representation de Ia
compania de los astilIeros; Jost
A. Gonzalez, presidente de- Ger
tro Asturiano; Ramon Fernan.
DEE Rey, presidente del Centre
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frents 2s@fB slencio.
AEora SaGaremos !-diio
1o5a NiereS eonteniendo un sus
pro
P0r fortuna tanbien, los ocu-
faues ael 0-so au.om6vil. ha-
an 6escn6lao : Ia acera. Y Sc
~s1sf9n a s1razar a don Ro-
glfo
Ers1 Maria e Jas Moves. Mi
ggel e. Casazn = los ninos. Con
peaaa g-a sonora descono-
@
Pzacoa los primeros instan-
rs De @noebs inmensa. Maria
te la Nisoe present6 a su pa
6Fs acgDtsge Al m~a,rimonio Ri
llarL
I. en- 1na inezplicable SEN
ssekr De snZ-Ea, de mil dolo-
res mi zssas con,snidos. de
rn5. evo1aceaes DE- mi temo-
res toda Ia ts92a penetr6 en-
:! hoteL
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con Jos ~viajeros

mujer con Jos vialeros.
e rnisrno sbri6 IA porezUe,z
de- z1ro el c8e Ran 605z Me
vs = Jos padres De Cel.u ooa
u se5or 6esooDE6o
Pa1E0 bai6 e. prIunero. y Jos
dos bonbres - abrzzzron con
IN ango sbrzzo Dc enoct5- 3
evocaciones 6oloroszs
IOh. ito RO30.fC-
- Pedro quarldoI
Las mujerss ha5ian 5asaSo
tambisn. y Sc reperon "a a.
brazoS.
En- seguida. Maria 3 50 esp
"a preguntaron:
-iY Ia niha?.. tC6mo es.a
Celita?... iQue tiene?..
I'll marques estuvo a pguto De
eometer una iriiscreci6n.
Por sperte, su esposa le hiz0
una seha, a espalGas del inve
Micro, y 81 pr6cer baj6 Ia eabe
"a, paSandose una mano por "a
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DEPORTES
CHRISTOFCRIDIS DERROTO
A COLAN

Chicago, mayo 81 En- una
batalla a 'iez as~toS efectuada
aqui en- Ia nochs De aver, E. grie
90 Anton Cnristoforidis derrot6
por puntos al jovsneito Johnny
Colan, de New York.
Vencedor lie Melio Bettina,
Christoforidis do una lection
de boxeo. bassda en- su experien
cis V d~estreza, al active Colan.
Presanciaron el match" s708
personals. coz IN reniimiento en-
las taquhlas de Sl5,171.
El derrotado pesa5a 173 libras
81 ganador 1882.
Hace cinco meses e. griego
perdi6 el titulo de campe6n del
peso complete ligero en- un COM
bate con e. russo Gus Lesneyich.
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II Maria, mia mia!... Pedro,
Pedro qrerido! Ahora. que fba-
nos 9 ser tcdos tan fslices v tan
dioeosos; ahora que Dios ha que
10 raunirs de nuevo, tras tan
'ss nargu~as... luna nueva des
qlacia ba caido sobre nosotros,
'!fss mi"s!... iCeiita...!
10 r"io ccntinuar.
Maria de Ia Crz habia lanzado
IN g-ho horrible, I'm critic como
$40 puede lanzarlo la garganta
de una mad,e...
mi hija!... iAy, Dios hio!
-exalam6, mientras Sc precipi-
aba hacia don Rodolfo, cogien-
Iclo frertementa por un bra
20; les que?... Ay, Dios MIC,
la vsrtad!...
-5Cg6 para, tio?-ahadi6 Pc
no 9aoaandosa de pena-; Tia
Iefaad, tia Newest. / Ha muer-
10 nuestra hija, verdad?... LES
ESQ, no es cierto2...
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No bag que decir que los mar.
queses &c Rio Verde habian pc
dido dos esplerdidas alcobas.
con salonciilos anejos, en- pre-
vision de la llegada de los dos
matrimonios que venian de O.
riente.
La comitiva, pues, Sc trasla-
do ahora a estss habitaciones,
contiguas a las que ocupaban
don Rodolfo y su esposa, v a la
de Celia Y sus amiguitos.
FL maitre digpuso en- seguida
otra alcoba mas, en- 81 mismo pi-
so, para el matrimonio Rilard.
Y todos Sc dirigieron al salon
de la alcoba de los marqueses.
Il Psro... Y Cellar. lY mi
hija2."-no Sc cansaba de repe
tir, a cada instante, Maria de Ia
Cruz.
D6nie esta Ia nina ana
5ia Pedro, con la misma ansie-
dad.
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Maria de las Moves Y Miguel.
conteniendo la emotion que les
embarga5a, miraSan aftermath
vamente a los marqueses v a los
padres de Celia.
Ri ma'rimonio Rallard guar
daba tan1bi6n si,encio, 10 mismo
cue les mics, y habia en- 81 am.
oiente I'm no Sc sppiera que de
misterioso 0 de tragico. como 81
fuera una mano invisible de Ia
desgracia o de Ia muerta. sus-
pendida sobre las cabezas de to-
dos.
AL fin. cuando Sc cerr6 IA
puerta. tras Ell crisdo que ACADIA
ga de subir las dltimas maletas.
don Rcic.fo, de pie en- FL centre
De la e%7tancia, anunci6. ira, un
leve silencio, baiando la oaseza
al suelo un instante, v con una
yoz opaca y como impregnada
de lagrimas...
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FL desafio de pelota para el
Fondo de Auxilio de la Marina
Sc verified anoehe una importante reunion.
-Comite para la venta de los biIletes de entrads

Espanol; Paquito Garcia, presi-
ierte del Circu'o Cucano; E.
O.. Palermo, p~residente de la T.
nione Italiana; Victoriano Man
teiga, director de LA Gaceta";
A. A. Fernandez, director de
'Traducci6n-Prensa"; Severino
Martinez, pre- idsnte de los Ca
5alleros Leales de America; An
tonic Castro, presidente de la
Liga Intersocial Francisco Bar
cena, p~residente del Comite Con
sultivo Conjunto; Ignacio Fon-
te, presidents de la Camara de
Concrete de West Tampa; Sam
Ferreri, presidenta de la CANA
ia de Concrete de Ybor; Kari
Cuesta, vicepresidtnte de la Ca
mara de Concrete de w. Tam
"a francisco Gonzalez, Frank
Falsone, Armando Rodriguez y
otras personalidades.
Henry Garcia, el estimado
CONCEAL, fue nombrado para
desempenar varias comisiones
.reiacionadas con el orden Y un
sistema de aitavoces.
Los billetes Sc imprimiran
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LIGA AMERICANA

Apalearon dos Browns a los
Senadores, siendo Wynn, releva
do por arrasquel, ell serpentine-
70 atropellado.
Estale,la peg6 I'm hit y Ortiz
un "tubey." Gomez bate6 de "e-
mergencia," pero sin exitO,
Washington lie, Oh, pc; San
Luis Loo, 10h, 0e.
Filadelfia sc, III, De; Detroit
SC, Oh, lie.
Harris reemplazo a Knott en-
ia linea de fuego, por los vence-
dores, y lanzo de manera brillan
tfsima.
Ayudados por dos quadrangle
lares de ice Gordon, los Yam
KEGS vencieron a los Medias
Blancas, Chicago. Ell triunfo le
correspondi6 a Russo Y la "pali-
Ia" a Dietrich.
New York 4c, Oh, lie; Chica-
go 1c 8h, lie.
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hoy Y mpezaran b rsparslrse
mafana vierne.
La cantina del parque Cueca-
Cen, donde solo Sc verden refres
cos, duloes y tabaoOs, es1sra a
cargo de "a Liga 1ntersOciai = to
90 10 que Sc produ1-a Sc ensre-
CARA al Fondo de Ia Marina.
Actuaran de gratis los arbi-
tros de la Liga I~ntersccia, Y los
de la Liga de la Costa Oes-e.
Repalare 'as pelotas necesa-
rias ell Club Atletico Tasco.
En- los terrenos Sc hara cargo
de las pelotas Ell joven Fermin
Rodriguez.
TodO Ell dinero o. Sc recaude
Sc entregara a Georac Howell.
Para la publicidad Sc deslgno
al apreciado joven Luis Benito'
secretario de la Liga IntersOciai.
Unas graderias Sc pondran
para las personas de Ia raza ne
gra.
FL comite lie tickets" celebra
ra el viernes dos reuniOnes, la
primera en- la Camara de Conner
clio de Tampa, a las cinco de la
farde, Y "a segunda en- el Centre
As.uriano, a las s de la noche.
Suplicase la asistencia de to-
dos los caba'leros arriba mencio
nados.
Con el comite de tickets" co
operaran comisiones de bellas
muchachas.
La gaceta., 1942-05-21

NO, no.. ;No S.
All, entonces tPero a IA
visto q medieo?..
No.
@5H cuandO ha cai5o malat
-Esta tarde... es decir. no. a.
yer. mo Sc 10 que me digo,..
Jay. Dios MIC. tia. rs
que2~ ioh, por Dios. dinos IA
verdadl...
Ahora, ahora. hijos mics.
ahOra 10 sabreis todol-acab6 di
ciendo la marQuesa. cuyo llanto
sc habia redoblado.
AL legar al Hotel de Oriente
los dos autos que conducian a
los eXpedicionarios y a Ia mar
quesa con los nihos. Sc disponia
don Rodolfo a marchar a Ia Es-
taci6n Martina.
FL pr6eer tenia va otro auto
dispuesto. y ponia el pie en- el
estribo. cuando vi6 negar a su
La gaceta., 1942-05-21

Once "jilotes' psgaron los Gil
gantes a Claudio PasSeau, pero
Il supo dominarlos Y obtener Ia
victoria. Carpenter fue el lanza-
dor vapuleado. Passeau dispar6
un cuadrangular, ayudanao a su
novena. Mel OFT descarg6 un ba-
tazo de cuatro esquinas en- Ell pri
mer inning y un tribey en- el
quinto. Nicholson aport6 otro
"jonron."
Chicago &c, 12h, De; n. York
SC, 11h, lie.
Ray Lamanno, el catcher Y no
table bateador de los Rojos del
Cincinnati, di6 un batazo de cua
tro esquinas, con las bases He
mas, en- eli tercer inning. Mas tar
de contribuy6 al exito de SUI no.
vena con I'm tribey Y un hit.
Ray Starr solo permiti6 seis hit
mientras sus companeros NAL
trataban a Tommy Hughes G
Ike Pearson.
incinnati 10c, 14h, De; Filadel
fla &c, Oh, 2e.
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Fohetin No. Sl7
TONIC rERCHRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
Los autos p%arrieron.

Los autos parieron.
La marQueSa, en- e. que abria
Ia Marcia, sentia que Ia angus
tia de 81 alma iba a malaria de
IN momento a otro.
tQue iba a ocurrir ahora?
tQue tendria que decir. ella.
y tambien 81 esposo el pobre
don Roioifo, cuando todos llega-
ran al hotd. y los dulces padres
de Ia nina tuvieran que sa5er Ia
verdad, Ia verdad helada?
Y eontestaba con frases inco-
herentes, con palabras turbias Y
Rlocadas q Jas p.agun.as ince-
santes, de los padres &c Celia.
@Pero IS grave, tia?...
La gaceta., 1942-05-21

En- "a decima entrada hicieron
los Braves la carrera de la vic
toria, por cuenta de los Piratas.
Alfonso Lopez no jugo.
Froilan Fernandez, Sisti y
Phelps batearon de "jonron."
Pitcher ganador: Sain.
Pittsburg &c, Oh, lie; Boston
C, eh, De.
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LIGA NACIONAL

Mort Cooper y Whit Wyatt
so3tuvieron aver un duelo y ia
victoria corresponds al prime
70, con ia anotaci6n dc Una CO.
rrera por Cero. Fu6 la primera
,echada de los Esquivadores en-
la temporada.
San Luis 1c, All, Dc; Brooklyn
0c, Oh, De.
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You help yourself when you buy
u. S. War Bonds.
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smoke screen that would conceal
enemy naval and air units. would
divert an enormous amount ~ our
rnsrpower from war production.
would disrupt transportation and
industry" It IL pointed out by
Col. W. p. Greeley. secretary-nsn-
sfer Of the West Coast Lumber
mems association.
Rattle nlans 10 fight this
danger have heen carefully
worked out In Washington by
. state emergency forest fire
control committee appointed
hy Gov. Arthur b. Iangiie.
Members Of this committee rep
resent the five factors most d.
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Engineers Dinner
Will Be on April is

Tacoma section Of the American
Society of Civil Engineers will have
A dinner meeting April is at the
Lakewood Community center.
Fred H. Rhodes. jr.. assistant
professor Of civil engineering at
the University of Washington and
former secretary Of the Tacoma
section. will speak on Some
Phase. Of Aerial Bombardment
Protection From an Engineering
Standpoint"
Prof. Rhodes recently attended
series Of lectures in New York
and is now conducting special
classes on the subject at Seattle
under the university's sponsorship.
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Yankees Sink
Japan Cruiser

CONTINUED From Pare One1
fighting elsewhere. apparently Vas
landing troops IN Cebu. orc Of the
Philippine Islands in a chain ex-
tending souihea-, a Luzon. II
IL between Psnay and Nindsnso
ATTACH. SINK CRUISER
A feet ~ five Nsrships ard 10
transport. Is of that island. the
var department sad. Our tor
pedo boats attacked the enemy
vessels sinking Js1ansss
cruiser
IN. sntrspmsnt n thousands Of
American and Filipino troops or
Bataan has temporarily nullified
n considerable extent the
power 81 nobil. artillery and
mortars On corregidor 70 fight
hack against enemy forces on the
southern tip Of the peninsula
wainwright revealed
Although japanese batteries
on BataAs and on the sonih
shore Of Manila hay repeatedly
sheIled Corregider and the
other island forts. sour guns
did not return the fire Of the
enemy artillery In Bataan be
cause the exact position OF
our troops In that area Was
not known and u WAS desired
TO avoid the chance Of subject
ing them TO our own fire.
Corregidor was raided frequently
throughout Thursday by heavy
japanese bombers, the COM
munique said.
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Leonard Bolton Convicted
In Murder Of Mrs. Martin

CONTINUED From Page onel
an ace % di-nissinr the cas-. or
ordering . directed verdict of se-
quittal on two occasions once
Immediately after the opening
statement of Acting Deputy
Prosecutor Hugo Metzler. jrs 20
the jury. showing what the state
expected n prove. and later. after
the states case had hem com
pleted.
Evidence Vas purely eircun,-
stantial a. fherr we're M eve
vitne<se. TO uhat happened
either than Bolton and Mrs.
Martin.
II was essential for the jury n
reach numerous conclusions from
physical facts and circumstances
Of the relationships between Boil
ton. Merle Martin. the husband.
and Grace Martin. Mrs. Bolton
testified for her husband but ad-
mitted she knew all along what
WAS going on. Martin. a states
witness. also had known OF and
permitted Bottoms affair with
Mrs. Martin until. by MS own
testimony. a couple Of months
before the woman met her death.
The trial began Monday with
the uIrv first Voing nv bns To the
scene Of the charged crime near
Horseshoe lake, but on the Pierce
county side OF the line. only
short distance from Kitsap county.
Bolton. held in the county Jail
since a few days after the death
~ Mrs Martin on Dec. %. Is 81
years old and until LAST fan had
been WA road and building
project supervisor He and Mrs
Bolton own a home at Vaughn.
The Martin home was only half
mile from the place where Bolton
said he accidentally ran over her
as he was driving 10 keep a date
with her. He testified they had
met at this place on a number Of
occasions.
Although Bolton denied IL.
the state suggested they had
quarreled and that he struck
her with some Instrument.
presumed TO be an an. had
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knocked her unconscious and
then ran HI. truck ever her.
crushing her ribs.
She lived st least a couple %
hours after Bolton himself brought
her out ~ the wood. 70 a nearby
neighbnr's home where hs applied
for help. Turned away there. he
bundled her back into the truck
and drove. al her oW-n urging he
said. n the Martin home. There.
the testimony showed. he laid her
On bed and went 70 another
nsighbors n request that the
women folk look after her while
he drove some nine miles n Gig
Harbor for = doctor.
Bolton brought back DR.. A.
=. Nonringo and Deputy
Sheriff r. G. Fauison. The
rurgeion said he realized
the woman could not live but
determined 10 take her Into
Tacoma 10 q hospital. Bolton
did not accompany them
back TO Gig Hsrbor ~ they
sped toward the PIT. Fo-dick
ferry. Mrs. Martin expired
after the party boarded the
ferry.
Bolton did go back to the place
in the woods. He went back.
Deputy Prosecutor Elmer Hesley
argued because IT is the custom
Of criminals to return TO the
scene Of their crimes. Healey
told the jury Bolton had gone
hack because something was
wrong" something that would
contradict his story that Mrs.
Martins injuries had been caused
accidentally. He had insisted at
first that he had found her beside
the road, injured by some car un-
known. Later he signed q state
ment which was read 10 the jury
as part Of the states case. sd-
hitting II was his truck which
ran over her. but insisting she
was lying in the road in brush so
dense he failed to see her until
he felt a bump" stopped the
truck, and found her erumpled
form SIX or seven feet back Of
the car.
Clarence J. Sather. salesman.
was foreman of the jury of 10
men and two women which
reached the verdict Of guilty upon
those facts. The jury was polled
and the verdict was verified as
unanimous. which it must be in
criminal cases.
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JAPS NAY ATTEMPT TO FIRE FORESTS
Achilles Heel of N. w.
Defense Soon to Be Shod
With Protective Amor
FEAR MCENDIARY BOMBS, SAB0TEURS

CONTINUED From Page one)
where IN the Grip dr. timber ares
Of the Pacific Northwest.
But fcrest men think the
danger ~ sabotage II even
greater. Last year fhere vere
- men-set fires In the t~o
ststes and the majority 81
theAe ftres were caused nv
careieaeneas.
IN fact, II In believed that for
st firep viii be the main wes pon
~ the japanese war council in de-
ereasing and Gripping our fight
ing power.
Raging fires up and down our
eoast would create a gigantic
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Jurors Find
Dolan Guilty

JsRov Mickey poisn VAS eon-
vieted ~ being q hahifual criminal
hv a jury late Thursday after
hort ons-day trial in Judge Joseph
A Nausrys superior court The
conviction carries = penalty Of lie
Imprisonment.
po,ans record Of previous con-
vietions vas the only evidence
presented hy the state. The rec
ord showed theft ~ Al automobile
IN Ias. IN Utah. another sutoro-
nns theft IN Pierce county in 1886
ard first-derree assault in Tacoma
in 1912.
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Doiry Goat Clubs
Anniversary Sunday

A meeting in observance Of the
piero. County Dairy Goat clubs
third anniversary viii be held on
Sunday in the Horsfall hall SO.
5sth and Yakima ave.
DR.. Marvin Shaffer will speak
on What eW Want 10 Know About
Goats" A pot-luck dinner will be
served at 1890 p. M. according to
SECRETARY r. A. Fromm.
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Court Appeals
Will Not Stop
Loss Of License

OLYMPIA 49, Attorney General
Smith Troy Friday turned thumbs
down on Washington motorists
who have prevented revocation Of
their drivers licenses for lsw In
fraction, by lengthy appeal. TO tho
courts
License Director Thomas A
swsyzs advised him many drivers
convicted in police or justice court
for traffic offsnses calling for su--
pension or revocation 81 their
licenses were driving long periods
sftsrwsrd. He VA, advised BY Troy
that he had power 10 pick up the
drivers licenses At once even
though the convictions we're sp-
pealed n higher courts
Troy said II the license was not
surrendered in police or justice
court. swayze could ask the state
patrol 10 confiscats IT for him.
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Fight F1re- Extensively

Today fires are fought with Of
fsnsive weapons -penser divisions.
y YOU please which rush OF mo-
tonzed equipment 70 the scene Of
the hisze snd start an immediate
attack with water from pumper
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equipment after notifying head
quarters by short wave radio of
the extent Of the fire.
Best system of ire-fighting
II located at Vail, where, ac-
cording TO Clyde Martin. chief
forester. the Neyerhaeuser
Timber company spent $4,000
In buying equipment and
building water lines In the
past year. Water lines have
b~en rim all over the Vail
area and special lightweight
fire-fighting hose has hen
provided.
Not every logging operation. not
every Weyerhseuser operation. IN
fact. is a. well equipped a. IL the
Vail area. Thus the necessity for
the grand strategy" evolved
by the state emergency commit
tee.
To Coordinate Action
OF course. enemy bombers or
saboteurs have little regard for
boundary lines, SO coordinated ac-
ton il being planned between the
emergency committees which have
been established in all the far west
ern states.
Thus. while axis high commands
may be planning 10 use the for
ests In attacks on the Pacific
coast this year. residents OF Wash
ington and Oregon can rest as
sured that a battle plan TO meet
this attack has been evolved for
the Achilles heel" OF Pacific
Northwest defenses.
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rectiy concerned with the forest,
namely: ~ STATE forestry depart
ment: ~ u. s. forest service,
department Of agriculture: a. u.
S. national park service and Indian
service. department Of interior;
90 timber owners. bulk Of whom
are members Of the Washington
Forest Fire association: t5 log
ging operators, most Of whom are
members Of the West Coast Lum-
bermens association.
Committeeman Named
Representing these five groups
are the following men:
1--T. 3. Goodyear. state for
ester. chairman Of the committee.
Oh. J. Andrews. forest ser
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THIS HABIT WILL
BRING VICTORY

Invest in your country
and help win the war.
Get the Victory Habit
buv Defense Bonds and
Stamps ever, pay day.
DO II the easy way
through your company
PAYROLL Savings Plan.
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School Children s
Vacation Is Over

With spring vacation over pupiis
in Tacoma public schools VIII re-
turn 10 their classes Monday. The
semester will end the second week
in June. Bellarmine high school
and other Catholic schools re-
opened Wednesday.
Evening star., 1942-05-16
Ruling Given on Emp|oye
Participation in ParIeYs

Time spent by an employe as q
voluntary member Of q labor man
agement committee is compensate
when meetings are held during
regular working hours, but not when
they are held at other times, the
Wage and Hour Division ruled
today.
This policy was announced by L.
Metcalfe Walling, administrator
following discussions Of the func-
tions of labor-management commit
tees with representatives Of industry
and labor.
If participation by the employe
is voluntary. time spent by him at
such meetings need not be consid-
cred hours worked when the meet
ings take place outside regular
working hours" Mr.. Walling said.
If such meetings take place dur
ing regular working hours, time
spent by an employe in attending
them is considered hours worked
and is therefore to be paid for ir
accordance with the Fair Labor
Standards Act"