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Evening star., 1942-05-31
A Transformation Begins
Filming of My Sister Eileen
Gets Under Way in Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD.

Columbia
executive from President Harry Cohn uterng
shouting lastminue advice That's lot of small
dependent studio write of its first chunk overhead hence
butterflies.
trying
La gaceta., 1942-05-20

quesa, cuyo llanto habia tornado
ahora ell aspecto de una catara-
Ia negotiable.
Pedro la abraz6 tambien Y Mi
guel la estrech6 la mano.
Habia ocurrido TODD en- tres
sagundos, y la esposa de Pedro
de NGnez insisti6 ahora, sin dar
tempo a los Otros nj acordarse
ella misma de hacer la presenta-
ci6n del matrimonio Rillard:
-Pero..., v iCelita?... iD6n-
de esta Ia nina?...
Los brazos de la dulcisima mu
jer q. era Maria de la Cruz Sc a.
brian va, como las alas de una
paloma 0 de una gallina que in
tenta proteger a sus peQuehos.
IY la hija amaia?
Ella Y Pedro buscaban en- los
grupos de alrededor. entire las
gentes que estaban a su lado.
como 81 Ia hija queridisima sc
La gaceta., 1942-05-20

perdieron en- un naufragio, ha-
cha tantOs amos.
Y, sin poder contener su liam
to, murmur6 atropelladamente :
Fijese como nos conoce-
mos, senora!o. iMucho gusto!
Estrech6 tambien la mano de
CASTOR, que Sc habia inclinado.
Pero la gran DANA no Sc do
cuenta de la simpatia vivisima
que Sc reflejaba en- los hermosos
ojos de Josefina, en- ell rostro de
CASTOR.
-GQue tiene Celia ?-inuui-
rio en- seguida Maria de la Cruz.
toda en- aiarma.
Por 81 rostro de dona Nieves
paS6 una sombra de augusta in
finita.
Pero, por fortuna, los padres
de la duke Ketty no Sc apercibie
ron de clio.
II NADIA Apudo, al fin, decir
la marquesa-; luna ligera....
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
embarcar nuestros heroes.

embarcar nueStros heroes.
Las mujeres pasaron primero
la pasarela, las dos Marias cogi-
das del brazo, la mujer de Nj
nez llevando de otro a Josefina.
Pedro, Miguel y CASTOR We
MAN detras, con las manos lie
mas de maletines, de paquetes..
iAh, la emoci6n ahogadoral
La marquesa Sc habia alberto
paso entire la multitud, a duras
penas, y pudo llegar al borde
mismo del muelle, ALI donde ter
minaba la pasarela del Ercel.
SiOr.
Y ALI, ion, ALI! l.. Maria de la
Cruz, la primera, abriendo los
brazos, cerrando los ojos, como
Sc cierran siempre cuando la di-
cha es insoportable, cayo entire
los brazos abiertos de dona Me.
yes, sobre ell pecho amado de Ia
santa, mientras las dos Gambia
ban I'm rosario de frases dulces,
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
LOS PRIMEROS BATEADO-
RES EN- LAS GRANDES Ii
GAS

Spence, Ell jardinero de los Sc
nadores, continda bateando con
asombrosa destreza y ocupa ell
primer lugar entire los seis orl-
meros hateadores de las grandeS
ligas.
Con so hits y 81 carreras, tie
men pm promadio de 40.
Doerr, la 2B de IS Mcdias Ro
jas, Marcia en- ell segundo pues-
to, con SO hits, 13 carreras v un
promedio de 400.
Gorion, de los Yankees, apa-
rece en- Ell tercei lugar, con 80
hits, II carreas y 3s4,
Lamanno, FL catcher de los
Rojos, 20 hits, 9 carreras y pro-
medic de 945; Reiser, de los
Dodgers, 40 hits, "a carreras y
1928; Slaughter, de los Cardena-
les, 35 hits, 10 carreras y 324.
Rudy York esta en- la van
guardia de los jonroneros, con
9, V lie siguen, con 8 cada uno,
Ted Williams y Joe Di Maggie.
A siete cuadrangulares pOr
cabeza, Frank Mccormick de
los Rojos, Y Camilli de los Dod-
gers; seis eada uno, Litwhiler,
de los Phillies Marshall, de los
Gigantes, Y Vicente DiMaggio.
de los Piratas.
Los mas Electives impulsores
de carreras son Ted Williams
con 80; johnson, de los Atleti'
cos, 80; York, de los Tigres, 80
|y Frank Mccormick, del Cinci
20.
La gaceta., 1942-05-20

murmuradas con voz ahogado-
"a de llanto:
-iMGdre, madre, mGdre mini
-iHija, hija querida, hija de
mi coraz6n y de mi alma!...
iDejame, tia, que te de Ell
nombre dulce de madre L..
-Yo soy tn madre, hija, mia !
-iY Cellar. iD6nde esta?...
Marea de la Cruz habia roto
ell abrazo, separandose de la mar
quesa, para buscar a su alrede-
dor a la hija idolatrada.
Doha Moves no tuvo tempo
de contestar, al pronto.
Maria de las Moves, a su vez,
habia caido en- los brazos de la
anciana, y la besaba y abrazaba
Gpasionadamente, murmurndo:
-iAh, mamd, mdmd!... ma
ma mtd.,. pend6n!...
i va estas perdonada, hija
querida mia -repuso Ia mar
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
OPORFE
LA PELEA ENTIRE BOB PAS
TOR Y TAMI MAURIELLO

New York, mayo 20.-Bob
Pastor, de Washington Heights,
Y Tami Mauriello. del Bronx, Sc
praparan en- el gimnasio de Still
man para ell combate del vier-
mes. en- la Madison Square Car
den, con un Unite de 10 asaltos.
Practican en- diferentes horas
y centenares de 'fieles" aplau-
den sus ej~ercicios.
Mauriella hizo sais asaltos de
guantes, a dos por cabeza, con
Teddy Whit Harvey Massey y
Maurice Strickland. En- atleta
del Bronx modesto bastante a
sus entrenadores, pegandoles
fuertes punetazos. AL finalizar
pesaba 1872 libras.
Pastor tom6 las cosas con
mas calma. Boxed tres asaltos
con Herbert Marshall Y resolvi6
descansar. Pesara 185 libras en-
la tarde del dia senalado para
ell combate.
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
VICTORIA DE LOS BRAVOS

Hicieron los Rojos una carre-
ra, en- la novena entrada y en-
pataron ell jIego, una a una. lie
TOGO batear a los Braves Y john
ny Connoy peg6 su tercer hit de
la tarde, impulsando Ia carrera
decisiva. La Gerrota Sc lie acre
ditto a Riddle, que relevara a
Wander Nicer. Sain reemplaz6 a
Javery Y tuvo la suerte de que
la victoria lie sonriera.
Cincinnati 1c, Oh, lie; Boston
&c, IN, De.
Froilan Fernandez no pdo "co
nectar, en- 4 "viajes" al plato
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
Folletin No. 316
TONIC rkRCHRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Sc recogia en- ell pahuelo las la
grimas que manaban de sus o.
jos, como de una fuente inter
minable.
ii Celita de
pronto, Maria de la Cruz.
IVeis a la nina?
-No-repuso Pedro Ell tono
ambiguo-. como no sea aque-
NAL. "A ver!...
Entire la multitud muy cerca
de dona Moves, Sc veian algu-
mas ninas y Pedro y Maria de
Ia Cruz Sc confundian, crey6n-
dose que fuera Celia alguna de
elias.
Al fin lego el momento de des
La gaceta., 1942-05-20

go transferercias, pero distrIbu-
yendo 6 ponches. La derrota ae
corregpopdi6 a Fowler.
Filadelfia lie, 4h, lie; Oeve-
land &c, 10h, lie.
Newhouser dej6 a los Medals
Blancas Ell seis hits y dos carre
ras, mientras sus companeros,
con 7 terapeuticos, pasaron Gin
co veces la gonna" Rid Radclif
pogo un cuadrangular, en- la pri
mera entrada, y ell "macanazo"
produjo tres carreras.
La derrota Sc Re acredit6 al pit
cher Terry, substitute por But
land Y Ryba.
Detroit &c, Oh, De; Detroit &c,
III, De.
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
COLAN Sc BATIRA CON Ell
GRECO -CHRISTOFORIDIS

Chicago, mayo 20.-Un habil
y valiente joven de New York
que pega duramente con los dos
puhos, Joining Colan, Sc batira
hoy, en- 81 Estadio de Chicago, a
10 asaltos, con ell griego Anton
Christoforidis, de Cleveland.
81 Colan obtiene la victoria co
mo Sc espera Sc lie contratara pa
ra un match" con Gus Lesne-
vich, el russo campe6n de las IT'S
libras.
Christoforidis es un joven de
gran resiStencia fisica y tam
bien pega con las dos ma1os.
Entire sus vfctimas figuran
Melio Bettina, 81 italiano, y Jim
my Bivins.
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
hubiese entretenido o retrasado
a pocos pasos.

y
AL fin, la marquesa, que no
hay que decir que habia aleccio-
nado a Tony y Dick, que esta-
ban a su lado, murmur6, con voz
que Sc apagaba por INSTANCES
mo ha venido... Ha queda-
do en- Ell hotel. porque..., por-
que eSta un POGO indispuesta!
Pedro y su esposa cambiaron
una mirada de augusta.
Miguel de Guzman, compren-
diendo que Sus parientes no es-
taban para NADIA, present6 a la
marquesa a los eSposos Rillard
II Nuestros amigos, los espo-
SOS Rillard, que vienen a E9pa-
ma por primera vez!
La marqueSa eStrech6 la ma
no de Su hija, sin sospechar que
esta desconocida guapetona v
e~spiendida, era la nina que eIlos
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
POSICION DE LAS MOVE
MAS EN- LA LIGA NACIONAL

Esta es la posici6n de las no
venas en- la Liga Nacional:
Brooklyn, rs ganados y 8 per-
didos, promedio de 7S1 puntos;
Boston, 18 ganados y 10 perdi-
dos, promedio de 545; Pitsburg,
Is ganados Y II perdidos, pro-
medic de SAL San Luis, II y Is,
promedio de 531; New York, 16
y Is, promedio de All; Cincin-
natl. Ia y II, promedio de ASP;
Chicago, IA y 10, promedio de
424, y Filadelfia, 10 y %, pro-
medic de 303.
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
LIGA AMERICANA

Venciendo a los Atleticos, los
Indios Sc empataron vir.ualmen
te con los Yanees, en- Ell primer
lugar.
La diferencia que separa a la
novena de Boudreau de la lie Nc
earthly es de solo dos puntos.
Embree hizo su primera salida
en- las grandes ligas, dande Gin
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
indlsposici6n!.. l.. iHa tenido que
quedar ALI Rodolfo, a SUI lado!.
Sc inici6 ell desfile.

Sc inici6 ell desfile.
lDoha Moves, entire tantas an
gustias encontradas, no habfase
aeordaio de presentar a los dos
nlnos, a Miguelito Y Colasillo,
que comenzaron a andar, mudos
y emocionados, detras del CRU
Pc que Sc dirigia hacia las puer
tas de la Estaci6n Martina.
Afusra, la comitiva Sc divi-
dic, para instalarse en- dos au-
tos; en- uno de ellos subieron la
marquesa, Maria de la Cruz. Pc
DIRE y CASTOR; en- "a otro, iban ell
matrimcnio Guzman, Josefina Y
los dos nihos, encogidos y azora-
dos.
Doha N'eves, ditimamente.
h2bia prcnunciado unas pala-
bras vagas, references a los pe.
Quenos.
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
LA REUNION EN- Ell GEN,
TRIO ASTURIANO

Sc verificara esta noche, en-
ell Centre Asturiano, la reunion
citada para organizar Ell desafio
de pelota a beneficio del Fondo
de Auxilios de la Marina.
Existe ell prOp6sito de que Ell
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
POSICION DE LOS TEAMS"
EN- LA LIGA AMERICANA

Los Yankees marchan a Ia
caboza de la Liga Americans
ron 20 juegos ganados, 9 perdi-
dos y promedio de $50. Los In
dos ocUpan Ell segundo lugar,
con % victorias, 10 derrotas y
688 puntos.
Tigres de Detroit, 20 victo-
rias, Is derrotas y 571; Boston,
is y IA, 533; San Luis, 13 y 20,
394; Washington, II y 10, 387;
Chicago, IL y 10, 387, y Filaliel
fla, Is y %, 371.
La gaceta., 1942-05-20

juego Sc Terifique eli domingo 81
on el parque Cuscaden,
Ofreceran 81 concurso la L.
ga Intersocial y las novenas que
Ia integran, Centre Asturiano,
Cfrculo Cubano, Unione Italia
ma y Caballeros Leales.
Presidira el Sr. George How
ell.
Encarecese la asistencia dc
todas las personas citadas.
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
IA UACWrA

comirtieron Q hits en- sais carre
ras. Medwich hate6 un jonron y
I'm trfbey, en- A wees oil bate.
Cavarretta, la Id d. los Cubs
ldispar6 un "jonron."
Chicago 1c, Oh, De; Brooklyn
&C, 9h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
LIGA NACIONAL
NueUo triunfO de los Dodgers

Alcanzaron los Esquivsdores
de Brooklyn su octava victoria
consecutive, con Court Davis en-
la linea de fuego, qae solo per-
seis hits. Fue la quinta
victoria de Davis, con una derro
ia.
Lee lanz6 por el Chicago V lie
La gaceta., 1942-05-20

81, senor, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Sola-
Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is,
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
LA GACETA

Ell periodico EN- idioma Espahol
de mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 cts.
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
Telefono Y 1892
Evening star., 1942-06-07
Here come the Marines.
They were always tough
guys - but now they're
tougher than ever
by Don.ld 3. KeYhoe

" ~ODo4S8 0s 600y0V0
p ANDING! That's the meanest job in any
war It's ten times harder today when
- men have to come through the surf
and up the beach under air attack, against
mechanized defenses.
But the boys who can do it are the United
States Marines. That's their job. They've
been doing it for decades. They'll be doing
it again and again before this war is over.
At Quantioo, at New River, at San Diego,
Marines by the Thousands are being trained
for invasion. That training has been speeded
up to 1912 tempo - and the Axis has un-
pleasant surprises in store. Leathemecks are
tight-lipped on details but the toughness
of even non-secret training shows what Japs
and Nazis will face.
The Marines play rough - even in the
mock war of maneuvers. Witness what hap
pened recently when sizable force was sent
to capture japanese base. The laps"
- actually hard-boiled Marines from an
other division - proceeded to give the in
vaders the works. A barrage of live shells
screamed just over the heads of the landing
party. Soout-bombers roared down, pep
pered the invaders with small -four sack
bombs. Not lethal but sufficient to call
for steel helmets.
Hidden beach-mines were blown up, close
enough to scatter the first assault wave,
and Jap" suicide-squads dashed in as
motorized lighters landed. Tanks were
crippled. amored cars upset in the surf.
and battle royal developed before the
attackers won the beach.
Inland other tanks were put out of ac-
ton by full-scale traps. Barricades, just
around sharp turns in roads. ditched several
scout cars. When the invaders machine gun
blanks gave out. they went into action with
sandbag grenades The defenders promptly
answered with a barrage of mudballs.
"DoaA" Get Peaaa.sd
4HE invading Marines won after full
days fight There were bruises on both sides
= but the Leathernecks can take it.
In every practice invasion, sharp-eyed
umpires pick flaws in attack and defense.
One company commander cautioned his
newest recruits against machine-gun traps.
Nevertheless, next day, in the din of battle,
platoon charged woods before it was
fully deployed. Two hidden machine guns
clattered, and an umpire ran up.
You're dead "a of you!"
When the battle was over, the company
commander gave curt order:
'Ten-mile march, with packs"
Dead Mems March hasn't been repeated.
Today's fully-trained Marines are shock
troop caliber, plus. Physical standards are
highest in Corps history. For non-combat
posts, Class -Four has been created, releas-
ing all fighters for action. After hardening
TW-k.5-A1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

general chairman Of arrangements
for the state convention Of the
Knights In Tacoma on May 81.
and June and ?.
Martin Petrieh. Kenneth Nc
carthy, Charles Rurkey and Rob
srt n. Brown compcss an sxeou-
tive COMMITTEES which will help the
general chairman with the work.
A banquet committee consisting
of Chairman George Hoffnsr. Ar
thur Brown. Leonard Marcoe. Cecil
cavansugh. Raymond Gay ar, and
J. J. Reidingsr IL working on the
details of a dinner and program
scheduled for the evening of sun
day. May 81.
The convention bali will be held
In the Roof Garden Of Hotel Win
throp on Monday evening and will
be under the supervision Of BIZ
Gaffney. Pat Brady. Art Nc
Mahon. Al Zimsen and Stan Fred
rick.
August won Boecklin, Leo A.
McGsvick, DIR. J. J. Mclaughlin.
r. N. Mcdonnell. Mark Dolliver
and r. Il. Mslonsy comprise .
group that will arrange for shop
ping tours. sight seeing trips and
luncheons for the entertainment OF
the wives Of the officers and dele
gates TO the meet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Civilian Defense
GOO
Meetings Called

A firs, aid class fer precinct -
residents meets each Monday and
Thursday AZ =. m 81 Bethel
Lutheran church. -. sen ard
Thompson.
Women II precinct % ~tll meet
at =. m. Thursday 81 the Friends
church in Northeast Tacoma IRE
speaker viii - Ars Ethel rnkiey
Residents nf precinct 40 vii
meet st TAO ,. m. Thursday Al
stcveis grocery. 7Toi -. rakima
ave. A motion picture win 10
shown and Mrs. Jacobson. tnstruc-
tor IN home nursing. viii speak.
Residents Of Precincts 90 and 70
viii attend a defense meeting al
7.s0 p. m. Thursday st tho sheri-
dan school.
All men and women wardens Of
Precinct a. will meet at 7ss p. IN.
Thursday at the Mckinley Park
Christian church. ssth and spo.
kane. for general instruction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Three Day Hymn Festival
Opened by Dr.. H. A. Smith
Cheerful Message Brought to Tocomo
BY Noted Authority on Church Music

II was = cheerful message that
n. Augustine Smith, information
sFy known authority on hymnol-
ogy. church music and worship
procedure brought with him To
Tacoma Tuesday morning for a
three-day hymn festival"
Fifteen minutes after his train
arrived he was at the College of
Puget Sound 10 conduct q hymn
study hour for several hundred
students, but 1t wasn't all hymn
singing. This sprightly apostle of
music that cheers. started in BY
ssying that Just because We are
IN war We shouldn't make the
mistake Of caneeling too many
things.
Against Defestism
There is too much defestism.
ssid Or. Smith. in the civilian de-
Tense program. People are Civ
ing UP too much because of the
fear that something is going to
happen. Suppose we know there
IS going to be a blackout-why
stop everything to wait for IT.
The thing to do IN to 90 ahead,
and when the blackout comes
n 1t does-stop till it's over.
Then for half an hour he led
several hundred lusty young voices
IN period OF hymn singing that
brought out the spirit OF such
great compositions ~ 20 Love
That VIII Not Let Ne Die" This
Is Ny Fathers World" and %.
Beautiful for Sacred Skies"
Afternoon Seminar
At the First Baptist church
where the first Of a series Of SEMI
mars was set for 1880. DR.. Smith
discussed church music and wor-
chip procedure. Also included in
the days program was a seminar
ut 2:3o at the same place for
those who are interested in i'm
proving church music.
This evening at 1880. at the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

rvs enrirve- II The s<sttls-rs-
eons sAirsul1ainx corr. we're re-
ported = hsvs rsc~sv-a trestuzent
IT r.cous General hospital r's~--
ssy nlEht snd "Wednesday rsefn-
ing fcr snjufse. received ~kiie
~~rssnr
Ess.rs ". Ci.sk. =. ~ sns No
Yakima ave-. caught hss lei fnct
IN tn wheel Il . crane ra<ezas
about >, , N Attendants esid
Ms feet wss e>f.s r~uss>a ana
swollen. but net fractured
IA~rv@e~ Miner. q. q 5es
Fsweett svs. wss treated q D
m. Tor = spretned right shoulder
suffered wh~n Ne slipped and fsil
from : sesffoidlnx
William C~<kreli. - 81 sos
broadway ~ss admitted u the
hospital Al 10 r m. far treat.
rent II badly bruised ana lse<r-
sfrd finger NJ Ms len hard whirh
ne hsd struck wifh . hammer
injured IN = The -anrer vss
John Mason. -. - Roy ~ struck
the lndex finger ~ hss ieft hand.
DE was given FIRST AID shortiy 30.
fore msdnikht
Wednesdays fir,s injury We ~.
ported ~ TO q m. when uua.s11
CANNES. "a. az roman wash.
apparently fen from . dech INTO
four fvst of water. Ne suffered .
vvere vrFsln q hts right ankle.
Also treated 81 the hosris~l
Tuesday night ~ss Mrs. Ethel Pvt
lack, 30, 81 epop 20. Union ave
Hospital attendants rsrrrssd ne
gsshed . niger IN her left hard
On = broken bit At slsss m. ~ss
treated shcut Tao r m snd 81
lowed 10 return - her home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21

First Methodist church. members
Of all the church choirs in the
city will Be rehesrSed for the
msssed chorus which will Close
the three-dsy meeting next Friday
night Invitations have been sent
to choir directors 70 bring their
groups and be ready to participate
promptly at 7:so.
Thursday Program
The program Thursday includes
chapel meeting at Pacific
Lutheran college at $50 a. m. TO
be followed BY meetings at the
First Baptist church at 1880 and
$50.
What America needs more than
anything else. said Or. Smith be-
tween sessions Wednesday, Ia more
singing. That is especially true
in war time, said he. and con-
tinued:
Singing stesdies the emotions,
gives courage. stimulates friendli-
ness. comforts those who sorrow,
lifts up the heart toward conquest.
Win By Singing
Wars have been won by singing
two songs have changed the
courses Of two empires-The Elm
Feste Burg Of the German Refor-
nation and the Marseillaise of the
French Revolution. The Mexican
war was fought through by sol
disrs from Tennessee and from
other states south and west, not
by New England, which was re-
strained from enlisting by james
Russell Lowell and his poem
The Crisis"
Churches and reform movements
have thrived everywhere on uni
vsrsal song. When the Wesleys
could not preach because Of mob
noise and bandit tactics. they
could and did sing in the tumult.
The Wales revivals went forward
on wings OF song. Today we need,
next To the purchase Of bonds and
stamps. and a solid home front,
singing together.
1t Is good for the pipes-for the
lungs. for the whole physical be-
ing. A singing man or woman
will live longer than a non-singer,
granted other physical equipment
10 equal. The singer is a better
insurance risk because his throat
is stronger, his lungs more deeply
used. his emotional nature sanely
guided, his nerves like whip cords.
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/ les MORE ABOUT
Gasoline Raiioninq

line rationlnr earas o. June I
unless they strsighten cut their
car registration certificates be-
fore then. state License Director
Thomas A. sWayrs declared a.
Olympia "Wednesday.
Postal authorities IN Olympia
have returned 10 tire license
bureau 1000 unclaimed car
registration certificates because
motorists failed 10 notify the
state Of their change of address.
A complete h.t Of UNI
claimed certificates nc~ being
held IN Olympia win hs sent
20 all county auditors and
posted IN their offices. Car
owners whose Nance are On
those lists can drop . card 10
the license department. giving
their new addresses. and gee
their certificate. In . das OF
two. swssre said.
He asked that such cards con-
tain the name ~ the owner. the
present address. type ~ vehicle
and ie47 auto license number.
Assurance was also given In
official instructions that persons
customsrily using their cars To
and from and in the course Of
their gainful occupation TO an ex-
tent greater than would be per-
mitted by the basic allotment
given on "A" cards may apply
for "B" ration cards. and win
be given a Bel" "B-2" or BIS"
card. depending upon the amount
Of gasoline for which they show
q need.
There 10 also q provision for
additional aIlotmenss Of gsso-
hne " the RS" card win not
provide the necessary gasoline.
Nsgelvoort said Tuesday that
local ration boards would con-
yene June l TO receive applics-
ton for special cards by persons
whose work requires more than
the "B" card maximum.
Persons who have an average
daily mileage Of more than thirty
miles may go before their local
ration boards for an increased
allotment upon filling out an affi-
davit on the prescribed fern.
Nagelvoort said tractors and
other motor-driven machinery on
farms will get all the gasoline they
need for farm production but
that no gas will be permitted
for exhibitions or races. for public
entertainment or prizes"
All applicants for ''B" cards
will have 10 answer the follow
ing questions when they
register at the SCHOOL,:
What is the nature Of your
work.
Describe the motor vehicle for
which you desire a ration card:
make. body style. engine number,
vehicle license number. and state.
If you drive TO your work.
what 10 the shortest mileage from
your home TO your regular place
Of work or committing point7"
How many miles do you drive
each working day IN carrying on
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your work Cother than from home
TO work and back)7
what " the total average
daily mileage eustomarily driven
In the car described above 10 get
to and from work and to carry on
work.
Are you making every posi-
bic effort 10 reduce this mileage
by using public transportation and
by doubling up with your neigh
bors ?"
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Convention May 81. June 2

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