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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-08-27
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Rev. j. w. Parkins, Pastor, An
nOmces Services For the Week

Church of the Nazarene, Rev. J..
w. Parkins, pastor, announces the
following services: Prayer meeting
Thursday 730 p. m.;; Sunday SER
vices: Sunday School, 9.45 a. M;
morning worship, 10.45 a. M; N. Y.
P. S., TOO p. M; evangelistic SER
vice, 7.45 p. m. Rev. j. w. Parkins
has returned for his sixth year.
The church has bought the ireland
estate for a parsonage and it has
been remodeled and the pastor is
now living there.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-08-27
st. Peters Churcb Services

Services at st. Peters P. E.
Church for Sunday next, the thir-
teenth after Trinity: IL a. M,
morning prayer and sermon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
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Party Thursday

SILVER AND blue table deco.
r5'lou> Will give "a festive AR to
/onta Clubs dinner and Christ
mas party 60 he held AZ $50
p r Thursday At IIuylcrs I'M
the Fisher Building.
Games and entertainment viii
comprise the evenings enter
talnmcnl Miss Elizabeth Pike
is chairman of the party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Goes TO Fort Wood

WIS Edmund Z Shurly left
Tuesday for Fort Leonard Wood.
whore She viii he with her huS-
band until the first of January.
Judy Mayors VIII return 10
The Island from school i'm Phlla-
rclphla on December l6 10 spend
the Christmas holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs John NJ.
Mayors.
Returning from schools on the
seventeenth VIII be Barbara
Nolan, daughter of Mr.. John
Nolan. and Priscilla smith.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Don
Smith. from Wellesley. jeanne
Smith, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Smith. from Skid
more. and Roberta Plnkcrtou
daughter OF Mr-apd AFS-Rel4,4i-t
{ PlnkertOn. from Western
University I'm Ohio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Samaritan Club Party

SNNAEIThN CLUB VIII hold
MS annual Christmas party at
i23O Thursday IN The home Of
Mrs y NJ, Rnehart OF Wood
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Oopiinued from page y
$ ID Zurich q iae Civilian Ar
p8froi
To show that Hitler had Nosked
out plans for this u~ndencovef
attack long before there waa aas
show 81 armed forces Mr. kha
sat quoted from Hitiers book
Mein Ksmpf. plans 70 US this
psychological weapon we have
named the Fifth Column
Hitler sent agents who sue
eessfuiiy prepared the spirit IF
fear toward his mechanics
forces 70 thf now conquered
countries Of Europe Hf khsyat
said How prepared are Ne to
withstand thlaf Their are 90
German organizations with about
40000ae members - car egan.
Try. cur possessions. ard r.
friendly countries working -
build 40 ieaf and oistFusi sua
DISCRIMINATION
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Birthday Party
For Small Lila
Barbara McIlwoin

August s. the fourth birthday
anniversary Of small Lila Barbera
MeIjwain % Nstchex Miss. Who.
with her mother. Mrs r. Il Neil
vain. is 5 guest in the hon8e Of
her grandparents. DR.. and Mrs s.
b Mciiwain. vas made mefnor
able Tor her and about iw'enty 81
her friends AZ 3 party given for
her by her mother.
The lawn Of the Mciiwaln home
was the setting Cor 3 number Of
games under Hhe direction q the
hostess who vas assisted ~ Mrs.
S b McIiwain and Mrs. Bavious
Stokes
When these were tired II. The
children Rere invited 10 ne 3
Iarium where ; long table Rsily
decorated with ; crepe paper cloth
on which was printed birthday
greetings matching the napkins,
held q unique birthday cake baked
II the shape q the number four
Il Wa cut and served with zee
cream.
Fsvors wgfe presented each q
TIE little guests
Out Of town children weSe
Mary Ellen ard Jet Bailey u
Lucedale. their mother. Mrs Ray
mond Bailey. and Mrs Marion
Dorsefi q Lucedzle. were also
present
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|. r. Reus. 81.
Dies At Jackson
County Hospital

Following ar illness q . month
James Franklin Rets. 81 years
cd died Friday afternoon - the
jackson County Hospital = ns
tiee q Wade he Rad lived ~
Three Rivers for tie pazt two
Years ard 81 ne tiue Il hn death
- &aH employed 3lfh the u +
Government Reservation
Funeral services Wefe conduct
81 Saturday 1t . . r. af Pals
Funeral Home IN Moss PORT -
Rev l. s Polk. pastor . ne
charch II IRE kazsnere Inter
menf Nas IN johnson Cemetery sf
Wade
DE Is survived - bis NsaoW.
Ms Iaa Norman keux fuuf
daughters Hrs Lena Metch
IA Aa Ezz4n eHA ~. La
"a Heaa All q PasaaR0ula. and
Hiss Mary Eeaz PrIxhafa Ala
ere nln Henry Reua Mos Point.
3 step aaaghfef. Mfa Lgrens sf
hour saa Orleans h8s uazshef.
Mra Peter neaa Wada q brother.
Norman Heua WADE ; sister Mrs
= Cfenler. Paaeafeala ana nine
grandchildren
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Auditory Circle
Mos Mrs. Meter As
Hostess Monday

TIE regular meeting n Circle
Number Two q TIE Womsns
Auxiliary 70 TIE First Preaby
terrain Church Il Psaeaa0uia Has
held with Mr. @ L MeteeT as
hostess Monday afternoon 81 her
home On Baen4 Vista street
TIE meeting ass opened with
prayer - ne chairman. Mr. Ar
thur Ailen
me Bible sfaaF So given ~
Mrs Harry Parsley who spoke
very Interestingly On DacFImsn-
alton TINS AS Miasusted b.
the story u Mary and Marlha IN
which : Esx easeiop1 thaf
decisions nlusf - made m order
e. foil0N the example ui Mary
lnzlead q Martha = Fona1 -
bIe discussion followed on The
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
Lions Clinic


wununued ffon page II
other ihroas ailnsnf. yssaal -
admissions ard uee neatnsFnt
Investigations - ussh raae afe
bplng made ~ Mrs Pauline +
Smith rhlla NelfsFe wu9krF #
toe Department of Public Welfare
II Jarkson gaeniY This cork =
being ufshea ia order T. avoid
having ihe children taken from
school sitter tie winter lefin agens
lot treatment ~ operations -
eofFert such conditions
Details are hxinE completed
through the sssie Health Depafs
meni Ger Ire nasrliae - uae sum
raised sof This purpose ny fhs
Lions Club ~ tae rniirsi States
Health Department l. L sngicf.
chairman If si1e clinic essfnsnifsss
SAID The funds iur this Nufk
we're thr proceeds from Q Large
Halloween dance given "a the
Community Hoslse last Oesnts8
This Niti - 3 permanent activity
~ tle flons Club and enteftaln
menls viii he given fof the here
~ q the fund. Mf Stiaim sid
Another HaiAwe en- attea
Wiii ~ sponsored ulis yeas ~ The
club ard t1e pfDreeds WIll s. int
the Clinic work
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
Mrs. II. w. Coulter
Gives Luncheon
For Miss Coulter

Among the small bus notable
events Of the week, socially. was
q luncheon az which Mrs Harold
". Gsutier was hostess ~ ths
LangfelIow House SATURDAY. 81 ]
O'Clock In honor Of her daughter
Jeans birthday
The beautifully appointed table
held for central ornament q
graceful arrangement q pink and
blue asferN IN combination with
maiden hair fern which sci ; col
or motif that vas carried cut in
the luncheon itself American
beauty roses marked covers for
each Of me guests
Part Of the menu included mel
On cups with pink and blue ices.
Mrs GautierS guests were the
honoree and Misses Gloria Grant
Doris Mesehee. Jane Herring
Joel Brodnax. and Helen and
Mary Gautier.
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Citizens Show

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tcorfnssea fsoaa psEe =
nK aEfwefs with pHsans Ian
kaaEe ~ ahnefh03aR fegnsskN e
Ehe extent fhst msoA cadues
brought asaeFesfli upen the ntla
tsfF nssxire
Il b Is ~ &~issAFesis saaFf
ktaad ~ exefyuste Hhst ire aeia
Esf8 Nat an individual d : weHn
II Hse military wegTtue q ~
uniea States cnatefk absolutely
no special PRIVILEGES Nhstsxtf NOR
dny Immunity sfofn phhFsvauon
81 dir esi ta3& On the otflef
hand Is 81 maeh e this laN 5 h4
sfratiY q Fefefai faN Al e
enc Congress e the United States
ampiiilsa ~ a. Executive 0raef
e tie Ptwsiarata EVEN Kfeetee
responsibility fuF proper yhsegx
anee q this iaw rests apou mlli
tafH personnel thar = th0 csss
2iih TIE civilian popuiAuau Ma
H General William nfy8ea.
Commanding GrseFNl oE us
Fourth Service C0mmand has sst
thss fact forth n Ne uncertain
terms IN q fecenl order ta TIE en
tire command
} Unless legitimate mil Ealing
circumstances exist. as actually
determined b the aFfssling ef
fieer q By ire presiding Judge
Il Is distinctly mol desiaed that
Violntofs Of the dim cut iaw b.
accorded special consideration
merely because they arr msmhrfo
Of the armed forces Further
more. Il Is urgently requested
hat ia any csse n which . mem
her 81 the arrived iufeaN, Wpoa er
rest Tor ) violation ~ slsis sort,
ases improper profane q dtsFs
spectful language toward tbs at
resting uffAeef 81 any other civil
aalhoxliY who 4 a. tie tiiue N ths
execufiap Of ais duty. . who
salls e. report 20 any esaaff ~
police official 81 directed BY the
afresnna officer. = full and "
mediate report II the lneiafnt be
made - the undersigned fuf die
clpiinary action By military au
thoFstses In extreme eases when
circumstances warrant detention
II iall i authorized Your full
cooperation IN this matter Is mF
gently requested
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
Scrap Drive Is
Speeded Up
Here This Week

VITA eppguxanzfeiy
Fnaaasr rreae6 e. fpaeh at less
ESQ paHa eaeta - te thss e4n
y. TIE usap cAMaEn was gwen
rxnewwa snapxguA khA Nwek .
cfsex Beaded b. a BE
Fshee
Clta1ers have uaig q EgfhE ~
the @gap ahsUt their henaes sg1
then pAepsane 80 Ia he Passes
euusa Moss r0snf ARA ard ask sus
pete Vincent ~ha. So Fwpxeats
i've 81 the WpA with tfse co
alton ii 4Asch ire campaign -
t2lne wAKnd wfli call fu the junk
IN ; truck Scrap metal e bring
sna 81 cengs . leo pounds ard -
CENTS viii be paid Ger each 100
pounds q rubber A voucher
vii - issued for the amount ana
II approximately 50 DAYS q GOV
eminent check all b. forwarded
These whe desire 70 donate ire
scrap have the ASSURANCE ~ the
committee that TIRE scrap viii &C.
direct t. the government with
cut having fecn sold - shy inter
uleaiary before i resehes the 81
thusaties
As collector Of the scrap Mr
Nlncent requests that wherever
possible the odds ana ends Of
ssetal OF rubber be piled together
ii order 70 make The hoadsng Of Il
cuicker and easier Al pFesen,
swo WPA trucks are N operation
fer the collection ~ this scrap
throughout the county bat Il Is
hoped that other trucks may be
obtained Tor this work IN order
60 speed up the collection Mr.
Meeehee said. and 10 give . more
thorough county eoveTage
Members Of The county commit
Tee working wlth Mr.. Megehee
ere Jesse Cox. Roy WinRfleld
Glen Overxtreet Vernon Ladner.
z = FURRY. o b Lopez. K A
Roberts. Hefrnes GautieF. T l. De
Lashmet K. W Durham, Fred
Moran Henry GsuueE, J. A Ram
say. J. l. Nelson. Roy Cnmbesi
] 3 Gibson. A J. Franklin Miss
Ruth Cain. Pete Vincent and Eas
ton King
The quota Cor the entire state
i 1900 tons. which amounts 70
SO pounds u scrap per person In
making ordinary steel. 100 per
cent Is needed So acute Is the
need for scrap that street car
tracks taken from the streets q
Laurel and loaded on ; train for
hurried shipment to tire mills IN
Birmingham one Monday we're
made into steel plates and on Sat
urday Of the same week they we're
being welded into ships n the
Ingalls, Shipbuilding Corporation
here in Pascaguula. according &c
information received.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14

naramsassan a Yaah IN ue
H0nx
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apzp nssfess h Farsas Las uih
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= az soft EAS4Nt slke 10 Ave
II az higher MtfignAI frs et
aee asas hmahk ans maantA1man&
Chs3siASu shsn Mas s
b. Mr. Resnsxkk
Mr. MgseUE s Hnrae "a NEm
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RxmFnis ~ ire fnsioAn ira
nN aeanses ! & gfane
Harry Parsley 4 H4ea \ ~
Eaa1nil and LAY &AWang ana
Mrx Ratmfs Re negse
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According g. 8n8mmM
brought uas g ~ saassa IS ~
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badly bruised ard mssssef Ns
Etxaand aFuand mhsfs ~ aas
t0unA Showed ma y suxs s +
sfsuKalq SRI s1.e Question Nss
raised "a - NhsthTF he fssA Aase
suffered eueh extensive iR.
in 3 flst aalst
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prfsn afa 0uis papers aa
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gsek AcNNa sna e. saN gFetsle
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him When Martin faiie8 - r
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
Committee Named
BY Lions Club
70 Erect Murker

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
Cleanup

Continued from paEe u
everyone Nha lives here NanM
pswanouia f. be & place If Nhteh
70 be proud And the Nefs; y =
successful campaign Is fes efsss
enc - begin m hla oWn nsek
yard
NJ Wells urged nat fhe inter
81 # The eifiSeas be kept ~
tered II TIE campaign Hnd thsas
every effort D. made r. Keep -
campaign going uniii IS work
was accomplished
.Hylesaf
VIII an ss te3srd : prEas
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
Southern College
Official To See
Students Wednesday,

? r Marsh. Jr.. representing
MiSsixsippi southern College will
b. 81 the office Of the supefin
ten8ent 81 education. A r Me
gehee. "Wednesday 1t 2 A rs to
interview prospective students
and answer any questions SC
curuing 70 an announcement
made Thursday.
lie viii so from pascagouls 10
Moss Point and viii be il the
off1ce Of City School Supertn
sendent a l. Monroe 1t II a ~
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Girls Auxiliary
Entertained By
Mrs. Joe Browne

On Thursday afternoon - lass
Week tie mesuhefs e the Gs4ls
Auxiliary 60 Ire Seesnd Baptist
Church uere entertained ~ tfaeif
enunseles Mrs Joe BfuWne ~ hef
aosse - Roosevelt street
The early pssk 81 the aNvfnsssn
Was gwen 20 msSs3on study Under
tire sateIa9e q Mfx nFaWne
During the Nnrlai hour games
whigh followed WIRE en3oYta a.
LEI whseh Mrs Browne SERVED re
ireShmentN
There wefe Il present
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VOTING M4H g. ns.p Is
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21

eons eutnsds t.dge. neither a
Pierce ~ King cpunfies. win Be
called into King county superior
court Dee. : to hear the man
eamus action Il Psercs county
eonnxauaoners against King ccun-
~ commissioners 70 enforce the
nt>r-cosnty river Improvement
contract.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21

Your postmaster can tell 20,
how to invest In u. .. wAr
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
E. F. Leo, Former
Captain ofFire
Department, Dies

A former captain IN the Taeoms
fire department. Edward ?. Leo
died Wednesday night in a local
hospital AZ the are Of -.
A native q Bismarck. y. d
Leo had resided m Tacoma a.
years He retired from this citys
fire department in 1885 a. cap
tain after IS years service Leo
had suffered from illness for
many months.
Surviving are his wife. Flossis,
Of the family home. 1iot So.
Yakima ave: one daughter. Mrs.
Ruth Anna sarber Of Monterey,
Calf: ons brother. W. r. Leo,
also q retired fireman: two ais
ters. Mrs. Mary Boffey Of Jersey
City. ". J. and Mrs. Gertrude
Spear Of Tacoma. Funeral serv-
ices will be held Saturday al
Q a. m. in Holy Rosary church /;
cortege leaves Gaffney funeral
home at $40; burial in Calvary
cemetery. Rosary viii be recited
Friday at p. m. in Gsffney
chapel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21

Above is Price Sullivan,
who hos been horned new
nonocer for Seros' Tocoro
department store. Sullivan
comes TO the city from Mo-
dssto, Col. and is well
known IN retoil circles. Be-
fore going TO Modesto, he
was olso ossoc ioted with the
Seors organization, being
stotioned OF SeottIe os soles
promotion nonooer OF retoil
stores. Sullivan, O young
executive of pleasing per-
sonolify, hos been with
Seors, Roebuck & Co. for
seven yeors. Prior TO thot
he wos enoooed in retoil
merchandising. SulIivon's
wife and t~o children, o girl
ond boy, pIon TO move to
Tocoro os soon os Sullivan
locates q home in the city.
Sullivon wos overioyed OF
being oble TO return to the
PUGET Sound oreo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
nfer-Counfy River Case
Outside judge
To Hear Pierce
County Suit
Seek TO Enforce Contract

That ~as tke ~crd brought
bach frsm Seattle Friday ~
Chtef 0vfl Deputy Prosecutor
G. K Peterssa. attsrsey fer
fhe Pierre eeusty board.
II seems the question Of which
Judge was 10 hear the case Thurs
day. when II had been set for
trial. was kicked about \ bit from
department 70 department until
ali departments were busy with
scheduled matters.
Assorssys and half . dozen
engineers and other expert
witnesses killed Tina through
TIE morning ed infe the At
ternooa sesatsa befsre the es-
eisioa was reached TO Get the
&C., over 20 next meath as1
eall IN IN eutai1e judge
The action was brought on by
Pierce county.s board OF COM
missioners when King county COM
nissioners baked At any further
eollaboqtion In the inter-county
river Improvement program dat
ing from 1914. They quit pay
the King county share a main
tenance costs altar June 20 this
year and then refused to budget
anything at all for 1e4s.
II vas the King county conten-
ton that since construction Of
Mud Mountain dam On the White
river a. . federal flood control
project, there has ceased to Be
any danger Of food Of that river
sndangering Pierce county prop
erty. but Pierce county u pre-
pared TO show there win always
b. flood protection needed. the
attorney said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
80 Men Take Oath
For Army Service

Thirty-eight men were enlisted
in the army on Thursday through
the Tacoma recruiting station,
bringing the total number 30 far
this month to FOG. Capt. Cecil n.
Rhea, in charge Of recruiting. an
nounced Friday.
-Four Of the men were residents
Of Tacoma. and included Thomas
Rembosky, 20. son Of Thomas J..
Rembosky Of 1902 Es. F at, who
joined the air forces: John C..
MorreIl of 1909 So. 14th st. ord
nance department: Frederick NJ.
Pruitt, rs, husband Of Mrs. Myrtle
A. Pruitt Of 1s2o1 Broadway.
ordnance department. and Trygye
Daisbe. 81. Of 17ll So. St, un-
assigned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21

You help yourself when you buy
Il. q war Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
IImmunizing
Clinics Planned
By County Dept.

A schedule Of school and pre-
school immunizine clinics being
conducted over the county BY the
Pierce county health department
was announced Friday By Dr.
Norman :. k.gnussen. health d.
rector.
This department. feels.-
ne aid. shat Innunix. ton
against smallpox and diph-
liberia IL very important 20
this time when the county In
experiencing n influx If rev
population from ether areas Of
the country.
We advise that all children
from nine months to Il years be
immunized against these two dis
eases This n done without
charge BY the department physi-
cian.s
The schedule follows:
Friday - Clover Creek, Collins.
Woodland and FirKrove.
Monday Nov. 2s)-Riyerside. 1
p. m
Ttsesday-Fffe. Q a. m: Sumner.
Dierinser and Alderton at Sum-
ner. . .. m: Firwood. p. m.
Monday Nov. 3o)-Clovsr Park
high school. 0 - m. for Lakes
district area including Custer.
Park Lodge. LAkeview.
tuesday dec. 1)-Elk Plain. .
=. m; Graham. 10 a. m; Thrift.
II q. m; Kapowsin. p. m.
wednesday dec. 7)-University
Place. $50 q. m; Dupont. 10 a. m;
Ruston. / p. m.
Thursday dec. - Gig Hsr-
Dor high school. 10 a. m: Vaughn
high school. l p. m.
Friday (Dee. D-Cover Park
high school, . .. m.
wednesday lDsc. 81 - South
Prairie. Q D. m; wilkeson, 1880
- m; csrbonado. p. m.
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who are 'just stcoges for the
big corporations" Coffee
charged.
He said they were errors, and
had thus had an important effect
on the elections.
whatever has gone wrong
In the war effort, we 1.-THE
Democrats) are blamed for
IT, Coffee said. The bad
part IL that the men respon-
sible are Republicans and we
appointed them.
The presidents view that this
IL n nonpartisan war is a fine
theory, but when II comes TO nam
ing men TO carry out the program
of the New Deal. he should pick
Democrats. all things being equal"
Coffee declared.
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WAsHINGTON-Plans TO keep
essential war workers and essen
tial federal employees out Of uni
form were made public Friday by
President Roosevelt.
Mr.. Roosevelt sent . letter to
the secretaries OF war and navy,
ordering that no government en-
ployes should be enlisted or COM
misioned in the armed services
until their essential status can be
determined.
The president said he hoped q
similar prohibition against enlist
ment or commissioning would be
placed in effect for essential mu-
nitions workers very soon. The
president told . press conference
that after his order last Tuesday
for cancellation OF all deferments
based on federal service, there WAS
. rush Of government employees TO
get INTO uniform. either through
enlistment or by commissioning.
He explained that he did not
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Amedeo Zonvettor, 81
yeor-old son of Mr.. ond
Mrs. A. Spino. 3244 So.
ChondIer ST, hos been pro-
NOTED TO n,ochinist's mote
otter II yeors Of service
with the navy. He wos
honored on Nov. IA with o
birthday porty at the home
of his porents. which wos
offended by his wife ond
smoll son, who come from
Long Beech, Col. for the
occasion. Zonvettor SOW
cotton of Peorl Horbor and
is oooin at SEQ otter O re-
cent visit TO the Bremerton
navy yord with his ship.
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Coffee Blames COP Gains
On nl-Advised Appointments

Republican gains in the recent
election are 10 be blamed upon
in-advised New Deal appoint
msnts in key national offices, sc-
cording TO Congressman John N.
Coffee.
Coffee, who declared he spoke
A. . friend OF the president and
the New Deal, outlined and
elaborated his theory in a speech
Thursday night before the King
County Young Mems Democratic
club at Seattle.
Several representatives OF
private power companies In
this state have been appointed
IN responsible posts In federal
agencies and the administra-
Non has made "dollar-a-year"
Rcvernmect men Of ethers