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ella Matruh, donde Sc espera
que intepte hacer resistencia.
Mas de 4O,O soldados italia
nos fueron capturados por las
tropas inglesas. Los italianos
arroiaban sus armas, al divi-
sar a los ingleses, y Sc rendian.
FL avance de los vencedores
en- persecution de los alema-
mes, pasa va de 100 millas.
Fue integrado aver por ell tie
niente general Montgomery,
jefe de las tropas trlnIantes,
ell general aleman Ritter Won
Thorn, hecho prisionero en- es-
ia semana.
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CONSTRUCTION DE TRES
PARA
PROSTITUTES ENFERMAS

Jacksonville, Nov. Den
tro de pOca: semanas Sc empe
zaran a cOnstruir en- ell estado
tres campamentos para pros
titutas enfermas, segGn ell DR..
Henry Hanson. En- esta sema-
ma autOriz6 ell presidente Roo
sevelt gastar $687,O0O en- ocho
de esOs campamentos. Sc inver
tiran en- los tres de la Florida,
S396,157 V Sc estableceran en-
Ocala, Wakulla Y en- Myakka
River State, cerca de Sarasota
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Eduardo Heriot priaonero del "ttere" Laval
"s6lo tengo un pensamiento' servir a Francia"
O EUGENE LENNHOFF

Ouchy habian invertido mu-
chas horas negociandO con
Papon, Ueurath y ell Ministro
de Hacienda del Reich, Won
Schwerin-Krosigk. Sc lego a
una decision en- las primeras
lor.. de la macru9ada. Sa-
tisfacia las demands alema-
mas en- una gran extension. A
auel domingo, los periodistas
e rcunieron mucho mas prom
to que de costumbre en- ell gran
vestibulo del hotel para como
Ger la opinion de Herriot. Lie
20 a las 9, radiante de salts
faccl6n y evidentemente COM
pIacido ante la seduction adop-
l. MnJ un munanto por en-
tire los reunidos. Despues, es-
ogi6 a un joven periodista a
ansly Ia bes6 caGIrcsamea-
tie en- ambas mejillas. "Estoy
muy satisfecho," dijo, de que
81 periodic de las estupideces
pcliticas haya terminado, al
fin"
Este espiritu amistoso cam
bio, sin embargo, despues que
Hitler Sc hizo cargo del pOder.
mo es possible entenderse con
csc hombre -vivimos en- nun
dos aparte." Asi me dijo una
vez que lie encontre en- Cine
bra, el ano 1885. No tuvo ape
mas oportunidad de dar publ
ca expression a su aversion. Su
posici6n como Presidente de la
Camara de Diputados, lie CO.
locaba en- ell puestO inmedia-
tamente inferior al de Presi-
dente de la RepGblica, Obligan
dole a mantener cierta reser-
va. En- las reuniones de SUI par
lido, sin embargo, no hizo un
secreto de 10 que pensaba del
regimen nazi.
Despu6s del derrumbamien-
to de Francia, cuando un CRU
pc de pOliticos quiso sostener
la lucha desde Africa y embar
co en- ell "Marsiglia,' con di.
cho fin, Herriot quiso acompa
narles. Pero su eQuipaje no lie
go a tempo y tuvo que que
darse en- Francia. BESIDE el
primer dfa del regimen de vi
chy Sc mantuvo apartado de
los quislings. Permaneci6 en-
81 puesto de Presidente de la
Camara porque esperaba que,
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Londres, Nov. 7.-Desde los
primeros dias de Octubre E
duado Herrito -quiza ell poll
tico acual que representa- me-
ior la Tercera Rep1blica- es
prisionero de Laval. Los alema
mes dicen que Herriot esta IN
tornado en- el campo de con-
contraction de Vais-lesBains.
Vichy ha intentado rectiiiear
esta noticia, insistiendO en- que
Herriot esta meramente dete-
nido en- Chateau Brotel, su ca
sa de campo. Els un hecho, sin
embargo, cue Laval ha destina
do rs de sus guardias priva-
dos de las S. S. para mantener
la vigilancia mas estricta So
bre Herriot, quien esta ahora
completamente aislado del
mundo exterior. Laval ha con-
seguido reducir al silenciO al
hombre que en- los Gltimos
tiempos habia llegado a ser
considerable como ell campeGn
del honor y de la resistencia
de Francia.
Los nazis siempre han odia-
do a Herriot, mucho antes de
que denuncia.e tan elocuente-
mente la TRACTION de Vichy.
Sin embargo, debe decirse que
Herriot nunca fu6 un enemigo
del pueblo dem6crata aleman.
Tor el ~contrario, hace 10 amos
fue ell campe6n del grupo que
mantuvo ell 'rapprochement
franco-allemand' y derrot6
decisivamente a POincar6 en-
las elecciones de 1924 por la
actitud irrJ,onclliatla de este
hacia Ia Repdt,ica de Weimar.
Posteriormente, ~aconsejo una
Y otra vez la cooperation con
Alemania, especialmente en-
las relaciones ~culturales.
En- 1882, en- Lausana, fu6 en-
gran parte autOr de la soluci6n
definitiva de la dificil cues
ton de las reparaciones. Re
cuerdo las horas de tremenda
ansiedad mientras transcu-
rrfan las discusioneS en- las ha-
bitaciones de Herriot en- el
"Lasanne Palace" A ultimas
horas de la noche Sir John ST.
mon y Austin Chamberlain vi
sitaron a Herriot y lie sometie
ron una proposition de ARE
glo. En- ell Hotel Beaurivage de
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Hos para ~alimentos; John
Francis Burkham, por no cum
plir con los requisites de la ley
de reclutamiento militar; Ro-
bert Murray Jameson, desfal
CO de 500 en- MacDill; Lau-
renee H. McKissick, por no ha
Der llenado Y devuelto ell cues
tionario para ell servicio mill
tar.
Las deliberaciones Sc termi-
naron aver y ell juez Curtis L.
Waller excuse al Gran JuradO
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a pesar de TODD, Ia Tercera Re
p1blica no estaba muerta. Guam
do comprob6 ell rumbo en- que
Sc habian embarcado los hom-
bres de Vichy, decide romper
su ~silencio. En- Noyiembre de
1941 public6 un articulo en- u
ma revista americana dando
expression a su admiration por
Inglaterra, cuya victoria pre-
dijo.
En- ell verano ultimo adopt6
una tirme actitud contra las
maquinaciones de Laval. Pro-
test6 energicamente contra la
elimination del Parlamento y
ell envio de contingencies fran
ceses al frente russo. Despues
de la disoluci6n de los Gltimos
restos de la Camara y del Sc
nado por Petain, hizo una pro
tesla solemne zen nombre de
la soberania nacional." Escrl-
ti6 al Mariscal Peta:l las pa "a
bras siguientes: ia libertad
no puede y no debe morir en-
ell pals que do nacimiento a la
libertad." Cuando, a instan-
cia5 de Laval, fu6 conferida
p6stumamente la Legion de
Honor a dos oficiales france
ses que habian muerto en- Ell
frente russo bajo ell mando de
los nazis, Herriot devolvi6 su
propia cruz de la Legion de
Honor.
Este valiente ejemplO, que
fue seguido posteriormente por
muchos otros poseedores de la
Legion de Honor, fue cOnside-
RADIO l6gicamente por los fran
ceses como un simbolo de re-
sistencia, no solo contra los e.
nemigos internos de Francia,
sino tambi6n contra Hitler, Ell o.
presor del peis. La naei6n ente-
ra Sc sinti6 alentada y fortare
cida en- su determination de
resistir por este gestO esponta
neo de uno de sus re%presntan-
IS mas valiosos. Una ola de or
guIo sc extendi6 sObre toda
Francia.
Los alemanes y Laval no de
jaron de darse cuenta en- ell &C
to de clio. Y decidieron amor
daZar a Herriot. Laval envi6 a
Angel, Prefecto del Departa-
mento del R6dano, para que lie
indujese a dar su palabra de
honor de que no abandonaria
Francia. La cOnteStaci0n &c
Herriot a este agete frances
de la Gestapo, fue la siguien-
tie:
listed viene a insultarme.
Olga a sus amos que no dare
ninguna promesa. Solo tengo
un pensamiento servir a Fran
cha. Ell modo en- que intento ha
cerlo no lie importa NADIA"
Veinticuatro horas mas tar
de fue dada la orden de dete-
ner a Herriot.
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LAND MONTGOMERY a Zoe

Llam6 Montgomery a los
periodistas y les di6 esta no
ticia:
Acabo de e%ntretener al CONAN
dante en- jefe de los cuerpos
alemanes en- Africa, Ritter
Won Thoma:
Refrigerator los dos. sobre u
ma mesa, no solo las dltimas O.
peraciones .sino los IL dias de
batalla.
Won Thoma pas6 al mandO,
aio de Pcmmcl, .uego
de haber muerto en- acci6n ell
general Won Stumme.
Tres divisiones italianas fue
ron atrapadas.
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NOS MAS DE 10000 PRI-
SIONEROS

Londres, Nov. LA bata-
LA del norte de Africa ha ter
minado, segGn ell general Ale
Sander, y ell enemigo huge ha
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
NINE-MILIION ARMY
COULD BIZ RAISED

We can raise An army of nine
millions plus another million and
a half for the navy from our male
population OF 20 to ~. maintain
ing present high standards. Today
we have nearly two million, half
OF them draftees.
We have in this country fewer
than a million in units trained for
combat and in varying degrees Of
readiness Not all could be risked
abroad. But their six-months course
OF maneuvers benefited them. as
all observers. myself included
could see.
Some things are really learned
only in war. Replying to com
ments on certain weaknesses noted
during the recent maneuvers. an
experienced Polish offieer-observer
said: These are the same faults
saw the Reichswehr show IN man
euvers before 1888"
In war or peace. there never was
q perfect. army Today we have .
better army than we realize. but
ours is striving for perfection BY
1912 standards
II viii be the most highly me
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

Pierre counsy TIRE Rsticazzx
bard NJ I snnuane<s r,s<<d<y
that TIRE s-rtlfie.t<. ave n>>n -
su>a d - Relieving eliEsess flrn.
ard individuals fef ta< twe-~<<s
period ending Jan. -
ctr - z.en.s n~fsz.< Nv o~.<up
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oisnn tsssea. xe4ina Mattress 4 FeIz
Co Hezs#l N1HHl fs1s tHe=>
starr l4a<<. b@Fi = 80 ~ nsEEH
u lehn=ea TIscn.s : ksen -
csrisun. : : rsrx<F. 4 } n<sipzHe
Iuos - n~nl<t<un
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shflns4 - NiInasf - chsrt<s =
nuusf / y ns<s E1enflfls n<<<<s
Puget <saaa ffetsaf tzn<<. rl<H<Fz
kii<n. Iohn k<<Hs u<lnfi<a
cssssa<Hx = lee O. u>f~ea
Nfs Co Iehn N.Fh John><n, = I
IN zee UosFs Mtrnsei
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NUMBER IL

An individual, although q minor,
who Ia single. or N married and
not living with husband or wife
for any part Of the taxable year.
10 required to render q return OF
income II he has . Eroas income
Of his own Of $3.50 or over for the
taxable year, II the aggregate
gross income Of such minor from
any funds held in trust for him
by a trustee or guardian. and from
his earnings which belong TO him
10 $3.50. q return, ~ In the case
OF any other individual must be
made by him or for him by his
guardian. or other person charged
with the care Of his person or
property n under the laws Of
the state the earnings Of the minor
belong 10 the minor. sueh earnings.
regardless Of amount, are not re-
quired To be included In the re-
turn Of the parent. In the absence
Of proof to tho contrary. q parent
will BE- assumed 10 have the legal
right 20 the earnings Of tho minor
and must include them In his re-
turn.
Where q minor 10 married and
living with his spouse for the en-
tire taxable year. and each has
income and their combined gross
income u 81 500 or over. they must
each make . return or file . 1oint
return. II only one mas income
and his gross income 10 81 500 or
over. only that one IL required 10
make a return.
Where . minor 10 married and
living with his spouse for only part
Of the taxable year. and each mas
income and their combined gross
income IL 81 500 or over. or equal
10. or IN excess Of. their total per
sonsl exemption mot including
credit a. head Of family OF for
depsndsntsl, they must each make
a return or file a JOINT return. II
only on. has income and his gross
income - 81 500 or over. OF equal
10. or IN excess u. hls personal
exemption mot including credit a.
head Of . family or for dspsnd-
sntsJ. only that ons "a required 10
file q return.
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plsceney.
About planes and tanks last
years mansuvsrs seemed TO show.
/. Best air results como from
coordination under = single COM
msnder Of ground power and .
special air support unit.
2. Tanks can be stopped not
only by more and better tanks. but
by special units using various anti
tank weapons, notably . fast
tractor mounted field piece.
Good news for A. K Fs. for
snti-tsnk weapons cost less In time
and money than tanks. and take
less ship space. Also the new
portable field Of steel links one
unit tried IN the Csrolinss can be
taken apart and carried In sections
In ships or planes. Very conven-
lent, for instance. In deserts.
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TWO SHORT HAULS
READILY AVAILABLE

British troops could begin such
an invasion. their places in Eng
land taken by American troops
Still in training And in Britain,
American troops can be more
readily supplied than in the Far
East or the Near East. Britain has
for us the advantage of two short
hauls; first, across the Atlantic;
second, to the Rhine.
There this war originated. There
very likely it will have to be
ended.
The presidents recent message
pointed to a task in organization,
training and equipment far greater
than in 1918. Then, we trained
four million soldiers, sent over two
million to Europe and Asia. but
for equipment depended consider
ably on Allies
Now we equip our Allies before
we equip ourselves. The problem
is tremendous. but as General
Pershing said before he solved one
that also WAS tremendous, Let's
snalyze it So, telling the Nazis
nothing they don't know:
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Relief At Last
For Your Cough

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
your cough. chest cold Or acute bron-
chifls Is not treated and you csnnot
afford % take q chance Nth any usscI-
cine leEs potent than CreomuiAlon
which Foes rigft % TIE <At Of the
trouble 70 help loosen and sxpel germ
laden pkaleTm ard aid nature 70
soothe and heal ras. tender. infsxnsd
bronchial mucous Membranes.
Creomulsion blends oeechs wood
creosote b. special process with ofner
time tested medicines for cotlshA
II contains no nsrcotles-
No matter how many medicines
you have tried. tel your druggist 70
sell you > bottle Of cKeomulslon WITH
the understanding you must Ike the
vsy Il quickly ALIAS the cough. per-
hitting rest and sleep. or you ars 70
have your money back lAdyJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
ERE'S MORE A BOUT
Autos Kill Three

ing and died in sbou, an hour at

ing and died in about an hour at
the Pierce county hospital
The car which struck Flynn Nas
driven By George =. Geddss also
a rural Tacoma resident. living At
Route ). Box sac. Tacoma.
Ceddes. VINO said Flynn .Iddsnly
ran In front Of his car. was booked
a the city jail for Investigation
but not held
The elderly man ran from the
east side Of Portland ave. Ceddss
was going southwark on that
street. Officers Barber and Klbos
took the injured man 10 the county
hospital In a critical condition At
sos with q broken left leg and
arm and skull fracture He cled
Al SIS.
Funeral arrangemsnts were TO
Be MADE ~ BucSisy-KinE
Deaths % Flynn ard the Two
Astoria women raised the total Of
traffic deaths IN Pierce county
since Jan. ] N "a There have
been three in the city.
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Man Falls Dead
In DRUG Store

ice na.sens. g q s<is -.
Orchard u. drcpr~d d<sa q .
hesrc ATTACK 81 "a Monday
evening n . South Tacoma drug
store. ". ~as pronounced dead
~ ~. tehn cHmee~n a seuth
Tsecma.
A native - ftsls. he came
directly = Tsccm. fFem there 81
yesrs aga Ne "a. : lsscs~r ~
cccapstion. surviving ar. several
nephew. and ni-ce. sho have 81
yet ben Aecst~d
Piper ~ill announces ths funeral
arrangements
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r<sfr - Z cu<f s<z<s9e I.rne<.
~ss rslr<<ed h peE<<e rs>~1or -
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satcme<zle. psrA~f h1pr1av 49,.
nc 81 - 10 go fsr<fse 49,
w. 4 nss
vn. 1<s1 - L =.
tod pclzep srnsca~ sress le>c u.
hcme mca1ey nlnnt thr~o1n :
s~s<m~~z wsa1sw ~ stole - =
eash
Mr. Mexirs etren. 49, -
klrisy 49,. r~prft-z that - 81
h~r ra<~ ~ - miret>s -
her nret n IT, - wh1eH ~
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ing was near. Speaking last
night on Mrs. Roosevelts Pan
American Coffee radio program.
he described the sugar situation
"a the most critical" Of the
threatened shortages
Wickard said there would be
plenty Of heslth-giying food. ("
but would not promise that sugar
would be thu only food shortage
in le42.
We are one Of the 20 united
nations whose resources for win
ming the war are TO be shared
and placed wherever there In
need. Wicksrd said.
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them. unless politicians grab them
for cities that don't.
Medium tank needs some tinker
ing, but the light ones show world
beating speed and toughnsss Of
armor and mechanism and are
helping beat Rommel in Libya Our
Far East reverses are due not 10
poor planes. nor pilots. but to COM
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chsnized In the world; over one
fourth in the air corps; another
fourth srmored or motorized; In
fantry armed with what il still the
worlds best rife: artillery with
probably the worlds best field
guns, light and heavy.
There will soon be anti-aircraft
guns enough for troops that need
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
RELEASE ALLIES
FOR OTHER FIELDS

They can release more expert
enced Allied troops for combat
duty elsewhere while still COM
pleting their training in a war
zone-the best place to do it, as
was proven in 1917-1s. For some
thing Of the sort preparations have
already been made.
Defensively. from bases already
begun In Egypt and Eritrea, Da-
kar can be protected. the Medi-
terranean blockade be maintained,
cutting off Hitler from oil. Of
fenSvely, the Balkans can be re-
gained: Italy invaded.
From the Dutch Indies and Aus
tralia, the Philippines and sings-
pore can be supported or. II neces-
sary, recsptured; ditto from Bur
ma, whence also Thailand can be
invaded, the Chinese army kept GO
ing. Chinese bases secured for
bombing Japan.
From bases already established
in North ireland and Scotland, we
can defend the European jumpoff
for Allied sea and air power for
invasion of Norway, France and
the Low Countries. where the
opening of that second front
against Hitler now becomes a
question mainly OF sufficient air
power.
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Why psy SIS wsssf
I.TUBE GETS EUROPE!
So, :. tern. 3O05

lo-sk at ne features p<le~s -
amazingly las. Aafomstlf tllnr
ing Dynamie speaker Fali rage
tons control Illuminated aisis
Buiif-in ioop asrial. ksetifler IN
eitlisd And Hks al Airllnss. thls
81 . Iade<s Filer Ok'di
COMMERCE BALCONY
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Puyallup Women's Group
Plans January Luncheon
Set Thursday at Christion Church:
McGilvreY Services Wednesday, at 2

will be In charge Of both meet
ings.
Past Guardians club Of the
Neighbors OF Woodcrsft will meet
with Mrs. william Heimsoth. sos
10th St. 4. r., Wednesday even
ing at . o'clock.
Daughters Of the Nile Sewing
club will hold an all-dsy meeting
Wednesday with Mrs. Bessie
Leavitt, sos 7th ave. 3. w.
Members Of the Wisconsin club
will meet Friday evening with
Mrs. Mabel Fleming. SIS and Ut.
8. f.. for a pot luck supper and
program. All former Wisconsonitss
are invited 10 attend.
Mrs. Henry Baker Of Yakima
and children. Media and Bobbis,
are visiting Mrs Bakers sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Burkette of Cherry road In the
Woodland district.
Funeral services for Alexander
McGilvrey Will be held at Hills
funeral home Wednesday after
noon at 2 O'Clock with Unity lodr.
No. ia. l. o. o. y. In charge.
Burial In Woodbins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Household Adjustments Are Urged
To Meet Possible SUGAR Shortage

WASHINGTON Household ad-
justments to meet a possible sugar
shortage rather than boarding was
urged by Mrs. Franklin ID. Roose-
welt Tuesday.
Mrs. Roosevelt at her press con-
ference was informed that Rep.
Margaret Smith. r., Ne, had re-
ceived complaints that some stores
were refusing to sell two pounds
Of sugar unless the purchaser
bought 81 worth Of groceries.
That, Rep. Smiths constituent
complained, was discrimins ton
against poor people.
Mrs. Roosevelt said this practice
was good n IL Was directed
against boarding. and suggested
that BY planning their purchases
families could ADJUST themselves
10 meet any new retail curtail-
ments
Belt-nKhteninr Du.
An impending shortage ~ sugar,
fats and oils prompted Secretary
Of Agriculture Claude A. Wiekard
10 warn that some bslt-tighten-
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Income Tax
Information

TINS 10 one 81 . nsries cf shovl
Articles based on the internal revenue
code Read them daily In rhs Ia.
coma Times
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Your postmaster can ten yo1
hoW 70 invest IN q. o Defense
BondA
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Campfire Meetings

Two meetings of Camp Fire
leaders are scheduled Wednesday
at the Camp Fire cottage on West
Pioneer ave. At / p. m. the
guardians will meet and at
Blue Bird leaders and sponsors
will hold a session. Miss Gwynn
Brice OF Seattle, field secretary,
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PUYALLUP-Members OF the
Women's Council Of the First
Christian church will give their
January luncheon at the church
Thursday from IL o'clock tn $50
p. m. in the church dining rooms.
Hostes>es will he Mrs. Frank
Powell, Mrs. Floyd tombstone,
Mrs. A. 3. French and Mrs. Fred
Heckendorn.
After luncheon Mrs. Ralph
Welcker, president, will conduct
short business session, after
which Mrs. George Cole will be
the guest speaker. Her topic will
be Nutrition of the Offensive"
The Dorcas society OF the
Methodist church will meet Thurs
day at 10 a. m. at the church for
Red Cross sewing. Members are
TO provide sandwiches and the
committee will serve coffee.
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A. E. F.-to Any Front-Is Seen
AS Spur to Victory Sbeed>Ub
By THOMAS NJ. JOHNSON

INGTON - Our
training army becomes a strik-
ing force. to fight anywhere
in the world-on the Nile. the
lrrawaddy or the Rhine-lest
1t have to fight on the Hud-
son. the Rio Grande or the
Pacific coast.
mo more A. +. F.'sw are
words as empty as This isn't
our war; There may be A.
f. F.'s sailing all the seven
seas for all the six continents
wherever they are needed to
win the whole worlds war.
Probably few Americans realize
what opportunities there are to-
day for American troops to hasten
the victory on the Nile, the IRA
waddy. or the Rhine. Nor need an
A. z. r. be perfectly trained troops
even though quite q few OF our
million men are now as WE'LL
trained as were some A. y. =.
divisions that went into battle m
1918. or some German divisions
that went into battle IN 1899.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
European Agreements Gave
U. ). PIexigIas, Firm Says
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By the Associated Press,
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 10
Rohm & Haas Co, indicted bv a
Federal grand jury at Newark on
charges of conspiring with E. I,
du Pont de Nemours & Co. to con-
troll the production of plastics, said
today the action was based largely
on agreements under which the
firms received patent right on
transparent plaStics invented and
developed in Europe.
Without these agreements, the
company said in statement,
"Rohm & Haas would not today be
manufacturing pleXiglas. the trans
parent plastic sheet which is now
so vital to our aircraft program. -
IF proof be needed of the value
OF the agreements - it is found in
the action of the War and Navy De-
partments in requesting that the
trial be postponed to avoid inter-
ference with essential war produc-
ton now taking place as a result OF
the agreements.
The company said it had shown
before congressional committees
that it was expanding production
many times over to meet the in
creasing demands of the aircraft
industry and that both the Army
and Navy had commended the firm
for this expansion.