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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
PegIer Urges
u. Sliced
Jap Warning
Says Those in California
Should Be Guarded {,
BY WESTBROOK PEGLER

WALTER LIPPMANN is one
" of our best known Syndi-
Gated CoSmic columnlsts, dis
tinctly on the scholarly or dou-
ble-domc side and a conscientious
and responsible man.
He is not known as news
and-fact reporter however, 50
he gave me Thursday
when he wrote from San Fran
cisco piece that seemed 10 me
to be a cry of alarm.
His trouble in the role of Paul
Revere is his reputation as an
eSSayiSt.
People-read- A++-- 4+4fffi4t4. f.
qulrcd study m difficult sub
iectS,-so | imagine that they
mlStook his siren for the one on
the battalion chiefs car taking
the skipper through the traffic
10 a date for lunch.
'llldBliI' Nl4bA wv b'Nf WHAT
Llppmann said that day be-
lonGed IN no column over near
the cdltQTIai matter but under
black line outside.
frightened up little bit. this
Is what ne SAID:
The enemy alien or fifth
column problem on the Pacific
Coast Il very serious. The coast
il In imminent danger of com
bined attack from within and
from without.
The peculiar danger Il In
japanese raid accompanied nv
enemy action inside American
territory.
The combination can be very
formidable. For. while the
striking power might not b'
overwhelming at any one poinf
Japan might do irreparable dam
age II IL were accompanied nv
sabotage To which this part of
the country i especially Vul-
perable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

THIS the ruinous consequence of the so-called
l treaty of Washington of 1922.
But AGAIN in 1880, after the "5-5-3' ratio had
proved te-bc myth and the only naval disarmament
accomplished had been AMERICAN disarmament, the
United States became party to the so-caed London
treaty
Here Japan which had observed the 5-53
ratio appealed for and GOT abandonment of that re-
stricton And the United States supinely ratified the
agreement.
In further pursuit of such insane policy, at the
time senator Johnson spoke in san Francisco in October
1881 the American government advocating five
year naval hohday'-which the veteran Californian
warned would provide for the perpctuaon of the naval
lnferiority of the United States
Senator Johnsons summary of this amazing record
was as follows
Those who . would take away from this ma
ton her defense AGAINST war wicked and
cruel any be within the confines of their
country"
1T WAS the continuous policy of disarmament dis
l mantlemcnt and impairment Of the American navy
at Washington in 1922 London in 1880 and at other
international conferences IN which the American gov
eminent participated that, the naval strength Of the
United States was reduced the state of nferiorty
from which fighting back under the fright
tul haudcap Of war
TIE hreiicfn ,'c ar ing counscled in some
official uIaICrs nor to c0u.cn themselves with past
history whatever It's relation present problem.
But Patrick Henry sagelV said
Il have hut lamp by which my feet guided.
and that is the lamp of experience know no way of
Judging of the future hut by the past
Our American duty today is not much 10 de-
plore the past, as LEARN from it and REPAIR it,,
speedily and completely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Nazis Move
Maginot Line
To Channel

Blockade Runners Seen
as Invasion Protection
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

formidable. For, while the
striking power might not bf 7
overwhelming at any one point
Japan might do irreparable dam
age II IL were accompanied nv
sabotage to which this part of
the country is especially vul-
peFable.
"I'HiS is sober report based
on what j. known Ia be
taking place. The Japanese
navy has been accommodating
the Pacific Coast testing and
feeling out the defcnses.
communication takes place
between the enemy AZ sea and
enemy agents on land.
There has been no important
sabotage. hut this IL no sign that
there il nothing to fear
1T il a sign that the hlow y
well organized and held back
until IL can bc struck with mani.
mum effect
From that Llpp-srn goes or
10 urge The mass ctaCta' and
mass in'ernwort Of "nera :.
aliens. most oi whom, %. course,
are japanese
DO You got v.1' hc says
This b. p b @h-rade follow
with a heavy >lusE of re=r-usl-
blhty urln, 20 Tell I'd. 'uH' ,No
enemy has been scouting or
coast. fact Unknown ?, OR
people. thar 'Nc jap. ashore aIo
communicative win frc ,nrr.v
oO>horo and that on tr. la... ~
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place There ara Signs ihat
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

Published every Week Dav Evening and
sunday Morning by The Times Publishing
Company a. 1928 Times Square Detroit
Mich
Entered al Detroit Mich. as Second Class
Mail Matter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
| e # ers TO
+heEditor
TO THE EDITOR:

TO THE EDITOR:
GONE readers of this paper are
u very much upset over the
courtesy and publicity accorded
MIR Churchill during his visit IN
Washington.
What burns them up IS why
the British prime minister was
given A chance 10 speak before
Congress. and why all American
newspapers gave prominence to
his speeches.
1t seems that these patriots
are worried over the fact that
our President has been robbed OF
A par: of his honorS.
| would like 10 ask these
guardians Of the Presidents
honor this II guest-viSits your
home. sits al the table with your
family and wants 10 say some
thing. do YOU say 20 him Shut
up, I'm boss here. In superior
To you, therefore III do all the
talking %
| have a suspicion that these
so-Called defenders of the Presi-
dents prestige have no more
love for MI Roosevelt than they
have for Mr.. Churchill but since
the United States is IN the war
and they cant attack the PreSl-
don't. a they did IN tho good old
days before the var. 50 they at
tack tho man who represents
Great Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

Immediately heEfafterwards, both the other 1la
ons parties the contract eNerishly began TO build
and soon WE Fol Nd OURSELVES TRANSMITTED
FROM \ POSITION OF SUPERIORITY INTO ONE
OF INFERIORITN."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
TELEPHONE CHERRY $50

absorption rates Gin advanceD ny mail
my place In the United states. Canada
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Ruination Of Our Navy

MEXICAN naval disadvantage in the Pacific war
a is NOT a result of the action at Pearl Haroor'
and is NOT result Of unforeseen unheralded crcum-
stances
Patriotic and alarmed Americans have recognized
and protested against impairment Of the American navy
since the close Of the first World War.
Many of them were significantly and singulariN
prophetic Of the which has now occurred and OF
our perilous situation 49,.
Nevertheless j, the studied policy OF the
American government for nearly score of years to
engage in and abide bv treaties with other maritime
mowers treaties WHICH DEPLETED THE AMERI-
CAN NAVY. But WHICH WERE SECRETLY AND
EVEN OPENLY VIOLATED BY THE OTHER Ma
TONS
Senator Hiram Johnson of California delivered
Navy Day address san Francisco more than 10 years
aco-ou Oct. p, 1881 to be precise-ln which the
American people informed and warned OF this
policy Of impairment
7 IL RECALLED that after the World War from
| l which we emerged with the greatest navy IN our
history and in fact the greatest navy in the world we
agreed with Great Britain and Japan to- the infamous
"55-3" ratio of future naval strength.
we fondly imagined then" said Senator Johnson
because Great Britain and Japan agreed to IT, that we
establishing ratio in naNleS OF I'VE Tor "reat
Britain, FIVE for ourselves and three for Japan
In order that this ratio might be obtained WE
WELDED OUR RIGHT TO NAVAL BASES AND
FORTIFICATlONS IN THE PACIFIC.
we DESTROYED the naval superiority then
had. and WE INK IN THE OCEAN HUNDREDS Or
MILLIONS or DOLLARS OF THE TA\PAi Frs
MONEY,
'lmmcdateN theEfafterwards both the other sia-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

THIS was the ruinous consequence of the social
l treaty of Washington of 1922.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Socialist Party
Picks Candidates

OLYMPIA-The Socialist Labor
party held nominating conven-
ton on primary election day and
selected eight candidates 10 run
on its ticket in the November
general election. Secretary Of State
Belle Reeves reported Friday.
Two Of the candidates will run
for congressman. They are p. j.
Alter. Seattle, who will run in the
first district, and Selmer Skreen.
Puyallup, who Will compete in the
sixth district Alter, who was
chairman OF the convention, is q
carpenter and Skreen a log scaler.
Men who viii run for seats in
the state house OF representatives
are: Carl Hilmerson. Spokane,
third district; George Teneff. Spo-
kane. fourth district: W. J. Cham
berlain. Spokane. sixth district
Henry Gusey. Ridgefield. nth dis
trict: z. J. Fletcher. Kelso. 18th
district. Charles Sole. Everett,
3sth district
RAY c. Gruhlks. Olympisn. who
made an unsuccessful contest for
a supreme court seat. spent $50 SO
on his primary campaign. MS sx-
pense account. filed with Hrs
Reeves. showed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Soldiers Hauled
rom Car, Beaten

Two soldiers who were severely
beaten and kicked early Friday
morning by two Tacoma youths
preferred assault charges in SUI
perior court and one Of the youths
Boyd Doback, 20-year-old labor
er, 1854 East Fairbanks st.--was
in the county jail being held on
81 900 bond after being arrested by
State Patrolman William Purse.
According to the story told to
Prosecutor Thor c. Tollefson by
the soldiers. they were driving
along the Pacific highway near
Max Frolic's place when their car
was forced off the road by another
car driven by either Doback or his
companion, whose identity is as
yet unknown.
The soldiers were accompanied
by two girls. Dobaek and his COM
panion hauled the two soldiers
Sgt. Mike Stefan and Pvt. G. F..
Tabler-from their car and gave
them a terrific beating. breaking
Stefans nose and kicking Tabler
in the head. Tollefson said.
Neither Stefan nor Tabler would
give any reason Friday for the
assault. Sheriffs deputies expect
to pick up Dobak's companion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Fort Soldier
To Get Medal

FORT LEWIS, Wash.-The SOL
dier's medal, highest army award
Tor bravery displayed in action by
enlisted men. will be awarded at
ceremonies Saturday TO Pvt. John
F. Briscoe, West Orange, n. J.
Briseoe was to receive the
award. granted under presidential
direction, for courage in resouing
fellow soldier from a burning
airplane. Maj. Gen. James Muir,
commanding the northwest sector.
will pin the medal on Briscoe. The
ceremony will be the first Of its
kind in the northwest sector.
The citation disclosed Brisooe
entered a burning plane which had
crashed at Gray field. the forts
air base. and extrieated \ soldier
whose clothing was aflame He
again attempted 10 enter the ship
to rescue two other occupants but
was unable to do so because OF the
heat, the order said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Former Labor Leader
Challenges Churchill

LONDON - Arthur Greenwood,
former Labor party member Of
the war cabinet. challenged Prime
Minister Winston churchili's In
dian declaration Friday. charging
IT was not calculated 10 improve
Anglo-Indisn relations.
Il cannot think II vail have .
good effect on the United states. -
ne told commons. and cannot
see anything but an unfortunate
effect on India. No good will ~
served by exacerbsting section
Of public opinion IN India when
Ne ought 20 conciliate IL
1t Is very heavy responsi-
biIity for any man 10 put his foot
in the door and then 10 bang H. A"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12

licenses

Applications for marriage L.
eenses were naads with the county
auditor Friday by the following
Wentworth Robert Game. =.
Fort Lewis. and Madeleine Lillian
Wynn. g. Nergennss Vermont.
Ralph Eugene Myrtle. q. ard
Afisin Rhosdes. Is. both 81 Port
land. Ore Kenneth &. Reeves. ..
Camp murray and Dorothy
Josephine Jensen. -. Lebanon.
Ore: Norman Hans Anderson. 20.
Fort Lewis. ard Eleanor Veronica
Durham. 81. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Robert Elmer Gardner. -. Nc
Chord field. and Judith Mildred
Lille. =. salt Lake City. Utah;
John Pierce MoReynolds. II, and
Constance camelis Blanks. =.
both Of Seattle: John Maosluso.
81. Rt }. Box sos, and Constance
Davis. 70. winlock.
Fred Turner. SO. and Florence J.
Thomas. ~. both Of Sylvan. W. {.
Co.'S, 81. and Nedrs Reed, p.
both of Bellingham: Charles A.
Proper. "a. Fort Lewis. and Mary
Ann Rumaneek. IS. New York
City: John G. CASTOR. 30, Fort
Lewis, and Marion Margaret TIL
den. rs. Cleveland. O; Lewis Bur
rows. is. Of SIPS Ne. Defiance st.
and Patricia Eastman, Is. Of 2ais
So. l4th ST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Driver in Crash
Fined, Sentenced

The stiff fine 81 800. accom-
panied by = so-day jail sentences
and license revocation for . year.
was assessed by Police Judge Rich
mond Friday 10 Elmer ). simmer
maker, &a-yesr-old ltinsrsnt black
smith, who WAS Identified a. the
driver Of q car involved IN = hit.
nun traffic accident last Monday
near midnight.
he was charged with drunken
driving. The simmsrmsker car
was identified by police ~ the ono
which crashed INTO one owned by
Carl westmAn - u vas parked
In front Of his homs ~ 1890 South
Tacoma way. slmmsrmsksr vas
arrested st his homs. near 30. ssrd
and orchard road.
Al the same session Carl kstoh-
um, II. Of BOT No. 9th st. was
fined tioo and costs for rsekisss
driving. His license was revoked
for 20 days. kstehum was arrested
on South Tacoms way about no
- m. Friday after . long chase
during which officers reported he
played tag with another car. ran
through . rcd traffic light and
exceeded the sped limit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
--HAPPY--
Ki;rthlay
FRIDAY, SEPT. II
Efne MAY Gunert, eess M.
Lawrence 81.
And, NoW---
The WAFS!
FRIDAY. SEPT. II
Lawrence st
WASHINGTON

MA$HfNntoN - NOW II y inc
WAFS.
Secretary of War Henry L.
Stimson announced today that an
experimental unit of women flyers
to ferry army planes from fac
tories to airfields will be esta b.
lished by the air transport COM
mand.
The new unit will he known
as the Won,en's Auxiliary
Ferrying Squadron. Mrs.
Nancy Hardness Love of Bos-
ton will he commander.
The secretary said that. under
tentative plans. the initial group
will consist of about so women. all
of whom will be given a civil
service status. He estimated that
about 40 will be active pilots. The
others will he assigned TO admin
istrative duties.
THE WAFS, at first, will be
limited TO flying smaller aircraft
such as training and liaison planes
within the United States" stim-
son said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Will Get Blinds
Or Money Back

Ten homeowners will soon have
their homes equipped with Vene-
tan blinds or will receive their de-
post money back following an
agreement reached Friday between
A. J. Clark. 1s-year-old shipyard
worker. 60l2 So. Junett st. and
Deputy Marshall Mccormick Of
Prosecutor Thor c. Tollefson's
office.
Clark was arrested early Friday
by sheriffs deputies Paul Painter
and Ed Armstrong on a warrant
issued by Mccormick. Painter was
one of Il homeowners who had
made deposit with Clark and had
never received the mere handise.
Clark returned Painters deposit
fee Friday.
Investigation OF ciark's aetiyi-
ties was conducted by Walter
West. manager OF the Better Bust
ness bureau. West said Friday that
the amount involved totaled $500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Seattle Truck Firms
Granted Rate Boost

OLYMPIA Seattle trucking
companies were granted four per
cent increases in freight rates. ef-
fectiye September II, in an order
handed down Friday by Frederick
G Hamley, director of public
service.
The companies had asked for a
seven and half per cent increase
because they had been forced 10
increase drivers wages 81 day
or IS per cent. The increases will
not apply to pickup and delivery
service nut TO other forms Of haul
Ing within Seattle Under the new
rates companies will be permitted
N make a seven per cent profit,
the order said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Suspended Newspaper
Reappears as Tabloid

TRENTON, =. 4. The Trenton
Evening Times. which had 20
suspend publication a week ago
because its printers refused 70
cross picket line. appeared
TnIrsdsy night a. an eixht-paEs
tabloid.
II Sas printed BY the Offset
msthod in The plant that formerly
produced Times rotoEFAyurs sec
tons. ard soid for two csnts Ths
regglsr-slzed paper sod for thrss
cents. TIE last page u the tabloid
Wa devoted 70 an explanation BY
the publisher Of WY the Times
suspended publication
me circulation department.. On
STRIKE since AZ -. pat = picket
ire around the plant or sept. ..
Printers refused 70 cross Il.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12

A hearing on petitions "a vaoate
the recent superior court order
adding the prefix Or" 10 the
names Of W. T. Ely and Ray 7.
Frederick will be heard In Judge
Ernest NJ. Cards court on Friday.
Sept. is. It was decided by Judge
Card late Thursday.
The petitions were made by DIR.
r. n. Long. retiring county cor
oner, who stated in his affidavit
that he IL . duly and licensed
practicing physician and surgeon
and presents the petition In be-
half Of himself and all others In
Pierce county similarly situated. !"
The affidavit further states that
Ely and Frederick are duly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Senote Committee
Lowers Cigar Tax

NAsHINGJOS-Ths senate n
nance committee Friday reduced
proposed cigar taxes 5000 900
below houss-spprovsd rates. ard
voted 70 permit tenant owners o.
cooperative apartments 70 deduct
interest and real estate taxes from
their gross income just a. indivi-
dual homs-OSnsrs are permitted
70 do.
The committee also rejected q
proposal 70 obtain an additional
$40 0,D6. 900 n revenue from oil
and gas producers by eliminating
double deduction features ~ *
sting law. The proposal would
have prohibited the producers from
deducting separately from TAXABLE
income certain intangible drilling
and development costs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Nv LOU SCHNEIDER

Here's an important factor In
the "" bank loan borrowings by
old-line corporations: The restrio-
tons are that the corporations
will not dig into surplus 10 dis
tribute dividends 10 common share
stockholders while the loan re-
mains unpaid; that dividends must
come only from out Of profits
earned during the period Of the
loan; that dividends out Of surplus
will be allowed only when the
banks consent.
Here's an example: Should
General Motors Corp. complete
the arrangements for its $500
600. 900 To 81 .o00. O0o. 900 "" bank
loans. C. NJ. may not dig into sur
plus In an effort 10 maintain a
regular 50-cent quarterly dividend
rate II that much 10 not earned in
the previous three-month period
and despite the fact that the cor
poration has huge cash position
out Of which the dividend could
be paid.
The war production boards or
ders 10 the 81 .000. 00o. 900 farm i'm
plement industry 20 convert about
for war production and eoneen-
trsts farm machine output In a
few small plants is not unexpected
BY the trade. But from the stock
holders viewpoint IL spells out
much lower than normal corporate
net income because no large cor
poratlon these days earns hand
some profits on war orders.
The farm implement lndustry's
being cut down to victory plant"
production. u brings 10 three the
number of Industries in that posi-
ton. The stove and bicycle IN
dustries are already there. But
that isn't the end The next In
dustrie- In line 10 operate ""
plants are N. bedding. warm air
furnace and dairy machinery.
The tremendous reduction Of
residential construction homes
and apartment buildings coupled
with N. doubling-Bp Of families
because Of men going into military
services. accounts for the smaller
demand for household furnishings.
Result il that stores. loaded with
large inventory positions. mus,
eompets for the business Thus
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Trade Winds" by Schneider

In a world Of growing scsrcities
consumers now have q choice Of
anything at well below ceiling
prices.
Ever-cautious WfB officials
continue 10 Issue orders for the
conservation Of shoe leather. But
men Of the trade doubt whether
there win be a shortabe for civil
ian use.
The shoe trade says II WAS scare
buying of retailers. not eon-1m-
ers. that doomed manufacturers
volume in 1871 and early 1917;
that mid-year civilian shoe inven-
tories amounted TO 81 .00o. 900 pairs
against total lssI retail sales Of
400. 900 900 when the scare vas Al
It's peak.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Mystery Illness
Closes F aciory

ERIG. PA mysterious liinsss
which has striker - men and
women employees since Labor day
night. Friday forced . shutdown
~ the Lowell Manufacturing ca.
plant whleh has bssn working o.
defense orders
Tho shutdown was announced
by ~ G. Doii. company vice
president who said he has ASKED
the federal bureau Of invssfisss
ton and Commonwealth chsn.
isis 10 investigate conditions In
SIDE thu plant. which normally
employs 500
Doll alf not indicate when the
plant would BE- sbls 10 rsap~a.
n was b~lisvsd that poisonous
fumes may b> affecting ,hs work
srs Ths company manufactures
rtgbhsr products.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Addition Of Dr." TO Names
OF Two Fought by Medicos

licensed practieing ehlroprsetors
and dnigless hralers
In asking for the resembling 81
Judge Cards order ef two weeks
age which added the prefix 10
both names. Dr. Long states that
the use Of Doctor. Dr. or NJ u
by ehiropractors or drugless heal.
ers IL specifically prohibited BY
state laws" The change was OBJ
tanned originally without any re-
sistance by anyone.
Or Ely won the Democratic
nomination for coroner IN the re-
cent primary election while DIR.
Frederick was defeated for the
Democratic nomination for state
senator from the 2s,h district.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
City Councilmsn
Discuss Budget

CITY eeuneiimsn srs~t Friday IN
a ssmi-prvsis ss>ss.s n shs may
ors office. mu'ilns over their esss.
insi budget estimates and ths
sess oos n alfsssenes between -
timsied ws~nues and sspsnds.
sufss
without reaching ans fsssa -.
cisscns They tentatively adjusted .
few revengs Issms upward - .
starter.
One item hsrk In the budget ~ss
the 80 400 rsvenas which you'd
come firm the sino. p<r.dsy street.
rental fee against the Pacific
Telephone . Telegraph Co. " n
were collected. Thus Far The eity
hasn't been able 10 collect = esat
u u. though seattle ard Spokane
both are csllsetlns on similar fs>a.
ostIeesssg Tss
Ths Z pr cent eecupstiooai tsx
assessed against Y. r, . r. later
10 bsins collected here ~ The ether
two eitiss are collecting sins,iar
tases
Apparently the sse.s street
rental fee will ~ In ~ . eantlna'
ent item. Ia bs balanced by tbs
same sum sarmsrhsd On tbs ss'
pssdltnrs sids for lmprovsmsnt nj
the saver condition around Wa
patio lake. and other places. The,
will bs contingent expenditures.
rewes Cars
Because The Likelihood u strict
er gasoline and rubber rstsonIas
makes n possibls. tbefs vii y
fewer ears and more psrhtn1
spaces downtown in the future. ths
parking meter rsvssss sstimsis n
$4,000 for nest year u bsing lei
alons for ths tlns bssns.
me council has until sept ~
to eonplsts and publish pr~iiml'
nary budget totsis.
nANk TeAhnAfyTDONs
re~sissd =cissfinss siz.sJT. 49,. !.
-. balances z.7ss .os7.ss.