davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1942-07-13
MERECJDO HCMENAJE

Como Sc anunciara previa-
mente, en- la noche del Sabado
le fue ofrecido un homemade al
DR.. Aurelio A. Coma ez y su
distinguida esposa. por la Sec
ci6n de Beneficencia de FL Bieh
PGblico.
FL agape tuvo lugar en- el Res
taurant ia Ncvedades".
Antes de saborear los exquisi-
tos platos, 81 DR.. Gustayo Mo
reno deleit6 a los presentes con
selecciones al piano Y mas tar
lie acOmpah6 a la nina Silvia
Delgado, que cant6 "Solamente
Una Vez".
Terminada la comida y ac-
tuandO de Maestro de Ceremo-
Mas FL DR.. Luis Rey, hicieron
uso de la palabra los Sres. Ma
nuel Amar, Emilio Canal, Ma
nuel F. Molina, Sr. Cuheras, A.
belardo Menendez, Antonio Cor
ces, DR.. ]. A. Dominguez, j. A.
Or. Manuel Perez ha-
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

ciendo 81 resGmen el homena-
jeado, Or A. A. Gonzalez.
La Sedei6n de Beneficencia
obsequi6 a Ia Sra. Lucy Coma
lez, esposa del DR.. Gonzalez, con
un precioso ramo de Rosas.
Asistieron a este bonito acto
Jose Alvarez Manuel f. Molina,
Emilio Canal, Amadito Valdes,
Jose Arduengo, Francisco Del
RADIO Srta. Silvia Delgado, Jose
de lRio, Antonio C6rces, Angel
Cuenca, Fernando Bones, Libo-
rio Ruiz, f.. Fernandez, Or.
Luis Rey, Dr.. J.. A. Dominguez,
Manuel Amar, Sra. Estella Mo
reno, Sra. Esther Rey, Sra. Lu-
Gonzalez, Sra. Thelma Po-
rro, Sra. Luis LAWN, Sra. Tho
mas Morera, DR.. Juan Herman
dez, DR.. Manuel Perez, b. Fer
nandez, Federico V. Mayol, Sra.
Adolfina Menendez, Srta. Con
Menendez, Nicolas Line
ras, DR.. Gustayo Moreno, DR..
Gustavo ~Porro.Abelardo Msnkn
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

Ear, al eorceder a In Carl |. Norden
ell codiciado trofeo de la "E" de
exceleneia de la Marina.
Historic del inventO
La historic del invento es la de
dos hombres patriotas y de espiritu
publico que forman un verdero
equipo. Uno de ellos, Carl /. Nor
den, es ell inventor y ell otro, Teodoro
II. Barth, maneia las herramientas
v transforma en- aparatos las ideas
de Norden. Ambos trabaiaron du-
rante amos onterOs para llevar la
mira de bombardeo a su actual es-
tadO de alta perfection. La cons
trucci6n del aparato roquiere mayor
precision que Ia dol mas fno dc los
relojcs, y pone en- juego operaciones
0ptica Y mecanica que los ale
names, desde largo tempo recono-
como los mejores tGcnicos en-
la materia, no han podido igualar y
mucho menos sobrepasar.
Los dos colaboradores Sc dieron
cuenta de Ia importancia del invento
y por 10 tanto decidieron vender la
patente a la Marina de los Estados
Unidos-pOr un dollar. . Nor
den y Barth inventaron tambiGn un
m%ccanismo de parada para frenar y
detener a los aviones que aterrizan
en- la cubierta de los portaaviones.
Asimlsmo idcaron un avi6n guiado
Dor radio para practica de trio.
invenciones eran de gran
yal0r para permitir las operaciones
lereas de In marina sobre los mares
Y la protection de los barcos contra
bombarderos enemigos. Las
)atentes de estas invcnciOnes tam
Jien fuoron vendidas a la Marina
le los EBt0dos Unidos-por un
49,. Los mOdel0s que cons
.ruyeron fueron transferid0s a In
marina sin mngln proyecho para
a c0mpania.
La gaceta., 1942-07-13
Ell Bale DE ANOCHE

L~AN DAAIAH - ~A@NCNAA@
observation-disclosures concu-
rrida result6 la fiesta bailable
ce'ebrada aver en- ell Patio7Jar-
din del Circulo Cubano, por la
Secci6n de Recreo y Adorno, pre-
sidida habilmente por ell Sr. Os
ear Cuervo, quien debe sentirse,
c~onjuntamente con sus mucha-
chos, altamente orgulloso del
f~ructifero resultado de este bal
ie dominica.
BESIDE muy temprano las pare
iitas afluian Ell gran cantidad.
Hubo necesidad de colocar VEIN
tenas de mesas.
La concha de la mlsica fue o.
cupada por Ia orQuesta Don
Francisco.
A las diez y media de la noche
Sc di6 la sorpresa que sc habla
prometido: Dos premios fueron
otorgados en- un "Spot Dance"
resultando agraciados la Srta.
Dora Fernandez y ell joven An
gelo Spoto. Actuaron como jue-
ces: Oscar Cuervo, EVelio AL va
rez; ell Presidente y el Tesorero
de dissection de Recreo; Alber-
to Valdes Brito, del Semsnario
information, v los cronistas
sociales Jorge Nieto, de Traduc
ci6n-Prensa y un servidor.
BESIDE la plataforma de la md
sica Sc anunci6 que cada domin-
90 habra distintas sorpresas.
A continuation damos los
nombres de alguna damas y da-
mitas que estaban ALI, pidiendo
perd6n por las naturales omisiO-
mes: Rosario Menendez, Angela
Pla, Olga Valdes, Perla Pla,
Blanca Sierra, Billie Scaglione,
Isabel Coto, c. Dfaz, Fibie Co
mez, Aida La Fe, Piedad San
chez, Vivian Lence, Coralia AL
varez, Olidia Sanchez, Rosa Ga
rrido, Teresa, Manuela y Julia
Roman, Nilda y Ramona Perez,
Margarita lSardinas, Evelyn
Garcia, Leonor Rodriguez, D.
Francis, S. Pupello, Josefina Gil
glia, Cresilda Cuesta, Lutgarda
Garcia, Eugenia Garcia, Berta
NOntero, Adolfina Montero, E
Ioisa Rua, Conchita MenendeZ,
Mary Lenders, Helen Camera,
Felicia Chiaramonte, ViOleta
Garcia, Rosa Sardinas, Romelia
Alvarez, Mary Messina, Anie
Martinez, Germina Ferrante,
La gaceta., 1942-07-13
-.NOTAS SOCIALES
sPoR MARIO RoDRIGUEZ)

Mary Dcminguez, Dolores Gar
ella, Amelia Gonzalez, Helen va
nez, Celia Dominguez, Dalia Me
"a, Adelaide Martinez, Mary
Diaz, Dolores Prieto, Mary Per-
domo, Maria Martinez, Isabel
Pent6n, Mercedes Fernandez,
trene Fernandez, Lily Millite-
10, Mary Leto, Violeta Rodri-
guez, Catalina Rodriguez, Fell
cia Leto, Graciela Larin, Dino
ra Ramirez, Lolita Garcia, Ma
ry Perola, JoSefina, Lopez, He
len Perole, Mercedes Diaz, Pa
tricia Gutierrez, Venaida Val
DIES, Doris Villarreal, Teresa vi
llarreal, Mary Pellegrino, Katie
Longo, Alfonsina Tagliarini, Ro
sa Longo, L. Bugica, Angie Her
nandez, Lidia Hernandez, Olga
Fernandez, Sra. Oscar Cuervo
ArSenia Corces, Ligia Vega, Da-
liza Vale, Blanca Pau, Jesusa
Santo, Margarita Rodriguez. O.
felia Diaz, Della Rodriguez, Su-
sana Perez, Georgina Fernan-
DEE, Gerardina Garcia Leopold
ma Garcia, Francisco Diaz. Ca
ridad Garcia, Rosa Garcia y o.
tras muchas m&-.
Felicitamos una veZ mas a la
Secci6n de Recreo Y Adorno del
Cfrculo Cubano, por ell exito de
su bale de aver.
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

Cleveland &c, 17h, 2e; Wash
ington &c, Oh, lie.
Cleveland 5r, Oh, lie; Wash
ington DC, 8h, 2e.
Alexandra Carrasquel perdio
el primer juego.
Estaletla pogo un 'tibey" en-
el primero Y un "hit," en- ell Sc
gundo.
Chicago &c, 5h, lie; Philadel-
phia &c, 10h, De.
Chicago lie, 16h, De; Phila-
delphia 1c, Oh, 4e.
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

WESTINGHOUSE bonn
oardeador situado en- la proa
le la fortaleza volante pilotea-
la por ell her6ico captain Colin
Kelly, apunt6 al acorazado
japones "Haruna" a traves de
una mira de bombardeo Nor
den. Los bombardeadores
aereos que destruyeron Al
aviones y 16 barcos nipones
durante ell raid contra las
bases jap0nesas de las islas
Gilbert Y Marshall usaron
i~gualmente miras de bombar-
dec Norden. Tambien fueron
usadas por el audaz escuadr6n
del General James Doolittle en-
ell spectacular ataque a To-
kio y otros centres industriales
del Japon. Las perdidas inili-
gidas al enemigo durante la
batalla aeronaval del Mar del
Coral Sc acreditan, en- gran
parte, al invento de Norden.
Sc trata de un mceanismo Sc
creto de una precision maravillosa,
que es confado a cada bombardea-
dor bajo su rasponsabilidad per
sonal. III OWbardeador Que re-
cibe una de eslas miras bombardeo
debe m%antenerla constantemente a
su lado, en- fu puCsto de combate a
bordo del avi6u, cuando Sc encuen-
ira en- serviciO, y una vez terminada
su mission, dcbe depOsitarla en-
su GAIA y llevarla cor a para
guardavla como 81 mas preciosa
possession.
La Marina riudi6 un tribute al
trabaio que esa marayilla de la
6ptica cientihca ha permitido reali-
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

A pesar de que la Marina es el
unico cliente en- esta clase de apa-
ratios, la Norden Company nunca
ha solicitado ayuda fnanciera a Ia
Marina o al GobiernO norteameri-
cano. Ademas, la compania hizo
construir, a su propio costo, una
fabrica de armamento naval que
cubre una extension de un million
de pies cuadrados.
Theodore Barth fu6 quien, en-
nombre de la compania, acept6 la
"E" de la Marina. Barth es bicn
conocido por ell pGblico y es ell actual
director dc la Norden Company.
Durante la primera guerra nun
dial era teniente %coronel en- Ia Di-
vision de Quimicos del Ej6rcito
norteamericano y presto u ser
vicios en- Francia.
Contrariamente a su colaborador,
Carl |. Norden no estuvo presente
en- ell acto de entrega del trofea
ofrecido por la Marina a Ia com
pahia. Norden nunca ha agistido
a ninguna ceremonial pGblica. Sc
sabe que %pertenece a una Viela IA
milia holandesa, que su abuelo era
almirante de la Marina Holandesa,
que nacio en- Holanda y creci6 en-
Java. Pero es personalmente des-
conocido. Su fotografia nunca ha
%aparecido en- ninguna publication
nj SC ha impreso NADIA relacionado
con u rasgos personales, nj aGn
sc 10 ha citado en- las publicaciones.
Por tazones obyias, Ia Marina
nortcamcricana cOopera con Nor
den para mautencr 81 inc6gnitO. Sc
dice acknowledgements que, en- vista
de los u%ltrajes cometidos por los
nazis en- Ilolanda y por los iapone
ses en- Java, Ia derrota del Bic So
ha vuelto cast una religion para
81 inventor. A juzgar por 10
que hasta ahora ha sucedidO, Ell Ejo
80 ha hocho do IN a1elaigo muy
peligroso.
La gaceta., 1942-07-13
Asthma Mucus
COughinC, Gaspilg

Vhunh5 10 q Doctors prescription catRt
Mpndnsa, thousands nov palliate terrthle re-
currlns attacks Of choking, geSping cough
~. Wheeling Bronchial Asthma By helplnt
no smokes, no Injections, Just tasteless.
pleasant tablets. The rapid, delightful PAL
Native action commonly. helps nature bring
gelcome slcep-a "uod-send." A printed
guarantee wrapped around each naekage Of
MrndurO insuras an Immediate refund OF
the full cost unless you are comuletely sat.
isned. You have everything to gain ana
hack guarantee so get MendAco froI your
druggist today for only SOC.
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

Detroit &c, 11h, 2e; N. York
&c, 5h, lie.
Detroit 1c, Oh, De; N. York &c
11h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-07-13
CUMPLEANOS

En- al dia de hoy celebra su
cumpleanos la in~teresante y be-
LA Srta. Irene Fernandez, hija
de los esposos Ramiro Fernan-
DEE, residente en- ell 1913 de la
Trece avenda.
La Srta. Fernandez desde
hace amos pertenece a la Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Circulo Gu
bano.
iFelicidades!
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

Los Browns derrotaron aver
dos wees a les Medals Rojas,
mientras los Yanees CANADIAN un
desafios con los Tigres y per-
dian otro.
Laabs impulse cinco de las ca
rreras del San Luis, en- Ell segun
do juego.
Buddy Hassett, en- el doble jue
20 de los Yankees con los Tigres
aport6 un cuadrangular, deci-
diendo ell segundo patido en- Ia
decima tercera entrada.
San Luis lc, Oh, 0e; Boston 0c
8h, lie.
San Luis Toe, 11h, 2e; Boston
&c, l1h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-07-13
WRIGHT PELEARA
CON TRANSPARENT

New York, julio 13.-Esta
noche, en- Baltimore, Chalky
Wright, ell negro campe6n del
peso de pluma, sc batira, a diez
asaltos, con ell pugil italiano
Lew Transparent.
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

dez, Adolfo Diaz, Jose A. Gego-
y A. Roura, presidente del
Centre de instruction y Recreo
de Santiago de Las Vegas y su
distinguida espOsa
La gaceta., 1942-07-13
NUESTRA

Muy sincera Sc la enviamOs a
nuestro apreciado amigo Oscar
Cuesta, quien despues de gram
des esfuerzos y SACRIFICES obtu-
vo su diploma de licenciadO en-
derecho.
En- Sr. Oscar Cuesta desde ha-
ce tempo act1a como ayudante
del abogado Mr.. Duff.
LIE deseamos muchOS eXitos
en- su carrera.
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

Sc SOLICITA una camarera
inteligente. que liable ingles y
espaiol. No es para un Joint.
sueldo y propinas Informan en-
este -adacciGc
La gaceta., 1942-07-13
MAURIELUO CONTRA MUS
TO

Chicago, Julio 131-Manana
Dor la noche, en- esta ciudad, Ia
mi Mauriello, de New York, que
recientemente empat6 con Bob
Pastor, combatira con Tony
Music, I'm boxeador local. Ten
dra ell encuentro un Unite de 10
asaltos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

A 4-ROOM OUTFIT, $85
Kspossessed. used 9 months; beautiful z
%. living room suite. occ. chair, end table.
lamp sxl7 rug, 3-pc. maple bedroom, van
fty, chest. bed and bench; 5-pc. oak din.
cite with dishes; 5-pc. unfinished breakfast
ST A S2e5 value; viii take SIS.
II. MOSS, 1922 FENKELL
W. OF LrvERNoIs. OPEN Ewes q SUN.
ALL reclaimed furniture can be bought
h or 4-room outfits rs low az $40.
BERNEY. 6347 MACK.
= GORGEOUS selection OF new pattern
RUGS, all sizes: you'll save 30 q by dealing
direct with distributor; why pay the long
pr1ces Aiyin's. Sis w. Vernon. Open ewes.
a $50. 90 reclaimed studio davinoia, sacri-
flee, $500. Berney. e347 Mack.
a FURNITURE WAREHOUSE SALE
0acrifice q stock OF brand new factory
wrapped fnnerspring mattresses, 1s2-coii
beautiful ticking, while they last $s.70
Niddiewest Terms.
FREE DELIVERY
1870 liNernois
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
WARDS SPECIAL

WARDS SPECIAL
4-ROOM DE LUKE OUTFIT
Buy Defense Bonds with this great saw
ings; beautiful 2-pc. living room suite
9x12 rug. 2 lamps. 2 end tables. occ. table
throw rug. 3-pc. bedroom suite. gorgeou.
modern design. 4x8 rug. 3-pc. lamp set, f;
pillows, heavy duty mattress. coil spring
S-pc. dining room suite, 9x12 rug. mirror
picture, Ape. salad bowl, 5-pc dinnette. 6xs
| .noleum, 7-pc. cabinet set; $149 complete
WARDS. 7434 Harper ave. store only.
SO LIVING room suites, velour, mohair,
tapestry custom built: contracted at last
years prices save, $45. WARDS, 7434
Harper Ave. store only.
S125 BEAUTIFUL Blond bedroom suite
must be sacrificed at once for only s45.
BERNEY, 6347 MACK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Electric Washers

A LARGE stock OF rebuilt washers; all
makes: look and run like brand new
machines: all guaranteed; reasonable prices.
Fenkell Appliances. 3s0s FenkeIl.
WASHERS = Repossessed. reconditioned;
while they last, t12.e6 up. 775e Grand
lRlver. Michigan Washer Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
ALL 1912 PHILCOS

Need Cash, Must Sell
fs-tube Middlewest radio photograph COM
binatiou. 5-wave band, worldwide recep-
ton. concert grand super dynamic speaker,
automatic record changer, 10'' or 12--
records with speed control. inlaid walnut
cabinet, modern style: included 50 records !;
sacrifice 5000 complete. Inquire Sun. IL 90
for this fine used model. Middlewest.
> 1920 Iivernois
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

s125 BEAUTIFUL Blond
must be sacrificed at on
BERNEY, 6347 MACK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03

cent of the first draft who were
rejected for physical reasons, say
ing that a great majority of the
rejected would have been accepted
without question in any other coun-
try in the world.
Not Enough Supermen."
THE standards for acceptance in
the first draft" he said, "were for
the cream Of the citizenry and have
been modified since because there
are not enough supermen extant."
He felt the emphasis on the re-
jections reflected undeserved criti-
cism on the medical profession,
which naturally must assume some
responsibility for the health of the
country"
Explaining his doubts as to the
value OF stepping up the physical
activity and study program in the
schools, DR.. Cannon said that with
an occasional exception, none of
the defects for which men were
rejected could be prevented by
setting-up exercises or by collective
play supervised by an athletic in
structor."
Strongly Favors Cadets.
The board member said any one
who visits the high schools would
be impressed with the apparent
health and vigor of the students.
He said 1t cost $4,000 an hour to
conduct the schools and added:
II object to spending $4,000 an
hour for supervised recreation"
A strong supporter Of the cadets,
DR.. Cannon said anybody who felt
the need of more exercise can join
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
Physical Fitness
Continued From Page B-lO

to see If the corrections are being
made. Corrective work is done at
public expense only for the INDECENT.
IT think that each school child
should have physical examination
before each school year." the board
member declared, adding that the
habit of yearly physical check-up
might be formed and continue
through life.
DR.. Cannon felt too much en-
phasis was placed on the so per
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
Chilean President
Hints No Immediate
Break With Axis
Country Will Garry Out
Duties Of Solidarity.
However, Rios Says
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SANTIAGO, Chile, April 3.-Presi-
dent Juan Antonio Rios indicated
in his inaugural address last night
that the new administration of Chile
plans no immediate diplomatic
break with the Axis.
He limited that he would make the
break only if "the national will"
calls for it.
Then the 21st President of the re-
public promised that Chile would
faithfully carry out her duties of
continental solidarity"
Worked With Argentina.
Chile had worked Jointly with Ar
gentina to stall of attempts at the
Rio de Janeiro conference last jan
uary for solid American break with
Germany, Japan and Italy.
The American republics eventually
compromised on a joint resolution
recommending that all break with
the axis and Chile and Argentina
made it unanimous.
However, neither has broken of
relations, and Rios statement last
night on Chilean foreign policy was
foreshadowed by the presence of
Argentine Foreign Minister Enrique
Ruiz Guinazu at the Rios inaugural
ceremonies here.
Moreover Ruiz Guinazu made a
speech to the Chamber of Deputies
Wednesday after which half a dozen
Communist deputies walked out In
protest.
Broadcasts to Nation.
Broadcasting to the nation from
the Alameda palace, the new Chilean
President said:
The government will cultivate
cordial relations which are main
tanned with all other countries, and
the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of
Chile will act in the international
field with the serene dignity which
corresponds to its traditions.
Our country, in accordance with
its standards Of loyalty and the
sentiments of the citizenry, will
carry out faithfully the duties of
continental solidarity.
The executive will adopt i'm
portant steps when they must be
taken under the unmistakable ex-
preston Of the national will"
Calls for Union Of Groups.
Rios, elected by the democratic
'front.'" political combination with
platform for democracy and
American solidarity. said that Il
will keep up the same spirit in
government which brought me to
it."
1T again can for a union of the
diverse groups and various forces
to support what the ordinary basis
of a republican democracy and So
cial justice requires" Rios said.
The new President expressed hope
that the union of pro-democratic
groups would BE continued for a
dynamic purpose and not to satisfy
selfish aims"
THE concept Of national gov
ernment," he said, will not be
used to cover doctrinsry arguments
nor to advance political ends, but
to stimulate action in our human
capital"
Rios promised an impartial ad-
ministration.
II repeat" he said, that the
state with its powers will protect
legal rights and fulfill its task with
out fsvoritism."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03

the corps. He lauded Board Member
G. Melvin Shapes suggestion that
possibly the Army physical require
ments might be made prerequisite
to entrance into the corps as an
incentive to the students to have
defects corrected.
DR.. Cannon has son in the
Army, now at Fort Meade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
House TO Back
Secy. Siimson

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
leaders predict that the house will
back up Secretary Of War Henry
L. stimson's demand for defeat Of
the senate amendment to the 1919
year old draft bill calling for a
years precombat training for
'teen-aged draftees.
The senate version Of the bill.
including the provision for one
year Of training in the continental
United States before the men can
be sent overseas, comes up in the
house Monday.
Rep. John Rankin, D., Miss,
said he would demand roll call
unless the house agrees to his
motion to instruct committee con-
ferees to accept the senate amend
ment. Rankin's move, II carried
out, would place every represents
tive present on record as favoring
or opposing the training provision.
Administration optimism on the
question of knocking out the
amendment, which has been OPP
posed by both army and navy Off
Gals, came from Democratic whip
Robert Ramspeck. D., Ga, and
military affairs committee Chair
man Andrew ]. May. D., Ky.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
Layoffs Worrying
Movie Officials

HOLLYWOOD - Film studios
are worried over the prospect Of
general layoffs by stars and work.
ers in high salary brackets who
already have reahed the govern
ment's new wage ceiling in their
1912 earnings.
Paulette Goddard. who has
passed the limit, cancelled a sched-
uled radio appearance set for next
Monday when she learned she
would not be paid.
Franchot Tone earlier had noti-
fled Warner Brothers studios that
he had reached his limit and would
not accept an offered part unless
his salary went to charity. The
studio said the law prohibited
such an arrangement.
Judy Canova sought advice from
the Screen Actors guild before
accepting a part In q new Joe E.
Brown picture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
DolIor q Year Men
Hit AT by Coffee

A continued fight against clos
ing of pulp plants in Tacoma and
other Washington cities was pro-
missed by Congressman John NJ.
Coffee before the Tacoma Rotary
club Thursday at the Hotel Win
throp.
The congressman, making a few
post-election appearances before
going back to the national capital.
charged that doilar-a-year men
drawn largely from big industries
reflect the attitudes of their COM
panies and are a menace TO small
manufacturers.
Particularly criticizing Jesse
Jones, secretary of Commerce and
RFc chief. Coffee charged that
official had failed TO use half a
billion dollars earmarked for pur-
chase of. critical materials. and
simply let II lie around until rub
Der and tin supplying areas had
fallen TO the Japanese.
He also criticized Withholding Of
war news and said a change OF
policy would be urged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
Legal Notices

TO the following described real
estate in Pierce County, State OF
washington. to-wit:
Lot Five 90 in Block Four
Thousand Twenty-nine (402p)
Map of New Tacoma. Washing
ton Territory"
TERMS OF SALE: Not less than
one-third ih) OF the purchase price
In cash and the balance in not more
than thirty-six 1881 monthly pay
ments. which shall include interest
on monthly balances at six t6gs)
per cent. per annum. All bids shall
be IN writing and left at the office
OF the Attorney for the Administra-
tor or filed with the Clerk of the
Court before the 2ist day Of Novem-
Der. 1912.
The sale is made subject to the
confirmation OF said Superior Court.
Dated at Tacoma, Washington, this
2eth day Of october. 1912
Malcolm B. Perry. Administrator
with the WIN annexed Of said estate.
George o. swasey, Attorney for
Estate. HOT Puget Sound Bank
Building. Tacoma. Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
sATURDkY's' TIDES
licenses

Marriage license applications
were made at the county auditors
office Friday by Cyril A. LaPrad.
~. Fort Lewis. and Ruth Kim
ball, 20. Auburn. Mass; Floyd r.
Martin, 81, Mcchord field. and
Raye A. oberst, Is. e342 Ea. d st. I;
George +. Linder, %, 1887 So.
Hoamer St. and Dorothy NJ. Nell
son, Is, 4416 No. Defiance 1T. I:
John X. samuels. Al, 1910 SO. 10th
ST.. and Helen Fitzpatrick. AZ. 70s
So. Yakima ave; Frank Lee. 46,
1901 So. C st, and Hattie NJ.
Grant. 46, Sumner.
Charles wrsy. rs. Fort Lewis.
and Zita v. seviecicki. 81. Col
iingswood, N. J.; William L.
Brown, 36. and Joyce Marie
canedy. ~, both of Fort Lewis;
Harry Dudley Miller, as. Yreka.
Calf, and Nadine Dumas. as,
Olympia; Leroy James Dolman.
10, of 1912 So. 61st st. and Mary
Il. Cultum, 20, of 6470 So. sheri-
dan ave.
Donald Raymond Larson, rs. and
Betty Jane Henton, Is. both of
San Francisco; Roland Warrener,
%, Fort Lewis. and Bernice r.
Brown, 20, Rt. /. Box e4e; Stanley
Eugene Gordon, 21. and Betty 10
Brown, 10. both of Eugene. Ore;
Arthur p. Woven. 2s, and Lorraine
Evangeline Bengson, 81. both of
e34 Fawcett ave.