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Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-09
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WANTED-Buyer for IA Chris Craft runabout and V-50 Johnson outboard. Both mo- tor and boat in excellent con dition; speed, 30 M. P. H.. Transaction includes spare motor parts. See L, B. Harvey Box 86, MAS, PHO, Rm. IA.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03

manic General Yiadyslaw Anders
In the Near East.
Tho Eastern Army, with its re-
serves. now brings the total Polish
forces fighting the Germans and
Italians on land. sea and In the
air To nearly 100000.
Many 81 the men in Poland's
now Near East army arrived.
fresh from Russian prison camps
in ihreadbarc Polish uniforms.
Now they are ready for action In
Egypt. the Caucasus or other hot
spots In the Near East, equipped
and dressed In tropical kit by the
British and American lend-lease.
POLAND was smashed by hlitz-
krieg three years ago. But no~
its ringing battle cry: For Your
Liberty and ours" resounds from
Scotland 10 the Persian Gulf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03

BY NEA Service
A. the United Nations prepare
TO mark the third anniversary Of
the war, the fighting Poles. first
people TO feel the full force of tho
German blitz, proudly hail their
newly-formed Eastern Army.
The new Army. with its head
quarters at Teheran, Iran. num-
bers three reeently-equipped di-
visions released from Russian
prison camps, plus the famous
"Carpathian Division" VIII ch
played a heroic part in the siege
of Tobruk. Being whipped into
shape in Southern Russia are
three more divisions. which only
await equipment to be sent to
join their fellow countrymen
serving under the command of dy-
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> Mind Your
Manners

Tsss y~-u kn~~I~<txs ~ r~v.
r~et se<ssl ss>us ~ sre~ersns
shs fnlicwtne ss<xt'cnA fhsa
sh><hsra against tk< sathcrtta-
tive srs~sfs h<le~
1 weaid u ~ runts h ~
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frr 6snn>s thursday Ne sln-
piy have u have shs nrwwrs
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ss ens<sssis sh>m~F
q u n nfscIsus - say. r.
sslas n invita- yca ever - -
~ one - ihsss aays ?"
4 ~ u IN RIGHT - esttl<iss Z
friends hauss When saIhsne -
him n yns hssw ~ r~sfs ~
. II u socd mses~ss " So
. p>ssa~ n.y. msrA rent ~
paysf
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n sss ho~sess. ~he sevvss
ehsrssr. he~ macn shsrhsrs srs
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what wr.sbd pa ~ u
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diansf for . couple wa 49,
strangers n yea asd shsvs 70
ssese expensive hxssss ihan ~
usually snsvss ard . muss siae.
crate MENU
ssl Comment On Ne fsst
III punt make any mestice
At the fsss That ysus scss hAz
ouldone hlmsetfr
Ass~ssn
l. Ne n scands ven nrsvs-
cious.
4. No. n scusas - theash yru
ere susns N confer IN ho~sv
whsn yus find time - 81
around IN A.
q. Ma. n ~ wants N ma fsuit
with u. al right .nss ann't ysa
d. n.
Z. No
3. No.
Better what wsuid ysu m
solution ib).
yeu ssip ycuvsslf when you hu,
u. .. War nosds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
, WE THE
WOMEN
RUTH MIII.ETT

Being n duration widow In
going TO be a drcary business -
but there arc things a wife can
do 10 keep from being CON-
pletely lost In loneliness.
First off. II she isn't COM
plctely tied down by small chill
dren. she can get joh. II she
can get one directly related TO
the war effort--so much the
better. A job will keep her bury
all day and leave her so tired
out at night that sir1i 20 to bed
early To get ready for another
day, instead Of sitting up wor-
rying about her husband or
feeling sorry for herself because
she hasn't anywhere TO go.
She'll look up her old friends.
too. and exert herself 10 make
new ones. She'll get along bet
ter II the women with whom she
spends most Of her time ARE
either duration widows. like her
self. or unmarried. II IN sure 10
make her feel enyious 10 have
Anne whose husband II stu
with her say.
Il really must run along. Bill
always wants me To be At home
when he gets there"
WAR WORK A TONIC
FOR DURATION WIDOWS"
She will do some kind Of vol
unteer war work. because there
are ~ many jobs 10 be done. In
cidentaily. doing war work will
do something for her morale. n
II is work that requires study
ing and preparstlon-so much
the better.
She'll get 10 know her neigh
bors II she doesn't already--so
that she won't feel quite 20
all alone. She will help them
out whenever she can. and then
II she ever needs 10 call on thsm
for help she won, feel bssiiant
about a.
she Will keep IN close touch
with her own family
And the time wlii finally pass
not happy time. but not nn-
beaFsble. either.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
. MODERN
MENUS
n. MRS. CANNON MADDOX
MA &<<xtn~ sfnff a x{f<K

MA s<rste< staff Writer
Here are Some pointers issued
~ the Rar~sa ~ Hene Lee.
neaies ,o rreven, focd waste;
NiiE. dent lst MIA stand
81. Keep u n to colder fsFt
~ The refrsgerz,nf. When esscs-
ira. take out only mllk AMI
cream needed and let she rest
stay eeid. Deaf rcnr lsft-cssr
nank back int the msln supply.
Put away milk the first thlnK
after each meal Keep csiercu-
feeds fish. enions cabbage.
melons etc. swsy from naiis-
use ssds and sun 90 al mllk
containers soald cftsn.
store dried milk In the fefrig-
orator for better keeping Also
opened cans - sxspcrsted and
condensed milk.
roNosRow-s Ne>u
BREAKFAST Sliced peaches.
esimesi. enriched toast. coffes.
milk.
LUNCHEON; eresmed left
over vegetables IN tesst has
kets. hard enriched rolls. stew
Cd plums. cookies. tea. miIk
DINNER; cornet beef hash
On toast with posched eggs.
huttered spinach. country fried
potatoes. green salad. frssh fruit
gelatin. cream. coffee. milk.
Cheese. cold and covered are
the wa,ch~oras fer cheese. uss
cottage and ether soft eheeses
quickly. for they spoil scen.
Hard. cured cheese. well wrap
ped. may ~ kept longer.
Eggs; wipe off soiled spots 81
eggs with . dry. rough cloth.
Hut don't wash egfs before s,or-
ing. water destroys the pro.
,ectiss film that keeps out air
and odors. Store exss In open
bowl or wire basket IN cool
place.
Onions and potatoes: A dry.
cool hlsekout slits them both.
but avoid freezing.
aea food, ftsh and all other
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
. New York
Listening Post
Raw Material Distribution
Still Remains lopsided
Gross Unfairness Still
Remains Serious Problem
Bombing Of odynis in
Poland Not Just a Stunt
BY ALBERT l. LEMAN

NEW YORK - The air has
been split lately by strident out
cries regarding the W. p. BIS
failure to prevent a lopsided
distribution of raw materials.
But little has been mentioned
because 1t is an election hot
potato-about another unbal-
ance which in the long run may
be much more serious: Unequal
tiles in personal sacrifice. Amer
leans are willing 10 take II and
like it provided what is sauce
for the goose is sauce for the
gander. But they instinctively
rebel IL the chap next door gets
the bulge on his neighbors
through favoritism.
Observant New York leaders
demonstrate that the govern
ment will not inspire whole
hearted cooperation until many
evidences of gross unfairness
are rooted out. Why. they ask,
should young married men in
one draft district be torn from
their families while a few yards
away in another jurisdiction
they are untouched? Is ii right
that a deferred class in partic-
ular town be sent to camp when
the same group in a different
community is left seot-free?
Federal authorities should
make everyone share alike.
There is more behind the news
than appeared on the surface
when Allied flyers pasted Gdy-
MIA in Poland the other night.
The action was not merely a
stunt. Results may have an In
oalculsble effect upon the lives
Of L. s. sailors and soldiers and
help decide the fate Of Muir
mansk. Here is the story as
related By convoy shippers now
in New York:
In 1889. the Sazis launched
an aircraft carrier named after
the famous dirigble Graf Yep
pelln. The vessel was being
fitted out At the Deschimsg
dockyards in Bremen when the
r. A r. began the earliest at
tscks. In order 70 protect her
from damage the Germans
tovsd her n whst they con
sidered = safe port. Cdynia On
the Baltic. For > period I'll
shipbuildins facilities were busy
with submarines and injured
destroysrs ard the unconPlsied
hull was neglected.
But IN recent months engin-
GERS have been working over
tine in a mad rush 70 place
the floating monster IN service.
The admiralty wants 20 use her
planes 70 shield cruisers which
must hunt out American YES
sels that will be bound 20 Nortn
Russia a. Soon as fogs ana
longer nights blanket ths Arc
,ie. Until ro~ U-bosts and
bombers, operating from. Nor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03

- -
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even flGhl>r. Wnek nme nIff
friend I np~w h~er4 I wse -
snas1 t. No. ~ ~s<s - -
mssh. Ca mt fi6h<va1F ~
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skzns~
f,ue e<1s1sy r><erlfr - w~rt
assx n 1<ne<t 60 - se(x M
waitress = nl<hpl ~ - ~eetd
rather ~ heme fnoa n - :
nsvss. ~ srnuneeQ = ln&t
- h4vs u sevs ~ Nue~e4 ~
hfsr y>arn sGFee wsth mi
~ I 1uu-I sn1Nn -. e~u>e -
eesy renroe11 ev~yy smaH $500
~ - - - uu>e>y ewoy.
n No. - - vu1s>uI ! <u@t
hosw vnren>v - we~11 - -
- upeoone { onn't 49, ! sent1
eves - TT ~
~ - 1n1n1 = u1<f een
eheaoe : moe u1e t1ng ef1ev
mesysnse : of(u pul9Wv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03

sid. Word reaches exiisd Psr1-
sans IN Nes York That the
Szzls have encouraged pro
German Doriot 20 organize a
Legion Theodore, . military body
recruited from both occupied
and ylchy territories which VIII
prevent the masses from as
sisting American ard British
invaders.
But ire grateful psssznis.
VINO remember the Arzonns xad
Flanders Fisld. are snragss a.
the thought II their eoslntrynnsa
berg used 70 pull Axis chest
nuts out q the fire. They are
helpless 20 block the move oslt
with typical Callie vii thsy have
made the strange group the butt
q pixies. They nlcknanned u
the Legion des cioehardS'--
the Legion Of Tramps-ee-
cause they charge u IL composed
q hobos. stool pigeons and
O1islings Because ~ public
ridiculs The organization Il hsy-
ing trouble filling iu muster
rolls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03

Wegisn bases. have pa,rollsd
the sea lanes. II lucky shot
has ruined the Graf. the chances
~ our ships arriving safely are
improved fenfaid.
When General User hoNers
Rangers scurry from their bsrE-
Is n The beaches and docks -
France. do not - surprised 70
learn that sprinkied among
them are men from New Eng
land q French-cznadisn an
cestry. The ranks u the Com
mandos who landed IN Dieppe
were Intentionally flied with
volunteers from Quebec and
Nova Scotia and also many DE
Cauiiists. The purpose u such
concentration IL 20 AWAKEN "a
cial sympathy between the ho-
orators and the snslavsd peo-
PIES
Berlin Is trying IN foreEisii
tins determination and mutual
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03

A school belle" special-this
young dirdI-jumper made from
simple Anne Adams Pattern
Alb. The back buttoning ex-
tends below the waistline 10 let
you easily in an out. The smart.
useful blouse may have short or
long sleeves.
Pattern Alb Is available in
junior miss sizes Il. u. IS. II.
Size II. jumper. takes ~ yards
- inch: blouse, IL yards -
inch.
Send IS cents and two tax
tokens for this Anne Adam
pattern. Write plainly sze.
name. address and style num-
Der.
Send your order 70 The Taco
ma Times. Pattern Department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
TEST ANSWERS

Hslo~ are the answers IN test
questions printed cn pass Z.
1. Elmer Davis Chief ~ III
office a War fnformatinH.l
.. Japan.
=. Yes. Japan Aaassss A..
China August -. ipffl
4. Italy.
3. Eel. sturgeon. and pigeon.
q. Author.
7. ships.
4. One thousand
.. More water expands upon
freesinF.)
10. To establish the boundary
between Pennsylvania and
Maryland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
ToDay.s COMMON ERROR

DO not say. 4 read IN ne
paper where a ship was sunk,
substitute that for ~xhsrs%
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03


let baby learn his animal
friends from these sinrie moslfs
embroidered an his clothes and
nursery linens, You'll have .
motif dene In . Hffy. they're -
simple, Pattern 1ss contains .
transfer pattern ~ ~ mstlfs
averaging sssssA snchss. ma.
tsnais required. iiiastrsi,cs a
stitches.
Send n cents ard enc tsS
token for this pattern 10 me
Tacoma TImss reedieefaft
Dept. Write plainly pattern
nnmb<r. your name and address
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. Answer 10 Wss Outs
Questions On Pare 3

1. II IL q World var dseors-
ton. signifying the wsarsr WAS
wounded.
2. Corporal.
2. Major General Ulysses \.
Grant Ill and MAJ. Gen. Thorn
A. J. J. Christian. frandsons
Of n. =. Grant and stonewali
jackson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03

Your postmaster can tel YOU
Row 70 invest N L. s. WAR
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03

Your postmaster can tell yot
how Ia invest in Y. y. WAR
BONDS.
La gaceta., 1942-07-16
PLEITOS Y DIVORCES

3 Decretos: Crothy ecile Henry
Bowman contra F. B. Bowman;
Elijah Payne contra Katie Pay
ne.
Nuevas demandas Wayne w.
Morris contra Martha Fern Mo-
ris; Lenora Webb Stewart con-
ira Kenneth E. G. Stewart; Felt
on Ross Wrothy contra Lucille
E, Wrothy Melvena airline con-
ira James Airline; Minnie Lee
Ebbs contra Horace Eds; Doro-
thea Catherine Brengel contra
Charles Albert Brengel; Curt;
B. Thomas contra Ernest Willie
Thomas.
Pleitos: r. j. C.. Englemar
contra w. Clifford Bower, EN-
barge; incautacion de fianzs
por cuenta de los ciudadano'
James Ciinkscales y Ruby Bow
en-, Hazel Mercer Anderson !
Walter Anderson, John Schel
y T. F. Crawford, Lowell Kinl
y T. F. Crawford.
La gaceta., 1942-07-16

cen inscriptos en- sus libros.
Sc agradecera a cualquier
persona que informe a la Jun
ia sobre ell paradero de Frank
Fernandez, de 33 amos, 1905
avenida Trcee; Teodoro Soto,
2311 Septima avenida; Oscar
Horruitiner, 1903 avenida IA;
Tomas PROVIDENCE, 121312
avenida Trece; Caulie Eugene
Register, William Frank Dou-
glas Jr., Roberto Henry Rob-
bins, Albert Daniel Baisden,
Clyde Kelley, Jose Colyus Fra
zier, Thomas Benton Baldwin,
B. F. Penny, Roy Watson Ed
wards, Walter Paul Hall, John
nj Price Braxton, Clifford Lee
Johnson, Wilfredo Diaz y va
RIGS americanos de la raza ne
gra.
La gaceta., 1942-07-16
PARA LA MBJER DEL HOGAR
La lucha contra ell subido costo de la vida

Ell control general de los pre-
clos significa para ell pueblo a.
mericano una g~arantia de que ell
costo de la vida permanecera
estable.
S~ignifica que la potencia adj
~quisitiva de los sueldos y sala-
rios no Sc afectara para NAL.
Significa que ell Gobierno A
mericano puede planear su pro-
grama de guerra sin la confu-
ci6n Y sin las dificultades que
surgeon cuando hay precios en-
constante "ascenso", y costos
en- igual condici6n: precios "
costos de las maquinas y los pro
ductos whales que sc necesitan
para derrotar al enemigo.
Significa que los ahorros y
las ganancias de nuestros ciu-
dadanos, prestados al Gobierno
para costear ell eSfuerzo de que
ira, sean devueltos en- divisas
que tienen potencia adquisitiva
de dollar por dollar, en- relacion
con 10 economizado ahora.
Significa que las mercancias
que estan escasas en- ell merca-
do no seran Gnicamente para
los que tienen mas dinero; sine
qeu toda la genie, ricos y pObres
por igual, tendra una Oportuni.
dad igual de Obtener su parte, q
un precio equitativo.
La gaceta., 1942-07-16
CUATRO 'AVIO
MES DE

Valdosta, Ca, julio 16.-
Cuatro aviones de entrena-
miento chocaron aver en- ell al
re y p~erdieron la vida siete ca
detes britanicos y un Official a.
mericanO. Encontr6 los apara-
tos ell teniente C. O. Smith, de
Moody Field.
Sc llamaba ell Official ameri-
cano Samuel T. King, de Egip-
to, Miss, y era segundo tenien
tie. Los cadetes ~britanicos res
pondian a los nombres de Ken
ward F. Etevens, William c..
Lamont, Rowland w. Holmes,
Bernard w. Howcroft, Phillip
w. Longbottom, Sidney A,
Plett y Ronald B. Pinsent,
La gaceta., 1942-07-16

La publication del Reglamen-
to General de Precios Maximos
que Sc han trazado va las llneas
de bataTa en- Ia lucha contra ell
alto costo de la vida.
Los consumidores, los conner
ciante9 al por menor, los conner
ciantes al por mayor y los manu-
factureros estdu en- ell frente
extreme de esa lucha.
Ell Reg,amento General de
Precios Maximos es estrictamen
tie una MEDIA de guerra. Estara
en- vigor mientras dure la que
IRA y sera abandonado una yez
que sea possible, 10 mas pronto
possible dee9a6s- de. que sc resta-
0lezca la vaz.
No Sc han establecido precios
minimos-las mercancias sc
pueden vehder a cualquier pre-
clio inferior al precio maxine.
All anunciarle este Reglamen-
to General de Precios Maximos
al pueblo americana, ell Admins
trador de Precios, Leon Hender
son, hizo la siguiente declara-
ci6n:
Gel ALA inflaoionaria del CO.'S
to de la vida ha estado adqui-
riendo impetu. I'm exceso abru-
mador de dinero. por compare
ci6n con las existencias de mer-
caderias en- mano, amenaza con
IN deSastre a la economic cipil
y al esfuerzo de geurra. 81 Sc lie
deJa sin contrarrestar, ell costo
de la vida esultara impossible a
las personals cuyos ingresos son
fijos, al mismo tempo que Sc
les ocasionan sufrimientos, sin
raz6n de ser, a miles de familias
cuya fuente principal de sosten
Sc tiene en- hombres qoe al mo
mento hacen el servicio cor
las fuerzas armadas.
Isl los precios no son conte-
nidos, y los salaries, y los gas,
tos, los aumentos seguirian ha.
cia arriba, en- espiral infinita
Ell resultado inevitable seria Ia
inflaci6n-a saber, una derrots
EN- ell frente interior que no pc
dria menos que reflejarse en- lo'
campos de batalla del exterior.
La gaceta., 1942-07-16
iPIDE QUE SEAN AiPAGA-
DOS LOS r DEL
TRANSITO

j. A. Sweeney, jefe de trans
portaci6n del Consejo de Defen-
s, envi6 aver una carta a los
~consejales pidiendo que los "fa-
ros" del transito, en- las Gales de
Tampa, sean apagados.
Recientemente Ell captain Edd-
ings, director del "trafico", re-
comend6 que la mayoria de las
luces fueran apagadas, "por
cuanto molestan a los automo-
vilistas y les obliga a quemar
preciosas gasolina".
Creese que los ediles actuaran
sin demora.
La gaceta., 1942-07-16

Spotted by Scout
Dan listened spellbound and soon discovered in himself a natural
ability to dance. So when he heard a dance recital was to be given in
Baldwin he got himself on the program hoping he might attract the
attention OF a theatrical producer, for BY, this time he was convinced
that acting was his dish" Luck was with him for a vaudeville pro-
Queer did go to the recital and was sufficiently impressed by Dalev's
tcotwork to offer him a job with a travelling unit he was sending out
This was the start Of the young mans career on the stage. which
during the next few years took plenty Of punishment. But like ali really
Itagestruck boys and girls who do possess talent, he never thought Of
giving up. his ambition and he did all sorts of odd jobs-waiting on
liable, clerking in a grocery store and others to enable him to make the
rounds of Brog 5 theatrical agents and take whatever acting bits
came his way.
First Break
His first real break came when he got into the cast Of Babes in Arms"
During the shows run he married a schoolmate, Esther Rodier. When
Che show closed they were up against it until he got a role in stars in
Your Eyes" When il closed he was offered two tempting roles; the
juvenile lead in "Too Many Girls" on tour, and the juvenile lead in
=! Married An Angel also on the road. He took the latter and has
always been glad he did for from then on things have looked up for him.
Recent pictures include 1.-THE Getaway" and Lady Be Good" In
Sunday Punch" he appears with William Lundigan and Jean Rogers.
He has a home near Hollywood and between pictures goes in for
iding, he loves horses, and swing music. He and Mickey Rooney often
ct together for live" sessions
La gaceta., 1942-07-16
G. DECLARADO Gull
Fable DE VIOLAR A UNA
MUJER BLANC

En- la corte del circuito un
jurado declare aver culpable a
James lien Young, de 81 amos,
un negro, de violar a una mu-
jer de la raza blanca, ell dia
IL de JUNO.
La decalraci6n del Jurado
de ~ ciudadahos lleva apare-
jada la pena de muerte, por
cuuanto no Sc recomend6 Gle
mencia para ell.
Sentenciara ell juez Parks.
La gaceta., 1942-07-16
CHURCHILL PIDE QUE NO
Sc MANDEN REGALOS

Londres, julio len una
carta dirigida al presidente
Roosevelt, ell primer ministro
Churchill pide cese ell envio de
regalos a Inglaterra, hechos
por ciudadanos privados, y
que ell espacio de estos bultos
en- los barcos Sc destine a ma
teriales para ganar la guerra.
Bajo la nueva orden solo Sc
destinara espacio en- los vapo-
res mercantes a las mercan-
cias que remitan la Cruz Roja
Americana y la Cruz ROja In
glesa.
La gaceta., 1942-07-16

John Donald Hoisington, "a.
y Elaine Frances O'Dell, 10; G
Wetenkamp Howard, %, y Joan
DeEtte Green, 81; Sylvester G
Hahn, %, Y Carolyn Kleinham-
mer, 10; Harol ecil Ashbough.
81, y Virginia Perkins, 81; Han
vey C. Lohr, 81, y Vivian Alma
Young, 10; Dana M. Blandin.
81, y Helen Mae DOwell "a
William Austen Moss, 26, y Ca
Uterine Ann Warren, %; Fred
eric Dale Deadorff, 20 y Ethel
Mae Overmire, "a.
La gaceta., 1942-07-16
PFTICIONES DE C1uDADA.
MIA

En- la Corte Federal hicieron
aver peticion2s de ciudadania.
estas personals: Olegario Vinas,
German Suarez, Maria del Car
men Harris, Henry Huerta, Ma
nuel Barros Dios, Demetia Mar
tinez Suarez, Sebastian Prelle-
20, Peter Kepreos, Aida Alfonso
de Delgado, Justa Garcia Rose
ll6 JESUS Bencomo, Maria Tere-
5a Garcia Valdes, Orville Ray
Cooper, Avelina Santome, Her
minia Gonzalez, Jose Maria
Martinez, Mario Gregori Gil,
Jules Alfonso Cayetan Y Anna
Schultz.
La gaceta., 1942-07-16
UN SOLDADO CONFIESA Ell
ASESINATO DE TRES MU-
JERES

Melbourne, Australia, julio
16.-Se admiti6 aver como
prueba, en- un consejo de que
ira, la declaration del solda-
do americana Edward j. Leon
ski, un exbodeguero de New
York, confesando que mato a
tres mujeres, Pauline Bucham
thompson, Ivy Mcleod y Gla-
dys Hosking.
A la segunda victima lie qui-
to dos paquetes de cigarrilloS
y alg1n dinero,
La gaceta., 1942-07-16

Young Y otro negro, Henry
Dyles, de go amos, fueron va
condenados a prisi6n por toda
la vida por asaltar, robar y he
rir a un Official del ejercito y
una sonora que 10 acompana-
ba.
Cometieron ell atraco nueve
dias despues de que ell prime
70 habia realizado ell otro gra-
We delito.
La gaceta., 1942-07-16

GedeGtes penales que operan "oa
res" en- esta ciudad.
Comprueba ell comite los ante
i9edentes de todas las personals
lue venden licores, who's y GER
veza.
Cuenta Ia ciudad con AZ "Toa.
res y 458 e-stablecimientos en-
los cuales Sc venden cerveza y
Vinos.
Sc prcpon3 Ell cOnit6 impedir
que los "pajaros de cuenta" ven
dan bebidas alcoholics en- Tam
pa.