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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

1;;cenge,

Marriage license applications
were received Wednes BY
County Auditor s. Clifford DAVIS
from the following: John A. Lam
bertsen. %. Fort Lewis, and Mar
garet L. Snow. -, Dearborn.
Mich; Raymond J. Ballot. %.
McChord Field. and Frances f.
Sienko. q. Minneapolis; Paul II.
Entler. IS. Fort Lewis. and jean
ella V. Kelly. %. Portland; John
A. Bobst Jr., 20, of $50 So.
Sprague ave, and Alice NJ Born
gfen. 80. OF 1901 So. State st;
Vernon W. Heldman. %. Fort
Lewis. and Martina Mary Somday.
10. Wenatchee:
Roy Virgins. rs. of 7415 So.
Warner st. and Jane Moe. IS. Of
$50 No. NJ st; Harry c. Hoffman
As. and Dorothy Belle Hughes. So.
both Of rs So. SD st: Howard W.
Hansen. p. Milton. and Anne NJ.
Freeseman. 266, WATERFOWL. s. d :,
Gustav A. Schumann. 81. and Al
wine Buder. as, both of Seattle;
Richard w. Heaton. 81. Pendlet1 IN,
and Bernice kaminski. %, Fuy-
ailup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Assure Churchill
Confidence Vote
Changes Asked
In British Setup

MOON - Prime Minister
Winston Churchill was assured
Wednesday OF an overwhelming
majority when parliamentary
Liberals followed Laborites In de-
Gliding 10 support the vote of con-
fidenee he demanded Tuesday.
Two M u d m ents 10
Churchill's motion already
have been laid down. demand
iag changes In his government
aad . third was likely. hut
indications were that
straight vote would be taken.
The Labor psrty's decision to
support Churchilfs vote OF con-
fidenee Thursday. At end Of a
three-dsy debate on his war policy
and acts was taken by n large
ma jority at q caucus Wednesday
morning ~ debate entered its Sec
ond day.
Clement Attlee. lord privy seal.
moved at opening OF the second
day OF debate that the house has
confidence In his majesty's gov
eminent and will aid II TO the ut
most In vigorous prosecution OF
the war"
This was the governments con-
fidence motion which Churchill de-
mands.
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Sir Hubert Here
To Give Address
Wednesday Night

Sir Hubert Wilkins, who is best
known to Americans as the Arctic
and Antarctic explorer with the
Van Dyke board. was in Tacoma
Wednesday TO speak before the
Knife and Fork club in an eve
ming meeting at Hotel Winthrop.
Having spent years of his life in
the polar regions and having come
in contact with the leading figures
in Australian. British. American
and European governments while
preparing for these expeditions. Sir
Hubert is well equipped to appra.se
and discuss international problems.
Sir Hubert's Tacoma address
will be on the subject. "ABCD
Powers, Present Cooperation and
Future Competition in the Far
East" A native Australian, Sir
Hubert's point of view will be
much closer to the Australian
than ii is TO the British.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Postoffice Dept.
Calls for Bids

Bids have been invited by the
postoffice department for opera
ton of mail messenger service
necessary to supplement the local
departments own fleet of IL We
hicles.
A contract will be awarded for
handling mail ia fleet of four
trucks is recommended) on a "a
hour basis between the depot and
main postoffice and various sub
stations.
For more than quarter
century a contract for the messen-
ger service has been held by Ole
l. johnson. local truck operator,
who has requested release from
his present contract in view of his
intended retirement from business.
Bids will be received until 5 p.
m. on Feb. at the office of Post
master George =. Fishburne, who
has bid forms and details.
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AEF Chief in Britain
Is Airplane Authority

and in carrying the war TO the
enemy.
Like Mai. Gen. Russell p. Hartle,
who is in direct command Of the
troops landed in northern Ireland
CLANCY is a native of Maryland
having been born in the town bear
ing his family name. He is West
Point graduate of the class Of 1904.
On May 10, 194l, Clancy
WAS assigned 10 the office OF
Gen. George G. Marshall, chief
of staff. He later returned TO
England. and n few months
ago WAS made the ranking
army member Of the American
military mission there.
At various times, he has served
in the Philippines. commanded va
rious air corps schools in this
country, was a technical adviser
at the Geneva. Switzerland. dis
conference in 1892. He
was made head of the air defense
at Mitchell Field, N. Y,
on Jan. /, 1910.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

WASHiNGTON-An expert air
man is Maj. Gen. James Il. Clancy,
commander of the American Ex-
peditionary forces in the British
Isles.
CLANCY. So, has been stationed
in London as the head of the army
section Of the ". s. military mis-
sion. A former assistant chief Of
the army air crops, he had been
particularly active in undermining
our air defenses since the outbreak
Of war in Europe in 1899.
Hespioneered In the modern
ization of American air de-
lenses at Mitchell Field. N. ",
and In New England. after
frequent trips Ia Great Britain
where he studied the technique
of the Raj.
The orders placing him at the
head of all American forces in the
United Kingdom stressed the inn
portance attached To air power in
the defense of the British Isles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
TOWNSEND MEETINGS

Following Is list Of scheduled
Townsend meetings
Thursday Hawthorne club aux
iAsry. 2ol0 East c st, IL 80 a. IA. +:
Sumner club auxiliary. Sumner at
1880: Harmony club No. so. X. c.
hall, indoor picnic at $50. club
TO furnish coffee. cream and sugar.
Business meeting will follow.
Friday-An-City club No. 81.
Msccsbee hall. ll2ta So. 18th st.
cards after business meeting:
Fern Hill club No. Z. Townsend
hall. So. SD and Yakima. business
meeting; South Tacoma club No.
s. Msnitou hall. regular meeting
and dancing.
Saturday - Fawcett ave. club
No. 10. Carpenters hall. So. 10th
and Tacoma ave. regular business
meeting and dancing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Enemy Aliens
Must Register
Ordered to Report
Week of Feb. z

Registration Of enemy aliens
will be conducted daily from
: a. m. until p. m. for the week
commencing Monday. according to
Postmaster George p. Fishburne.
Room l12 at the south end OF
the main postoffice lobby has been
designated for registering aliens.
japanese, Germans and Italians
more than IL years old who are
not citizens of the United States
must report for registration dur
ing the coming week. regardless
Of whether or not they registered
a year ago.
Detailed instructions for regis
tration were available Wednesday
at the main postoffice and all sub
stations, where enemy aliens may
obtain them upon request. Sew
eral new features will be included
in this registration, Fishburne
said. and enemy aliens are urged
to make use of the instructions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Hold Two Youths
For Auto Theft

Charged with taking a stolen
auto across a state boundary. two
young men were in the city Jail
Wednesday to await action of the
next federal grand jury.
George Hagen. 20-yesr-old Kelso
resident, and Phillip o. chennette,
1s-year-old Vancouver resident.
We're brought here late Tuesday in
custody of John p. vargo, deputy
u. 5. marshal.
Hagen and Chennette pleaded
guilty to the charge when arrest
ed In Vancouver and hailed before
the u. ). commissioner there.
They are held In lieu Of $500
bond each.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Pat Hurley Is Chosen
For New Zealand Post

W II \ q I o N-Presldent
Roosevelt Wednesday nominated
Brig. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley. who
was secretary of war under Pnesi-
dent Hoover, as the first United
States minister to New Zealand.
White House Secretary stephen
T. Early said he assumed Hurley
already has arrived in New Zea-
land.
Hurley recently was promoted
from colonel TO brigadier general
In the reserve. and II was an
nouneed then that he would under
take a special mission.
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LETTERS Suggestion to Red Cross
Brings About Appointment Of Labor

OMAHA, matchmaking on
the letter which w. M. LETTERS,
president OF the Union Pacific
railroad. wrote to Norman Davis,
chairman, Red Cross, several days
ago In which he criticized the
social cast OF the Red Cross as a
whole, the joint labor committee of
the Red Cross war found of greater
New York Wednesday telegrsphed
him Of their interest in his posi-
ton.
The telegram. signed by Vincent
]. Ferris. chairman. relates that
organized labor in New York
has noted with great interest your
recent statement urging greater
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Actions in Divorce

New divorce actions were filed
In superior court Wednesday by
Frank r. against Beatrice Fergu-
son, alleging burdensome home
life; and by Fred A. against Lorena
r. Bowers, alleging burdensome
home life.
A final decree Of divorce was
granted in the suit of Verla
against Chester Mathewson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Growers Told 10 Boost
Acreage in Sugar Beeis

INSTRUMENTATION Cali
fornis sugar beet growers Wednes-
day were advised TO boost their
sugar beet acreage this year fol-
lowing = hearing before u. =.
department OF agriculture commit
tee which has been touring the 2l
beet producing states.
II. v. Campbell. committee chair
man. said removal Of previous re-
strietions on beet sereases WAS in
tended 10 increase sugar produc-
ton In continental United States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Thieves Take Bill.
But Tear UP Two

Work Of thieves at the apart
ment Of Mrs. Sonia Parks. 2320
So. { at, on Tuesday. Is puzzlins
police.
While Mrs. Parks was visiting
her mother. Mrs. Jane Taylor, al
= local hospital. thieves broke in
the apartment. They stole one dol
lar bill. but left three dollar bills
two OF which were torn in two.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Building Trades
Scales Submitted

A copy of the 1912 heavy con-
struction agreement of the Ia
coma Building & Construction
Trades Council and the Construc-
ton Council of Tacoma, with some
changes in the scale, was submit
ted to the city council Wednesday
by Ray A. Moisio, director of the
union group.
1t was anticipated that the coun-
Gil would adopt the new scale to
apply on the Nisqually power de-
velopment project by an ordinance
similar to the one adopting the
present prevailing construction
scale some months ago.
The new agreement becomes eff
fective Feb. /. Its scales range
from s1.1O to 81 per hour.
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Admiralty Charges
Axis Sunk Spanish Ship

LONDON - An admiralty COM
munlque charged Wednesday axis
submarines had sunk the Spanish
steamship Nsvemsr. $500 tons off
the Portuguese cosst and that IS
members Of the crew were lost.
ANS brosdcasts had attributed
the sinking To the British but the
admiralty said there was no Brit
ish or allied submarines anywhere
near the scene. II said the Nave
mar had fallen a victim 10 axis
U-boats and that as IS their rrsc-
tiee' axis nations tired to blame
Britain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
PLEADS GUILTY

John w. Anderson. 5l-yesr-old
resident Of Aberdeen. Wednesday
pleaded guilty to a federal grand
jury indictment charging illegal
sale OF intoxieants 10 an lndlsn.
Federal Judge Lloyd l. Black
ordered that Anderson. be held Ia
the city Jail until Feb. ;. at which
time sentence will be imposed.
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Building permits were issued
by the city Wednesday to Sam
Olson. III so. ssth st. for a
5000 residence at 1915 So. ID
St; TO Carter Lee. zoos So. 60th
q. for a $500 residence at $3.50
So. ID. and s4.i00 one at 450s
So. ID, and To the Rlchhaven In
vestment Co. 75< Broadway. for
a si.<5o cottage at 1916 So. r. st.
and a $3.50 residence at 72l2
So. c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
A Liquor Arrests
By State Agents

State liquor board officers
booked four persons at the county
Jail Tuesday afternoon and night
on charges of violating the Steele
act by possession of liquor for
sale. All four were at liberty on
bail Wednesday.
Those booked were Joe Davis, lie
Ro hotel; Mary Davis. 1888 Com
merce st: Stanley Pavlich. Stella
COON boulevard; and Ethel Lewis,
1309lz Commerce st.
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-HAPPY-
Riirthdau
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20
Tom ID. Sullivan, Route s,
Box 165, Puyallup.
Ola Marvik, 1918 So. ID st.
John NJ. landau, l4iS So.
seth 1T.
Harry Haugland, 40I No. X
81.
Mrs. John -Manley, I'D and
Waller Road.
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Price Of Pork
Tipped Slightly

California lettuce was quoted at
$3.50 per crate py local wholesale
fruit and produce dealers wednes-
day. No. Yakima potatoes were
priced at $3.50 per so lbs, and
1918 per ewt. No. 2 spuds were
being sold at sl.20 per 80 lbs.
Broccoli. priced at s275 per
crate. was among popular items in
Wednesdays produce listings.
Pork WAS up one-half cent above
previous quotations. with loins sell
ing at ISL cents per ID. and
shoulders at 22is cents per ID.
Hams were 3ois cents per ID.
Other meat prices were unchanged.
Listed quotations are wholesale.
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p"'kh fof i"h"s " pfokfeS>-
Ing favorabIy. II was indi-
Gated nj Wednesdays report
luncheon. At that time AT
subscriptions for s5.6ss were
reported. This brings the total
10 I.s57 subscriptions for =
total Of s2s.is5.
Let me have part In the fine
work the Tacoma Y. NJ. c. A..
Is doing" said young man from
a far away state who has enjoyed
his frequent visits to the Y. M.
c. A. building. Observing that
the campaign is on. he handed
over to the young lady at the
desk, Miss Elizabeth Funk, a cash
donation for $40 saying that is in
appreciation for all that the ~"
Is doing"
The second days report in the
Maintenance campaign brought
the total number OF pledges up TO
1888 for S17.40s, or 55 per cent
VI the campaign goal.
Whltaere Speaks
DR.. Horace j. Whitacre. who
led this campaign for eight years,
was present. Harry L. Brown
called on DIR. Whitaere to speak
and the doctor said that he was
glad 10 see them all keyed up TO
the job, stating that he was more
enthusiastic than ever about the
work of the Y. NJ. c. A. In order
that We may get the right sort of
citizens who will help to make a
better world tomorrow. John ID.
Hamilton and J. c. Haley also
spoke of things helpful TO the
campaign.
High division at Tuesdays meet
ing was The one managed by G.
q. Raymond. whose team captains
are DIR. l. A. Drues. l.. Eyert
Landon. Peter Dale. DIR. M. NJ.
Dodge. Archie Mclean and Dave
Peterson. but the high division To
date Is still the one headed by J.
c. Beckman. and the division
which has turned in the most
pledges and the most money Is
the Women's division under the
direction OF Mrs. G. +. McMsster.
Recognizes Teams
Sam b. Stocking. head OF the
teams section OF the campaign.
recognized the eight teams with
the largest per cent of their
quotas as follows:
Alfred Johnson. IS pct; David
Tuell. SIS pct; s. Grimstesd, rs
pct: Benton Brown. rs pct; w.
A. Macpherson. 10 pct; DIR. II. V.
Hoover, 81 pct: Mrs. T. A. Hill,
90 pct; George Davis. 90 pet.
7. A. Hill. vice president OF the
Y. NJ. c. A. recognized Tuesdays
three highest producers - Dave
Peterson. Mrs. J. G. Laws and
J. &. Beckmsn.
Hiil also decorated five workers
who had msde their personal
quotas, Frank Gillian. Dr.. HI. V.
Hoover. George Davis. Paul Bar
Der and Dave Peterson.
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Seattle ciesrings $40 .sss $50
IS: balances s5.005. s54. 81: trans
actions sis. 450 600 90.
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sales were go 600 shares. COM
pared with 5000 Tuesday. Curb
turnover was 1900 shares. same
et that Of Tuesdays session.
NEW YORK a statement by
Philip Murray. president Of the
cIo. advising his unions to demand
substantial wage increases chilled
stock market sentiment Wednesday
and prices declined irregularly with
volume tightening to around the
Invest levels since October.
Wall Street reasoned that higher
wages would not be compensated
for by higher prices and traders
remained aioof from the market
pending Qualification Of the labor
situation.
The Murray statement came a.
traders had 4 long list OF other
worries, notably the Forthcoming
tax measure. Corporation reports
continued to reflect inroads OF
taxes. u. 8. stsels report revealed
tax provisions for the year 1871
1t 3le1. <e6. 3s2. Net income for
the corporation totaled S11s,01s,-
e0e. or Slo.4s . share. u. =. steel
common stock eased fractionally
when directors declared q dividend
Of II . share. Other steels were
narrowly mixed.
The big problem for the steel
Industry just now IL to obtain suf-
ficient supplies of scrap to main
tain the high operating rate. Iron
Age reported the industry at 81
per cent Of capacity. up !. point
esspits the scrap stringency.
wEDNrsD:Y.s otorAr,ox.
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. D@(

Moon Quarter Moon Quarter
feb. Is Feb. a Feb l Fsb.e
Under instructions Of United
States army authorities The Ta-
coma Times II not permitted TO
publish any news of current
weather conditions In the eight
western states.
High temperature on Jan. 20 was
IS degrees and low ON Jan. "a
was 40.
Sun rises at 7:3s a. m. Thurs
day and sets at sos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
PRICES TO FARMERS

Poultry-Hens. colored. az 70
8 lbs. 21q22 cts: Leghorn hens.
more than sis lbs, ia is cts, and
under 81 lbs 1904 cts: col
ored friers. 20 cts: rossters. 20
cts: rabbits. SOFA cts. live
weight: turkeys. 2502s cts. per
h.. dressed: ducks. more than AZ
lbs. II cts
Butterfat-3e cents.
Eggs-Standard. 30 cts; medium
"a cts.
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Advice 10 Go Unions Uruinu
Higher Wages Chills Market

WEDNESDAY

Stocks: Lower and quiet.
Bonds: 1rrrgulsrly lower; u. s
governments firm.
Curb stecl<a: Irregular.
silver: Unchanged in New York.
Cettoa; or as much a. 1910 a
bale.
What: OFF 2 TO a. cents.
Corn: Down 81 To So cents.
soy beaas: Off 81 To A. cents.
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Quotations courtssv DEAN Witter n
Co. Warrington Bldg, members
New Xork Stock Exchanee)
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n. Y. CURB STOCKS

Closing Prices Furnished By
Dean Writer a. Company
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Investment Trusts

WEDNESDAY
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Honesty Always Paws

IOIIeSI 7 EN"dYs fdYs
FINDERS OF lost articles sdver-
tised below. please take notice.
After YOU have returned the
articles to the losers. 60 to The
Tacoma Times office. ala Mar
ket. where YOU will be presented
with two guest tickets to the
Temple theater.
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lOST7 Don't Despair.
Try Los" Ad
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THuRsDAY's TIDES
s23,l75 Pledged
In ~" Campaign

Tacoma Y.M.C.A.'s cam
paign for funds is progress
Ing favorabiy, II was indi-
Gated at Wednesday, report
luncheon. At that time AT
subscriptions for s5.6ss were
reported. This brings the total
10 I.s51 subscriptions for =
total of S2s.I.5.
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sales were 46o. 900 shares. COM
pared with Sc. 900 Tuesday. Curb
turnover was 1900 shares. same
et that OF Tuesdays session.
La gaceta., 1942-09-22
LOS HINDUS ATACARON
UNA FABRICA DE SAL

Bombar, India, Sept. o.
Armada con cuchillos, rev6lve-
res Y escopetas una ml1titud
atac6 una fabrica de sal en- ell
distrito de Tinnevelly, provin1
cia de Madras, matando al a
sistente inspector w. Loane y
pegando fuego a un cobertizo.
Varios establecimientos fue
ron saqueados en- ell distrito de
Cudappah, en- la misma re
gi6n. Las autoridades ordena-
ron ell arresto de estudiantes y
maestros en- Barisal, con ell fin
de dar terminO a las demostra
clones p1blicas. Los estudian-
ties mantienen una huelga en-
Bankura.
Estudiantes agitadores fue-
ron expulsados de las mOnta-
mas de Khasi y la region de
.Shillong. en- Assam.
La gaceta., 1942-09-22
ENNIARA TRABA-
JADORES FRANCHISES A


Washington sep. 22.-(ONA)
Como en- ell siglo de Ia clasica re.
Woluci6n franceSa del 1889
cuando Sc leyant6 ell pueblo con
hoces y guadanas para peleal
contra la OPPRESSION, sera 10 q. su.
cedera como resultado de la or.
den de CONSUMPTION de los ira
bajadores ~franceses cue diera
a Premier Laval-dicen los
franceses de hoy.
I'm frances lie declare a Ia 90
verseas New Agency" que 81 La
val no esta reuniendo trabaja-
dores para servir en- Francia,
planea enviarlos a que sc escla-
wien en- Alemania, a 6onde ellos
han rehusadO ir, pues no hay I'm
trabajador industrial 0 un fran
c6s que no sepa de este.
este decreto", dijo enfatica-
mente, mo es ell final de las diff
cultades de trabajo de Laval, 81
no que es Gnicamente el princi-
pio'.
A pesar de las negociaciones
entire el gobierno de VIchy y
Hitler paras conseguir que ira
baJadorcs franceses sean trans
portados a Alomania, en- cam
bio de prisiOneros y material
para ser usado en- las IA
bricas de Francia, no han llega-
do a ningGn acuerdo. Muy pocos
franceses estan dispuestOs a ir
a Alemania, y, esta, en- cambio.
no ha enviado 10 prometido. To-
das las Industries en- Fraucia
paradas, no hay trabajo,
la simple raz6n es que las IA
bricas no tienen la materia pri-
para producer. SegGn ell de
crato de Vichy todos los hom-
bres entire las edades de Is a 80
Y las mujeres de % ? 30
estan sujetas a la conscrip-
ci6n para eli 4rabajo FORBADE.
La gaceta., 1942-09-22
LA LEGION AMERICANA
TONIC I~MPORTANTES A
r.
AuddrG dctiVameRte al
Esfuerzo de Guerra

Kansas City, sept 22.-La
Legion Americana termln6 aqui
sus sesiones y esta dispuesta q
ayudar a ganar este segundc
conflicto mundial. Els possible, IS
gun Sc dijo, que no haya con-
venci6n en- 1913.
lDurante las sesiones Sc reve-
10 que mas de 100000 legiona-
rios trataron de ingresar en- ell
ejercito, sin conseguirlo.
La Legion, sin embargo, pro-
curara colocarlos como macs
tros o administrators militia
res.
Cada civil, segGn la Legion,
debe ser asignado a un papel de
guerra.
Estima los veteranos de la
Primera Guerra Global que de-
ben ser redlutados los capitales,
los trabajadores, la industrial y
la agricultural.
Sc tom6 el acuerdO de admit
Fir como veteranos a los comba-
tientes de la actual guerra.
Roane Warning, de Memphis,
Tenn, executive de una compa-
MIA de utilidad pGblica, fue cleo
to comandante naciorel.
Demanda la Legion que Sc a.
prueben leyes para garantizar
trabajo a todos los que regre-
sen de servir a la patria; entire
namiento militar obligatorio de
un aho, para la juventud. des-
pues de la guerra menos diferi-
mientos de j6venes que puedan
combatir, con el pretexto de la
bores esenciales; que no haya di
ferimientos a petici6n de los pa
tronos, con la exception de los
casos en- que no Sc puedan con-
trar substitutes; nombrar a las
mujeres oficiales medicos y CT
rujanos; acrecentar a su maxi
mo la fuerza aerea de la naci6n;
dar nombramientos de oficiales
a los quiropodistas, de modo que
los pies de los soldados puedan
ser debidamente atendidos.
La gaceta., 1942-09-22
Perdio la vida una mujer y otra Sufrio
una herida en- el brazo izquierdo
Mark Hannah agredio a Jessie Griffin
v Laura Moore

En- la madrugada de hoy, pc
co despu6s de las IL, Mark
Hannah, de 80 amos, vecino de
305 Park avenue, hizo varios
disparos frente a las casas de
inquilinato del gobierno fede-
en- Riverview Terrace, ma
a Miss Jessie Griffin, de
81 amos, que recibi6 tres heri-
das en- ell pecho, e hiriendo a
Laura Moore, de 38, vecina
del 306 de la avenida Selma,
que ingres6 en- ell Hospital Mu
nicipal.
Ell detective Busch arrest6 a
en- un pequeho restau
rnat de "a avenida Central y