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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
CIGARETs STOLEN

Thieves who broke into the
semaphore tavern. s213 So. Taco
ma way, early Saturday, stois II
cartons Of cigarets
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
n. Y. CURB STOCKS

You help yourself when you buv
Y. s. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23


Moon Quarter Moon Quarter
Mar Is FEB az Mar Mar.
Under instructions OF United
States army authorities The Ia
coma Times Is nor permitted to
publish any news Of current
weather conditions IN the eight
western states.
Highest temperature on Feb. 10
was 50 degrees and lowest up until
S a. m. Feb 20 was IS
Sun rises at 500 Pacific war
time Sunday and sets AZ 6:45.
Rises at Sol Monday and sets
at 6:46.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
ChrYsler Issue Hits New
Hiqh; Rail Stocks Also Up

DOW JONES AVERAGES
SATURDAY
ln0ustrinl -. .1os-s7. M az
Ran ........ ,s.ee. up ais
Uu1fty .....-.. lA&. mp e.et
Is stcc,z ...... s6es. mp a12
Sales approximated 10000
shares against i7o.ooo a week sgo
Curb sales were 5000 shares
compared with 7e.ooo las, satur.
day.
NEW YoRk-cnrysier corpora
ton featured TIE short session
On the stock market tcdsy ~ rs
ing to . new high fer Tire year
af SOL. NJ IL. ne issue has her
strong since th< dsrectc-x cut ire
dividend CARRIER tbs week % co.,
serve capital for war ~ork.
Enough rails stxs,o>6 q send
that average - <z<hfly. Utilities
were firmed a ousscck sor roexs-
HE suspenssoe C ss< cextA s<n-
tencs On holding cer-7a-s>s osls
sagred with r,azr a. s<~ texs
and chemicals fazs>c C. rsny afss-
recent declines CerF ere ~<rs
STEADY 20 eAss>r. nzzs1-E israes
nrm and farm eSx,=xr.s sc~<r.
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o0uotAuons ce<zrsexE Dsaz s1<zRr =
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

MUrkets ot q
GlUnce
Stocks irreTulsrly lower and
quiet.
Bonds irregalsriy higher. L. 3.
governments steady.
Curb stocks irregular.
Wheat and corn futures easy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

You help yourself when you buy
L. s. Defense Bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Help Kidneys
II Back Aches

10 Iou feei older than you are OF suffer
from oettins Up Nights. Bscksche, Nervous
rheumatic Pains, Burning. scanty or fire.
9nent psssases1 II %, remember that your
kidneys ere vital 70 your health and that
.nse ymptoms may g due 20 pcn-organic
bies-in such cases Oyster "a physician's
prescription usually gives prompt and Joy
Gus relief By helping The Kidneys fiush out
everything 70 gain and nothing 70 iose IN
trying Oyster. An iron -clad guarantees as
.ures refund Of your money on return OF
delay. Oct Cystex
"Ghn~ tStss-texl from
et,si Hu, bi..p orly 1Ss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
OTHER COUNTS DROPPED
Mcleod
Loses i'm
Vote Fight

Beaten in court as well as at
the polls-he claims illegally
Clarence j. Mcleod considered to-
day whether to carry 10 the House
of Representatives his contest
against The reelected Democratic
encumbent. George ID. O'Brien.
The court jouSt went against
Mcleod on the verdict of Judges
Dewitt II. Merriam, Thomas j.
Murphy and Guy A. Miller, who
sat en- banc to hear charges of
irregularities in the Thirteenth
Congressional District election.
Their decision approved certifi-
cation of the ballot tally by the
board of canvassers, but ordered
preserved all evidence. Mcleod
lost to O'Brien by $500 votes in
the unofficial count.
David II. Crowley. former at
torney general, charged for Nc
Leod that $500 voters had been
disfranchised in Is precinct S
through a ballot mixup.
Samuel Bremen and Miss Helen
Miller, county counsel, confessed
some voters in two precincts had
received wrong ballots in the Thir.
teenth, but maintained the error
was rectified before il could have
Influenced final results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Dentist Loses Fight
Judge Refuses TO Quesh Gaming Charges Against
Dr.. Clarence M. Macarthur Filed Years Ago

trial, Judge Skillman dismissed
counts against Frank B. Porter
and Grover B. Brown, who were
the alleged operators of the hand
book. All four were accused in the
same case.
Skillman's decision in this phase
supported the contention of Ward
Culver, attorney, that both Porter
and Grover Brown were convicted
on different gaming conspiracy
counts Of a 10-count charge. The
state law holds two or more must
be involved in conspiracy.
Assistant Prosecutor Glenn
Hague announced he would appeal
this verdict.
The new trial for Macarthur and
William Brown was based on re-
versible errors in the trial. At the
first trial Assistant Prosecutor
Wallace Temple commented on the
failure of the defendants to pro-
duce character witnesses. This,
Skillman ruled. was illegal.
Barnard claimed his clients
should not face trial again because
of failure of the jury to convict on
the general charge Of a gaming
conspiracy. He assailed the con-
viction as being established on a
single count.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18

Two-year-old gambling charges
against DR.. Clarence M. Macarthur,
chain dentist, headed for further
legal controversy today when
Judge w. Mckay Skillman refused
a motion TO dismiss the warrant.
Edward N. Barnard. defense
attorney. Immediately filed notice
of appeal to the State Supreme
Court. Skillman had earlier granted
Macarthur and his office manager,
William L. Brown, a new trial
from their jury conviction Of aid
ing and assisting gambling place.
OTHER COUNTS DROPPED
Maneuvers in the case, which
began with a police raid on Nc
Arthur's offices at I'LL Griswold
street in September, 1910, brought
several legal oddities.
In holding that Macarthur and
his assistant should stand a new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
I More Hunters
Killed; Toll Of
Dead Now Five

Fatalities OF Michigan's deer
hunting season rose to five today
with the reported deaths of Earl
Anderson. Is. of 6341 Tuxedo ave-
nue., and Donald Davis, 25, of
Pontiac.
Davis was found by a member
of his hunting party near Lake
George and was taken 10 Clare
hospital where he died from a
stray bullet wound in his back.
Anderson was struck in the head
by a stray bullet. He was hunt
ing with his father, Frank. in
Hacking Township. Ogemaw
County. They became separated
and the youth was dead when the
father found him.
OTHER GUN VICTIMS
Earlier gun victims were Lloyd
Ball. 1S, of Kslkaska, killed near
Atlanta in Montmorency County,
and Stanley NJ. Dean of New Car
lISlc, W, hlllcu On ANCCbiSi 1SioiiN
in the St. Mary's River.
Fifth victim was Carl Z. Wit
ting. IS, of 81 South Porter street.
Saginaw, killed Monday night
when his car overturned in Glad
win County while he was return
ing from a deer hunting trip. His
companion, Ward King. 26, Of GIT
South Webster street, Saginaw, is
in serious condition in Saginaw
General Hospital.
Earlier reported missing, Elmer
Rossman. Saginaw mail carrier,
returned TO his camp in the Pigeon
River area. He said he got too far
away from camp to return before
nightfall and slept in the woods
Sunday night and resumed hunt
ing the next day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Rdtkowski Gets
| 10 ) Years

Despite a series of legal maneu-
vers, former county jury commits
sioner Joseph Ratkowski, 81, today
was under sentence of one to five
years for negligent homicide.
The sentence. imposed by Cir
cult Judge Lester S. Mol, grew
out of an auto crash at New Dix
and Eureka roads Sept. Fl, 1941,
in which three persons were killed,
A probation report showed Rat
kowski was travelling at a high
rate of speed when he crashed into
another car.
Ratkowski first pleaded guilty
to manslaughter, apparently hop
ing for a probationary sentence.
Then, when Jail doomed, he with
drew his plea. but more recently
pleaded guilty TO the charge on
which he was sentenced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
InterneS
Win Cut i'm
Food

Action by the city welfare COM
mission today apparently had
ended the lunch room strike" of
26 Receiving Hospital internes,
angered over the discrepancy be-
tween the 80 cents allowed them
for meals and the so cents the
hospital temporarily charged them.
The commission restored the old
price of meals to internes and
also directed that they be per-
mitted to order an a la carte
breakfast costing less than 80
cents in the hospital dining room
if they desired instead of paying
the fiat meal price.
Internes were charged for their
hospital dining room meals at the
rate Of 80 cents per meal which
was taken from their salary of $50
a month. Recently the dining room
increased the price of meals to so
cents, but no adjustment was made
in the interne's pay.
AS a result they walked out
Monday at lunch time and spent
an hour or more getting lunch at
a nearby. restaurant instead of in
the hospital.
81 have no quarrel with the
internes," said DR.. d. NJ. Nor
rill. hospital superintendent.
"The welfare commission was too
busy yesterday to take up the
matter of an adjustment In their
wages. However, 1t did direct
the dining room to return to
its old prices and to allow the
internes to obtain cheaper
breakfast III desired"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Aided by Ford
Old Friend Offered Land;
Court Considering

An offer by Henry Ford TO
donate two parcels of land in place
of the Quirk farms TO the Huron
Clinton Metropolitan Authority
so that an old friend of his would
not be Inconvenience today was
being studied in Circuit Court.
The offer was made at a con-
demnation proceedings before
Judge Clyde I. Webster through
Ford attorney /. A. capizzi. 1t
was explained that Mrs. Emma
Bahlinger, an old friend and
former employee of Ford's, makes
her home on the Quirk farms, now
under condemnation, and the
motor magnate does not wish to
see her home disturbed for the
Huron Clinton project.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18

Franklin's DUZ everything. Frank
Inns DUZ give YOU the warmest.
contest, smartest Fur Coat in town
for only $500. Franklin's DUZ
give you up TO $500 in trade for
your old outmoded Fur Coat.
Franklin's DUZ accept as little as
$500 deposit TO reserve your Fur
Goat. Franklin's DUZ give you the
choice OF the easy friendly credit
terms that suit you best. Frank.
Inns DUZ give you low competitive
cash prices on easy budget terms.
Franklin's DUZ give YOU up to 50
weeks TO pay. Yes, Franklin's DUZ
things your way. See the large
glorious. sparkling selection of
glamorous, long wearing Fur Coats
priced as low as $4,000. For a
limited time, a smart new hat or
shoes. value $500. will be included
FREE with your Fur Coat. This
offer only at FRANKLIN'S DE
PARTMENT STORE, 316 Michigan
Ave. shop any evening till 300.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Jeffries PIedQes
Probe Of Meat
Shortage Here

Charges by retail meat dealers
that there is considerable manipu-
lation in the distribution of meat
in Detroit will get an immediate
investigation" possibly by Senator.
elect Homer Ferguson. Mayor Ed.
ward ]. Jeffries Jr., promised
today.
Mayor Jeffries made his promise
during an address by Peter
Skladzien, national director of the
Retail Meat Dealers Association
TO the Detroit branch of the asso-
citation in Amaranth Temple.
Skladzien charged meats marked
for Fort Wayne and Selfridge
Field found their way into some
local stores.
WANTS ACTION
"You appoint n committee Of
four that knows what this Ii
about and / promise you we will
get some action" said the mayor
interrupting Skladzien.
81 can't say anything about
the results. But 1 know that
Homer Ferguson will find out
about IL even IL he In new In
Washington" .
Skladzien also charged that
formerly large western packers
deliberately dumped" meat in De-
troit to keep prices low. Now, he
said, they refuse to ship meat here
because of the low ceiling prices.
After the meeting. Skladzien ex-
banded his observations on distri-
button Of meats in the city.
HINT OF BLACK MARKET
"To get any meat, dealer
must accept certain manufac-
tured products from distributors.
know one dealer who has
enough meat loaf for seven
weeks. He had to take Ii to get
some pork chops. Some dealers
can't stand to do that and
haven't had pork chops for
weeks.
II don't say there Is n black
market on meat here. I do say
some dealers must be paying q
premium to get meat to sell"
Melvin Robinson. head of the
Detroit Retail Meat Dealers Asso-
citation predicted that Detroit's
diminishing supply of meat would
go still lower before the holidays
with a possible complete absence
of beef within the next few weeks
I'm most cases." said Robin
son. slaughter houses have al
ready killed and sold their 1912
quotas. This Is because they
were not Informed al the meat
rationing program until several
weeks after they had stepped up
their kills. Packing houses are
already sending out letters of
regret that they cannot supply
dealers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Holiday Safely Drive
For Shoppers Opens

plea for pedestrian safety and also
an extended lecture series by
police safety officers AT schools,
churches. recreation centers and
social organizations,
Traffic safety I'm this war
year Is more important than
ever before" said John Head. Co
director of the educational cam
palgn.
Due largely 10 the pedestrian
police believe, there
have been 10 less pedestrian fatali-
ties this year than during the same
period last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18

A mans favorite slipper. For
Comfort. Plaid collar. Brown.
Boys Everetts--1.ls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Don't have a vacant chair nj

"Don't have q vacant chair at
your table this Christmas"
This is the slogan of the De-
troit Police Departments pedes-
TRAN educational campaign that
opens today for the holiday season.
Public address systems. with an
nouncerx directing pedestrian traf-
fic in the downtown area and al
the various shopping centers,
again will function as part of the
holiday season campaign.
Added this year, police say is
an extended roster and pamphlet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Council Approves johnson

Appointment Of Henry N. John.
son, former president of the De-
troit Real Estate Board and a
Of the mayors defense
housing fact-finding committee, to
the Detroit board of coming ap-
peals, today had the formal APP
proval of common council. He
will fill the vacancy created by the
death of Joseph Schiappacasse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18

Like sending him a gift every
day. Order The Detroit Times
mailed daily to your man In the
armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18

Young Mr.. Keepnews of
Flushing, L. l., who has been
appointed to West Point Mill
tary Academy. He was the
winner of the highest individ-
ual honors in the 1912 William
Randolph Hearst ROTC Rifle
Workmanship Competition.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-11
Nenniri no Bolear-.
sken
Obsedno stanje v Sofiji - 5N
Oseb vrzenih v zapOr

LONDON, 5. decembra (UP)
- Vcerajsnji New York Times
poroca, da je bio v Sofiji pro.
glaseno obsedno stanje in da SO
takoj prvi dan virgil v zapor
500 "komunistov', med kateri-
mi Sc je nahajal baje eden, ki
je bill s padobranom poslan Y
Sofijo. Porocilo izvira cd nena-
ske casniske agenture NDB.
Aretacije SO izvrsili vojaski
oddelki, nakar je bilo obsedno
stanje zopet preklicano. Ime pa
dalca, XII je bill priliki aretaci.
je tezko ranjen, nj znano.
Med aretiranini Sc nahaja
tudi 80 cd policijes ze pref iska-
nih oseb in precejsnje stevilo
vojakov, obdolzenih, da so 81
rili komunisticnc propaganda v
vojski. Nadalje trdi DNB, da SO
bill aretirani komunisti, zidje in
razlicne osebe, XII MISC bile pri.
.javljene policiji.
Do sedmih zjutraj, dokler je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-11
RAzpIS SLUzBE

Odbor Kluba drustev s. ND.
razpisuje sluzbo "a oskrbnika ma
balincarskih prostorih. Prosilec
mora znati postreei gostom "a
baro. katerega veseli ia posel,
Sc maj zglasi v uradu S.N.Doma
do ponedeljka zvecer do s. ure.
ODBOR KLUBA DRUSTEV
SIND
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-11

Publicist Johannes Steel 0 zade-
vi Otona
New York, Post, 3. decembra.
= Darlanizem Sc je rodil in bo
tudi zivel.
Kar je pogreseno v sedanji
mirovni ofenzivi proti Italiji je
to, da je osnovana ma tradicio-
nalnih naeelih politike sill, po
bistvu in vzorcu podobnih poll
tiki napram Habsburzanom in
napram Darlanu. Italijanski fa-
sisti 81 ze lizejo ustnice. Ako Sc
jim odpre TAXA lepa prilika ka-
kor Darlanu, jo bodo takoj IL
rabbi.
Zadeva Habsburzanov pa je
prav "a prav mnogoi bolj resna
nego smo bill mislili. Avstrijski
monarhisti trde, da( je pripo-
znanje OtonoVe legije strani
War Departmental letzaeetek in
da Sc bo koneno Oton povrnil v
Avstrijo ma celu ekspedicije a.
meriskih ladij polnih zivil, XII
bodo pristale v Trst1l. Namen
je, da bi prisel Oton twill in
obleko, tako da bi ga stradajoci
Avstrijci morali sprejeti z vese-
ljem.
V splosnem ljudje mnogo pre-
povrsno sodijo o italijanskem
fasizmu. Prislo je v modo, 60
voriti italijanskem fasizmu,
ko da je nekoliko smesen. To je
zelo nevarno. Edna razlika med
nernskim fasizmom in italian
skim fasizmom je ia, da je nem-
Ski fasizem strahovlada kladiva
in kija, docim je italijanski fa-
sizem tiranija bodala.
Jugoslovani v skrbeh
Jugoslovanska vlada in gene
raj Mihajlovic so zelo V skrbeh
zaradi izredne ljubeznivosti, XII
jo izkazujemo italijanskim ia
sistom. Ker je nasa pozornost
priklenjena edino lie ma Nemcijo
in Japonsko, Sc je moglo zgodi-
ii, da so razmere Jugoslavije
pod italijansko okupacijo ostale
neopazene. Italia je z Jugosla-
vijo ravnala norda Sc slabse ne
go Nemci s Poljaki. s..
Italijanski fasisti so torej We
sell, ko mislijo, da bo morda
kateri izmed njih dobil povabi-
10 cd zaveznikov, da- Sc "darla-
mira in jim kots druzbenemu
sloju pomaga, da Sc izognejo
kazni. Ne glede ma to, da Gesta-
po, XII nadzoruje lasko policijo,
najbrze ne bi dovolila Italiji
skleniti separator mir, bi bilo
dobro povedati Sc enkrat in 2
vso jasnostjo, da je edino upa-
ME ma upor Italije v ljudstvu,
XII Sc edino more odtrgati cd
preteklosti.
Mi pa ne moreno sklepati
J jutrisnjega miru politicnimi
prvaki cd vceraj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-11
NaprOdaj ,je

trgovina, kjer Sc servira send
vice in lunc. Nahaja Sc naspro-
I'll poulicnega terminala in to-
varne. Cena 5000. Najemnina
.S35 meseeno. Trgovina zaprta
iob veeerih in nedeIjah. Zglasite
Sc med 2. in 8. uro popoldne ma
1888 ST. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-11
O+on Hobsburski
Izjaya drzavnega selretarja,
Cordell HULA

Newyorski PM 2 dne 8. de-
cembra prinasa il Washingto-
Nh naslednjo vest:
Drzavni sekretar, Cordell
Hull je vceraj svaril pred ten
denco, pripisovati politicen po-
men avstrijskemu bataljonu Y
okvirju vojske zedinjenih dr.
zav. f.&&
Ko je vojni sekretar, Henry
L. Stimson, pred kratkim ma
znaniI, da DO organiziran bata-
lion in da bo komite avstrij-
skin monarhistov sodeloval pri
nahiranju vojakov, so zaceli kri-
tizirati ia ukrep, ces da War
Department podpira Otona
Hahsburskega v njegovem
stremljenju "a prestolom avstro-
ogrske, XII maj bi bila po vojni
ohnovljena.
Obtozevali so tudi State De-
partment, da je vplival ma Stim-
sona, maj pomaga Otonu S tenn,
da sprejme pomoc monarhistic-
mega komiteja.
G. Hull je odgovoril ma vpra-
sanje glede avstrijskega bata-
ljona, da diplomacija zedinje-
nih draw zdaj nina nobenih
drugih ciljev nego zmago. vpra-
sanja, XII Sc ticejo povojne dobe,
je treba zaenkrat podrediti te-
mu vaznejsemu cilju.
Dodal je, da je bio tudi vpra-
sanje admirala Darlana in Sc
verne Afrike reseno ma podlagi
istih vidikov. Vsi osvobojeni ma
rodi, je izjavil 6. Hull, bodo sa-
mi volili svoje prvake. u
Glede porocil, da so cehoslo-
vaski narodnjaki in tudi pred
stavniki drugih skupin, XII so
nekdaj tvorile avstro : ogrsko
cesarstvo, protestirali proti So
delovanju Wade z Otonom, je 6.
Hull izjavil, da slieni protest.
neprestano prihajajo in da jih
State Department tudi spreje-
ma ma znanje.
" prestolnici so krozile v zad-
MEM easus razlicne in pestne
zgodbice o tenn, kako. je prislo
do ustanovitve avstrijske legi.
je. Ena goyorica trdi, da je
sodnik kasacijskega sodisca,
Felix Frankfurter, rodom il
Dunaja, preprical War Depart
ment, da je umestno, pomagatl
Otonu. Druga trdi, da je po-
mocnik drzavnega sekretarja
Adolf Berle podpiral Otona.
Pm zatrjuje, da nobena teh
goNoric nj verodostojna.
Stimson nj izdelal naerta "a
avstrijski battalion, katerega u,
radni zacetki so, kakor je vide
ii, v Bell Hist. Namen predsed'
nika, XII ga je odobril, nj pod.
preti Otonovo stremljenje, tenn.
veG le posluziti Sc komiteja, k
je incl navidezno najboljse liz.
glede "a nabiranje vojakov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-11
Albonci pozisaio
srbske vosi
Posledice italijanskega scuyanja

/
Il LONDON, 3. decembra (ON-
Al - Cd italijanskih oblasti
.nascuvane albanske tolpe SO po-
zgale 81 srbskih vasi in napa-
die 20 drugih v blizini albanske
meje. Prislo je do pokoljev pre-
bivalstva juznozapadne Jugosla-
vie.
Jugoslovanski vojaski krogi
trde, da SO bill pohodi organi-
zirani cd albanskega kyizlinga,
po imenu Kruja, in da je priza=
deto ozemlje okolica Kosovske
Mitrovice. Polovica prebival-
stva- pozganih vasi je bila po-
klana, ostali pa so pobegnili v
gozdove.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-11

|trajalo obsedno stanje, prebi-
vaistvo Sofijer nj smelo zapu-
|stiti svojih domov. LIE poseb-
MIN policijskim dovoljenjem SO
smell ma ulico. Use prometne
proge so bile voiasko zasedene,
telefonske in brzojavne zveze
prekinjene.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Mead to Address Club

Senator Mead, Democrat, of New
York will speak On retirement legis-
lation at meeting of the Federal
Club at 8 pm Tue5iay in the palm
room of Hotel 2400 A buffet
supper will be served after the
business meeting.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Austin Says 6. 0. P.
Has Chance 10 Win II
More Senate Seats
Vermonter Declares Porty
Will Press Congress
Campaign Despite War
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Senator Austin, Republican, OF
Vermont, expressed belief yesterday
that the Republicans had fighting
chance Of winning II additional
Senate seats this year.
Making this estimate Of his
party's prospects in the November
elections Senator Austin, the as
sistant minority leader, added that
the Republicans would make a bid
for every possible seat in Congress
despite the war.
''Of course there is a mathemati-
cal chance but not a political
probability Of gaining enough seats
to give the Republicans a majority
in the Senate" Senator Austin said.
At present Republicans have 20
of the 96 Senate seats. If they won
all of the "a Senate contests this
fall, they would have control Of
the chamber for the first time
since 1892.
Senator Austin conceded, however,
that Democrats were as certain as
anything In politics can be to win
in traditionally Democratic States
of the South and said they prob
ably would come out on top in IA
contests. He would not say which
States he conceded to Democratic
candidates.
OF the "a seats at stake, 9 are
now held by Republicans, "a by
Democrats and l by Senator Norris,
independent, of Nebraska.
On the point of conducting q
political campaign during wartime,
Senator Austin said:
1T will not tend to divide the