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NOTICIAS DE- TODD Ell MUNDO

Rangoon en- poder de los nipones. = Buques ia.
poneses hundidos en- ell Pacifico.-Nombrado el
almirante King jefe de operaciones navales.-
Dicese que Vichy ha e~ntregado a los nazis 40
barcos de guerra.-El presidente Roosevelt lie
.hablo a los campesinos.-Hundido ell vapor bra
sileno "Arabutan".-Llego a Miami ell hijo del
presidente de la Argentina.
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Nueva Delhi, India, mario 10
-Rangoon, la capital de Birma
MIA, cay6 aver EN- manos de las
tropas japonesas. FL esemigo ST.
que avanzando en- direction de
la bahia de Bengala, donde espe
ra establecer sus bases Y atacar
a la India.
Washington, mario 10.-La
marina informa que los subma-
rinos ameriCanos, en- ell oeSte del
Pacifico, hundieron un destruc-
tor, un buque tanque y pusieron
fuera de combate un portaavio-
mes y tres cruceros. ESas perdi-
das las sufrieron los nipones en-
La semana que termin6 ell 6 de
MARIO.
Washington, mario l0.-El
~secretario de Marina, Knox, a.
nunci6 aver ell nombramiento
del almirante Ernest j. King,
comadante en- jefe de la escua-
dra americana, para ell puesto
de jefe de operaciones navales.
Sustituye King al almirante Ha
rold r. Stark, que era jefe de
las operacioneS navales desde
1889 y pasa a ser comandante
de la escuadra americana en- las
aguas de Europa. King tendra
mayor autoridad que jamas tu-
vo ningdn otro almirante en- la
marina estadunidense.
Stark sc hara cara cargo de
sus nuevos deberes ell dia Is de
abril, tomando el mando del vi
c%ealmirante Robert l., Chlorine
ly.
Cairo, mario 10.-Nada Sc
sabe aqui sobre la noticia dada
.por la agencia rusa Tass. en-
Londres, de que ell gobierno de
Petain ha entregado a Alema-
MIA mas de 40 barcos de guerra,
todos los cuales sc hallaban en-
construction al firmarse ell ar
misticio, en- JUNO de 1910. En-
tire ellos figura ell acorazado
"Clemenceau' y un crucero de
5000 toneladas. Muchos subma-
rinos han sido tambien traspa-
sadOs a los nazis-segdn la
lass.
Santa Clara, Cuba, mario 10.
-Fuertes temblores de terra
Sc sintieron aver en- Sagua la
Grande, importante pueblo de
esta provincial. Los estremeci-
mientos ocasiOnaron dahos de
poca importancia. No hubo des-
gracias personales.
West Palm Beach, mario 10.
Tres negros que llevaban nue.
We amos en- las celdas de la muer
te, en- Raiford, recobraron aver
su libertad cuando el juez Chill
ingworth pidi6 para ellOs, a un
jurado, veredicto de absoluci6n.
FL fiscal no pudo probar que a.
sesinaran a Robert Darsey, un
pescador, vecino de Pompano.
en- 1888.
Washington, mario lola
baron aver por la Radio a los
campesinos de la naci6n, ell pre-
sidente Roosevelt, el vicepresi-
Wallace y el secretario de
agriculture, Mr.. Wickard. De-
el Presidente que la lucia
para impedir una mayor infla-
ct6n economical, es parte vital
para ganar la guerra. Pidi6 Ell
jefe de estado cooperation y
restriction voluntaria por parte
de cada grupo. Ia buena fe del
vecino y compatriota. La vigil
lancia debe mantenerse y el go
Sc propone impedir ga
nancias exageradas 0 injustifi-
cadas. 81 todos los precios con-
tinQan subiendo, tendremos una
muy peligrosa clase de infla-
Ell aumento en- el costo de
la vida servira para aumentar
q caste De Ia guerra y de "a dsu.
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Palabras muy in~teresantes
dijo aver, en- la reunion de la
Junta de Utilidad, ell Sr. B. F.
Solomon, de Chicago, repre-
sentante de un accionista Pa
"a mi este Sc haya cargado de
politica. .Jamas he dido de una
ciudad tratando de regular
las "utilidades." mo tienen
ustedes una Junta de Utilida-
des en- ell estado?
No, no hay Junta en- e. Els
tado-explic6 ell Sr. Tillman-
pero esta Junta es una criatu-
"a de la legislature de 1889.
-Bien, yo nunea ha5ia OF
do que tai cosa exsitia decla
re Solomon.
-Viyino p"a
replica Nj. T..lmanI.
Lo dnico que Tampa ha a
.pendido de la Junta de Utili-
dad, un feto de la legislature
de 1887. ss Que lie cuesta una
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DIVUuGACION CIENTIFICA
FL Acido AmiRico en-
los EStudiOS del Cancer

ciedad del Control del Cancer
por ell professor Howard Beard,
de la Universidad de Luisiana,
Sc dice que la alimentacion ex-
ira dada a los animales, utilizan
do un grupo de CONSTITUENCIES
de las proteinas (acido amino)
ha culminado en- la deSaparici6n
rde tumores trasplantados en- un
SO a 82.9 por ciento de los ami
males.
ConteStando a una pregunta
que lie fuera hecha por ell editor
de una publication cientifica, el
professor Beard dijo que ell me-
TODD para dar en- los alimentos
cantidadeS extras de mezclas de
acidoS amino, la construction
de bloques de las proteinas Ten
contradas en- la carne, huevos,
leche, queSO y alimentos simila-
RESI- eSta siendo sometida a
prueba, clinicamente, en- seres
humanos, por ell DR.. Walter B.
COffey, de San Francisco, y las
primeras indicaciones son favo-
rabies. En- algunOs casos de hos
pital los obreros pudieron vol
yer al trabajo, en- los ferrocarri-
les, luego de recibir las inyec-
clones. "Yo diria que las posibi-
Iidades clinicas para ell uso de
los acidoS amino son esperanza-
doras por ell p~resente; pero que
una definida contestaci6n no
podra darse hasta que mayores
trabajos Sc realicen".
Las proteinas, las substan-
cias basicas de los tejidos vivOs
Sc forman a su vez de simples
CONSTITUENCIES conocidos como
&cidos amino. Veintitres de es-
las subsaneias son c~onocidas.
Diez de elias Sc conocen como e.
senciales acidos amino porque
Ell cuerpo no logra sintetizarlos.
Cuando estos dieZ Sc italian pre-
sentes, ell cuerpo logra romper-
los y transformar.Os en- otros,
de acuerdo con sus necesidades.
En- esta manera e. cuerpo reali-
"a ell proceso de reemplazar y re
construir sus gastados tejidOs.
Explic6 ell professor Beard
que en- los experiments ANNA
les una forma de cancer de ami
males conocida como el "sarco-
ma 256" fue trasplantado a un
considerable n1merO de ratas
j6venes. Despues, en- ell dia de la
trasplantaci6n, o dos semanas
mas tarde, cuando ell tumOr EN-
pezaba a brotar, de l a 5 cent?
metros de una seduction conte-
niendo diez acidos amino fue in
yectada alrededor del tumor o
aa a las ratas por meio del aqua
. Que beben. Por otra parte, en- un
grupo de las ratas (que recibie-
ron la mezcla de los acidos ami
no) 80 de los 100 tumores, $50
por ciento) desaparecieron por
complete. Trece desarroMaron
de nuevo tumOres y de estos sic
te desaparecieron por segunda
vez. Algunos del resto c%recieron
lentamente.
En- Otro grupo, 3s de 46 tu-
mores (82.9%) completamente
desaparecieron. En- 81 ratas en-
las cuales los tumores desapare-
cieron bajo la terapia del acido
amino, dc5les transplantes Sc
h.eieron por segunda vez. Los
tumcres solo brotaron en- IL a.
nimales y de estos nueve desapa
recieron por complete, por Sc
gunda ez, sin ninguna terapia.
En- las ratas viejas con gran
des tumores, las inyecciones sir
vieron para prolongar la vida y
resistir la "caquexia'. Algunos
de estos tumores quiza desapa-
rezcan por complete.
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Lo que parecia modestia en-
ell senior Toland, Sc ha CONVEX
lido en- una ambici6n desme-
surada.
Quiero servir a la nacion =
decia- Y no estimo justo as
pirar a un puesto politico en-
tales circunstancias.
Esperaba que lie ofrecieran
,un "ascenso".... pero no llega-
.ra. :.
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Ell TEMPO

La temperature subira en- la
tarde y la noche de hoy, Minima
en- Ia mahana de hoy, S6 grades.
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Ell
STILLWEL JEFF DE ES-
TADO MAYOR

Ch%ungking, emma, mario
10.--El gobierno chino anun-
clio hoy ell nombramiento del
general americana Jose w.
Stillwell para jefe de Estado
Mayor de las lropas republi-
eaas7 ba 0 el mando del ge--
~. mo Oh Kai Shek.
(. na1aa ..a gision mi
ligar a v a hington.
Stillwell arrib6 ell dia 4, CO.
mo enviado especial del presi-
dente Roosevelt,
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Las autoridades militares ma
zis de Yugoeslavia anuncian
que entire s~eptiembre l y fe-
brero 20 mataron a 1889 eco
munistas."
No Sc ha dado aun a la pu-
blicidad ell n1mero de 'comu-
nistas asesinados por las auto
ridades civiles....
Todos esos crimenes Seran
castigados, implacablemente
a la bora de la victoria.
Por cada servio digno ase
sinado, seran ahOrcados no me
nos de tres traidores.
LIE llaman "comunistas' a
los hOmbres cue pertenecen a
las guerrillas Y resisten las sal
vajadas de los alemanes y sus
esclavos.
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enorme suma de dinero y que
Sc cre6 para servir fines poll
ticos.
Fue una ley aprobada con-
ira la companfa Tampa Elec-
tric......y
La Florida necesita una jun
ia de "utilidades," como tiene
una Comisi6n. de Ferrocarri :
les, pero no como esta de Tam
pa, mala, cara y lenta.
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Raymond Sheldon Sc man.
tiene en- intimo contacto con
la colonia latina desde hace
muchos amos.
Su esposa y el van a todas
las fiestas de las sociedades
mutualistas, pagando, y con
nuestras familias conviven.
Raymond posee varios amos
de experienced en- la legislatu-
"a, es liberal, sinceramente mo
desto, consecuente, Y ell Sr.
Toland no lie derrotara.
Nc quiero la reelection CO.
mo Representative - cantaba
Toland - porque ell ejercito
me llamara y entonces no pOdr@
cumplir con mis- deberes de lie
gislador....
mon -queiro, non queiro".'
Schame la senaduria en- ell SOM
breiro" y cambiare de opinion.
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Sobre la famosa compania
Tampa Gas, especializada en-
,pedir pr6rrogas a la Junta de
Utilidad, manifesto aver ell le-
trade George P. Raney, nuevo
miembro de la Junta: Me pa
rece extrano que esta compa-
MIA game menos del siete por
ciento v en- cambio cobre una
de las mas atlas tarifas de lie
naci6n.
Els una compania... que no
paga dividendos en- las accio-
mes comunes y ST en- las prefe-
ridas.
Una compania que paga ba-
jos sueldos, comparativamen-
tie.
i'm pulpo..... que ACADIA de
pedir otro plazo por medic de
sus nuevos letrados, los Sres.
Carl Hoffman y L. L. Robin :
son, de Miami!
Y Sc esperara de nuevoi see.
hasta ell 20 de abril!
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Fasting TT along
Win Hsroid Sksv

Checking up on last Thursdays sure things" makes
Monday much buer-five big mistakes in Ia selections
ABERDEEN 49, STADIUM o picked Aberdeen 81
seem to possess With their ofense half gone by nrstquarer
still the Bengals bsed the Bobcats to onetouhdo~n victory
when Aberdeen intercepted and went
all the Keep on Aberdeen IN that southwest Con-
LINCOLN Ia BELIARMINE picked
Lincoln improving rapidly hut made ubies
rated The Abe- will iron their mistakes this week
BUCKLEY H. CHEHAIIs picked Chehals 49, Buckley o.
Coach Bill foyear veteran Bob Ross and the smart
thinking 20
CLOVER PARK 10 FEDERAL WAY picked Clover 20
Federal Way according to the dope but Federal Way may
surprise somebody later in the season
playing key positions and the Tojans pulled fast
EAToNynLE oRTING picked Eatonvile IS ortins o.,
ong has no coach e hasn't reported YETI but they fought Eaton
KAPOwsIN 81 yEIM 8 picked Kapowsn IS Yelm o)-This
Kspowsin gang County
SUMNER IS HwACo picked Sumner i3 nwsco oMore and
looks like Sumner the team to beat the Puget Sound
EVERETT H. SEATTLE o picked IS Seattle
Prep ooagy Chuck smiths seags scored twice in the first
period then smith his who evidently far below
BREMERToN IL, picked Ia. Brem-
erton oDwigh schyer off to fine start in his first
grid coach and he have the team to raise havoc
LoNGyEw o. VANCOUVER picked 81. 1onsview
0)Longvew didn't made Ia Longview
yards yardage yards
scoreboaro especially
Bust En- Anger 81 touchdown. Looks
like the southwest Conference il wide open this
kEISO CENTRAIIA picked Centrala 49, kso 12)It
close predicted IN
OLYMPIA 20, HOQUIAM picked Hoqusm L., Olympia g.
One thing certain about the Southwest Conference seonsthey
consistently The Olympia victory makes Belarmines
ia
ODEA HIGHILNE picked ODes Highine o)The
still unbeaen but Hghlne held them three That's
good warning Ior other Puget Sound teams to look out for Hshne
sedro wooey 15)Both
command all the
LEWIS CLARK !, WALLA WAII.A picked Wss :.
o-Thst wala tougher
this Friday afternoon
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. GOLF

Jack Walters. state southpsw
champion. Sunday added the first
annual ex-Tscoma caddy tourns-
ment title to his list.
Playing at Meadow Park, the
youngster knocked off Verne Tor
fin, default, when Verne. soldier,
couldn't compete: Herb Hssch.
Bob yanDeMark and Frank Unger.
Play was by way Of nine-hole
sudden death matches. Unger was
runner-up.
First flight honors went 10
Ken Kofoed over Chef Wells
and second flight honors to
Jim Leduc over Don Bour-
Eai,e.
Forty-six former cshdies
and now good adult PLAYERS,
phoned In q desire IN COM
pete. hut told Manager RAY
Ball they could not leave their
work.
Next year. Ball says. play will
be in June when longer nights
favor longer competition.
Meadow Park Mems club staged
selectve nine play Sunday. First
division honors went TO Aubrey
Gustsfson. 34-6h-2Ti1; Jim Le-
duo. 34-5n-2sl1. Second divi-
sion. DR.. c. z. Hicks. 3s-l0-2s;
p. l. Gordon, $3.50: Fred
Smith. Bruce Swanson and z. c.
NcEwen. SIS
BROOkDaLE-Sixty-tvo play
srs have entered and completed
first round play N the President
Harry Ssttsriess trophy tourney.
Players aith established hsndieaps
have until next Sunday 70 qualify.
Sundays play was medal First
division, Lou Staples, 6s-3-65.
Heiuie Hsdeman. 1926 and
Joe Hznsler, 1856. Second d.
vision. Don Sismund. 7T-le-el.
Len Blakely. All Drost and Tom
Wallace. SIS. Third division, P.
c. MorFensen. George Marshall,
Walter Booth and Norman ErPeid-
ing. SIS In Transfers Play Lon
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NEW YORK - Ted Williams.
lsnky Boston Red Sex slugger.
won the MAJOR league batting title
with an average Of $50. topping
his nearest rival by IS percentage
points. unofficial final averages
disclosed today.
Williams. winner Of the same
crown last year when he compiled
mark OF .s0s. WAS followed BY
tesmmste Johnny Pesky. rookie
shortstop, who registered .SSi.
Catcher Ernie lombard ~ the
Boston Braves Won the national
league crown with 35i Enos
Slaughter ~ the champion 81
Louis Cardinals uss runner-up
with 5is.
Williams gsrnered unss n
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Severely Hurt as
Car Crashes Tree

Hope was held Monday for re-
covery Of Jack c. Baker. %, OF
7222 So. Alder st. who crashed
his car into . tree at So. 1920 and
Park ave. just after midnight
Sunday morning.
Barker il in St Joseph's hospi-
tai with q possible fractured skull.
broken left wrist, cuts on face,
arms and legs and possible in
ternal injuriesI
state patrol officers reported
he was driving At high speed
southward on Park ave. and ap-
parently forgot about an s-curSe
at 1920 St
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Big Shots Of
l94l Beaten
Stadium. Vancouver
Among the Victims

A rev distribution ~ power
was evident today in Washington
high school football ranks after
favored teams Of last year wers
dumped in weekend surprises.
Vancouver, Stadium Of Tacoma,
Gonzsgs Prep. and wenstches
were some Of the bigger victims
Vancouver. champions Of South
vest Washington for two years,
lost 10 LongView. a-s: Stadium
was downed by Aberdeen, 1870;
Gonzaga Prep was defeated by
Rogers high Of Spokane, so, and
wenatchee was beaten by Brem-
erton. 1875.
In the only Cross State
league game, Everett struck
twice in the first quarter to
blank Seattle Prep, 40. Play
ing out Of the league, Bell
ingham won over Sedro-Wool-
IA. 1915. and Lincoln Of Ia
coma outscored Bellarmine.
14-0.
In the Southwest conference.
Kelso beat Centralia. so, and
Olympia witewashed Hoquiam. 20
! o. Chehals was beaten. 1871, by
Buckley of the Puget Sound con-
/ ference.
Ellensburg amassed one Of the
biggest scores in downing Pasco.
45-13. Arlington took Burlington.
10, and Mount Vernon beat
Marysville by point, 1912.
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Boss Billy
Happy Man

ST. LOUIS The hsppiest man
in town today ess genial Billy
southworth. manager ~ the So.
LOUIS Cardinals - champions Of
tn. National league for the first
time in eight years.
- know We have a tough battle
on our hands sgainst those
Yankees southworth said. but
I think we can beat them. maybe
not four in a row. but we'll win.
How can I help but he con-
fident with = bunch Of boys on
my club like these fellows. We
had = long and uphill fight,
hut In tell you the truth, l
never had the slightest doubt
about our ultimate victory
and that's the way l feel
about the series
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Ted Williams Again Champ
Batter Of American League
Hos Mark of 1856. Far Ahead of All
Rivols; Lombordi Notionol Loop King

the remaining batting lsurels
nv topping the home run de-
psrtment for the second
straight year with IS. one les.
than he hit In 1s4i; the runs
batted In division with ls7,
and runs scored with I4l.
Pesky got the most hits. POS.
two more than Stan Spence OF
Washington. Manager Mel OFT OF
the New York Giants won the ma
tionsl league homer title with 30
and scored the most runs. with
iis His first hsssnnsn. Johnny
Mizs. gsrnsrsd the runs bztted in
utls with 10 as Slaughter pound
ed out the most hits with iss
Williams finished N tie for
fourth IN this department WITH
iss hits. the same number col
lected BY Joe DiMsggio.
The final leaders:
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Irwin Shoots
Perfect Score
Knocks Down SO
Out Of SO Torgets

Jim Irwin won the 1s-ysrd Ia
coma Gun club event with a per-
feet so Sunday.
A. 3. Peterson was second with
IS out of so.
Jack Macdonald. shooting 20
gauge and F. LaClef tied with As.
Lou Plante won the handi-
cap with 20 out Of 25. Oliver,
and Lock Mclean, Is.
In the skeet shoot Col. Berger
and A. r. Peterson were tied with
as out of so. Jim Irwin and Corp.
Tendick and Sgt. Gates were even
for second place with ASS In
third place came Gaylon Thomp-
son. II. H. Cornwall and c. f.
Johnson with AS
50 l6-Yard Targets
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Fern Hill Club
To Hold Program

Mayor Harp p. Cain will be
the speaker at an entertainment
tn be given Wednesday night by
the Fern Hill Improvement club in
Fern Hill school. Proceeds will be
used to help pay for two-scre
plot which sdloins Fern Hill park.
A year ago the Fern Hin club
purchased the property when the
Metropolitan Park board agreed
TO incorporate the land into the
park proper and improve IL Most
Of the cost OF the land has been
paid and. it is hoped. that the
proceeds from Wednesdays enter
tsinment will pay the balance.
Prizes viii be offered.
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Herman Reich
Hot at Plate
Clubs Victory for
Fort Over Chiefs

Herman Reich. the sx-Portlsnd
Beaver. didn't let q little thing
like = sprsined thumb stop him
from smuggling the Fort Lewis
Warriors into 4 to win over
the nllieum Chiefs. Tacoma city
league champions. IN a 10 inning
thriller on the Fort Lewis diamond
yesterday.
Reich's homer into deep left
In the fourth and his iinely
single with two down and two
men aboard In the 10th inning
broke up . mound duet h.
tween Bob kohoui Of the TIL
licums and southpaw Cy
Greenlaw of the Wsrriors-
kohout faltered In the 10th,
walking the first two men up. but
famed the next two before Reich
came up. Reich played with his
thumb bsndaged.
Merkles single followed by
Johnny Wards homer gave the
Chiefs a san deadlock in the sixth
inning, after Ford Smiths long
homer into left behind Billy
Boards single had sent the sol
diers into a : TO lead in the
fifth.
Chuck Rasmu.sen. Tillic,sn
catcher, threw ont two
runners. caught four foul fiiea
and handled . dosen strike
outa. Morrie Arnovich handled
six hard chances flawIessly ut
third for the Warriors.
Manager Clint Jacobs said his
Chiefs will have a practice game
with Reception Center at the
Western State hospital grounds
Wednesday at $40 a. a workout.
ahead Of their return game with
the Warriors on the hospital field
this Sunday.
Box score:
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Harry and al
Ready to Step
Middles Clash in
l0-Rounder Tuesday,

SEATTLE - A former middle
weight champion Of the world and
4 young boxer seeking to hattie
his way into more select circles
in fistic rankings DOTTED their
training buds today and awaited
their Tuesday night bout.
Ex-Champion Al Hostak will
meet Harry kid" Matthews.
Seattle middleweight, In . 10
round 70 NJ Civic Ice Arena
Tuesday night. Hostak IL 60
saying = comeback after .
years work in the shipyards.
Prefight dope gives Hostak the
nod over the former Emmett. Ida.
youth who moved here a year ago
To score nine knockouts and win
three decisions in fast order.
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New books received az the Fsss-
er branch library include the fol-
lowing:
Birth Certificates" by Davis
(reference): Men and Wings" by
Jordanoff; Miracle on the Congo
by Burman: Postwar Planning in
the U. s." BY Galloway; Dialogue
With Death" by Koestler: and
.sBambi's Children BY Sslten-
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Seattle Alert"
Called Success
5000 Air Ruid
Wordens at Posts

SEATTLE - Seattle underwent
. make-believe bombing raid Sun.
day and within . few minutes
after the first practice alert was
flashed an estimated $4,000 air
raid defense workers were at their
posts.
II hogan like tn real thing
whea ~ hcmhs exploded
throughout the city. hut the
bomb were for signal pur-
pesee Only and were st of
81 fire stations 10 notify the
pcpulsce that the pretended
raid was On.
Defense officials Monday pro-
nounced the practice mobilization
Q decided success and detailed re-
ports viii Be submitted by section
ehiefs 10 Chief of staff A. J. Ruth
of the civilian protection division
Of the municipal war commission.
Giving the city's defenders
- cicss IN approximation to
IN actual raid ~ possible.
motorcycle dispatch riders
were sent racing IN various
sectors with typewriter
problems describing lao pre-
tended ''incidents" which oc-
CURED ~ . result Of the raid.
Among the problems which
individual defense units had to
solve were 20 fires caused by In
cendiary bombs. numerous cssul-
ties. and reports OF store windows
being broken and requiring guards
to prevent footing. The bombs and
Casualties weren't real but air raid
wardens. ambulance drivers, doc
tors and nurses, and auxiliary fire
fiRhtinK crews went about their
acting In deadly earnest.
A crowd gathered In CITY
HAL park 10 watch . special-
" trained army bomb dis
pcsar crew load . theoretical
" unexplcded LOCO pound
bomb into . truck and carry
10 off.
At one downtown street corner,
smoke. bombs were touched off In
the street to simulate incendisry
bombs and auxiliary firemen with
specially equipped hose trucks
went into action.
II was q dress rehearsal Of .
tragedy the city hopes it will never
have TO play. But each individual
role has been memori.ed--just in
case.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
Eaionville Wins
Football Game

EAToNNTLLE - Ortins Cards
played the whole game without a
coach and after a sccreless FRS,
half. Coach Lou Grant almost
threatened to 20 10 the stands
and let his Estonville Cruisers
play the last half.
But the Cruisers came 10
life and following an inter
eepted pass by Eidon Coher.
Harley Van Eaton went
around end for Is yards and
touchdown. Another touch
down. also In the third
quarter. came On q fiye-ysrd
line buck hy John Brsshesrs.
The Cruiser. Won. 10 10 q.
ortinEs coach has not vet a.
rived from Idaho and the Cards
have been prscticinE daily under
Me- Esgsn. former coach. now N
the banking business At orting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29
0kay '43 Meet

gates TO the annual meeting OF
the Washington State Golf ssso-
citation were on record today IN
snimously approving continuance
next year OF the annual state
tournament
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-29

LAKESIDE. o. - The Rev.
Thomas Cromwell Of Chagrin
Falls came a. nearly losing his
temper recently as preacher ever
does
He arranged a boat trip for the
Akron Methodist Youth
Fellowship Institute 30 successful
ly that the affair was a sell-out-
II was a moonlight ride and every
thing was perfect for 1t including
the weather.
Only one mishap occurred MI.
Cromwell missed the boat