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Evening star., 1943-04-09

a Redskin when and if, is billed
as the original hard guy. Wright,
according to men who know him
here, is a rough, tough 22-year -old
who won't take back talk from any
one. Furthermore, he happens to
be a great football player, which
can be important.
With this lineup, 1t doesn't take
much Notwithstanding to see
that when war hostilities end and
the marshalling of the football herd
gets under way around the Redskin
wigwam, Notre Dame, its system
and it's general atmosphere is going
to be fairly evident.
Evening star., 1943-04-09
Win, Lose or Draw

By WALTER McCALLUM,
Star Staff CnrreSpnndent

CHICAGO April sFootbal talk in April with sounds
things happened here Chicago
the mogu of the National Football League wound up their annual
meeting faith
best thing could these hopeful armis
in Tuesday, the pgkn legislators the
assembling their hkgged behemohs
booming receipts next fall
it isn't
Evening star., 1943-04-09
Junior Nine Wants Foes

Cheverlv Juniors are seeking a
baseball game for Sunday. Call
Warfield 6815.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
Held for Attempt
To Beat Pinball

A 21-year-old man was in police
custody Wednesday, officers said,
following his arrest at a cafe on
South Tacoma way late Tuesday.
He is Murry John Engel, who
is on probation. after being given
a six-month suspended sentence In
Judge Clarence f. Layton's court
a short time ago. Al that time,
Engel, in company with Adam
Diel. was charged with taking
$500 from a woman At a hotel
room on lower Pacific ave.
Officers arrested the young man
this time. they said. on complaint
Of Harold Elroyd. manager Of the
cafe. who told police the accused
was using steel tape and wire
70 beat" pinball machines In the
cafe.
In Engers possession at time
Of arrest were three liquor per-
mits. ali issued from different
stores. and tools commonly used
in tsmpering with pinbal ma
chimes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
Construction Camp
Fire Takes 4 Lives

ARyIA. Que. - Fire race q
through nine construction laborerS'
camps here Early Wednesday with
an estimated death toll Of four.
Three hundred and ninety work
men were burned out Of their bar
racks. The fire destroyed seven
buildings.
The buildings. owned BY the
Aluminium Company Of Canada.
Lid. had been used 10 house la
borerS employed by the FOunda-
ton Company Of Canada, Ltd, q
big power development here.
A careless smoker vas blamed
for the fire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
Flour Prices
Are Increased

Flour prices were increased as
much as 20 cents Wednesday. DIFF
ferent brands sell for Ss.05. $50
and Ss.25. Future price trends
were not being predicted by Ia
coma millers. They let the matter
rest with Agriculture Secretary
Wickard and the OPA.
Lcghorn hens were selling at IS
cents. a jump of two cents. Light
roasting hens were priced at 81
cents. Egg prices remained the
same.
Little improvement was seen in
the critical butter shortage. Prices
were the same.
Produce row was rather quiet,
Wednesday. A shipment of Mexi-
can tomatoes was being unloaded
to sell at $3.50. That is so cents
higher than last weeks price.
All prices quoted are wholesale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
Seven Shots Fired
AT Argentine Leader

BUEsOs AIRES An unknown
person fired Ex revolver shots
a. Minister Of Justice GEallermO
KOthe a. he was leaving his home
Wednesday. None Of the bullets
struck Eothe. His assallant 81
capped.
ROthe. -. has been mentioned
frequently as q presidential pos
sDilty for next SeptsmDs4s cleo
tons.
He has held his present post
since 1891 and hag served a. ma
uonsl senator and a. deputy from
the Province Of Cordoba.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
Drunken Driving Case
Raises Legal Question

Can statements made solely BY
TIE person involved 10 an officer
q the law be used in court 70
establish the corpus deficit. or
fundamental fact o. a crime. in
the prosecution OF that person.
That is the legal question which
Justice OF the Peace Clarence
Layton decided in favor Of the
state Wednesday. but which SUI
perior Judge F. {. Remain. and
jury will take up Feb. 10.
Ole Hanson was on trial We'd
nesday before Justice Layton on
a charge Of drunken driving. He
was being defended by Attorney
Henry Arnold Peterson: the state
was represented by Deputy Pros
eeutor Fritz Metzger.
State Patrolman ]. Y. Nc
Elhiney was the states wit
ness, as the officer who ar
rested Hanson.
Mckinney didn't see Han
son driving the car. but this
Is what the testimony showed.
Mckinney received a radio call
to 90 out the Mountain road and
investigate a wrecked automo-
bile. There was a car bridging
ditch, its front end resting on
one pile of rocks, its rear across
the ditch on another pile of
rocks.
Nobody was in the car. Nc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11

In ne wsftcsn world vitHnsins
have suddenly e<cem> ef great
gmpert.ne<. because - many NH
hers are un.nl< % ct them.
The sunl<ct wss hroasht hc<ns
10 Americ. ~ r<rorss nat Ger
nssn sheck trcors vhe I'd tn<
hlssskflsx N the flr<t wer y<sf
h.a e<<n I'd ~ = special Vita
nln-rlch Diet. A. the same time
~. Thomas q rarrsn sufx<~a
general - ths United state. Pub
Ne Health service. declared that
ds.n examinations had dss<ic.<d
more than 90 per cent 81 our
population suffered FROM maiau-
tfstion.
A national nutrition confsF<nee.
called % discuss the rrohsem.
agreed the daily rstioa ~ vita
Minis required ~ IN active Hdait
20 maintain good health should IN.
clue eooo international units a
yltamln A. eco International ansss
a n. 70 msllssrsms ef c. and
~ mlIilkrsms II M Where are
these vitsmsas TO b< found. with
out The necessity of taking pills !
One 81 the b<st sources lies IN
fr~sh vegetables. such - can ~
grown In Victory gardens. OF
thes<. nuiritianirt. inform us we
eat entirely too few. The armed
forces are being fed ~ experts
who SEQ 10 n that their sitsmin
intake 10 ~ Eoed ~ that ~ the
German shock tfcops probably
better. Hut civilians. VIM must
also maintain maximum health,
should look out after their own
vitsmin supply by choosing foodz
which viii provide u.
One 81 tho FIRST oeiscts In plan
ming . Victory garden. therefore
10 10 he surs that u includes vses.
tables rich In vitsmins. Ths
phrase generally used 10 dsscribs
these Ia Green iesfy ard yellow
vegetables hut that phrase 10 IN
exact. More definite lnfofSnsties
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11

Amateur gardeners who start
Victory Garden seeds indoors will
find success easier IL they make
use OF the latest device for water
ing-wiek feeding. You bore a
hole in the bottom Of a shallow
box (seedsmen sell them Knocked
DOWN.; insert wick. preferably
OF fibre glass. about 4 inches long.
A lamp wick, or even piece of
cotton clothesline will serve quite
well. The box In elevated on two
pieces of wood. so that the lower
end of the wick can be immersed
in water in a saucer. pan. or what
have you.
This simple device solves the
most difficult problem Of manag-
ing a seed box. which Is watering.
Keep the reservoir filled. and the
soil in the box will remain at just
the right state of dampness. with
out dripping or drying.
To start the action. soil II then
saturated by lowering the box in
a tub OF water; and after II has
stopped dripping. 1t Is placed in
a dark place until the seeds germi-
nate.
Sphagnum moss can be used, II
desired. TO prevent damping-off.
which is a fungus disease that fire.
quently attacks seedlings. Rub the
moss through a coarse sieve or
collander and place a layer OF this
shredded moss over the soil in the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
Five Washington
Men Are Reported
Navy Casualties

WASHINGTON The navy
Wednesday announced 81 casual
ties in the navy. marine and coast
guard departments, bringing 20
22.eTs the total q dead. wounded
and missing announced In this
war since Dec. :. ieSl-
Washington;
Drain. Harold r. sgt. marines.
dead. Wife. Mrs. Edith L Drain.
2o4 W. Moore st. Sedro weolley.
Lund. otton n. marine gun
ner. marines. dead Father. An
drew y. Lund. Benge.
PAYNE. James Barney. machin-
ist. missing. Wife. Mrs Dolores
Fay Payne. sl16 W. Webster st,
Seattle.
Wade. Eugene w pfc. marines.
dead. Mother. Mrs. Annette
Wade. 41o East ssth st. Seattle.
White. Richard B.. cpl marines.
dead, Father. Joseph W. White.
1873 Ninth st. Anacortes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
Sea-Tac Takes
Over More Land

A further expansion of the huge
Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding cor
poration's activities in Tacoma APP
peared imminent Wednesday fol-
lowing the signing OF an order by
U. S. Judge Charles II. Lesvy
giving the government the right
to take possession Of 47.73 acres
on the tideflats.
The order, which was signed by
Judge Lesvy in Seattle, where he
is now holding court, was based
upon powers granted To the sec
rotary of the navy by the second
war powers act of congress.
Six tracts are included in the
new acquisition. One is already
being used by the shipyards and
others will be taken over at once.
The tracts are:
IA 16.1-acre tract facing the
east side OF Alexander ave, about
1000 feet south of 18th st. This
will be used as an outside storage
yard.
1.-Two tracts totaling 24.55
acres facing the west side Of 18th
street north Of 18th st. These
are now being used.
3-Three tracts. totaling 7.0s
acres and known as the George
Babare and Foss properties. fac
ing on both 18th st. and Hylebos
waterway.
Owners Of the property are J. s.
Dickson, City of Tacoma, Pierce
county, Kanasket Lumber Co.
Puget Sound State bank, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. ID. Johnson, George Babare
and Foss Launch and Barge Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11

IL needed. and this can b. found
IN the vitamln tabs which &C.
companies this srtieis.
Many vitamin tables hsvs bsss
published. no two of thsm Alike
do not be disturbed " this tsbis
does not agree exactly with other
tables you may have sssn. Talks u
e. . general guide 10 The relative
value Of vegetables you can grow
In your garden Remember that
vegetables supply minsrsis and
other food factors ~ well ~ vita
Minis. Hut ehsek your ssrdsn list
with this table. and ~ sire that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
Here Are Answers to Questions
On New B-Hour Work Week Order

to release a portion Of the work.
ers, no longer needed because of
the longer week, and make them
available to other plants where
there are acute labor shortages
which the employers have been
unable to overcome, even by going
on 4s-hour or longer week.
Q. Does II affect every employer
and worker In the country
A. No, as of today il affects only
those in 80 specific labor shortage
areas. More areas will be desig-
mated when shortages arise. but
it never will be applied universally
because of the huge labor sur
pluses in many areas.
Q. Does II affect every en-
ployer and worker In the so areas ?
A. Yes, including d omes ti c
servants.
Q. When does IL become ef-
feetive in the 80 areas A. II
became effective at 10 p. m.
EWT, yesterday, but employers
have until March 81 to bring their
work schedules up to the 4S-hour
level.
Q. Can any employer be ex-
empted? A. Yes, If he can prove
to the satisfaction of VINO that
a 4s-hour week would be detri-
mental to the health or safety Of
his workers.
@. What happens TO the worker
who loses his job because Of the
increased productivity of his fell
low workers under the heightened
work week. A. He will be alb
sorbed by plants where shortages
exist. These plants are in the
same area in which he now is en-
ployed. VINO officials say that
in the 80 shortage areas there
are three jobs for every two en-
playable persons available.
@ Is the worker released from
a plant assured of the same wages
paid on his old job? A. No. but
every effort will be made by VINO
to place him in a job which will
pay wages approximating those he
now earns.
Q. Can the government penalize
employers refusing TO adopt AS
hour week? A. II can penalize
the war contractor by cancelling
contracts and by refusing him
priorities for needed materials. II
can refuse to permit him to hire
more workers.
Q. What about the employer
who Is not engaged In war con
tract work? A. Only an act OF
congress can force such an en-
ployer to abide by the order. How
ever, the government can reach
him indirectly by Withholding
priorities, and by using the selee'
/ tive service act to take the worker
who is deemed to be mot fully
utilized" by reason Of his shorter
work week.
Q. What is the situation which
will exist In the designated area
between now aud March 81? A
Firms in which the minimum worl
week is less than As hours car
neither hire nor fire workers unit
March 81.
Q. Does the hire-fire ban appl!
to those operating on a 4s-hou
or longer SCHEDULED a. II doe
not.
@. Does IT limit a plant TO a
hours? A. No, schedules can b
above As hours.
Q. What happens to the earn
ings of a worker on a 40-houT weel
who soon viii be working ~ hour
week? A. He will get over
time pay at the rate Of time-and
a-half for each hour worked owe
40 hours.
O. Won't this tend toward In
fIation? A. Economic Stabilize
ton Director James +. Byrnes say
that paying more for the sam
work makes for initiation bu
/ that paying more for extra wor
does not"
@. Does the order affect par
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
To Probe Status
OF W. Winchell

NAsIifNGTON - Cha m q
Carl Ninson. D., Ca. told the
house Tuesday that the naval af-
fairs committee next week will
call In a group of naval officials.
headed by Secretary Frank Knox.
to ascertain the full status Of
Reserve Officer Walter Winchsli"
lie said that the navy submit
ted written answers today TO
questions concerning Wtnehsli
which Rep. Clare ". Hoffman. r..
Mich. had propoundsd Ia q reso-
luton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11

flat. to the depth Of I. 10 y inch.
Firm and saturate soil and moss.
Drop the seeds on the moss. and
cover very lightly with a thin
layer Of sphsgnum. Proceed from
this point ON a. with soil culture.
Seedlings may be sown In this
seed starter in rows. broadcast OF
in plant bands. When rown In
rows or broadcast, more seedlings
can be grown: but either they
should be transplanted once In
doors TO another starter In which
the plant bands are used; or they
should be sown late enough To
permit of transplanting 10 the
open garden before they get too
large.
For sowing In rows. mark rows
two inches apart by pressing light
ly in the soil the edge of ruler.
then drop the seeds evenly along
the row thus marked and cover
lightly with fine soil OF sand. Firm
the soil by pressing lightly with =
block Of wood.
To broadcast. shake seed from
packet 80 that IL falls a. evenly
as possible over the entire flat.
then cover lightly with = fine soil
or sand and firm by pressing light
ly with a block of wood.
Immediately sprouts appear
place the box In the sunnisst
window you own. A kitchen win
dow IL good. because humidity
In always greater there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
Pass Resolution

A resolution was passed by the
city council Wednesday giving the
Bonneville Power administration
the night 10 have a substation
within the city limits and sell
power to two Tacoma war IN
dustries. One clause Of the resOiu-
ton specifically stated that this
did not give Bonneville the right
70 make sales % anyone else.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11

Elhinev checked around the neigh
borhood and found Hanson in a
nearby house. He said Hanson
was very drunk. but admitted TIRE
car was his and that he had been
driving IL.
Attorney Peterson moved 20 dis
miSs the case On the ground the
state couldn't make its case on
that kind OF evidence. Judge lay
ton ruled the state could. He
found Hanson guilty.
Attorneys then arranged 1t
once 20 present the case TO
superior court on appeal TO
decide the question Of iaw,
hut state law requires = Jury
trial Accordingly n jury viii
he summoned. probably the
first IL persons win he the
jury unless one or more hap
pens 60 be n friend of the
prosecution or defense.
Then Mckinney will he put on
the witness stand for perhaps
eight minutes. Then the state viii
rest and the defense viii make a
motion and Judge Remain viii
decide the law from the upper
court angle. He viii decide
whether Hanson's case shall be
dismissed or 30 TO the jury.
Peterson indicated he might
carry the case to the state SUI
preme court If necessary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
Compulsory Sickness Insurance
Bill Introduced by Pierce Scion

CAPITOL. Olympia bill pro-
uding for compulsory sickness In
suranoe wa introduced into the
Washington house Of representa-
tives Wednesday by Rep. Hugh ..
ItoseIilni. D.. Pierce.
The measure would crNts .
state cash sickness benefit fund
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11

from contributions Of one per cent
Of the pay Of all workers affected.
The provizons Of the act would
apply 10 MI workers who come
under the present unemployment
compensation act.
The fund. allowing bssefits
nap 10 $3.50 for tisse lost due 10
iiissss. would be- sanslsisiersd
by the commissioner Of pssss-
pioymsst compensation.
simultaneously introduced bills
In both houses would require all
vehicles come 10 . oomplsts stop
before crossing railroad grade In
tsrseetions, sens Howard n. bar
green. d.. Island. and Gerald
Dixon. ID. Pierce, introduced this
btu In the upper house Reps.
Louis }. Hofmsistsr. and w. y.
Bsisrlsing. ID, King. sponsored
the measure In their chamber.
a biIi introduced BY sen.
Thomas n. Bless. d.. sps-
ksss. would create . three
nlAn trade commission, % BE-
appointed BY tho governor.
Tho commission wssis operate
fun time ana BE- empowered 10
regulate and snfere< fair
trade practices and snfi-frust
srt. passed by the state isKis-
isfure.
Men In the armed services
would b. permitted 10 secure mar
riage licenses BY mail through
BOtarization BY any commissioned
officer under q measure introduced
by Rep. Arthur .. Corey. n.
Levi.
a measure introduced BY ssn. n.
N. Barney Jsekson. ID. Pierce.
would repeal th~ Puget Sound
plIotaKe act.
a bill permitting superior court
judges 10 order emergency com
mittment of pernons 10 state mem
tai hospitals was introduced ~
Sen. Mohisr. ID. Thurston. Ths
Judge may order Informal hearing
Of cases upon application and have
the person in question committed
Al once n be judges him 10 BE-
dangerous.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11

WASHINGTON - Here is a
series of questions and answers
designed to clarity President
Roosevelts 4s-hour work week
order and steps taken already by
War Manpower Commissioner Paul
V. McNutt to implement the order:
Q. What is the purpose of the
new program: A. To make avail
able manpower sorely needed to
increase war production.
Q. How will II make manpower
available? A. Industries going
on the 4S-hour week will be able
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
House Votes to Void
Silver Buying Acts

WAsIfINGTOS The house BY
q vote Of 200 10 iO4 Tuesday re-
affirmed its effort 10 nudity the
silver purchase acts of 1884 and
1889 by barring use o. any treas
ury funds for purchase Of any
silver under the terms Of the acts.
The provision. sponsored by
Pep. Emanuel csiler, D. n. r.
was IN the form Of a rider on
the reasury-psN,office supply bill
for the fiscal year beginning next
July ].
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
Here's Text
OF 48-Hour
Week Order

WASHINGTON TIE tsxt -
War Msnpowsr Commission Chair
nan rsai V. AeNuits statement
. President Rso=eselfs eseeutive
order sstsellshinx = e hour week
-l-Ths purpose q ne sxeeutlvs
y order !. - make mere man
power available "a neesisd and q
incrssse prcsfsetion. II 10 lmpers-
tive that this ~ dcns n a. crdesiy
manner.
-o-untn further notice th< 80
4 erutixs order and the follow
ing principle. viii apply q ths
following ishor shortage snsss
only
Hath. Ne bridgeport. Germ;
Hartford. Conn. New hfttsin.
Conn. rortsmeuth. y. ~: srrinE.
field. Mss.. Waterbury. Conn /:
Buffalo. ". Y. semervills. n. y.
naltlmcrs. Nd. Eiktun. Nd; Al
ron. q; Hampton Roads. Va.
Washington. u. G Dayton. o.
Detroit. Mich. Nsnltowce. Wis
Sterling. m; nrunswick. Ca; Ma
cen. Ca. Charleston. =. c. Aohiie
Ala Panama CITY. ria. fssss-
gouls. Miss wichita. Kan. n~su-
mont. Tex. cheyenns. wyn: OF.
den. Utah. las Vegas. New: Port.
land. ore san p,eTo. Calf. and
Seattle. Wash.
",-In those areas II applies 10
> all employment.
"A-Estshllshmsnts In which The
minimum work week IL less
than a. hours are % stop recruit.
ing AZ once unless they can 10 "a
a ss-hour week without need fof
releasing workers OF due 10 en-
panslon or production schsdaie
still need mere workers
"c-Thsy viii 70 on = ts-hour
- week In such . manner a.
viii assure orderly absorption Of
surplus workers by absorption os
transfer within the employers op'
erations
II No employer should prior 10
" March 81 release workers foi
the purpose of attaining the ~.
hour week. II by March n. isss
an employer has not attained {
&s-hour week without the need fc'
releasing workers for other EN-
ployment. he VIII advise the areas
representative Of the War Man.
power commission of what numbei
need be released 10 attain . ~
hour week. The employer viii 81
that time present . proposed
schedule for release Of worker
or for future absorption within hi
own plant In order 10 attain ths
4s-hour week. The area director
will then authorize a proper schsd
ule of release or absorption u
terms Of the local labor marke
needs.
"7-in cases where employer
have not attained q ss-hou
week by March 81. fst5. due Z
shortage Of materials or other sps
ciai circumstances beyond thsi
control. their cases win be 70
viewed At that time by tho Wa
Manpowsr commission area rep
resentativs and provision viii b
/ made for proper adjustments.
"o-This order IL not intended Il
y interfere with work sched
uiss designed 10 utilize worker
who on account Of other activities
> or limitations are available FOL
part-time work only.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
New Collection Agency
Racket Barred by West

garnishment proceedings can b.
instituted.
West said Wednesday he asked
Prosecuting Attorney Thor c.
Tollefson 10 determine II this was
IN any way contrary 10 the law.
West also said telegraph eompan-
les we're having attorneys investi-
gate the matter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11

time workers. A. The order Is
not intended 10 interfere with
work schedules designed 10 utilize
workers who on account Of other
activities or limitations are avail
able for part time work only.
Want Ads sell most anything.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
Y 0 U N U ST
FILE Y 0 j R
INCOME TAX
RETUR n BY
N A R c H 18th!
Hon. Henry Moreenthou, Jr.

Hon. Henry Moreenthou, Jr.
Secretary of the Treasury
Here is THE Income Tex Guide
which will help you fill out
your return QUICKLY, EAS-
lily, and CORRECTLY. See
OF q glance whot to report,
what to deduct, what TO poy.
Contains final income tax
fornsl
You MUST have this Tex
Guide no matter what plan OF
poyment is adopted.
Victory Tax Explained
ldeoI for the Woee Eorner
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
To Build 6 Homes

A building permit Was issued
Wednesday 10 Mrs II. W Nc
Lorlnan. 1905 80. Tacoma ave.
for the construction Of six new
81 500 dwellings on the west side
Of the $500 block on 80. Wilkeson
1T.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11

The worlds tsilest and oldest
living Christmas tree. Ss4-foot
sequoia in Humboldt. Cal, usually
lighted At Christmas time. wss
@dimmed-out" for the 1912 Christ
mas 20 as not 10 offer the Jsps a
beacon for a submarine landing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11

PROVIDENCE - L. Ths Nv.
Halxnsis csr.iz h.sfsn~d - s@n<,-
plt wh<re . es-y~.r-oid man VS.
buried N = lsaaeiia< End affer
samlniss~rinx th< i<st rite 81 ne
C.thcll< chnrrb learned that ths
dad naa was NJ father.