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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Take Physical
Before Furlough

War Problem Clinic:
VIII YOU please tell me II z
soldier can get married right away
or do We have TO wait five days
for the license?
My fance Is in tho army ans
when he comes home on -furlouCf
we want TO Get married but he'll
only have a couple of days here
because he's stationed so far away
MISS /. {.
War Problem Clinic:
How do ! co about getting q
marriage license for my iance N
the army and myself and do have
to have physical examination
besides a blood test?
MISS s. V.
Dear Miss T. C. and Miss Is. v:
There are two ways to handle
this problem of arranging for
the marriage of a serNiCeman on
furlough:
II rom the county clerks
office, 2I2 County Building, YOU
may secure "A blank form of the
Michigan certificate of medical
examination 10 send To your
fance, who may have his eNami-
nation and certificate made by
an army doctor any time within
80 days prior To the application
for the marriage license.
Have YOUR hanCe return his
A.
YOU; and in the meantime YOU
may secure your own certificate
from Your doctor.
You may then present the two
certificates To the county clerk.
and apply for the license. which
will he delivered after five days
and NAV be used when your
fianCe arrives on furlough.
You viii find this first method
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
War E'r0bfem clinic:
Will i. S. Permit Wife to Join
Her Husband in South America?

will do away with much running
around ri the last minute.
2-HoweNer. IL II II necessary
that the fiNe-day waiting period
he waived. your fisnce should ~
report To the marriage clerk m
the county clerks office, and
present the two medical certii-
Gates.
He then will he referred 10
one 81 the attorneys in Detroit
who have volunteered to assist
SerNicemen in these matters. \
petition will be prepared adj
dressed 10 the probate Judge,
who then may sign an order
waving the five day waiting
period, and upon this order the
marriage license may he picked
up Immediately at the county
clerks office.
JAMES r.. CHENOT,
Judge Of Wayne County circuit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Easier Hours
Advised for Nurse

War Problem Clinic:
] am a practical nurse on the
registry Of the Community NurS'
ing Buerau. ! like the work but
find IL strenuous seven days Z
week and long hours and cannot
keep myself built up regardless
of sufficient rest and tonicS.
Previous 10 nursing / did office
work and / feel the shorter hour,
would be easier for me. Could
accept position in an insurance
office without getting a release
from the bureau? The United
States Employment Service said
could work IN a non-defense in
dustry but l wanted 10 verify this
statement before making change
MISS A. y.
Dear Miss \. Y:
Since practical nurses are in
such great demand il seems "A
great loss To the community 10
have one of your skill enter an
other vocation at this time.
Will YOU please talk To Mrs.
Lulu ST. Clair Blaine of the
Community Nursing Bureau, 81
W. Warren telephone Column
bia 1900. about the possibility
ot an assignment with less
strenuous hours.
MRS. IRENE r.. MURPHY,
family and child welfare Secre-
tary, Council of Social Agencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

red m church. Is there any pos
Sible way in which this could b.
donc2
Also. do we have to wait TO
our license or may we get it RICH
away?
MISS b. r.
Dear Miss II. T.:
You have "A real problem and
think that YOU would he UNI
wise To get married until YOU
have settled the question Of the
religious differences between
SeH.
You must remember that the
happiness of married life de-
ponds on a complete understand
ing of your mutual obligations.
This only can he accomplished
when the subject has been
thoroughly studied and grasped
by each party to the contract.
II YOU cannot agree on so inn
portant part of your future
life now. there j. little hope
that agreement can be reached
after YOU are married.
II will he the source of con-
tinual trouble not only for the
two who make the contract, hut
also for the children who are
born of the union. You need
hut consult the people whose
lives have been made unhappy
because Of differences I'm religi-
Gus viewpoint 10 see how unwise
IL would be 10 try 10 set aside
the discussion of religion and
the settlement of the problem
before marriage.
If YOU cannot agree, then no
matter how hard il may he to
break up the courtship, do II
NOW before YOU create real
trouble for yourselves.
~ for your question about
obtaining a license. il is ans
wered ably by Judge Chenot in
this column i'm reply 10 letters
from Miss I. &, and Miss II. v.
The REV. JOSEPH \. 70
LEY, -. j.. student counselor,
University of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
How TO Submit
Your Problems
To Clinic Experts

Write your problems 10
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC,
The Detroit Times, Detroit,
Mich
You must sign your name
and address. although no
names VIII Doe published but
VIII he held In strlcteSt con-
fdence 10 NOT write d.
rcctly 90 members OF the
panel
These authorities make up
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
panel:
Judge James r. Chenot
Edward Pokorny
Rev. Joseph A. Foley, 5. j.
Fred VI. Butzel
DIR. Robert G.. Foster
Dir. Alfred McClung Lee
Mrs. Frances SanderSon
Miss ElNa VI. FOrncrOok
John X. Watkins
Mrs. Irene r.. Murphy
Miss Mary VI. O'Neili
Walter III. T.. Scott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Ask Probate Court
In Adoption Case

War Problem Clinic:
| have a child born out Of wed.
lock and | am now married. My
husband Is in the army and asked
me 10 make out adoption papers
for my girl l went to the prose
cutting attorneys office and made
out the papers and was told il will
cost me between $50 and S25
which | don't have right now.
understood from your column il
could he done for nothing but
wonder If YOU meant Just fol
Wayne County? ! live in Flint
MRS. II. A. p.
Dear Mrs. ". \. r.:
The probate court - In all
counties - has jurisdiction in
adoption cases. You should 20
10 that office concerning your
adoption problem
EDWaRDHOKORNY.
Wayne County friend
Of the court.
~
Fighting MaNErispd
Replies TO Questions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Wayne u. TO Speed
Workers Training

A 12-week summer session be-
ginning June p 10 speed the flow
of trained workers into the armed
forces and industry was announced
today by Wayne University.
Two six-week sessions also have
been arranged TO meet the needs
of those unable 10 attend for the
longer period. The longer sum-
mer terms will enable student
TO complete a four-year course in
three wears
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10


The following questions OF a
.factual nature have been answered
by Fighting Mans Friend:
MRS. j. l.. s.: Q-My son is
connected with amphibian casual
detachment. / know what an am
lphbian tank is but what is a
casual detachment? He trained
for mechanics in the states but IS
now attached TO casual detach-
Iment for overseas duty.
"A casual detachment i
attached hut not assigned To a
unit. In other words when the
men in casual section finish
the work for which they were
assigned they will be transferred
10 another unit.
r. J.; O. have dear friend
in the coast guard. He was in
Quoted in Cincinnati and sent 10
Alameda. Cal, from where he was
shipped out somewhere in the
Pacific. | have sent letters TO his
last address and they were re-
turned to me. Is there any way
l can get his present address?
A-Write TO the COmman-
dant, L. s. Coast Guard, Wash
ington, ID. {.
MRS. A. p: My husband
was convicted Of murder and put
on five years probation. He has
been notified 10 report for physl-
cal examination. Is there any
chance of his being drafted If
not. what should the classification
be?
Ale should call his draft
boards attention to the cOnvic-
ton as II may have been over
looked. II he Is ordered To re-
port for induction he will he
rejected ut the induction center.
His classification should he At.
NJ S. NJ; Q-Does every soldier
have basic training?
A-Nes.
A, B.: q A friend of mine is
an alien. Does ne have 10 serve
i'm the armed forces? Would ask
ING TO be classified in 4-C be
harmful in any way? II he did
serve would he be sent overseas
after his training IS completed q?
Last summer he received his
QUESTIONABLE and a few months
ago he received his aliens ques-
tlonnaire,
To the question az 10 whether
he wanted TO serve in the armed
forces he answered yes. He was
informed by some friends that If
be answered no he would he put
i'm Jail, so he had no alternative.
Recently he received his alien s
accept ability and Just this week he
was classified la.
Al he had refused 20 serve
in the armed forces he would
have forever been barred from
becoming n citizen OF the United
States.
MISS T C.. Q-My boy friend
Is still IN the United States but is
stationed IN New York and all
. lIlt maui we WIllP 10 Nlc dllOlllCl
rs censored. Can you tell me why
this is?
A-NaiI sent or received from
SerNicemen in the continental
/ United States IN not censored
hut il II within the authority of
the local defense commanders
To censor IL. IL they think IL
necessary TO the safety and de-
Tense of the nation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

"The Girl From Ecuador"
She's Another Of the Charming
Maids la the Series. "Glamorous
Good Neighbors. Portrayed by
Henry Give, Nell-known Art
ist, With Verses by Phyllis Nc
Ginley. See the Front Page in
Color, In The American Weekly,
Great Magazine Distributed
With Next Sundays Issue Of
The Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Settle Dispute
On Religion NOW

War Problem Clinic:
Ny boy friend and ! plan 10 be
married on his next leave our
religions are different and his
family insists that we get mar
ried in their church and that
would mean l would have 20 give
up my church ! don't wish 20
do this but l do want 20 get mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Kalamazoo Schedules
Farley for Foremen

Dr. Alfred p. Haake. economic
conSultant of Oak Park. H., Will
be the principal speaker at a
Western Michigan war production
conference for foremen in Cen
trail High School. Kalamazoo,
May %
The meeting. 10 consist nf -
conferences, will be sponsored by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
What On the Air

This program has been
given The Detroit Times by
the F.Ations herein listed
n the presentations as
scheduled are not on the
air the fault lies with the
stations and not The De-
trolt Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

the University Of Michigan OK
tension SERVED, National AsSo-
ciaUon of Foremen and foremen's
clubs of Western Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Brother Identifies Body

Anthony Engrao yesterday
identified the body OF man found
drowned al Fighting Island Satur.
day as that of his brother
Giuseppe, az. of 3406 r. Forest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

Order War Stamps delivered
10 YOUR home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
MONDAY AFTERNOON
i:IS q. VI.

i:i5 q. VI.
WWJ stella Dallas-D.
CkLW n-Americana M
VICAR Song recital.
WJLB Uncle Nicks houi
Music program.
$40 r. VI.
WJR-News.
WWJ Lorenzo Jones-D.
WCAR-Dance Time.
WHY Land. sea, sir mer
WENL-Vsrity music.
WJBK-Melody Matinee.
4:t5 y. NJ.
WJR Rhythm matinee.
WWJ Widder Brown n.
CKLW-Turf club.
MCAR-Bd. Of Education.
WXYZ-Rhythm revue.
500 y. VI.
WWJ When Girl Marrles.
CkLW News Ace.
VICAR News.
WNYZ-Orgsn Capers.
NJLB-News and music.
WEXL-Newscsst, rhythm
WJBK News Ace.
5:iS q. VI.
NJR-Uncle SAND.
WWJ POrtia Faces Llfe-I
CKLW Ann Arhor frollc.
WCAR-Szath Myri-M
W$YZ-To he announced,
WJLR Music You Love.
WJBk Melody Matinee.
$3.50 q. VI.
WJR Between the Lines.
WWJ-Just PLAN Bill-D.
Hiway Patrol-T.
VICAR Velvet tone poems
WXYZ-Day IN Review
WEXL-Dsnce Design-M.
WJBk-News. melody.
5:t5 y. NJ.
WIR-The Home tires-V.
WWJ- Front Page Farrell.
CKLW- Superman-D.
WXYZ Capt MidnightD.
WJLB News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
RADIOS II
news team y

Clapper Is covering Europe. when he
can't broadcast from there, he'll
cable exclusive reports to Sullivan.
who'll pass them on as part OF his
coveraee Of the news.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
WAR BOND
Prizes for
Winners

To give variety and help those who have
daily lunch boxes to pack. The Detroit
Times will award prizes every week FOR
the next four weeks, for the best lunch
box recipes and menus submitted by
readers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

three wears
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
Believe 3 Enemy
Desiroyers Hit

WASHINGTON - u. =. motor
torpedo boats. striking with light
ming swiftness In the solomous
area. have scored two hits on one
Japanese destroyer. a single hit
on another. and two possible hits
on third. a. navy announced
Thursday.
A eommuniqus said an enemy
surface force vas intercepted by
the torpedo boats on the night
Of Jan. 10 near Gnadalcansi The
extent Of damage caused by the
hits on the destroysrs was not
reported. bat the oommunlqns said
the enemy force retired 10 the
northwest.
How many ships the enemy sur-
face force numbered Nas not re-
ported.
On Jan. -. a force Of Asran-
der medium bombers with ARA
cobra and Lightning fighter es.
eorts bombed enemy installations
IT Reketa bay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
Mountain Gains
Made by French

l. l. y ~ hFstp4t M k4ttN,
North Africa French infantry
men. supported for the first time
By American built planes flown
BY French pilots Of the Lafayette
Escadrine. have smashed several
axis strong points 10 gain control
Of q 12-miie line IN the mouuts rs
northwest Of Kalrouan in north
eastern Tunisis. 4 Nas announced
Thursday.
The French force. which had
been reported making steady gains
this week. also captured additional
passes On road running south
east Of Kairnuau toward the coast
The ksirousn area j. particB-
larry important because i Is only
% miles southwest n the axis
vital supply and reinforcement
port n Sousss
An Italian pocket u resistance
was eneireled By the French t3o
DAYS ago. an allied spokesman
said In the final assault. the
French captured 20 Italians and
killed the rest d the enemy force
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15

Of the Washington Sfote Defense
COUNCIL, ord Wiii,on A 6foce.
director Of esilion protection for
the state council
a crftaoe on ne @iueidenis'
Wos held OF CD headquarters N me
ornofy oiten~ords Checking over
rnistokes mode we're 1t n. L.
on1dt. oommonder Of the bomb
disposed UNITS. Defense Cocfdinoior
Ffonk Esoos. Executive Officer
Fred Sondsffom ond Chsef Ar Rod
Wofden Albert ollof.
Incidents ~efe Of 70. 2tth
ond Alder SIS. 50 ! I'm ard < SIS,
Sc. Sod on8 Puget Sound oss
50 zoih ond Poetic ose.. efh end
Psne 81 30 2sfh end t5ons SITS
s.. 5sfn ord ~ SIS. end sth ond
EroooNoY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
Fire Loss Heavy;
Death Toll 726

BOSTON During the first year
of World War II. fires are known
10 have hampsred the nations
var effort. cost 77s lives. and
caused about 800 600 900 damage
10 critical materials and plants.
the National Fire Protection ssso.
citation reported.
Listing 2ss blazss in . report
on "FIrss IN One Year Of War
the association said. This il mol
intended as a complete record and
there have doubtless bern hun
dredk of similar fires thai have
not been reported 10 the SFPA. :"
OF those killed. 70 we're mem
bers Of the armed ssryiees ard
nine we're Women. the losses 10.
tailed sss, l07 200 IN 20s fires. The
NFpA believed that others would
bring the total to 800 .o0o. 600.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
Allies Step Up
Aerial Attacks

cAgno Alil@1 pten>e kn~e
sp~n~d h~&vy stts<h - fteemen
ps-~fssns - ~ f<sven hetl1s 80
ard ssnt apwn foax 6i~rman 49,
s~vs<hmlfl. ~ fighters ~ 1nn-
sgd sth<rs IN ; fl~v<s flnnf esor
fhe enemy Itn~e. = eoN@utn1Ieo
said Thursday
Tbs Allied attacks o~<p - -
sort uhsek pr><@1e ~ efln<1 -
farss ~hssh fsea ~ nernne1 e
Mansxsm~xys eInfxlh ermy = -
op~n eoaa 70 trise - oe<m1no
ffam The Wa1l xemnem lnf>eno
hrs snd ua u Urges. IL nI1&s -
th@ seffh~<sE. ~ssle ~ DlGol1nG
french selxlmn nAseoe1o9 pe<t4~
ward through IL klngaa 1&puv9
offers lHr~Nf - IL s.>s s~ex.
fAsht Alss<s sssb~<e s~ept v~ee
the csrmsn. ftsilae fpxWef@ peot~
sasn~ n ! asYlixnt ette<k We1~
n~sd4y. Tn< r~1n1erxel eaepey -
fe<xs sA~ll>nnen them. - : -
f1xhs d~setepe4 aver - b9lxto
line. Ksemt1s9 fighters eeee hsae
sh~ fs@fmsn pNn~e ~ th&v an<
sn~ Kssns ~ IL bnusekn aeeeszaf<
81 far TIE fosu snsmy pfn1~n
kn0~a as~ne1 snd ~ oeneee
damaged
kIahtlnx ptsnes foored s<ee
sn<my isa1tnx ere1a6n. euas bssDr
lnx. IN : su<<<s~fsl tew lev~i ~
tsek hehln1 - an 1e<pmno -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15

Uneepioded hioh explosive bombs
ard pos bombs tell. N eoch Of
tne ety's eight ciyillon defense
zones WEDNESDAY, nohi. but were
quickly ond neo'b rendered horn
less by u. s. orunys bonnb disoosol
units ono RECOMMENDATION UNITS OF
the public works department.
Al etn ood 6food~oy. focine the
Winthrop hotel. O oenulne 500
pound bomb wos plonted n O mon
hole. All ether unekploded bombs
n me other seven zones we're
theoretical.
Top picture SHOWS police boring
re area Ground 9Th ond Broadway.
offeing the proper sians. Uxe.
N cose there IS ooy aooofs nneons
t.Unesolodeo Bomb
Second photo from RE TOP SHOWS
cisalion oefense sossens oneeflY
inspecting froomsnfs Of fhe 9res-
p.ooed S0o-poand borb Ground
re scssfef9 Z r,ocs
n re picture faito frosn fhe fop
ere sho~n nner1bers o. ne nobltc
vogss departments oneo ceconfom-
ioetioo saood oecontominotno o
portion Of &. f4elens eve. 1nich
he'd been exposed &c naUsioad Gas.
during the ei9h' @inetoeufs Il
~os neosssorY 70 esocuote Q nun
Der Of cisdions. 6oY Scouts ~efe
ire sesceuees. Love- photo shows
group Ct mem obo1f &c cfsnsb
iofo one Of ire buses oseo for the
eyocaefFen.
II ~os ire first test o. is KID
IN RE pocifsc Northwest En,au-
siostsc - tnsp pfaiss fof ne ~oy
re i.1toeats ~efe hon5 - 1efe
irsfrc :. Sr1an, executive offcef
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
Leaders Of Miners
Summoned by WLB

WAsUINtsfO~ Ths uaF Iab0f
beard has ordered union Leaders
and representative II anthfseiss
companies 70 appear esfofs 4 81
n. Friday for - purposs u
stating fully ths reasons shy ths
anthracite miners ara or strike
against the national stTiss poi.
ley ana against ths welfare % the
natian N time af wsr"
The boards telegram, Naaeh Nss
signed ~ Chairman William u
Davis. sd ths controversy wos1id
De considered on its merits ssnsn
the miners nave returned 20
Work
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
Stale Seal Picture
Was Japan Product

HAkIFDHD. fenh-.A iafKf
picture u the state seal. hanging
IN the governor ezeeufivs office,
hsa been removed.
II va taken down after Gov.
Raymond r. Baldwin discovered
the frame ~ the plctuys carried
the inscription
Made in Japan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15

NORTH KINGSTON, y. L.
PVT Raymond l. AushsF Il
spfinxfwld Hasz.. - Stray nn<s-
senTss. told FfsE sxsats. Intsiiks
rsnes officers and stats pofse<
Thursday mai ~ h1a e<en hid
nsped and searched - four men
whlie On army hs4sln@m
Moshsf sid Ne sAx h@kd n gun
point for measiy an n1ar Nhsls rs
msn searched hlz truck Ns<ines~
Day nsxhs Dsst sss rsisss~d after
ons Of hss sbazsetefx x<m&f Asd ;
Its not here
A. ma lIxzse. - ssl4tef
ssla. aid lhe n~a make 10y
sffsFf Il roe sssa a nsos~y
and ~ .@la 81 IS army -
per-. ssre r~iusaea after -
lag examinsa.
According TO kfoehsf Be vas
driving along ths Boston Pos Rad
near the jamestown highway
ehsn forced 70 stop II ; traffic
light.
Two uen. he said. spprpa<hea
Ma truck and IN friendly fash-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
.NonEsseniial
Workers May
Be Asked Out

TsesHsa swe N ast critical
growing pains fFsn.Fsvsatsea
saa huss=snn ~srs described n A.
tat ~ experts II ths T<rams ~
tsry sluh meeting Thursday ~
iios<l winshrur
I. y. witnesses II 80 r.
ss~ss b1ss~tna satn~vstv. I~1t-
.at~s thes ~ ssts.s h~urt~s
rs~sa~s~. - - n - hp~ns
wfll h~~~ss~ t~fssts~ir w.vse
aurssa lesa
Walter FssnkIsnA. Transports
ton seusdsnssss. announced that
The transportation headache
likely would - ss.ea seW<~ket.
Witnesses. sUs psslttaa ~
paaee~s. warned shst y 10y
~ s~e>..axs ~ So Tse~usnee
mt saHea~a " essential ~os
~srk .. IN rs.~wh~sv ~ -
aas.ssss.
BE said shs q. \ Emplosmsnt
service has lnfnrnea MIN thai ~Hf
plants IN Tacoma area viii -
employing = total IT A COO ~sfh-
sFs before the end II ista an
laer<A~~ n - 40 workers aver
lps1
Consider that In ipsI there
wsre only II no var plant wofk-
err In rseom. .n& yea get some
idea af our hoSbinT pfahIsu. :
wsikssan aid And s~s'vs got
10 solve II
wllksson said there ~eFs fnssf
Ways u may he done
q News construction. which y
costly, hslt more importantly.
II ls FAR too sIe~ We have 1.00q
government pfnret nlsialnrs In
TIE proaess ~ construction and
private contractors are putting ~
another 1000. Tbey woe.t benin
Ia relieve ths nnnssax ahnstsns.
= Ask al Tsnnssns snt EN-
= pioyrd IN essential Industries
10 90 eisewhers for the duratiea
scontinued On raxe Z. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
IA Lose Belongings
As Fire Hits Hotel

bon NFNIIsIsF, DFs. A IN
Ysstigaiion IL under way into the
origin Of = fire which ieveied the
35-room Roosevelt hotel here Wsd.
nesday. causing Il occupants 70
fee ard ieavs al their belongings
10 the ravages of the blaze
-Four Of the a we're cut a. they
escaped through windows. There
we're no other injuries reported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
Park Pairolman
Shoots Suspect
Resisting Arrest

A special police guard sss On
duty arossna the chick 1nursis y
II Pierce County b,splisI stand
ING watch over 17yssf-oii
slsl,alnnm plant worker ~ho VS.
shot IN the leg Wednesday after
Nom In Wright park ~h<n h<
made = Desperate sftsmpt -
sseape arrest
fsxisetiys Captain william =
Fsrrar said Thursday esntnre o.
the man. ~ns gave he nsms -
Chester Arthur White. with f<<l.
dsnes 81 szz ra~nssf ave. might
clear 40 : number ~ feperfx ~
improper conduct ~ > man fra
ausailn3 ths Division ss~ district
tsrssr .ssd HAL whtse hs1
sisssas s~~s s<essssl~s ~ tws
ssss~. - sh< ssee ms tss~<
- f.fss III. sts~et,sss sD~s
theirs aasias ~ isss - ent&
Tbs assssslss esptsts SID
there -. > pe~-lk>Iify fh~t
several arsae sehsst girls
ssighf si~s ~ called - t8~as
tify tke sasp~<t
"Wednesday sftefnosu Walter p.
Taylor. s1.ye.f.psd PARK p@sfst.
man. natieea white acting tm-
properly phsss fwo wsnssn Nsfs
walking through fh< park. T<Yies
edged up 10 White ard ASKED tifn
70 accompany MIN 81 th< paris teoi
foona 10 dis<s4sx ~ &etlous
In route 70 tbs tnssi fnnzn. Hhlfs
sslaasnly seasea thai Taylor ~ss
tconslnssa % fr.ks .. C<.lamH ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
One Pilot Killed
Another Balls Out
MeCHoRD FIELD L

McCH0RD FIELD 1t Mason
. Thompson. Shreveport. La. pilot
Of an army fighter plane Was killed
when the plane crashed about 7
Q. N. Wednesday near coal Creek
mountain. about four miles east Of
Mercer island.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
3 Democrats
In Senate
Bolt Party

CAPITOL. olsmrls--wafk os
the lpsa Legislature vas DELAYED =
day while : coalition hlee 81 DEM
ocratz and Republicans fought for
eontFel Of The senate Thursday
with n liberal Democratic Tfoup.
Nine conservative Democrats
bottled their party ranks last night
10 JON the Republican minority
and reject. . 10 Is. list Of COM
miitees appointed BY 1t Gov. Vic
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
Akyab Island Bombed

MN DELHI Ar ministry
headquarters annr unced IN I
Royal air force bon hers WeGBes-
dag attacked Kysukfsw. approx
innately % miles north u Akyab.
ana bombed Jspanese-occgpie
villages o. Akysb island, causing
considerable damage.