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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Elderly Man
Auto Victim

Richard NJ. Crosby. a.. an sr-
parent victim ~ . hit.run driver
died two hours after he Was dis
covered lying on North l. and
Fourth sts,. Friday night by Nj
and Mrs. Ray n. Kelly OF tsii
No. 18th st.
kciis stated he and HI. ~ife
WEIR driving south ea Nh.
Sheridan ave. and saw . ear
headed In the opposite diree-
ton stop and the driver get
out. The driver then got back
In and drove away. A. The
keiiss pesred the spot. thes
saw the body on the street.
Police were called and Il was
discovered that Crosby had suf-
fered q broken left leg. Grossly
was removed TO the Naythrrn Pa
cifie hospital. where he disd.
The krllys were able 10 give !
the police eriy . m~srss de-
sriptiea NJ the csr and driver.
known as Uncle Dick" 10 his
many friends. the victim was q re-
tired mechanical superintendent
for the Northern Pacific railroad
and Was also creator Of several
inventions Before COM
Ing 10 Tacoma In 1904 ss shop
for the Northern
Crosby had been employed
~ general foreman by the Chi
cago, 81 Paul. Minneapolis and
Omaha railroad.
Crosb, Was = member Of ~
Nader Temple ~ the shrine.
Cedar Rapids, lows; 6isnG.
ridge Commsndry No. ~.
Knight Tempisrs, West Unien.
Iowa; Royal Arch Mason. ia
Iowa. and the Tacoma Yacht
club.
Surviving him are his wife.
Mary. OF the home address. 900
No. l. st: a daughter. Mfs. George
y. Thompson. Tacoma a son. John
{. Crosby. in Mexico; three grand.
children. Mary Carol. and George
Anna Thompson, In Mexico. and
two brothers. W. W. Crosby. Tia
coma. and James T. Crosby. ut.
Paul. MINI. Buckley King m0rtu-
airy IL IN charge OF funeral ar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Charges Japs Had
Better Blankets

WARRINGTON Rep. Forest A
Harness. q. Ind. asked for con
grss.sonaI investigation ~ reports
that ths army Vas called upon -
furnish grade A blankets 10 Japa-
nsss relocation camps ana that IN
eas Instance this left only grade
y o. used blankets for American
soldiers
Harness zaIa that an open $50
mon Of the house military affairs
committee that hs had recsiysd hls
information from . high ranking
officer IN fhs field
Later Harness tod reporters
that stnoss social planners down
town wsrs ''psmpsring Jap2nsss
"a the relocation camps,
Their idea ls 10 soelsllzs them
ne said
Chairman Andrew J. MAY. D..
Ky. told Harness that the blankst
question would be placed before
a military affairs subcommittee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Hope Revived Men
Bailed Out Safely

WALLA WALLA-Hope was re-
vived Saturday for the lives Of
nine army niers previously De-
heved killed in the crash Of their
bomber near ChsIlis. Ida, Tues
day.
Searching parties reaching the
plane reported no bodies were
found IN the Wreeksge and II vas
hoped the men psrachuted 70
safety.
Air base officials listed the fol-
lowing a. missing:
Flight Officer Harold =.
Thompson. Springfield. Ore. Co
Pilot. 2nd Il Austin Finley.
Broken Bow. Okla. svigators
2nd 1t George ". Smith, Jr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
New Ceilings
On Meat Due
.April 18th

VIII shs placing ~ ceilings -
the price ~ teef. veal lafnh snzl
mutton effective April fs-res.ii
cuts Il meat wnl 10 standardized
- u cutting and trimming ard
no retail cuts ~ these meats other
than thase aesrrsh~d In ths nes
maximum price regulations may
~ sold ~ storekeepsrs ouscs Il
Price Administration officials IN.
nauneea Saturday
OfA also announced sdsiitiunsl
steps 70 assure tho housewife buy.
ms ground round that she 1.
getting exactly what she pays fee
Hereafter. NJ butcher may sell say
meat Foreground prisf 10 sale e..
esnt ground beef lhsmhafFefl
ground veal and ground lamb.
" . customer bsss sss
either cut ef meat ana wssss
II ground. tie r~tail~r NAY
grind " ~ Tire tiw~ ~ pur.
sha~e--bas may got charge
for the sriadsss.
AZ another protective measure
10 consumers butchers may now
sell - cubs steaks only thc@e that
are e,hed At the time ~ purchase
II customer buys . cut Of meat
and wants n cubed. the store.
keeper may cube it--bnt cannot
charge extra for the SERVES.
Exempt from pse,issess 81
the a<s prtes regulations. bat
easer~d Nv March. isss. cell
ing. under the G~sevsi mani.
mum price regulation ssei
Sausage. canned meat ard
variety meats ttnciudtas
brains. hssr. Kidneys. tongues
and he.rss). A. . later date.
ofA plans IA Get specific
doilsrs-ssd-oenss ceiling prices
for these itsms also.
Standardized cuts of beef. veal.
lamb and mutton. described In the
new regulation. were arrived si
after an extensive series Of cutting
tests IN orA meetings with repre-
sentative retailers throughout the
country. Tho action II = necessary
preliminary to effective price con-
troll ON meats. since different
methods of cutting had prevailed
previously IN various ssctions Of
the United states.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05

Among those women on the
home front line is Helen NJ. Casey,
who resides at Caledonia Beach.
and is doing her bit at Tacoma
yard of Seattle Tacoma Shipbuild-
ing Corp.
She has four good reasons
for knuckIing down and doing
good job. The four reasons
are four brothers who are
serving Uncle Sam In the
armed forces.
Helen is the first woman jour
neyman machinist to be released
by the Tacoma union and she Is
mighty proud of the honor.
And. apparently. the men in
Shop A. where she works, are
pleased with her efforts.
The men ] work with are
grand and have not showed
one speck Of resentment In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Dorothy Lamour
To Wed Captain
ARROWHEAD SPRINGS. Cal.

ARROWHEAD sPRfN6s. Gal.
An army camp romance between
Dorothy Lsmour Of the films and
Capt. william Ross Howard III.
u. 5. army air corps. was revealed
Saturday in announcement by the
screen actress that they would be
married within five days
Miss Lsmour. resting here De
tween pictures. said she would
swap her ssfong for Wedding
gown a. soon - the captain could
Obtain leave.
The couple met seven months
ago when Miss Lsmour sang for
soldiers AZ the San Bernsrdino.
Cal. air depot where Howard was
an administrative officer. They
had been seen together frequently
since that time.
Howard. member Of a prominent
Maryland family. has extensive
lumber holdings In Virginia His
home u In Baltimore.
Both have been married before
Miss LamOur's first husband
was orchestra leader Herbie Kay.
sho discovered her in a Chicago
department store and made her q
singer with his band They were
divorced three years ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
u. S. May Occupy
Five Full Floors

Although no confirmation could
Be obtained from treasury depart
ment officials IN Washington.
u. &. II was believed Saturday
that five floors Of the Washing
ton building would become govern
ment internal revenue offices
shortly after May l.
Clark Squire. internal revenue
collector. said Saturday he knew
that treasury officials were seek
ing more space for his department
but did not know what Tacoma
buildings were being considered.
Tenants on several floors Of the
Washington building received on
April ] notices 70 move by May J.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Victory Rally
Set for Sunday

Greatest music spectacle In Ia
coma since the nesting of the
National husis Educators cun-
ference bsre five years ago wili
be presented II the state Armory
Sunday afternoon a. 40
Participating In the Victory RAJ
~ will b. tao hands from Fort
Lewis and two from Mechord
Fisld. = s0o-voics chorus. repre-
sentlns racams music srssnlxs-
tons. ana . 10 piece errh<xtss.
sssse pave eess ,vsvsd~ta ~ On
audlsnte ~ s.n0b.
Orchestra and chorus viii -
directed BY Louis q. wsrsrn me
Foft Lewis and Mcchofa Field
hands viii b. directed ~ War
rant OFFICER Hlsdsek. Mseenhslm.
Coy and Bsrst Hsfb<rt Ford viii
lead audience slnfIns
The pseEsaw wtlI 900
with . speesseuiss psssas -
allied nssless fisss. tstlsw-
lag wisI ~ . ps~sestatsss ~
.hs Americas nag - ~
ss~s~d bssds pisy ~ star
spsnEiss nssa~s. nsy n~~si~
and . esisr snsss fSsss ~
Tacoma hsftsiss~ ~ seash-
isxss@ state essp1 wsN pns-
tteipsfs.
The invocation BY Tia New. ?.
n Hoff. pastor Central Letbsren
Continued on rsss 0. Column .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05

Down In hollywood ne . short
jump from Al To Ia.
4 New Nerk Judge ruled .
man NAV ~ isoffen>iseis
drunk. Meaning coed and
drunks
Ne don't care who wins the
hog-ealiing contests this year
just 40 the hogs answer.
some men Who take up Eslf
10 Improve their health should
fellow BY taking mp semeshiss
10 Improve their morals.
Lots Of bosses Win he too husy
this summer TO take vacations %
= lot Of help won't have q chance
To loaf either.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05

kashsyn Wocds. above.
president Of College Of Pr
get Sound student body. ord
do.ohssr Of Rufus Woods.
wsnote hse pubIsxhsr.
stoHsch Republ.eon. bod shs
thrill Of her lie Fndoy eve
nin1 when shs met Mrx.
FrunkIln o Roosevelt az q
Wor Rond o~ofd meeting
held Of the Moore sheofer In
seotile Mlss Woods wos
one Of three speakers select.
ed 10 represent schools of
the sfoss Of tho meeting Of
which more Than 1000 per.
sons Offended She told he
sosf oudlsncs OF me role
students were ploy,na 'n fhs
war effort through puvhoss
OF ~os siomps ord bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
English Coost Town
Attacked by Nozis

l. % y ID 20 - Seven or eight
Focks-Wulf 1905 bombed and ma
chine gunned a south coast town
Saturday killing 81 least ~ per
sons and inJuring many others.
The raiders guns blszed a.
they crossed the toxin II the shop
ping hour. Bombs nit a church
AMI a chapel and an pnoeeDpisd
hotel. Several persons ssrs be-
hsvsd trapped IN bombed block
Of shops and houses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Koreo Wonfs Credit

119t4<8A0N - me H0tt&u
American council urged Secretary
q Interior Harold l. Ickss 70
render unto Korea ths Things
that sre Korean In other words.
lhe council wants the cherry trees
IN the capital 70 be known hence
forth a. Korean cherry trees"
instead Of Japanese cherry trees.
insisting the trees originally were
from Korea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
384 japanese Planes
Begged in 3 Months

WASHINGTON - The war de-
pzrtment announced that y. =.
army planes shot down ss4 Jap
aness aircraft In combat during
January. February and March
against loss Of 81 American
planes ratio OF better than
seven 10 one.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Bill for 49th State
Is Before Congress

WASHINGTON - Sens. William
LANCER. r. n. D.. and Pat Nc
Carran.. d. New. introduced a bill
TO provide for the admission OF
Alaska into the union. The bill
provides for a constitutional con-
yention for the establishment o.
courts and for representation IN
congress BY one representative and
Two senators.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
.0LrGITTEH5

From 7:42 p. m. Saturday
until CAB =. m. Sunday.
From 7:43 .. m. Sunday
until Gal a. m. Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
With Four Brothers Serving
Uncle Sam, Helen Casey Is
Aiding in u. S. War Effort

Scores with husbands brothers and dsngh
the working
They seriously they play
bringing their
alye
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Open Attack
On Foe Sc
OF FL Cueiisr

ALLIED NO. Nerth AfrI<n
-Am>rirns tsshs sNd infnn-
try ATTACKED the asls Csvmen
pa~ltiens sear IN Ehth vua1
iunetlea southsast ~ ~ Cuet-
tar SATURDAY IN IN sttsmpl -
hrsak thrsusk u me esostal
plain.
rk<f- 80 N smn<d'ss@ in6s<a-
ton nv spees.eftsi Ne attach
I'D h><n rrcnt dispatches slns
disel..~a thai ~ Americas. 80
Withdrawn slinhtIy m th> rnu-
daat sr>e % strsagth>s th~ir
fienh
ADVANCE ~ NonTu
h<1n~hlle. n th~ nerth. fhe
H<ssssh rlrst army pushed sia~<v
q k6ateaf. which u ariy n mfiee
fFam nzs<fts
n>spifs - ws~ther xsnsrsi1iy.
ihs xF<1s ANGIE Americas AERIAL
<rfnsas gave ~ married sxts
fafe>s - rsst f1shs hnmb>rs sna
fighter heme>rs fsks1 osrman
pasixianz sna ffsnspevss north -
usb>s n relays. ths sn~my sir
field ~ IL rssconnsrfe vss
hemh<a twice and raging fires
were isfs burning. and flshfsvs
maintained eeesssst patrols
FLAMES nN0cuxu our
~ sa<my fighters wsvs s~nf
es.sninx n ~ ssssh sna foar
allied planes wsss loss.
M details n IN latest sdwnaee
~ IA. Gan =. 4. n. Anasv~nn's
first army IN Narthssn rsnlsla
wefs gives n ~ eomrnunsqns.
buf dispatches lsdicsss1 that ~
issops already wsxs isss than -
miles frsm uiz<rse.
ylfst army patrsts rssre>ssfx11iy
snxased snd infiiefs1 essusi1a~s
IN ~ sasmy p4tsus~ ~ ssm-
rnanIqs,. s.ld xls~wn~ss. Il -
parsss sniy p@trsi set'vssy.
rANm ArTAcn vAssa
ThtFty-tws f1esmea tAnns -
Tackled tn Assesses con1a1&nn
snm> - sslles est - ~ 0N>essor
Friday. baf : hHrrleane nntsnon
kne<t<d ou1 fns~e ~ them an1
The sthsr - tugsed eask. -
patches sald.
hssssim<. m nutlsa k1snah
Army vss mssssng stssanth M
- s.ssslf q brssh fhfs<seh Orr
msa Marshall kxvfs nommel's
last natural defense Iiae a1pvs
ss.aesr s<sfty 10 miles 10 ~
seffh Ths oermsa Afrins harps
ns~ Hss sntr~nehs1 slcus ~
safsh rim n ~ as~p. wsesr-
fiII~a wsa Akarst a ~ norsh-
rrH snfrsne< - IN 0en~s 80
10 miles shows oAbee
Ths iengfh II IN oevmen stsnd
Il wadi Ak4rtf 10 enpseee1 -
depend - ma<h os u proer~ns
II twin Americas tbsusfs iron -
nofthessf sssInef NJ rseF - murn
- - The lupes11na frna1aI sff.sn
By Gen ~ n<snssd L. Mont
sem<ry's xIas<h Army.
81 >11f>g 0M6vn
-. a.~4e~<.z.z~s "a -. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05

Hswthorne, Cal, bombafdieri
Staff Sgt. n. r. Wieland. Wslls
Wslla. and Sgt. W. W. Grungen,
Compton, Cal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05

MkUvUMo. o.. <;1<s1 aatn~
sies s<zara&, pr~per~s eh>se
.x&sa<f T~eA 81 nsrn&rd Lo@t
- e7<y~isAa. o. 40 ssnfsse
smesb~fins 10 nla~-~eek-etd
AFTER s~aazax sss esmmon
Nifs <~sr for : krlp
DIST atty. f.<oxxe ~ N<lh
she sssans<a ehz<Ge ~ Ne
after TIE army sslysd pz<lsdlet
I'D ~ Carp WhI<< soi1Ies 60
f<ssrs he kIilsd N b4bv rnofo'
49, after putting ~ mc<ncr'
rilil< Misehxizsn. -. siHe q c3e~e-
fsnd. - saetsboun1 fsaio Lc&nn
l<fs tn BODY. NeiIsea. ed = -
overnight 30 ~ tn< auto eq<1re
e.bln Nhsre tbe coapIe - Hve1
stnee oxfober. TWO emptoxon
found ths BODY Fr1day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05

Another bum bsef- va ~
corded n police annals Friday
nlxht when rroxl Car Officers
n J. prost and Lee y Knight
made this report On . en- they
had received 70 SO 70 : G q.
address and queE = "fi1hk":
Only fight We could find Wa
The Armstrong Beau Jack fight
coming over the radio.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
PROVE EFFECTIVE

Meantime, reports continued 20
reach London Of the terrific havoc
wrought by the British and Amer
lean bombers In their continuing
offensive against Germany and
occupied territory.
The Berlin radio said that 200
600 persons mad been killed. wound
ed or rendered homeless by Al
he'd raids on France. while an
Ankars broadcast asserted that
slovakis has agreed 20 house
$4,000 German children evacuated
from bombed areas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
ST. Nazaire
And Lorieni
Rocked Hard

LoNDoN-The Raj. takiak
advantage Of improved weather
conditions. was active saturday.
the air ministry announced.
Fighter bombers rsided abb
willie airdreme. . bsse for the
Foeke-Wulf 1905. the ministry
said. Five Fccke- Wulfs were de-
strosed and another damaged by
n supporting wing NJ Canadian
>pitfires. Ono British plane wss
last.
In another operation. spltfires
escorted Ventura bombers In .
daylight raid on the Brrst doeks
without encouniering . single
enemy fighter.
LONDON British four-engined
bombers struck In force during
the night Al Lorient and 81.
Nszaire. Germsnys two largest
submarine bases on the French
Atlantic coast.
The double blow ended a four
night lull In the Anglo
aerial offensive following the
heavy attacks Monday night on
Berlin and Dochum. the latter =
steel and railway center In Ger
many's Ruhr
Only two planes were lost In FRI
day nights raids and IN subsl-
diary mine-laying operations. con-
sidered an unusually small loss
for attacks on such heavily-de-
Tended targets.
MAY CHANGE BASES
Every type OF bomb from two
ton block busters 10 two-ponnd
inoendiaries was unlosded on the
submarine pens. repair Nhops and
other U-boat facilities of 81.
Nazaire and Lorient, both OF which
already have been so badly bat.
tered by Anglo-Americsn planes
that the Germans are believed
TO be on the point OF moving the
bases farther south IN France.
The raid ON Lorient Was the
seth Of the war and that On
~. Naxaire. the 47fh. Lerient
last was attacked In daylight
by the 9Th q. =. air force
March g.
Other Allied planes took over
the resumed aerial offensive IN
daylight today. Bombers and
fighters swept over the south
east coast In relays and bomb
explosions were heard from the
direction Of the northeast coast
of France OF southern corner OF
Belgium.
The night raids against the
submarine bases were timed to
coincide with the naturalization
Of Germany's U-bost warfare
against Allied sea lanes in an at
tempt to throw the impending IN
yasion Of Europe off schedule.
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Reed
[Ly;LzIIISldlS

Begins Mondoy in
THE TACOMA TINES
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-20
BARCLAY on BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
"Tlio Authority en- Authorities"

there would have been cases
where East was silly enough tn
up off his possession q! tie spade
Q by doubling. also probably cases
OF the declarcr trying Ia. get out.
standing trumrS eliminated in
four rounds and then stalking all
on a break of the diamonds. OF
COURSE. If the trump finessc
worked and diamonds broke. there
would DE five tricks in the Side
suit. four in trumps. three in clubs
and n in hearts. for a total OF Is
This particular dcclarcr. though
counted the hand for a cross-rulr
Inree tricks in clubs. plus n
each for the red aces. then four
each for ruting tricks by North
ami South would add up TO l3 Sc
after the heart X lead to the A. he
cashed the diamond a and three
clubs. then cross-ruffcd. No mat.
ter whether East ruffed an carlv
diamond trick or not. it made nj
difference He was ovcr-ruffed or
course, If East had held the long
diamonds and West the lone
hearts. this would not hav,
worked.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-20
Filters
Are Not Anything
If Not Ingenious
In the Sir Walter Hotel,
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
Bi LYNN INSECT

.'dl"l&,. Dec. o .-TribuI, has
Dtth pad To The persistence OF Mai
zen. /. j. Harley III uvri Cumnu all
hjndlc1pS Il 90, To- Aia:,tco for inc
aNihi:"n birthday observance last
FrIi1y. Nobody uhCcpt the lcyv WIN
hCN'd HIM SNOW just what the pcn-
Cial >1Id IN his speech At the NIun,ru
an base. but in the advance COPIES
furnished the press IN, eastern air
'''"c commander paid Iust as high
'iibUt, /" the American army ilivr
Hirvi u.iv Hs ..uy commentator paid
II Ia, ~ persistence.
Two Illustrations VIII suffice To
n'"Nr the point. The general told of
"!lc instance Nh"n il WAS ncCu s;,yy
I" transport "u army truck by plane
I" Il GiSlIn; pc:nt. Tho truck WAS too
nr"Ny lur any aNdiiabl" plane. but
nat dIGat stump the boys. They Us
81 ""r'"lrnC torches To- cut IL IN Two,
in"a'd hall on one plane half on
'r''"vr. took i, whore il belonged
he !"H2cl gIi welded the twu parts
.H",r"": and pat IN" Truck in use.
Anoiau. Down IN In" tropics the
fellow need ice. Sometimes il isn't
To ar h"i through regular channels.
- Inc tying boys fill up Cantccns
with wafer, take them up ON then
Il-uia: hiGh altitude missions-and
o.ua u"cIi ice.
G,H,.al .iUn.Cy concludes that
G"Is like 'Gat Will be hard II lick.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-20
AOC1ety News
OH. HOLY HOT X.
BY Catherine Parmcnt.r

Let us awaken from u sleep,
Let us forget the pridc-thc fear,
The harvest that u children rcap
Snail spring from what we scatter
here:
Oh. may the love which is Thine own
Be %gallantly and humbly sown,
Beyond divcrsiiicS OF creed
AID tlmc-wurn barriers ol race.
Tie people in their silent need
Brhold the light upon Thy face.
Their eyes. no longer blinded. sec
Thine a!l-cmbracing charity.
Out oil the travail of new birth
Ir.d God, there comes 4 Glad re-
lease.
O.. holy hour when all the earth
S.-Jli know the beauty of Thy peace
Ilr vision that al never die
..y song that rings against the Il; "
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-20
ManpOWer Control
Now Leveling Off
In North Carolina

R"lcish, Dec. 20.-Dcfinitc decline
oil activities connected with the one
ration Of the War Manpowcr Com
missions Employment Sterilization
Program in North Carolina is shown
IN the November report, which in
dictates continued inprovcmcn, IN
the reduction of labor turnover.
d.. j. s. Dorton. State manpuwcr
director, attributes this To three pyiu-
cIpal reasons: CD eliminating the
earlier practice of issuing 'cund.ti-
onSl reicrral of workers Ia Job, ana
more rigid enforcement oi the ",,uv
ON the job clause: CD the add rfuua,
time oi operation by winch employ
crS and workers have become more,
familiar with the provisions: and CD
the increasing number ur establish
lncnlS checked for compliance.
h November report shows ID
"l6 inquiries al the - local l.. =. I'm
pioEmrnt Service Offices in the State.
!; drop "i 3.52i from October. O.
those lnquiring. ii,39i requested IT,
leases. :" they could take other ipb-.
Inc loH offices issued 22.llT State
m"nts of Availability and 1921 lr-
i"rralS. denied releases for n."nG.
otherwise disposed of 2.6l9 and mad
Oil pending us the month crd"I.
OF the 1886 aDucalS taken. 70 To-"
employers and 326 ny worker. do
c!Si"nN Of the Review Units wIj..n
The local Employment, Service. office.
were upheld by the Local AuDcal.
Panels III lT2 CaS"S were ~rCycr.o.,
in lac cases and IL wclc Ct s,r,:
olherWISc-rCmandcd. deferred, pen
ding Oh withdrawn.
Workers moving into local u.....
from within % outside IL,
State numbered lO.l73 in November.
Of whom 6.560 brought In,Cr-.Nru.
Releases and 3.6I3 were without SIC
releases. Workers leaving local u.!.-
for points within and outs +.
tho State numbered i2.3lG. Of wnu..
ll,llJ requested intCr-Nrca RCiCas,.
before leaving the local Office area
or these requests. iU.2l1 were grant
cd and 872 denied.
OF the 2.068 requests from voI.,-
erS who had already Lest the io-s.
office areas for lnIc.-A"ca Release.
2.599 were issued. and iiG Wg..
denied: 80 otherwise disposed o..
Dr.. Dorto" find that The s.
experienced a small net lu,, ., vn..-
crS in November. the ogi-m.e. a..
slightly ovcr-balancin2 the in-M.-
grants.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-20
Forest Fires Are
Dozen Times Worse
Than One Year Ago
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY LYNN NISRET

Raleigh, Dec. 20.-Fuur time. az
many forest fires did twelve times rs
much damage in November of Ih,s
year as compared with the sInr
hlonth IN 1912, according L. rcpur,
"i w. *. BcIchlcr, chief Of forest, iir,.
control for Inc state department of
CONSERVATION and development.
This increase is attributed u~,,irIy
10 me excessive drought, this year,
whereas last November w.,s rnIny
Wheh all The alibiS and explanations
nave been offered the picture still
uoesh look good. Here are the fig
UrcS: -
November, 1912: l19 fires. BUM
ing over o,229 acres, destroying pro-
perry worth S6,9lO.
November. 1913: go lmrsi fire.
burning over 6i.725 acres. destroy
Ih% property estimated IT, ur v.rtn
SlUl.uI9u5. (Wundcr how the nickel
got IN the taDulation.D
Bcichlrr isn't proud ui Tia, show
ing. and he urges more Calr uu Ir,rr
oil cItlZtnS To prevent Recurrence of
forest ilrcS. The causes ct the Tires
as aSccrtaincd by wurdcnS IN the 81
cpuntic having fire control service
(and these figures are Just Tor THESE
81 c"untlCS) leaves less room Tor
pride on part Of the state.
Campers and hun;crS failing +, Dut
out CampIirc> are charged with SHIRT
ing POI of the November fires: care
less smokers caused 1873 of them:
railroads. &c: debris burning. SO:
numbering, III; miscellaneous, %;