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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-08
ARMY TAKES
Ct MORE MEN
FROM HERE

The following Wyand0tte men have
been indicted into the United States
Army: r.
Harry d. Hopper. 9S7 Fifth.
Thomas j. Adams, 24D TvoAky-
second. ..'I
Leo Consiglio, 466 Elm.
Harold c. Seller, 2S4S Fifteenth.
Mike s. Kostecki, 1904 Seventh,
Frederick b. Wilson, 3022 FirN.
Paul w. Daniels, 1859 Sixth.
Ralph +. DOmagalski, 1762 McKin-
ley.
William ]. Wagner, 1924 Fourth.
George Keck,, 1896 Twelfth
James A. Switzer, 541 Oak.
Paul J. MrOzek, 114O Seventh.
Andrew BalOgh, Jr., EcOrse
Herman w. BObb, 120S Lindbergh.
James s. Campbell, 209S Fifth.
Charles G.. Szczepaniak, 1865 Fourth
John Yakawich, 516 Orchard.
Harold KenwOrthy, 2445 Ninth.
John Evans, Jr., 1924 Electric.
Anthony s. Dylewski. 2251 Tenth.
Lawrence Egland, 800 Kings.
Thaddeus j. Gurzenda, 1897 Twelfth
Grover ID. Updike, 149 Goddard.
Everett f. Tins, 1921 Fourth.
Leo j. BushrOe, 1773 Elm.
Kenneth G. Jaruis, 2712 Second.
Victor s. Lapczynski, 1464 Oak.
George j. Shuryan, 1854 SOmheil.
Charles kOOpman, Jr., 1868 Poplar.
GuSta A. wager, ROmulus.
John V. Zukowski, 245O Eighth. b"
John l.. Morris, ITO Eighth. ',
EaralH T. Afhnlfar OpA6
Ralph J. DawidkO. 1923 Fourteenth.
Walter F.. Brown, 6O3 Lincoln.
MenfOrd ID. MOhler, S12 Orchard.
Norbert r. SkOlainski, 1890 Twelfth.
Melvin D. PanchOt, 202 North drive.
Charles III. Tear, 3218 Fourth.
Max Lambrecht, Jr., 654 Cherry.
Clarence M. Johnston, 2543 Biddle.
Raymond G. Paschke, 93S Ninth.
Sam J. Sclafani, 52S Riverbauk.
David A. Murphy, 22S1 Twenty-sec-
ond.
Harlon H. Morton, 1888 Twenty
second.
Jake Haefler, CSC Grove.
Franklin A. Williams, 274< First.
Walter ]. Baran0wski. $50 Vine
wood.
Carl q Bartx, a6l4 Seveateenth.
Kasimir Clesialski. 33e0 TNe3e6.
Mearl L. ChAmberlip, 406 Chse1y.
James +. ONein. 90 Checry.
Casper J. Somp,er. 81 Cherry.
Frank r. NiidEe, 1S06 Third.
Evefett L He1dley, 1913 Vampt.
w1iiilm y. Clark, f436 WuSn6G
ss6,(e
syn,ssn h. nsssS, SD Cm6sa. -
Esapcis 4. nsGAcoVski. 116g osoher-
io9. sssss. T. 90 r. .-s.>., re.sr :C.i.
william Y. Kank IA Chestnut
Hspscord ii. Hancock. II. IN
Merrick.
Sylvester ]. Afholter, 404 Hmmaas.
Henry Trusewicz, S6 Superior.
Howard Fl. Burr, 555 Poplar
Joseph A. Viola. Brooklyn, n. 7.
Elroy r. Howitzke.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-08
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
German service, 9:15 am.
Sunday school. 9:30 am.
English service, 10 AS am.

Sunday school. $50 am.
English service, 10 AS am.
Evening service, 1880 pm.
Sundays services will be conducted
by the pastor, the Rev. G. ]. Krahnke.
He will speak on the Gospel, John 4.
3542: Calling the First Disciples.
In the evening new series of medi-
tations will be introduced, entitled ::
THE Church Bells"
On Monday Of next week, 8 pm,
the Senior Walther League officers
Will meet
Tuesday. : pm. the adult class will
meet for instruction in Christian fun
(lamentals
Wednesday, $50 pm. the Sunday
school teachers institute will be held.
The Juniors and the finance board
will hold their respective meetings at
{ 80.
Thursday. :45 pm. the Ladies Aid
will meet. At 1880 pm. the male
chorus and the ladies choir will re-
sumo their weekly rehearsals.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-08
Obituary
WILLIAM GRUMPY

william Grumpy. 70. died at hia
home, S172 Macomb road. Crosse -.
December 80. He is survived hy JA1s
wife, Rose, three brothers, JbaagR
Daniel and Louis, q sister, Mes. eAUA
BOndie. a niece, Maude Lafayette. -
a nephew, George Lafayette. Z
The funeral took place froN 9ac1q
Heart church, Crosse lie. SaturdAg.
Burial was in Sacred Heart cepefery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-08

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every Day Gay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
BY JOHN u. STURDEVANT,
Motion Picture Editor.

~ OMFONE TO REMEM-
~ BER' is film You won't
~ forget for Republic P.o-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Solving an
Age-Old Problem
Continued from Page 10


in Tho beginning End crank
not because she cared q Dor z
drinking but 10 keep Hp WIN
her husband. he was PROUD "i
her capacity ana usod 10 'a''Eh
about what ne called h'r mono"
legs
Within a IT," years or ul'i
marriage, tn'N went '"hsia'I'''y
up the scale In money ana S'.''l
position ENDS husband DC
came more am" more '''.''' .''.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

warming romance a film TO re-
member
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

Continued on Page 100
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Tunis- Bound Italians Cut
To Pieces by Camel Corps

unit in a fierce. short battle along
the Tripolitanian border. 1t was
announced Friday.
Only $50 Of the 400 Italians IN
the unit escaped from the camel
borne warriors. a French captain
said AT allied headquarters. The
Italians apparently were trying 10
make their way 10 Tunis when
they were intercepted by the camel
corps In the vicinity OF Tarst. 2s5
miles southwest Of TripOii.
The camel corps attack was yir-
tually the only land activity on the
Tunisian front. There was limited
patrolling in the Mate1r region
where an axis counter-aitsel has
driven British troops from hill
positions.
BIS American bombers. escort
ed by Lockheed Lightnings. at
tackled the Germsn-heid airdrome
and barracks Al cabes and scored
hits that started fires. a raid ON
Ksirouan by A-20's and P-t0s
showered high explosives and in
cendiaries on German troop con
centratlons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
One Destroyer Sunk
And Another Struck

LONDON - The dsEtr0ys
Achstes has been sunk while de-
Tending a convoy. the British ad-
miraity reported Friday.
The destroyer onsiog received
some damage and casualties IN
the same action IN which : Ger
man pocket bsttisship sss bslisy-
Cd n have been involved
The action occurred on the morn
ing ~ Dec. 81 when = force u
British deslroyers Was conveying
supplies 10 Russia over ths north
ern route
Despite the severe attack By
what vas described a. superior
enemy forces. the supplies destined
for The Red army got safely
through 10 Russia. 4 was said
IN addition 10 pocket battle
ship. il Was believed that the axis
feet included cruiser and sey-
ersl oestroyers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Reiieraies Hope
To Win in 1914
MASHING TON

WASH TON - President
Roosevelt Friday reiterated his
hope that the war would end in
victory for the Allies in 1874.
Mr.. Roosevelt was asked at his
press conference whether in mis-
state OF the union message he
meant 10 convey the possibility
that the war would end in 1914.
The questioner referred to the
portion Of the presidents speech
in which he said il was within
the realm Of possibility hat the
18th congress might have the his
toric privilege Of helping greatly
10 save the world from future
fear"
The president said that he was
expressing hope and that he was
unabl 10 define his use Of the
word possibility beyond that.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09

wAsuINaroNr President
Roosevelt Friday expressed -
rrov-i af puteDs the ssaasry ~
. p-y.ss-yes-Ka tan hssis. nai
cited a. : ssstoa. psoelem any
change over which eossla invalvs
the fefrsv,ng ef tssss sisvsay
owed
Asked a . press eunfsrsnrs fo<
comment On congressional slssrus-
s.on 81 soms form ~ . pay -. ssu-
90 tneems tsx plan. ths p<>ssa>as
said he thought ws al favor GET.
ting an = psy-ss~s.Eo h~sss. par.
tlsalsrls 70 avoid M asfflssitl~s
Of accommodating money through.
snt year - pay sss~s On lneems
being earned ~ me sans time.
The real problem. Ne s.sd. Ia
changing over 90 such hssis Il
deciding whether % sm.i entirely
the payment 81 : certain parties
% the present tsxes owed th>
government
To forgive . portion a. th< ssx~s
owed on the ip<7 income. he Gid
would result In an nltimsts i,~s
to the treasury.
Ns~spspssOen asked .hen sss<s
los@ would become ssiarnt u ths
psy-ss-yoa-so system were Goa
CONTINUED on Page 10. Column q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Gremlins Annoy U. S. Fliers;
Tiny Men Ride Their Planes

experience with Grembns, Hls
gas tank ~ss hit by an inesndlsry
bullet and tao zsross blasted the
wings Of his ship with cannon
fire. bat he returned 10 the base
safely. Then as he walked across
the field 10 his camp that night.
Yehudis TOPPED him and he fell
In = foxhols. breaking two ribs.
Lieut.. Hswiey p. Mills AZ So
attic says tho grounded crsm-
Inns remove the wing covers fsem
his plane IT night and paint frost
on the ship.
bic believes that thu Gremllns
were brought 10 the Alsutians BY
RcAr Squadron Leader Kenneth
A. boomer Of OTTAWA. . veteran
OF 20 sweeps over Francs who has
recently Transferred mere.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
O'Neil Was
Against 1t,
Then for It

r. D. O'Neil. utilities commits
Honer, was against il. He said
80. He thumped his clenched fist
hard down on the council table.
He announced firmly: I'm against
it,"
The vacation ordinance. in its
newest version. was what he was
against. Copies Of il had been
dealt around Friday to the coun-
cilmen. And. following introduc-
ton by Mayor Harry P. Cain, Cor
poration Counsel Howard Caroth-
ers began to read it.
O'Neil had read on ahead in
his copy and Carotbers hadn't
even got past the first SEN
fence when. hump, down
came O'Neirs fist and out Of
his mouth came, I'm against
IT."
The other councilmen looked up.
blinking at O'Neil.
wait a minute. Robert,
wait Just a minute" the ma
yor said. Let Howard finish
reading"
O'Neil emitted grudging grunt
Of assent but his eyes and out
thrust chin indicated Carothers
could read 10 doomsday and II
wouldn't make any difference as
Continued on Page Is. Column s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
90 Billion
Ceiling for
Munitions?

wAsmsNoToN Ths var pro.
duetion board IL seeking IN eonfef'
encss with leaders Of the armed
services 10 put . temporary $50.
900 ooo. 900 ceiling ever he ip<l
munitions program. a WA lsssn4
today.
That sspsndatufs. a wss and0
stood. would not lneIna~ ths eoss
Of expanding % building ssw IA
ellltiss nut u ~sutd cover the
coat Of AL ssmnst materials -
planes. tanks ships. guns and buI-
lets the armed services srKlnsl-
~ wanted = 80. -. Do. 100 pro-
gram.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
F. D. FAv0RS PAY-AS-e0 TAX
THE LEGISLATURE
What Kind Will Il Be?
Democratic Caucus Is Key


Washington wants war legislature whose members
all viii pull hard and in the direction.
But will the state despite the national
be granted its desire.
The question will be put and probably answered
when Democratic members Of the legislature which
will convene Monday, meet In party Olympia
Sunday
In that caucus the Bourbon members the House
jory will be asked to select BY ballot their esnd
date for speakerthen To the organzstional opening
session OF the House and elect him with their 81 votes
clear majority OF The House membership Of 90.
And that Is what the Democrats should do furtheranee
of harmonious constructive and reasonably speedy
IL they do not; II they divide the speaker.
ship; II minorit, Of Democrats join with ~ Rspub-
hcans Ia elect speaker. then the session will he
launched In bitterness and disappointment and Win
be punctuated throughout with reeriminatien and
disruption.
In the political the Republican administration al
Olympia and Republican members cannot be blamed for
Willingness to take advantage of weakness that
be displayed by the Democrats
But. good citizens. Republican members well n
most others, will hope that the Democrats will shoulder
majority party responsibility In accordance with the apes
voiced this week by their national leaders, and thus rel
the states 2sh legislature under way purpo~efuy
properly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Severe Storm
Hits Honolulu

HONOLULU a sewers tropical
storm caused >1Denslys damage "a
highways. public utilities and de.
fsnse projects IN Honolulu. bat
the city has returned 90 normal. u
Nss disclosed FRIDAY.
The official announcement u ths
storm. delayed until now for rss.
sons 81 security. reported no esss-
slfiss
Lake the native Hawaiisnx. the
eifys white residents sent haze
foot because tho streets mad been
transformed into rivers.
Ths fsshkcnsbis ksbais. waikiki
and Diamond Head residential ais
triets vsrs hit considerably. bat
there vas no estimate In dollars ~
the damage done.
FioodvstsFs inundated hundreds
Of underground shelters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Draft Near
For Married
Men Here!

Many married men without
children viii be drafted within
the next few months. a survey Of
Pierv oounty's seven local Selecs
tive Service boards revealed Fri
day.
How soon q married man
will he drafted depends. first
Of all. upon which II the se,eu
boards he IN registered with.
how soon the call will come
depends upon the sire Of IN
ture quotas.
The February quota assigned
Selective Service boards Ia the
largest ever received. and il more
than triple the number Of men to
be drafted this month.
should the March and April
quotas be comparable In sire
with the one for February. 10
Il likely that most married
men without children viii he
drafted bs mid summer.
But as draft board officials
have so often pointed out. status
OF different men varies consider
ably with each draft board. And
this condition will exist until the
often-proposed manpower pool of
single men Is set up.
Here are the way matters stand
in the seven different draft
boards:
Tacoma No. This board WAS
on the point OF drafting ehlldless
married men several months ago.
when national selective Service
headquarters stepped In. forbade
taking married men until the is
and ie-year-olds were exhausted.
II has already reclassified many
OF it's married men and. In all like
lihood, viii start drafting some Of
them ln March or April
Tacoma No. 2-This board has
reelassified a few of It's married
men. but doesn't expect to draft
any of them for several months.
Tacoma No. 3--This board has.
perhaps, the largest pool of single
nHn from which To draw. and does
Continued on Page 3. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09

a e0mmnpiqae ssid that on
Wednesday. force Of Lbsraior
heavy bombsrs attacked shore
Installations al kiska IN the Aleu-
tiaBs Clouds prevented observe
ton Of results
In the SolOp0ns Nsrauder
tWo-eHginsd bomber STACKED the
japanese air base ~ Aunda or
New Georgia island on Thursday
fislsnd iimsJ Results wers not
reported.
8un6s il $50 naDtlcaI miles
northwest n our Cusdsicansl arr
field.
The attack on Kisks occurred on
the same DAY that = Lfberztor
bomber seored direct snd two
near hits on = japanese snip iss
miles southwest Of kiska This
latter attack pas reported Wed.
neadsy The day before. North
American B-z5 bombers bombed
and sank an Enemy cargo snip
10 miles northeast 81 klsk1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09

Walter West, manager Of Tacoma
Better Business Bureau.
West said he had a thick file on
the charges against Monjar. gain
ed from national sources. and on
local complaints against the Man
tie club operations
However. said West. Gin
the entire file there are.
think, only two complaints of
men Who claimed membership
In the organization. Other
complaints were ma 2 by
wives of members"
West said he had recently talk
ed with former Mantle club mem
bers who had loaned money ia
Monjar and who judged MonJar
had picked up possibly $1,000 in
Tacoma from among perhaps 100
members.
At Seattle this week. n
hearing was conducted before
4. =. Commissioner Harr, VI.
Westfall 10 take dispositions
from members who had loaned
money to Monjar. The deposit
tons are being sent 10 VIII
mington TO he introduced In
the trial Of Monjar and I'd
ward T. Ellin. another Of the
national leaders.
The witnesses were asked u
they would regret the loans if they
knew Monjar had spent $4,000 a
month for personal living ex.
penses and about $50 900 worth OF
jewelry for his first and second
wives.
J. L. Taylor testified Monjar
could have thrown the money
into Puget Sound" for all he cared
Earl Kennel. photographer, had
loaned $1,000, but didn't regret IT
because he was impressed with the
Mantle clubs work in moral
reformation. A third witness, Il.
c. Dawson. War Manpower Com
mission job instructor, loa n d
Continued on Page IS. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09

HoAtR%fON W ~
fire touched off BY . Inins motor
Friday tfsppsd ~ men behina .
ssii u Flames and smoke tao
miles Inside the No. rs mine u
the PursRioys Coal Co. - scott .
run. five miles Ssa u ceefs
slxty-fNo other men Nho efrs ~
the mine Nhen ths fire started
escaped
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Tacoma Men Remain Silent
Wives Of Members
Or Mantle Club
Make Complaints
Better Business Bureau Repo
Better Business Bureau Reports

II Tacoma members and former
members of the Mantle club are
interested in the trial OF n. y.
Monjsr. national leader in VIII
mington, Del. on charges of de-
frsuding club members, they are
making no open display OF that in
terest. it was asserted Friday by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Eazis tanning Radio

LONDON Adolf HIliers radio
tschnielans have opened one oi
the greatest ether offenslyes VI
the war. attempting 70 pm syery
foreign broadcast which might dis
close the extent ~ Germanys set.
backs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09

rfOexnQ--Ae>n. Thsue -
gro seldl~<s d. y hs>nnnn'e
isthsl sss eh&meer xu1ny ~ -
murder ~ . eso l>ee - ,
yesr ago
n VS. shs fsfsf ts>p1s enoeu66un
In state hlssosy - ~ mr. 90
shs 49, psssnn etnmopr - -
sss~d n mars thee t~(vensa
T. G. L~sie<. ~ 6neGe csook
rss.s Charles nan6ees. n. Nseec-
daes~s Tea. sH6 Ose6g d ca.
-. -. foszis. NJ - enege1v
before as~n fa~ ~ fstei oent-
inE ard s<asssae - ca csrpa1
qusiis. nl~s~s. Asis go lg>vw.
ens gear sad fsns nnp1ee b>leeo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
A New Coaoe Fesluse

Bugs Bunny. Pretty Pshanid ElmGR
Fudd. Perky Pig and all tho cthos
characters Of the LoonsY Tunes on1
Msrris Melodies cartoon movies viii
greet you in the comic sectton
Saturday.
Bugs Bunny hos blossomed into
the screens smosh hit ch0zcctoE and
we are bringing him 10 you @ 9
regular weekly comic feoture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Bone TO Heintroduce
Columbia Power Bill

WILMINGTON Zen Homer 7
Bone. D.. wash. said Friday that
he planned 10 reintroduee ma Co
lambia river power administration
ball 10 the 7sth congress. Bone .
blll. which sss designed 70 speed
acquisition Of utility systems and
coordinate operation Of govern
nent power plants on the river
died IN COMMITTEES last session sf-
Ter extensive hearings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09

xnImw ~unwm nmmn@n1r
uw anos, Anrnn~ -.
h-mn-vs s~16~S -, 49, -
.-suss-~~ r----.-s,. - <--. -
- ru~su6ss 800 - -
~. - ssssr1p1 Snouw oparp
a. uouDunA = - -
es~@ eu>nnH = 49, -
m~u1vup - uy>1sv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
DR.. Rosanoif Passes
Los ANGELES

Los ANGELES - DR.. Aaron J.
RossnOff, former director Of state
institutions and nationslly-knov-n
psychistrist. died Thursday Of
rare tumor condition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
To Visit No. Africa

IONsaDN Tentative plans have
been eompisf<d fef Cen. chsrise
dc o.sils 10 visit North Affses
late tina meath for . 6.sesz~son II
the political sstssflsa Win Gen
Henri Honorx 0irszzd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Russ Force
Is Headline
or Rostov

No>COW->oviet troops driv-
ing southwest Of Stahngrad
have captured the town and rail-
WAY station At Zimoynil>i. IS
miles southwest Of koielnikov-
ski, special Russian COM
mnniqUe said Friday.
MOSCOW Driving ahead with
trip-hammer power. the Red army
stormed through town and village
on the Don and Caucasus fronts
during the night. smashed dcsper-
ste German counter attacks and
closed on isolated German garri-
sons in humiliation operations.
The Russians on the Don and
south southwest of Stalngrad
front were reported within less
than so miles Of Rostov. gateway
to the Caucasus. and Sslsk. juno
ton of the straightforward
railroad and the Salsk- Rostov line.
SACRIFICE UNITS
Great German armies were des-
perately fighting against threat
ened destruction below the Don
bend and in the Caucasus they
were burning villages. blowing up
bridges and mining roads. dngouts
and blockhouses in a futile at
tempt to stop the Russians. leav-
ing picked men behind them as
sacrifice units.
The midnight communique an
nounced the capture yesterday of
Is railroad stations. district CEN
tiers and other populated places in
the lower Don and 40 inha bited
places of various size in the
northern Caucasus.
In the lower Don region. the
Russians took two towns during
the night, the noon communique
said. and several towns and vii
lagos in the North Caucasus.
SMASH MOTOR INFANTRY
The Germans threw tanks and
motorized infantry into repeated
counter-sttacks in the lower Don
fighting during the night. only to
have them utterly smashed. their
men killed and their equipment
destroyed. while the Russians, the
noon communique said swept on.
Storming parties in Stalingrad
city captured IL dugouts and seven
blockhouses in the northern fac
tory district during the night,
killed about 120 Germans and de-
stroyed neighboring Notifications,
the noon communique reported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Novelist. Screen
Writer Indicted

MIAMI, fia- - Ursula ParrOtf
novelist and screen writer. FRIDAY
Was indicted by a federal grand
Jury on three counts involving
charges n aiding = soldier 70 de-
sert the United states army.
II convicted. the maximum pen
atty would total I3 years IN
prisonment and fines totalliug
xI2 900.
The 40-yesr-old novelist was sc-
cused Of smuggling PVT. Michael
y. Bryan. Germantown. Tenn. out
Of military stOekade IN the back
seat 81 her automobile She was
arrested Dec. p. and a. q pre-
aminary hearing the next day she
pleaded not guilty Her bond uas
set then ~ $4,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Committee Absolves
TuqweH and Ickos

WARRINGTON A s~Oss sss-
COMMITTEES whleh has h~~n inssstl.
eating social ard seonsmis soe1iv
sions In rYerts Rice has sh~slvsd
Gov Hsxfofd Guy Tus~siI and
Secretary 81 fntsrisf Hsroid l.
fess. az blame fer th~ islands
shipping crisis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
TOOK CHOICE CUTS

los ANGELES - When police
recovered packing company
truck stolen with three tons Of
meat, they found the hijacker had
removed all choice cuts of meat
and left 3.400 pounds of bologna.
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ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN

NORTH AZ RIG - A French
camel corps which prowls the des-
ert day and night in search of a
fight has cut 10 pieces an Italian
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HEADQUARTERS. Ala

nENs>f. StRFs at@sF8 (,
DEFENSE COMMAND - Arcti,
style Gremlins. wearing parka,
and snowshoes and sporting long
white boards. were reported &C.
tive in the Aleutian area.
The Troublesome little men jump
off fog banks and ride the pas.
sing planes into battle. the pilots
revealed. TNey are also troubled
by Yehndiz. the supefannusted
Gremlps that have becn ground
ed.
sprayed Windshield
Lieut.. Harley \. Tswlks Of
Everett, Wash. was the firsa 10
report Gremlin trouble. White
strsfing radio towers ct Kiska
Gremlins caused his propeller DE-
icer fluid TO spray his windshield.
obstrueting his view. he pulled
up suddenly but the plane hit the
sntenna and tore part Of both
towers away.
Tawlks s~ears he saw the
Cremlins busily smearing the de-
icsr fluid on the plsxlglass.
Tripod BY Yehudis
Capt. Albert :. Aiken Of chsvsr-
~. Md. who went through . dog
fight at kiska. had an unHsppy
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Americans Bomb
Solomons, Kiska

WAsHfSGTON --Amsrieaa
sirmra sEals bombed Jap
sssss bases In the soiamsss
and Aieuiisn.. the navy an
noaseed Friday. hut result. -
she-e latest attacks we're not
reported.