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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-02
LIEUTENANT GADDIS
ASSIGNED TO CITY

Replacing Lieutenant Commander
Frank j, Hanafee, recalled to Wash
ington recently, Lieutenant Preston
@. G0ddis has now become NSso.
eiated with the Waterbury Tool d.
vision of VickerS, Inc as resident
inspector OF naval materials pro-
duoed here,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-02

FredendalI, of the AEF IN Africa, awarded
to Disher the Order Of the Purple Heart
Such incidents as these reveal the spirit and
fibre Of the shock-troops of the press, the
war-front correspondents. And these inch
dents have their counterparts among hum
dreds. Wherever fighting men go, American
correspondents go with them to see with
their own eyes the actions they report
Since the war began, the United Press
has provided consistently the worlds best
coverage of the worlds biggest news. The
courage and skill Of United Press 'front.'
line correspondents are in large measure
responsible for this achievement.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-02
Alone In a Tiny SailpIane She Met
AndBattled
TheHaZardS
OF the Skies

THE STORY, Pat Friday seeks
a lob that offers patriotism, I'D.
venture and romance. She Is at.
tFacted BY q help wanted I'd that
0fRers six young women with
''source minds" an opportunity 70
learn soaring. when Pat arrives
early, 70 place her application,
she llnds 20 girls ahead OF her.
She shows resourceiulness BY pos.
ing 20 . secretary and obtaining
data from all the applicants.
James Carr, young and bOylsh,
though Of military bearing, ls
surprised 10 find Pat has assumed
secretarlal duties In his ONCE,
cut cannot be angry for long.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-02

With the u. S. Marines who swarmed from
landing boats one dark dawn to storm
Guadalcanal was Robert Miller, United
Press correspondent. With them he re-
NAMED for several weeks, gathering news
at first hand of their savage, logged fight to
break Japan's grip on the island. His dis
regard for danger and hardship won from
the commander on Guadalcanal, Major
General Alexander VANDERBILT, the COM
ment: miller is good Marine"
Although United Press Correspondent
Henry GoTell knew the last bomber over
atarget would run the greatest risk, he chose
that place in a U. s. formation raiding
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-02
SCHEDULED CHURCH
SUPPER CANCELLED

Food rationing has cancelled the
traditional Shrove Tuesday hash
and pancake supper of Christ
chapel, 1t was announced yesterday
by Rev. Samuel A. Budde, vicar
Sunday school pupils of the parish
have been unable TO obtain corned
beef. without which hash Is unsuc-
cesSful, and the coffee and butter
scarcity also provided a problem
which has made II necessary to
find another way in which to raise
funds for the annual Letnen offer
OF the Sunday school pupils to their
church.
vice. president; Ernest Noel Pear
son, treasurer; Roland Turner, Sec
rotary; II. G. Rice. G. A. Temple
ton, William Klobedan2, William
Brennan, Harry Mayo Edward Girl
galot and George II. Largay, exc
cutive committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-02
WORKING PERMITS
MAY BE OBTAINED

Work permits will be issued Mt
Crosby High school today and TO.
morrow between and 4 o'clock but
not THURSDAY or Friday. DR.
Thomas J. CCndon. superintendent
OF schools. has announced. The two
sessions were cancelled because OF
the cuSseEt school vacation. and
regular daiIy sessions viii be re-
sumed next week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-20

tho necessary items will be the final
figuring of the complicated 1913
Victory tax.
BJt when il comes 10 the taxes
for 1914 and othcr future years. the
SimpIiiICatiunS i.S,lcS have been
made clear:
/. Doing ava. with the Victory
Tax.
.. Combining the normal and Inc
SurtJX.
3. Eliminating 'nX reports for as
many tdXpayCr- as possible
J. y more exact plan OF withhold
ing then would be required.
Under tho present bracket system.
many taxpayers find that too much
money is being taken out of their
pay.
The matter Of dciuri.oas also is
involved. Under present law, even
If returns weren't mandatory for
two thirds ~ the taxpayers. Il lot
of ihcm-pnrticular those buying
homCS-wUud find Il profitable 10
file returns in order tO get crcdi, for
their payments OF interest and real
estate taxes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-20
Simpler Federal Tax Is
Demanded From Congress

Washington. Sept. 20. -(NP)-
SlmplifiCdt'pn oi the federal income
tax and tax forms is on the way, al
though it'll take time.
Returning Congressman vino had
TO figure out their 1913 tax dCclar-
atiOns rCCCntly-dnd vino heard plcn-
~ from their constituents about the
problems l1volvcd--arc calling for
action. Even Representative Dough-
ton. chief tax man on Capitol HI.
sought expert aid on his own dccla-
ration.
As things stand nov. the returns
which taxpayers will he required 10
fill out next March Will be the most
complicated they've ever tackled.
They'll have 10 report ON their
1912. 1913 and estimated 1914 in
come ard taxes and pry The uncdn-
cCllcd portion Of the lower 1872 or
1914 faxes not covered ~ withhold
ON 1913 payments. start paying on
1914 taxes not covered by withhold
ing deductions from pay.
II may not be possible 10 do much
about simplifying this business for
neXt March, particularly since one OF
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-20
BadogIio's
Plea Defies
Former Duce

NI'icd Headquarters in North
Africa. Sept. 2O.-(APJ-.rrc-
miu Marshal pictro Badp.Iio
told Italians in u broadcast that
II Ma thcr absolute duty ~
fight un the side of the British
and Americans against the Ger
man" and against the few scrSr-
less lfaIian>-nO longer of >uch
namc--:1 obey their command"
The tiNt OF BadOglio's plea,
which was made from the new
radio itaiiIma" on September
16. was released for publication
after ii had been flown ;,crc
from The Italian mainland.
che speech thus ranged
BadccliO'S leadership NuulrcIy
against that ni The former urc-
tatOT. HCnilO Nu>SOlini-wh on
Saturday was quoted by the
German radio as having made Il
broadcast urging Italians To take
UP arms asain at the side of
Germany ard Japan.D
Radio ItIiiana was Described
as thc new official radio oi "tiIr
Italian government" in the text
released through official Allied
military channels.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-20
WAYNE COUNTY MAN
ENDS Ills own LIFE

Goldsbrro. Sep. 2O.-Nrvn Pike,
around 10. farmer. ended his Inc
SG.d1y afternoon 10y shooting him
yc'l in the forehead with q 80 calfbrr
pistol at mis- home near Pixies Gross
rnr1. Wayne county.
Members Of the family raund him
still living and called Il phySicpn. lie
died shortly after the doctor arrived.
Tho pistol wa, Clampcd in his hand.
Deputy Il. W. PcrCIsc. of Gcldsruro.
investigated. III health was thought
10 Oe the motive for the deed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-20

On Dniieper
Menaced
Soviet Armies Sweep
Rapidly Westward as
Germans Retire Fast

NI,....-...-- [,
Ni'HCoN, sept. ~ - Cap -
Rcd Army trOupS under C,nrr,I
Antrri Snr,,,nuI.,, 90
p,,,I, -, .. 'icio vi llic
vi 'ldlIliSr;lu, cracked
through the ";tcWav TO SmO-
lcnSk on the crnirrI pu.,,i.,u
frnnt oyo,. ill.,, ,,.,,,I.
O. '''' Ncch-cIu as the
S"N ict au\tlilcc shifted into high
gear all along The active 700
mile battle limo q, pu....;.,, ,,,,
,,,,.;,,,, ..n' So'''-
''' 1910 announced last night.
c,v. >. .,n.'., ''.''' , n""iiiea on, III Mos
,,n.',,,' 7''' IS russian troops drew
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-20

| st"uciiou.
The enemy, who.has answered the
challenge by bringing in squadron
after squadron oi Intercept. planes.
sent GO alnit 10 meet the la;rst at
tack ON EaiIaIc-amd lost Ii. today )
CCumnunIqt from General DuugIa,
MacArthM'S headquarters ANNOUNCE
ed
Japan's willingness to pay high
pro" 10 retain BUuGTmviLic Uu~ ur-
d'rStanoADIc. Situated al tie urrfn-
GIh end "i the chain. i is the cUomy'S
last securely held position in me
Anl"mun-. Beyond that. it Is the Step
ping stone from the southeast. buin
by land and air. To- Eahaul. New B.i-
tam, and il, tall would cXpu-r that
anchor of Japun'S south Par.ur dc
lrns" system To direct and perhaps
fatal attack.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-20

vi the RAF Bomber Command.
American MaraudclS, escorted by
Sp'tIirc fighters which shot down
two German planes. bombed the NaHi
aIriiCld al Lille IN one Oi ycStcrda: :
iorays. Three Allied fighters were
reported lost.
RAJ TyphoonS. meanwhile, pound
cd a!rIiclds al AlcrVlic in northern
France and WoCnSdiccht in Holland.
while Mtchclls struck industrial tar
gets near Bcthunc in France.
The raId!nG formations were dc,
S"ribcd by observers along the Bri,
fish coast as large. but did not COM
pare to the fleet which earlier i'm
the month maintained Il steady
schedule of Slcdac hammer blows al
Nazi targets III France and the Low
Countries.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-20
Marshall Warns OF
Hazards Risked In
Deferring Fathers
Senators Considering
Compromise Providing
For Reconsideration

Washington, Sept. 2O-(AP)
General George c. Marshal
warned Congress today against
thinning the power of great
Allied offensivcS by forbidding
the drafting of fathers.
I'VE arc on me offensive now"
the chief of staff said. 1T would be
unfortunate 10 do anything that
would dim the power OF that Of
fcnSlVc.
we have, undoubtedly, very
heavy fighting in front oil lis"
TcStilyinG before the Senate and
House Military Committees on the
Wheeler bill 10 postpone induction
of prC-Pcarl llarbor fathers un'ii
january |, Marshall apoIogiZcd for
expressing myself rather vigorously
The general said that whether
army quotas could he met with
out drafting fathers heretofore
deferred was a question .fOr the
manpOwcr people" but he told
Senator Austin tR., VII that
failure To obtain the quota "prOb-
ably would force us Ia cmaScu-
late some of our units"
Even Il poStponCmCni OF such u
draft by three months. the chief Of
staff said. would seriously Interfere
with the Army's program.
The chief Of staff said that 75.-
600 additional inductCcS were needed
monthly TO keep the armed forces
al par and 90 bring the army TO the
goal of 100000 by the crd of the
year.
Citing losses i'm personnel
through sickness and other
causes, Marshall said there is no
way of estimating battle casual
ties accurately.
"Nc don't yet know the cas-
ualtieS Of SalcrnO." he said. 1--WE
have been busy Neutrality-suspicious.
lating can come little later"
"1l it comes 10 emotions, VIC in
the War Department don't have the
right 10 emotion" Marshal testified
"WC have SONIC 100000 fathers in
TIC Army now. What happens 10
thcm?'
The general reiterated previous
assertions that men over 80 arr a
burden"
Meanwhile. possible compromise
by which the drafting Of fathers
might be delayed 30 days while Sc
Icctivc service rCcXamincS physical
and occupational dcfcrmcnts was re-
ported under consideration today by
members of the Senate Military Com
mittce. i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-20
Stocks Higher
For Fifth Day

New York, Sept. 2O.-(AP)--Thc
stock market scored another tally in
The recovery side today, the fifth in
row.
Issues getting into new high
ground for 1919 included Sears Roc
buck, u. S. Rubber and GuOdriCh.
Favoritc also were u. S. Steel. Beth
lchcm. DUPONT, Westinghouse. Allied
Chemical. American Can. Santa &c.
Eastman Kodak. Philip Morris. Unn-
ed Aircraft. Douglas Aircraft. West
ern Union, J. I. Case and Interna-
tional Harvester.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-20
Congress To
Keep Powers
To Set Peace

Washington. sept. 2O.-(APl-
TIC House Foreign Affairs Com
miticr wrote into the FulbriGht
postwar collaboration rcs0lu-
tiGn today IN amendment saying
iii effect that Congress has the
power to approve or rcicc. any
international arrangement to
preserve the peace.
The qualification demanded Sy
The Republican miupYity-was a, -
ccptCd unanimously by the commit
tee a short time before the House
was called into session f. act upon
IN" resolution itself. with leaders
Of both parties predicting its APP
proNh.
Tho committee rejected another
amendment offered by Rep cScnta-
tive Murdt (R.. S, Dak) to set up 1t
bipartisan post war planning COM
mission ~ study methods of inter-
national collaboration 10 preserve the
peace.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-20
TRAIN COMES INTO TAVERN

N0tDrU Fails, \. Z. Sept 10
Three customers were quietly Sippia-.
their drinks in The Silver dollar Ia
vcrn today when atraln came IN.
cit WAS quite SHOCK. one of thCu
told police who rushed 10 inc Silver
Dulla with sirens screaming.
Prank Martin. engineer of ihc
train told the police he guessed hc
had mi-IIdgcd Inc length of the s'rjug
of car, me- was backng into a bar
ricr wall adjoining the tavern.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-20
u. S. Navy Strikes In Pacific
Growing Sea Strength
Eating Into Japan's
Outer Conquest Area

Pearl Iiarbor. Sept. %
(AP-Amcrica'S growing nav
al strength has Flashed again
ana H. force against The other
fringe Of Japan'S zone of con-
quest in the Pacific. striking
the cncmy-hcld Tarawa and
Nauru islands in prolonged at
tack.
Tn" Simultaneous assaults. mad,
a!"ng Inc Inc OF The Eulaiu. from
@,hOu statute mile, southwest %.
Hawaii. began Saturday night and
carried well mic the following day.
Iht!" cNaCt nature was not dis.
closed immediately. Du' the ASSUME
Lon was they Wcr" speurnradcd by
c"rir.-bnrnc torpedo and dive bonn
n"rs sUCr as !.idrd Marcus island H.
the northwest on September /.
"StronS Pacific ocean area
iGrcrS today conducted a heavy
raid an tire Japanese bases U,I
T":dwI island III the nurlhrru
Gilbert group and on NLruru is
land la the west ri the Gilbert
group. said cnmmuniqur is
sued ny Admiral Chester W.
NImI!I. comma nd"r-in- chief Of
Tie Pacific fleet.
'!a'~r operations were carried pu'
according tu plan CJ.!ng the night
preceding ana tor "a good portion a..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-20
AMERICAN INTERNEES
SAIL FROM SHANGHAI!
By The Associated Press

NY ING Associated lfcSS)
The Tokyo radio sad Sunday that
American and allied national, had
boarded The liner Tea Mara IN the
Tan&'hc river off Shanghai and would
leave Monday morning t. be c%cnang-
cd Tor Japanese nationals.
The allied rCpairld,Ca Will be OK
changed al MUrmu2au, Portuguese
India. FOR an approximately equal
nunDcr of Japanese nationals from
the United States, Canada and South
America.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-20
Sardinia Is
Evacuated
By Germans
Island Of Corsica
With Many Airfields
Also Made Untenable

Allied Headquarters in North
africa. Sept. 20--(AP)-The
American Fifth Army has seiz-
cd control of the south side of
the Bay of Naples by capturing
all the commanding heights of
sorrento peninsula. Allied head
quarters announced today.
Already padIuckcd on The seward
S.or by the occupation o! the is
IanCa -. Capri. Iscnld and prucida
o" c'tAcr SIDE "i the bay, italy's
second largest po!t thereby came
Hndvr the gaze %! Allied soldiers
across twelve miles OF water and
MIihm iangc OF Long Tom" art:I-
lcry.
Easily within artillery rance
al>o were the Italian naval base
OF Castcllamma1 recently
nGihbardcd by the British navy.
anu Inc key railway town of
iorrc Ahnunziata. both i'll the
lower rlhn" al tn" kay. Smok-
me NcNuFiti> rose hut tea miles
from the Ai!ird mountain p,,.:-
lions. 1.
WINE 'i'"r~ occupied The pen..,-
| Su!H stretching - miles ..cs, nc s.
icIl". ut"cI parts of the Fifth Arn,v
Si"Hhca eastward and nurthVard
/ from thciT SaiCnu bCaCuMcad in tho
Muil'ccorNlno and Batl!paglia scclors
WhciC the Germans apparently were
m"EciI"SS air laShing reminiscent Of
needles IL flashing reminiscent, of
Inc days when the British were trv-
ING 10 get out o: Greece under the
I blows OF the Nazi air force.
The British Fifth Corps. clos
ING IN from the Italian heel, can
turcd Gi0ia. rs miles from Ia
rahlo on The road to Allied held
Barl, ana headquarters spokcs-
man S-i3 the Germans had COM
plclrd The evacuation of Sar-
dinia. the huge island and air
base which MussoIim had re-
gardcd a. the No. > defense out
post OF Italy.
Cine German high command
admitted that Sardinia had been
Si"cn up
with In" capture OF Sardinia w
Italian troops acting under orders of
Premier Marsha! P.ctro Badoglio. the
position q; tine Germans in Corsica.
only seven miles L. the north. an
partni!E DccamC Untcnablc and The
Allies gained the potential use of zen
art cldS from which 10 press ATTACKS
on northern Italy and southcru
France.
i, WAS not i.cly tina: much use
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-20
Last jap Base In Solomors
Battered By u. S. Fighters

Allied Headquarters in the
Southwest Pacific. Sept. 10
(AfD-Nhlt appeared a sus-
tanned and determined effort 10
reduce tue dcicnScS of isougain-
VILE Island by American aerial
attacks advanced into lis second
week today, with the cncmy's
air bases there further shattered
and his air reserves further uIr-
inEshcd.
Three surprise night attacks u,
Mitchell medium bumucgs againS
kHhIIl and Bal,uic airdrumcs ii I'm
southern lip al the big solomon IS
land. followed 10y a daylight assault
In lore" um i;1Ilulc by Ignt,is Is
c"ricd BuWntlcss dive bomber, auC
AVCnScr torpedo plane. marked tht
latest stage IN tins campaign uf de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
War Problem Clinic
Wife Told to Heed
Advice of Exp

Strained family relationships
and marital difficulties caused by
the existing condition 1T unrest
and uncertainty in. the world are
among the most numerous types
of problems that flow daily INTO
the mailboX of the WAR PROB
LEM CLINIC.
Often the writers of those lot
tiers can bee directly answered or
advised 10y one Of the experts on
the panel In other Instances
there is a clear indication that a
much more detailed consideration
must be given the problem than
is possible IN this column
II this is the case, the writer
us referred 10 an agency where
he may receive the assistance he
need, There are many such
agencies. unknown 10 The layman,
(which arc established for Just
such purposes. Today Miss Elva
Forncrook. executive secretary Of
tho consultation bureau Of De-
troit. tells of the other functions
performed by the department Of
public welfare besides that Of re-
lief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

told me he WAS. married and
when / consulted h.m about u be
said that she Vas manfred AAhcr
he married bier. and so this mar
rage was not legal
He was ON parole when we mar
riod. fact which I didn't know
and now he Is In prison for Niolat-
ing parole.
Am really married under these
conditions and do 1 nave 10 have
divorce 10 marry again.
MRS. !. 3. c.
Dear Mrs !. Is. G.:
Just one wife and one hus-
band at a time, the Law SAYS.
So there will he no question In
the future, YOU should consult
an attorney, who will advise
you as to the proper legal pro-
ceedings necessary before mar
rying again.
JUDGE JAMES T.. CHE\OT,
Wayne County Circuit Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Husband Fails
TO Support Family

War Problem Clinic:
My huS hand IS a defense
worker. bat works only when he
feels like H. We have three chill
drrn and he doesn't support as
the way he should. Every place
we nave lived we have been asked
10 move.
Now We have A notice 20 move
and he won't pay the rent He
spends his money and threatens
me all the time.
We have been married for al
-n7aSt-snAcu- NearS-and l think
l have reached the end Of my rope.
have tried to get divorce
but found that I didn't have
enough money 10 start one. Gould
YOU please tell mo what | can rio
about divorce? Is II possible
he could he drafted is there
any place I could leave my chill
drcn and 20 look for a job for
my self?
MRS. c. J.
Dear Mrs. {. J.:
am suggesting that YOU 20
10 the fifteenth district of the
Department Of Public Welfare
al 1874 Grand River and talk
with them about your hu>-
bands behavior. MANY people
70 90 the Department ~ Public
Welfare not for relief. hut for
the kind Of service which YOU
are seeking.
You need some opportunity
10 talk over fully your marriage
situation, a. your husbands con-
dust. ~ YOU describe H. NAV
he serious. requiring professional
advice. II might help II YOU
would take the clipping Of this
letter with YOU when YOU 60 To
the welfare department
MISS FLNA FORM { ROCK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Asks Advice
on Re.marriags

War Problem Clinic;
/ am IS years old and two years
ago met young man o. -] After
year Of going steady hc pro-
posed 10 mo and $50 were married
Aug. %, 1872.
After two months. his wife
came TO my home arG told me he
was her husband. He mad never
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Finds Boy Friend
Already Married
War Problem CIInlc:

War Problem Clinic:
Four years ago l met a young
HTaU arri frff rtrr17ffv- IN irJvr- tert44t
him He told me many times that
he loved me, and u n woren. 2 for
this war would have proposed
10 me
Recently 7 found Our that This
man is married and the father of
two beautiful children He SAID
he didn't intend 10 tell me until
he had gotten a divorce. because
he no longer loved has wife. His
wife has told me- that she dOeSn ?
love hun either, bur doesn't want
any one else 10 have him. ] have
seen her out with other men
I'm willing 20 have HIM after
his divorce. but am wondering
whether I'd be dong the right
Thing by him Could YOU pHaye
advise me?
MISS I. + VI,
Dear Miss T., !. NJ:
Your problem il difficult
one, hut under the cirCum-
stances | think the most deSir-
able procedure would he for YOU
10 give up the idea Of continu-
ing YOUR relationship with the
young man I'm question until he
may have gotten a divorce from
his w4fe. If he should da-sa--
When man has wife and
children a. his responsibilities.
they are his first obligation
and one ~ YOUR age. infatuated
a YOU NAV he with this man.
has no doubt been led into this
infatuation through ignorance
of the fact that he was mar
ried. There are a great many
other possibilities for YOU and
certainly YOU can well afford
10 take the next four or FIVE
wears 10 find suitable huS-
band. Experience shows that
affairs OF this kind more often
end in heartache than happi-
ness
DR.. ROBERT g.. FOSTER.
Family CounSeling Service,
Merrill-Palmer school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
How TO Submit
Your Problems
To Clinic Experts

Write your problems 10
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC,
The Detroit Times, Detroit,
Mich.
You must sign Nour name
and address although no
names VIII be published but
VIII be held in >trcto>' con-
hdcnCe DO NOT write d.
rect'y 10 members Of the
panel
These authorities make up
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
panel: .
Judge James r. Chenot
Edward PokornN
Rev. Joseph \. Foley. =. !.
Fred VI. ButZel
DIR. Robert &. Foster
Dr. Aifred NcCluug Lee
Mrs. Frances SandcrSon
Miss ElNa VI. FornCrook
John X. Watkins
Mrs. Irene =. Murphy
Miss NarN VI. O'Neill
Walter ". y. Scott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

Stir Up Your
Lazy Liver Bile
To Help Relieve Constipation!

10 Help Relieve Constipation
II liver bile doesn't flow freely crcrvddV
into your ntestines-COnstipa ttonlw with
It's headaches mental dizziness. hall
alive feeling often result So take Dr.
toVards Olive Tablets 10 insure gentle
Yet fforotQ' bowel movements olive
Tablets arc Vwp.v wonderful % STIR W
your Nror Bile secretion and tone I'd
muscular intestinal action iS~. 7nc. soc.
Follow label directions. AL dEugstoTes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
450 Employees
Walk Off Jobs

More than $50 employees of the
Northwest Door Co. walked off
their jobs Friday morning when
one of the employees was dismissed
from the job. union officials re-
vealed. Spokesman for the en-
ployes stated the dismissal was
not in conformity with agreements
between labor and management.
Al ROLAND. assistant business
agent Of the Lumber & sawmill
Workers union. which represents
employees. said the wslkout was
spontaneous and no strike vote
had been taken by the member
ship.
He expressed hope that the mat
Ter would be settled sooFf. How
ever. no time has been set for a
meeting between management and
sawnill union officials. ne added.
The employe over whom the
controversy arose worked IN the
cutting department. Details Of TIE
dismissal were not available.