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Tom a s in o. That’s the kind of thing
"This is Tomasino. the head of
we want to eliminate."
Passage o f the ceaolution giving
the fishermen here.” Tomasino,
r a k lis lir f Every Friday a t
Tomasino said: “ You are lying hearing his name, gave the Lleutem
the state a tax study commi&Mon
M ore, Oregon
xent e Fascist salute.
to me. There la a trick.”
is indicated a t Salem. I t is nothing '
. Lieutenant
Livingston
s a id :
At
thia'
moment
Captain
Purvis
r.ew;
there
is
usually
one
such
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swung into the port area to h it “ Would the old fisherman mind
resolution
in
each
legislature.
The
TV
Jeep. He jumped out and rag into ? taking a seat out there in the hall?
Act move came out o f Governor Snell’s
the delighted crowd, shouting as he I have a rule that no Italians are
s. irr»-
— mraaage when, a fte r praising Ore-
ran; "Sctem , you. Get out of here.”/ to codie in this office.”
■' gun« tax system, he asked that a
M ajor Joppolo said: "Tomasino
He pulled dkt his automatic and
iW T O M A I— committee be formed to sffidy- >
wouldn't mind, but I would. What
flgad six shots into the air.
i
-ways and means of bettering it
The
crowd broke lnst
instantly
“The kind of way, 1* that to run an office
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rue crown
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one shout to an Italian town?" Tomasino,
bearing hi* name, gave the Lieuten
ï ed.
™ “ * • ' “ * ° ’ rm * n’
m^rce and other groups active in '
ant another Fascist salute.
"The
Fascists
have
come
back,"
try in g to obtain new industries
O F F IC IA L C O U N T Y PA PER
Quite coolly Lieutenant Livingston
someone else shouted .
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fo r the state are really behind the ;
" It’s all. f t over.” •
woman said: " I don’t know how you run
s u H a e a ü r a o Ñ rates -
move. They want some detailed !
W W U Servie«.
your office* in the Army, Captain,
screamed. • » » : . .
Payable la Advance .
figures that will show a proapec- i
■eaaafii
‘T v e : been wounded," a man but in thd Navy we have something
tfve industry that Oregon’s tax • -
moaned. ' Of course he had not been. we ‘call security. Wa can’t afford
ONE YEAR
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system is not »0 ruinoue to suc-
A thrill, of curiosity, ran through AD of Captain Purvis’s shots went to be careless."
M ajor Joppolo wa* indignant. " I ’ll
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M A R C H 2, 1945
cessful businees ae most critics of the crowd as the Major and Giu- into the air.
Within twenty seconds the. entire vouch for Tomasino.” Tomasino sa*
aoppo
went
off.
What
bad
previous
Oregon have stated.
crowd hpd disappeared tato the
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Incidentally the boys who have ly been the Italian Port Captain’s
office was now the office of the streets of Adanh, and there was
» been howling about the terrible
American Naval Lieutenant in nothing left at the bead of the Molo
A s-th e Ruatteno prepare for things th at are in Oregon’s tax charge of harbor facilities at Adano. \ di Ponente except the smoke from
another long advance but* eastern system have done the state much This was LieuUhant Livingston. Capteta Purvis’* Colt. The Captain
Germany and aa the Americans « ^ r e harm than has the U x sys- who had gone into. the Navy’s V-T * * lnto pis jeep end drove off.
program early in the War. and had
Tomasino was eiarm ed by the
and English posh from the west tern Raetf.
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the conclusion must be that Gar-
There is a lo n r Het of things the entered on his application blank ae shots. "You have come to shoot
one of his main quah<£ations to be m e ," he shouted, springing to- his
many la e tl through. N ot just in eommimton to asked to do—charg- an officer and a gentleman: "Have feet. " I knew there was a trick.
thto w a r but fo r aU time. N igtorv ed to do in fact—and it w ill never had experience with email boats.” You want to kill me."
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te aches th a t and history is not finish them satisfactorily. But let This experience, as a matter of
Bq) M ajor Joppolo cabled him.
M ie n wrong.
th at pass, a long list of duties nov fact, consisted of rowing on the "T h at was just to get rtd of the
crew at Kent School and at Yala. crowd, f don’t want anything ex
The aggreraor nations of the er hu rt any man or commission .■
At
Yale, Crofts Livingston w as. cept to Send you out fishing. Toma
world have a ll ended the same > Indications are th at if the group
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for ADANO'
by John Hersey
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way» by taking 00 too many com- makes a stuffy of property taxes it
pat tt o sa and getting decisively will find that'O regon gives more
licked. Penda th at had * been a exemptions than moat abates. W c
great power never recovered a fte r are very generous about adding
that country things to the exempt statute, not
minions, only from property taxes, be it
Greece, although a nation of great known, but every year there is a
fighters and thinkers, did not re- list of bills asking fo r exemptions
main powerful a fte r the Roman from income and excise taxes,
hordes captured its cities and car-
I t baa gone on long enough now
tied off the works of art.
* that when the facts become known
Carthage, ones the eosnpetftor of there w ill be a big bust end consid-
Rome, epestt ite manhood in erable reform in the tax structure.^
aererai Punic w a n and when the I f the tax study commission did
Rosnans took the country thè na- nothing etoe, the study of tax ex-
tion faded into nothing Rome, it- emptiona would justify Re form a
seli, or Ita ly , failed to rally from tion.
the blown o f the Gethe and O a t r a - --------------------
gotha and other tribes whode toad- GOOD RECORD
eia knocked on ¿he gates o f J^uur.
Sherman is one of seven counties
The France o f snoderà' day« has in the state that did not have a
neither the power nor the .prestige fa ta l traffic accident during 1944.
of the Fiance o f pre-Napoleon Also, it to the only county that has
d a jn .,.+.
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’ not had one fo r two years. The
retting licked by an enemy, other counties without traffic fata!-
aeems to do something fo r -a w ar- ittoa the past year were Baker,
like race that $»ey do not recover Gilliam, Harney, Morrow, Wallowa
from. I t to a happy thought, too. and W heeler.
i f the Germaqq recover ft w ill be * Only four people were Injured in
traffic accidente ia thia eounty in
apparently has the s a me 1944, according to the secretary of
a nation ae taking the state’s office and sixths year be
ep a asa^s hull. The last fore.
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Kelly’» Column
hough a few more months may be
reSfatoei to Banks definite and cer-
tain th a t final ending.
of any aiae to
ship pltoa the
po able bodied
1 b a£ home, no German
sg y t i g , few pubMe utilL-
ties can serve the people./ I t to a
. filled with a h itter
w hade everyone in-
own leaders
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F j Q p eonse w ay can be found
lhe undoubted aMHties o f
te fato h i i science, music,
,ther. Mrts, m eehaiisaikm o f the
woHA T e loss H iat would he s seri •
osnr bloto In intarantional peagroa.
JO H N N IE C O M E L A T M L Y *
to white, colored, belongs to a cer-
tain raligion or race. The alleg a-
tion, always easily made, to left
fo r decision to a board which is
bound by no rules o f evidence and
from which there is scarcely any
appeal.
Senator T a ft declares it ia the
tatosstion of the paomotera to have
the compulsory feature matto sd in
every aiate, and this pmuld force
every employer to select h?a om-
ployee in proportion to the per
rentage o f raeee or religioiw in bis
district, aa this would be Ma beat
defense against harassing suits. A
Catholic institution, fo r exsunple,
would he oosnpeUed tor employ
protetoants, and. the
Methodist
- Book- Concern, publtohers, would
OssM toy the AHtoe unset he on
tbs' weigh fif wining th is war.
Thsue Furtto have flitted around
fo r ^jmurt» always in the danger
sons^afcrays about to «do some
thfciff, afraid o f Russia and a fra id
o f G s rm s n y. They have little to
figbt wMfc and not much to fight
fo r except a place at the peace
table where«tliey w ill be able to
listen. I t is net expected th a t Joe
or Wiaato sHH consider th eir views
wry elMbffy. (
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From one pohto
o f stow
Turks have done wtoLTTMir
the
roan-
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a *****
country has not boon stosr rfia w ith
enemy rg a lA *ra I t to ju st as good
a eouatcy CS it ec a r was." which
isn’t bragging
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have to employ CethoHcs and Jew*,
Wtote waiters and porters could
bring suit against the Pullman Co.
fo r not giving thesa jobs which for
generation» have boon held by ool-
<*red assn. The h ill even includes
national origin and ancestry. Ssna-
t * r T a ft has offered a bill of hto
own (S. 489) tq> create a commis-
toon o f five persona sm«an aid ia
eliminating diacrimina^pn in err
jdoyvnent because o f race, creed or
Color.
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Road the ado in the Jvernal.
Bethlehem Chapter Ne. 7fi. O E .R
i f e t a Every Second and
Fourth Thursdays in each
Month. Visiting Members
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invited-— Moro. Oregon’
M. Mh»r - « « b y to f r * « .« * - •
espt BpRaiitoni hee btsn
ant fifth s war. flwfimi has
dbla kl
hsm ira
by lora of the
<» tha M a rn e «
te ruined Norway and gome bomb-
tega. R a shipping has been sunk
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Sporilng, Secretary,
Ladra Ne, Ufi
în<i ând 4th
Turadavw of each
«»n th Visit ng
bers welcome,
Clara Houston, N.G.
Florence Johnston
known a* a fellow who wou|d do
anything tor you if ho liked you.
but be yas rather choosy In h.a
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Tom a Ano said:
"There ia a
tric k .” But be sat down again. -■>
The Major said: Tomasino, we
wiD neefi about half a dozen boats
Can you help arrange thia?”
German Navy? How do you know VifipBi promete o f IjOOO Mexican
be1 just Mania 10 fish?’*
farm iafepiwrs for th e j^ m in g sea-
M ajor Joppolo was to<r- outraged w n ) eompanad w ith 5200 peed last
«o bugb
b * MU.
« p o rt»
Ralph
Beck, in
"Have you ever talked, with Toma-
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sino?" Tignaalrw. saluted.
« n o c e of
^ ? 3 , U * 5 w i« n t „ I d : “Can be
O8 0
« rro e .
speak EuitiM k*" ‘
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A ll farm ers expecting to need
Major Joppolo > 8 0 had enough, such outside labor are staked to ñle
He said: "Listen. Captain, t h la t o w n ^ i^ p requests w ith th e ir county
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doeau 1 gei something to supplement
agenta just as soon d i-th e ir need«
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0s diel^4}tople are going to die are
^FfinU.. tabor úfflos^ are
here of starvation
Are you going now operaXirtK in
fiu counties
to let these men go out fishing, or where early labor needs aro proaa-
aren’t you?”
Lieutenant Uvjngston
ing, and wHl be opefied
in
others as
was gur- raf>jdly as the aeaeon requires.
“D ^ o P B w n í, m vm l
tito
t.c t
be'biuwn up." he said defensively. ***at the »wees» of the production
“1 doo’t care. Thia is > war? *nd harvesting program in ?Ore-
Some people ve got to get killed so gosi this year will depend lakgelv
others can live Are you going to on th e work o f* men, women and
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* e iV í : tn <o 01,1 <l,hin<’ " youth in the stute^w aw Beck.
aren’t
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yob?
Lieutenant Livingston said uncer
The Army Nuiwe Corpa need«
tainiy: " « don’t thinly 1 ought to.
M ajor Joppolo Said: ‘‘Captain, un- WJIOO enlirtm eo ts UBtnedtafiglj'
legs you give permission for these
— —— — —
men to go out. I'nV going to send a
—
separate letter naming each person
who diet of hunger in this town to
your commanding officer, and in
each letter I ’ m going to say it’s
your fault.*’ ’
"M aybe we could work something
out." th< Lieutenant said.
"You know we could,” M ajo r Jop
polo said? “ By day after tomorrow
I «rent yoq to have six charts ready
showing .exactly where these boats
"To whom wiB the tribute he
can go and not run into our mine
M id? How much will it M ? ”
fields
They don’t have to show
"You won’t have to pay any trib
clerk In the New York City govern- ute to the Americans. Tomasino."
where the mines are, all they need
ment under W alker ‘and O’Brien.
show is ap area where the boats can
"No protection. No tribute. 1 do
Lieutenagt Livingston was inclined not believe i t And how much tax
go
I ’ll goe that these men stick
to the opinion that It was too bad must we pay on the ghosa weight
to that are«. Have it ready day aft
the A rm y had sent such a meatball of our catcb?”
er tomorrow."
to be adm inistrator of a town like
And before he could catch him
"There wiD not be any tax on
Adano. And besides, when the M a your catch, Tomasino.
self. Lieutenant Livingston of Kent
You w ill
jor saw a Navy officer wearing two only have to pay the regular takas.
and Yale had said to M ajor Joppolo
bars, which anyone ought to know 1> is true that your profit will be
of the Bowery and Tam many Hall:
stood for Lieutenant Senior Grade, lim ited
"Yea. air.”
fifteen per cent of what
M ajo r Joppolo' would address him you
M ajor Joppolo left with Tomasino
in. The rest you must
as Captain.
before the Lieutenant could catch
spend
wages to your fishermen
his Wits.
"Hello. Captain," the Major said and
on your boats."
Outside. Tomasino said: "1 hate
when he walked into Lieutenant
“ No
no tribute, no spe-
him. What did he say?”
Livingston’s office, "can I usd your els)
You are making fun of
” A lot of foolishness, except for
phone?"
me, Ai
one thing," the M ajor said, " if you
"Why” should I make fun of you.
"Good morning." the Lieutenant
go out fishing. Tomasino, you may
"Scram , y
said. "What are you doing down fisherman? I t la my job to run this
get h u rt Your boat might hit an
here?" The tone of the Lieutenant’s town. I consider R my job to keep
luted. He hated authority, but he American m ine.”
Kent-Yale voice indicated thgt be the people of this town alive. They
knew it when he saw it.
Wha| do 1 care?" said Tomasino
thought the Army ought to stgy on haven’t enough to eat. I want fish
Lieutenant Livingston said testi "1 am going fishing. Mister M a
A rm y ground, sod let the Navy stay for them. J want you to go fishing.
ly: "M ajor, after all. this ia my jor, if you could know how unhappy
Why should I make fun of you?”
on Navy shore.
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the fishermen of Adano have been.
office ’’
Tomaklno
stood
tip
"Am
erican."
"Can 1 use your phone?” the M a
The Major said: "Well, it’s Toms- All we want in the world jf.1 ° <°
he
saidr-
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I
begin
to
think
you
are
jor said. The M ajor was a single-
fishing. We wiB go even if we have
sine's town.” Tomasino saluted.
different from the others.”
minded man.
The Lieutenant affid: "What do to pay graft to the men of authori
The M ajor ignored this conces
"Sure, belp yourself."
ty. N qw you say we don’t have to
you want. M ajor?"
sion and said: "Tomasino. I want
The M ajor called Rowboat Blue you to be the head of the fishermen
Thank you. Mister Ma
M ajor Joppolo said: "1 want the do th a t
f
* "ez
Forward.
a< Adano. There will no longer ba Navy's permission to send out ate te r.” ’
‘'No," the M ajor said, and he de
fishing boats to get fish for Adano."
While he was waiting, he said to a crim inal tike — what was bis
Lieutenant Livingston said: " Im cided to try something. “No, Tom
the Lieutenant: CJ'm trying to gat name?7
asino. I thank you for taking charge
possible. ”
"Knee ” -
these fishermen organised, got to
M ajor Joppolo said: "W hat’s im of the fishermen, and I kiss your
v “Thefc will no longer be an Enea
get rid of a mob first.”
hand."
The Lieutenant did not look par ever the fishermen. 1 want a fisher possible about it?"
Tomasino looked at thia man of
The Lieutenant said: We'd have
ticularly pleased with thia summa man to be in charge of toe fisher
to get permission from ComNavIt authority, and be said: "You are
men.’’ £
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ry of the M ajor’s activities.
and he’d have to refer it to ComNav- different." And the old fisherman
Tom siino’» sad face almost broke
"Hello, this the M .P .’a? Purvis?
Naw. and thgy’re both Admirals. turned and ran eut on the mole to
Listen, I want you to come down into a ffnile. "There would bg jus
Not a chance.“
th< Tips, and he shouted as he ran,
and we fishermen aren’t
here. ,1 got a mob to. break up. tice in
M ajor Joppolo said: “ What’s all as if telling his boat:^“We are go
Bring your Colt along. I think if very wMl acquainted with justice.”
ing fishing! We are going fishing!
that gibberish mean?"
you fire six into the air, that’s all Then t»e morose mag thought a
The Lieutenant said: “Command We ar< going Ashing!"
moment "No," he said. "1 ckn’t
we’U need to send ’em home. ? . . do
it." ?
The telephone rang.
er Navy Italy and Commander Navy
We’re .down si the port, over by
“Why not?"
1
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North African Waters. Is that gib
"Hel|o.” M ajor Joppolo said.
the breakwater on the western side.
“ Joppolo, Amgot."
berish. M ajor?”
"
I
would
be
g
man
Of
authority.
Okay, hurry down."
The Major said: . “Why do you * "Joppolo, this is Sartortus, up at
The M ajor thanked. Lieutenant I would be the thing I have hated
have to go running to the Admi Vicinapnare."
all
my.
life.
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The
other
fishermen
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Livingston for the use of the phone.
rals? Don’t they give yOu any re
“O h , hello. CoteneL”
would laugh at me for becoming
Lieutenant Livingston said: “Uh,
sponsibility at BQ?"
“About that bell."
the thing I had always hated most.”
M ajor, seems to me this fishing
" Y e ih . any luck?”
Lieutenant Livtpgatoo spoke very
“ But Tomatino you’ve* Just ad- '
racket is more or less a Navy deal,
’T ’U'aay. 1 found the records on
patiently
"You wouldn’t under
milted thui I war different from oth
isn’t IV?” _
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stand.” he said. “ TWa is a Navy it in about fifteen minutes. By the
er men of nuthorily. You could be
p roblem "
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The >4 a J or said: "Yeah. I ’U be different ton.' It ia possible to make
Continued on Pa<e Three
back to see you. I ’ m in a hurry now. , your authority seem to spring from
Thanks for the phone. Captain. See the very people over whom yo^ have
you later.”
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authority
And after a while. Tom
As the M ajor and Giuseppe passed asino. it actually does spring from
the crowd on the way back to the them, and you are only the instru
Tina. Giuseppe said to the crowd:
ment of their w ill. That is the thing
"As a friend. 1 advise you to go that the Americana want to teach
home."
you who have lived Under men who
People in the crowd, delighted imagintd that they themselves were
with the mystery of the Ma ju ry hur . authority.”
ried visit to the Port Captain's of
Tomasino thought a long time and
fice. mocked Giuseppe. “ Poor Ri- then sajd: "It is too good. There is
baodo Giuseppe." they said, "speak a tric k .f
ing two languages has weakened his
"Yea.tas a matter of fact there Is
s trick/fisherm en. The trick is that
head."
“All right." Giuseppe said. "1 some men are not good enough for
thia thibg, and that m ake* I t fall
have advised you as a friend."
At the Tina. Tomasino was sullen down. ’Right here In this Invasion
again. " I see you gave your h ire d ' we have a general who is-not good-
He im
crowd their instructions." he said. enough. General Maryin.
'G o ahead, take m e^w hat hfive 1 agines that he Is something that
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to lose?"
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ought to be worshiped. Also we have
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New that year can begin te pick year brand,
M ajor Joppolo said; "They will one who may not be good enough.
let Corby’a guide yen in your aelectiou e f
aU go home soon. Tomasino. I have I ’m hot sure yeh much closer to us
given instructions for them to be than the General. I mean tlw Cap
fine whiskey. Enjoy Cerl
critically, and
sent home Now. about the fishing. tain of the. Navy who runs thia port.
carefully. We believe you’ll mark
Do you think you could get together He ia a young man and very -fond
thia Ughtrbodied, sociable blend
crews for five or six boats?" “
of authority.
And Tomasino. we
.
aa y e a r favorite fro m new ea.
Tomasino said? “ Who ig to he the have to get permission from him ,
protector of: these crews? What before ye« end the Others x a n go
out fishing”
,
crim inal?" .
“ Whe le tkie young man V au
♦’Protector?”
"To whom do the fishermen haws thority?” Tomasino said with, a sul
len racak "» will bash his head in
to pay tribute this time?"
PRODUCID IM THC U.S. A.
"Don’t mock me. fisherman What with my gaffing hook.”«And tfie fish
«mdar the direct nipsnde’ow of
erman’s face looked as if hekneant
are fou talking aBout?”
•or expert C onoJn»« hinds»
"Hah." said Tomasino, a man I t
Lieutenant Livingston had n « yet
decided to like M ajor Joppolo The
Major had not gqne te either'¿tent
or Yale. There was a humor around
that be had once .been Rome kind of
who could ba amused with the meat
gruespmety sad face. "Bah, dora
a * , Fnreha Loda» Na. I H A.FJk A .U the man of authority pretend ha
TuritaghM
h a * stopped
y
on the 1st and —
— . understand the system of
doesn’t
nt crama ra
T h “ 1* 0 *? T E S *? *" protection?”
of «rosna to ^ M f l N S r o f each month- Visiting
Major Joppolo spoke harshly:
are cordially
"What are yod talking about, fisher-
la meet with u« m an!*
Raggira. W. M
Tomasino was shaken. "Protec
W . D . W allen, Secretary
tion.” ’ he said "Before you came
s Na. l i t , LO.O.F. we hlffl to pat protection money to
war k y T w te y . •ir
rt
Mehta 1st and trd Cnea. the Supervisor of the Fisher-
Tuesday» in I.O.O.F. lea. ,gn evil man. In return he
»hall-
Transient and •proteotad’ us. Hah. Fwmntlito said
ng brothers are om time that he did not fed the
eordtelte invited need of protection, and the next
to moat with us.
o f profftteg by dear
weak his boat, the pretty Matins,
burned up 4s it lay at Ns mooring."
Ernest Houston N . G.
The M ajor said: "There wiD be
Percy Thompson, Soerecary
no SUOh thine
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sino."
"Listen, Ciiptalnr we’re in this M E X IC A N LABOR IN 1945
war together. What's itching you?” U N C E R T A IN ;
How do you know thia man isn’t
V IT A t^
In the Italian Navy? Huw do you
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a
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know be isn’t being.paid by toe
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"Let’s go and talk pNh
And ra the Major and
went to see Lieutenant Livingston
in the Port Captain's office. Tha
Lieutenant was feeling very grumpy
after the brush-off Major Joppolo
had given him because he was In
a hurry. Lieutenant Livingston wag
te no mood to grant requests te an
Arm y man and a meatbatt-
M ajor Joppolo, being single-mind
ed. not to say absent-minded, was
not to the least conscious of Lieu«,
tenant Livingston’s mood.
"Hl. Captain,” he said blithely
when he and Tomaslae walked to.
"Back again."
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"80 I see,” said Ueutooant Liv
ingston without pleasure.
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