Capt. L. A. Baer, head of the English
department at the academy, was in
charge of the bqdy, which is expected
to arrive in Waukegan Thursday. Ar
rangements have been made for the
funeral to be held immediately upon
arrival. Cadet Olsen was one of two
victims of the fire, which practically
destroyed one of the barracks.
STORE IS'ROBBED
About $300 worth of merchandise and
$5 in cash was taken from the Star
Clothing company, 2127 First avenue,
Tuesday night by burglars who gained
entrance to the store by breaking
through a rear window.
cannot shut down these factories,” the
general said. <•
“If you would take a narrow view
on the subject,” he continued, “and limit
merely the manufacture of arms you
would throw yourself open to an attack
by any force, no matter how small,
which broke away from the pact.”
For preparedness against invasion,
the speaker said, the coast defense and
anti-air craft forces would play a heavy
part. There has so far been no limit
placed on the building of ariplanes, he
stated, and they might easily fly over
the state, bombing Muscle Shoals and
Birmingham factories.
Brigadier General Johnston is on his
way to Fort McPherson where he has
been assigned as coast artillery district
commander.
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BIRTH
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hospital. March 14. 1*14; girl.
