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LcsangcIfSCi'mts Wednesday, june 9, 1943 Police Roundup in Zoo War- as Sailor wwwwwrrfr- yuu lit I ipiM i iin i i I (If i I i 1 7f I llf il7' ARRESTED Picked up in police drive to curb street gangs, these youths were held in Wilshire jail after being arrested in other districts where jails were full. Timn phot SUSPECTS IN ZOOT CLASHES Police yesterday con- fed to issuance of riot call by Los Angeles police Monday tinucd their roundup of suspects in zoot-suit clashes night. Sergt. E. A.

Duarte, left, and Seaman James R. between wearers of peg-top trousers and servicemen which Phelps look over suspects at Hollenbeck police jail. Story on Pago 1, Part I Timet photo K. TV 4f47 3 i 1 5w i i 1 r- 7V 0 7 A 1, '1, "7" 7 i REPORTING Gen. George C.

Marshall, United CONFERENCE Mayor Bowron, left, Comdr. C. H. Fogg, Navy senior patrol officer; Lieut. Col.

Levi Ankeny of military police, and Chief of Police Horrall shown at conference held yesterday after servicemen and zoot-suit gangs clashed on streets. Timet j'hoto -1 'rs 1 States Army Chief of Staff, shown arriving at White House yesterday where he made report to President after trip to North Africa. tP) Wirei'hoto a SLOGANEER George Anderson, a steward aboard a Canadian corvette, has apt appeal written on his Mae West. Attached is single cell flash to aid night rescues. VVMo World photo 0 7t 1 4v r.

i I A 0 t- 4 iff It IT'S CHINA-BURMA-INDIA MUD American Army nurses in eastern wor theater I wade through mud at base to mess hall. They are all from Los Angeles County Hos- LIBERTY SHIP Mrs. J. W. Knight, wife of a California Shipbuilding Corp.

welder, christens the S.S. Andrew T. Huntington yesterday at the company's Los Angeles Harbor yards, the 203rd Liberty ship to be launched. Stoty oa Pago A. Xime photo pitai.

Lett to rtgnt: Marian oniney, cayrne oarsr, vvinurca junu, iwivmy i Lois Sinkler, Anna Loven. Irene Paganetti, Hazel Langdon end Irma Lindberg. JJ.