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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11

LONDON @cobbsr kain. tns
greatest ace ~ ths ~sf. has
crashed 70 death on ths western
front after sending 80 German
planes 10 destruction tsfsfs him.
u was alselossd Monday kaln. al
y. mad sssn . little mOss than
eight months u @af ss q somDsi
pli0t
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Phillips. British actress -. neat
month. ttls parents ssfs On the
say hers from s~N ZsAlsSd 10
attend iE~ Wedding
~CsDesf' Australia for pal
sas Edgar James kain he e.s
80 feet tall weighed isz pounds.
and had a face that seemed 10
has. bs.n carved cot u grants.
lie wa a famous rugby football
player.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
France Not Down
Yet--Reynaud

Premier Paul Reynaud. in a
radio address to the French nation
heard in the United States declar-
ed Monday that France may be in
difficulty but she is not down.
OF Italy's entrance into the war,
ne said the French ambassador had
asked Count Galeazzo Ciano, for
eign minister, why Italy declared
war. Ciano, he said, replied Italy
merely was fulfilling her engage
ments under the Rome-Berlin axis.
The allies, he declared, had al
ways been ready to negotiate
peace, and had been backed by
President Roosevelt. but so far
their efforts have had no effect.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
I'D. R. Peace
"Postnan,
London Says
Allies Attempted
To Satisfy ItolY
Without Fighting

LONDONDERRY government
circles said Monday that Premier
Benito Mussolini took his nation
into the war despite Anglo French
offers, transmitted through Presi-
dent Roosevelt more than two
weeks ago. to settle reasonable
Italian claims.
These offers. reported trans
mitted to II Duee by Roosevelt in
the role of "postman, recognized
Italy had number of legitimate
grievances against Great Britain
and France, it was said, and con-
waved the allies willingness, if
peace were assured, to discuss and
Settle them.
The allied proposals, II was
disclosed, stated the willing
ness of Britain and France
to admit Italy to the peace
conference after the war with
Germany on an equal footing
with the belligerents, and
concluded with the obserya-
ton that the United States
was witness to these promises.
Roosevelt, in Transmitting the
proposals, it was said did not take
upon himself any responsibility
for them.
The same government circles
said the allies were prepared to
meet all italian blows, whether
by land, sea or air. and that the
declaration of war was not unex-
pected
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Canadians
Minister
Killed
Rogers. 3 Others
Are Victims in
Plone Plunge
NEwToNyuLE. Ont. Minister

NEwTo>NuIIE. OH. Minister
Of Defense Norman Mel. Rogers
and three crew members Of
Royal Canadian Air force plane
were killed one mile east Of here
Monday when their ship crashed
in attempting an emergency land
ing.
Rogers was en- route To Toronto
from ottawa 10 address POINT
meeting OF the Canadian club and
the Empire club.
Cause of the crash was not Inn
mediately determined. but weather
bureau officials reported low
lying fogs during the forenoon in
the Newtonville area. between
Bowmanville and Port Hope.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
z Tacon1ans
Killed in
Accidents
Henry Trusler.
Isaac Schofield
Traffic Victims

Two Tacoma men lost their lives
in traffic mishaps over the week
end Henry r. Trusler. IS. was
fatally injured when he was struck
by an automobile on South Tacoma
way near Goth ST. Isaac Schofield,
43. Tacoma mill worker, was killed
and five others were hurt in q
head-on collision Of two ears near
Olympia Sunday.
A blowout caused schofield' q
car 10 veer In front OF a machine
driven by Walter c. Eek. Olympia,
on the old Tacoma highway.
Among the injured were Irwin VIII
son, rs. and Hazel Mckenzie. 81.
Of Tacoma, and Jean Lyons. -. of
Ballard.
Schofield lived at 1918 So.
Thompson ave. He was hinder
man operator for the Wheeler
osgood Co, and was a union off
cial Of the Wheeler-Osgood local,
A native Of River Falls. Mont. he
had resided in Tacoma for Is
years. coming from Minot. n. y.
Surviving are his wife. Dolores.
one daughter. Vivian Il. schofield.
one brother. Hosea Of South Bell.
inghsm. Wash. and one sister.
Irene Schofield Of Seattle.
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday at AIS at the hellinssr
chapel. with cremation nj Oak
wood cemetery. Rev. Carl John
son will officiAte.
Trusler. former guard al the
federal penitentiary at HeS.ii
island, Was struck while 'aiklng
across the highway By a car driven
by Joe Wetsch. Of Hoquism.
Truslsr died before ne arrived at
the county hospital in a state
patrol ambulance
Patroimen sbsolved Nruoh Of
blame. declaring the accident ~ss
unavoidable. The miahap occurred
about 10 p m. Saturday.
Truslsr Is survived by his wife.
Lorens. four daughters. Elizabeth.
Louise. Barbara and Rosetta. and
a son. Henry. IT,. all living at the
home. s4is 50. Clement st lie
was a native Of Little Rock. Ark
and a past member Of the Navy
post and the V. g. W. steiiaeoom
post and the william G. Thomp-
son. Jr.. post No. so53. v y. W
he has been In Taco ma the
past ak years. and his mother.
ArA Elizabeth PARKS. Of San
Diego. Calf. also survives him.
Funeral services viii bs announced
By Plpers moftaary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11

The losses we're ihs ~osst
Britain mad suffered IN any ssasis
naval engagement ~ tins -ss ~
~ss presumed tns seton resulted
from tina siilsd ~athdrxwsi ffom
Ssrsis.
"a sss sst s~ststs A~~
ns~sy essaslsse~ wsys sssss.vea.
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mAt psrssaseI. wsxia hsss
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n sss sst ssssyisG say
tsssps. Tia on rtsss~s s.s
. ss-.~I II s.sss isss. lie
sssw ~ss sef isdtsssed.
The Gbossoaax rss . SISTER shlt
u ths Inflated ceassgsoas ~hlss
sent aosa when ait ~ osfmaa
torpedo sept. n. 1883
Ths Admiralty p.gintsd osst that
a German eomnsaiqa< ~sisiss
there we're SEVERAL hasaslssd sur
sisofs from our snsps
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11

ltdIlan FORCES are deployed IN
three principal theaters:
The northern frontier along the
chain Of Alps between France and
Italy.
At key points in the Mediter-
ranean.
In Africa.
The largest concentration Of
Italy troops. possibly . mil
lion m~n. IL believed to be
along the so-caIled LOttorio
line ON the French frontier.
The second great troop con-
eentrstion IL In Africa Italy
has probably 10000 to 500
900 white and native troops In
Lbya and another 100000 or
more In Italian East Africa
and Ethiopia.
Other Italian troops are in Al
bania, where 5000 and possinly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
French Soldiers in Retreat
Before | 500, 900 Germans
Piloied by 1000 Tanks!
Mechanical Monsters Csnh Aheod;
Invaders Rsoch River Seine
Between Paris and Ls How're
BULLETINS

PARis-Th. rrerek eesssvuAip sn4 eiker Sspsrsmsstn
are hsns transferred from Pava th dspateh la6lssts1
Parts)
L0NDON-Britsh air forces In France were reinforced
to-day and they heavily bombed German troop and Armored
column concentrations Abhssiile. Amens nenuvss and
German concentrations at Beauvas important rail sn-
mnnications center IN miles from Paris and Knuen. -
porant Seine port west Of Paris. WAS the first dsfns n
cation the German advance had reached those pointa
BgRLIN-c.rman quarters as.srsed tsalskt that tAs
advance ef the 6ermss army siess somils frss as1
sas entrance sia the hsd ssssd The fate ~ fssep
Authorized military assorted The rrss<h p~uatis.
hopsIess with the dsfesas pestises ~ ~ Wsy9ss1
Line oserran and German rssps sdvassisx toward Paris
BERLIN - Authorized military quarter. ..lx ss<ay
German roops had cut French river competitions wstk ~
the Seine between Paris and the shsansI s ~ IL Hss
They aid sse that Gsrmsn resps were appsssehinE The
sNrs mar o. sAfuE ~ 'sosrmssx vnAxeu
German armies hammered elo@sr and eossr 81 Paris
today
A total Of 100000 men and 4oo0 tanks were prpsssd
into the battle Of France by Hitler in smashing drive
through defense lines OF The Seine oss and Asns rivera
and stab toward the MArns river
The Germans had kastsd spear point IN wIthia -
or 80 miles Of the French capital
The German iaak mil vss ssssh II tAs
town Of Beauvais. the central fruat. M slksr
units slnshinG II front and rear Hnes " ths
allie. In Normandy. and In shs aspsrmssi u ssss
lnfsrsurs and Eurs. while the east Inc GeSmnas
were pounding across he Tardsssi. plsisss. ssstA
east Of sosssons.
Al along The frpnf reports Indicated French Positions
in danger u being thanked taken frv tho rear
due To sashng German attacks led BY tanks and srmosd
columns
Everywhere the French fought back with utmost
enaeity The British In fresh troop~ -- how many
stated ~ and tho French high command reported
simply
From the to the Arxonns the bAts continues
and violently"
Hut the Germans advancing. In the west
they were the Seine II t~e paints: armsrsd
column Of several hundred tanks hsA drives cssvs
Is miles northwest Of Paris: In the they
st B<ausais; In the east they the Aisas
and driving strongly for the valley III The Marine IN
the region of Rsims.
No official announcement was made but ID ~as lndI-
Gated departments Of the French
tcoaisHusa rsx ~ cssma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Jas. Hampson
Trial Starts
He's Accused OF
Numbering Girl

James Hampson. 3s-yv d
dairy truck driver. still radiating
health and cheerful despit~ nis
nearly four months In jail, went
on trial in Judge " D. Hodges
court Monday morning for the
fatal smuggling Of Virginia Rifne.
The jury panel from which the
II persons TO try Hampson wire
being chosen included the eigh,
men and five women who heard
evidence in the sensational Ord
case last week. Two women on
that jury were excused by Judg.
Hodge from serving ON the Hsmp-
son case when they said they dldn't
feel they could b. impartial jurors.
Mrs. Gard IL First
Number one juror called, and
still IN the box after preliminary
questioning. VAS Mrs. Jessie v
Gard. wife Of Judge Ernest NJ
Card.
Judge Hodge. questioning all the
jurors a, length ON their qualifiea.
tons. asked not only II they hal
conscientious scruplss against ti,.
death penalty. but IL they had
scruples sKsinst cOnylctiug . man
IN = murder case ON eireumstantiai
evidence alone
Hampton has b~sn in jail since
the morning Of yeb. n bic e.s
arrested In his room at the O2k.
wood dairy ~ Fife within tao
hours sitter Miss Rlffle. Tseorns
waitress. pss found on ths isWn
81 hsr fathers nome At 1893 80.
Ferry -. She had oesn returning
from work siobs a fttis after mid
night
Maint~is. insoeeaee
The young prisonsr though ron.
ylrtsd u striking ths giri Onrs be.
fore In a quarrel las, sept IS.
steadfsstiy has maintained his IN
nCeencs.
Attorney Frank Halls. formerly
deputy prosecutor. vii srsk
freedom for Hsmgson while Prose
cntor Thor G TOiisf@Dn and
CONTINUED on Page -. Column -
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Saiko at Prince Rupert;
Prepares 10 Sail On
RUPERT. n. /,

PRINCE RUPERT. n. C.--Psul
sstkos unwisldy ark Of Juneau
Mas ready today 10 resume the
slow journey to Alaska. where he.
MS wife and family hope 10
establish their new home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Encirclemeni
Nazi Intention
nv .. NJ. r. NAsDN
tsls~<s rss.s VA kspsss

Germans great strategic
objective. aimed IL the cap
iurs or Dispersal southeast
ward toward Switzerland Of
the allied armies. 10 now
being more clearly unfold
ed. It's sueesas dep<nds on
ho~ long human endurance
can respond to Hitier's re-
Ientless demand upon his
troops for tbs heaviest con-
tinuotis offensive modern
warfars ever has known.
The German front largely
has BEEN Strengthened dur
ing the last ~ hours. This
fact IA permitting the Ger
mans 70 strengthen at
tacks by their right wing
In the Seine area. and their
Continued On Page 2. Column q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
S Others Dead in
Weekend Mishops

Fise Others we're Killed scci-
oentsiiy in weekend accidents in
the state Jack stillmsn. s5
Auburn Indian. died saturday at
the United States Indian hospital
Continued IN Page 2. Column u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
Naintsis. Innseeaee


OTTAWA. Dat. The Canadian
government Monday ordered police
throughout the country 10 round
up AL Italian nationals and others
suspected Of being enemies Of the
country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11

considerably more are stationed:
the Dodecsnese islands off the
Turkish coast. with a garrison OF
$4,000 TO 100000 men. and sar-
dina and Sicily. where forces Of
unknown strength are disposed.
The Italian navy Is presumed to
be largely In Mediterranean and
Adriatic waters II includes two
brand new 33.0Oo-ton bsttieships
CONTINUED on Page IL, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11
U. S. Fleet Again Sails
For Added Maneuvers

HONOLULU. r. H.-The United
States battle fleet steamed out 70
sea Monday for three weeks Of
intensive maneuvers off Lahains
Roads, an extension o, the annual
~ rames held N April and May.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11

NOHWAt
capituistlen af the Norwegian
army and withdrawal 81 the allied
forces from Nsrvik the great iron
ore port. left Germany uashais
lenRed today along the sniir. Nor.
weKian coast and put her In post
ton 10 dominate Kussia's Arctic
trade route,
II was made known that Gen
c. q. Fieischer. commandment .
chief Of the Norwegian forces IN
IN. north. had ordered hls men 10
surrender after King Hashon.
Crown Prince olav and members
of the Norwegian government had
been embarked In allied wsr.nlp.
Diplomatic sources At Stockholm
asserted tina, the king and the 9TH
ers had embarked several days ago
and belief was expressed they had
arrived In Great Britain
In departing. Ming tssshs~.
tbs crown prince and tho Gsv-
ernm~nt is.aed . tetst pseeis-
nsties explaining IA the peepts
Of Norway thai their espitais-
ton wss necessary because.
without armed aid. Norway
lacks suffleisat sslaiss. seA
sufficient War materials ~
night
u was asserted that the king
and government In ssiie wo.id
continue Ia night fss . free
Norway. and hope was express
ei that Nor~egisss weuid new
er abandon their confidence IN
the ultimate r~.toraties sf ths
country Ia independent status.
Cen Flelsehsr. after issuing his
surrender order. lsf, sith the King
and the others. II wss understood.
Hut reports we're that Gen, otto
Rnge, commander IN chief 81 the
Norwegian armies. remained In
statement Of his own. Cen, KnRs
urged Norwegssns % not reproseh
the allies and asked them 10 under.
stand that from the allied view
point II Nss necessary 10 withdraw
forces from Norway because oil
sysiiabls men we're needed on ths
western front.
Thanking the Norwegian .si-
disss for thstr ssisr. s~s. ksxs
~spr~~ssd hope sesnsss air
plano soassisgs 81 tbs country
wssia stop sses. ~ refugees
might return heDs.
The full .sapiiesai.s sf ths
s1dsi~a >sr~sGiss ssssssdss.
ia sppssest sss.pisss asfss-
n.est With The allies. VS. sss
yet gatirviy ei~sr
IL was certain only that Germany
had Non smother auiek victory saiy
few days after iis army mad been
forced cut ~ Ssryth II @s. re-
ported negotiations for ending the
northern campaign had Desn going
on for some time. ara that grssi
Britain had sppravsd ina Nor
SeEisn plan 10 give up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-11


ASHIN N-The house
military affairs committee Mon
day voted Is TO S TO approve a
bill authorizing President Roose-
welt to order out the national
guard. in event of an emergency
prior TO the next congress. But 1t
limited him to using the guard in
the continental United States, its
possessions and the Canal zone.
The committee also reported
bill authorizing an increase in the
strength of the regular army to
400 900.
The house committee action
came on bill by Rep. overton
Brooks. D.. La, which called for
an increase from the authorized
strength Of $50, 600 to $4,000. The
committee changed the bill TO
make the army strength 400 900.
then voted to approve IT,
Actual present strength Of the
army is $4,000 men and officers.
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Giant British Plane Carrier,
3 Other Navy Ships Are Sunk

LONDON-Ths admiralty Monday announced one ~ ths
most loser of the wahs presumed ankinx u tbs
~ 10o0n aircraft carrier Glorious and % iva
dssroyss the transport Drama and tbs tanker Oil Ponssr
"a total of 50.7Os tonk Of ahlpplnR
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Surrender
To Cern1ans
Say Supplies Lock
Made Copitulotion
Necessary
tnruIrrsN,

LONDON - Ming usshse. 81
Neswa,. arrived ~ g..ses ssa-
Ito, tonight accompanies ~
Grown rrieee Otas. and VAS
greeted nv Ming sseasge VI with
wh.m he drove "a naehiH CHAM
palace.
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Italy Brings 100000 Men,
Navy, $500 Planes Into W ar
BY UNITED PRESS

Italy brings Gemsnys side Of probably 1000
first line $500 $500
wsrAhps
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WEATHER roaGcAsr

Val, tesixsi. "Wednesday. Ts~~
F'svstsre.i Mixs. 7xs is~, -. sun
nssn. Aha: ssts. SEA
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BAsk TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma .............. " ss7 900
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National Guard
Bill Approved
BULLETIN

WASHINGTON-The house to-
day approved. without a dissenting
vote, the army appropriation bill
conference report. carrying nearly
81 500, 900, 900.
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helm. Transferred FROM Pava tTh dspatrh la6snet
the French government, In large par. svseuatuG
Paris.)
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OTTAWA, Ont.-Ihe Canadian parliament to.
day declared state of war exists between the
dominion and Italy.
Both house and senate passed resolution declaring the
state of exist after Prime Minister Mackenzie King
in address denounced Premier Mussolni "a carrion
bird waiting for brave 10 die.