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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-10

Details of the battle we're not
Immediately available. An off.
clal foreign office spokesman
cautioned correspondents 10 BE
patient about naval developments
in Scandinavian waters.
when a warnhip Ia at sea. Il
has 10 keep its radio silent. unless
II wants 10 reveal lss whereabouts
TO the enemy" he sald. so We
VIII not get the news ourselves
Very probably You viii get very
good story within the next II
hours
Announcing tbs British govern
ment considered Denmark as an
enemy occupied country. similar
to czee hoslovakis and Belgium Ia
the World ssar u 1914. ths spokes-
man said the foreign office had
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-10
WAR BULLETINS

sTofNvgoM-TA~ s~.al~A rs<a spe<sai h<sasass Mse
Today reported ~s~sy hattie - assnE -
between farv<~ 81 he Nsv~euAs
described stormy ssA As - se~ss
a~saii. lacking
rARrsrnxagsmen.s are occurring pc,ass e ne
between Allied and German naval nn ne
foreign office said s daily bulletin to-day.
rAwsrr%ms~r paul ..,.s.a today A..s-a -
NJ prss.aax ,ass~dA. Ans<s ssd -
Norway.
LoxpoN-rAe Allied sapr~s.e csassa s"~sxsssy
session seda, ~ Ne. 10 De~aias street.
wAsuNaroN-rhs stat. Department. mrs, sfnesai ,nfer
nation from Copenhagen today sspai
by soe TINS dispatch added that ths
quiet added that the American minister
in Copenhagen Ray requested ~ tbs british
British interests there Tbs depart
authorized him at TO do
negsasn Dsaish afa& - CspsshsEss
had resulted eempiete ayatty" Te
agency D~nmask wess
marching toward Aaborx Incidents ~
any place occupation. DNb
reported wireless bsssdessas 10 usual
haA se~n puhi~h~d
chr sempres eaim" shs SAID sss'aaaE
has changed In aspect"
Moscow-Freasseh VOC sshaIeahusx. aermaa
R- today with rEsssv Fessa
Minister viache~isv Mssisv.
military correspondent Of the London evening
News today with amps bodies
probably already The vicinity OF Norway the
respondent invading Dsnmsfk and
Norway Britain hence tho Of
submarines In the skagerrak"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Of the senate F.vesxa nsssss.
today expressed ss.sss ~
Deamsrk marks the s~sasas Of large .eas warfare
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-10
Italians Hail
Nazi Success

Germany's invasion Of Denmark
and Norway means that once
again the imperial democracies
have been beaten In = plan Of
essential importance. yirgino
cayda. editor close to the Italian
foreign office. sAid In the .authori-
tative Ci0rnsIe d'I,alia al Rome
From Danish and SoFweg ian
strongholds the German air and
submarine offensive can more a.
reeuy b. made against the British
coasts. Cayds said.
@GeTmsny. In - hours. has
upset the situation the British
and Fresch were preparing
This constitutes evident sue
cess.
Germany, BY occupying Den
mark and Norway. not only has
ensured supplies and the holding
off Of the Anglo French menaee,
bat has brought the German miIi-
tAry threat and economic counter.
blockade nearer England At points
exceptionally important to Eng.
lands traditional polstscAi-soonomie
system
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-10
Nazis Announce
New Government

BERLIN - The official news
agency reported from Oslo Tues
DAY night that yikdan Quisling.
leader Of the sntl-eommgnistie
National Union party. had de-
elarsd himself head u a new Nor
wegian government
DNB said QnAsiing had named
himself premier and foreign min
lstsr Of the new regime. The
Qulaling declaration Was usds In
= radio appeal 10 the Norwegian
psopis. the agency said
tThe German agency dispateh
Indicated q government VAS beng
set up under Quisling 10 opposition
TO the Norwegian government Of
Premier Johan Ny9aardsvoid.
which fed TO Hamar Shen the
Germans occupied Oslo.b
The National Union party failed
10 return any members 70 parllA~
zsens IN the Iast stsetson-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-10
Plans Revealed
For Sixth Ave.

Plans for improvement Of 9Th
ave. west of sprague ave. and
along the Tacoma Narrows bridge
approach were revealed Tuesday
BY Works Commissioner Berger
sen following announcement from
Olympia that Washington Toll
Bridge authority had formally
asked $4,000 from the federal
PWA for an extension Of the
Earrows bridge grant To cover
this additional cost
Bergersen explained that the
fify of Tacoma could not make a
new application for PwA gran,
now. but that the toll bridge
authority could ask for an ex-
tension on the old bridge grant
II federal funds are provided,
here's what will be done:
l. Widen sth ave. pavement
10 40 feet width from Proctor TO
the bridge approach.
Resurface 9Th ave. from
sprague west 10 Proctor
4 Provide ornamental lighting
from 9Th ave. to the Narro~s
bridge toll plaza.
Rergersen said his depart
merit is preparing the plans. oul
N. work viii be done by the
lcontinued on Page }. Column y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-10
Another No War
Treaty Is Scrapped

WASHINGTON - Germany and
Denmark signed non-aggression
treaty less than a year ago, guar
anteeing they would not resort TO
force in any circumstance.
On May 81. 1883. the treaty was
signed at Berlin The first article
said: The Kingdom Of Denmark
and the German reich will In no
circumstance resort 10 war or 10
any other form of violence against
each other"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-10


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,hsir way INTO norway oeeup'sa o.o 800 =
bined allied forces alonF vast neW var ffnnf in
Great Britain ana France immsds1sy - 80 ~ !.
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tsiephoned % Stockholm That he deN91u4 80 4z:zz
bated the Germans the outskirts q ~ CITY, nf17N
and German planes sw ovsr the capita. PVT tnsrs wss
explanation Of the pfsssnes Of the british trsft
by sorwerans One German destroyer mped into oslp
harbor after the battle
There we're persistent reperts mat ksas p
French ar sFnHd. v.s - re.fs !" Nerwny
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dictionary forces we're mshilixse ~ nsmssfsnssse
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threatened % drsw ~ ~ serSpe INTO - es.ns :
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Sweden mpbilzed her defense forces Holland sAnfe
tary leaves after hearing reports td~ned - honao
British sxpeditlonary force en route - bufen NA<e
British Declared HIoeh4de ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-10
Norwsy's Government
Resigns. Says Radio

sTocssfos4sf = Tss Oslo Fadio
station reported soniGng taat the
Norwegian sessfnmsnt had re-
zsxnsd and that 4 government u
nasaenal dsfsnss" would IN fpfzasd.
with ths occupation 81 Oslo ~
German troops. II wss presumed
ms radio announcement sas Ger
man sponsored
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-10
Battle Cruiser
Reported Sunk


IOSDoA--The stockholm rsaks
said tonight that an sfflei.l Asf-
wegiss rspsn fssa O&is sas
ssssees ihs sinkisg sf iAs sssr-
naaa nAsai ships ~ ihs ssrss-
glass.
sTOf kffoIssf--lt uas reported
here today that Norwegian coastal
artillery had sunk a German battle
crnIHsF
Reports said ife sea@si sunk was
the n. 600 tons cneisenag. and lha'
IL went down In Oaio fJord.
Earlier reports from other paints
rad sasa Norwegian coastal bat.
tories IN Oslo fyord had fired IN
German shIps attempting 70 peBs-
trass ths water approach 70 Oslo.
The CnsisenAu. b4ilIi 10 1895.
carries = normal eomplaeemsnt -
/ .4ei officers ard men and -
armed with nine IL inch guns.
twelve 50 inch Ksana. fosrtssn ~
inch anti-aireraft guns and sixteen
81 msa aBti-aireFaft guns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-10
British Envoy Staff
Prisoners in Denmark

LONDON - The foreign office
announced late today that the staff
Of the British ministry In Copsn-
hagen, Denmark. had been taken
prisoner By the invading German
expeditionary force
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-10
Trade in Norwegian.
Danish Money Ended

NEW YORK - Formal suspen-
SION Of trading 10 Danish and Nor
wegian currencles was ordered
here to-day By the seFni-offtciai for
eign exchange enu>uAik1ez.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-10
PROTECTIVE"
Move, Berlin
Tells World
Copitulote or Be
Broken. !" Two
Notions Worned

Germany announced today that
Nazi armed forces "protectively"
had occupied Danish and Norwe-
gian territory after fighting IN the
Oslo zone and bombardment of
kristiansand. and that the Maxi
air force was guarding the Norwe-
gian coast against any allied ehal-
lenge.
Military operations are being
carried out according TO plan" In
authorized Berlin source said after
the high command had announced
the peaceful occupation of Den
mark and the occupation Of all Inn
portant Norwegian bases.
Oslo was occupied by German
forces. the high command an
nouncee.
1T can be assumed that RESIST
ance In Norway has ceased by
now" an authorized Naxi source
announced.
Air Force ON Guard
The Mani air force is forming
flying curtain" along the coast
of Norway and Denmark and In
Helsolano for protection against
any condensation by Great Brit
ain and France. and Foreign Minis
ter Joachim Won Ribbentrop prom
Used 4 Cermany's forces would
guarantee that the Scandinavian
countries would not glimpse q
British of French face for the
duration of the war"
The high command commu-
nique said no Incidents ee-
CURED during the landing and
march Of Mani troops into Den-
mark.
''On the Norwegian coast the
only considerable resistance was
near Oslo" the communique said.
-. Ia resistance was broken this
afternoon and Oslo was occupied. "
Town Bomba rded
Authorized Nszi spokesmcn said
the resistance of rather serious
character" In Norway had been
overcome because Germany had
sufficient naval. air and land forces
TO overcome all difficulties. Bonn
bardment OF kriatianxnnd. on the
Skaggersk. was due 10 resist
ancs." IL was announced.
The spekesmen aesied that
occupation Of the iss countries
Was In the nature of an attack,
but said II was necessary 10
protsrt them from from allied
Infringement on their iade-
pendenee.
Although resistance VIII be
sruthlessiy broken. IT WAS an
nounced the two countries viii re-
main sovereign. independent gov
ernments. and viii not BE- German
CONTINUED on Page II. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-10
RUSSIA I'M new DEMANDS ON FIN And!
denmark SURE NDERS, NORWAY invade


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msA. ~. ~. -. -. -. ash
-. Sal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-10

received Information from Oslo
that the Norwegian government
ia In good heart and bent On
resistance
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-10
Cardinal Verdier Dies

PAHfA - Jean Cardinal xsfd1er
70. archbishop Of PARIS. died s21ly
Tuesday q hssfs attack
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20
.Lubrication Men
Seek Perfection

There are certain occupations
where the rule slips go over"
cannot be applied and automobile
fabrication is one Of them.
A fabrication job to be Of real
value 10 car owner must be com
pletely thorough IL must not
neglect one single point on the
car requiring oil or grease. other
wise costly repairs result and
in many cases, the breakdown
which follows happens out on the
road far from help, and the owner
has not only a repair bin 10 face
but costly towing charges as we'll.
II Is in view Of these facts that
the fabrication department Of the
Munson Motor company. Tacoma =
exclusive Oldsmobile dealer, ~ one
Of the most rigidly operated IN the
entire establishment Its person
mel Is not permitted TO rush work
through just because there Is a
long waiting list. Promises are
not allowed to be made beyond
the capacity Of the men and equip
ment 10 DO every job thoroughly
as though II was the only
Job on the can sheet
When We accept a fabrication
job says I'd AunsOn. pfesiden,
Of the conf any. we accept the re-
spOnsibility for n 100 per cent
perfect coyerage Of the car a. far
a. its fabrication Ia concerned. II
we can't handle them on that basis
~ wont take on the work
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20

can alnnst invariably prevent
traffic hazards frnm becoming
accidents.
An astonishing lark II courtesy
downright diseour'ssy that no
one would tolerate In any sosiai
contact. II The cause 81 many hlxh.
vay Academia Tho remedy IL
simply a matter NJ sstfa courtesy
and fhoushtf,insa~ never putiins
another driver IN q dangerous
position.
"sops people seem IN
change csmp,~tsly ik~ me-
1sssi they feet the pe~ss 81
sa s.fspsss.,ie usdes ibsss
bssds. sssse that 10 ts,se. !
heiies~ u h up IN The s~fe
driver 10 give I'll Inc wss,
rather than dispute Tho sssA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20
He had No License:
Another Fine Added

One police court fins was piled
on top ~ another Tuesday when
Alfred Powers, ~, ~ Seattle. adj.
miitsd 10 Judge Joseph Mallory
that he couldn't produce . drivers
license
Powers had been serving out a
fine Of $50 and coats imposed .
week ago ON drunk driving
charge he had testified he owned
drivers license. bat couldn't ind
Il. Tia admission In court that his
missing license had expired months
before added another $50 fins 80
ths total against him. served In
jail ~ ihs rate 81 " per day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20

No3 that tbs third generation u
workers IL taking iis place
throughout tbe industry. hoSsvsr.
smother potent lnfIasnes hss ss~Enn
10 make ltseif felt i.sss tsSgibis
than the oshsr tNo. y nevertheless
exists, sssstlns i,s effect nm 'hs
product. and through u, On owners
Satisfaction
This recently evident factor
Nigh. h. described a. lnhsfitsd
sslii a natural aptitude. trans.
nitisd frnm father 10 sou. u u
bringing 10 b1sr. upon the various
processes ~ silionoDiis fnanufse-
turing. technique In many ways
comparable pstb that fc~tsfed
under the craft guild system ef
Old.
IA lastanss 81 fsthss.ssss
asa. ssssdsss assstiss 10
saismstise lstss IL thai far
nssss<a ~ The bruce family,
sJax ~ sbs~S ss~mss<ss sssh
fss ahssfstsL Ths Mise sss
sssts NJ. his ssss s.asis D..
Jslss. wsiiissn. Peter t<ms. and
ah.sis-s ths isitsses sss
s.sisg Jesn's >s.s, assis ans
ahx,iss. and reissb4wes ses
hst~rf.
Tne iirs 10 arrive vas jonns Hs
came on the tob - years ago. seon
after migrating 70 this country
from Laskflail. Scotland. and v
nov chief inspector In the Tarsy-
to1n. ~. r.. plant. Ills father.
GAVIN. followed about year later,
ard went 10 work al flint. vhsfs
he has charge today u the green
house which nestIes among tbe tall
smoksstaeks u the plant. A year
after Gsylns arrival. second son,
Peter jafnss. came ossr. William
and Charles foliorsea IN iszs and
1889 respectively.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20
Ford Dealers 10
Moved Used Cars

Tsooma's two Ford dealers,
Titus Motor company and Mallon
Motors. intend doing something
about their used car stocks and
they intend doing Il before June
gives way to July.
In fact. today's the day when
these two dealers launch their adj
vertising campaign which will in
troduce the "Was-Is" sale 10 TIA
coma buyers.
The rather peculiar title Of the
sale results from tho fact that
every car will carry two prices.
the price the car Was" selling
for before the sale and the price
ii is" selling for during the biz
house cleaning.
Thus we have the Was Il" used
car sale In which both dealers are
participating.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20
Worn Tire Tubes Cause Of Trouble

With motor travel expected q
reach new peaks this summer. tire
engineers of the y. r Goodrich
company. Akron. Ohio. are stress
ing the Importance Of the inner
tube In the motorists highway
safety program.
For a tire is no safer than the
strength Of the inner tube which
holds the bIoysnt cushion Of air
on which the automobile rolls With
little jolt or jar
Higher automobile speeds. aecel-
Grating the generation of heat in
tires and tubes. have heightened
the importance of the inner tube
In the drive against blowoBts and
tire failures
Even new tire. with ample
thickness Of tread and strong side.
walls IL no proof against tire
trouble II the inner tire or tube II
old and weak Coodriehs engi-
neers warn.
Inner tubes should he replaced
when the motoris, buys neS tires,
for an Old tube often VIII not show
the weaknesses which will affect
it's ability 70 give safe. satisfae-
tory performance
Stresses and strains Of normal
service. coupled with heat affect
the inner tub IN various ways
tests have shown. Heat tbins 0ui
the tube. resulting 10 greater ali
fusion Or loss Of air which in turn
may Lead 10 poor tread wear ~
carcass failure becallse the tire d
undef-inflstsd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20

with Tits a~ssev~ss~ W. ~
driver.
n Il nv sp,nsen nat In mort
semmon vsnlsslon az Tho l~w -
passing % curves and AZ TIE crest
n hllis Another hazard q -
carefully watched 4. fip~ IN tns
rad ~ shs hostsm ~ which xfe
curves Sometimes ese do>s not
realise that the curve h there
Until he crest II th~ zip 10 pass~d.
When enc slaes not knsw tho rusd.
"a 10 always wen q sfrvei II .
s-fe rata ~ speed th<n hazards
win net appear - nsddeniy. snd
the vehicle win be nndsf centred.
ready fer emergencies
- sr~as wunsy drivers -
sss wsse sI>ewaee~ fes ~
sp>>s ~ tvesss< - thss~sh
Highways rhse y. shsy ~
swss Ne hsshwsy fs~m ~
r~>hs wsteees wsehtse ressaes
~ spvsv~<hses sssftle b sss-
ftesese1y les away ses snfeey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20

The new system uses an APP
paratus designed 10 eliminate con.
tamination. eorrosion. moisture. In
furious gases, acids, fluids. oils and
other conditions which. In tho past
have cut down the speed, efficiency
and performance OF some motors
on planes.
The problem 81 surh ean.
taminati.n hs. held IN. atten-
tion 81 aircraft engineer, ss,-
erai years and u was solved In
the Northwest Airiinc- expert
mcnt. through use of rhemi-
caily treated. de-hydrated air
and a high pressure pump.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20

From the icsts and exsmina-
tion Of old tubes Goodrich ongl.
neora found that the average inner
tube VIII stretch 20 10 % per cent
In croas-secti0n after years
service II placed In new tire
such tune IN more likely 90 b.
plnchod IN application or wrinkle
or buckle causing tire failure later
on. they Aaid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20

Details 81 the invention which
Is being praised by the civil srf"-
nautios authority representatives
and leaders ~ both commercial
and military aviation we're made
public by croll Hunter president
and general manager ~ Sorthses,
Airllncs.
Complete reports and plans have
bern studied ny the Eevcfnmsn,
and approved. following series ~
flight experiments In which tho
system was used 1 600 600 engine
miles without any eyidene. ~ the
condition " eliminates.
The device was Invented by Carl
V. Swanson. electrical engineer for
Northwest Airllnes and former
faculty member 81 the University
Of Minnesota institute ~ teen.
noloFy
The new system steps up air
craft ignition through complete
elimination 81 contamination. this
being accomplished by pumping
the chemically treated air through
the shielding cables.
The presence ~ this eo.di-
ton has. in the past, swan
son explained. had the effect
~ lowering The eleetriesi In
suIstion ~ an aircraft iHni-
tion system. sometimes .so.-
Ing notor~ Ia miss.
The new apparatus. however.
changes All ~ this. and increases
the dspendabllIty and safety u
Tying by stepping up the eff
cheney and performance ~ tho
motor. while In flight
swanson emphasized ~. mill.
thry value ~ the ne~ invention by
explaining thai bombers and other
planes now viii he able Ia ny al .
higher altitude than ever before.
since ths insulation of the air
Increases
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20
Earn Awards
From Plymouth
De Soto Dealers Win
Nutionul Notice

DETROIT Official recognition
Of outstanding Plymouth sales per
Torrance last year has high
lighted the excellence Of De Sot,
dealerships in all parts az th'
country and given the James p
Waters De Soto leadership in Sar
Francisco the title Of nationA
champion Plymouth leadership
In addition Ia the national
championship. De >eto dealers
won IA state and Is city
championships for Plymouth
sales In the calendar war
1899. according ca announce
ment from the Plymouth divi-
sion OF Chrysier Corporation.
City championships were
awarded only In metropolitan
points where six or more
Plymouth dealers are located.
Plaques emhlematio Of their
achievement are being presented
TO winning dealers by officials Of
Plymouth Motor Corp. it Is an
nounced.
In acknowledging the honors
won by his dealer organization.
l.. C. Peed. sales vice president Of
the De Soto Motor Corp, gives
credit equally 10 the service and
sales departments.
In such y highly competi-
tive market as the low-priced
field" he says, II believe the
factor Of service excellence
carries great weight with
prospective purchasers. Tho
fact that nearly 400 DE Soto
dealers rate 100 percent per-
feet In the 10 points on which
service i judged. and the gen
eral average OF all our De
soto dealers service depart
mcnts Is 80 percent perfect
cannot help but he tremcn-
dous influence In their sales
successes.
The l0-Toint service program,
instituted three years ago. rates
dealer service departments on
cleanliness. freshly painted floors
and walls. appearance of en-
ployees' garments. tool and lubri.
cation equipment, inventory of es-
sential parts. and other items
which are basic in the rendering
of cheerful and efficient service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-20

To-day. Gsssn and Charles. The
ssas ~ tbs original John, are en-
pleyed In 'hs Txfrysnwn ssssmhsy
plant. snS snoth@s Gavin. th< son
~ jams bsssbsf Charles. ~oshs
In ihs Saginaw plant A ninth
msms<r a The family. ftsbsfts the
son Of rstsrl&mes. shis ~sSk fin
lsbss his shrsesys~s training course
in thu divisions apprentice scl6os
and ,odn~d she regular rHnhs
spn~ fsehes. fses seee -
fssss gsp~6ss~s y ~ nsure
seessx. h 1a1s. n a11141en
tk~se are shsss ssnsrtnr1e~.
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during the coming years. 1t is
he who will sit in the drivers seat
rs big business puts its shoulder
to the wheel in what will probably
prove the greatest test of democ-
racy in all history.
Perhaps | should explain my
reference to him as Bill" be-
cause, after all, ne is one of the
most important individuals in
American business man
whom. one might think. is known
intimately by few people.
That is usually the case with
men who have climbed so high up
the ladder of fame, but it's diff
ferent with Bill he has never