davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-07-11

salutes as image worship made UNI
patriotic remarks within their hear
ing.
One Of the prisoners commanded
the pedestrian to salute the flag,
police were informed. When he re-
fused, eight prisoners hustled him
to the courthouse basement and
beat him. He was rescued by court
attaches, who heard his cries.
Evening star., 1940-07-11

Britain's Knighthood of the Bath
was given its name because an all
over bath was part Of the initiate S
ritual. N
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
President Leads
In Thanksgiving

uSDt PARK. n. S.-~rresidsnt
Roosevelt came home today TO
Hyde Park House 10 participate
IN a national prayer IT Thanks
giving that Amerios has been
spared N. war that has brought,
calamity and SORROW 10 most 81
IN. world.
BE vas leading In Observance ~
tradition In which only ~ Of
the - states joined today But hs
ignored the refusal Of 10 states
to observe the holiday on the date
he changed last year from the las,
Thursday Of November 10 ths neat
To iasi Thursday
With his wife. Mrs. Eleanor
Roossyelt. and hls - year-old
mother. Mrs. Hars Delano nooss-
welt. the president yas expected
10 attend Thanksgiving services Al
81 James Episcopal church near
Hyde PARK House 10 pin IN the
praysT he artieuiatsa for the ma.
tlon In his Thanksgiving pfoeia.
nation.
II Nas the second time In ths
seven years and almost nine
months Of bis presidency that Mr.
Roosevelt, had failed to spend
Thanksgiving day ~ the Warm
Springs. ga foundation for In
faatlis paralysis IN 1s5s. sn route
- oTJHn the Fsn-AmsricaB con.
ference A. tusnos Aires. be spent
the holiday sboafd the y = y
Indianapolis of the hump ~
Brazil
KsflsetlnE the critical war att
ustion. Nj Hoossssits Thanks
giving proclamation yss more
austsrs than u previous ysar. q
his New Deal
In year which has sssn
calamity AMI sofroE fsil uF~Dn
many peoples elsewhere in me
World may Ss give thanks for osr
preservation. no sad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
20-Year Plan
Well Received
Auditorium Site
AT CPS Possible

Favorable responses TO his
proposed "Twenty-Yea Plan,
as revealed in The Times Fri
day, is just what Mayor Harry
Cain expected.
When the people are confident
project is started in good faith
for the benefit of the whole COM
munity. and sre sure there are no
selfish interests to served. they are
willing TO help push the band
wagon along. said Cain.
The favorable responses COM
ing from the letters sent out last
week are in hearty accord with
the proposal to take an inventory
Of our needs, decide on our i'm
mediate requirements, then 20
ahead TO obtain them.
Those to whom the letters were
sent were requested to reply in
30 days a number Of them an
Continued on Page Il. Column y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Holidays Death
Toll Mounting

A mounting holiday death toll
was reported throughout Wash
ington on this Thanksgiving day
with traffic taking the ma jor
share Of lives.
Six died IN automobile accidents
Two were burned 10 death
Roger Ages, IS. died when his
bicycle skidded into an automobile
on a Seattle street. Charles Cop
page was fatally hurt north Of
Mount Vernon when his automo-
bile collided with one in which
Frederick o. Wilcox, Is. hitch
hiker. was riding Wilcox died
on a hospital operating table
Tom Richardson. SIS. died In
Seattle when he was struck while
crossing a street. John y. Rich
ards. IS. Spokane. died IN King
county hospital from injuries SUI
fered while crossing a street
Eleanor Hansen. 20. Washing
ton State college senior en- route
TO her Yakima home for the holi-
day. was fatally hurt near La
Crosse. when a car driven BY Dick
Rummell. Yakima WSC siudent
struck . telephon. pole. Rum
melIs back Was broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. :. ErntK were
burned 10 death when flames con-
slmed their Yakima home Lentz
was q WPA worker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Governorship
Is Claimed
By Langlie
Dill Still Silent;
Chief Executive
Elect Is Solemn

Mayor Arthur B. Langlie,
of Seattle, broke his post
election silence today and
claimed election as Washing
tons next governor.
A public statement climsxed
more than two weeks OF contro-
versy over the closest guberna-
torial election in 80 years. which
the counting Of absentee ballots
gave to Langhe by about 5000
votes over c. c. Dill. Spokane
Democrat and former L. s. Sena-
tor.
Democrats questioned the le-
fslity OF many absentee and regu-
lar paper ballots. claiming they
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Order Seizure Of
Groups Records

WasHIS6TOS-The Dies COM
mittee today published a white
Paper purportlng 70 show vide
spread German propaganda sctiyi-
ties in III. United States and I'M
medlstely ordered seizure II rec
ords of Pro-Sazi. Pro-Faseisi. Pro-
Communist and pro-Jspansss or
CARNATIONS in eight American
cities
Rep Martin Dies d. Tex. chair
man of the committee. ordered
committee investigators to sub
poena the records from organizs-
tons located IN Baltimore. Buffalo.
Boston. Philadelphia. Pittsburgh.
New Orleans. Milwaukee and
Denver. Dies. who nov IL in ST
Louls. No. ISSUED the order
through hls olive here
Committee attaches would not
Identify the organizations vhoss
records Dies wants and declined 70
give additional Information con-
corning the move
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22

matter how much the food costs.
Hell get the same amount Of II.
The way IT Ia now each soldier
AT McChord field here costs the
government about ~ or IS cents a
day To feed. It's surprising how
well you can feed a man for that
amount Of money. Awfully good
food.
Earlier. Roblnovitz got busy
with pencil and paper and figured
on, how large quantities Of food
would be used for the Thanks
giving dinner alone Here're his
figures:
lis turkeys.
1000 pounds Of potatoes. half
sweet. half Irish
so gallons Of gravy.
And 375 minoe pies
In CORES p IN 4 ing quantities.
other items on the Turkey Day
menu included oyster soup. stuffed
Continued on Page 7. Column j.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22

This state was one Of ~ ohserv-
ing Thanksgiving day today. The
is others viii celebrate Nov. "a
In offering thanks. Tacomans
didn't forget Weatherman Pred
Myers. A squally. vet day had
been expected. but early rsers
found fairly clear sky.
Union services
There we're church services.
many congregations uniting for
worship. during the morning.
The annual Stadium Lincoln
high school football game got
under way at II Is p. m. In Sta
dunn bowl
At Fort Lewis. Camp Murray
and hcChord field. the day also
vas observed. only those on duty
being officers and men assigned
to guard detail. and the necessary
cooks and k.ps The army
bought 1890 pounds Of turkey
and all tho other goodies 10 pre-.
pare bountlful meals At the three
stations.
Turkey nj jail.
Prisoners tn both the city and
county Jails also dinsd on turkey.
To the three dozen men behind
the bars AZ the courthouse hromas
from Chef Fred Bedford's busy
kitchen we're giving the jail
thoroughly home-like Thanksgiving
atmosphere before the morning
xas well started.
Three huge tom turkeys headed
Fred's menu The reht wasn't 30
bad either oid-fashloned pork
dressing. giblst gravy. oarnbsrry
sauce. sealloped corn. eandled
sweet potatoes. hot mines pies.
coffee and home grown apples
Russell Pioof. chef at the city
jail. had a Big lob Thursday he
prepared Thanksgiving dinner Tor
30 quests
This. however. made the menu
10 less sppstizlnR. for II included
turkey. cranberry sauce. dressing.
mashed potatoes. giblst graYy and
ulnes pie. Dinner Vas ssrFsd a.
noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Greek Drive
To Isolate
Started
Report New Threat
Causes Retreat of
Frontier Troops
BELGRADE. Jugoslavia

BELGRADE. Jugoslavia -
Greek troops. filterin &
through passes in the Morava
mountains. today launched a
drive westward toward the
Koritza-P ogradec road. appar-
emily in a new effort TO cut
off the re naming Italian
troops in koritza.
Reports from the Jugoslav
frontier said that the new drive
appeared to be in the direction Of
Pogradec. along the sole remain
ing road connecting koritza with
the north.
Italian troops stationed near the
Jugoslav frontier between Lake
Prespa and Lake Ohrid were re-
ported TO be withdrawing from
their positions as their flanks were
threatened by this new drive.
Early this morning. these
reports stated, Italian troops
attacking the Greek positions
In the Morayia mountains
were repulsed. About so
Greeks were killed and so
wounded In the fight, hut
Italian losses were reported
twice ~ heavy.
Reports reaching the frontier
said that In the Pindus region
on the central front. Greek troops
Wednesday night pushed forward
two kilometers gust over a mile)
in the direction of Herseka and
were now only five kilometers
(about three miles, from the town.
This push was made from the
slopes of the Grammos mountains.
Early today the Greeks were re-
ported to have brought up artillery
to their new positions and 10
have started bombsrding Herseka,
cutting the telegraph and tele-
phone links with Koritza farther
northeast. The bombardment Is
said TO have resulted in the deaths
Of II, the wounding Of eight and
damage TO three buildings, includ-
ing the post office.
Sixteen low flying Italian
bombers were said to have bombed
and machine gunned the Greek
positions at the foot OF Mt Ivan.
just northeast of koritza. at 7
a. m, II Greeks were reported
killed and 40 wounded.
Greek artillery was said to have
brought down four Of the bombers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Gloom Settles
On Peace Plan

NV ORLEANS - American
Federation ~ Labor delegates en-
loyed . Thanksgiving day eonssn-
ton recess to-day Wills i~~s<ss
haddied over inssrnai fispatss and
policies touching the nations ssesal
and seonomic life.
hss@lons ~ tho nfsanlxstloa's
Goth annual gathering vfil n~ re-
opened Friday Mir Wsitsf cstrins.
head ~ the British Trades unioa
Congress. vas scheduled 20 10 the
chief speaker ~ tn~ day
Ths sssssi feast az fsssA
All ksasrs gisewsy sses
psasp~ss. u Say pe~<s IN ~
sess future wtsh IN rival Cos-
ssess II Industrial Ossssisa-
tsoss; bssssisg II ~ hlshese
paid ss~sst~sshtp IN ~ fes1ss-
stssais history. ssa psepasssg
In tsnash ss istssstse ssgna-
issflss drive 10 81 ssrsIsss Il
ihe sssiss.
Sour note In the day vas ne
failure ~ a delegation ~ officials
II ths International Typographical
union 10 appear her. Wednesday
night for q scheduled conferences
designed 70 iron o.t differences
shleh led % ths unions sisp~nslon
ny ths AL sxseufsse council last
year
Wsas. hiie. fbe Fsseississs
communities VIII meet sgais -
saturday 10 consider sepssss
shish sssb committees are pre-
pssisx ss individual psspasslss
iasisaisE the sss eaiiisg foe
p.sEiss " ~ssekssesss SD ss-
psslfsss~ fssm hiss ssiss
plss~s.
This fssoisfian. introduced ~
David Dssbinsky. president of the
international Ladies Garment
Workers whs took . ~aik from
the c1O when a decided 10 ct
ltsslf gp AZ a permanent rival or
Easixation 10 tina AL. V In TIE
hsnds u tohn q. Frey. president
of ths Metal Trades department..
and hstshs~ Vol. first vice prssi-
dent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
American Evocuees
Arrive in Canada


PoRT-A Canadian liner arrived
here with 4 full list Of passengers.
mostly American, British. and Ca
madam evscuees from the war
tensed Far East.
Center Of interest WAS Charles
p. lockwood. z3-yesr-old nstiy.
Of Geneva. Ill. who made the voy-
age in SHIPS hospital lockwood
Is recovering from an attack Of
infsntiis paralysis. suffered while
ne was acting as a teacher al a
university in the Chinese interior
u. s. Ambassador Nelson T
Johnson arranged 70 have Rock
wood flown out 70 Hong Kong.
where ne underwent treatment. He
u now en- route 70 Ms home in
Geneva. and said ne hoped some
day 20 return 70 China
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Ashford Logger
Rites Saturday

FUNERAL services Tor Albsrf -
Thompson. Ashford IogEsr VINO
Vas killed early this week b. .
falling tree. viii h held satuf-
day 81 . n from ths nsliingsr
chapel
PsilDsafefs vii BE- Rice Andsf-
son. George Anderson Lloyd Gets
bred. William Emery. Clarence
Emery and Ksy. Floyd TODD Rev.
Floyd Adams vii offieiate At the
services. which will bs followed
by burial In Mountain View GENE
terry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22

The afternoon newspaper
Ia Trihuna said that the
British bomber was dam.
aged BY Italian chasers and
that Immediately after land.
ing the plane burst into
flames. The plane was de
stroyed. the paper said.
II was confirmed here that
Vice Marshal Boyd recently
was appointed chief Of all
British air forces In the Near
East and was on hls way 10
take over his command when
his plane was forced down in
Sicily.
Italian chaser places ovsrt.os
the hss british bomber N mia air
and forced u 10 lard A msinr
and three nan.eemmls.soned nfft.
GERS also wsr. aboard tho plane
From London II va. reported
that boyd recently had been pro-
Noted 20 air marshal and az.
pointed deputy 10 The commander.
ln-chlsf in the middle east Boyd
formerly commanded tho Royal
Air Force balloon forcs
nasd ess 90 route fr.m
Gibraltar "a Malta when hss
plane wss sighted ~ Italian
ehas~rs aver the N~ditesvas.
can and ferced IA land IN
sicily. re,,ahse Hsw~ reports
said.
The capture was regarded az ~
utmost Importance In Rome. where
II was Understood that Boyd had
been named 10 the Near East com
msnd primarily To intensity Irit.
ish air bomhsrdment against itai-
ian positions In Albania and
Greece lie rsport~iiy Was on
route 10 SONS base In Greece
Meanwhile the official com
munlaue reported = heavy Italian
raid on the British fortress.isiand
Of Malta. with hits scored On the
alrfisld NJ la vensyla and on mill.
tary works and the arsenal Al Ia
vAfists, where . sislsnt fire wss
said 10 have been caused All ftais
ian planes were said 10 have r..
turned from this raid.
Ih~ offirtAi war eemmunlgsse
to-day said that several Gs~~h
attacks iauneh~d In the Mar
itsa s~etor were broken by
stsonH Italian resistance. itsl-
Ian plaa~~ soo,,~d the Greek
air base ~ rfsv~.s ssd mill
tars esjrctis~s In the Martha
and TrihLsls sssrs, Tho ssm-
nuniq,se said. adding that fur
Italian planes had failed Ia
return.
British forces wsr. admitted 10
have shsilsd Italian positions near
galishat ton the sudan Ethiopian
bordsrj heavily. Attacking British
troops ~srs reported 10 have
reached the Italian lines bg, ssrs
fepulsed. leaving their dead and
sons war material on the b.ttis.
field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
{. {. Dill Refuses
To Concede Defeat

FREDERICkT0NN, q. &C.
c. Dill, Democratic candidate
for governor of Washington,
said Thursday he would refuse
TO concede victory To his oppo-
nent, Arthur II. Langlie, until
the finish and the official result
is known"
Informed Langlie had issued
a statement claiming victory.
after he took a 6.000-vote lead,
Dill said he had nothing TO say
whatsoever until the end when
the official result il known"
I'm not going to concede
ANYTHING" Dill said. He II Wis
iting here at the home Of his
mother, Mrs. Amanda Dill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
S. T. Kiwanians
Hear Dr.. Todd

Members II ihs south Tacoma
KiNanls club. meeting for dinner
Wednesday evening IN the Ma
sonic temple. South raeoma. heard
an Inspiring message on Thanks.
giving
Tbs speaker vas DE kdssrd ~
Tod. pFsaidsat ~ ths College 81
Puget Sound
Ths Rev We'll N Jones. pastor
~ Asbury nsthosiist church. isa
fss group IN prayer ard Prod.
Erich ! y Ksksr entertained with
violin selections
Aaolph ..Fsnx sas in ehzTgs %
tina program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22

No end Of ideas are there 70
suggest just what 10 get for each
member Of the family and even the
neighbors, If they should happen
70 be on the list
With Thanksgiving out Of the
way. the stores VIII break out
their Christmas bargains Friday
morning. They have made the
downtown street decorations a CO.
operative affair 70 add gala color
70 the season and 70 further aid
in stimulating shopping interest.
they have joined hands II free
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Marshal Peiain
Hailed L.aval's
Deal With Nazi

wAsHiNcTON-oecasio
ally explanation Of q previ-
ously pufxlinr incident in the
past viii cast q bright light
on the future. By giving an
lntellirihl. pattern 10 events
Such a. sspisnstirn - now
altered ~ hsxh soarcrs hers. IN
tho FIRM n . tentative r~son-
stfuctsnn ~ ths mysterious d~si-
lnxs SINE weeks age. h~tw~sa
iiisisr and the vlehy governments.
u 10 ~ ssp~cssl Interest ~ the
moment. IN sisw n the vital Inn
pastsne~ ~ frances altitude In
the great struggle fas dasssnanes
II tho Mediterranean
Hs~sys~s essss recall ~
mysterious ssa srgssssssy
fvsstsie~s Osseh~s usp~sssss -
tween susi~s ss1 ~ Ts~~~n
i~~Aess. an Marshal rssass
sna he sre~~a IN essH~ss1.
Pierre laval
According u the tentative 70
construction sbuse mentioned. Inc
rrsl',ds % tho meetings ~ss . poo
ionssd negotiation between Laval
and the osrmsn ambassador.
Gaulsitsr, In Paris. otts Ab~ss.
sith whom Laval established CON.
tact through HE direessaf - sss-
met. camss Fsrr.nd d. nvinan.
formerly Abssr ehisf rrvnen
sFent.
f.avsis objects wers N abssin
permission Tor the vlrhy govern.
ment 10 return IN Paris 10 achieve
better general conditions within
France. and thus In score . sft-
umrh likely 10 advances his smb-
'tlon 10 ns supreme IN the rrsnah
state Absss ohiecs wAs IN ~.
range sofns s"Ft ~ France German
military collaboration Nor vas
sconsinusd On Page 7. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Serve 300 Dinners
AT Rescue Mission

Thanksgiving dinner was served
at the Tacoma Rescue mission,
1912 Pacific ave. to approximately
800 persons.
II consisted OF turkey, chicken,
venison. beef. mashed potatoes,
dressing. salad, gravy, carrots,
peas and assorted pies. The food
was donated by churches, grocers,
bakers and others.
The morning service was con-
Quoted by Rev d. H. Ferguson. of
the Christian and Missionary alli-
snce. The evening service will
begin at S o'clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22

Lloyd EnEsmosn. 20. 81 bszo 10
LaNrsncs 81 va. critically In
larsd Thursday when the motor
cycle he Was ridsns eoIliasd with
an automobile st 5sfh and Cakes
sta Tbs accident occurred shortly
after 10 a m
The youth ~as taken 10 the
County hospital. suffering from
severe shock. Lex snd arm ffse-
tu~s. and possibls internal In
injuries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22

constituted double voting when the
straight Democratic party ticket
was found marked and Langlies
name also was checked.
Attorney General Smith Troy
ruled the practice of split vot-
ing" had long been accepted in
Washington.
He Is Only 40
Only 40 Langlie will be the
youngest governor in the states
history.
A Republican, he was the only
G.. o. p. candidate to win a major
office In the state. He will have
a Democratic legislature and Dem
ocrats in office as lieutenant-gov-
ernor. secretary of state, state
treasurer, state auditor, attorney
general, commissioner of public
lands. and state insurance com
missioner. Washington voted for
President Roosevelt, elected a
Democratic U. s. senator and six
representatives in congress.
Here Is Statement
First Republican governor in
eight years and first Seattle man
TO be elected governor since 1897,
Langlie accepted office with a
Continued on Page :, Column u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
American Paint Co.
Plant Is Destroyed

Fire caused by an oyerheated
stove destroyed the American
Paint Manufacturing Co. SOC Es.
25th st. Wednesday night No
one was injured.
Loss was estimated at 81 600 to
building and contents.
The company. housed in one
story frame structure. was owned
by Lee L. Corp. Of l4O7 Es. 2sth 81.
The fire broke out at about 9
p. m. and had virtually destroyed
the structure before firemen could
20 into action.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Porcupines Enjoy
Thanksgiving Meals

PLUMMER, IDA. - Because
of Christmas, porcupines and
rabbits in this area are having
their Thanksgiving dinners
early.
Companies moving out ever
green trees for the Christmas
trade say the animals have
destroyed several hundred stack
ed trees by eating the bark.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22

bu- transportation plan.
Scattered through the sovertis-
ments and news columns in your
copy Of The Times you viii find
coupons which may be clipped our
for use IN place Of street car
tokens Friday morning from 10
O'Clock until Il 30 O'Clock.
They mean free rides downtown
during those morning shopping
hours. Make use q them and
Join the throngs that viii % IN
the stores for the first ma jor
"look-ses" at Tseomss Yuletide
merchandise
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22

Mrs Charlotte 5orsnson Of Ma
tionsi had q real armfui Of thanks
for This Thanksgiving day. In 81
Jossphs hospital al 2:<7 Thurs
day morning she gave birth 70 .
s-pound istz ounce boy. first Of
the day.
Mrs. Clifford Myhre of <307
FaUceff ave. uas the mother OF
another boy at Tacoma General
He xas born AZ s:<3 and weighed
seyen pounds seven ounceA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Might Explain
Token Shortage

DEPOE BAY, Ore.-John Smith,
curator of the aquarium here,
knows what's become Of a size
able portion Of Washington states
fast-dwindling sales tax tokens.
He exhibited a string of nearly
400 tokens that he scooped from
cement bottom Of the big octopus
tank. In addition. Smith showed
81 tokens that were taken from
the stomachs Of two Of the deep
sea denizens that recently died.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
"Isms" Target
OF CLIO Slap

ATLANTIC cry. n, .. - f'hs
Congress ~ Industrial orgsnisse
tl0us convention friday adopted
without debate and with only ons
dissenting vote a resolution cons
dsnining The dletstorshlps and 10
taIltzTanism II ssrlsn. comman-
ism and Fasclsm as lniniesi 10
the welfare ~ labor. and dsstrues
tive II our form 81 government
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Workers 10 Donate
Bomber to Cause

LONDON-A Wellington bomb
er nos being built al the yiekerx
Armstrong factory vii b present
ed TO The nation b. the workers.
VINO have collected more than
so 600
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Feasiing and Prayer Mark
City's Holiday Observance
Weothermon Does His Level Best for
Thanksgiving; Prisoners Have Turkey

With feasting and prayer Tacomans Thursday gave
thanks for nation at nation In which the average
citizen could rejoice in economic position and more
promising immediate future than a any time in the past
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
Christmas Shopping Starts Friday;
Clip Coupon for Bus Ride Downtown

Tacomas downtown merchants are consprng with Santa
Claus give the little folks of Tacoma-and the big
too-the best Christmas shopping ever.
Turn to the second section Of The Times this issue for
just general idea Of the scope Of this Christmas marketing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight, cloudy Saturday.
Temperatures; High. ~: low, 81.
sun rises, 5:z4; sets, 4:zS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-22
ITISH AIR CHIEF CAPTURED
Enqland's Vice Marshal in
Charge Of Near East Flying
Forces Is Taken Prisoner
I,olion Communiqus Reveals Bombsr's
Crew Coptivss After Forced Lending

RoNE-nriiish Air Vice Marshal q. r Boyd and six
members Of the ~ British Wellington ype bomber
forced land Sicily have been made prisoners official
commnnique said today
None Of the crew was injured In the landing.