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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Britain Uses
Secret Weapon


ALEXANDRIA. Egypt - nssa,
Britain used secret weapon IN
last Mondays smashing aerial at
tack on tho Italian navy 81 Tar.
ante. Il vas asserted to-day by nrlt.
ian sources which described the
weapon as highly satisfactory.
Some british experts thought she
new weapon wauid rsvoluslanlzs
warfare IN the Mediterranean xans
10 the advantage ~ the british.
The attack on laramie hsrhor.
which witnessed from . cruiser
In the british Mediterranean fleet.
sank az crippled seven Italian war
ships. Including three battienhlps.
according 10 official statements
The attack Nas made by the AIR
arm ~ tho Mediterranean fleet
The flee, has completed . 1000
miles sweep ~ the Mediterranean
during which they showed svsr-
shelmins superiority against the
Italian fleet. british officers said.
Latest type British fighters. At.
tscbsd 20 the air arm. successfully
defended British aircraft carriers
asains. Italian dive bombsrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Big NLRB Shsksup
Appears Likely

W n = " y u u - ~Ffsstu<0g
soossv~it's nomination ~ Harry a.
Mills To membership on the Ma
tlonal Istsof zslsfions bu4rd sp-
psarsd today 10 pTssass . s~s~p-
ING sfassssp among sns boari's
Top officials and saspsiea of more
conservative polsesss
Within . fsw hours alter Mr..
Roosevelt sens Msiiis nomination
10 the senate Friday. Tires hsy
latsr bard officials resigned D.
cause The president Oh not ss-sp-
punt .. Warren Madden 10 shs
board. Other designations wsss
expected
II uas felt that Mills prpbsbiy
would team with Board hsmesr
William n I~is~fsun In . n~w
ard more conservative ma jorIsy.
This uould make member Edwin
n. anish. sho ~sth Madden had
constituted ths m. esity. ms dis
s~utinK minority
Beard sssfstsfv Nathan VIII.
Associated GsnsfsI coan~st
Thomas I Emsfson. ard chlsf Az
administrative. ExamIasr Alexander
y Halves resigned Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Blockade-Run
Ship Scuiiled

TAMPIGO. Mexico The German
consul at Tampieo said today that
the master of the German ship
Phrygia. one of four German
merchant ships that attempted 10
run IN. British blocksde Friday
night. ordered his vrssel scuttlea
because he sighted what he be.
lieved Ia be British warshlps
Fduard r. Traulsel. German eon-
sui. said that the master OF the
phrygia told his men 10 set their
ship afire upon sighting what he
believed were three men owar
cruising At sra athwart the mouth
OF the panueo river
In addition IN = biasr aboard
the phrs Kis. the engines 81
another Of the German ship.
we're crippled and the remain
Ing two se..el. seurrled back
Ia The safst, Of Tampiee port.
II Was reported her. that when
ms 1sfuan ships put OUT 10 sea
they had expected 10 receive ths
protection Of a German varahip.
perhaps a submarine
Mexican authorities we're inyes.
ugatinE in an effort 10 determine
whether British warshlp at
tackled the German craft but there
also WIRE unconfirm-d rimnrs that
the German crews might has.
mntinled rather than RISK an en-.
counter With enemy vareraf, In
the Atlantic.
One Of The ships. the I'hrysla.
VAS a total loas and stlll burning
off the Panueo river. The Orinnoo
yss forced back by engine tfoubls
and the Ehsln and IdarNald also
returned 10 anchor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18

80 - al - - =
For the last 10 days. the
young man. West said. has been
oashing checks in local stores.
signing them w G. West" or
W. West" OF w. A. West and
identifying himself as the son
Of the Business bureau head.
In all cases. the youth has
made profit, buying groceries.
mems furnishings and other
items worth less than the face
amount Of the check and order
ing them sent 10 the West home
az s22 No. K 81.
Ine checks usually are made
out for SIS. il was explained. 80
that by buying IS or $40 or SIS
worth Of goods, the forger is
able 10 collect the balance In
cash
Thus far about Is checks have
been caShed in this way and the
amount Of cash realized has
been between $50 and 800. It
was noted
Evidently woman Is in
yolved in this eheck-eashing
spree. West said. because this
week a person. representing her
self as Mrs. West. attempted
10 cash check in a downtown
department. store, out fled when
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18

counted out former Senator {. {.
Din. counted in with Mayor Arthur
p. Langiie more chances for good
Republican Jobs than the Demo
Gratis won by election Of almost
their entire slate
And there IL rumor around
that some retaliation may b.
contemplated By a legislature
which viii 20 10 Olympia over
wheimingly Democratic.
The governors fob-giying power
dates back 10 the Yidely-inclusive
state administration code passed
by the 1921 legislature and IN
effect since April Of that year.
That law gave the governor
authority TO appoint the heads
Of 10 ma jor state departments.
and. during the past admins
tration, the NUMBER has been
Increased to II.
AL have salaries a. least a.
substantial as those Of elective
officials and one. the State De
partment Of Finance. Budget and
Business, headed by Olaf Olson,
Includes the nearest thing To .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Hamburg Is Bsnbsd;
Plan Revenge Raid

ns.ntlN - ua ~ tafn vaa
bombed ~ Hsatlsh pisnss iase
night. the affielal German news
agency d. y y s~tt ts.tsy. ~
German hixh command. withosst
mentioning places. saia nFitien
attacks on Germany hsd esased
SONS damage
The high command old fh~ee
british attacks "sn Germany hsa
damaged an administrator bssfla-
ing In q whsrf ~.rks. hsd 81 fire
Ia . grain slis and had struck
hospital. ~sundsng several p~rsaas
and killing ma
n ". ~ mld mat the attack
an Hamburg had damaged : hns-
pitai and . fsslisnes ard that
this act ~iii he punished Just -
tins raid ON Munich sss punisn@d'
lby tho raid an cnssntFsl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18

Coleman placed responsibility on
no particular Republican for the
questionable tactics he said
were employed.
In bygone years Coleman
said. ugly rumors concerning
fraudulent practices in elections
have been abroad. and the duly
accredited officers Of the Demo-
cratic party are determined 10
conduct an exhaustive investiga-
tion To determine whether shady
practices or outright fraud has
been pracuced IN the recent cleo
ton.
III the rumors are found 10
he true. we will prosecute 10
the limit those who NAV he
found guilty. regardless of
party utilization.
The Democratic party of Wash
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18

ington is determined that our
elections shall be conducted clear
and kept clean. and that the
citizens Of our state shall be fully
protected against even the sus-
pieion Of chicanery and fraud be-
ing practieed against them in their
fundamental right TO exercise a
free and clean franchise.
We appeal TO all citizens.
who have any information a.
To shady and irregular prac-
tees, TO communicate their
information immediately 10
the accredited officers of the
Democratic part, In their
community. who will. In turn.
relay IN their state officers
any information and evidence
that Is considered 10 he Of
value In this important cru
sade to keep the ballot clean"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18

ever, had been current In
Washington elections since
territorial days.
Meanwhile, King county election
board today had ordered segrega
ton of all paper ballots on which
voters marked the straight Demo-
cratic party ticket and also voted
for Langlie.
The board acted after cam
paign managers for Dill chaI-
lenged legality of such ballots
on the grounds they consti-
tuted double voting. In count
Ing such ballots, all Demo-
cratic candidates but Dill have
been given vote. The gov
ernorship vote was given TO
Langlie each time.
Democrats threatened court
action TO force a recount of
100000 paper ballots In the
state. They estimated I.angiie
got 10000 votes on such
split" ballots.
In vote tabulation Saturday
Langlie led Dill by 5.45s votes
with nearly all absentee ballot.
counted.
The United Press unofficial tab
ulation OF the total vote was
Langle 2e0.s75, Dill 3ss,217.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
So. 18th 81. Home
Destroyed by Fire

Fiff Destroyed me hofns q Mr.
Christina Frazer. Of zzls 80. z5th
-. Saturday morning. Loss totaied
y 900. The cause vas lad % a
defective chimney.
The house. ons-story fran.
structure. caught fire shortly BE-
fore : a. m. and before firemsn
could work effectively. the namss
sers beyond control.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18

PHIL ID El.pHIA-
Penns sl,ania's football
team. bouncing back from
lis lie with Harvard last
week. swamped Arm, Is
10 o today for a 1910
sweep over the nations
two service teams. II
was the worst defeat in
Armys history
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Brothers First
In Draft Will
Be u. S. Sailors

Remember Anthony Donald Re
zee. who along with MS brother.
Joseph. made national headlines in
connection with the draft NOV. 81
Anthony Was 10. l5s 49, first
number drawn in the draft. while
Joseph Was ~. the second mum.
Der plucked from the huge fish
bowl in Washington. d. e.
Anthony has. in boxing writ
er,s manner d speaking. beaten
the seleetiye Service draft 10 the
punch
Anthony has loined the navy.
And what about Joseph
He's going 70 Join tn. navy. too.
II vas reported Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
EXT coman
Back From
SumdtYd
Former Musicion
Here Finds Time
To Teach Voice

-
me e sefsN f +" tae
tropics 49, bach II fhs eifs sataf~
aax nursing /. Id eats1
= 80. ,.n.t -, 49, -.
~ ~ - -
4, Fsfheasun told The Hmss II
II would Just aFsak he~n and
rain II feel - hems In Used
4. maj hs.. =, in aumstss=
a.. .-, -
WIN Mr. s".ss"s " We"
Nstk. IL Ens.s 81 Mate.
NInsh.sp. .sapplsa .u k~re
a. .,..t few sf h-. ala
-. -.
A. Miss Evans. she as SHOWN
here fes her tins voice. Nhsfh t-'s
her Ia ss~ fefs Tor sassnss'
raining .nisf me famous WINS
Nc haea fssns Al me 'eisiista
sehssA
sen"rnshsns thought 81 mnth 81
the kaFfs v"'ee mat she tsns hsf
10 Europe for study At hsfiin
nut fsaFi Evans subsequently
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Republicans Attempting TO
Cover Up Ugly Rumors, :"
State Demo Chief Charges
Attorney-Generol Preparing Opinion
After Bourbons Challenge Thousands
Of Ballots Marked for Longlie

Clarence Coleman. of Everett. chairman Of the Demo-
cratic State Central committee charged Saturday Repuh
leans attempting 10 cover up ugly rumors in
neeton with questionable tactics in the Nov election
BY accusing Democrats Of being poor sports
Coleman said reports reaching Democratic headquarters
from every section of the complain of questionable
tactics being employed in connection with the conduct of
the election
Republican leaders said Democratic statements merely
the last wall of defeated candidate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
L.ondunHas
Worst Night
Aerial Raids
Seven Hospitals HI
In Aiiock: VIiul
Points Unscothod

LONDON - An estimated
90 air raiders spread new de-
strtFtion IN London during
he night.
Places bombed included
sevsn hospitals. three hotels.
tso converts. two motion pie
lnre theatera. a hIoek 81
apartments and = school.
Most persons agreed that II
vas tho heaviest attack on
London aimee the start If
aerial warfare: comparable.
although spread over . much
larger AREA. "a the devaAtaf-
lnT revenge" raid on Govern
Try Thursday night.
Emerging ffem shelters fhte
snefnsns. t.enaeurr. found ~ vital
services sff<sfed ard N. au~ssr-
nsnt sid 10 military ael~etlv~s
nd n~<e 81. k<ssss< u . fleree
anti aircraft hsFrsxe thss ssrs shs
raiders extremely aga. rAsFs
we're asw sesu<s - aes.lstleu.
however. IN al parts IT the city.
~ ~.s f~ss~a shss ~ -
s.ss s~rs htss~s wh>s . htea
espss>sse h.sse sspe~sp1 800
n.usas dssn~ss~ ~n~seA.
rh> shasra ~ss ass.gea
A. sls rst1 pssse~slss w~sh-
~ saia ~ ssw - rsbAess n .
srsup ssd shss n wns -tne
~evss siahs ever espsss-
sue~a~
Tho rslssrs hsa fhs advantage
II full mpnn and siaudl~ss sly.
The hamninKs acre a. . bllts-
sresK tempo h<fare midnight. then
died ds~n 10 ths customary ps-
rsas AZ nuisance raiders. although
in s.ms~hst larger fases
Two raiders u-rs shirt iuwn.
making the total 10 for ~ haurs.
during which tlms two british
planes we're ln.s and ths pslot a.
ore landed ssfsiy
Mnrs than 20 lno~ndiavy ard al
bombs fell In one sssnII arsAs
starting = FIRE that rassd for N
hour
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Siowaway Pup
Goes in Style

NV YORK ~ Trizl.. a stow
away pup. and her ls-yssr-s,id
master, Larry Windsor. of gsptib-
he. Wash. Jeff for home today
by sirplans
wearing a smart new dor eol-
lar. Trixis. who on Oct. = chased
ehipm1nk into a loaded lumber
tram and WA ioeked IN the freight
car for it-day trip east without
food 81 water. Travelled In style
a. first class baggage, Both u
them. according 70 Larry. were
glad % be going back h0ms
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Seattle Women Is
Killed in Snoshup

sSAIGt.k a terrific hsadson
collision Of two cars IN the fgg
on the highway seven miles east
IF the Lake Washington floating
concrete bridge killed ons woman
Saturday ana injured two other
women and a man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18

In Tacoma Pierce County DEM
ocratic Chairman Hans johnson,
who served as Dill's state cam
paign manager with headquarters
here. said Saturday no local action
yet had been taken, but that we
will do what the others do"
Protests had been filed in sew
eral counties in addition TO King.
Troy said Friday he had af-
firmed an opinion written IS years
ago by the then attorney general.
John Dunbar. Since then. he said,
the King county election board
cited new legal arguments not con-
tanned in the earlier opinion and
asked for a new one.
He would not divulge whether
the new opinion would reverse
earlier ones, but said it would not
be completed until late today. Troy
worked most of the night on the
new draft. and was to hold con-
ference today with others of hi.
staff before releasing il.
Democrats predicted LanglIe
would lose thousands of votes
II election boards were re-
guired TO throw out votes he
received on ballots which had
the straight Democrat ticket
marked.
Troy said the practice, how
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Harvard Emerpes

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Harvard.
held seoreless for the first half
bounced back with two touch
downs in the last half To beat its
traditional rival, Brown. 40. on
a soggy gridiron before 10000
fans today
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18

MN NOkk-An nnderdaH
Columbia football tram hat.
tied NAVY To % deadlock
q, ssker field to-day.
FOOTBALL FINALS
Colgate :. Syracuse 4
Pftt J. Nebraska y.
Penn state n. \. Y. 4. a
Ruffala o. WAYNE q
Niddlehurs o. Vermont -.
Amherst q. Williams IN.
Union t>.S.b o. Hamilton
Western Reserve ~. Jehn
Carroll o.
Holy dross q. Temple.
Thigh 20. Loweii Textile !.
>etre Dame q. Iowa !.
Illinois q. Ohio state IL.
Western Rr.. 10. John Carroll q.
kent ~. IL. Baldwin Wallace !.
Ohio Wesleyan n. Youngstown II.
LII 20. Louisville q.
stoekbridge q. n Y ATgi~. Is
Wagner !. ANN lntl ~.
shippen.borg Teacher, o. Indi-
ana Teachers o.
Detroit Tech o. Ripen Is
Vest Libert, Teachers In. Poto-
mac Teachers o.
Ao.t.IaI. T...h.. "a T..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18

Northwestern Loses TO
Michigan, 20 TO Is

sol I'll BEND. ND.
-Ioea. surprise 1859
ricfor oner Noffe Dane.
repeated TO-DAY mifh n
last period foachdoicn
To- a : 10 o triumph be-
fore a erowd q :. 600.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Nebraska Winners

PITTSBURGH - Nebraska
stopped Pittsburgh on the
Huskies' fiye-yard line In the
last minute of their inter
sectional game 10 win n p 10
: victory before an estimated
$4,000 fans today,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Penn State ictor
STATE COLLEGE. Pa.

MATE COLLEGE, Pa. = Fea-
tured by Peters 10i-yard return
Of the opening kickoff for a
touchdown. Penn State today de-
feated New YORK. University %
10 0 10 keep intact It's indicated
record for the season
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Photo-Fi, lish,

ANN ARBOR. Mich
Michigan stopped a
Northwestern drive on
the six-,ard line in the
closing minutes of play
and defeated the Wild
cats % 10 II today on n
snow-swepi field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Bowl Tor Boston!


Ho>fo> = Boston colleges
indicated. united faotha1 team
hfeke Georgetown threesYrar
winning stneak ie-1s today ard
virtually ellnehed a hi - play
IN one Of the nations eovi
games IN New Years dsy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18

MIS- West vas found 10 b. at
home.
The youth. believed to hay.
had similar experiences in Seat
lie and Olympia. was described
as about p years old. 5 feet
10 inches tall. Of sallow com
plexion, with dark hair. and
clad In a double-breasted gray
suit.
West himself Ia 30. His only
son IL eight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Make Inspection
OF Bridge Cable

Whether IT will be necessary to
spend $500 600 in replacing cable
on the Nsrrows bridge was 70 Be
determined over the weekend.
Whit Yost and Whitley" White.
two steel workers. started satur-
day making a close examination
Of the cable
The work Is being directed by
Clark EIdridge. resident engineer
for the Washington Toll Bridge
authority.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Kansas Defeated

WAsHIN.To>-A fourth
period touchdown gave George
Washington University n go
victory over the University of
Kansas today. Walt Fedora's
1s,ard dash climased n "a
ward scoring drive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
AttorneY-Ge General Works
AllNight GLOWING Protest
Filed by Demos in Seattle
No Action Here as Yet. but Bourbon
Chairman Declares We Will
Do Whot the Others Do"

Attorney General Smith Troy today at Olympia was
Drafting new opinion question which might elect
T. I Dill governor, instead of Arthur Langie
Inc opinion was question raised in King county
where Democrats contend thousands of ballots are illegal
because the voters put their X in the Democratic straight
ticket circle the ballot and then voted for Lang Repub
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Yale axes BUMP

PRINCETON. y. J. A
highly favored Princeton tram
barely defeated Yale, 10 TO !,
today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18

Do"sEf. Cal. = The United
Automobile Workers fcIo) union
today threatened 10 make the ynl-
tee Aircraft company strik.
test case" for the entire industry.
rather than continue negotiations
on the basis Of the wage over
which the walkout had been called.
Union Officials said that thu next
move ia up to Vultee. that their
representative would make no at.
tempt to confer with company ne
gotiators unless the clio executive
committee ordered them TO do SO
or unless the company eapituiated
or Indicated willingness 10 bargain
on the basis Of a higher wage
This statement was in oontradle-
ton 10 reports Friday night that
two federal coneiliators were con
ferring secretly with company and
union nsgotiAiorn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Plane Strike
May Be TEST"
BULLETIN

DoWNEf. Effort. 10
end a Go strike nj the suIt@~
airplane factory WERE rom
pietels stalled saturday and
action from Washington wa.
awaited snsiousls as the time
drew nearer for the scheduled
dei~ivers Of smother batch Of
new training planes for the
army air corps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Greeks Claim
Their Foes
Are Leaving
Town of Koritzo Is
Burned: Stronghold
OF Itolions Blasted

SALo>1CA. Greece-.reek
messages received here To-
night reported that tho Greeks
had captured the Italian base
of koritza In Albania.
oHRln. Jugoslasia-Iron
tier messages today laid that
fierce fight between Greek
and Italian forces near Plssss
on the koritza front had End
ed without gain bs either side,
as Fascist units threw hack
Greek attack with rifles and
hasonet>. sesenfs-six Italians
were killed and ls9 wounded.
while the Greeks lost 81 dead
and about 40 wounded, the
messages reported.
ATHENS, Greece-1talians
have set fire 10 koritza. their
main base in southern Al
bania. and are evaeuatlng.
Greek dispatches from the
front said today.
Reports from Greek outposts
in the mountains, where the
Greek artillery has been fir
ing into koritza, for a week.
said the flames from the
burning town were illuminat-
ing the mountainsides over a
wide area.
Greek general headquarters here
announced that Italian planes
night Bitolj fMonastir) 4,
Jugoslav frontier town in Jugo-
slavia Friday night. Bitolj has
been bombed several times twice
in one day during the early phase
of ftalo-Greek hostilities.
Reports from the other end
Of the frontier said Greek ar
tillery was laying down
heavy barage on konitza, a
town of 1000 In the Pindu.
mountains. IL miles inside the
frontier. konitzs IL one of the
few places where Italians still
have a foothoId on Greek soil.
Furious fighting ragged all
around the town. which had
changed hands several times in the
past few days and had been at
tackled in turn by Italian and Greek
artillery and airplanes. The town.
and old Turk stronghold. was re-
ported almost leveled.
konitza dominates the passes of
7,000-foot Mount Smolka. At the
outbreak of the war Italian Ven
ezia. Julia and Alpini divisions had
charged through these passes in
tent on capturing Metsovo. 80 miles
southeast of konitza. where they
could have dominated the roads of
southwestern Greece. The advance
was thrown back however, with
heavy losses. especially to the Al
PM division.
South of konitza. Greeks
were reported pushing the
Italians steadily hack toward
the Albanian frontier. threat
enlng to outflank Italian posi-
tons along the seacoast-the
southern fighting sector. based
at the Albanian port of Porto
Edda.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18

NV fOah Martin Befs
issdinr th.Atrtesi producer. died
to-day - Mount Sinai hnsgitai
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Hope 10 Settle
Lumber Strike
wAst1fsaTON

wAsHfsGIOs -. Management
AMI union representatives ~ IN
Northwestern ismb~r industry INST
~lth dsfsns~ commission and q ,.
Cancellation s~ryiee officials today
In an effort 20 s~sti~ th~ lndustrys
naonth.ola labor dIsps4ts bsfoss
nlxhffali.
Tsday's conferences we're . eas-
tinaAtlos Of thcs~ started yestsr-
DAP 70 nsgosi4ls . satisfactory
agreement on tbs controversy
esntsr1nx around wages and union
contracts. the dispate has threat
snxd 20 hold Up important defsnss
orders
None Of the confsrees would
comment On the status of the
negotiations. bat . concillAtton Of
fetal said all parties concerned
hoped 10 reach . ettIsment
within q few hours.
WgAThGa FORECAST
Cloudy Tonight asd Tuns6ny.
Temperatures: Nigh. -; tsw. -
Sun rissA, I'LL So. AssA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Ohio State Wins

CHAMPAIGN. III. - Quar-
terback Don Scott paced Ohio
State 10 a II 10 & victory over
Illinois before 1000 child
spectators today. Scott ran
over both Ohio State touch
downs and kicked both con-
versions.
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PhoneY So" Of Better Business
Bureau Boss on Bad Checks Spree
Numerous Stores Victimized by Youth:
Woman. Too. Is Believed Involved

youth posing as the of Walter West manager
OF the Tacoma Better Business bureau was sought by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
-POLITICULARS
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Democratic Legislature May Attempt
To Clip Wings" OF COP Governor

Washington Democrats this weekend looked sadly after
lot more JOBS than the of governor which apparently
slipped away with the final counting Of absentee ballots.
That fatal tsbulaton which political JOB PR. THIS STATE
counted former Senator offers
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