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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-09
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Pick Kennedy
Successor
After Jan. |
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON A successor 10
Joseph = Kennedy who mas sub
mlttsd rs resignation a. smbssaa.
dor 10 Great Britain. probably Niil
not be chosen until after Jan l.
Kennedy announced his TssiEna
ton after an unschsduisd Sunday
conference With President Rooss
welt Ne said he had resigned 80
he could devote hls time 70 the
greatest cause In ths world to-day
o.. 10 help the president keep ths
United states ga, - gar
The resignation "a handed 70
NJ. Roosevelt ~ Nos. q bat Ken
nsdy has agreed n eoutluss to
serve without returning 10 I'm
don. until = Hss ambassador -
chosen
Kennedy vas ths fifth - Pfssi-
dent Hoaasysit's top diplomats 70
resign IN recent weeks The others
Nsrs Wiiiiam q Buinit. smhasaas
DIR % Francs. John 4 Cndsby.
ambassador 10 Belgium Joseph 4
Davies. former ambassador b. fiua.
sia and Belgium snd uugh Wilson
former anbasssdof 70 Germany
Davies I'D Wilson had been ssrss
ing a. special assistants 10 the
secretary Il state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Wagers Held Up
Over Vote Row

Summoned by Lt-Gov. Vic Aey-
srs. IS Democratic state senators
osucused in Seattle Saturday night
and discussed the possible Din vs.
Langlie gubernatorial contest. No
decision vas reached
Anti-Langlie sentiment seemed
virtually absent. II was agreed the
new governor should be asked 70
propose financial program with
Initiative al (pensions) in mind.
Meanwhile. II was asserted over
the weekend that wsgers totalling
tens Of thousands Of dollars are
being held up in the state, as stake
holders, particularly in Seattle. re-
fuse TO pay off until the "eontest"
definitely is settled.
A Seattle newspaper said: The
contest is regarded as fortuitous
by he men VINO Vsgered heavily
on Dill"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Main St.
All About Nothing
But Tacoma Folks

Ivan Bud" Jacobsen. young
nephew OF Works Commissioner
Alb Bergersen, has been trans
ferred from state department
service at Oslo, Norway. to SINH
lar service in the emigration
branch at Moscow, according to
word received by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ivar Jacobsen, Of Nor
ton. Bud" in Oslo when the Ger
mans took over. volunteered his
services TO the American lega-
ton and soon was in charge OF
evacuating all Americans in Nor
way.
The war department today an
nounced that Lieut.. Col. Dwight
ID. Eisenhower, 18th infantry. Fort
Lewis. was named chief-of-staff,
Bird division, at the same post,
and detailed as a member Of the
general staff corps.
Capt. Henry Schon in 1924 made
a s. deposit with Puget Sound
Power a. Light Co. at Sumner
which he later was unable TO re-
claim. This week the sum, plus
interest, was returned by Manager
h. y. HoIlingsworth; the check
was for S5.35. Declared Capt,
Schon. "Better'n a bank"
Walt Suffer, unofficial mayor
OF Old Tacoma" viii furnish hi,
annual entertainment feature at q
dinner-meeting Of the Transpor.
triton club Dec. I3.
Mrs. Lena CONSTANT. Of Belling.
ham, formerly Of Tacoma, spent
the week end here visiting friend,
81. She also spent some time with
the Mike Barovics. Of Puyallup.
Newton Hyde, seaman, firs'
class. Z. s. ", and Howard snow.
den. signslman. 3rd class. former
/ Continued on Page ?. Column 3
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Tacoma $ Gas Can
Bandit Coniesses

hanhan, for ths bid and .Yss
tsmatio "Eas can bandit. Who
staged four holdups 81 Tacoma gas
stations. ended Monday
Detective Captain c1Hf o.tsrns
revealed ths arrest IN Seattle ~ .
former gas station attendant from
Portland. Ore. whs admitted sbs
local s,lekups. four IN Spokane. and
ssysn IN seattle
&c "a. idesiiued .. Val W.
Robertson. 10. ~ alta n. q.
ttsrsifsya place. Portland. Ma
had No psssioo. criminal res
ord.
Robertson VAS espinrsd while
attempting 10 staEs MA seeond
boidup ~ the evening IN Seattle
Sunday nighi. Ths ssrsios station
man he had picked a. MA second
victim surprised him ~ making
flying tackle despite the threat
~ the weapon the handii sas hold-
inR The sgFpriss nsyr left hes-
sftson IN hia Victims grip. ard ss
promptly sAs turned over 70 police
According - the confession.
Robertson. Nh0 formerly oy@fatsd
q She'll services station in Portland
ard Nha eboas thai firms stations
fsr bis alleged hoiisaps. Nas dfis-
inE q late model t1neoin zephyf
from place - plses. During his
Tacoma calls" "a stayed 10 q
tourist camp hsrs. Osborne re-
ported
The latest siiekgp here ytetim-
lxsd Nathan hals. attendant II ina
station at sth ard Union. laas
Tuesday aiEhI The bandit. Nho
Usually forced Ma victims 70 ~alk
away from ths station with him
Nbiis hs carried = gasoiins eaa.
enuiatlnz ara out Of hsek motor.
isi obtained $50 ifsle Nss hid
up ~ tns sans man On Oct. 4.
shsH he iost $40.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Two Jailed for
Shining Deer

Two KapoNs.n men bsGsn ssrg-
lng cot $50 fines 10 ths Pierce
county jail Monday after justice
Clarence = Layton found uhsn
guilty u SHINING deer
A third conpsnion failed %
shoN up for his tnai Monday
morning. ~ = bench warrant Nss
issued for ma arrest.
Game Protector Carr Hoggatt
told the court hs caught the three
men. James Jsrnlgan. -. George
Jones. ~. and &. T. Daniels. the
night Of Oct. II. a. they were
driving down a road In the Ben
bow district shining a nashiight
into the woods 81 place where
deer could be expected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Session Requested.
Governor Confirms

Governor Clarence ID. Martin
today confirmed report car
ried BY The Tacoma Times Sat
urday that he was being urged
TO call a special session of the
legislature. but was not disposed
10 do so.
There have been sugges-
TONS Martin said, that the
legislature be summoned this
month to impose higher taxes
10 finance the recently enacted
old age pensions initiative or to
settle election contests, but no
serious consideration has been
given them. -.
Il see no present reason for
such a move"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03

ruling from the federal board. so
the state could map its pension
program of the future.
Troy ruled as follows on three
questions raised about the meas
ure:
THE initiative goes into effect
Dec. 5, but the provisions do
not become effective until a plan
ombodying its requirements is ap-
proved by the federal board. Sucn
action might take weeks, II was
said unofficially.
1-Money appropriated TO pay
4 pensions provided by the 1889
law can be used 10 pay pensions
required by the initiative-but not
before a plan for the January
March. 1871, quarter has been ap-
proved by the government.
o-Persons now getting old age
y pensions will be eligible for
ptUslDilS NlNhOAA hoNAAAk ~ man
new applications.
Governor Martin said the state
Social Security committee would
meet shortly to draw up state
plan. including all provisions OF
the initiative. This will be sent
to Washington. D. C., for approval.
The federal board indicated
last week in a letter TO the
governor that II could not APP
prove three key sections Of
the initiative applying TO in
come and resources of pension
applicants and TO fixing of
pension amounts by judges.
This letter, IL was said at
Olympia today, was not the
final, official ruling of the
board, however.
That ruling was made after tn,
Social Security board studied tn,
initiative. II did not have any
state plan for operation under tn,
initiative before II, but such plar
will be submitted as soon as th'
state committee can draft il.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
SOUTHAMPTON

SOUTHAMPTON-German
war fleets raided this south
coast port for hours Sunday
night and early Monday. caus-
ing casualties and great dam
age 10 the business district.
IL was the second straight night
Of intense attack by German bomb
ing squadrons.
Southampton II a great air
plane factory center. where the
famed British spitfire fighter
planes are made, a. wsll a. =
big port.
Numerous fires were started. but
most Of them were soon brought
under control
The raidiHR planes. which show
cred the city with incendiaTy
bombs IN their first attack. came
over In relays 10 unload high ex-
plosives. dashed back 20 France
and then apparently returned 70
the attack.
Southampton had undergone
terrific sttAsk on saturday
night. when hundreds we're
made homeless and houses and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Nazi War Fleets Raid Southampton
For Third Time; Casualties, Damage
To Big English Port Reported Great
stores were left In smouidsring

stores were left In susouldsrinE
ruins.
The damage done on Saturday
night was extended greatly sun
day night and there were many
additional homeless Monday. The
destruction Of business areas In
the center Of the city temporarily
threw hundreds Of persons out Of
work
Military officials and police
we're bnss trying 10 strsiKhtsn
out traffic In the middI. 81 the
city Monday. while He'd eros.
Horksrs--ineiuding Americans
and ether rescue squad. la
bored tirris.sly In the ruins.
The men In the rescue squads
had heavy stumble Of beards
on their faees and appeared 20
have been without rest for
many hour.
The strain u working Ell night
Saturday and then beinK forced u
resume operations sunday night
showed IN the faces Of hundreds
# workers Mobile eanfsens Uers
constantly serving them tea snd
coffee 70 help keep thsm gong
IN sas he'll. but yoa know
this morning n ao@snt look
half a. had ne N felt last
night. = policeman aid
Many bsziiss were sxtftcaied
from the fuine. Including soms
from public shelters ~ SATURDAY
niEhf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Sears-R oebuck Store
To Re- Open Tuesday

Defective wiring In q xN1tch-
board shortly after noon In the
Sears. ROebuck store a. So. 18Th
and Broadway caused the store 20
close for the day after a small fire.
Business viii Be resumed AZ the
regular hour Tuesday. II was an
nounced by J. c. Shapiro. manager.
He stated that no damage resulted
from the fire. which caused an
alarm AZ 1922 p. H. but that the
short-cireuting "blaeked out the
stores lights. forcing the shutdown
until the service vas restored.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Initiative al
Faces Weeks
Of Delay
Must Woit on
u. S. Boord. Says
AttorneY-G General

Attorney General Smith
Troy handed down three opin.
ions Monday clarifying pro-
visions of Washington's sac
old age pension initiative.
which he said would not be-
come fully operative until APP
proved by the Federal Social
Security board.
Meanwhile, Coy. Clarence n.
Martin announced. the state will
continue 10 operate under its pres
ent pension law. which pays SD so
sverage pension to 10000 persons
He said every effort would be
made 70 obtain an early official
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
British PraY,
God Answers,
Pastor Says
Points To Series
Of Miraculous"
Events Of Wur
TACOMA SUNDAY SERMON

Pointing TO a series of
miraculous" deliverances, DR..
Roy T. Brumhaugh said in his
Independent Bible church ser
mon Sunday evening that the
British people are praying,
and that God is needing them.
Prayer has had an influence on
the Battle for Britain" the pas
tor declared.
The praying man is strong
man. The praying church is a
strong church. The praying nation
is strong nation.
Through letter and by word
of mouth. authentic reports
come TO us of many British on
their knees. We hear that the
British are praying.
more than a month ago,
the king called a day Of
VI
Dunkirk followed.
Thrilling lines were written. -
Brumbaugh asserted, by a man
wounded as he helped ferry soil
diers from Dunkirk TO England
His article starts thus:
~ am still amazed about the
whole Dunkirk affair. There was
from first 10 last queer. medieval
sense of miracle about IL. You
remember the old quotation about
the miracle that crushed the Span
ish Armada, God sent a wind.
This time God withheld the wind
Had we had one onshore breeze OF
any strength at all, in the first
Continued on Page 3, Column g.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03

wAsHIssfos p The Hoas<
Monday approved senate amend
ments 20 ths WaitsF-Logan biIl.
which would subject the rules Of
scores Of quasi-JudielsI agencies 70
court review. and sent II 10 The
White House where IL IL almost
certain 70 Be vetoed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-03
Mass CLOSING
OF Lumber
Mills Looms
CIO-ArL Unite
To Force Woqs
Dsmondsl

Delegates from co ami All.
lumber unlan. put azafs their rival
~ Monday ., CsntFalss ard vesed
o. effect as brad tlsap ss pa
slbls- n the Northwest humber
mills uniss. their wags demsnas
are met
Aimo-t every local ~ ire t.sm.
boz snd sasmill wnTksfr talen
fAFtl ard the international
woodwnfksr. ~ America tcfo1
was represented 81 inc meeting
Shers unlfisstian - wage and
working standards wss discussed
u va. feared q mass shutdown
faced Every min from ths Canadian
border "a the California line unless
the present waEs sesls ~ az
cents an hour Vas boosted n 70
cents. and . weeks vacation with
pay Il provided annually.
The Ilame~s ana sswwan
workers ass.a said In s~stfte
that five mare mills WIRE
struck Ia Gserett. involving
r.ooe men. Tive mills Previous
., ~ere sIe.sa there. sls hun
ar~d isKaer. w~st nut IN two
camp. al Marss.
A thousand losssf= and ss~mllI
workers ~ Mineral we're 90 meet
Monday night 10 dsclds wbssher
90 strike.
Morton supplies logs for soms
Seattle mills operating under .
recently negotiated contract. but a
shortage 81 logs would rios~ down
even thsss mills.
~ Tacoma ~ mills have
hen sis.sa. In Portland. tbs
local VI ths t.antsrs sns Sap-
min Worker. sushsrtsed stsike
actin. In reply 10 . voluntary
raise 81 a., essss en- hsas
effected sy employers
Ep Marsh. federal coneiilataf.
and Dsxtsf kasssr. prsmasn, II
Reed college. Portland. wsfs "a
meet IN Seattle Monday 10 seek
basis for . settlement ~ ths dis
puts pf. kssxsr vas named by
Secretary ~ Labor frames Per-
kins 70 survey thu situation
o. ~. orton. acting president u
tho International wood~oftsrs.
said the cfo vnlan would begin
NO.. citations Dec for q 81 daily
pay raise fof about 10000 msa.