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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
They pulled
bis teeth
sss6I out came
bis angs

IN THESE modern dsys DE
4 mean old Wolf could nevef
fool Liftis Red Riding Hood.
she'd know shat with powder
snow - b found Grandma
wouldn't b hone Ia bed but
sst king. Remember the mi
kado" song For young and old
and dhy snd bold were equally
aAecsed"l That Iiae might have
been wrifsen about the new en-
jcynanf Of winner Spores
4 4 =
The Winter scw coming 70
= elose has re-Pfoved this =
whether At Yosemita, Mt. Hood,
Lake Arrowhead, Sun Valley.
Gsouae Mountaia Pafley's Can
yoa. Paradise Valley. or any Of
. shousand snow-eovered slopes
which retain their amateur
sanding. For Wessefnsss, snow
~ Pst = nev i'd in living.
Z =
roa doa't havs = b IN old
- itissa with . long beard 10
seom she days whea the family
~ had - b hlocksd up on
stils for the winter. How diff
fsesaf soday, whea Ill western
spa1 issd 70 Snowlandl
4 4 4
Rssds have pulled King Win
esr's sseth, improved his dispo-
siioa, and made him fun 10
live wifh Yet its only because
easoline IS 20 cheap that motor
isss have beea sbIs 70 afford
- eas-nxes -ssaliy saIes fax
svssssias % Per cent the ma
Ton over = which built thoss
hiohvsys y hapPinesA
Ssandard Oil Company
of California
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
Dutch Demonstrate Defense
System to Neutral Writer'S
BY n. c. BUHRMAN

AMSTERDAM-To demonstrate she is ready and willing
to defend herself Holland has conducted correspondents
neutral nations detailed inspection of defense works
erected aimee the war started
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-29
Weather Expldins
Thirst For Beer

SYDNEY. n. :. W.-The inhab-
itants of New South Wales drank
12iz gallons Of beer per capita
last year. This was a record and
is officially sscribed TO an ex-
tremely hot summer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16

SEATTLE - Berman scboenfeld
u.. SO. one of the nations leading
furniture dealers and who helped
formulate the MIRA code for the
furniture industry. died Tuesday.
He caught cold two weeks ago.
and 1t developed into pneumonia
schoenfeld was president Of
schoenfelds' Standard Furniture
Co. Of Seattle. and Of l. schoenfeid
a sons. Inc, Of Tacoma. and a
past president Of National Retail
Furniture association
Born in Virginia City. New, june
20. 1871. schoenfeld came hare
with his father and two brothers
when he was IT. He was the last
Of the second generation Of the
pioneer merchant family.
He was a life member Of and one
OF the founders Of the Pioneers
Association Of Washington. He
was also a member Of B'nai Birth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Kidnaper's
Madison
Alibi Told
Muhlenbroich
Mode Sure He'd
Be In the Cleor"

REDWOOD CITY. Cal. - When
wilhelm Jakob Muhlenbroich kid
mapped the three-year-old son Of
Count and Countess Marc de iris
tan. of Hillsborough, last month,
he assured himself he never would
be connected with the kidnap-mur-
der of 1o-year-old Charles Mattson,
OF Tacoma, in December. 1896.
District Attorney Gilbert Terrell
today revealed portions of the con-
fession that sent Muhlenbroich to
San Quentin prison for life. In
which the 40-year-old German bar
Der detailed his whereabouts at the
time of the Mattson KIDNAPPING.
PAPER Is FOUND
The 27-page confession. obtained
by agents of the federal bureau of
investigation, noted that scrap
of paper was found on his person.
following his capture, containing
the following:
Entered u. S. A. Jan. 20. 1885;
owned barber shop at $50 Eddy st.
(San Francisco). Feb. 8. 1885 to
July, 1896; from Oct. 1886 to Dec.
1887 owned and operated barber
shop in Maxwell. Cal; used name
Bill Burger"
HE EXPLAINS
Under questioning. Muhlenbroich
explained the note.
Il marked that down on the
morning of the actual abduction"
he said. II was sitting in my car.
I had a magazine. which tells how
the Mattson kidnap case was not
solved and the boy had been killed.
so l thought that in case / am
killed. I would not want anyone
to think I was connected with that,
and for that reason I put down
where ! was at the time.
AIIBI SUSTAINED
This il conclusive proof that I
did not kidnap or kill the Mattson
boy. There are hundreds Of people
that can prove I was here every
day-so II you found that on my
body. il would not take you long
to check up that I wasn't that
man."
Federal agents sustained the
abb after a thorough investigation
in the Maxwell region.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Mrs. Roosevelt
Talks Of Her Sons

HOLLY WOOD Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt. wife n the president.
flies 10 Seattle today N visit an.
other member Of her family aftsf
= two-dsy stay here with bsr ED
est son. James. who leaves aoon
for duty in the marine eorpa Her
daughter. Mrs. John BosttiEsr.
lives IN Seattle
Mrs. Roosevelt addressed .
group of 900 Southern California
Democratic women In the Eiks
temple here. ard expressed belief
that come what may IN sovsm-
Der. America IL safe and vii al
ways be safe
sbs discussed both her sons. a.
they would b~ affected BY ina
draft Elliott. like James. already
has been called % serylee BE u
captain in the army AR corps
reserve.
4 have always known my sens
were going. sne said I'm more
disciplined. psrhaps. than the AZ.
srase woman. I've b~en through
= good many things ! kngN thai
when 20 uhaye 70 Do = thing you
have 70 DO Il Bst understand.
DO not ike var
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16

NOSE OW The Tass official
Russian news agency today issued
q communique declaring that re-
ports the Soviet Union was sd-
vised by Germany Of the dispatch
Of German troops 10 Rumsnla are
not correct.
The communique WAS issued in
the form Of a denial Of Newspaper
dispatches. which had asserted
Russia had been advised by Ger
many of the movement Of troops
70 Humanla-
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Power Hearing
Gets Under Way

SEATTLE Executives Of thres
private power companies told a
federal power commission exam
iner Tuesday that formation Of
public utility districts mad cost
privately-owned utilities thousands
Of dollars In additional taxss and
expenses.
Puget Sound Power q Light Co.
has spent ss4s. 900 In preparing
for condemnation suits brought BY
PUBS. sam neFadden. seattle.
vlce-presldent Of the company. tes-
titled In addition. McFaddsn said.
PUBS cost his company $4,000
In extra taxes from 1887 10 1888,
n PUBS are formed in four
other Washington counties. a. con
templated. he ssid. Puget Powers
taxes will rix another 5000 per
year.
Tnquiring into political sxpsndl-
lures Of the utilities. Lambert Nc
AIlistsr. chief COUNSEL for the com
mission. questioned the witnesses
about their contributions 20 Wash
ington Taxpayers association.
MeFAdden said his company
had given thu association
$4,000 thls year ts carry ea
he inferrnstiea program - 10
the taxing power Of PuDs-
kia@ey Robinson. Spokane,
president u the wasAingtsn
Water Peser Co. testified HE
company had paid the a@soci-
sfies sIsssee over . period Of
several years
Paul n. Mekee, Portland.
president Of Paddle Poser q
Light Co. saId bis firms do
nation this year wss 5000.
The commission called the hear
ing because Il said u had received
complaints about political actiyi-
ties Of utilitiss The hearing viii
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16

WITH the national defense
j" program going full blast
and raw materials of all kinds
sorely needed in various prof.
ects, it is to be hoped that
some solution will be found
soon for the strike which has
tied up a dozen sawmills in
Tacoma, among others in the
state. It would appear that
the quarrel over how much of
a wage increase is justified
could be quickly settled. As
long as the impasse exists.
employees will be minus their
wages, machinery of opera
tors viii be idle, and the fin
ished product so badly needed
by the government nnpro-
vided. It's a case where
everyone loses, no m a ter
what the ultimate result OF
the strike settlement.
Similarly, til rea IS of a
waterfront tieup are again
rampant. Local longshoremen
meet tonight to dis u s S
whether or not they will quit
work on all fronts in the LA
battle with the NLRB. 1t
would appear to the onlooker
and innocent victims of such
a tieup that the problem
still can be ironed out salts
factorily by having the men
keep on the job. Enough bust
ness has been lost to the port
already by tieups and threats
of new strikes without resort
ing to ano t h er economic
blockade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Naval Reservists
Not Called Yet

Naval reservists of Tacoma
won't assume active duty Wednes-
day, 1t was announced Tuesday by
Rear Admiral c. s. Freeman, COM
mandant of the 18th naval district.
The last-minute change of or
ders effects some 200 men and a
dozen officers Of the first and sec
ond (Seattle) and fourth tTacoma)
divisions Of the organized naval
reserves.
Although certain naval reserv-
lists will be assigned to active duty
soon. the move viii come perhaps
in a week or a month, navy head
quarters said.
Explanation of the delay was
lack of sufficient small craft for
training purposes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Churchill Won't
State War Aims

LoNDON-Prime Minister VIM
ston Churchill said in the house of
commons today that world opin-
ion, insofar as II Is free, is thor
oughly with u.s." but he declined
10 make a statement on British
war aims until British capacity to
survive has been more generally
recognized.
Churchill said the time was not
ripe for a statement on war aims
beyond the very general state
ments already published"
I'VE are not fighting the
war merely to maintain the
status quo, hut, among other
things, In order to survive. he
said.
"When our capacity 10 do
that has been more generally
recognized throughout the
world. we shsIi be In \ posi-
tion to take q further view a.
to what we shall do when VIC
tory has been wen--
The prime minister said there
was q great danger In making
statements which are not Of a very
general character. and he added
that world opinion. insofar as II Il
free, Is thoroughly behind US"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Jury Choice
Being Made
In Court
Mandy LoZeite
Nervous When
Cose Opens

A ls-member Jury. being
selected Tuesday. was 70 hear
testimony IN the second de-
gree murder trial Of Mrs.
Mandy I.azette. sa-year-old
Tacoma woman. In Superior
Judge Fred G. Remains
courtroom.
Selection 81 the Jury got under
way when court opened 81 10 a.
m. and was expected 10 occupy a
greater part of the day An alter.
nate juror was agreed upon by
counsel. 10 prevent possibility II
another trial In event ons u The
usual Il members Of = jury should
become III while celebrating the
fate Of the dlminu,ive housewife
who aasertedly shot her husband
George Lazette. to death the
morning Of last May i.
Mrs. Iazefte appeared In
the courtroom with her at
tofney. James selden. and
showed traces Of nervousness
when prospective jurors we're
being chosen. khe ha. been
NJ liberty under $4,000 bond
since tho second degree muir.
der charge was filed against
the woman last MAY -.
Prosecuting the oase are pcpu.
ties Horace Geer and Hugo Metz
Ter. jr. Dewitt Rowland originally
flied thu charge against the
woman before ne resigned - :
deputy prosecutor several months
ago because Of III health. Row
land has been subpoenaed a. =
witness for the state.
Lazetts was shot through the
heart, aasertedIy following = long
period Of domestic quarrsls. Police
were summoned 10 the Lazstts
home. 3i0t Ia. G st. on report
a man was beating his wife. !"
Before they arrived. however
they received another report a
man had been shot AT the address
LaZette was rushed 10 a hos
pital. but died en- route
Mrs. Lazetts wAH not found 81
the home. but surrendered 70
police later In the day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
British Sink
3 Italian
Warships
Cruiser. Grof Spec
Veterun. Bests
Destroyer Trio
THE WAR AT SEA

The British cruiser. Ajax.
veteran of the river Plate bat
tie against the Graf Spec. has
sunk two small Italian de-
stroyers and damaged . large
italian destroyer. which was fin
ished off later BY other British
warships. the British admiralty
reported Tuesday night at Lon
don.
The warships were sunk in an
engagement so miles southeast Of
Sicily at 2:50 a. m. Saturday.
The small destroyerss were Of
the Airone class Of 67s tons, built
In 1888 and carrying a complement
of - men each. The larger de-
stroyer was the Artagiiere. a
1.620-ton ship of the latest Italian
class.
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Nix R0BBER SENTENCED HERE


FATETTH. Halfa-Tk<
EasfsfH MfdiffrfaHsna =
efanis. sfeeps - British
Hufshfps.
! haHs spsHi 4 Hefk seffA
British peffal piaHsa flusg
orr - rs11aa - ssafrh
= IialiaH submarines 81
~ ffalinn fleet I frnrsird
1000 miles aad $40 80
seagHli. 4 couple 81 British
auxiliary HanHI nesssls
sweeping MINES sea- Nal
IA, and iaeo ifailaH ssa-
planes.
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nearly all regular election polling
precinct sites. What few changes
in locations have been made have
been published in newspapers.
Auditor Davis estimates
that 30 per cent Of the $1,000
registered voters are between
"a and 30. and uslng this
figure. II is expected that st
least $4,000 will be registered
for military service Wednes-
day.
The war department. esfi-
mates II per cent Of the pop
ulaflon IL between u and %.
This would mean approx
mateiy 1900 win register In
Tacoma.
Arrangements have been com
pleted TO give the government q
fast check Of the number register
ing Wednesday.
Ford and Chief Deputy Auditor
CONTINUED on Page ?. Column ~
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Communists
Win Before
High Court
Supreme Judges
Order Candidates
Numes on Bollos

oLYMPlA-The state 81
preme court Tuesday upheld
the right of the communist
party 10 have is candidates
names appear ON thu general
election ballot November ).
Ths court. - 80 - three d.
sislau. efasFsd Secretary q stats
Belle Reeves - certify fhs names
u Earl nreuasr. communist PRES
lsisutlal nominee. and other cam
aldatss u ne party - county
auditors for plaesmsnt On the
ballot
Ms. fts~vss haa Frfss.sd In
Do "a. sa advice IT Attorney
asasrai smith Troy, aha asla
the party adxeested I,~assfal
ssefthro~ n the aussrtean
government Ihs supTs
esurs ruled Trey failed n pre-
ssnt sslasnns that the party
advocated ssseh sssFshf.~.
rhs communist party named
Iohn EfaekuaY. Heattis. - 10
candidate for governor. Victor Il.
Eiiisau. Tacoma. for lisatsnant
governor. ana Henry r Hun.
Olympia, ser third district eon-
gresham. Thsy brought maa-
aamns proceedings against Mrs.
Reeves IN ths supfems court after
shs had refused 20 ascspt their
candidates certificates Of esatil-
daey
he supTsH.s esaTf said ~
i apparent thai tbs ssesetaxs
Of state has sxese.1sd aay
poWss conferred upsa hss ~
statute. IN ssfa.isx - seespt
the fIiiaEs
sfhs secretary sf slate as
Hslfher JslstlelaI pfsesasnf,
psshEe fseatsls mar uaaispatsd
faefs IN stastsla heF refusal II
fifs tns ewrtifissfs sf aaaul-
aailan. AID Declarations Of
candidacy
Tns saart pointed saIs that Troy
relied mainly On federal court De-
elalous relating 70 deportation %
allsna. Ia Nhlen n = broadly as-
asrt@d that 4 : veil known that
ths communist party advocates
tns oxsrthroN q the government
u ths United States By f0rce and
ylolsnee.
a reasonable scrutiny q these
decisions. however. diselossa tns
fact that the statements are made
lconEinasf On Page .. Column %
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Blazing Cal Causes
$1,000 Loss 10 Farmer

hANTA Hf1aA, faIaHFHa sIHE
sh3 49,. gently. Otto Hehsliess
e. /. 49, ma ct slept under
: ksfesens stove me stgss isahs
- Afn Aehaiien hf ths steve
ma ksfoAens soaked eat fszsiadssi
from ths kltchsn IKE = flaming
mstsor
II took refuge in ina barn Ths
barn. poultry house tankfosiss.
boiler. hokase. n tonn - hay ard
40 tons II sfisd pfsnsa sent -
in nmoks with ths eat. Los.
Sc COO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Movie Stars 10 Be
Here Wednesday

According % ~ord from Sidney
Dean. Of the Rlalto theatsf, Taco
ma wlil snloY = brlsf yiast With
ths stars ~ Northwest Mounted
Police whsn they pass through
this city on their way 70 world
prsmisrs At Regina. hassatehsNans
Madslslns Carroll, Robert tfsss
ton, Preston Foster and Lynn
Oysrman Wiii arrive ~ Union sta
ton Wednesday ~ 4 os ,. m and
ain greet fhssr Tacoma fans before
leaving for ths North.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16

WASHINGTON - The senate
Tuesday unanimously confirmed
nomination Of Clarence A. pyk-
stra. president Of University Of
Wisconsin, as director 81 the eons
nefiplion program under which
Is, 40s 600 American men sill reg
lsfer Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Army's Strength
Is at New High

WASHINGTON - The war de-
partment announced Tuesday that
volunteer army enlistments for the
the week ended Oct. IL totaied
SOFA. bringing the army's strength
up 70 352,15s. a new record
Last weeks total represented a
decrease Of !, 5s7 from the previous
week, but two Of the corps area
the fifth. with headquarters at
Columbus. O.. and the eighth, with
Headquarters at San Antonio. Tex.
completed their preparedness
requisitions-
Total quota enlistments to date
are 115.420-leaving only 3.sz2 70
complete the quotas for the whole
country. II was emphasized that
completion Of the quotas would not
end recruiting. because the army
must have a reservoir for replace
rnent Of men who leave the service
BANK TRANSACTIONS
"a er7 onn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Berman Schoenfeld. NV. Pioneer
Merchant. Dies Of Pneumonia; Age 69

He graduated from the University
OF Pennsylvania.
Surviving are q son. Berman Jr.s
a sister. Mrs. Joseph Gerdnsr. and
three nspbsws. Herbert l., Ken
meth. and Ralph schoenfsid. all q
Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Hurd Made Trusty

Chauncey y. Hurd surrendered
at the county jail Tuesday and
started serving an eight months
term for driving while drunk The
offense occurred On Jan !. 1899.
when his car struck and injured
a woman. Hurd was made
trusty at the Jail
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
stanton Warburton, jr., has
been named by Gov. Martin TO
replace Morey Weisfieid on Ta-
coma No. I draft board, II WAS
announced Tuesday In Olympia

were established by County Audi
tor 8. Clifford Davis. Actual
registration Of men will be under
supervision Of the county election
department, with Joe Ford, cleo
ton superintendent, directing ac-
tivities.
Registration will take place In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16

WILMINGTON = berretary o.
Agriculture Claude T. Wickard
announced Tuesday the food stamp
plan will be extended TO II more
counties in Washington. bringing
all counties In the state into tina
program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16

move 10 spokane and Portland
later, IL NAs ASSUMED
Trial Examiner Samuel H. croas
BY. Of Washington. u. G, reJectsd
plea Of ths five defending firms
for a continuance until after the
November elections. They asserted
the hearings had political slE-
nlficance."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
$4,000 Pierce County Men Are Expected
To Register for Army Draft Wednesday

in
awaiin
andt Wednesday
eand act
in the militia o
ina ederl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
0rting Case
Ends in Is
Years Term
Charges Agoinsi
Coniederdta
Are Dismissed

Kenneth Elliott Amber. q.
a self-styied graduate q
smart Culver Military aead-
envy. and an Alnmnus. accord
ne - he government. Of ~
least three state and federal
prisons. Wa senteced by
Judge LLOYD {. BLACK Tues
day n serve Is years n Nc
Nell Island federal peniten-
tiary Tor hank robbery.
a ne ssms Tine ~ court d.
ui.ssa charges sKsinsf Russell
LeeIs Pierce - 40 - J =.
alleged confederate n Amhlefs N
- attempted robbery = oftinz
state sank - naY ,
AmhlsT changed ~ pea -
guilty after ~ nd determined. n.
eaaff 49, It'd. mt Pierre would
aaf b involved efsmiHallT n any
waY
ATTORNEYS nIFrNH
me hnnb rnhhef. tai ard thlns
with alssA black haif. actually waa
sentenced IN serve i yeafs ~
three different counts. hut ths
mm.fNna1n 80. atfaYa4s1 q. f54ss zsszsts
currently ~ Judge Hack.
Assistant 4 4 District Attorney
Frank nals filed formal natlaa
nat TIA charges against flsfes -
Dismissed. but & ! District Alter
hsy J. Charles Dennis. ASKED by
Judge Hack whether hs thought ID
years would - sufficient punish.
Continued au Page J Column ~
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Noted Pioneer Is Dead

sPOKASE-EA Francois Car
tier Van DLs>ei. II. one Of spo-
ksne's best known pioneer figures.
died here Tuesday.
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those subject to CONSUMPTION has
been set up throughout the ma
ton, and Uncle Sam expects that
provisions of the selective service
and training act be followed.
In Tacoma and Pierce county
the mechanics for registration
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
N. P. Surgeon Is Dead

MfssOIIA. asnt--@Df. gsofKs
n. Jennings. chief surgeon u tns
Northern Pacific hospital here the
past n years. died Monday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
II German
Cities Under
Air Assault
Loiest Attack on
London Unbroken
For "a Hours

British airmen smashed At
Germany with one Of the
hardest attacks Of the war
last night and early today.
while Maxi bombers pounded
London with an endless chain
attack.
The Royal Air Furss hurled =
great number IT bombsrs into ths
night assault On Germany. Squad.
fons hlt At nerlln whers the air
ministry reported they attacked
important military ohleotlYss
German accounts uf the british
assault On the German capital
were sparse. They said The virl.
gov hospital and some houses
were hit and the official DIM
news agency said that hardly a
hospital In Berlin nov remained
untouched. A. result Of the British
attacks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
WEAIhEk FORECAST

Fair tonight and Thursday
Temperatures Nigh. 80. los. -.
sun risee. $50, sets. 5szz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
In HAWKE BLASTED

The invasion coast got another
beating. The British cited Il
uavrs - one point @hieh Was
hard hi. Another Nas Haldsr IN
the Netherlands.
the German raids on Landsgn
we're believed ~ some observers
fconilausd On Pags >. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
OH. PLANTS nIT

The Germans claimed they amt
down three Of The attack planes.
but ths British admitted four
wsrs missing.
But Berlin Was not ths only
objective II the Raj A con.
eentratsd attack was made upon
the great Industrial plants which
provlds Germany with oil ard
gasoline British raiders attack.
ed aisstin on the Rattle. Tsohlsn.
Hotha. MaFdeharE and Aelsnurg
each a site Of oil refinsriss or
synthetic processing plants.
Other planes flew over Ham
burg and Linden on gsrmany's
North sea coast. bombing ship
ping and naval facilities ftail
ana communications facilities II
GosttinKsn. LlnEsn and Hanover
we're smashed.
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BASK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ...............s3. ST.. 900
Evening star., 1940-03-27

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