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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-04
"a ssaiAl sroav
ANOTHER MANS
WIFE

tenrtinusd From rsTs xlss~Hi
@sssr. Ken reufve got IL stop
Yours hurting Jerry"
Tnsfss what I SAINT IN a. hiil
him Ken flung ina words 81 ssr
through elsnehsd teeth.
Jerry .,opp.s one ln.ssr, ard
glanced 81 her. Then undsrstand.
ing blaxsd In hls eyes and he turn.
cd and struck o. swiftly that no
one knew exactly what happened
Ken Richards was s~syinu on has
feet. erumpilnH down IN . hsap ca
the floer. For . u Jerry
stood s~z yinE sresEiiy above him
rhsn he stood srset ~ipsnE tns
bleed from hls faes.
The nest time he takes snethef
mans wife from him. maybe he'll
know how To treat hsr, ne said
4 thought = .ts.mnnth delay On
tina, decree soula shs< ham ur
with thu r~e.iisatlnn n me
meaning ~ his words shs ~ss
dissy vith sudden delight Essrs.
thing ~ss . blur The ero~d vas
fading sway Hsr knsss we're
cruapllnx beneath her
Darling" Jsrry's voice /.
Jsru's rms catching nsr close
iiftlng hsr Up Her had dfoppsd
against mis- shoulder. Everything
~as black
Presently fresh air was blowing
In her face. Her wrap sas fold~d
about h<r. af~ was beside Jerry
The highway strstahsa out .he.d
of her. and Jerry saa guiding her
ear swiftly aver H. Tiers we're
liEhis-ths lights a the airport
Jerry What 2"
Ne sid not salt Tor her 10 finish
bsr question:. A laugh plaY~d
shout ys mouth Ne osnt and
kisssd sss. sllsnelns hsr Ne stop.
ped ths rar and climbed out, DART.
ing around. opening The aoof. hft
ina nor out as n sns wsrs . enid
Ne walked through tbs s.rsnsss.
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~. SUNDAY school D m ssr..
iees T5o o "a
Fun oospsi Chapsi-so zssh and
tor SUNDAY .ehoolsss y ssrS.
lees ~ q N and . o m z p { "
$50 o N street ssfvies ~
Glad Tldinss Assembly, Of God
s01S No Pearl ., nss Liza y 5pfad.
pastor Sunday .ehoo 10 n
BIBLE pHrsBYrsaI.x
First-so 18th ano n ats u Roy
10 q m Services II : m and J
3 m. Sermons, The GREATNESS Of
Gods salvation" and The Kind 81
ohareh and Christian Christ Bisssss
systematically"
rsIsBYIIEIAS
J Arthur stevenson psstor sundsy
shool IS = m Service j q o.
sermon. "Ths Chrsflan-s Hnps
chest REV Robert Ass smith. guest
speaker.
Csi,sr-ss1s ~ u - Rsv "
Folsom pastor sunday GEsal -
a N. services II a n snd 80
tlfst - Tacoma ass "a nlgisian
ave RE- Fsnslrs 8rcaliDusn
pastor. Hundag tebool % q ~
soesttss SIS serm01s ~Hhsi tad
1sn DO alth 81 voice o. Ton
sifaint Of ioss
immssBsi-ko sth ana ) "a R4s
hafo4a , Lons psstas ssrfless u
LITTLE Church on N. PFsins-lAHs.
1000 immunity Pr pau Lsufanas
Crooss. pastor Chufch schoci Ard
mcfuins SofahIp 10 = n Nssus.
% . N snc FahefmsnH elus
: m
sianiioB Pafs-sssn ana chsysnns
. G y johnson pastor Bisis
$50 q n services - q r.
EncsssoYf ? N. @fmcE
hflstian fbAFaftx4istios
Oskiand-so 3sfh r Proctor -
Lofd u Rotl pastor SUNDAY sobsoi.
. - 4. n Services. IL a T. AID TO
2 n Morning sermon. @Bs4finK
Burdens.
East side chsnsi-si4 IA astn -
Re- VeFn D Poole pestor SUNDAY
school outing ana picnic - Napaf9
Dsfk u a m Evening @Tgloss $50
o.
sprsFus Memorial Church - sta
ana 80 Warner Reg Charles bnoa-
sen pastor SUNDAY school 10 e N
II a n q . 20 ? n
fEHst nued-Dls1slcu ana Grant
asF } Os1rzs CUNNINGHAM psslol
sunday EnooL s45 q n Services.
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ssi~ - sssnk. We s~~a ~t>s
lsssef- s~a issssssH~~t s~s~r~
ss.s - ~ sss.x ss~sk r. sss~~i
AT ss.rsyt.u .ssk shirxs > No.
lazy. rnss~-~pss ssa ~s---vrses
~ ~ul ~ >~s~x ne rs<t n s>tp
sws>fsvs - snsrk .svsiuht -
,asss>s s~w s~sstares.s ~ tss>ss
msy -
tn s>rse lrt<snsers e.sf essi-
f>~s SO. - ssf~p9<s wtu -
~ 1essreoss. - feu hin -
learn whst~ ~ As~ fh~ ssr>~. ~
s.st - fim~ a.st<a. sau 60
assure himl ptIs ee.sssrs r~~>ts
is~s~iuse~es - veil - strength
ss< eaassg~ e=i~i~x ~i.s~s .
- m~ss - esa d right s~ss
aaf q wtu ~ ~ sslu~ - htm
later 20 ~ weIl ~ - Ms e~un~
tss,
10 sssss go Ikishs " fnsltsn
n g. h~ss ts <k..i ~h~s -
may ~ fsfssd - is.se stthis :
fess w~sths. what s.~~ ~ sksst
sssas nrxi~a . 30 hat ~ ~tll
have IN leave. oss !. ~. sssss
sssuss thsn ne -sn~s. snss yss
I take u far gssst~s hat ~ via
r., n fts1 wesk 10 Ne s.~ssss
- hsek ~ es1t~a~ VIA s~ssh~r
seh.ei ssr ~-sA 10 s<esps ~
thcsuhss ~ wsuia ssaeuete>1Iy
~ r~ssisss ssa ashspry.'
ssu~esesy s-pe yssss $40 49,
Ne <ss<sm ~ ssas sssvies saa
6poi6es - faiioa n.
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Tseomsns Leave for Orsqor
To Attend Camp kAeefino

A group Of people from the Ia.
coma Evangelical church left this
week 10 attend the annual camp
meeting Of N. denomination at
Jennings Lodge. Ore. In tho group
were Rev. and Mrs. John Henry
soltmAn. Mrs c. schisvsibsin,
Mrs. NJ o Nsikirs. Blanche He'd
field. Marion solimsn. George
soltman. Frances Rsdnsld and
Robert Blsohon They will return
10 Tseoms Aur 10
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Church OF Christ i, Pisnning
Series OF Special Mssfines

Evangelist L. T Poissil IL begin.
ming q two-wssk series Of special
mseunEs neat sunday at ths
church Of Christ. s0th and 10 l.
sus beginning II Les ssch sssnlns
Ther. will be preaching and con.
g~fegstionsl singing.
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Russian Refugee Scheduled
To Speak Here Again

Peter varonAen. 24-yesr-oid son
Of a Russian missionary. will speak
on conditions IN Soviet Russia al
the Fern Hlil Baptist church. s43s
So. G. Sunday evening at 7 As. lie
has made some 300 lectures In va.
rious American cities. and Is well
remembered In Tacoma for Ma past
Appearances.
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sofna ~ss \ nfsmma sur>rn =,
tsnasnA suaass sehgot 10 . -
s<fsisss ~ q D n
rssk ebsssn 81 Gsa - 1&5s -
Nilssson kss n Asa p<ssf
m and : .. m
rssesf fssssi - seaa~s s.siieza
sss sasin knsDp PAsssr s4peag
s<hesa s8 . N rouns p~0pls 7
fsmmsslts ssns.y sshssl-spsn..
ssna.pt nsssias Bso. N
% rstsss saHas sssssa--1ia Ia
eoms Q csesf Aadsfssn .ap~rns
tsndsnt seadsS shoa8 ~
faesss Hsss 90 8tsslea-tsiz -
eifia ave services n
fsssas .la~e>s sfisssss - ~ iTss
snd Tscona are HsF tes<pn ufssa.
psstaa k~Tsinss FFIasgs 100 y ri
g a saiIalns sta sna nrosd.
sss .Hss A 1 oe1a pssss~ sFss
ave Library oD~a % pahls@ -
w~sdnssasp. . until . sss : unsll
Ialfs r.snps&-Dssisian sna 4 -,
ale % cenns ssdsr sunass s1hnei
; - = % sfsssss - q
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II = m. service men zsieoms % all
sefYicss Sermon we B~iists."
N.stminsist Bibls cbafen fra.
sffniatsdl-0s So q 81 HsY Adam
Hunter sss,sr Finas. .en9o.
,. p Young Dsopls, ? . m
Rev George = FIiehsr. minisler
SUNDAY school. a m ssr9icss
u = m
Tsboins Israes-ssth ana south
Clfment SUNDAY scbooi as = IN
Services II a m
sAIkATloN Amy
Corps ~ i-fgs b. f5fh Il Nsafof
Ear Williams captain Sunday ~ boal
> 20 = m seryiess - : n sna ~
? ~ Y Z . m Ma. hhaais
cstp. "a s&ffIa A. i1th a. AL
snd NJ q Ptsfson. eaptaIns sun.
asY school an "a No Indoor
ssfyics In sYsnins
sEtISTH-Day ADsENTisTs
uri-Cofnsf - 10Th sna 4 "a A
Bentz district nsst0f ssFsiess
lsAtgraayl sabDaib shool s8 sm
me1ssip rsahs Dsep's'
south sids=so Sstn ana Thozup-
son ave = v Bentz dlstftet psat0f
5A N asrs6iB Il n Ysass
people FRIDAY . 2 m
SPIRITUALLY cHuHcnE.
ftsfnsi Truth spidtssHsf cha,sh
Lillian webster. pastof Bsalins ssrs.
20 % y n ~ lecture : p re-.
Rev Gertrude stevenson, speaker
Itsfnai ffafh-Frsfsrnfty sal III
Tacoma sFs Rev OsrtruG@ steven.
son. pastor crclss Z n hssiaz
, m and Lecture . n
IRA ItsfHst Lr. spisissii-t
ssg,eh-1tos - rs ssls
eas = ~ "a e.ssss 20 81
IRE 80 . m Hith urtsszs
P~Forfssiss spififa.i ebsfsb vi
FaHcstt sys Circle ? ~ a.
sztgrs = . - sBesssf az. = y
tohhs9H.
Hi.ins ssn spiffissiisf fharsh -
90 Fsseett ave No ssrFiess anni
Tat -pirii asfsf assss8sfisn, ~sA
isks Hsalins 20 : n
D own. ap~sEsf z8o Anhar FORD,
sDssEsf 80 . m Esy O Miller
Trsth-c.Bl.f sos 10. iita o.
Gordon Fsmlns paxtor ssfsiesa
TUESDAY 2 3 IA kctlfs ana ausa-
;i8ns Sermon. That I~nsfnelbIf
PoNefS
MISCELLANEOUS
Alien Chapel 4 n z-i4os -
Yakima Rea - z ~1apnsnson bzs-
Tor SUNDAY school as a s4rs-
.ces 70 = ~
Amerlean Lake south -eunday
senool % a r. Services. 20 . n
Young people 2 20 o ~
Assnrfafed Eibis sfudrhfs-N omen
so BroadEsg STUDY -
4 n
Church Of God-5stn sna slmlnE.
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Rev. N N. Jones. pastor. Sunday
school. IS q m Services. IL q m.
Sermon, Gods plan for Ny Life"
B~ethany-so s7tb ana Psrk ave
Rev Ernest Barber. pastor Morning
worship. 10 IS a. m. sermon. The
GLORY Of God In the Face Of Iesns
christ Special music Hearing aid ;
available. Strangers and visitors vel
come.
cal,aU-Ea 64th and p ats Rev
Pred Hertzos pastor sunday school.
? IS = m Service. II q m
Lmanuel-So. 18TH and J ats Rev.
X N Eksas, pastor Sunday school.
0 80 a. m. Services. II a. m.
Iphorth-So atn and Anderson ats
Rev. Harold o Perry. pastor. Morn
Ing worship 10 a n Rev. Thomas
aeheson. guest speaker.
fern Hlll-s4ib So. a 81. Pew n
G oallaher. pastor. Sunday school.
? as =. m Services. II a m. Sermon.
- Knock At the Door. Evening
vespsr service a. Eps0rth HsiEhts
Cyrus p Aloertson pastor Worship
ssrviees 10 30 = m Dr. Res I. smith
Of Chicago. cues speaker. No sun
day school during August 7 p m 4.
Youth groups meet ~ the v p Paw
home on DAy Island.
Graoe-R n IA s4th ste Re.
Faulkner. pastor SUNDAY
school 10 q N. Services ~ q m
Lesourd-No l7th sno stevens 81
mon. Exposition OF Galstions ~ and
Ill"
Ms.on-So 3sth ana Madison Rev
ROY Leslis Smith. pastor. SUNDAY
scbOol b4s = n Services n n.
Eugene l. smith. guest speaker Ser
o Learning To Live" Yssper
choir.
Milton Chufeh-Miton Rev . 7
Mcqueen o&stoT sunday school 10
= n
Parkisnd - Rev. A. klshIbauch
and Rev B Peas pastors sunday
school 10 = m Service. Il a a.
p II Ray mond. pastor SUNDAY school
s-s5 = n. Service. II a N
Innits-e0s h ssth - Re- John
Caushian pastor sunday school. . -
a m Services II = m
IHEE METHODIST
flrtt-ldll 50 81 Res Ralph
glen DAstor SUNDAY school 10 a
Neklnl., Pam sis a ASH .
Rsy 3 Perry pastor sundsy
schooi 70 a n ssrFtnss ~ a n
sAN f3t , N I ~ - z = N
NazARINr
urst-so. s7th ana y "a Rss
Arthur b Cook pastor SUNDAY
school. sfs . q Services n . m
md 1913 . m Youna psopls sG
? m Communion srvios Il nora
ina
PESTIcosfAL
bsthsl-Sc Ilth ana J sts Res
John " Ao&id pastor SUNDAY
schco S45 . n services ~ . q
n 80 ? m Evening Epeasera
Missionaries Mr.. and Nfs A. Ningard
o. Hanchura
beae0n LIEht HOuse-ooe ArEin-
iey ave Rev a kubes pastor sun
usv school 20 q m Services "a = n
E~vanzellstic services as . n
tabrrnscie-ED Iztn n q sa
Rev Harry , stel pastor sunds8
school 345 = n services a. = n
ana 2 30 Q n
CAVIAR - sfth snd Portland sFs
Rev Anna kirby pastor SUNDAY
scroot 3 p n Sefftces TO 2 n.
Ful Gospel Mission-3zQS PoftlznG
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Gaping Packets

Dear Miss Grey IL there any
other way to keep drsss packets
from gaping other than through
the . % sippessF II 90 ~iit yns
please tell me hewf NELLIE
isess NsiIiei =. sssss . sse~
lag ssess p>sskss sh~s M sip-
pss 10 sssss. tss a.l.s . straight
pleee ~ material tss~e ~ fsas
inches wts< fsf . piask~t ~
stiiskiss = ~tss II Ne ps~~s
10 sifhes ssss NJ ih~ pisehss snl
si"sisa tie s~ss rkss ~s~k~s .
neat. lees sssspssssas ptsshss
has . s~ssx pl~s<ss. n sss~s
time and si.s psss.sss sspsss.
paused . saasrsnf At Tia slrfxsrt
offles 1aoF, ana Issn~a ORDERS ahs
started To speak. hut Jerry slss~d
her suddenly. fisfesly ~ that the
words would not coma 11s~n sfss
vas bsinx liftsd sp she ~as IN
ssas the pians and Jerry vas b.
ada her.
Jerry Ny sieshs~i /. can't 70
dressed like thisf"
The roar ~ the plane fros~r>d
her ssatsa<s. Jerry ~ss drawing
her closer.
4 love yoa" ma tsrs -svs
against hsfs I've always loved
yea
rhs plane srassa IN through inc
nlsht suddenly the ruaaa s~ept
out ~ tina ~fsskn~.s clear al
bright rss world sss wrapped
IN tbs glory NJ II Pictures fiasfsd
through her mind. tbs strsihmos@,
the staftisd faces. shs laas IN
Ksn's eyes
a hstis smile crypt si-sut ssr
scarlet mouth. nhs thf~~ bsf arm
Jsrrys shoulders ahs al
tired ~ oeins = lady Tired n
and hsing conservative.
trad II restraint. urd ~ ali mo
\ nss oncs dreamed SIC
ssntsd ksa. Janet. Fsrninxtaa
all sssmsd very far sssy. Tney
didn't matter aeee
I've wanted yass "a. Jerry. sAs
murmarsa ~ssrlly
THE ESD,
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Education Still Important
In Spite of Times

Young Man who Expects 10 ss Irdsessd lrso Amy
Debate, AdvissbaEsy 81 Cerslrs lrs College coous
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Trsf ANSWERS
sslOp are ina answers % test
questions printed 90 ths editorial
page
l. Mouth
4 Waterloo.
. guam.
& Ottoman.
q False
q Fiddis.
= T~gbsfcgissss
. Samson sn1 psalsh
. Federal sufsaa o. laVsstiKs-
lion FRI.
10 Ths cnsFrs ~ the liz ~
srigadss
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METHODIST
AsbuFy-5sol 60. Puget souEd ave
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IHEE METHODIST

iirtt-i3il 50 a. Rev = Ralph
klsIn pastor SUNDAY school q m
Neklnlss Para sls "a ehfn 81
Rev p B Perry. pastor sunday
school 70 n s~Tsfnss ~ q N
ana 80 . n 7 ? " 4. 7 2 N
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Hfst-so. s7th ana - "a Rev
Arthur b Cook pAftnf SUNDAY
school sfs n Services n . m
md 7A8 . N Youna scope sG
? m Communion service IN nora
ina
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CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE

Tabernacle-So 5th and M sts. Rev.
DWIght II. Ferguson, pastor Sunday
school Gas a m Services II a m.
and 7:30 D. m Youth service. 8 .. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-24
Another Tax
Plan Offered

WASHINGTON - Congressional
revenue experts have drafted a
schedule Of proposed tax increases
that would be considerably easier
on the low and middle income
groups than the program proposed
by the treasury, 1t was learned
Wednesday,
These recommendation were
drafted by the staff Of the joint
congressional committee OF inter-
nal revenue and were submitted to
the house ways and means COM
mittee for consideration along with
the more drastic treasury pro-
posals.
The committee experts pla
would mean substantial increases
over present levies in all brackets.
But on incomes up to $4,000 q
year. the increases would not be
as heavy as the treasury sug-
gested.
BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ............. - SIS, 00a
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0'Neil, Kent and
Congwer Will Fly
To Washington

r. D. O'Neil. commissioner of
public utilities. will leave Sunday
for Washin u ton. d. C. to discuss
with officials the feasibility of a
S11, 900. 900 power development
plan for Nisqually river. He will
make the trip by plane, accom-
panied by Light Supt. Verne Kent
and Chief Engineer J. V. Gongwer
Mayor Harry p. Cain was UNI
decided as to whether he would
make the trip. but said he might
know for certain after discussing
the matter with ONeil during the
afternoon.
ONeil intends 10 remain In
Washington for at least a week
holding conferences with Secre-
tsry of Interior Harold Ickes
William Knudsen, o. p. NJ. head
Congressman John Coffee anc
ether officials.
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BULLETINS

NEW NoRk-An Italian radio report heard here Wednesday
afternoon By Columbia BroadessnE system reported that
$4,000 10000 British already have been evacuated
from
The figure mentioned BY the Italian radio : believed b.
sderb higher than the total number which the British
placed Greece.
SAN FRANCI>Co-Rohert Niinot. witness
Communist ssd "Wednesday Harry Bridges
labor had"
Ntot fourteenth Bridges
ing his opinion defense based
his testimony that Bridges said HIM we Communists
have stick together"
Lo>Do>-The admiralty reported tonight that the armed
merchant cruiser Rapuna been toredoed and sunk
The RaJputans Is a o 1884 tons
LONDON-6reat Britain possesses =
seubed American Canadian airpsnes Lord Bes,crboe
minister Of told house
Beaverhrock sad that In position tell
that have received immense American deliveries"
WASHINGTON Secretary George Meany of American
Federation of Labor told the rules committee Wednesday
afternoon that industrial would result from
enforce provisions of the Vinson compulsory mediation bill
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STATE
EDITION
u. S. to Send
20 Torpedo
Boats Abroad

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
of the Navy Frank Knox an
nounced Wednesday that the
navy is delivering 20 small.
fast torpedo boats to Britain.
The navy is discussing 4
mutual small craft construc-
ton program with Canada to
hasten allotment of additional
boats to the British.
Knox said at press conference
that the small craft assigned TO
Britain either are at docks ready
to be shipped In cargo vessels or
already have been placed in Brit
ish hands.
He said that as result of CONVEX
sations with Canadian Naval Min
lister Angus Macdonald and Of dis
cussions between President Rooss-
welt and Canadian Prime Minister
w. l.. Mackenzie King. Canadian
shipyards may take over construc-
ton of a number of small boats.
This would relieve United States
facilities and would facilitate that
type Of aid TO Britain. he explained.
I've would be very glad TO
have this work done In Cana
d." Knox said. 1T would en-
able Canada 10 increase her
volume Of dollars for exchange
purposes"
Knox said 1t would be entirely
feasible" for the United States TO
purchase small craft from Canada
and then turn them over to Britain
under terms of the lend-lease act.
Canada has 10 buy . lot of
things In the United States"
he explained, land she Ia run
ming short Of exchange. We
have agreed TO purchase ~
many things ~ we ran from
her 10 maintain her balance"
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Greek King
Flees Country

AT1gGNu. osss~e--1l1Ns t}sesuo
fied with he sovssnnsNt u ~
Island ~ ctsis We1nss6ay. -
nssnciHg sAss ths ovssh a0mv
holding the vese 90 r ~ -
tIon's defsnas Sns N uDlgun -
espiiulas11 uhsio uuoo1uoJ lupouon1o
sstii fovsnt IN ~ osvunane = ~
east. ssosod hsslosie Thesmsoyts1S
~ Mo- ~ - weu11
~eseetsos ~ sovusG1sr fp~w
t'sses. lsUpeAes ~ ~ ssews
psises. ~ Gwveensnas1. -
AN $40 seuna6n1ng essupA-
The fate % IN nsstieA eupos6.
tloasfy fssus vas pnessssia fos ~
moment. cspssnlatlsa N npsvsss
We tahea 10 meaa thaf iinilsn
troops attacking that end ~ ~
line wsvs pouring IN soush wifhuse
opposlsloa 10 The Gulf of costneh
outfIsnkins The nritlsh impsvsslo
and jsepeFdistnx tbsiv line AZ re-
trsat hack toward Athens sa1
Aegean posts fcv evacuation.
u sppesss1 ~ ~ nsssen
wsw&1 1--we - sees ~ No.
ia~s - ~ ssaeaoolsp pss>A
p~ssso1v Issssag huo6n1 unun
eQuopme9A
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For II days the Greeks and
IN elite British erpcdItionary
corps had stood off the pound
ing Of the wehrmacht. Out
numbered In man power by
odds of anything from five In
ten 10 one. and In machines
by = far greater margin. the
allies had fought ~ stubborn
. battle - Was within their
capacity.
But Germany had too many
guns, too many tanks. too many
Stukas. too many endorsements
Collapse Of the southern Ser
bisn army, enabling the Nssis
20 slice through the yardar
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Sports World
FLASHES

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"Wednesday 10 70 ~ ~ oie.uea
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Span Collapse
Cause Is Told

Failure and collapse al The Ia
coma Harrows bridge was due 10
tho Wind. II was revealed here
Wednesday in a report by q board
Of engineering experts appointed
To investigate the ioss in behalf
Of the government.
Federal Works Administrator
John N. carmody disclosed the
technical opinions In = report 10
him from O. II. Amman Of New
York City. Theodore Won karmsn
Of Pasadena. Calf. and Glenn n.
Woodruff Of Berkeley, cailf.. who
visited the site last December to
study the spans wrsekaxe
The central portion ef the
ns,ts-iong structure crashed
ints the hay On Nov. !. Com
p,~tei only fous mcsths be-
fore ~ . .est Of ~. 400. Goa.
the bridge ss~ built with .
$500. 900 grant ffom the putt
Ne works administration.
In summing its conclusions
Wednesday. the board said tina
collapse was "dus To sxceAsivs
oscillations caused by Wind
action"
The report said that ~ appears
reasonably certain that the first
failure was the slipping u ths
Continued ON Page 4. Column ~
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Fasicsts Claim Desert
Attack Is Crushed

ROME-Another attempt by the
British in besieged Tobruk In Libys
70 break through axis lines mas
been crushed. an Italian war com
munique said Wednesday.
During the sorfis, . number
Of British tanks were de-
stroyed. and arms and war
materials were captured. this
oommunique said.
Italian resistance continued iu
East Africa, the communiaue said,
reporting that British attacks had
been repulsed In the bessie area
Of Ethiopia
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campaign Into one long rear
guard action. starting In the
northern mountain ranges. the
British and Greeks slowly gave
ground. They halted 10 give
battle NJ earh natural barrier.
then retreated south 20 the
nest mountain range, and
fought again.
Today the Germans had cut
through the last barrier. that of
Thermopylas. and there Was moth
ing but . broad. flat highway and
rear guard attachments who were
prepared TO sell their lives ss dear
ly A. possible between the Man
spearhesd and Athens.
Wednesday two questions were
uppermost In London:
How many British troops
have bern saved, Where Win
Hitler strike pertr
To the first question there was
no ready answer. The Germans
have claimed and logic would In.
dicsts that they are correct--tha'
the British IN the past few days
have been desperately attempting
to evacuate ~ many Of their sol
disrs as possible.
One German claim was that
1000 British troops had been los,
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Man. With Throat
Cut, Found Dead!

osis simpson. shos,s 10. ~ss
found dead Wednesday IN Ms ion<
Al ~. 7. Box szt. fsfsisnd. ~
Deputy sn<riffs Luther Wright
and N Dahl. who vsrs ssut 70
lnysstiKsts. foiio~inx . esii 70 ths
shsfiffs Office ~ n<iRhbsf,
whose .ispseions had bssn aroused
By sns coalssasd asssncs II tns
elderly man.
The deputies vs~r foseed 20
brsss through shS daov is<ssd
from tbs lnsiese. and found ssmps<n
on ths floor ny ts.e s<d. bis THREAT
cut. sppsrsnfiy with . butcher
knifs. Tine Of dssth vas sstsbs
iisha<i - Friday.
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Piaball, Slsi Mashins
0persiors CT uelieos

OLthor1A---rhs sesfs - cosu-
mission sol notices Wednesday ~
1 50 spsfaGass a. pesssit 81 -
msehlnss. advising TIN - ths6g
liability under the new smazenwene
msehins Ia sffsefsvs MAJ !.
me tsx y - pr eess a. p>nhan
msehin~s ard o<hsss il w16eb nnsGl
plays : part - IL vtnn6nGo go
10 per esnt % spoas spogoelng ~
cone a slo< m1ehiass - thnno
governed snsirsiy ~ ehnn9a.
All spssstoss msee sosusU 49,
tlfiestSs and have 1eenGno tnnnbs1
fog each machine.
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Seaman Shortage
Tonic for Meet

WAsH1NGTON The martins
commission Wednesday called .
conference April "a for martins
labor representatives and ship
owners 10 consider means Of re-
li~ying the scnis shortage ~
sailors 10 man the merchant ships
now being built
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Meat Packing Plant
Workers Get Pay Boost

CHICAGO Eight per cent wage
increases "Wednesday we're given
more than 1000 employees u meat
packing houses
A spokesman for Wilson = Go.
said tins Increase would affect ap-
proximsisly 1900 workers en-
pioysd at hourly wages IN the
oompsnys plants throughout the
nation Ths Increase MA effective
similarly for about GOO manual
workers" In the csidshy chain.