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Evening star., 1941-01-25
Bu||itt Says U. S. Must Buy
Time to Prepare; Questions
Lindbergh's Views on Invasion
Axis Won't Attack U.S..
While Fighting Allies,
Ex-Envoy Declares

BACKGROUND
House Foreign Affairs Commit
tee is hearing arguments on ad-
ninistration' legislation 1Dhich
Uould permit material aid to
Britain on lease or lend basis.
Present statutes restrict aid to
-and-carry plan. Already on
record is report of British run
ming short of cash to obtain
merchant ships, WarplaneS and
nuuul UeSSelS in fight against
drts poWerS. Chief objections
center on large po1Uers granted
President in legislation.
Evening star., 1941-01-25
Hideout Raided,
Sinnd Reported
Held in Rumania
Antonescu Warns
Iron Guurdists
To Purge Selves
BACKGROUND

Rumanid has been ruled BY
Iron Guard, through Gen. Ion
AntoneScu, chief OF state, since
last September, 1Uhen King Carol
dbdicated as result OF ceSsior1 OF
part OF TranSylvanta to Hun
gary. Iron Guard split, tDith one
faction demanding return OF
TronSyluanta. Vice Premier Horid
Sin1a led reUoIt of extremists this
Ueek rhich has brought Wide-
spread death and destruction in
Rumnnid.
Evening star., 1941-01-25
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
CAIRO, Egypt. Jan. 25.-British
general headquarters reported today
that a column Of Italian medium
tanks was dispersed" yesterday 3
miles east of Derna, or about ITS
miles inside Libya from the Egyptian
frontier.
A comlnunlque also reported fur
ther patriot (native) successes" in
Ethiopia and added that the Ital-
ians had abandoned more posts.
About 600 prisoners were taken in
Eritrea. it declared, while those cap
tured at Tobruk would probably
number mot less than 10000"
Large quantities of guns and ma
terial are being sorted and checked
at Tobruk, the communique said.
On the Kenya Colony front, the
British said, patrols we're operating
in Italian areas and continuing to
eject Italian detachments from the
British side of the frontier.
Graziani Moves Headquarters.
Marshal Rodolfo Graziani has re-
moved his Libyan army headquar-
tiers from the Akdar Mountain town
of Cirene and withdrawn most of
the garrison of the port of Derna
from the path of the British drive
west of smouldering Tobruk, accord
ing to military circles here.
The British said heavy attacks by
r. A. F. planes ranging ahead of
advancing columns apparently had
forced the italian command to leave
Cirene, so miles west of Derna and
las miles west of Tobruk. Derna
was reported left virtually unde-
Tended.
Reports from the British-occupied
base at Tobruk indicated, however,
that the main British drive was
cutting south of these coastal posi-
tions, directly across the Cirenaican
hump" toward the next big Italian
base at Bengasi.
Wavell Visits Troops.
British tanks and Australian in
fantrv have been reported in the
vicinity of Ell Mechili. southwest of
Derna and almost halfway along
the 150-mile inland route from
Tobruk to Bengasi.
1t was disclosed last night that
Gen. Sir Archibald P Wavell, COM
mander of the Army of the Nile,
visited his troops in Tobruk Thurs
day, the day after it fell to British
assault.
He praised the soldiers there
Australians lolling in the sun, riding
Italian bicycles through streets lined
with shell-torn buildings and eat
ing victory" meals of captured
Italian food supplies and wine.
The columns already moving to
the west we're composed of troops
held in reserve during the Tobruk
attack.
Desert fighters were said to have
penetrated 80 miles into Eritrea
from the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan
(See LIBYA, Page A-40
Evening star., 1941-01-25
Bethlehem Steel Plant
Picketed in Protest.
.ByS. ". 0. {.
Workers Not Kept Out;
U. S. ConciIiotors Seek
Allis-ChoImers Peace
By the Associated Press.

6S tHt associated PreSS.
Pickets patrolled entrances of the
Bethlehem Steel Co.'S plant at
Bethlehem, Pa, today. while in Mil
Waukee Government conciliators
sought to negotiate a settlement be-
tween strikers and the Allis- -Chal-
merS Manufacturing Co.
Van A. Bittner, head of the Steel
Workers Organizing Committees
drive to organize Bethlehem work
ers, announced that men who quit
work in what he termed a protest
demonstration" would return to
their jobs tomorrow.
Mr.. Bittner estimated about $500
Of the plants $1,000 employees laid
down their tools in three depart
ments yesterday and remained away
from work today.
Pickets at plant entrances made
no effort to delay workers. A COM
pany spokesman said the plant was
operating normally The company,
with plants in Pennsylvania, New
York and Maryland, holds more
than a billion dollars of defense
contracts.
Demonstration Spontaneous"
Mr.. Bittner declared the demon
stration-which temporarily inter-
ferred with some operations in the
three departments-was "spontane-
GUS on the part of the workers" and
was a protest against what he said
was the company's refusal to adjust
the unions grievances.
Il expect a contract with Beth
lehem Steel within the next six
weeks, or two months at the out
side-without flght"-Mr. Bittner
said.
The Allis- Chalmers plant, which
holds $26,OOO,0O0 of defense con-
tracts, stood idle for the fourth con-
secutive day. The principal strike
issue is demand by the C. I. O.'s
United Automobile Workers Union
for a closed shop.
Msgr. Francis j. Haas and Mai.
(See STRIKES. Page A-4D
Evening star., 1941-01-25
Italian Tank Column
Routed Near Derna,
British Report
Fuscists Said to Have
Abandoned More Posts
On Eritreun Front
BACKGROUND.

BACKGROUND
British began offensive Decen1-
Der g, 1910. against Italian forces
in Egypt and quickly INFESTED the
Fascist outpost at Sidi Burr1ni.
Thereafter folloUed capture OF
Bdrdia and this 1Deek Tobruk, so
miles from Egyptian frontier in
Libya. Troops noU are striking
at Dernu, on the hump" OF
Libya. Farther iCeSt lie Beng1Si
and Tripoh.
Evening star., 1941-01-25
Summary of Todoy's Stor

Washington and Vicinity.
Conservation bills among 20 present.
ed Maryland Assembly. Page Ais
Traffic toll mounts to 13 here as
woman dies. Page Ais
Evening star., 1941-01-25

Foreign.
British troopship sunk, Italians
claim. Page Al
Italians leaving Derna garrison.
British report. Page Al
British planes bomb Nazi submarine
base at Lorient. Page Al
Sima reported held in Rumania after
troops storm hideout. Page Al
Losses force Italians to reorganize 7
divisions, Greeks say. Page Az
Thai heavy artillery bombards Indo-
China fortress. Page A-3
National.
Bethlehem Steel plant picketed by
S. w. O.. c. Page Al
Republicans asked to draft British
aid bill compromise. Page Al
Far-reaching changes in procedure Of
Federal agencies urged. Page AS
Evening star., 1941-01-25

(See RUMANIA, Page A-6J
Evening star., 1941-01-25

(See NAVAL, Page A-4)
Evening star., 1941-01-25

(See HALIFAX, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1941-01-25

Fair, slightly colder, lowest about % to-
night; tomorrow increasing cloudiness,
rising temperature; rain tomorrow
night. Temperatures today-Highest, IS
at noon; lowest, SO, at 1901 am; "a at /.
From the United States Weather Bureau report
Evening star., 1941-01-25
Demonstration Spontaneous"

(See STRIKES, Page A-4)
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28

with ne completion q ne in-
6uctfon q the a1fd Division cofa=
posed Of troops EFoan IIiinozs. which
began On March ). Al eighteen NJ
liOnal Guard Divisions I'll haze
been inancted into Fedexai herytes
These National Guard lFo1pa :
stationed IN soshs uliFtY~nTe newly
established cafl1enmens and sIE
squadron etasfon1. essven haFbM o.
feflsa stations. and nineseen Regular
Army past1. win thu largest con-
esRtrati0n ~ Camp Shelby. Atnasz-
zippA Seine tHengY-one E1loasan6
National uuardman are statkoGsd
Tiers. Merit largest h Camp Biand-
tns- Florida. where TIE Mzaa1antua
National Guard Is stationed
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28

feet on Jackson street PasuaEcuia.
walter Loyal 70 james Joseph n
80 feet a f0t Z Ter q 81. .. Our
lte tract.
Alphnsazs fseanssa Jr. % Henry
HeaugvA i0 81. Hlk i5s. n Ocean
smings
state q Mlaxiszppa 10 A a. Pei
ham. lots Z ard D "a X l. n,
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Sec TO- T T,Ra
A n. Barnes 70 Ma Andle Rogers.
"a 20 ~ 20 feet IN Sec =. r 9.
Nina 0Donoh8e To AGNES Nal
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tract ia PascaaDala
PntrinlA 3 SclanfeF 70 " q @ier-
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dlytaioa.
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ROW Rice. MWt Of Mwa e MA q
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Moss Point
r. n Bacot 20 VuFRsl Alien and
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tin avenue b. 400 feet
. Guy Kreba 70 Stanford pnAeyl
i0s corner of Tucker and Behonl
streets. city Of Pnscaeoula. La b
les feet.
~ l. Head 10 D. n Avery. ~
9 Of Mos Point Emegrnncy build
Ing tract. ssctiou 70, It's. n 9 y.
W. O. Stewart % John Klihaa and
Mrs John KiItas. lot 90 % 100 fees
On Telephone Road IN Moss Putnt
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Catherine Cullam TO Marvin Me-
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RECORDS
ESTABLISHED
HOME REPAIR

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last year N both the naznheF ard
soiums q moaefniaaiien and rspAis
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28
REAL ESTATE
IN
COUNTY GROW

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cesnsy showed . sight oarrNase
esrtnn Sire middle q Ae mox1sa
according - Ire RECORDS af Chan
CRY ClrFx Fscd nykur Tzeyp uere
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acsordisE e the rpenFus Of trans.
fer1 however. theF did reveal .
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ccxnp4nio6 stable de~selopnent ln
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-28

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
First Pictures Of Quinis
With Kin in Seven Years

kin az probably most youngsters
in well-to-do families with gov
ernesses and nurses for the chill
dren. Their parents visit them
daily for as long a. thev like and
Sunday - always family day.
With dinner around one big table
for papa. mama and all their chill
dren. The two children nearest the
CUNTS age 20 TO school with
them.
Here for the first time. you see
the family reunited before news
paper camera. and are given an
opportunity 10 see the parents as
they look today. and compare the
CUNTS and brothers and sisters
Mr. Dionnes participation in
the control n rs children has
steadily increased and he and his
wife now Confidently look forward
10 the fun restoration Of the
Quintuplets 70 them.
Meanwhile. official studies q the
Quintuplets indicate that after
seven years q an unique upbring-
ing. the intelligence 81 al five ~
above normal and that their health
= 50 good that their life expect
ancy - greater than for the aver
age child - their age.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

Seven years ago this month, the
worlds most famous and unique
children. its only quintuplets, we're
separated legally and physically
from their parents. Olivia and
Elzire Dionne. The five identical
misses were placed under the con
trol Of an unprecedented guardian
ship created by the Province Of
Ontario. They were given into the
care Of the doctor who delivered
them and saved their lives. Allan
Roy Dafoe, and were moved into
a nursery hastily erected for them
Since then they have left the
nursery's small confines only once.
But. and this - news. the tx
tent n their separation from their
family has decreased 70 a point
where they see as much n their
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19

BOSTON - John Alden, i. Of
Walpole. direct descendant Of John
Alden and Priscilla Mullens, has
enlisted in the navy He told
recruiting officers he is an 18th
generation member of the old Pill
grim family whose romance vas
described in Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow's poem. The Court
ship Of Miles Standish."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Discover Peat Boys
In North Carolina

RALEIGH, y. C.-ExtenslYe
peat deposits-as deep as five feet
in some places were reported in
eastern North Carolina BY surveys
Of the state department Of conser-
walton and development. State Ge-
ologist Jasper L. Stuokey estimst-
ed il requires approximately 300
years 10 create one inch Of peat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-19
Posse Bomber Tanks
To Aid Fire Fighters

OLYMPIA Gasolins tanks from
BOeing bomoers grill help the state
control forest fires this summer.
The tanks we're discarded by the
aircraft factory for bullet-proof
tanks and we're purchased by the
state forestry division They VIII
be mounted on light fast trucks
carrying fire hose and water
pumperA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Phone Want Ads 10 Main s1sI


This Weeks Prices
Egg Mash, 100 los. Sis
Scratch Feed ........ 80
TriDIe Duty Mash.
100 lbs. ......... 100
Chick Scratch. 100 los. 40
Albers Chick Starter
Mash. 100 lbs. 80. 2.9s
Pullet grower mash.
100 lbs. .......... 40
Chick Feeders. each. .o5
Glass fountains, each. Is
Nu-Life for lawns. 100
lbs. ............. $50
Nu-Life for gardens.
100 lDs., 3-lo-7 -. 2.4o
Sulphate Of Ammonia.
100 los. ......... BIS
Sheep eueno. sack -. Is
Garden peat moss, bale 2.35
Lawn grass, ID. -. SIS
LilIy's rabbit pellets,
100 lbs. ........ 2.l5
Sprayers-5oc and up.
Arsnate Of Lead, lib. 30
4 lbs. ............ 10
Red River potato mix,
| ID. ............. 30
4 lbs. ........... IS
3. K. Fly Spray. gal. :. LOO
Bring container.
60 WEST weeviI bait,
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Strawberry folders, bdl. Us
Cash and Carr
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Pets. Dogs, Birds, etc.
CUTE Pekingese female pup, slo or
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PUPPIES: all kinda. IS up. PET
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

equity. Free auprsisals "
SPIES Pat Sro BIZ. Bldg BR
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STOP WASTING TIME! List
with us. We GET results.
2icheven investment Co.
T54 Broadway Main $3.50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

MANY BUYERS wishing homes II
you want % sell. car BR 741e
kERE-GEANFE TNr
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Real Estate For Sale

Real Estate For Sale
ITS GARDEN TINE
CIT YOUR FrSoERs IN TIE SOIL
INV s-room hoass. Al o ons floor
Just outside city limits - =
fioorse attic. EaraFe Eround l.ek-
10 shade tres. Jus " -.
for . nice Farofn md = feE cnieA-
ems $500. stoo down, balance
az 50 mo.
WEST Ind rooms : bedrooms
and bath upstairs. Fun basement.
furnaue. 2 lots. lawn and shrubocfy
karsgs. This place Is IN excellent
eoneit.on. It's = eArssin a. - BOO
3 ROOMS and bath, iots 3sps Esst
Jay. pan price 1900, sfoo down.
bal Ike rent
e ROOMS and bath. AL on one floor
9Th avenue district Reduced 70
$500. $3.50 down e2S month
ACRES rooms. double sarge
oetbuildinss, lots 81 fruit and Der
res Old couple must sell Price
$500. = cash.
9 ROOMS close % Mcchord fisld
Furnished Ground s5xi20 Double
garage. Pine place for = large fam
~ or % rent a few rooms Pull
price 81 500. $500 down, cas- mo.
SOUND REALTY CO., INC.
pal Tacoma Ave. Main SOS
TO SETTLE ESTATE
AN opportunity pickup. A real nice
ed 23rd and X district. A good
home or investment for someone
VIII rent for s35 month. Heirs
anxious TO settle. administrator
says sell for e. OOo cash.
wM. HENDRY co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

TWO Sunrise beach lots. sale or
trade for small city. Owner sool
East 2
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Real Estate Wanted

HOMES. FARMS. RENTALS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
LIST with Us means = sale for YOU
Exchange 3 Realty Co.
lloS SO. Tacoma Ave
office. BR sss2 Eve. PR s3ss
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WANTED-Three bedroom houae 400
down go month Best OF refer
ences. Deal U1th owner Write K-2
Tsrorna Tines
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I Az looking for 4 or room
house about g 600 L YOU want
20 sell call HESDRY CO 6th a.
Pine Ma iioz OF Ma 722s
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WANT scre VITA stream Food house.
? o Box $50. Tacoma
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loeeed-off Lands
Waterfront Property

WRTTE OF call for booklet o. logged
land IN West. Wash. for sale on easy
terms NegerhaeuSer Timber Co
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HAVE BUYER for modern 5 room
home I'd % q 500. Ma ssss AT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

CASH euyer for e. Or 5-rm bunza-
log. LIST Eitn Huber. GA zo42.
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NAlEEl CHAIRS FOR RENT
W 'G1 OVERIaAND'S MAE efaa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

LIST YOUR HOME with a firm that
gets results Call Us. and get your
cash n - hours. RAINIER RIAL
TY co. 4o2 Wash. Bldz. BR s2si
Eve. Ga 1897.
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Cash Buyer With 5000
WANTS HoAfE not over 10 years old.
located IN good section OF town.
Quick action Cal Gsorio Realty
Co Main sf1i
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

BUY AND Skill Your Goods the
Auction WAY. TAG. AVE. AUCTION
HOUSE e23 Tao. Ave. MA s744
WALLPAPER remnAnta io-roll lots
sc I'D. JOHNSON PAINT CO.
il42 Broadway. Broadway s242
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F'oR sAI4E-MontAg wood and cos
range, excellent condition Gar
land 27e7-W
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GLASS GLAZING . u., and nirrors sales sac.
Co. i52e-IS2e Commerce. MA 7ii2
Evening star., 1941-04-23
Georgia Ave. Merchants
Ask StreamIine Cars

An immediate increase in the
number OF new streamline streetcars
on Georgia avenue was urged by the
Georgia Avenue Businessmens' AS
sociation at a meeting of the asso-
citation last night at 1920 Georgia
avenue NV.
The group argued that the present
cars are out-moded and should be
replaced by the newer cars "as
Georgia avenue is a main artery to
the downtown area and is considered
one Of the best business sections"
A special bulletin to businessmen
OF the section was urged by the
president, Oscar Felker, to warn
their drivers Of the many accidents
that might result from careless op-
GRAFTON of light trucks.
Cooperation was pledged the Pet
worth and Arkansas Avenue Citi-
zens' Associations In the covenant
the two groups are negotiating.