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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-06

At the regular meeting OF the
Eastern Star last Tuesday night,
Mrs. G. r. Winkenwerder ex-
planned the duties of grand rep
resentative. The Worthy Matron,
Mrs. Roy Stafford, gave short talk
on the different funds sponsored by
the Order OF Eastern Star.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-06
River View Seniors
to Present School Play

The seniors of River View school
at Hover will give the play ''Har-
vest Queen" in the high school
auditorium next Friday night, No
vember z, at 8 o'clock.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-06

Benton County Pomona grange
viii meet at Kiona Benton Satur-
day, November 8, at 2 pm. This IN
the annual election OF officers.
Election viii be at pm, dinner &C
$50. degree work at 7:30. A lecture
hour viii follow. - 49,"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Judges Undecided
About Grand Jury

All four superior sofft psdsss
~sr. IN conferences Thursday on
~. question 81 esiiiss q Srsn1
lruy In ri.re. oosuiy. MT ., ,hs
conclusion n vas learned they
reached NJ decision.
Presiding Judge v. q REMAIN
SID;
W. have hsi5 ,Eo ssrh eons
fsrsness. ard ~1ll bod more. We
nav. tals.d Win several persons
bgt there are others Ss expect 10
appear later On"
Prosecuting Attorney Thor e
Tolisfson attended ths conferences
Thursday morning A. Session
bsid "Wednesday sftsfEooa. Harry
N. Johnston. former prosecuting
attorney. and william FsTrsr. Ia
coma police captain. vsrs inter
viewed BY the judges.
Tsiisfsosn had No comment ~
make co nls part IN ths thursday
morning session
Judge Esnsaa Indicated that
Shsis there VAS no decision 20 cali
q gFsn1 Js5ry s0~. the ORA 10 stlli
under eonsiosrstion n reason -
sno<n subsequently, 10 Justify sses
action.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Greer Incident
Probe Is Sought

WAatees0yOS--esa. a>fsl1 =.
Wye. n, N a.. lssf.Aswss : sssntp.
sisa Tssssa.y ealing srss ~
s~asts naval affairs sos2itsss -
lnsssflgsfs Inc e~tton h~<wega
uaifsa states ssSeFoyss ess~sv ~
az snlasatsfsss sss~svsns -
~ses.
sys. . hey ssssss 10 ths ssaeeD
lsol.liselss slo<. rrsspo~nd ia ~
eommsftss .ssssios affiesvs -
er~~ 81 iss firsss go sxeNlne -
efdsss ant ~ 10
Tss rsssl.fsee fssshsw pvsppup1
that tns somnlttss s~essssis -
Fspefs 20 shs ssssss 81 s<1s<e -
Sod ~ naval ssthsesssee ovveen~
lax rs ep~sssla~ - u. = wsssnsDo
s~s~ssa tns tinlIs1 stats ~ -
lscd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

Otto A. Cas-. state treasurer.
Mrs. Pearl wansmsssr. state
superintendent ~ schools. and
Mrs Belle Reeves, secretary 81
stat. voted for the resolution.
Jack Taylor. stats land commits
xonsr. asked that the record
show him not voting.
Though members ~ the bosri
went into the meeting with Esnlsi
oountensncss and calling sseh
other by their fist names. the
Jsbs begsn slmn~s AZ soon a. Chm
missioner jack Taylor announced
that the purpose ~ ~. meeting
Was 10 pss~ On tho Markham and
Hiil claims and Gov. I4sngiIs said
he had nothing To offer.
WAS NOT CONCERNED
Il sm not 81 all eonesrnsd sith
this ~ thsrs - any problem m
connection with IL MARKHAM sna
Hili youehsrsj. have not any
lconiinSsd on Page .. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Morse Tops Board
For Rail Probe

NAsHfNGTOS-Wsyns Lyman
Horss. dean - TIE University Of
Oregon laW school. will head N,
five man board nzmsd ~ Pres.
dent Roosevelt 10 investigate facts
involved IN the dispute bstwssn
the railroads ana their employs.
The national mediation board
announced Ire personnel ~ ths
board Wsdrssdsy night sftsf -.
president hsd announced it, fornla-
ton In the morning al Hyde PARK
The mediation board meets IN Chi
esgo Monday 10 dstsunins whers
the fact finding hoard viii meet.
Other members u the railroad
board are Thofns. Reed Powell,
Harvard i2N professor. Joseph
Henry wllits. director % socasl
sciences for fhs Rockefeller FOun-
dstlons James Cummings Bon
fright. finance professor 81 Co
iBfnbls university. snd Huston
Thompson. Washington attorney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
City Gets More
Rain, Some Hail

hhs.sfs fsf shs - hssfs peffef
ending ~ . o n Thursday.
bfuasht Tssnms AZ lnsh ~ rain.
raising the TRIAL fos ths fifs' II
day. a. thi. noash 70 All inshss
Normal foe the entire munth 81
Hsptsfnbss here 70 % insn<s
One sho~ss. ss-ous 4 p. ~ Wei.
nssdsy. fnsssrf sssssts. ssa~snz
ssSsrs IN svssfio~. me weather
hure.s estimated - tnes ~ fsis
fell IN lsss than . half hour Tss~ss
aiso ~.s q light fail ~ hAii and
some thunder and l.shfnlex.
Parity slassdy weather u fess-
east fee FRIDAY. ~ith sssstssss
showers In ths ssslefa part - tse
stats Thursday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Japan Trying 10 Keep
Out OF War With u. S.

TOKYO - Emperor Hirohito on
Thursday took direct command Of
Japanese army headquarters and
moved 10 assure close army col
laboration with Premier Prince
Fumimaro konoye's government.
which appeared 10 be trying 10
keep Japan out ~ war even II that
meant drifting away from her
Axis ties.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Planning Huge Patriotic Rally
In Stadium Early Next Month

within the Tacoma rom r1uniiy
viii be invited 70 participate
Mayor Cain declared.
And he includes virtually the
entire state In the community.
Mayors ard other public officials
from surrounding cities and even
Portland and Seattle viii b asked
70 come. ne said.
We've had IN. Assurance that
the army will send several thou
CONTINUED On Page 8. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Soviet Military
Machine May Be
Killers End!
By LOUIS 2. kEEMlE
United Press War Analyst
TODAY'S WAR MOVES
REG. u. s Pat OffJ

The military machine which
Russia has built up slice 1925
may turn out TO be the rock
on which Hitler will crash.
Much has been written about
the sheer weight Of Russian man
power as the one thing likely 10
stop Hitler. II Is a vital factor,
nut not the only one. The prog
ress OF hostilities in an months
OF war, and the position of the
armies as shown In Thursdays
communiques. demonstrates that
nanpower has been intelligently
directed and is backed by efficient
fighting machines, on land and In
the air.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12


ne dispatches r~ps~tsa that
IA ns..i.a sssssss.st.ss H<e.s
ap new t.srm.a assaults na
the xstss ~ k~~ ~tts ~ nm
enemy casualties a n.Fss asy
ard alxhs n.hsinr.
2 Hurried TIE Germans k~sk -
maF. mglss - INC e~ssf>l
fruas. taking ~ s.sssssiaesi ~.
lssss
4 The nws.ssns ~rul.~d N.a
concentrations zee n . ~h<x.
~e@t - ths nvis. river ~hssh
fia~s fs.m Estens. shsv.ssa vlss-
h~ss on ths nnrth esatfsl fsons.
th~sftsd attempts ~ n. sssmY
IN efass the river .na re1svsnsea
tho village ef ntsnns.
A A He'd army Force IN eaa-
tnnaous eaunt@ssf,seks IN ths
ks~tsng sector near f.ss Tsp.-
acre. about TOO mile. southwest ~
kandsisshks Too the Asstls MIR.
msnss ssstsrl rscspsnsrd strategic
p-ssnt. sLsndnn dispatches s~pofte<i
that snow had started fstiins IN
E,nisna s.a thai sss ts~smans
apparently we're starting = bew
push toward aufmanss. the great
Russian ross Ia The Asvtie.l
I'm. defenders ~ f.ensnsysa
snd Odessa continued 10 h<af
hsss Enemy siege tra-ps and 10
stand firm sEslnst eacffns~s
ssrssl and ARTILLERY sosnssrsin~ss.
& A fierce battle continued after
tss weeks In ire sfss Fl
sslikls Lssl. t7s misss sns nnrfn
~ snolsnss. where Inc ND army
sss reported a. have rsptis~d
attacks ard destroyed ~ o0o
Germans sso taaks. leo s1ns sns
and ~ planes. accord
lng 10 the fssd star.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

WAsHINGION-Jonn 7. lynn
economist and eolumnist. asserted
before a senate investigating sub
committee Thursday that the mo-
ton picture industry has sup
pressed one sd. Of the national
debate over var and has created
a tremendous engine ~ pTops-
gsnos for controlling and milan
"a the public mind"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

Americans firSt-memhers
Of organized labor and INDUS
trial executives second. That
is the essence Of the meaning
Of the smelter settlement.
II VA. democracy IN action
In the hest sense Of the phrase.
Last month the Ruston union
International Union Of Mine. Mil
and smelter Workers voted over
whelmingly TO strike In support Of
a request for pay increase.
That the men were ready then
10 faree a plant closure because
% sincere belief their demand Was
just there 10 no doubt.
Jst as vigorously. the man
agement insisted the proposed
change In payroll would be out
OF line.
Both sides, however. were
conscious of responsibilities
10 community and nation.
Both sides realized that. IN
these critical days Of All-out ma
tional defense effort. such q Grip
pling Of major industry would
he embarrassing to the nation.
detrimental To the community.
40 both sides agreed to accept
federal mediation.
The management accepted the
federal proposal for a wage IN
crease OF ten cents an hour.
Union members met - for s,x
hours. II was not Easy for union
leaders To convince members that
the proposed compounds WAS all
that II should be.
but the argument that needs of
the nation transcribed all else
prevailed. The men voted T35 to-
70 To accept.
Union members. leaders,
smelter management and u.
s. conciliators all deserve the
thanks of the community and
the gratitude of America.
BY way Of contrast. Wednesday
Nazis executed president and sec
rotary OF conquered Norways ma
tional labor organization.
At the same time the Nazi mill
tsry said all labor leaders urging
strike action should be shot. and
al union members involved IN
strikes would serve long penal
terms
Thank God. In America n,en stili
may vote mo without surrender |
Ing freedom of life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Agree on Wage Changes
Los ANaEIEN

Los ANGELES - Officials Of
Locshssd Aircraft corporation ard
"a subsidiary. Vega Airpisns com
psny. sn6 tire negotiating com
nnittes for ia employees Indicated
THURSDAY tnst ar seespisbls wage
had been reached.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
WASHINGTON ProSlden

Roosevelt in a momenious
radio address Thursday night
will give the American people
the cold. hard facts Of the
international crisis IN simple
English which will leave no
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Awarded House Project

WASHINGTON - The u. s.
housing authority Thursday
awarded a S1.7o4 900 contract to
IN. Western Construction Co. Sc
attic, for construction OF 500
unit housing project for defense
workers at Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Future Sale Of State Timber
May Now Proceed Smoothly
One Cause OF Friction on Lond
Boord Out With Firing OF Cruisers
ln, Ia,nm. Iimr. siaff Mrft,fl

contention brouTh, Into the board
Of peoples
timber state school lands should
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Raj Extends Great Aerial
Raids 10 Heart Of Italy

ss~ raid a ~~s eaeslrssd - -
Implicit ~sfssag - 1sfnAay -
.asa shs l<esf6~eass ntgkks o.
mas s.s,sfu - ~~si - ~se(een
sssl<s acre semAns ~itasp nvsefne
bsssnsnx fsnxs. 1sa si>s - =
@afslsx 70 fs4iY fs&t ~ v1aess
se-al1 - . hxsa sns.
To srapAsssz~ th1 sltxr~a s1snr
slea n sns $50 ~ me sss. No.
n<sss.Y ns.ht 80 shs snsnN9
sss.sxhs aixns n ~ss<n - g.
msa pass wxs FeDerfe1 49,
Great lssts3l1. rh<~~ ~ - -
sz<h . t~e-ssy hss sas1s hnesn
- sass IL
muoE 1xnxs mDemYxD
AS-fEn uosGmEnS LEAVE
ras slr nlaisSxy rspnsss1 ~
Il is4sx ~ fires vsss esHuH1o1 -
Tursn sftsr IN mwstisn bsmhnpo
nzd done snets wogn-
Crew nenhsss ~ ths homhnD
.hieA stts<he1 rxSsA in<huon1
sosns ~,ne hansed nssilz 6~n1nv
nlxht. ~ eeassAst. my go 49,
fsalixn feFsy wss ~iiks - go
ansr trip IN p>Acs tina
Targets In rzfsn. tnsy - -
eiaa<1 10th factories ard fszlr~n1A
rh~ sItxez wzx led ~ Axxe fsses
snxin~d steriiag and Hailfnn
scms~rs. sssssts1 ~ scns N>Dr
srsined craft
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

A huge community Wids pat
riotio rally. 70 n sponsored by
the Elks but 70 take IN every
servics club. every veterans orgs-
nization, union, womens club
Improvement club-every group
IN the city and county which would
demonstrate its patriotsm-wih
Be held IN the Tacoma stadium
shortly after the first OF October
Mayor Harry p Cain presented
the idea In an address at the Elks
club Wednesday night The club
adopted IL by UNANIMOUS sccls-
nation and Exalted Ruler Ken
Kennel Immediately appointed
Col Paul Warren as general chair
rssn % IN. celebration
Plans are 90 pack the huge
stadium In . grand rally Of
the city and county's civilian
and military forces. ns
workers and its industrial
l~s6srs.
Every DUN sn1 h8ris corps.
every band, every marching unit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
SOVIET FIGHTING POWER
WAS UNDER-RATED

II now seems that Russia's fight
ing power was under-rsted. just
as Hitlers was until II WAS too
late 10 halt his attack on ali
Europe. Much has been made OF
the assertion that "purges In the
Continued on Psg. Il. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Smashing Counter Aiiaelz
Roll Back Nazis On Four
Fronts, Russians Assert
Gsrmon Efforts 10 Stem SuvoQo
Soviet Ofisnsives Meet with
Defeat and Heavy Casualties
sUliuInS

tn>po> -sB<sss A-~>npuss &u1ons p~puv~o
r-s-sss Ns~ssss " - n~~s~v ~ 49, eppusnmmu. -
~ n.sssssss sA~ss~s n~suss $780, -
sss>sh os---s. srs~ss 80 -. Cs~~>s~A
toNcoss-N novkl Aa soocu psooyuo QAser
HAse ese nUss1Ase o0nGn nn11rnY ~
tusvwAe o. rvs sAsrss saopv epssclAls 40 Yuo1oAV
A. TVS deeMAsa tAoseC4oo oofvoe 4 nnA1un4
Tvs swtsr AspaoAcn ~ Wlsrue
ssow NA3 rAsrto pAklseo 4
6Att n0u1Ym -
ss~so ACCORDING 70 ossrItN sseoanAYpop
AsofNen eeaAAN
soAst ueroa ALSO VA ssroesss.
MosCOw-Rsd army eeanssrstiseLs wevs rvpsvte1 \
ar dispatches Thursday Ia have smashed Csrmsn 60
rnrstcn. with huss casualties on The uhssisa ssssrua
ort harm and Arrtf. fxoof.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

WASHINGTON All radio net
works viii hrosdcas, President
Rocsevclts speech Thursday night
ATOP m. EST Is .. m. Tacomal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

The chief cause u the friction
which has delayed action for
several weeks on the business Of
the board WAS removed with the
termination ~ the services 81
John ~. Markham and ". 81.
Jones, two orii~rs hired by Gov.
Arthur LAnglis IN check the
values placed on school timber by
the land department cruisers.
This action was taken Wsdnss-
day In the adoption ~ a resolu-
ton presented by Oliver Main.
assistant attorney general. author
ring and directing the chairman
Of the board Of state land com
misSlonsrs 10 approve the vouchers
Of Markham and Jones. the for
m.r for 1924 and thu latter for
siOszs.
TAYLOR DOESN'T VOTE
&c. eanfsfs - 80. ...A
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
wEATHfR EosfcAsT

fssssdf fsnlEht. Saturday. Tsss-
p<s.isss.; Mgr. a.. iss. 80. sas
s,.es. ssss. ssts. ssxs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

LONDON - British bomb
ing planes. extending their
great aerial offensive 70 the
heart II industrial northern
italy, hurled tons Of bombs on
the Turin Royal arsenal dur
ing the night and left great
fires burning in their wake.
the AR ministry aid Thurs
day. -Four Britt IN planes
were missing.
~ wax ina heaviest rad ~ssf
1asds On naFthsrn Italy. bssns~
~~r- Tsln@a from giant British
long range pssn<s ga fas sss~n.i.
On tss great FRAT ard c@prnnl AR.
egast snd motor ~osxs n ths
Turn ares. sna On etser iesxss<
- ina sasaefxhss All2nskSsnosr
Tarin triangle ~haea u it2iys
snsln sessres u h<avy indsasuisl
snd ssr suppisss.
To mass their rad. ths sfskAzn
pisnss fls~ 600 nil@s over
Frame ana sioag the sA@iss border
ard Dses-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

st. Louis
Open Series
Three-Gume Set
MoY Decide Who
Cops Pennont

ST. L0UIS-The Beloved
Buns" Of Brooklyn met the
hustling ST. Louis Cardinals
at SportSman's park today in
the first of a three-game
series that may decide the
winner Of the National league
pennant.
A crowd estimated at IS. Ooo
swsrmed into the stands 10 watch
the Dodgers renew their bitter
rivalry with the Cards In brilliant
sunshine. The weather Was crisp.
DodEer Manager Leo Durocher
stsked his clubs chances on 40
year-oid Freddie Fitzsimmons. who
has won five and lost one this
year. The Cardinals countered
with their 24-year-old southpaw.
Ernie White. who has turned IN
Il wins against five losses in his
first year as major Lacquer.
The score by innings up 10 press
time:
Dodgers ....-.......- ohn 4oo
Cards ......-..... oo2 600
n.st..4... 81. .a.----- -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Searchers
C,antFiind
Zig Plane
Ground PortY Back
After Another Tip
Proves Fruitless
- Tacoma Times staff Writer

ucCH0RD FIELD-Army
pines swooped low over
tt heavily wooded. noun
tn1nous area east of Enum-
Gnw Thursday in diligent,
rninstaking effort to locate
missing B-1sA bomber
On as a party of officers
- men returned here from
Iunning down one of the
any false clues concerning
u planes whereabouts.
ne ground party. led by Col.
Amin Herold and Maj. William
0chulgen. operations officer
o1nTnped for more than two miles
ITO heavily wooded sector off
~ Chinook Pass highway. is
miIes east OF Enumclaw. after they
nnd been led TO believe that the
arc had crashed in that vicinity.
The tip had been furnished
by Eldon Chambers, a lumber
back. who lives In Chehalis.
Die drove 20 McChord field In
company with a Chehalis radio
station reporter late Wednes-
day night. He told officers he
"had .een a flare" and that
he could lead a party directly
"a the plane.
Acting on the lead. officers and
men in half a dozen army trucks
drove to a point on the
chinook Pass highway, some Is
lilies from Enumclaw. The party
dashed its way through the heavy
rush and waited for dawn. when
h members searched for several
hours before they became con-
vineed that the tip was false.
When a Tacoma Times reporter
md Capt. Boyd c. Homewood,
AcChord field public relations
bfficer, arrived about . a. m. the
party was preparing to return TO
AcChord field.
Chambers WAS vague when
questioned by newsmen.
Meanwhile. seven planes from
McChord field were joined by
,even pursuit ships from Portland
Is search from the air was intensi-
he'd. Another group Of planes
rom Payne field. Everett. also
,sd Joined the search, IT was re-
ported.
The McChord bomber was
last heard from at $3.50 q. m.
Tuesday as II WAS returning
from q routine night flying
operation that had taken IL
over the Cascades TO Spokane
and return.
Aboard the plane were Lieut..
valorz. rs. Chicago, pilot;
lieut.. John Winship, rs, River
ice. Cal. oo-pilot; Staff Sgt
Robert Dexter. %, Victorville,
al. radio operator; Staff Sgt.
Iames W. Page. Seagoville, Tex.
light engineer; Pvt. Jack Huppert, |
2. Milwaukee. Wis. apprentice
adioman, and Pvt. Milford Knight
l. Louis. passenger.
The plane. a twin-motored
Douglas Bis medium bomber.
took off from McChord field.
the nations largest military
airport. shortly after mid
night Tuesday. II WA be-
neved 10 have crashed about
four hours later.
valorz, pilot Of the ship. was
he National Amateur Athletic
Union heavyweight wrestling
hampton last year at the Uni
,ersity of Chicago. He won the
Pacific Northwest title this spring
n Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

questions unanswered. Secre-
tary Stephen T. Early said
here.
Working on the final draft of
the message he viii deliver at .
p m EST. 20 p. m. Tacoma timsl.
Mr.. Roosevelt conferred during the
morning with congressional lead
srs of both parties
He arranged TO talk later with
Secretary Of State Cordsll Hull
and Soviet Ambassador Con.tsn-
tine A. oumansky. That CONVEX
sation also was expected To In
olude a prsvisw of the address.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
STATE EDITION
F. D. 10 Give Cold. Hard
in Address Tonight
Nation Will Heor Momentous Chot
BY President Over Radio Hookups
OUllETlN

NAsHi>.To>-rsasls Trustworthy ssa rssr~ass
afternoon fresd~at Worldwide
desr. that the United
.sr, Ia protect shipment. 10 Ireland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
Bss FORMATIONS U-gD
nv aAF ~ ATTACK

Bug forrAfIons snieh ineiuded
~ons of the hess4est soms~rs IN
the Royal Air force TOOK part -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
NO UNANSWERED
QUESTIONS PROMISED

Because Mr. Roosevelt believes
the speech will leave no immsdi-
ate questions unanswered and be-
cause be feels no important add
tionsi news VIII develop tomorrow
morning. he cancelled Fridays
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in L. s. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
TENT oF 1900 WORD
ADDRESS ~ COMPLETED

Early said thai the test 81 tho
s.0oo-word address had been var.
toaily completed. bat that u vas
subject 10 mobilization ss . re-
suit % the conference with con.
gressionsl leaders.
The conference With ths leaders
81 both parties might produce
suggestions. additions. slimins-
lions. and az forth. that viii affect
the speech" Early said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12
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Baseball Finals
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
First game
Cleveland. 600 ose 0os-s IL !
Washington 100 00a oo0-5 10 s
Smith and Desautels Leonard,
Carrasquel "a and Early.
Chicago 80. 900 600 coil
Philadelphia 40 900 0os-s g /
Rigney and Turner, Besss and
Hayes
Detroit. =. oil 900 Goa 0oi-8 n Z
New York oil 600 0oa 600 81
Benton and Tebbetts; Russo and
Dickey, Silyestri.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First game:
Boston -. eog osa ooo--s 4 I,
Pittsburgh. 0s1 o0a 00x-7 10 !.
Salvo. Hutchines ~ and Berries.
Montgomery; Heinzelman and
Smith.
New York. 900 O5I O00-6 6 I
Cincinnati. 900 900 1000 Z !
Carpenter and Hsrtnett. Van
dermeer. Moore (6D. Turner "a
and lombard. La Mamma.
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-Four mem bsrs Of tbs board =
Smith Troy, attorney general;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-12

vaorz pilot Of the ship. was
the National Amateur Athletic
Union heavyweight wrestling
champion last year at the Uni
.versity of Chicago. He won the
Pacific Northwest title this spring
IN Tacoma.
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