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Retaliatory MoUe

The two moves came in smash
ing retaliation for Japan's seizure
of strategic naval and air bases
in South French Indo-China-a
move which the American govern
ment bluntly informed Japan Is
viewed as menacing vital United
States sources of tin and rubber
in the Dutch East Indies and
British Malaga. and threatening
this country's national security.
Officials admitted privately that
any further attempt by Japan 10
seize United States sources of tin
and rubber in the East Indies
undoubtedly would precipitate
war between the United States
and Japan.
President Roosevelt struck hard
again today, ordering the Philip
pine army of 10000 regulars and
reserves into the service OF the
United States for the full period
of the present emergency.
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The heat wave Is general
through the nation east Of the
Rocky Mountains with the ex-
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simultaneously the 10000 troopS
of the United States Army STA
toned in Hawaii were ordered on
a precautionary alert" footing.
The navy also was called into
action by the Presidents order.
II will be under command of Rear
Admiral n. NJ. Bemis. with head
quarters at Cavite, one of the
Philippine Islands.
The Philippine navy as such
consists Of four torpedo boats.
several patrol vessels and other
miscellaneous craft.
Operating out of Pearl Harbor,
Hawaii, is the United States Pa
cific Battle Fleet. This tower OF
sea strength presumably will be
put into immediate action TO pro-
tect American interests in the
Pacific.
Only a few days ago Secretary
of the Navy Knox asserted that
the fleet was ready TO protect
American security in the Pacific,
but what would be done was not
disclosed.
Operating from his Hyde Park
study, President Roosevelt moved
swiftly TO Offset the threat from
the West.
1t was anticipated that an order
specifically forbidding future ship
ments of United States oil and
gasoline 10 the Japanese war ma
chine was only a matter Of hours.
The Presidents order also Gre
ated new United States Army
establishment in the far Pacific
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RUSSIAN BATTLEFRONTS

gERINFAe German high command claimed that beningrad
Russas second largest city, is doomed German troops
prepare for final assault Moscow;
in South
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS successfully defended from uftwafe at
Nazi arm0red division and two infantry
divisions destroyed Smolensk region east of Moscow
strategic island mouth Of Danube River captured fierce
continues Ukrainian city Kiev; Nazi
all along line repulsed counter-attacks succeeding
WESTERN EUROPE
LONDON-Berlin Hamburg, Emden, Hanover and occupies
French bombed by RAF
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Page Color Map-wbsre Nszis and Reds
Clash, Germany Needs Russian oil and Grant
Dstroter Travel by Htndcir 70 Heart OF
Agomi Tor Trout See Pitfousi ReteH.
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General News, Autos
Sports, Travel, Theaters, Hobbies
Society, Radio, Fashions
Real Estate, Classified, Finance
5-Picrorial Review. March of Events
6-Hmerican Weekly
1-Comics
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warm until il is time for the
youngsters on the inside TO peck
their way out. And this isn't all
with almost matronly concern
he teaches the newcomers the
facts of life until they are ready
to kick for themselves.
Kick" is the right word too,
for a full-grown cassowary can
use its ugly and husky legs to de-
liver jolt that a mule would be
proud TO impart. The male cas-
sowary has one toenail on each
foot which is remarkably devel-
oped. This projection is as hard
and as sharp as spike and is
the birds chief means Of holding
its own in the never-endipg battle
of the survival of the fittest.
Some people who don't know
what they are talking about have
questioned the lethal power of
the cassowarian toenail. Some
years ago Australian newspapers
reported the death Of a 17-year-
old boy named Philip Mclean.
This lad and his 14-year-old
brother were hunting in North
Queensland when their dog
flushed a good-sized cassowary.
The bird attacked the dog saw
agely and would have finished
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s. NATURES MOST TIENPECKED and fhRDB0lED HUSBAND

wings even though wings, in
the case of this feathered freak,
are of no practical use. He can
not get off the ground. -
The cassOwary is a cousin of
the ostrich and of the emu. II
is not quite so big as either of
these relatives but what il lacks
in size 1t makes up in unorthodoX
construction. Perhaps the most
prominent feature of this bird
from The Land Down Under is
its bony, spike-like skull Why
Mother Nature gave it such a
Uranium is mystery which the
smartest of biologists have yet
to figure out.
The cassowary is far from
pretty bird Even the lowly barn
yard biddy is more artistically
proportioned. But il has its vir-
tues, chief among which is the
highly considerate attitude of the
male bird for its mate. Once
Mrs. cassowary has laid an egg
or two in her nest the Old Man
takes over and secs that the job
of increasing the population is
well taken care of from there on.
Mr.. Cassowary, whether he
likes the job or not, pinch-hits for
his spouse and keeps the eggs
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Continued from Page 81

closer to the times when the New
Testament was written than we
DO today Jerome had access TO
a great number OF manuscripts
or prescriptions Of the ancient
Greek text which today are lost.
So great were the advantages
enjoyed in this respect by Jerome
that the Catholic Church made
his version, rather than the later
and often slightly altered manu-
scripts OF the original Greek, its
official bible version
To read the New Testament
through the text Of Jerome may
be compared 10 seeing a big fight
in mirror held up by man who
has a rings'de seat. as compared
with looking directly upon the
fight from a distance through "A
pair Of defective opera glasses
The new revision puts into tho
hands OF the modern reader a
perfectly clear mirror Of Jerome's
mirror. and so moves us as close
TO a ringside seat 10 the most
ancient original as is possible
This does not mean. however,
that what remains Of the original
Greek version is neglected on
the contrary, it is taken into
consideration at every step and
in every way possible.
Saint Jerome himself is con-
stantly checked UP on. and in
many cases a suggestion is taken
from the original Greek as TO
how his translation can be i'm
proved For even the eagle-eyed
Jerome could nod at times.
One curious instance of this
becomes strangely modern Pick
up your daily paper or news
magazine and you will find there
in a map Of the island of Crete,
in the eastern Mediterranean Sea.
The twenty-seventh chapter of
the New Testament Book of Acts
which tells about things that
happened after the Resurrection
of Christ. and also in the life of
the Apostle Saint Paul describes
Pau's journey through the Medi-
terranean to Rome.
After being detained quite n
while at "a place called Fair
Havens." they found a favorable
south wind" weighed anchor
says the Greek land the new YER
sion) and ran close along the
coast of Crete. BY a curious err
ror, the expression weighed
anchor" was taken as a proper
name in the Latin version, and
made to read: '1oosed from
Asson," as if Asson were a town
in Crete.
The idea of revising the Catho-
lie version is not new, il had been
proposed off and on for the last
hundred years, by such men as
Archbishop Kenrick Of st. Louis
in this country and Cardinal
Newman in England. At "A meet
ing held Of professors of Scrip
ture in 1886 it was unanimously
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He's the Queer
Looking Cossowory
Who Hofches and
Raises His Wife's
HomeIy Youngsters
And Is Always
Ready for a Serop

HOUSANDS of people have
gazed in amazement, and amuse-
ment, at the queerest looking
bird in New Yorks celebrated Bronx
Zoo They know that il is the casso-
wary because a sign fastened TO the
critters" fence says so. They also
know that this oddly of the animal
kingdom comes from Australia
But there are few persons, outside
of professors and students who in
form themselves in such matters, who
know that the cassowary is one of
the biggest and meanest things with
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undermining the Worlds Most
Popular Book

agreed, however. that the matter
Of making the new revision could
no longer be postponed. The
growing interest of the ordinary
man in the New Testament and
the peculiar conditions Of the
times made the matter urgent
Twenty revisers were appoint
ed by a committee Of three
Catholic Bishops Chairman Of
tins committee is the Most Rev
Edwin v OHara, Bishop OF
Kansas city Mo, who has for
many years been tremendously
interested in the whole question
of bringing religious instruction
90 the great masses OF the people
in the preseut-day world Princi-
pies were agreed upon, and the
work was divided up between
various rcvisors. Each one was
given special section OF the
New Testament 10 work upon.
A Catholic Biblical Association.
composed OF Catholic scholars all
over the country interested in
biblical questions, was established
at the same time. The work OF
revision made rapid progress. BY
the Fall of 1897 and the Spring
of 1855 tffC first revision or the
entire New Testament was in the
hands Of the editors. Wider
criticism, however. was sought.
Work done here was sent over
to England for special study
The Gospel according TO Saint
John appeared in print for pri-
vate circulation in September of
1888. and was sent TO wide
circle Of scholars for study. a
special editor for English style
and expression was appointed.
Then the entire work of Revision
was re-examined in the light Of
studies made i'm restoring the
text Of the Latin Saint Jerome
Version, the "Vulgate" itself
Finally, in the Spring Of 1910, the
text was returned TO the editors
in galley form for its final cor
rections These were extensive
and were again threshcd out, and
the result submitted 10 three cX-
pert theologians for the final APP
prevail.
II will be seen from this, as the
Committee itself remarks, that
no means have been neglected TO
make this as nearly perfect a YER
sion as possible. Some five years
and the combined efforts of thirty
trained Scripture students have
gone into the making Of this
version. Certainly nothing in
the history Of the Catholic Bible
in English is comparable TO the
effort made on this revised text"
Other attractive features will
facilitate the study and popular
reading Of the New Testament.
The text is printed continuously,
and there arr convenient chapter
headings, and interesting foot
notes. The publishers are the
New Testament Committee of
tho Holy Name Society. III East
6jth St, New York city.
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him off if the Mclean
boys had not taken a
hand in the battle. In
the course Of the strug-
gle the older boy was
struck solidly in tho
neck by the birds sword
like toe and his jugular
vein was severed.
The common casso-
wary grows to a height
of five feet and, like the
ostrich, will eat almost
anything that will 60
down its neck.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-24
Joy To The World
BY WILLIE MAE FALk\l r.


jos. to the world the Lord ha9
COME. Let earth receive her klns.
Let every heart prepare hlm Ioon.
and heaven and nature sing. This
is oul. song Of 10Y as We celebrate
the most ioyluI event in all the his
tory OF the world. For love came
down as Christmas and dWelt among
men and they called his name Jesus.
There was ro Christmas before
came and there is no Christmas to-
dav in lands where Jesus Is not loved.
Over crowded and busy was
Bethlehem that Christmas night. 1t
was census taking time. Some tim"
before the Roman emperor had sent
a ROYAL order to all the lands con-
manding that every n 90 back -
his own native town and write thor
| names in the census book. All daN
travellers poured into Bethlehem II
! register.
Mary and Joseph must have been
very urea when they reached Beth
lehem. Finding tie town filled Wlta
Joseph said, to the mn
Eecper. Nv wife is weary from the
long tourney. Have you any room.
for MS. But the inn keeper Shoes
his head. mo room in the inn
How disappointed Mary and
Joseph must have been when they
found there was no room ior them
IN the inn or whole town. Finally
poor Joseph found in the corner an
old stable a place where they couIl
sDcnd the night. When he had piles
loan hay ON the floor. They hac
= very good bed. How they mus
have thanked God for this shelter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Bears See Way to Send
Crews to Poughkeepsie Race

training after the Pacific coast
regatta zach April Plus oompsti-
tive spirit plus inspiration and
prestige that gees with roush-
ksspsis. California probably would
never heat ths uuskles
80 We might - we'll Target
ali shout esew " those thlsss
oosse In pass.s
Washington won The varsity
and junior varsity races and Call.
fornis the freshman rare isa
week In their annual regatta. bsld
thAs year 81 Oakland. Both var
sitiss and the Washington t,nior
varsity set nev records for the
tbres-nils course.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Double Banquet
Bill for TIGERS

The Tigers will play a double
header m the banquet league Sat
ndHy.
Saturday night at $50 o'clock
they viii he guests of the Tacoma
Hot Stove league At the annual
stag dinner for the Tigers at the
American Legion hall, 4o7 So.
C st.
Only new hours before.
they will he guests st another
banquet" II Ia the usual
thing, after . baseball team
plays nj the Mcneil Island
federal penitentiary. that
bag feed u tossed for them
IN the guards dining room.
The game at Mcneil Island.
when the Tigers open the season
for the Feds on Babe Ruth field.
Is due TO start about l o'clock.
That will bring the feed at about
B o clock.
n IL reliably reported that the
sea air Is great thing for the
appetite. and the Tigers will have
a chance 10 test its power when
they return from Mcneil Island
ON their way 10 be honored guests
of the Hot Showers In their annual
affair at the Legion hall.
Amby Moran and Frank
Valerie. umpires Of the Wesi-
svn international league, Win
h guests nj the Hot Stove din
ner Saturday night. Valerie 10
one Of the De~eomers ~ the
Western international league,
hut he has had efperience In
the Pacific Coast league.
Tickets for the Hot Stove din
ner are still available. They car
be bought at Chappell 4 Grimes
Moneys. Sports Center. Archer'
or other agencies.
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Prep Trackmen
Active Friday

Tacoma prep track competition
this weekend finds Lincoln Abex
travelling once again, this time to
the Highlins relays at Highline
Friday afternoon. while Stadium
Tigers engage Olympia Bears and
Aberdeen Bobcats at the Stadium
On Friday afternoon.
At Highline. the Abes under
Bill Hardie and Vincent keyee
will be favored over the
Puget sound conference
squads of Highline Pirates.
Puyallup Vikings. Auburn
Trojans and Renton Indians.
Kent Nandals and Enumclaw
Tigers are not competing.
Olympia Bears are unbeaten in
dual and triangular rivalry thus
far this season and are favored
In the three-way meet at the Sta
dunn but the Tigers who ran sec
ond at Centralia may upset the
dope.
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Abe Tossers
Win Another
Take Olympic for
Il Out of Is Tits

Lincoln high schools high
powered baseball cub defeated
Olympia at Lincoln yesterday. 5
Il :.
That gives the Ahes. eonquerors
q their traditional rivals. Stadium.
- cut Of Is contests n date
Only Everett's Gulls have a DE-
eision over the Ahes. That vas
a. to win IN the douhleheader
Cross-stste league play. TIE Abes
Won the other game
Spurgeon. Lincoln star
catcher. hit at a 500 pace. get
ting two for four. He has
hem a powerhou>e and spark
plug for his team all season.
Bettcher. Olympia. led his club
In attack. whaokins two doubles
for four trips up.
Lincoln executed two double
plays. heCallum to Peterson 10
Rooney; spurgeon 10 Pyfer.
Short score:
Olympia -. 900 300 ooo-s s
Lincoln -. 900 102 100 s z
Batteries: Hurd and Ray. OAR
nell and Sturgeon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
U-U Clubbers
Go Football

The University Union club foot
ball luneheoners got down TO
spring practice in preparation
for their annual fall series. this
Friday at 1913 o'clock. Prexy J.
II. Gordon Jr.. wants a full root
ing section in the uu dining room
at the kickoff Colored photos
of the Stanford Ne braska Rose
bowl game will be shown.
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>Ew Nonh - ne and
~hl.slsa shlll sna sharp through
Y snkes stadium and ~ times
appeared shouf IN hauw shs
skinny cid Ksnt On the meana
fish, over third esss. fnte ire
duraut sna maybe inta %.
.eafIfs
nnt 81 ths sna of II lnnE n
ninks ths skinny cid gent sss
still - there. triumphant grin
% hls face and . nlee little hnp
On nj. IA, ans That was VIE
tory Ma. , ~ this infant season
fcr senor Lefty Comes yesser.
dss.
Not hsa s.ins Tar . ses an.
haa .. e.nse IN >e~ rerk thls
winter and sFxue FAR s~sesai
h.ars 10 ke~p the YANKEE. fsew
trading NJ srliina him
when the sennr made nj. trip
10 New York everybody thought
he was washed up except
minority Of one consisting NJ
the senior himself lie had van
enly three games iast season. lie
made an eloquent plea for one
more chance he displayed = fiat
wsi.tline and muscles that we're
hardened BY = winter Of exvr.
Csc. he talked with hls old time
confidence and he wan hls ea.x.
There's no nse pretending that
Comes has returned Ia The form
he showed bark In ipst when
he won - games. struck out
Ia men and had . neat earned
nun average ~ 1sa
1se~ the .~ror. vim " . great
kidaes. ~euldr1 tsy N Md yra
al,cus that. Ne kncNs she e,A
feat hall dees~'t hap hhe " sseA
Ia and Ne hcews shat pitchers
aen.t 70 m winning fes~ses.
Hut he thinks therv are several
good hall games Taft IN that
skinny left arm and on the evil
denos presented ~ far the year.
no one can disputs him.
It's not that they have esen
picking soft spots for him. either.
The first game he WIN was
against the Athletics who were
off In . blase of glory A. second
division teams - often are In
the spring Comes gave them
ssven hits and won his game.
Yesterday Manager Joe Me-
Garths ssk~d the sonar IA 20
against the boston Nod Aos.
VIM were su top al The league
a~d hotter than Death Valley
In Aaausa
Comes picked up his big vel.
low glove and cooled them off.
Ne yielded II hits In II innings,
Ne Was In = Jam every other
inning or - and he got soms
brilliant support Hut he always
seemed In have that extra ounce
NJ courage and resource needed
In qpsii the big bats of p. Di-
Maggie, Fosx. Cronin. Doerr.
Tabor = Co. and that's what
wins ball games.
lts . long time until OFT. !
and many pitchers viii h halted
out nj the bos before autumn
rolls around. And n may ~ that
the senor will ~ kicked around
wh~a Ne bstteru' eyes get
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

The COMMITTEES of 40 n the
Tacoma cocksr-sprfngsr field
trials organization will meet yri.
day night ., . o'clock 81 The
Broadway sports Center ss~
problems have come sp rsisfiys
10 ths proposed accredited shoot.
ing trials billed for September
and frexy Ray Grimmel wants all
committeeman al the Meeting,
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sharper and " even MAY ~ that
NJ will get . ene-way tsrtes n
the bssshse.
Hut snmshow. sitsinG tbers
yesterday ana watching him ponr
everything into every pitch. yon
got . hnneh that n wasn't going
10 happen. You even got . slight
bunch that he might pitoh the
Yankees into the psnnsnt And
II that happens. Iook out for the
senor In tho world series. Ne
has started SIX games In the
series and SIX timss he has como
home winner.
Anyway. win Or loss. viva The
ssnor and his comeback.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
O'NEH. GETS JOB

ASHLAND. Ore. Frank W
O'Neil, coach at Seappoose and for
merly at Hermiston. was today Sc
Blake as Ashland high school gr1d
mentor.
o'Neil graduated from Grants
Pass high in 1892 and from Pacific
UNIVERSITY in 1886.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

BERKELEY. Gel. - The way
seemed open today for University
Of California 10 send lis varsity
and junior varsity crews IN the
national regatta st poushkseps,s
In June Of . eost of 1.t00.
Kenneth Prisstly. graduate man
sgsr. ssid he would 20 before the
finance COMMITTEES NJ the assoc.
lated students Monday " d.sci'ss
tho matter. y vas understood
pres,ly vos,d recommend me
COMMITTEES approve ssodinu the
crews.
FINAL Aestos MN ~.euh ~
taken ~ . us~~isnG Of ths a.
so<ssted students ssseDtits
COMMITTEES "Wednesday. Coafh
Nv Ebnght also viii apssear
before the finance COMMITTEES
In support Of The move IN
finance the crew participation.
Both Prie.,ly and Ebright ban
ned any public subscription Of
funds for the trip Prisstiy said
the public already il digging
deeply into IL. poekss for war
relief purposss
forget IT. SAYS NY
EbriTht took IN. position tina,
II the student body didn't want
10 SEM the crews 10 ponEhkssrsss.
the school ought 20 drop crew. he
said the trip provided inspiration
for ID. crew men and prestige for
N. university.
II IA hard enough for us u
beat Washington "a II IA" Ehf1gni
ssld. With Washington getting
two and nslf months s<trs prse-
ties tn. result II csliforni. dossn I
70 10 Poughk.ep~s ard sbsnfons
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
SHARP ALL AROUND

NOTRE DAME - Arthur W.
Pope, next seasons Notre Dame
basketball captain. hits the bucket
from all angles and maintained an
average of 20 in his grades.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

DENVER new Western
league has a greater disparity IN
population OF cities than any other
circuit. Denver has 5fs.41o people
and Norfolk. Heb.. i0.427.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Draft Plucks
OF Athletes

t1slesao - Pitcher Iahn rlss
n<s. IA arsft Classification mss
s~~n his nsme firm appearing IN
sry Waite snx llneurs IN tssi
RtHrsy. recovering from .
threat infection started ~nlis the
sns we're training Al rassders.
Calf. wss not scheduled h pitch
before the mlddl. ~ May. ara "a
10 f~llss~d Ne VIII ~ summoned
early next nantn. Hls draft NUM-
her. $40. has been called. bat ne
boards April quota u filled
srmArAG1. 700
NEW to0N - Frank nsrafari.
-. well known amateur ealfes.
Joined thu ARMY tnday
strafael. ~hs wur the national
public nnss trophy IN tssa ana
the Dixie solf championship last
year. volunteered - that his
nroshsr rasa,nle. . rnnmeer. eosld
obtain dsfefmsns ~ The wage
rrnvider for their parents Dram
officials ruled nniy ore eould ~
deferred and ,sft the enoscs In the
nfrafarts
aaGGNNgna sTorrGD
DETWOST - The mailman and
The seleeilvs service act combined
today In the FIRST 81 several moves
which viii accomplish something
On Mar 7 that fsw Amevie~n
league rllehsrs have hen able h
DO ssep HANK 0reenhere frum
hitting homers for Inc nssrcss
TIxvrs
4 notice ordering orsenbeve 10
report far Induction on that dafs
WAS placed In tbs mail last sighi
by has local draft board
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COAST To COAST

NOTRG DAME illnols an a
New YORK with four sssh lead the
states with SIMS m the Metre
Dame varsity baseball tram cam.
posed ~ players from Dorchester.
Mass. In PAID. Alto.