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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Trawler Sinks,
Five OF e Saved

BOSTON - The lOs-ton trsvler
Mary = OHara sank in outer Boa
ton harbor Tuesday after striking
a submerged object Coast guards
said FIVE men we're picked up and
is were not accounted for.
Eleven ships were dispatched 70
The scene b. coast guards.
The trsWler North Star reported
by radio telephone ~ s,2z =. m.
that she had rescued five crew
members Of the O'Hara from icy
hsrbor waters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22


CAPITOL. Olympia-Rep. John
T. McCutcheon believes there is no
reason for delay in a start toward
rebuilding Tacoma Narrows bridge.
Joining with many Tacomans
who say. Lets build the bridge
first and do the arguing after
ward. McCutcheon offered a plan
which answered state officials who
say insurance settlements are re-
tarding action.
McCutcheon. representative
E from the 18th district, answer
cd such claims with a state
ment. Those officials NAV not
be- looking for obstacles. but
they certainly are having no
trouble finding them"
HIS remarks followed on the
heels Of a session called last week
By James A. Davis. acting director
Of highways. who told Pierce coun-
~ legislators settlement Of the
Insurance angle Is the first issue
which must De ironed out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22

SANTA BAHBAht, Cal MIS-.
Emily Hall sprsekiss. In an afff'
dAvii on fiis Tuesday in eonnse,ion
zdfh her divorce suit against
Adoiph u spreekiss. the sugar
heir. denied her husbands charges
that she Il . saxl wympathizef
Judge Ernest q. Wagner al
mittsa the affidavit into evidences
over spirited protest. u sprsexiss
attorneys
Mrs sprsekiss. the former
Baroness Won R0mDerg. charged
in hsr original divorce complaint
mat spfecksis professsd admirz-
ton for the Nan cause and forced
her % entertain MS alleged sszi
friends sprecksls In a counter
complaint charged his wife. not
ne. uas pro-Sazl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22

YAKIMA The reslgnAtion %
Harold BeiknAp from ne post of
assistant secretary of the Yakima
Chamber Of Commerce was An
nouneed today. He Will become
secretary Of the State Development
committee Of the Seattle chamhss
u Commerce
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Tacoma Man
Killed in
San Diego
Glen w. Dorlinq
fotolly Hurt; Hls
Wife In Hosplsol

Glen W. Darling. 81. prumi-
nent Tacoma druggist and
fraternal leader. was k,llsd
and hts wife. Lucy ~. 80. Was
seriously injured Monday
near San n,cso IN IN auto eot-
lision between Earrings car
and 4 cement truck which
overturned on the TAcoman's
auto.
Daring. proprietor ~ nsriinG's
drug stsse ~ No tsf ard ra<rms
ave. sni hts wsfs s<rs ~ tbetv
~sy hone n rscems INN naa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Refers TO Comparable Civil Service Laws"

For instance. he referred to the plan he has mind
"a sound and comprehensive merit system TO the
selection promotion and retention of all state employees
those classes usually exempted under comparable civil service
Note his reference comparable civil laws
Astue legislators o intends To
propose perhaps counties
If he bill the
age his ate Ia in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Couple Wed in Air

prominent Hollywood composer.
and Grace Hayes. owner Of a
fashionable San Fernando valley
lodge, eloped from Hollywood and
were married in chartered
Western Air Express transport
plane az It crlised over Las Vegas,
New.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON = Jostpn 7.
Kennedy. retiring ambassador to
Great Britain, told the house for
eign affairs committee Tuesday
that unless the British get more
ships this year. their shipping and
food problems viii become serious
and vital"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Langlie S merit System Plan
To Be Earl Reaching, Belief
Of Observers at Olympia
Evidence Seen New Governor Intends
To Propose Little Hutch Act" and
Put an End TO "Spoils and Patronage"
BULLETIN


oLYMPA-Fory who said the, represented the Amer
"an-wars demonstration
Edward Reilly had them
eiect twice To
a introduced
l.. n, To shipment supplies
To Great killed an unanimous vote
lifted placards hearing such signs
want M
10 executive
the council eaped her feet and shouied
We
a Immediately cleared the gallery.
resolution
the presidents plan 10 furnish
plies 10 the
Nv Tacom Times
CAPITOL Olympia-This 9th session of Washington 5
legislature which opened sensationay week ago with
attempt probe the Lange-D gubernatorial contest will
brim with surprises is predicted by observers here.
Probably within week. the administrations
Merit System bill will clatter into the hopper of senate
house.
That will be surprise No. !.
Careful peruSa of the words Of Governor Arthur lange
in his inaugural address makes it clear his proposal
bodied I'M bill FORM be nothing but far-reachng and
nnliiicalN revolutionary
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

It's long trip n the court
house for an attorney with an ~.
flee in south Tscoms. 50 Aftarse,
rasless q. Hrews was huftying the
ether day A. a result II tho hurry.
which the state rstrul ssys Was
80 mites per hour. nfavn will have
10 make another trip 10 the court
house 10 answer ticket for speed.
ing
Dr. Emiiian q. uousis. Tacoma.
spoke Saturday In Ia. Angeles at
the meeting II the American Assn
citation on Mental Deficiency Ills
subject was The Most Primary
Factors Necessary 10 the In.
oidenee Of crctlnism
Mai shsrle. W. Goodwin. now
attending army school ~ Fort
nenning. Ca. will nv bach Ia TIA
coma in time for induction ~ his
national guard OUTFIT the iosd
Anti-Tank battalion into federal
service next month.
.. .. Mcdonald. owner ~ the
Big six service station. IL busy
making plans for an extended
motorear vacation trip with his
wife. Their tour will take them
throughout the United States and
into Mexico.
hss Hosra and Howard Keller
are busy these days, getting ready
IL move 10 their new location, 1915
Broadway
Paul BeiiDs. Lincoln high gfadn-
ate. sails for the Philippine Islands
Friday for foreign service with the
Z. $. air corps Bellna. although
he has been q member ~ the 18Th
Bombardment squadron only 10
months. IN now ranked as ser.
Continued on Page 2. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22

related this week 10 George
Michel president of the British
American War Relief society of
Tacoma.
Mcdonald is 2 40-year-old Wis
itor from Aberfeldy, Perth. Scot
land, who has spent % of those
years travelling the world as a
radio operator in as merchant
ships under the British flag. He
declares the Graf Spec thing was
my only mishap."
When captured by the Graf Spec
some 700 miles east of Rio de
Janiero. Mcdonald was sparks
in the freighter Streonshalh told
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22

The horrors Of war forgotten for the moment the topic IS
fishing George Mchel president OF the British Anercon
War Relief society of Tocomo listens fascinated lobbyist
Mel Mcdonald expons the fine OF making fly-tshemens
nuItcooed lures ond dspoys buiont specimens sovooed
when his ship captured and sunk by the Noz oder Gro
Spec Mcdonald odo operator British nerchont ships
ond thrilling fortnight OF oboord the
German boteshp during her bottle ond defect the hands
Of British worshps off the South American he reoted
the narrowing experience during his visit to Tocoo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
WEATHER FORECAST

Rain tonight and Thursday.
Temperatures High. a.; Low, 80.
sun rises, 7.i5; sets, s.57.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Fog Rolls in;
Halls Search
For Bomber!

McCHoRD FIEID-Fog closed
in en- planes searching for the
missing army bomber In the
Mount 81 Helens ARA In mid
afternoon Tuesday. forcing tenn
porary abandonment Of the hunt
from Mcchord field.
1t Col Walter Peck. operations
officer. said most ~ the "a planes
that had been taking part in the
search Tuesday morning had re-.
turned % the field here. Hc said
few planes were still out, hut
that they were expected To return
momentarily
Rases have been established At
Portland Pearson field At Van.
couver. Wash. Mcdford. ore. and
Sacramento. Cal Planes from
McChord field. home base ~ the
bomber. Portland and Vancouver
are concentrating their search In
southwestern wash ington and
western oregon. Those from Med
ford are scanning the. Rogue river
valley and the northern slopes Of
the Siskiyou mountains From
Sacramento. army homhers with
observers peering through the
bomb bays are flying over the
southern eNtremities Of the slski.
youz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Believe Man
Took Own Life

Tho apparent suicide early Tues
day ~ Inhn strand. 81 year Old
raeoms pulp mill flrsmsn. f0stnd
dead bslo~ thu wsst end Of The
iith 1T. bridge. developed an sis-
msnt u mystery later IN tbs day.
strands ~ife. Jsnnis. II sntsr-
walls 1hsn she sss not hysfsficsi.
revealed her husband sent up
town sions sbous midnight and ~
that tins had hls pay check In his
pochst. n wss not thsrs whsn
his broken Indy ~ss found five
hsugs Later On ths Dock u. pave
msnt. and Mrs. strand felt ~
must have bsen set upon and
robbed.
T.s Segsy N Dstvs
Ths t~s had l~sn visiting frssnds
the evening befofs. Mrs. htfsnd
had stayed al thsir homs When u
appeared Too foEky 70 drive hons.
Investigators b<iisssd strand In
tended ssilei1~ and mistook ths
broad pavement b~io~ him for ths
city waterway In tbs fouKy dsrs-
nszs ~ ths morning.
Ths man ~as ~sli.dress~d. sven
wore gloves. and an employment
slip Ia hls pocket In the mans u
Strand. showed he had serksd foe
nayonlef. Inc. until recently.
strand lived Al Route .. bex AT.
Ts1oms.
t1~asa Him fslt
Al fret ne ~ss thought 70 ~
the victim ~ hlt-Fun driver. but
. truck driver who sss passing 81
5 10 tins morning Told Investigators
ne heard the hump II tins mans
fall Tns driver vas q. " BoSiino
u Route 4. nox I3S. Tacoma.
Hayonisr offielsis said btrsn1
Jeff ms Job Al that plant Jan. !.
Hs VAS taking ap welding Win
plans 70 20 70 work a. tns ship
yard. Ma Nlfs said.
the strands had no children.
There vas no nofs or ldsntifieA~
ton ether than th< state Employ
msnt service alp.
me body yss taken 20 stortis'a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
IS Little Hatch Act" BEING Haiched?

lange stabilized
political
That
a little Hatch act that
Continued Page "a. Column u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
British Seaman Here Recalls
Famed Battle Off Montevideo
BY CASEY DAWSON

Although splendid example of modern machinery and
engineering the German pocket bateship Graf Spec
disguised as a squarergged old wind TANNER when she
captured our ship.
of experiences lived during
prisoner
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22

Anglo-Saxon for Whidby) loaded
with 1000 tons Of Argentine wheat
destined for the bottom Of the
Atlantic instead Of hungry Brit
fish bonn bees"
Drawing upon veritable life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22

VI war dbodFO lHt 1idl Spte 10
months ago, Mcdonald told a fas.
cinating eyewitness tale of mod
ern warfare
The Graf Specs incredible
DISCUSSES were changed every
night, enabling her 10 prey
upon merchant shipping In
complete surprise. he said. and
she was alongside the Streon-
shalh with guns In position be-
fore she was even suspected.
The 80 men in the mechant
ships crew were allowed Just 10
minutes to pack their kits and
take to the launches. which in
turn ferried them to the raider
their prison.
81 Prisoners Aboard
There they made a total Of 81
prisoners; the Streonshalh was the
last capture the Graf Spec made.
and the ma ority- some cooper
sons seized when their ships were
sunk were imprisoned aboard the
Nazi steamer Altmafk
Their prison was steel COM
partment, % feet square, in the
bows OF the Graf Spec At the
/ Continued on Page IA. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22

Casey Davison's sprightly
column on maritime news and
lore appears Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday on the editorial
page OF The Tacoma Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
sister Aids search

Miss Kathryn Gels. Seattle
sister Of Second Lieut. John y
Gels. navigator Of the lost plane.
chartered a plane and flew with
Pilot James Calvin for nearly four
hours Monday over the RAndle
area
state patrolmen rushed 10
Montesano IN Grays Hsrbor county
te Monday on a report trees had
been seen knocked over and
sheared off as though by a crash
ing plane The patrolman found.
however. the trees had been blown
down by a recent gale.
a power company employe a.
White Salmon. Wash. east Of
Bonneville dam. reported seeing a
plane "in distress" Thursday
Army investigators said the re-
port failed 10 attain any slgnifi.
can however
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Left Thursday

No word has been received from
the twin-mot0red Douglas bomber
since II left MoChord field Thurs
day morning on a flight To the
air corps bombing range at Mufoc
Dry Lake In southern California.
The search viii continue until the
plane Is found. army authorities
said. although lowering visibility
may temporarily ground the
soaroh.rA
Rain was predicted for northern
California. western Oregon and
southwestern Washington today.
with SHOWS falling ~ low as 1900
feet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Reds Drive Back
Nazi Field Army

MOSCOW-The Red army
Of Marshal Semyon Timoshen-
ko has smashed Nazi prep
arations for an attack on Mos
cow and is driving back a viz
tually encircled German field
army in "disorderly flight
toward Smolensk. il was re-
ported officially Tuesday.
The Russian fore. IL now less
than 40 miles from smolsnss
Russian correspondents reported,
and Is rolling forward at an
average rate Of eight miles per
day through a maze 81 smashed
German blockhoas~s and heavy
field Qualifications. hastily thrown
up by Wehrmaeht
Eight German divisions have
been smashed, the reports said.
and more than 80 soviet VII
lagos r~oceupied In the iAst ~
hours.
The Soviet attack - directed
west from the toan Of Yeiyns. %
miles from Smolenss and has nos
advanced ii miles beyond this In
,ermsdls,s base. thu soviet re-
ports sad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
British Occupy
Isles After Raid

LONDOs-British oeespa
ton forces are remaining In
the Arctic islands Of spitz-
bergen. il was Indicated off
cially Tuesday in comment on
a swift raid that eliminated
the possibility Of Germany
receiving coal from the stra-
tegie islands.
Indications that sofss ~ tfss
occupation forces. Including Ca
n21isns and sors.siaHs. we're re-
naming vas given IN an official
statement which sald the allied
front nous stretches In an iansnss
crsscsnt from spitzDerEsn 70 ths
North African coastal b@ss ~
Tobrpk. Ths statement sss not
clarified.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

ing against superior Soviet
forces" northeast Of Roslayl was
admitted 10 be In progress.
German bombers struck ut ar
maments factories and supply
depots In Leninsrad by day and
night. the high command said, and
attacked Moscow. The Russians
were reported To have lost 10
planes Monday. ~ Of them In air
combat.
Regarding land operations,
the high command reiterated
last nights special cont
munique claiming that hard
driving, speedy troeps had
siorued the Lenipgrad suburb
Of sehli.seiburg. n miles 10
the east. 10 complete the en-
circIem~nt of the soviet second
city.
Man informants said that with
German forces striking heavily at
both ends Of the 1so0-mils eastern
front, both Leningrad and Odessa.
btsieged Black sea port. might fall
before the first snow falls" next
month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

HYDE PARK, ~. Y.-The presi-
dents mother vas buried Tuesday
amid the stately and beautiful
scenes In which she had spent most
Of her SIS years.
In the 12o-yezr-old cemetery Of
St James Episcopal church. where
she had noarned at the graves Of
past generations Of friends and
relatives, Mrs. Sara Delano Roose-
welt was laid beside her husband,
James, VINO died 81 years ago.
Under tail. Old trees. the prez-
dent, members Of his family ard
a few intimate friends from among
tho retsiners on the Roosevelt
sstst. listened WITH bowed sssos
while ire rector IHtonen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
British Airmen
Spread Death
Western GermonY
Blasted at Night

LONDON - British long range
bombing planes spread destruction
and death through western Ger
many during the night after their
great Sunday night raid en Her
lin.
Nearly 100 plane. bomh~d
fasssi. In west central sss-
many, siens. " wa. said a"-
fhorttstissiy. ~ VAS adsd
that the great ma Joriis at
plaaes reached their obtse'isss
and that not . single plane
"a. lost.
Al Cassel, the British planes
conferred on the great hsnschsl
locomotive workshops which, an
informant said. are Of particular
Importance nov In view ~ tho
Russian campaign and the nsess-
atty for long haul supply routes
The air ministry said that casssl
bore the main weight ~ ,hs Brit
ish attack and that many b0rnbs
we're seen 10 burst on targets.
Munster and other cities ~
Industrial western Germany also
Continued on Page J. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Spending Of WPA Bitterly Scored
AT Budget Meeting Of Park Board

An aneompiimsnisry ps'ss-mof
tenn on wpA ~ss nsld ~ Fsrk
Beard Chairman Or. o. O. Button
Monday afternoon sbsn n. ibid
aslsss,ss from tss West Ead I'm
proxsmsnt club 10 eossid have
bs,it eli a inslr gTaHklia park
Sish ths money N. ~ofs-fslisf
efszs Ussd sp On y
ne ehalrmsns REMARKS ssfs ss
sn~~sr 10 protests for fsliDf. -
pf0slds for ia TaFs n ihs PARK
boards 1874 DsIdgst. 90 shien .
y,sDlie hearing uss hsia Monday.
We s.sia tsss tss .sssssst
sp~st sa w.g@ss." ~ tsA5 the
visitors. -sad baiid ihsss
PARKS for that
f ~asnf IN favor ~ NfA ~
any way. sbaps or form. ths say
they were running Il"
Aitosstnsr 1880 VAS spent on
Frsnklia park. IL VAS reported ~
supt. Sherman Ingsis. wpA pro-
sided ga. i03 81 that ~ accofn-
pIishsd shifting Of 1900 yards 81
dirt ard TO ions 81 roes, ~ re-
ported. Ingsis sxpialnsa that
psrk board trucks snd teams ~srs
l.xsd for much - ths vosk.
Thai prsrspst.ted N ssGs-
weot vita Mrs Pearl Brst-
hsa Lsss, 60 Il ~ yraakisa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Mother Of President Is Buried
Amid Beautiful Scenes Where She
Had Spent Most Of Her 86 Years
~ thy resi BE- this dsy In

May thy rec, BE- this d.y In
peace. and thy dwelling place
In the Paradise Of God
Thus ended ths simple and pri-
waite burial rites for the grsnds
dame Of Hyde Park whose only son
became presidsnt Of the United
States three times.
Services started In thu spA-
esous library In thu home by
the Hudson riser where Mrs.
Roosevelt had for nearly sir
decAdes assumed the respons-
ibiiitles Of mother. mentor and
companion Of her child.
The Rev. Frank n. Wilson, tan.
sscetie rector of her church. read
ths sHstsre order for the os5nsl ~
Continued or Page .. Column -
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Plane, With
Five Aboard,
Unreporied!
Co-Pilot Married
Here on Sept. z
To Miss Greiwe

McCHORD FEEL D-Fear
for the safety of five, pos
sibly six. men aboard a med
ium bombing plane was ex-
pressed Tuesday at ! p. m. by
officers here after il had been
missing for more than eight
hours.
Flying on the Seattle bean"
the plane last reported at s59
a m. by radio. II was said 10 be
about IS miles south and east Of
Seattle. probably in the vicinity of
Enumclaw.
Members of the crew included:
I'd 1t. Edward n. NaIorz. pilot.
I'd 1t. John J. Winship, co-pilot.
Sgt. Robert Dexter, radio oper-
ator.
Sgt. James w. Paige. engineer.
Pvt. Jack J. Huppert. passenger.
There was possibility that
Pvt knight also was aboard the
plane as a passenger.
The plane. a Douglas B-isk.
left McChord field about midnight
on a routine night flight, MeChord
officers said. II was due To return
at McChord field at $50 or a. m.
1t. Winship was married Tues
day. Sept. 2. at st. Patriek's Cath
Ollie church to Ann-Louise Greiwe.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A.
Greiwe, 2s17 No. Warner st.
Ranger Called
The state patrol office in Ia
coma reported it had contacted the
ranger at Crystal creek on the
Naches pass highway. nearest sta
ton TO the point from which the
filters last reported.
When he last called in about 4
a. m. the plane radio man identi-
fled the position as about 25 miles
south and east of Seattle.
Patrolmen IN the Yakima and
Snoqualmie areas were notified
and put on the alertsto help search
for the plane.
An unconfirmed report from
Walla Wslla said last communi-
cation with "a missing plane"
had been received from Ellens-
burg where the ship radioed IL
had sufficient gasoline for so
minutes Of flying.
Another plane from Mcchord
field was lost Jan. Is and found
Feb. 3 with its crew OF seven men
dead when they had crashed head
on just 20 feet below the top Of
Deschutes peak in the Little
Rockies" Of the Mt. Rainier foot
hills.
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- !.
800 80.
sas s N'%a 80
tf~" rshn p~s 70 uh ~"
hsas'stn
mfs $50 s"ezs aa .as
-. ~. .sY
.f7's'I~ssr. - % rs
"eh 'a'hS Way sn
nat snf net PEP ' -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Man Burned
Aboard Boat

A gasoline explosion on a boat
at TitIow beach late Monday after
noon seriously burned the owner,
George Tuttle Of Route /. Box Ill.
Sumner.
Tuttle, SO years old. was in Ia
coma General hospital Tuesday
suffering from second degree
burns about the head. arms and
upper body. but hospital attend
ants said his condition wss salts
factory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

German armored forces, sup
ported by the luftwaffe which was
reported TO have hurled crush
ing attack against Leningrad,
were reported closing In relent-
lessly on he Soviet second city.
but on the central front hard fight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Baseball Finals
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit 49,. 600 eos Goo 4
Boston 49,. 80 600 s0x--s o
Gorsies. Thomas 81. Mueller
80 and Sullivan. Sswsoms and
Fytisk
~. LOUIS -. oSo 900 600 o
New York 100 600 ELL q
Harris and Fsrrsli; Chandler
and Dieksy.
CLEVELAND ssI 80 zzz-is n 0
Philadelphia. 90 go isz- 3 s
Teller and RsExn. hcCrsbb.
Fsrrlck 80 and Hayes
Chicago at wsshingtea. night
game.
NATpsAL LIAGUE
New Ysrk COL 900 eIs "a 10 =
riftsbsurh 100 OH eos CT Q
Schumacher ard Dnnning.
ss~sll and Baker. Lopsz.
BANK TRASsACTIoss
Tacoma ............... S,lls.Oo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

The sesss, ~ fsnsmsnssn ssH.
lziry but owned ~ an American
firm, ~ss the victim Of ths Third
ship incident bstsssn the United
states and Germany ln fiys days
The steamer stssI sssfsssr Gas
sunk apparently by . Mani panel
in the ned .esl and ths U. =. =
urssr eissssd with . u-sost In The
north Atlantie
Tha incident greatly iseseassd
Interest in The samlnK sp~seh II
president Roosevelt .a rhar@sisy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
STATE EDITION

Mr, and Mrs. Isaiah Meyers. $500
So. seth at, married sept 10, 1891.
will celebrate their golden wedding
anniversary Wednesday. They have
lived In Tacoma for IS years.
Joseph Beised~rs. formerly ~
Tacoma. was a visitor while on
vacation last week from Seattle.
where he now 10 connected with q
bank. lie also took time To 10 10
Olympia to call ON Admiral Iuthes
y. Gregory, chairman % the state
liquor board. his former employer
Dr. Claude y. uieks has been
vscationing In ontario. Calf. and
incidentally getting In a little golf.
Jsy IrMare IL serving a. chair
man ~ the committee arranging
for the visit of q. = y Tacoma
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