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The guardian., 1941-06-07
Furnished Apartment
$3.50 a week

Light, airy, four-room furnished
apartment. Private bath. Large kit
chen. All improvements. Everything
Best residential section in
Roxbury. Near new Charles st.
Church. Call Garrison 1885 anv time
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Attendance on Tacoma Day
AT Fair Is Nearly $4,000

solsilsrs we're bsinx admitted
free Thursday and fhsy vii sssin
FRIDAY az on ths first too days a
tina seek. thursday ~As Seattle
Day. snd also Navy. kxE ard
Northwest wsshingfoa dsy 81 ths
fair.
Darksning skies and sons dsf-
inlts rain failed 70 discourage the
Taeoms day crowd Wednesday
People arrived ~ssn ths gates
opened IN tins morning and con
tinusd coming from Tacoma until
late In this evening.
Crsndstsnds wsrs filed almost
TO the last seat and On the rair-
Nay. ali rides we're kept busy.
keeping up with the waiting linss-
Friday wsil b. valley day.
Grange day and Pioneer day -
Continued On PsSs s. coiunn q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Tacoma Delegation Leaves
For Good Roads Convention

When the Washington state
Good Roads association begins ~
43d annual session at wsnatebes
Thursday night Tacoma viii be
represented by = delegation of -.
Heading the delegation Will be
Clinton Reynolds. president. and
r. r. Fetterolf. secretary Of the
association.
Others. representing the Tacoma
Chamber Of Commerce and this
Naches Pass Highway association.
include Ted HaAkinson. president
of the Naches association. w. g.
Raleigh. Fred Smith. Roy Clark.
DR. N. " MsRn Lyle
AbrAhs mson. Paul sesys. Walter
FARMLAND. y. r. Short, v. o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Nazis May Plan
Early Drive for
Caucasus Oil!
TODAYS WAR MOVES
ID IL a n on
BY LOUIS 2. kEEMlE
United Press War Analyst

A German drive for the oil
fields Of the Caucasus much
earlier than mad been expect
ed. by means of a short cut
through the Crimean PENN
sula, is suggested by Thurs
days war developments in
the Ukraine.
II the German push maintains
its present rate Of progress and
il not stopped by a determined
Russian rally. the fall Of crimea
appears not unlikely.
The peninsula. scene Of the III
starred British-Frenoh war against
Russia In 1856. IL only four miles
from the shore Of the Caucasus
region. II IL bordered on the
CONTINUED on Psg. Q. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

Ofnei.i sttsadxsa~ fiEarss
complied BY FAIR sffieisis ~
II.Is . ml Thursday showed
1854 persons had ssssssd gsi<s
~ fhe sspssitios- tnesnsssg
traffic gave ever, isdie.tiss
that . capacity crowd would tsa
the Fairgrounds before tbs a.y
sAs over.
PUYAf.I.Ir A sunny Thurs
day morning started crowds Of
motorists from the north toward
ths Western Warrington Fair in
PHysiiup but they would have 10
come in unprecedented numbers 10
better Wednesdays attsndsncs,
when 4f,5ss persons we're On the
grounds for Tacoma day.
Fair officials counted q near
record Wednesday. Last years
Tacoma day attendance wss a, o6a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Mass
OF Vessels
u. S. Corporation
Will Build Croft
To Overcome Peril
WASHINGTON-The navy

WASHINGTON-The navy
announced Thursday after
noon that a new government
corporation is being formed
for mass production Of a new
type of l.90o-ton cargo ship
specifically designed 10 over
come German submarine ae-
Invites.
The new company, Ships Inc.
viii construct the craft along the
Mississippi and other inland water
ways and on the Gulf of Mexico
where the work can be undertaken
without interfering with the pre-
sent gigantic construction pro-
grams Of the navy and the mari
time commission.
The ships viii be delivered
To the lease-lend agency for
transfer 10 Britain or ether
nations rs quicki, ne they esn
be built and tested. The craft
viii be paid for out of Lease
lend funds. according Ia ten
tstive plans.
The revolutionary new craft. the
navy said earlier In the day. had
been designed under personal
urging by President Roosevelt and
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox
as the answer TO the cry OF the
democracies for tonnage"
The ships. called sea otters. ="
can he turned out in two months
after the program starts. the navy
Ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
North Red Army Rsiakss
Villages Near Leninqrad

MOSCOW - Marshal kle.
menti voroshiIov's northern
army has resumed vigorous
eounter-attaeks on the i.snin-
grad front. capturing several
villages near the city. II Was
asserted officially Thursday.
y, was admitted thai ths Oar.
mans had brought up fresh ircops
ard we're noe attacking f<nin-
grad day and night ~ land. air
snd s~@ IN an sttsmps IN bssah
through and ain . dsetAiss VIC
tory.
All reports said. however. that
tbs line vas holding firm and tns
Germans we're suffering terrible
loss~s
Thsssasy's fIsss ss@@ssts
que saasisssd ~ nsss~isss -
iast -. sse ssss ~ ~ Isks
Dinses are. ssssh ~ t<sts-
gssa. sssssg ~ Issa sssssh-
Nut IN ds~rssas etsiss shse
three Gsssslas sssubes ksA hsss
ksssksa set n thss sses sas
rallied -asiisissss bssassAs~ss.
Ofneisi reports admitted siso
That Eisv remained tins ssntss Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

Bratrud and y. A. nepsrmoit.
Joining ths Tacoma delegation
~ wsnatehse ~iiI be 'epressnts-
lives ef Pvyailap. Buckley, Enum-
claw. Kent and Auburn.
Chief interest ~ the Tacoma
delegation 10 in the proposed
Nsehss highway cutoff Through
Representations ny tho Nsahss as
Continued on Page .. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

got Johnson. daughter o.
Lieut.. Harold :. johnson,
Fort Lewis.
On the orc he'd meek
horse Of the merry oo-foOnd
IS fige-yeor-olo Morfho Jone
Smoof.
AZ the bottom Judd boy
with the m olleU relores
otter he tres 70 ring the
bell or the TOP Of the pole
with O hefty blow. Peerino
up~ord in the background
ore Bob J Q kson, Duke
Cornpbell ond kord Chonn-
Der. All ore from Toconno.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Blost Rocks Depot

sHANGHAI-TTsyelsrs arriving
today said a time bomb exploded
Wednesday night in the Marking
railway station. killing ~ least
six persons and wounding many
othera
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Main Street

When the annual meeting ~ ihs
Pacific Coast Association 81 Port
Authorities opened Thursday at
Seattle. among those present ~ss
George W. OsGead, manager Of ths
Port Of Tseoma.
Phil Jones ~ Santa Monica.
Calf. 10 spending . week IS ths
guest 81 the Ih~ssa seasdsssys.
Jones. who 10 In the forestry s<rs-
Ice In Oregon. WAS graduated from
W.sc. last June, and issyss al
the end of this week for Pullman.
where he gill enroll for post.
gradusts work.
Arsss n~rsy " here from Han
francisco. where shs has made hsf
homs for SONS time shs plans 10
spend ths winter In Tseems
Mr.. and sirs. "a Johssss drove
10 Pullman Monday. seeompsn
BY their son. I~s Johnson. who an.
rolled a. a freshman ct wsc.
Ire stsrsa. recently rsturnsd
from Juneau. Alaska. 10 snthasslss-
tic about salmon fishing 10 ths
northern waters hs reports The
bay At Juneau |. crystal flssr ana
the conc salmon plentiful and hun
cry. These fisb. similar 10 Our
"slly.rs. stsrm says. show plenty
OF fight and break the surface
frequently shsn hoossf One big
lconiiBssd on Page "a. Column -
BAsk TRANSACTIONS
"a .ss faS4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Fun al the air

Sixteen Tocomons, IS chill
dren ond one dod tonly ore
child is his) register O clee-
fuI thrill m the top photo O,
they plunged oo~n~ofd m
c Cont Dipper cor.
Net below IS O study IN
foces os O flon4e "s~oilou-
ef" proctices MS peculior
orf
Driving ire nnnnioture
oJio IS ihfee-yeof-oid Nor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

mt inc y, - 10 provide tsndsfrass
aid 10 Russia u u desired. The
present system. however. 10 10
provide sdvsnc. credits 10 finance
Russian war purchases here.
BRFAkDowN oF PLAN
To SPEND HUGE sum
The president sent 10 Speaker
Sam Rsyburn . breakdown Of thu
proposed expenditures complied
by Budget Director Hsfold u.
Smith.
Smith outlined the new lend.
lease request ss follows
Ordnance and Osdssses sser~s.
supplies. spare parts and ma.
tsrials including srmor and am.
munition 81 100. 600 900.
Aircraft and s~ronsatiesi ma
testsi including engines. spare
tcontinued on Page Q. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

great rta<ssp Nsovsaens II u11Gn
the Germans ssrpehs u estnln 49,
pists dsminstIsn - shs eas1egn
hsnk NJ IN Dnsspsv river bsewesn
chsrnivoe END kssmssehss.
cnsNgAN PENINSULA
ToeaGAT NOT CoNBJnAomD
Thess wsse seposts shoe n ~
ssfsssns eosxfh NJ M Uksnsne ~
Germans wsss tbssstenins psssn1D
81 ths top n ~ Cslmoon p~nGnr
ssis. Thsss rspssts wsss ~ go
fsrAsd
In shs central asss Il spp~aro1
thai the Russian a1vsae1 y ~
bsysnsk ares ~ sneehe1 . o..
man thrust fro@ oomok
Marshal nemyoa nmennenhA
leading N central srwy. wss ~
povtsd h ~ eoafisuteG = soeoG1
ossf HE iins west - Yssso~vu -
fsiyns ard - ~ eioslng u seen1-
Ny ~ nmoieast.
4 sennuns6pns - ~ =
ngse>ss s6ess ~ 0eeunns
ssss1 - s~neo osynnse -
nept .. ~ oesmnss - ~
ss~ss 49, 1onoo 80 -
hiiss<. wsun1a1 - pstnnnsps
rsss - san1n. - sempou1
esss. t-ses ss~s&s - ~
ptn~sA
u VS. asssssa1 Inst n seaopu1
spssatoes Ttsss1sy IL oogmono
lost ~ pisses agsinse - nsnrann
pisa~s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

q he u~d over the neat Ia,
'ears Indicated preparations fol
long war.
lie asked thai he b~ left Tn
provide lend lease aid % any
country whose defense he con.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

a VISIT CANADIAN rOar -
a trim. atwood sub shss<f.
shrlstsnsd the Qo-To. ~ss launched
here Thursday. Ths ns~ ysSssi
4 II ths raiTmil< type.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Nazis Claim Reds Cauqhi
Between lightning Panzsr
Drives on Two Fronts!
Mschonizsd Spsoshsods Reported
To Have Bottled Up Big Portions
OF Morshol Timoshenko's Armies

BERi1N--cerman quarters claimed Thursday night shse
lightning Man panser drives the central and southern
front had caught large Russian forces In giant steel traps
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

NV
Marshal temr~e Hudesnys suuth-
general effsasvs N ~ usssias
rhs high esmwsss sssa snss -
nss''s before shs f"vsif'~Assn~s =
achieved ne ecmmsessss -
rssss ss > single aeswAs inssasyy
siav's'"n s'"ns 40 ssasmss I'D
Soviet u,nssvs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
SOLONS RECEIVE F. D. REQUEST
More Funds Are Sought
To Continue Lend-Lease
Aid in Anti-Axis Fight
EVIDENCE OF LONG WAR SEEN
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON -- President Roosevelt asked congress
Thursday appropriate $685. 900 90 continue lend
lease aid TO nations battling the axis through June 90 iats
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Pirates Win
Over Dodqers

PITTsBURGH-Ths Pittsburgh
Pirates won a s-5 victory over the
National league leading Brooklyn
Dodgers Thursday after . Dodgsr
rally in the eighth inning In which
Brooklyn Manager Leo Durocbsf
was ordered out Of the game for
arguing with an umpire
The Pirates held the DodE-
.rs scoei~ss until the eighth.
when Brooklyn scored iis five
runs. Pittsburgh Ersi,ssed four
runs In the fourth ~h~s
stewards double started the
scoring. A single by DiMsgK,e
wss good for two isIiies and
snothsr by martha and .
Dodrsr error allowed Two
mors.
Hugh Casey. third Dodfsr
pitcher. Was charged with the loss
although he allowed only one nit
IN the eighth q tripl. BY Andsr-
son
DiNsggio scored IN. tying run
for the Pirates IN the eighth on
bals BY Casey DlHoehsr pro-
tested Casey then hurled three
successive pitches over Ovens
head and fourth ball 70 walk
Lopez DUrDchsr resumed his srgiI-
msnt with Umpire Hagsrsufth
and yas ordered off the field
IN. Pirates completed their
scoring when AndefsOns triple
brought in Lopez Ths score.
Brooklyn 600 600 oso--s 7
Pittsburgh. 600 800 ozs--s 10 .
Fitzsimmons. French 81. Casey
~. Hsmlin ~ and Owen. Ian.
ning. ssSsii ~ and Lopez.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON 49, Secretary Of
Treasury Henry AorTsnthau Jr.
disclosed Thursday that the gov
eminent advanced $4,000. 900 To
the Soviet Union more than
month ago TO help tho Russians
meet their current bills for war
IN the United states
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

IONWN---A Authoritative /
the Germans apparently had
OF the crimca. and cutting
peninsula and the mainland.
No gsavs wss the threat of Inc
greet German drive IN IN uhrslns
TO tns Russian southsrs army that.
secmdink 10 uneonfirmsd rspovss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

rss~ssis1 t~asgh6 - ns1upnnys
Tsszpssasssssf nhgn. ~ -. -
49, 49,. SIS; go. estl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NAfIOSAL IkAblk
F1Fst gsms
Philadelphia 100 o0s sos-s 4 4
Cincinnati ot0 III 1sr-s b z
Hughes Crimson ~ and
Livingston: starr and LOMBARD.
New York eoI oos ee0--i .
Chicago 80. 5oe 100 s5s--7 4
sunksi. Melton ~, Adams 49,
and Hartnstt. Gooty and Nccul-
lOugh.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland 400 00I 00I--s II o
Boston -. .oio 900 coe--I . !
Feilsr and Dessutsls: ". New
some. Johnson 80. Wilson ~ and
Peacock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

east nf gmrirhAh ana fHst nf
tisfman meeh.nlsed srssrhssds.
sssbhlnE swiftly snsn Russian pest.
,lans -sre rsr.sssd Ia have has'
tied ur large portions ~ Asrshsi
Ssmyoa rmnshsnsas central
armies In pocket sroues and
east ~ Hnoisnsb
In the Ukraine. Nssi s.ss-
iers psesitsted ssesess~s -es
the hssaess SCALE with pan
,~s and rapid ss.aps hsssissG
leap fseg ssshsas" psi
kies IA the s~esk Esd ssush
s~d .a ske fast -a~selsptsg
assssess fscst.
The new German advances we're
said In be supported BY terrific
aerial bomhsrdmsnt.
Front dispatches said fissts AZ
German planes had extended their
bambing range 10 the shofes a.
the Caspian sea. pathway "a ths
Russian Caucasus. ~ German
ground forces continued 20 drive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-13

Five-day forecast for the period IRON IRON
pm. Wednesday, June is, 1871. inc ~ I'VE:
Middle Atlantic States tDistrict OF Co
umbia, Virginia, New Jersey, Delaware,
Maryland, Eastern Pennsylvania ana NC"
Occasional showers, mostly light to mod
crate, until Sunday, then hght ShOWeIs
ending about Monday sem eSav n Mftni OF
Monday Temperature next five days VIII
average near normal. At. W.. vi.
sinia, western Pennsylvania and Tennes-
see: Occasional showers, mostly nght 70
night and in most sections SATURDAY enc.
ing in Kentucky and Tennessee Saturda,
nieht or Sunday morning and IN op g9s
Ohio Valley by or during Monday Inc
total amount next five days VIII De llgnt 10
moderate except where locally heavy over
east portion in local thunderstorms TOMS NJ
or Saturday Cooler Saturday and sat
Temperature will likely average slightly be-
The extensive disturbance remains cen
tered over Iowa; Des Moines. lO03. milf
bars (29 "a inches, and much cloudlness
from the Plains States eastward TO the
Atlantic Coast with showers almost gen,
orally EXCEPT in the FoTldfs PenHdd S Spe
at Greensboro, N. C. 2.}6 inches. trough
OF low pressure is moving slowly eastward
over California and the Plateau region 1Sd
inches. and Boise, Idaho: l:on95 MILL II
bars l2aSI inches Pressure SUI ERE remains Mans
t tana southward to Colorado. WilIiston,
N Oak. l.020 millbars t30.l2 inches;
and from New England southwark and
southeaslvard over the ocean. Nantucket,
is N6 6Fh H 4s9 a Wsgb the n9Fh
G30 ii inches. The temperature has risen
slightly in portions of the Lake region, the
Middle Atlantic States while the weather
South Dakota southeastward 10 the lower
Ohio and lower Mississippi Valleys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-13

welded by the judiciary, the 49,
year-old New Yorker declares fatty
that courts should hesitate to strike
down legislation, and he is firm
believer in the principle of judicial
liberalism that conforms to the
spirit of the times. But this, he
comedies, is easier sought than at
tanned.
"Why is it," he asks, that the
court influences appointees more
consistently than appointees in
fuence the court? I point out GER
tain sustained institutional and
procedural procedures toward con-
servatism which only the most alert
justices will sense and only the
most hardy will overcome. Because
of these constant pressures, would
underwrite no futures even now"
When the court reassembles on
october 6, the new seating arrange
ment will furnish forcible demon
stration of the sweeping changes
made in the membership in four
years. At the right of Chief Justice
Stone, Justice Roberts, the only
other member antedating the
Roosevelt administration, will take
his seat. At the left of the Chief
Justice will sit Justice Black, first
of the seven Roosevelt appointees
and now the third in seniority
Justices Byrnes and Jackson win be
seated at either end of the bench
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-13
Entirely Mental
Cruelty Wins
ToIIuIoh Divorce
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RENO, New, June l3.-Tallulah
Bankhead, stage and screen star.
today divorced John r. Emery for
cruelty, entirely mental in char
acter."
Divorce proceedings, ending a
four-year marriage, were brief and
private. The EmeryS were married
in Jasper, Ala, in August, 1897, and
have no children.
During her stay in Reno, Mrs.
Emery was given a lion cub-she
called the lion. Winston Churchill
by Demetrios Villain, New York stage
producer. Villain, who obtained a
divorce at Carson City, New, three
weeks ago, was the actress frequent
companion until he returned to New
York the first of June.
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maneuverability possible, he said.
Full of enthusiasm for his hell
copter and its principles, Mr.. Mem
eth spoke so fast in somewhat
broken English that the committee
members had difficulty at times in
understanding him. He predicted
confidently that the helcopter will
eventually replace the conventional
airplane, and will become "the ulti-
mate perfect airplane for every
body"
He displayed models of the mech
anism of his rotor gears, and also
displayed pictures of other types OF
planes he has designed.
The committee adjourned until
an indefinite day next week.