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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18

later IT had dropped sharply to 90.
At 12.45. it dipped to SO, by !
o'clock it WAS back to 80.
The sky above the city was
crammed with clouds Thursday.
Myers said they PROBABLY didn't
mean thing a. far as Tacoma
is concerned. that no heat-relief
could be expected in the way Of
thunder shower. They'll prob
ably have one In the mountains,
though. Myers added.
Although II was decidedly
warmer Thursday morning
Ing than II was at the same
times Wednesday 1.-THE mer-
curry hit S8 at II a. m, com
pared To Wednesdays s51,
Myers alphabetically predict
ed that the late afternoon
would not be quite as hot a.
the day before.
Meantime. Myers found time to
announce that for the second con-
secutive period Of "a hours a ne@
CONTINUED on Page 3, Column q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
Drive Monday
For Aluminium

Ths first great voluntary na.
tlonai defense job Will fall 10 N.
Tacoma citizsnry nest week Nbsn
sil m. city Will bs rallied for .
Ssss-ioug collection ~ old alum.
mum IN build tho nations bombsfs
From neat Monday. July Al. IN.
~ the Monday after. Mayor Harry
= Cain has invited ali peopls Ia
IN. city 10 Join IN building /. noun
tain Of Old pois and pans n turn
over TO Mayor LaG1sfdiss ma
tionsi committee for that patriotic
purpose
''Iismsfnber" said the rnaYor At
a gathering ~ home defense esd.
srs in he office wednesday after.
noon. that nszt week us sili he
competing with every other city IN
the country.
THIS - chance f0f Tacoma TO
Pot on = real showing
When Ns ioos 81 Vhat Tseofa.
eNss h national defense. there =
M reason vhy vs should not
To Russell y. Anderson. retired
commander ~ Ray e. Roberts
post. V y. W goss the active lob
II directing TacomAs sIsminuB
collection
Anderson, On vacation. an
mounted that ~ would devote Ma
run time % the job. siih the AID Of
committees 10 and Mayor Cain 20.
pointed "Wednesday afternoon
Preliminary plans already nave
been made. Nth arrangements
Continued On Page 2. Column u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
Japanese Segregation
In Hawaii Suggested

NAsHf>sTOs Chairman Car
9inron. D.. Ca. ~ the bs,uss naval
affairs COMMITTEES. Thursday sssg-
gestsd that Jspansss nstionais In
Hawaii may b. aggregated u
snch a step 10 necessary 70 protect
the Pearl Hsrbor naval base from
sabotage.
BE made this suggestion IN con
asction with consideration of Inc
administration proposal for q
400 600. 900 construction program
~ bases IN the Pacific. from the
Philippines 70 AlaskA-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
Scoiiy Loses Assets

los ANGELES -- Death Valley
scotty lost MS last tangible assets
% Julian NJ Gerard. New York
broker who grubsthked him 30
years ago because no thought
seoity had fabulous gold mine
Gerard von N mining claims in a
court fight during which II was
disclosed that scotty's money came
from A NJ johnson. retired
broker
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
Lear s Disciplinary
Action Gets Approval

NAsHI>GTON-Undersecrsthrv
81 War Robert y. Patterson said
Thursday that the war department
supported the disciplinary action
melted out by Lieut. Gen. Ben Lear
To $50 soldiers who 700 hoosd Al
shorts-ciad girls on Memphis.
Tenn. golf course.
Patterson told press conference
that the matter was closed As far
rs the war department il con-
esrned. Lear, he said, submitted
full report which will not be
made public on why he ordered
members Of N. ii0th quartermss
ter battalion 10 march IS miles as
a disciplinary measure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
NAILS ISSUE REPORTS
OF ASSERTED SUCCESSES

However. the official pHn news
agency and other Mani sources H..
nied a steady stream II reports Of
German succrHaes
THIS picture ~ tho front vas
given
Northern ~estor--gstnan troops
sweeping up toward i.sninsrsd.
but exact whereabouts not md
Continued on Page 10. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
Rigid Export
Control Now
Faces 1900
Roosevelt Acts
In Interests of
Nuiionol Defense"

wAsHINcTON--r President
Roosevelt intensified economic
warfare against the AIS n
the western hsmlsphsrs
Thursday with a proclamation
hlaeklinting more than .Hf0
persons and business run<<rus
IN Latin America a. direet m
Indirect agents Of Germany Or
Italy.
rhs hlaekiist vas not lrnn<ds-
ssslv made puhlse u 10 sntend<d
Ia prevent trade fslatlaa. win -
through thnss prescribed sxsnfs
ffam the United states n sles
!. designed - . Esias n AmeFs-
can nFms IN shtstaInn Latin
American commercial rsptessntH-
tom
Hew n~ssts ~ tissse1 neaees
hss.kis@s viii resesssse wsso
nsstish hiss kllss ~ lsIoss1nn1a
and ~shess " sssss kmpes~e
va not revealed ineue1oneety.
ossssssi ae~sa~sssss - ~
ss~skisss isl The rreetatsupa
lat ss sevssis nis<ksa No.
fsanx
M. Roosevelt acted Tin Inc in
l.ssst ~ national asfsess under
MA unlimited emergency po~sfs
The move 'ffssx<s' the ssssts
n the specified firms IN TIA saan-
Try. suhi.etinx thssa n the same
regulations when we're applied 10
the sniirs European continent ua-
der = previous ssssutIss order ef
June IL
W.. Rs.s~srss's pvr~issHsss~a
s.sierss tho i.aae Is<1ss1s.nls
s~a nrwss ~ ~ rssA sspses
eesss-l ss.sss. Astt~ies rsvese9
b, skss ssss~w NAY ~ sspssssa
~ ths hlsslfssls< scmpusteo
s~is u~S~s special eivesuss>see<s
ssa ilse~s~. rhe WAITS ksssee
ss~c.s-~sw~~s Isfs ~ Ss>see tkee
81 lang - say fIrsH resnefss -
the hssehisss. n Mn ~ ~
srssfea suss ite~sss.
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learned. had released Jacobsen
and Frank Nelson. both former
employees 81 the L. $. consulate Al
Oslo. and Richard C. Hottelet.
member Of the United Press Der
I'm staff. IN swap for four Ger
mans under arrest In this country
The Tacoma youth and his com
panions IN freedom we're reported
10 have started hy train Tor Las
bon. Portugal Thursday noon
Berlin timel. first 70 Join the
L. :. consular group at Frankfort.
Germany. from which city the
entire group will proceed TO Spain
and Lisbon Saturday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18

Charles T. Packard. 70. NJ 90
~. csisnmaa ave. suffered .
broken back Thursday st>oat sls
=. m. rhsa the val 81 q garage
M ~as tearing down collapsed sud-
denly. plnnlns him beneath. Neigh
tofs sxfrleatsd tina man from
under ihs ~rscksgs and summoned
police. 1ho took him 10 ira Ia
coma General hospital Attend
ants b~lisssd ths victim viii re-
cover
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
Women Pickefs
Meet Lord Halifax

Los A>GEiLs--Lord Halifax.
British ambassador 10 tns United
States. arrived IN Los Angeles
Thursday 10 find himself plcketed
~ women who saId they repre-
sentsd organizations opposed %
American entry into tns var
The packets carried banners with
suen slogans a. "Weiooms Lord
Halifax, ths Brush lynn"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18

Europe on Norwegian steamer
three years ago.
Bud" was headed for all kinds
81 adventure and misadveniursi
he thought he was going To pay
a peaceful call on relatives in Nor
way. bicycle his way south through
Denmark. Germany and peaceful
France 10 Mediterranean port.
and sail from there for Beyrouih,
syria, where he was To carry on
a teaching fellowship IN tho Amer.
Continued on Page 7, Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18

connected win q foreign govern
nent md crfiicizsd him for AZ
espung = decoration from the Ger
man government In 1898
Mr.. President" Lndbergh
wrote. 4 N1li willingly open NY
flies 70 your investigation. ! vill
willingly appear IN psrson before
any COMMITTEES you appoint and
thsfe = no question regarding ny
activities nav. Or 81 any time in
me past. that ! vii not b. glad
70 ANSWER
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
NEPHEW or TACOMA
WORKS COMMISSIONER

Jacobsen is the 22-year-old son
Of Nj. and Mrs. Ivar Jacobsen Of
Morton. and a nephew 81 Taco
mas Public Works Commissioner
A. x. Bergersen. lie was born IN
Tacoma and attended grammar
school here until his parents moved
to Morton. He was graduated
from Morton high school and Uni
versty Of Washington
When Bud. as family and
friends know him. completed his
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
House Passes Navy
Expansion Measure

AsHIS TON The house
passed with less than an hour :
debate a Dill authorizing the navy
70 undertake $685.. 900 900 expan-
sion Of shipbuilding, repair and
ordnance manufacturing facilities
a. government and private estao-
lishments
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
ROOSEVELT PROCLAMATION
BLACkLISTS AXIS FIRMS!
New State
Labor Head
Is Sought!
reomsfers Offer
Taylor Chance 10
Quit Federation
nsI.I.INcnAM

BEI.I.I>cHAM ~ Dave
Beck. west coast representa-.
tive Of the powerful All.
Transfers union. said Thurs
day afternoon the union vas
willing To pay James A. Tay-
Tor. State Federation of Labor
president. a ssoo monthly sum
for life n n. would retire and
II state federation headauar-
ters were moved from Seattle
To Olympia.
nscs said rsyl.s w.. n ~
health. Ne offered the name ~
William short. Seattle isnns 81.
wiser. 10 flll tho presidency, shoulsi
the Transfers proposal hs se-
esrtsd SHIRT 10 former state
federation president,
U~.A stated h's p.sisss~ ~
fas~ . m~essag ~ tesus-s~s
delegates ts th~ 10th sersat
f-sierssies c.avs.sies h~se.
rr~sis..ly ns~k shs~ss~sea ..
Withdraw the s~s.s-s<ss' "a
eoe m~sessess ~ shis state
fr.m tire fsss~sstis~ n.le~s
headquarters were mas~i In
oiympssl
The tsams,sr head offered an al
ternstlss proposal under which
Short could 10 named ss..utlvs
secretary with officss In olympia.
with raylor remaining ~ active
president in Seattle Heck said
the fedsration's executive snafd
would not countsnanes this plan
wen stay in session another
week " necessary 10 get the head.
quarter. transferred. Heck said
The convention called a meeting
Tor tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18

vas reported To he swiftly pfspar.
ing for action against Siberia.
On the main Russo-Germsn front
the Naxi high command limited its
eommuniaue 20 sweeping asssr.
lions of q propaganda nature .s-
eept for the claim 10 esptur. Of
chislnAI. Is miles inside Bessara.
bia from the Rumanian frontier
The high command said p0oo. 600
men we're engaged In the Russian
battles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
WANTS OPPORTUNITY
10 ANSWER CHANGES

II there - question 10 your
mind the letter concluded. = -
mat you give me M opportunity
II snsssring any charges That
nay b. made against ne. But Mr..
President. unisas charges are made
AMI proved. believe tnst the Gus
toms and traditions Of our country
give me. as an American citizen.
the night 70 expect truth and lis-
tics from the members u your
cabinet"
Iekss. in a BsstIle day speech
here Monday night. called Lind
oergh the knight Of the German
Eagle and accused him Of offering
lcontinued on Page 2. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18

Konoys began AT once TO confer
with leaders in his attempts 10
form = new and stronger" cabinet
Konoye's name had been sub
mitted TO the emperor by senior
statesmen. including former pre-
niers. who met under Kido's lead
ership Thursday afternoon.
As the emperor and his minis
tiers sought 10 end the cabinet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
ST AT EDITION
Il y
| HESE
| I'M ES
By Mel Voorhees,

4 friend of mine said to-
day: Isn't this heat fierce ,
1t seems like it's Just one
bothersome thing after an
other
I thought that over and. do
you know. I believe he's right
Maybe. as lot Of unoom-
Portable folks are intimsting IN
this high temperature, the Lord
as an organizer wasn't quite such
a shueks as we've been told.
Let's all us suffering citizens
who simply can't stand this
awful weather smother hour can
vass the following screwy facts
submitted as proof that we've
really been let down and things
are haywire
Take our rivers, for in
stance. Where do you find
EN-? Why, in valleys, OF
course.
Are they needed there? or
course. they are not. It's
moist enough i'm valleys.
But on nils. where it's dry and
a river would be a God-send, did
you ever find one You did not.
Isn't that terrible:
Now consider tn moon.
Did you ever notice that on a
beautiful. silvery night, when
its almost light enough 10
read. the COMPOUNDED moon
will show up and leer at you -?
But did You ever see the moon
lend a hand on night as dark as
black cat with its eyes closed -?
You did not. 1t never shows up.
l tell you, it's all wrong.
Take a look around you IN
this neighborhood of ours.
There's so much green growth,
wild shrubbery and under
brush that it's a downright
nuisance.
II bothers fishermen and dub
golfers and mixers, and weeds are
tribulation for ladies with flower
gardens.
On the other hand, Just TO show
YOU how ridiculous everything Is.
visualize eastern Washington.
There. where green growth
would be welcome. they don't get
1T. They get a parched land barely
tinged with green only where they
lead water for miles through ugly
/ bitches.
Goofy, isn't II:
Lastly, take our present
critical situation.
1t was comfortable. 1t was
summertime. The days were
long and pleasant and delight
fully warm.
Then what happens?
Along comes that devllish sun
and pours I on on for keeps with
candlepower stepped up plenty.
But. remembe last winter
Needed the sun then. didn't you
But did you get it, suckers? Oh
course. you didn't.
The sun stayed carefully out oil
sight most of the time. IL grudg
ingly gave off just enough warmth
to make you dourly ash: Gold
enough for you?"
Last winter, when you needed IL
here. the sun went south.
l tell you It's awful!
rons editors note Ia pnbhshef
Noorhess has been out In the thh
uithnm his hat aEain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
BY HARRISON SALISBURY


German reports claimed
Thursday the capture Of Smo.
lensk. vital town on the route
to Moscow 235 miles distant.
Chisinau (kishcnev). capital
of Bessarabia. and the last Of
the heavy Notifications pro-
tecting the kiev area.
The pounding Naxi driv. into
Russian territory was accompanied
by growing syidencs that a new
threat 10 the sovie, " building up
fast IN the Far East where Japan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
Nazis Take
z Important
0bjeciives!
BulLTriN

HFRII>-As suthsfised ter
man military sp.kc-m.. repest.
~ Tonight that .etmss and
Russian farr~. were fighting .
gigantic hattie sla.. the e.tise
easter. front that probably stil
decide the fate 81 the shele
so,le, -.erm.n war"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
WEATHER FORECAST

slightly cooler tonight and Ssiur.
day. Temps: Nigh 92.5; Low liz
sun rises, i;3s q. m, sets 1888
p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18

MOSCOW = A. iosov=ky. No
Wet sice-forsign commis.ar and
official government spokesman.
said Thursday night that Russia,
IN principle. fsvofs Independence
and freedom nor Poland. csscho-
slaynkla and other German en-
shaved nations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
CENSORSHIP DRAsTICALLY
TIGHTENED BY CRISIS

4 United Press Shanghai dis
patch quoted special sdvicss from
Japan that full mobilization wss N
progress throughout the oountry)
Censorship was drssticsliy tight
sned because Of the cabinet crisis.
precipitated by critical situation
in foreign relations.
So sternly had authorities de-
cided TO enforce the drastic new
national defense laws. especially
the state secret law that news
ps pers entirely refrsined from any
speculation on the composition Of
m. new cabinet or even mention
ing the names Of candidates.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
Indy Urges Presidential
Probe 10 Clear His Name

NEW YORk-Charles A. Lndbergh offered Thursday to
presidential investigation Of accusations he said
Secretary Of Interior Harold l. ekes had made that he
connected with the interest Of foreign government
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18

TOkYO-Emperor Hirohto Thursday instructed Prince
Fumimaro Konoye cabinet to succeed the one
which under his leadership premier resigned Wednesday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE

fTle-Gsme called end Of SKIN,
RAM.
Page and Mccullough; PodgsJny
and Warren
Pittsburgh at Boston, post
poned. rain
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18

President Roosevelt mat ickss.
for many months snd On numef-
ous OCCASIONS. mad implied ne Sas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
Ivan Jacobsen. Nephew
OF Alb Bergersen, Leaves
German Prison in Norway

Release Of Ivan Jacobsen. Tacoma from imprisonment
Norway announced in United Press dispatches from
Berlin Thursday.
m ", .o,sr,ro.,, a, "a. studies
-, - helped HIN arrange passage 10
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crisis. newspaper announced that
All schools throughout the country.
due to close for summer vacations,
would be kept in session for t~o
weeks more. thereby relieving the
currently overburdened transpor-
tation facilities. II was pointed
out that the continued operation Of
schools. particularly Of boarding
schools. would keep children off
trains
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18

Your Postmaster can tel you
nov 10 invest IN q. 8. Defense
Bonds.
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u. S. Finances
Brazil Base!



MAsestNaTON--.tsss. ss~~sus
q. Marshall. shlss NJ sfaff. tad
The senate military affairs eosu-
@issss Thursday sfssssses thaf
~ army f.ses~es ihe possibility
~ spain. Portrayal and Afst<a
fsIIiss IN ths asss pswes..
WASHINGTON Gen. oserxs e
Marshall. army chief - staff. taid
ihs senate military affairs com,
mltfss Thursday that tina United
states 10 financing tina sxpsnsien
n aviation facilities in hfsxi 10
surround this hsnlsphefs eifh .
ftnE ~ protection asslnst a ruth
less foreign pvrss
Marshall II the same time re-
affirmed has pssviohs stassnenss
shst eongfss. must safeguard ths
nation by extending tns service 81
seisetses and national xuafdsmen
beyond their sehsauisd ons.yssf
terms suen legislation must 80
an the statute hooks ~ Aps l
u army efficiency IL 70 b main
famed. hs said.
-Bi.Ask CsSGGk- yOTED
AaTsnails reference 70 srszii
came IN ths midst % die sss.oa ~
legislative confirms ever apef.fiss
n N. armed sssvles.
Congress, NJ ssid. voted IN
emergency hlsnx ehsek ~ 500.
600 900 IN cash and an additional
sum ~ equal sixs IN contract an
thofizstions. specifying mat fwo-
fconiiansd On Page 2. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
Instruct Japanese Prince
To Form Stronger Cabinet
BULLETIN

TokYo-The Domei reported Thursday night
that Prince reached complete agreement
leaders for formation of cabinet "hch
will give precedence Japan's wartime structure"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
Must Vacate
Homes in
Army Area
Monday Deodline
Set for Toking
Over Roy Tract
Nv 4. n. MANBIN
Tacoma Times Staff Writer

Maybe they'll move them
selves; maybe the army can
find a way TO move EN-. But
Monday the persons still re-
siding on certain lands desired
by the L. S. army for expan-
sion of Fort Lewis will have
to move.
II was only couple Of weeks
ago that an army officer ap-
peared here in United States
court and told the judge that. IN
his opinion. nobody would be seri-
ously inconvenience II the army
were to take over properties IN
Excepted Tract W" near Roy.
on July 81.
The court so ordered that all
persons occupying properties IN
that tract should vacate TO the
government July 81.
This particular tract consists OF
S4l5.s3 acres for which the gov
eminent is prepared to pay sl54,-
270.26-cash on the line for those
who want it in hurry.
Now quite a few-perhaps
dozen of something over so
home owners In that area
have come In before Special
Assistant L. =. Attorney John
W. Fishburne TO insist they
have neither the means 10
move, nor a place TO move to-
or some other evidence Of the
inconvience that viii he
caused II they have To get out
by next Monday.
Hot weather for moving, too.
But the ma iority will be out
during this coming week end,
Fishburne predicted Thursday.
Those who say they just can't
move are referred To the army
officials at Fort Lewis. It's the
army that now has the say as to
how soon it will want the land
designated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18

Lindbergh. a spokesman FOR the
America First committee and
critic Of ths administrator for
eign policy. said in a letter 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
BIG MANEUNERS
COMING UP LATER

There are some big maneuvers
coming up later this summer and
Fort Lewis is getting itself crowd
cd in spots.
Years ago. when Pierce county
bonded itself for $4,000, 900 to buy
up Fort Lewis Camp Lewis II
was them. it was found during
condemnation proceedings that
the money wouldn't quite stretch
far enough to take in all the area
The army could Use and pay some
folks who had improved farms in
side the area.
Accordingly number OF
so-eaIled excepted tracts
were left as something like
islands In a sea Of maneuvers.
The army couldn't drop shells
or bombs on those tracts, nor
could troops march across them.
As long as this country and its
neighbors maintained resem-
hlance OF peace, those excepted
tracts didn't make any difference.
The army had lots of room IN
which TO maneuver and TO fire its
artillery. BY skillful laying out of
ranges. placing Of command posts
and gun emplacements, IT was
possible 10 use one Of several diff
Continued on Page 2, Column p
BANK TRANSACTIONS
racnnna "a s2S 600
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Baseball Finals
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington e00 000 0ol-I q
Detroit tie O22 l0H-T - I
Hudson. Kennedy 81 ana Early.
Trout and Sullivan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18

Copy editors note Ia pubhshei
VOORHEES, has bern out In the su'
without his hat again.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04
DY ELMER Q. VALZER Limited Rxees Fananefal RdltnP'


 New York, Dec. ( = (UP) = Stocks worked high in fairly active dealings today. I.eading shares set- ting up gains ranging to mere than Q point.
 William Wrigiey, up 8 i.G points to 6S, and zazeltlne, up 8 Ia to e6, were outstanding strong features, Sun oil, up 2 i-4 Co 60 l-9 and Standard OH Company (lg.J.) up l-A to e l-4, both new highs, led Q firm oil group.
 New highs also were established by United Fruit ct 70 Ia, llp I is2, Pan American Airways at. l0 i-A, un l-2, and Paramount Common l6 l-e, up i.H. Other strong selected issues included American Car and Foundy, 30, up 1; General Steel Castings preferred 70 .lr4, up 1 S-A, rnterstats Department Stores pre- terred o9, up 3 i-2; x.iggett and Myers B a i-z, up 1 I-2; safeway Stores 46, up l-s. e.
 Dow Chemical led Q strong group with 2 i-A point gain to i26. Q. S. Rubber Common ran ID il.A to 90
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-04
SETTLEMENT MADE
 IN $2O,OOO SUIT
Unexpected Agreement Is Reached After Both Sides
 Complete Evidence

After they had completed presen. tation Of evidence to Q common pleas court Jury today, counsel in e S20,000 civil action called Q brief recess and agreed to . settlement out of court.
 Proceedings were based upon the charge of James Moore of this city, that he suffered injuries in Q coi- lision with an automobile truck owned by Clark A. Lewis, also Of Waterbury, and doing buSinesS as the Clark A. Lewis O., on East Main street, october iS, ie30.
 Moore charged that the truck, driven by Kenneth Alexander. came without warning to Q sudden stop at the intersection of East Main and William streets, causing the car In which Moore had been following to collide with the rear of the truck,
 As q result of the collision, 1t was maintained, the plaintiff incurred hurts, and was obliged to junk the car, Q ie3i Ford sedan, valued at ei60. The defendants alleged cons trieutory negligence in Q special dc. fense.