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The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21
Yugoslaviia Decides To Join Axis

UNDATED, March g lP)-Yu. goslavia's crown council decision to join the Rome-Berlin- Tokyo alliance gave Hitler the green light on his expected invasion of Greece but at the same time pre- cipitated a government crisis in which three Yugoslav cabinet minister angrily preferred their resginations. Belgrade dispatches said the ministers predicted ser ious internal strife will develop in Yugoslavia. Regent Prince Paul acting for the boy king Peter subsequently, refused to ac- cept any of the cabinet resigna- tions declaring no one is allowed to quit until the agreement is signed. German quarters declar ed the signature date is set for Sunday. The Yugoslavian pre- mier and foreign minister is slat ed to leave tonight to tomorrow for Vienna.
 Serb feeling against the gov ernments decision was reported as mounting feverishly as pictul es of Roosevelt and Churchill were displayed publicly in many towns.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21
GERMAN RAIDS ON LONDON
 CAUSE HOMELESS TO LEAVE

LONDON, Mar. 20 (P)- Shops were demolished and homes bad ly damaged and casualties were caused by stream of NaZi raid CTS on the southeast coast. AS the trek of homeless began from the London area, the scared capital received its worst nocturnal pounding this year.
 Two German bombers dived from the clouds in a hit and run attack on a southeast coast town just after four MeSserschmitts plummated out of hay sky and raked a number of small fishing boats with machine guns.
 From the London area, worst hit by last nights six hour rain of bombs, flowed a stream of per arnbulators and small carts load ed with salvage and belongings. The homeless refugees were com forted and aided by begrimed firemen who spent the night bat ting fires. In workers district, a whole block of residences was blown to bits. Five hospitals were hit. A large hotel was part
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21

approved funds totaled 4 and a half million dollars for the es- tablishing of intermediate land ing fields at Yakutat and Annette Island: $625.O0O for dredging Sit ka harbor; $5,30O,00O for chang ing the terminus of the Alaska railroad.
 Brigadier General Thomas Robins, Assistant Chief of Engin- esrs told the committee that the Army is establishing intermed- fate flying fields to break the long jump from Seattle to the Army bases in Alaska. He said the Annette Field is 600 miles from Seattle and 20 miles from Ketchikan. At present land plan es couldn't land anywhere be- tween Seattle and Juneau.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21
Yugoslavia Crown Council Decides To Join Axis
BRITISH LANDING FORCE IN
 GREECE IS EXPECTED TO
 TOTAL OVER 3OO,OOO TROOPS

BELGRADE, March 20 (H1 - The British are reported to have landed "gr5at numbers" of troops yesterday at Salonika, the back door of the Balkans, likely the first objective of any German thrust from Bulgaria. This is un derstood to be the first appear ance of British forces in Salonika although dis-mbarking of force expected to total 300,O00 men, has been under way for several days in five ports in southern Greece. Accounts of the landing of troops al Salonika along with vast sup plies of gasoline were the same as from the Greek frontier town of Gevfelia, Yugoslavia.
 As Berlin dispatches reaching Belgrade asserted "the Greek
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21
King and Queen In Close Shave

UNDATED, March p lP - In the aeria siege of Britain the King and Queen escaped by a few hours, violent raid on Ply mouth, by German planes press ing the city in night strategy. The concerted attack showered quantities of fire bombs and high explosives on the port city not long after the British sovereigns visited shipyards and inspected former U. s. destroyers.
 Nazi pilots said the Plymouth naval provision depot was de stroy by great sea of fires and that extraordinarily heavy dam age was inflicted.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21
London Raid
 Exceeds That On Coventry

BERLIN, March 20 (P) - The German command declared that 66,0O0 tons of shipping was sunk in continuing attacks on Britain's lines of supply.
 Strong units of the LuftWaffe blasted dock facilities and other targets in London in violent night assault. Informed sources said the raid was "unprecedent- ed and far exceeded Coventry Hundreds of planes were said to have participated dropping about ten thousand incandiary bombs and many high explosive bombs.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21
House To Recon
 slider Armory Bill

JUNEAU, March 20 (#) - Ac- ton on the controversial armory bill was again delayed in the House Thursday until Friday when a reconsideration vote will be taken. There was also found am emergency clause un- attached to the income tax bill, with half dozen other measures were sent from the House to Sen ate. The latter placed them on the bottom of the calendar for consideration. Whether they be accepted by a two-thirds vote is necessary for acceptance as the time limit expired Tuesday.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21

question is already settled' the dispatches failed to say just what kind of a settlement was made but added "Only a short time must elapse before this confag- ration which has threatened to engulf the other Balkans states, will bz eXtinguished.'
 Additional advices in Berlin de clared that further Turkish and Yugoslav questions now were set tied but they too were without explanation.
 An unconfrmed report from the Albanian frontier said that Greek forces hammering at Tepel mi since mid-December had fin ally entered, taking many Fascist prisoners and quantities of war materials.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21
Governor Names Commissioner

JUNEAU, March 2l (P) - The Governor this morning sent in the nomination of Michael Jay Haas of Anchorage to be Terri torial Commissioner of Labor.
 The nominee is a prominent Democrat who formerly resided at Valdez and went to Anchorage several years ago. The measure has no emergency clause, SO if confirmed, Haas will not take off, flee for three months.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21

ly destroyed and public services were thrown out of gear.
 Many fires, big and small were start-d by thousands of incen- diary bombs. The blazes were used as targets for the demoli- tion bombs dropped later on. One large department store burned down. Bombs injured several firemen who were trying to ex- tinguish the blaze. Seven per sons were killed in one building.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21
House Passes Armory Bill

JUNEAU, March 19 (P) - Fol lowing a three-hour hearing with plenty of debate. the House to- night passed the Armory bill 10 to 6. Those voting against were Davis, Peterson, Rogge, Shattuck Whaley and Harvey Smith. The bill carries an appropriation of $500,000 for five armories at Ketchikan, Juneau, Anchorage, Fairbanks and Nome. The ques- ton now is, whether the Senate will accept the bill.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21
Ausies Cheer U. s. Sailors

SYDNEY. March l9 (P)-Hun- dreds of thousands of Australians stood on the shores of flag-deck- ed Sydney harbor and cheered the arrival of seven U. S. war ships headed by the flagship Chic ago on a visit and part-training cruise. The visit was hailed by the press and official circles as a token of Australian-American friendship. The Australians gave a tumultuous ovation to the 2,000 officers and men of the U. s. Navy,
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21
NEW DEVICE STOPS NIGHT AIR RAIDS

OTTAWA, Canada, March 19- Canadian and American engin- cers were credited with a large share of the honor in perfecting Britain's new secret weapon for defeating Nazi night raiders. Air Minister Power, unable to dis close details, revealed that a group of Canadian radio mechan- ics were actively engaged in the operation of the new weapon.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-21
HAL ROACH'S WIFE PASSES AWAY

LOS ANGELES, Calf, March IT - Mrs. Margaret Roach, the wife of film producer Hal Roach died following a weeks illness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Next Report
On Monday

All workers in the Coed samari-
tan Gamma 'gn were urged by lot
ter Saturday to attend the report
luncheon scheduled for t1i0
o'clock Monday noon at the Tacoma
Rescue Mission. 1874 Pacific ave
Workers viii be released by l
O'clock Dr. David Johnson. cam.
psign chairman. assured We
want lenort from every worker
holding cards or districts IN the
campaign. Only by esttlns 70.
port from every worker VIII We
know the covsrage being made
and be able 10 develop further
plans
The report meeting Friday
showed pledges and contributions
amounting 20 ss.0oa. Friends ~
the mission were urged 10 mail
their checks 10 Good Samaritan
campaign. 1912 Pacific ave.
The work Of the mission In
caring FOR homeless men will be
presented BY the pastors In a mum
her OF churches Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Tacoma Physicians
Asked 10 Sessions

Several hundred Washington
oregon and Idaho doctors will
stick shsmrocks in their button
holes the morning Of March Il.
then begin five days 81 brushing
~" a. the Path annual University
n Oregon medical school alumni
post graduate session opens In
Portland
Tacoma doctors ar. among 2. 700
in the three states invited 10 IN.
session.
The meet v.iil stress instruction
10 small groups Of doctors this
year. a departure from programs
q past years when paper reading
consumed most time
Doctors attending may choose
courses IN fields IN winch they ar.
most Interested according 70 DR..
Richard y. Diilshunt. dean Of the
school.
The Ernst A Sommsr memorial
lectures will Be pressnted BY Or
Donald Guthrie. head Of the Gutn-
re clinic In sAyrs. Pa. and Dr.
William s Middleton. dean Of the
University Of Wiseonan medical
school
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Dials Proposed
For Two Towns

Representatives of the Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph Co. are
interviewing residents Of Graham
and Loyeland, and the territory
between those two points and the
southern limits OF the Puyallup
and Tacoma exchanges 10 sscer-
tain how many will subscribe for
dial telephones.
The company plans to establish
a new exchange and have II ready
for operation by early summer
Dial equipment OF the same type
as recent small offices in Tacoma,
such as Crestview. Atlas. Granite.
or Iakeview will be installed in n
small freproof structure to be
erected for that purpose
Further announcement will be
made by District Manager L. J.
Conlin Of the telephone company
at Tacoma after the canvas now
in progress is completed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Month S Surplus
Foods Announced

a variety Of wholesale surplus
foods was assured food stamp plan
participants IN the state Of Wash
ington with the announcement
Saturday OF the March surplus
list by the Surplus Marketing
administration.
The list. as designated by the
secretary Of agriculture. includes
fresh apples pears grapefruit and
oranges: butter and eggs. irish po-
tatoes and onions Except green
onions). ell pork except cooked
or packed IN metal or glass con-
taiDsrsi and pork lard. dried
pruues. rsisins and dried beans.
corn meal. rice hominy grits.
wheat flour and whole wheat flour
More than so 900 Washington
families are now particips ting in
the food stamp plan and may pur-
chase any Of the sboy. surplus
foods with blue stamps At their
neighborhood stores.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03

down In almost Lifs-liks weather
for IN. March eurtsin-rsissri II
was just as damp In town. But
how mild
Official minimum Temperature
recorded By the weather bureau
IN Saturdays opening hours and
Marchs was msr. 80 degrees.
drop Of only 7 degrees from FIN
days nigh
The Tacoma weather bureau
barometer had dropped 10 a lOs Of
70 30 during the night and ~
morning had begun rising There
wa. littl. more than normal wind
velocity on me fail and no more
than a small craft warning ~
strong. chsngssbls winds for Inc
riss Showers ar. forecast for sun
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Possession Of De-
Meat Brings $3.50
Fine and 50 Days
sy HMMy nAIm

A fine ~ ssso. accompanied ny
so-aay issi s~ns<res. wss ssse.s-
- ~ Justice cisrerfr = Layton
Friday srsrrccn ssslrss Alfred
uusrrove. -. year ssa rse~trsn
weesismsn. she wss arrested last
week ~ slate game rrrtsescfs
with parts n thrs~ dc> deer IN
NJ possession
Mnsarrvs pleaded rsilsy. ers.
Teasing Ne shat the deer near he
place sbrve risesfna. using . ~
rife and . fisshlisnt Ne aiss
confessed srliIna deer meat IN .
number n persona
layton then heard the stnrses
~ fnur ether men. srresssd ~
Game Protection. . ~ hynss ana
Charles M.rrsil with deer meat IN
fhsir possession after purchasing
u frnm nasGrove
Two n them. ~ Hounsid ard
I'd kirk n orsin4. were fined $40
each. ysrfis Reach ~ Kisrsrna
and Sam calorossl II ovsins. each
paid $40.
Mus1fcvs's sentence wiIl ~ ass-
pended N No pays the fine ~
March 10,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Fight Looming
AT CIO Meet
Election Will Be
Held on Sunday

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Tacoma S Postal
Receipts Higher

Local postal receipts for Febru-
AIRY Of 194l were approximately 20
per cent higher than in February
Of last year, according to a press
release Saturday by Postmaster
George ?. Fishburne
Receipts for the month just
passed were ss4 J94 %. as COM
pared TO $685. IS of a year ago.
marking gain of si0,e64 81, or
10 % ner cent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Terms
Given 10 Z Men

virE,I G.odrich snd chsries
Cain. ,~e rhurstan county youihs
arrested early N The week fos
theft ~ three high pressure grease
guns from . South Tsroms service
station. pleaded Eiiity In jussirs
Lsy,ons court Friday sftsrrooa
and Took .is months nlspsndsd
jail sentences.
The mrssss guns we're rsturned
70 the station after the hoys sho~-
81 deputy shssiffs where thsy
we're buried.
Goodrich. who lives ~ Turn
water. and Cain. ~ nnufs Z,
Olympia. both must report every
Two ussks IN the sheriff ~ THUR
sson county.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
3 Training School
Youths Make Escape

The state patrol issued q pick
up order Saturday for three in
mates Of the ChehaHs reform
school Who escaped Friday night
The escapes and the charges on
which they were convicted include
George Hsnkin. II. Of Spokane.
forgery; Alex Siebel. l.. Of Wslls
Wslls. auto theft, and Frank
Miller. 10. Yakima. burglary.
They were reported 70 have
escsped BY Jumping from a nus
near the vicinity of Tsnino.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03

group is meeting Saturday after
noon at Camp Fire cottage on
West Pioneer ave. where cere-
monial honors are being distributed
under the direction Of Mrs. Leo
c m p Ill, guardian. and her
daughter, Miss Carolyn Campbell,
assisting.
Those receiving honors are Dor
othy Mohr. Mary Lou Birmingham m.
Shirley Mitchell. Avatta LaFavor,
Lillian Schwartz. Gloria Thornton,
Margaret Gunder. Gen.vieye
LOughlin and suzie shinohara.
Marriage Announced
Announcement Is mad. Of the
marriage Of Miss Eleanor Butler.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Butler Of Electron. and George
Hunt, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. FL
wood Hunt Of Pusyllup. at Seattle
on Feb. IS.
Hunt is a graduate Of Puyallup
high school and the University Of
Washington where ne was a crew
member. rowing on the freshman
and varsity crews. He rowed with
the winning Olympic al Berlin and
IL now with construction com
pany at Bremerton. Mrs. Hunt il
a graduate OF the University
School Of Nursing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03

Mrs. = J. Pearson. 81 RI >. Boz
sss. Was uninlursf when her auto
mobile struck a machine driven by
Pvt Eussn. Waldo. 1915 Inf.
Camp Murray. In an accident near
the camp Friday evening.
Waldo vas taken into custody
by military police after u sss
learned NJ had made left turn at
the entrance Of the camp. causing
Mrs. Pearson 20 drive into MIN.
Damage 10 the sOmsns ear
amounted 10 approximately $50
and 70 WaIdos maehins about t35.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03

he said Lion
like NJ arc h
c o m eth IN.
h arse with
I e m ,iio'is
breath "
Wet II was al
Fort Lewis No
Chord field and
Camp Murray,
and n low thin
fog setti.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
II T. X ELS NOR e ABOUT
Main Street

wsbb and daughter. myrtle. Of
Glenwood. ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. wili,am nrl.,ow,
steilscoom. are the parents Of .
son born Tuesday.
The student body at Dupont
school has elected IN. following
officers seorre iAGsiite. presi-
dent. burton For~msn. vice / resi-
dent. Richard Coke. secretary. and
James Hare. treasurer.
Recent guests AZ the home 81
Mrs. ~. Darby were her son and
his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Citation
Darby of Brsmer,on
N~s Hudson and Dewey Nest.
Tacoma students at the University
OF Washington. are members Of
fraternity track teams competing
In the University intramursi track
competition. Vest compsies in the
high Jump for Lambda chi Alpha
fraternity, and Hudson IN In the
shot put event for PM Gamma
Delta
To serve for the next IL months.
new committee chalfmsn OF the
Propeller club are Diniy Moore
thoussI and Non Kennel fmsm-
bershipb. Ystsrsn straisgists from
whom ~sisrfrontsrs are sntieipst-
ing great things
bernard cs.m,.,.' form.r Col.
lers Of Puget Sound student. who
Was one Of the first Tacoma vol.
untssrs last November under the
Asieeilys Service drsf, act. has
been assigned 10 office work In the
general headquarters building at
Fort Lewis Ne completed his II
weeks basic training this week.
N ~ss homecoming for IA and
Mrs. Donald " rieres when tho
TIN Infantry VAS transferred from
Vancouver barracks 10 Fort L~~is
recently. Their home uss here IN
al IL. Pisrcs. q reserve officer. was
called into se'iy. s~ryies with tho
TN Infantry several months ago.
Mrs. Pierce IL the former sflss
MzfIs Hsycrsft. They are now
living In the Trions apartments.
PROT J. r. rs..s., u Pacific
Lutheran college siii address .
junior youth fellowship meeting In
Gsthssmsns Lutheran church In
seattle sunday a. SIS D m. His
subject will b Ny Problems of
Fsith"
Mrs. H.sEsrss Geisis u -. ssrd
., has been enjoying for the pas,
several days visit. BY nor sons.
Max u Casper. ~yo.. and SIDNEY
II Philadelphia.
virgins. s.ras,n 4.s hostess
FRIDAY sftsfnooo 20 group o.
her classmates 81 Lowell school
On inc occasion Of her 18th birth
day Guests we're yisE,si. Gssa-
sirom. Joan Hammond. yIrKtpI~
Carr. Patsy sumey. Patty BsyIs
and Marcia Bro~s. Marcia enter
tsinsd with piano music.
DR. scott =. Joos. Of Tseoms.
Who went 20 Fort Wpdsn with
the national guard IN the early
fan. mas been promoted from
ma jor 70 lieutenant colonel In the
medical eorps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Core of the News
EXAMINATION LISTED

The L. g. Civil Service commits
sion announces examinations will
be held in the near future for elsssi-
fled laborer for filling vacancies
At the American Lake Veterans
hospital Applications must be on
file in the Seattle ofhe. by March
18th.
DR.. J. J. Verhslsn announces the
opening Of new and larger offices
AZ PA Medical Arts building Tel
BR +444. fsdy.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
March Arrives
Meek as Lamb

March that 5-letter word that
has come into such common use
lately just south of Tacoma took
on It's other significance as the
name of a month Saturday.
A a month II came In locally
like n lamb, with just a mild little
Smile an hour "Bah-a-a-a.a.h, -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03

about March coming in like .
lion. going out like lamb Was
finding verificAtion In such head
lines as these today: California,
East Lsshed by storms
They were experiencing what
the poet Howells mentioned when
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
WILL MEET SUNDAY

Local, 12l. Washington Old Age
Pension union. s1ll meet Sunday
in Emerson nall. 1902 2 Broadway.
The educational director. john
Greenmsn. will hold an open forum
from 7 70 Z 80. followed BY the reg
ulsr business meeting. Refresh
mentS all be served.
Best large eggs. IS cents. Cow
Butter Store. lsdy.J
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03

hall of the college.
Methodist Epworth league and the
African Methodist and japanese
Methodist youth groups In carrying
out the democratic theme Of the
program.
The principle OF the program, as
stated by julius Bisno. executive
director OF Bnai Birth IL for
American youth. representatives
Of all denominations and creeds, 10
gather together under one roof and
discuss those problems confronting
them as young people In a democ-
rscy"
Mayor Harry =. Cain. who is
scheduled 10 open the program.
has expressed his approval OF the
idea of the rally Justice Clarence
r. Layton will be the principal
speaker Of the afternoon. Speakers
from the youth groups are: Paul
Goddard. Aleph Zadik Aleph: Bob
Albertson. Methodist Epworth
league. Bill Cousins. Sons Of the
American Legion. Don Carlos
Stephenson. African Methodist
group. and Walchi Oyanagi. Jspa-
nese Methodist youth group. who
will act as general chairman The
program has been arranged by
Herman Kleiner and Mel Sovikoff
Musical numbers will he FUR
nished by the College Conservatory
Of Music. The public is invited 10
attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
" Err Els MORE ABOUT
Lottery Near Passage


nanaea "xs'hsf Tor pensions ana
fe''''' N'Asn-'n vas sssihss me
o'l
sullivan measure would 10y me
fe's's aee'ae IN CONSTITUTIONS
s"''"'"e"' 70 ps'"l 'pefs''"" :"
ses" "''sfF THO revenues
N"n'd q" 10 o'n sse sss'-'sn'e.
f""tie 's"os s"' fa""e's
"Nnsn n">P''as
sullivan said ss h'''s"n dollars
s's "f'ns sh'pfsn est "' nc v, y
eash year '"f l"''s''ss IN f"fs'sn
'"uh's'ss
I'VE stated mo as's OF hs"s
eh"sets had voted . s's's i"''sry
oy an "Fsf~hs'n'nk mal"f''Y' sna
Intended 10 pay $40 pensions :"
more thsn a"oooo persons over 90
IN mat state. WIN inc revenues
t.a,,~r,e. multi Schools
lie declared ysls and caiumhis
universities were built ny lotteries
that = lottery financed the Hsvo-
mtionsry war. and that George
Washington bought tho first ticket
In the war lottery
His assertions were chsilsnxsd
by Sen. Frank Morgan, Hoquism.
fighting the resolution.
Sen. Kathryn Mslstrom, Tacoma
explained her stand In favor Of the
resolution was like her position In
1884, when although an ardent
prohibl,ionist. she voted for the
state liquor control act ss q cure
for liquor conditions In Washing.
ton. Sometimes when the body
Ia III We have 10 inset into u the
serum made of the bugs which
caused the distress 10 cure the
silment," she said, adding. n he
lisvs a .tats-eontrollsd lottery will
cure the gambling rsokstsering In
this state"
The opposite sfs"d wss
taken Nv s~". Ted sshfesssss.
81 f",a''''p' Ne pictured '"
the ss"sse nsepises without
fuel children sessss"s ss"s"S'
and the father coming homo
without shs ps,rheeh Ne sp~"s
for lottery iishess.