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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-09-20
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Castle / 700
17-33-5W
Mueller SWa 2-356W
Cobb-Tribal 24-32-6W
Cobb Jefries-Stuff NO / Sc SEA NE3 3-35-6W
2326W
Consolidated Gas-State No. NV SW3 NE3 26-356W
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Bonnet Center Lot Sec 4325W Oil
Unit Center 3l-34-5W
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/ NE3 O-32-5W
NW3 S0-325W
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Rta-Ras Sci 32-33-5W 1880
No
Texaco NO
Texaco Lander No 2 G 1855
Government B NO 2
o-vyfli 3
Qot 13326W Oil 280
NeU Locations Bank
Glacier Production Bonnet No SEA NEa 4-S2w
208 No Sc NE3 SEA 24-32-6W Rig
7-345W 675
Texac NW3 20-32-5W Rig
Texaco-Govt. B 1s-32-5W Materials
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Active Oil and Gas Fields
Depth


Operator Depth
TszACO-UnA c Dry esAs
BAKER-GLENDIvE
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BERTHELoTE DOME
@ G ss " NJ S y 81 y, as 81 On 81 LIS
BLACK BUTTE
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Lost
Rs.s Rs ss Ne e Sw 7 s We las s1F water ADD s
Montana COrp-Campben
Cas- Corp @ NO NW SEA is-s1-w ADD
Onssns Gas oODRyie No 0 SEA sWs lss7-E Location
BOWES GAS FIELD
Montana Cas- No 81 E4 S s nw 'E O Cas- Gas
Montana corp columbian is-s1NlsE
ndependencOe 1910 GEL sws sws al-sl-lsE show
BOWDoIN GAS DOME
9 Uss No Nc Sc s I' g s n $685. Gas 1s
Utilities So CIVIL NEa NEa 7s2ssE ssoOOM s75
U U NO NO s sW. H sW 4sassa 1o sss
lOn-DsEOss 1ntiss sis sWs sWl
Us NO. NO so sw sW
BOX ELDER GAS FIELD
Independent Gas 200
American NO / ssN-25E a@I
BUTTON BUTTE
Rowland et al-w 800
BILL CREEK STRUCTURE
PoOoOvt SEA swa 2-2E2sE Water Add Ills
CAT CREEK OIL FIELD
8 2ll5N-sOE Water Add 57O
CHERRY RIDGE
NV NFwa sw3 S5N-2OE Add 1910
CHESTER DISTRICT
Renal Drout-Tietges No lilo
DEVON FIELD
smith Lewis No. oNL swa Nwa s4ss-2E 22
smith AaOwas No sw sva SEA Tss-2E Producing
SMITH ssSnsIs No. No Sw sW sw s ssar snow 81
R Ra sss NO NO. s E W. s SEE aE 4OO Gas
walsh fIalveron No / swa NEs 1s-ss-2E Gas
DRY CREEK OIL FIELD
Krk-RObmson No i 2-7s-2lE Add 1898 :
DUNKIRK STRUCTURE
Dmkdrk Adventure Adczechne
EAGLE STRUCTURE
Coolidge cOOudge-FOrseh Nwa ss54E Add 17O2
EAST BRIDGER
ELK BASIN OIL FIELD
Arnneiusa- 1ll Sc SOs2sE 1880
FLAT coULEE OIL FIELD
Hamlto e. a NEs SW3 Ie-S7-5E on 1878
FLAT WILLOW
Rowland Hrundage-AG In No s5-1sN-25E 72
FLATHEAD BASIN :
Horr-Jensen Sheriff NO 1 NWa NWa 24-sO2W sl5
oOnHnenai-prlgge No Sc Bb 1862
GENoU STRUCTURE
Security NE NEa 2s26E Water ADD 224
J HAxsEAs1s B ~ sS sT ~ z5
cauison 8 Edwards NO i sEa Nwa 1895 n
Daniel: = - s,,s'u ADD 4 Ris =
whit. TO, on CAS- n. HE4E EH Sc s1s'a 1850
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Bousnsnsn snglsy-skaSss No Nwa sws 7-l5NSE 12O
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LUTHER-Fox DOME =
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MISSION DOME -.
Security y' rsoHssn- swa aOasiE 40
PENDRoY -
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ABSAROKEE STRUCTURE
TexAcO-Unit NO / SKA Nw7 I0-4s-lsE
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
State S Minerals
Important for
National Defense

The following was prepared BY
the Washington State Progress
commission.
Washington state has various
strategic minerals which might be
n important from the viewpoint
Of nsuousl defense Aluminium
ran 10 obtained from slunits in
King county and high slumins
clsys IN Spokane, Stevens and
King counties
Anthony occurs st eight or
more mines and has been pro-
duced a. two OF these in CONNER
oial quantities Chromite is found
in the Sisters Mountain area Of
Whstcom county, on Mount Sho-
paka, Okanogan county: Cypress
island, San Juan county. and near
Mt. Hawkins in Kittitas county.
Large low-grade deposits of
manganese have been disclosed on
the Olympic peninsula. Mercury
occurs principally in Lewis county.
Small deposits have been pros
pected in Kittitas and Yakima
counties. The occurrence of nickel
has been noted at several points
in the state. principally near Mt.
Vernon in skagit county. and Kel-
Ter. Ferry county.
In Spokane county and Latah
county. I3aho. mica occurs in ex-
tensive kaoln deposits. Tungsten
occurs almost entirely in Stevens
county, with lesser amounts in
Ferry. Okanogsn and Yakima
counties.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
Large Scale Production
OF Tin, Magnesium Slated
RIG Considers Plons To Expand
Output Of Aluminium And Copper

WASHINGroN-Plans for large
scale production Of tin and mag
nesium. two metals vital TO de-
Tense industries. were announced
here by Federal Loan Administrs-
tor Jesse II. Jones.
Jones said tentative agreement
had been reached with \. '. Bill
ton Msstschapij. = Dutch firm. for
construction Of tin smeiter 10
cost between $4,000. o0e and 81. 000.-
600 somewhere in the south"
He also announced that a loan
Of se.25o.ooo had been made for
construction of q magnesium
plant at San Francisco.
He said the Reconstruction
Finance corporation also IL
considering plans for expand
ing production Of aluminium.
He said there also was a possi-
bllity the loan agency would
make additional purchases Of
copper from Chile and Peru.
The magnesium loan was made
70 Henry J. Kaiser, whom Jones
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
By LOUIS NJ. SCHNEIDER

NEW YORK - Corporate Of
ficials already sense the social
changes ahead-changes they ex-
pect to become increasingly evil
dent after the close of World War
u-assuming that the dictator
nations are thoroughly thrashed.
In private offices it's heard that
labor is expected to obtain a
greater share of corporate profits
and more say in government af-
fairs. Intensified u n o n ization
drives are anticipated from here
on.
Recent u. s. supreme court rul-
ings show that labor's side of an
argument is given greater con-
sideration than heretofore even if
long-standing decisions must be
reversed. President Roosevelt's
friendly attitude toward British
labor. ii is said. is confirmation of
the trend.
Here's further proof of labor's
pending Importance; In addition
TO having named John G. Winant
as ambassador to London-a labor
favorite-the president is sending
Brain-Truster Ben Cohen along
'for two or three months" This.
say corporate officials, confirms
their opinions on eventual social
changes.
War Tax - Washington advices
are that the defense program could
be run on substantially cash
basis if war tax of ten per cent
were imposed on wages and
salaries paid TO all persons EN-
ployed. The argument in its favor
is that such tax would act as
a bar To initiation. That idea was
first submitted by the National
Economy league.
Recovery - Unemployment now
is at the lowest level since the
depression began in 1888. The
number of persons employed is
above the $4,000. 900 mark-high-
est on record for February.
Naxi Blockade The d u h
grapevine TO New York's ranks
says fierce fighting will be wit
messed this spring in the waters
around the British Isles. The OBJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
Big Edition Stumps
Poper-Corrying Dog

GRIDLEY. Cal. W. H. Bettz.
East Biggs, Cal, trained his dog
to bring in the evening paper.
So proficient was the dog that
BETTE was concerned when his pet
failed to return one evening. When
he went to investigate he dis
covered that 75-page special
anniversary edition was to blame.
The dog couldn't get 1t through
the gate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
N. Y. Civilians
Training to Be
Air Raid Wardens

NEW YoRk-Get out the Atlas
Spot Norway. Iceland. Greenland
Labrador. Newfoundland. New
York.
See what mean Mrs.
Frances Beck said today. They're
just like stepping stones. A suicide
squadron from Norway could ess-
lily bomb New York"
That's Why. she said. the
American Defenders Of Free
dom IL conducting courses one
night each week 20 train civil
ian air raid and defense work
er<.
we believe" she said. speaking
for the organization Of which she
is secretary. that we're in the war
right now, this minute.
We know that Adolf Hitler
has said over and over again
that rs soon a. he gets
through In Europe he's coming
over here.
We believe IL probable that he
won't wait that long, that he has
suicide squadrons ready to bomb
New York, using the stepping
stones over the North Atlantic
the water hops are short. II would
be simple.
We think he's got thousands Of
well-trained. disciplined men in
this country right now, ready to
move"
Each Tuesday night 40 IN so
men and women gather At .
meeting place Of the organiza-
ton and listen To lectures nv
experts on air raid precautions
and the work Of civilian war
dens. Three meetings have
been held thus far, and the
course will continue for six
weeks.
One of the experts lecturing the
now limited number of recruits
who are expected to train others in
their local communities 49, is Mrs
Humphrey Plowden. an English
woman. She was an air raid war
den back home.
Another lecturer is Or. Mayer
Daxlanden Of New York. author of
manual on civil defense precau-
tons. During the World war. as
Red Cross liaison officer. he had
experience In Germany. France,
Italy. England and Switzerland,
his native country.
The American Defenders of
Freedom was organized last April.
On its letterheads IL lists such men
as DR.. Irving Fisher of Yale uni
versity, Booth Harrington. Daniel
Tobin. Eugene A. Gilmore of Iowa
State university, and Col. julius
Ochs Adler OF the New York Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21

identified as the man who built
Boulder dam"
The magnesium plant. which
viii utilize ore mined in Nevada.
will he private venture. Jones
said. operating under "a new pat
ent' which would obviats conflict
with magnesium production pat
ents which the justice department
charged were controlled by an
American-German combine.
Asked about proposed synthetic
production of rubber in this coun-
try, Jones said that present raw
rubber stocks would be sufficient
for the next two years and that
the RFC was considering the syn
thetic rubber field in a general
way and to be used only in the
event OF an emergency"
There are more than SO, 900 900
head Of sheep in the United States.
In the City Of New York alone
there are more automobiles than
In most foreign countries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
Behind the Ticker

ject being TO tighten Germany's
blockade by steadily destroying
British shipping.
Reports Are That: Van Norman
Machine Tool shares to be listed
on big board D.. Hercules Powder
on scale-down orders for invest
ment accounts for greater
trading appeal there's switching
from Devoe & Reynolds into White
Motor :. Blaw-Knox conservative
management will hold down divi-
dend distributions despite good
earnings Simmons Company
shares enjoy long-pull following.
Traders rate Consolidated Air
craft best of airplane manufactur-
ing group Rome Gable will
show more than 81 share for
fiscal year ending March 81 d.
Cerro De Pasco doing nicely on
government buying of South
American copper -. Great North
ern Iron benefits from sustained
high steel industry activity
Great Northern Railway in line
to benefit from large spring wheat
crop growing reports bullish.
For greater trading appeal
there's switching from American
Radiator into Studebaker =.
Marshall Fields 1910 net will be
best since 1929: dividend likely
Graham-Paige $4,000. 900
contract from Wright Aero
nautical doesn't necessarily spell
out corporate profits Long
pull traders like Deere common
and. that air-transport passen-
ger gains not so large as late last
year, weather conditions reason.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
Roilrod Conductors
To Met On Sunday

FollowN the business meeting
Of Divisic 24e. Order Of Railway
conducto. on Sunday. Feb. %.
there Willie q potluck dinner for
members the order and members
Of the sulisry. II Will be served
BY wome Of the auxiliary n the
dining ron Of Odd Fellows tenn
pie. eth al Fswcett ayes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
War in Europe
A Year Ago
Feb. 20, l940
Bx nited Press

Finnish report indicated Red
srmy's 1s4th Division vas in pre-
csrious position. with communics-
tons cut off.
Russia reported offensive going
forward. With occupation Of town
and fortress Of Koivisto Destr1ic-
ton Of a. Finnish planes was an
nounoed also
Losses in the war a. sea were
Norwegian freighter Hop and
steamer Ssngstad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
Would Have Three-Man
Commission Rule U. S.

WASHINGTON - Rep. George
Holden Tinkham. R. Mass. intro
duced a resolution in the house
calling for an investigation TO de-
termine the sdvissb ility Of replao-
ing the president of the United
States with a three-man commits
sion.
Tnkham proposed study Of the
proposal by the house committee
on elections. II would require a
constitutional amendment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
F. D. Signs Measure
Boosting Debt Limit

ASHIN GTON President
Roosevelt late Wednesday signed
legislation raising the federal debt
limits to SIS, 900, 900, 900 and au-
thorizing issuance Of wholly tax
able federal securities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-21
HOG WEIGHTS

A weight Of $50 pounds is con-
sidered the most desirable weight
for hogs at market. Selected light
hogs. weighing from 155 TO 1e5
pounds. are considered bacon hogs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
Main Street

Lznisy n. HouEh. 81. Of 1857
So. N a.. Wzs In Tseoms General
hospital Tuesday with . possibly
fractured left shoulder. suffered
xnss he fell at an American L.
gion show At s0Sss commsFes ct
late Monday aiSht
Mr.. and Mrs. <h>rmzs jonas.
70z No. Warner st. spent the
weekend In Victoria. b. G.
Application for marriage
license Vas made In Seattle by
Joseph A. Dstfi. n. Fort L<~is.
and Lorraine Bennett. 20. Of
Seattle.
Charles y. A. Mann wss In
Aberdeen on the weekend.
Mrs. Jo.baz Anderson. II Van
eouyer. B. c. has been mere, visit
Continued On Page ,. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
Nazis Ban
Tribute
To Dead

yICHy-Chief Of State Marshal
Henri Philippe Petsln presided
Tuesday over an official obssrs-
snce Of Armistlce day. lie at
tended q requiem mass for French
World war dead st 81 Louis
church.
While there were sbs~rs-
ances In unoocupied Frsses
the German military command
barred all snifestations 10
Paris and the occupied soss u
Frame
The action ~ss taken because
Of incidents which marked the day
last year The order prohibited
any ceremonies AT the tomb 81
The unknown soldier under the Are
Of Triomphs In Paris and other
public monuments.
The consequences might
h. extremely grave " Incidents
occur the German ANNOUNCE
meat said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
u. S. Arrests
Jay Chavis
Ann Thompson Is
Witness in Case

Tacoma's underworld rocked
Tuesday with news that Jay
Chavis. Negro. and Ann Thompson,
white-two of its best known per-
.onages-had been clapped in Jail
by federal bureau of investigation
agents, charged with violation Of
the Mann act.
Chavis is accused of violating
the act which forbids transporting
woman across a state line for
immoral purposes. Mrs. Thompson
is being held as material witness.
Bail on Chavis was set at $1,000
while bail for Mrs Thompson Is
$500, pending a hearing Wednes-
day before U. S. Commissioner II.
G. Fitch.
Mrs. Thompson. for some ~
years closely identified with the
citys nightlife. operated the Even
hotel. 1888 Broadway. and the
Rose rooms. 1871 Broadway.
both of which were near the top of
the police list of known disorderly
houses.
chavis, well-known 10 local au-
thorities. is termed by federal Of
CONTINUED on Page I. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
7 Killed When
Tire Blows Out

NEWPORT. wash.-Two mem
bers Of a ranching family we're
killed Monday night when an auto
mobile overturned on the PEND
oriene highway four miles west
Of here.
The dead were MI. ana
Mrs. A. ]. Heagy, DaikenA
Wash.
Mrs. Heagy suffered fractured
skull and was instantly killed when
the car overturned snernf
deputies said. Heagy died 30 MN
utes after he vas removed ffom
the wrecksEe.
Authorities said a tire blowout
caused the car. an old mooel. 10
overturn- Two passengers we're
slightly injured
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
America Owes
Duty to Dead
President Speoks
AT Armistice Rites

wAsHIN President
Roosevelt said Tuesday that
America owed a duty 10 its dead
Of the first World war 10 make m
1871 the world a place where
freedom can live and grow into
the ages
The chief executive spoke ut
Armisf,ee day exercises In the
smphitheater near the un-
known soldiers tomb In
Arlington national oemetsry.
Mr.. Roosevelt stressed the fact
that the victims OF the first World
war died not In vain. but 70 make
the world safe for deoency and
self respect"
.ObiiKatios Il Ours"
And II. by some fault Of ours
who lived beyond the war. ia
safety has again been threatened
then the obligation and duty are
ours" the president said.
This duty We owe. not To
ourselves alone. but 10 the
many dead who died 20 gain
our freedom for us-to make
the world . place ahsre free
CONTINUED on Page .. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
The Germans Say:

BERLIN - The high COM
mand reported Tuesday that
Nazi forces had scored new
gains in their drive on Sc
vastopol and Kerch in the
Crimea, paced by a heavy
bombardment delivered by the
luftwaffe.
The communique said the har-
bors both at Sevastopol, a big Rus
sion naval base. and kerch were
effectively bombed"
Official reports said hits were
scored among Russian troops
awaiting embarkation at both
ports and that big fires were
started among war supplies and
stores.
In northern kareliA, the
high command said. heavy
fighting IL In progress.
German Finnish attachments
were said 20 have wiped out strong
forces from one Soviet division,
CONTINUED on Page is, Column q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
Medical Lake Post
For Dr.. {. E. Taylor

DR.. Charles r. Taylor. 1888 No.
Stevens ct. has been appointed
head doctor al Eastern State
Custodisl school. Medical Lake.
Wash, and has assumed his new
post.
The appointment was made BY
David z. lockwood. state director
Of finance. business and budget
and approved by Governor Langiie.
Or. Taylor Sas superintendent
Of Western State hospital. Fort
Steilacoom. during the administra-
ton Of ex-Cos. Roland Hartley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
British Plants
Keep Working
Day Of Labor 10
Supply War Needs

LONDo>--when Big nsn tolIed
eleven o'clock Tuesday no~hsrs
in Britain did the whirr Of the
drills or the erump of the steel
presses In the war factories fall
silent.
The ,sd assisessary ~ ske
arsnistIcs whiek ssdsd fhs
WssiA war wss fss Brsssis .
day Of labor Ia supply The
fixhtisg ssesssss u sssshes
sas.
Bui on the continent 81 Esrope
the call was ou. 10 make Of the
dsy . dead msrch"-a day Of
Walking slow and Of working sle.
10 sso~ tho German war effort.
The appeal WAS carried To tins
continent BY Col. c. Brfton. thu
radio leader ~ the "" army.
Pause ossistsa
Bu,slns traditional pause for
tao minutes Of solemn sliSncs 81
the nth hour Of the iith day ~
the fith month Vas omitted
Nut ~ always th~rs 80 .
cluster 81 fs1k sfss9isg -
fore the 'sTl~tA u asnem-
srsse~" Of Wesfnssssfss sh1psy
- Nag B<s sfrssk fh< hsus-
Thy we're fh~ss 70 pissf ittat~
~ssdss efesses In the piss ~
ground In tsfhsts 10 fh<sr uss
dad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
Woman Struck
By Hi-Runnsr

Police stiii wsfs searching ri~s.
day for traces ~ an pnidsnfifle<i
driver whose ear struck ard -
yefsiy injured Mrs cstherins
Hamilton ~ ga 10. Tacoma ave.
- she vas crosstns ~ en- md
Tacoma ave. Monday evsnssx.
Mrs Hsmiison. ~. unconscious
~h<n taken 10 Tacoma General
hospital BY . prissss nosorsss ~
ssI5 p m. recovered conscious
nex. during shs night ana appeared
out Of danger. sbs received sbfs<
sions skosf tbs hesa and may
have . conclusion.
1Sssesihus Driver
whlls sk< sas fak@a W the
hospital By Don Stewart. ths sees-
dent sss reported 20 police ~
nfa J. n wnitsinxton. VINO ssve
q fairly eosapists d<srpssen II
the MISSING driver.
nhs said he struck Mrs Hxmli.
t1h ~s<n ne maize . ieff turn off
fconfinusd on Page II. ceisma -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12

For % years we have
known there was a false ar
mistice" two days before Nov
II in 1918.
But. only lately. a world per
picked and purblind has realized
there were two false armistices.
The second came % years age
today.
1t brought an end to shooting on
a big scale. but no end TO strife
among men.
II signalized temporary engulf'
ment of national ambitions in a
bloody sea of WEAKNESS. but no
surcease of mans inhumanity TO
man which caused drums Of hate
TO beat at Versailles.
Today, as Winston Church
III said Saturday, I'VE have 1t
all to do over again.
In fact, we have started to do it.
Hostilities are under way be-
tween the United states and Ger
many.
More than 100 American sailors
already have given their lives. IN
obeying' the presidents command
"Shoot on sight"
Let us resolve now to suffer
no third deception. Let us
attempt to insure the will and
the means to enforce perma-
nent armistice.
After this war let us offer good
will to others Of good will.
But. at the same time. let us
possess overwhelming might plain
" to be used to check trespassers
against world peace.
Let no nation ever again mis-
understand Americas motives or
misgauge the lengths to which
America will 60 in defense OF hui
man rights.
Let us noic fight our Woy
eoldly and purposetmig to-
.sord the REAL armistice--
toicard a day when the
Eagles scream may be ourdt
balm TO the multitudes deaf
fned By cannon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
Portland Meaicuiiers
Reject Compromise

PORTLAND 80 The AL Meat
cutters union Tuesday had reject
ed an arbitration propozsl sub
nnitied by the Oregon Meat eoun-
CT as means q sestinK =
wage dispute affecting 10 city
markets. The vote VAS 237 20 IL.
The union also voted 10 continue
the strike against the Portland
Provision Co. which began a week
ago. J. %. Mcdonald. union secre-
tsry. said Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
Orders Scorched Earth
Policy in Somaliland

yICHY-Admiral Rene Piston.
minister Of colonies IN the yiehy
regime. said Tuesday on his re-
turn from an sirplsns flight 70
Dubouu. that he had told zuthori-
ties In French somahlsnd 10 de-
strov the railroad and port IN
event British occupation became
inevitable.
French Somslilsnd. Of which
Dubouti 10 the capital. has been
under British and Free French
blockade sincs Britain defeated
Italy in Ethiopia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
French Consul Locaied
Al Seattle Succumbs

CLEARWATER. Fla - Charles
Alexander Cssfsrd. ~. french eoa-
sal al Seattle for 10 years. died
mere late Monday He Was the
only Frenehmzn holding the rank
n 33rd degree Mason. Cuerzrd
mad lived In nearby ozons for 10
years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
Women Voters Convene

WASHINGTON - The board OF
the National League Of Women
Voters opened veek-iong meet
ing here 70 map a program for
adoption az the annual convention
At Chicago next April