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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26

Ii;cen1e,

Applications for marriage IL
censes have been made with the
county auditor by Lester r. Pear
son. 20 Puyallup, and June NJ.
Warwick, 10, Sumner; Oliver {.
Soares. IS. 2124 No. Steele st,
and Valerie c. Cruver. 81. 1907
No. X st: Raymond Blasen, 81,
Bremerton, and Marjorie Fritts'
81, Route 4. Box 1871, Tacoma;
Owen r. Ham. 10, Puysllup. and
Lorraine Bloom, 81, 3o0s No.
Ferdinand st; William l. Thomas
rs. Puysllup, and Mary V. Brad
shaw. 20. Sumner; Clark NJ. Terry,
3d. Gray field. and Lillian NJ.
Phelps, %, Caspar, Wyo.; Ralph
T. jacobson. %. 1925 So. 18th
st, and Marie G. sprague. %,
1922 East Fairbanks st. Harold
f. Costigan. IS. and Lenora NJ.
Houston, IS. both Of Grain Val
ley. Mo; Robert r. Hickey, 26,
and Louise A. Hustler. both of
III No. J st. John Mccutchen,
"a, Buckley. and Linda NJ. Dur
helm, "a, Spokane. Clifford A
Soderberg. legal. Kingston, Wash.
and Hedoika Eva Poetsch. legal
woodmont Beach, Wash; William
.fohn McPhsil. 81, 3347 SO. Cush-
man ave, and Alice c. Morris, 90
Dupont, Percy f. Hopper rs, and
Vera Lambert, 80. both of Seattle
Harold c. Heggerness, %, Camp
Ham, Calf. and Dorothy Null
rean. Minneapolis; Clifford l.
Ringebaoh, 20. Bellingham, anc
Myrtle l.. Rowett. IS, e0s So
9th st: Gordon c. sleeman, %
and Norma C Chapman, 10, both
o. Sacramento. Calf; Deibert J
Hondle, % SAP Pacific ave, snc
Marjorie NJ. Thornton. is. 650l
SO. y st. Carl r. kulkat, ~. 1920
So. Cushman ave. and Martha J
/ Hilderbrand. legal. 1920 So Cusn'
man ave. Wesley w. Towe. 81
10 So L st, and Bessie f. Loop
rs. 53i7 So. 46th st; Victor l.
veloni. 20, McChord field, snc
Maxine Noonan. Is. Seattle; How
frd G. Wilson. IS, Granger. anc
Jessie J. Wharton, 81. Toppenish
James A Fulton. 81, Route s, Boz
%. Tacoma, and Alyce b. Ander
son. 81. Route s, Box BIS. Ia
coma: Walter f. Challender, 20
Bremerton. and Iris l.. Vaughn
10. Estonvlle: Albert n Hook
-. Fort Lewis. and Norma Green
81. Salinas. Calf John l.. We
honsky. %. 144O East 32d st, sn'
Phyllis NJ. Watts, IS, sl+ 30
18Th st
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26

n sls quiet Easiish eoaaEFr.sa<
% .anlst Ne shsuts he k.stiss
mates Ne wears eut ssefstsfiss
when no begin. o. aietats. roe 4
10 asssr me lsttsr hat . saasssns
stream ~ ufasf. au.ts. fsfassis.
observations. sometlmss curt notes
70 nss e,litats u sllot hoen.s. -
reporters sha have turned N sems
particularly .essa ~ufa Ne Ass obs
served ln the columns II hss news
papers
A nsaF.ronstant sufferer ffem
asthma. ne has bscutns . san adj
iict 20 set relief puFias sun sss.
sions u ths gFsz. whlsh surrounds
his swimming peol he does Large
part ~ hls verbal lsttsr ~ntlnx
n has ben his hahAt. however
just bsfufs retiring a. = . m. 70
dlctats q few last thoughts lals
the aletaphons that stand. along
stole h. he'd
Dinner hour in The tsesVsfbFosh
country house = one sxpsFssnes >
weekend guest went forget asleh'
~ rhs feed IL good. though aes
overly abundant thsss days. When
q u served. however. you set ins
impression you're eating II snnas
hlu- plate lunch esanisr. Ths
walters move in fss, ard fhs
course. come around ~ auissiy :
slos ssisr hasn't got . ehsnes
rhs meal dsvssops into sss<
among the diners. wlth Beaver
brook the sure winner.
/ Despite This speedy SERVES. con.
vsrsatlon 10 continued at = high.
~ stepped up pace. nsaysfhrs-aA
Nesps Il moving. and ths assss
tons he hsrhs. ln . tone similsl
10 Churchill. gained p~gh.ps from
ciass association. ais remarkably
psnstfatlns EVEN hls converse
tional ehlt-chat demonstrates thal
behind that dam. SHAPED. heavily
lined fac. there lies . shfssa
faells mind,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
City Council
Waits on Cain
Mayor Has Dote Of
Seottle Meeting

Because Mayer Harry ? Cain
had a date IN Seattle with the
Truman congressional committee.
inquring into possibilities o. =
government-sided pig iron plant on
Puget Sound. the city council held
an unusual "bhtz' meeting Mon
dsy morning.
The whole session lasted less
than = half hour The mayor re-
manned for barely Is minutes.
Only one new ordinance vas on
the council table Il will st scales
for technical engineers and engi-
neers' aides who will work directly
for the city on the Nisquslly
power development The scales
were altered To accord with the
private contractors scale for the
same Jobs
One vocal visitor appeared. Roy
r. Swanson, civil service eomis-
sioner and representative Of the
Tacoma Federation OF Improve
ment clubs He called Safety
Commissioner Holmes Esstwoods
attention 10 a number Of needed
traffic lights. Eastwood said II
wasn't necessary TO remind him
because he has plans for putting
In the same lights when he gets
the money.
After letter from President
NJ. ?. Brady Of the South Tacoma
Business club was read 10 the
council. Commissioner Eastwood
agreed to write a letter for the
council 10 state Highway Director
Burwell Bantz asking a scientific
study Of the South Tacoma traffic
problem by a state traffic engi-
neer.
Mayor Gains presence was
asked both Monday and Tuesday
AZ hearings Of the Truman com
mittee in Seattle. Governor Lang
lie Seattle Mayor Millikin. Bon
neville officials and others also
have been called by Senator Mon
c. Wallgren to testify at the hear
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
N. J. Shipyards
To Open Tuesday

KEARNY. n. 1.-The navy ex-
pected Monday To have the 10000
employees Of the Federal Shipbuild-
ing and Dry Dock company back
at work Tuesday on s4e3. 900 900
worth of wsrships and merchant
vessels
Acting on President Roose-
velt's orders, Admiral II. G..
Bowen, technical aide to Secretary
OF the Navy Frank Knox. formally
took over the shipyards in the
name of the government Sunday.
He entered the plant without mill
tary escort and officers said that
It would not be necessary to have
military force since both COM
pany and union agreed to the
governments seizure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
Dog Attack Upon
Bow Results in Suit

A 75-pound Alsatian dogs al
legged attack upon a five-year-ol
boy was the basis of 81 900 per
sonsl injury suit flied Monday in
Pierce county superior court by
George Zaffino against Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Oliver. all OF Elec-
tron.
Zsffino. bringing the suit in be-
half OF his fve-year-old son.
Michael. asserts In his complaint
that the dog attacked and injured
the boy April IL, 1910 He states
that Mr.. and Mrs Oliver. although
aware that the dog was vicious.
allowed the animal to run about
the streets at will.
In addition 10 the 81 900, the
plaintiff asks judgment for the
undetermined amount OF doctor :
fees charged for treatment OF the
boy The boy suffered a severely
bitten arm and extreme shock 70
his nervous system, zAffino
charged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
New Suit Filed in
Speakeasy Actions

Because OF a clerical error In
one of the quartet OF legal actions
Instituted last Tuesday by Prose-
cutting Attorney Thor c. Toilet
son in behalf of the state liquor
board with the intention of pre-
venting four offending Tacoma
speakeasies from selling any sort
of intoxicants for a year the suit
was simultaneously dismissed and
refiled in corrected form Monday.
Involving the Lucky Hour cafe
at 1898 Commerce st, the cor
rected version named William H
Stubs as owner of the property
instead of John Doe" Rowland,
whose place of business is 1888
Broadway and was inadvertently
embroiled in the action. Operators
Of the speakeasy. Jim soreli and
Mary Carney. were renamed in
the amended filing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
Army Not Yet Ready
For Major Bottle

PORTLAND T'hs army - AT
yet r.aeY for . msor fight. ar
eorsiing - Lieutenant 1ssnsrsi
Lesley = Mrasir. chief ~ starr
~ the general headquarters ~ ths
a. \ army
General Aesslr stopped or IN
Portland on his wsY 10 ssr xsmss
IN Washington leng enough 10 tell
reporters that ''Toa cant make sn
army 0vsrnlghs" bal that = -
bsttsr 10 10 training traps wtsh
what sqilipmsnt 10 sVslishis Wills
more 10 hsinE Manufactured than
% sslt until tho men are fully
equipped sad thsn start ffasa
seFateh
General HeNsir ssid fhs army
Hsss numbers ss-sus ! 500 es,o men
~hs as. uslns limited -aatpmsns
over ana over sgsin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
Youth S Heroism
Costs His Life

VANCOUVER. u. C.-Ths her
oism Of Samuel Rieoi 2i-year-old
Vancouver lad. cost him his life
Sunday.
He and his SISTER. Josephine Il.
were bathing in the Alouette river,
20 miles from here, neither could
swim.
Josephine va. swept into a pot
hole and sank from sight. Her
brother went after her. Both
bodies were recovered 30 minutes
later.
A third drowning was reported
Sunday. when T. Anderson. a pa
tient at the Essondale mental hos
pitsl fell from a wharf into the
Coquitlam river.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
BRINGS DIREGTNEss.
SIMPLICITY TO TASKS

DEANERhRook came 10 the
ID resoue quickly because. as pub
Usher OF two great London news
papers, the Daily Express and
Evening standard, he had himself
encountered the effect u censor
ship before becoming q member
of the government lie came 10
tho rescue quickly. too. because
he likes to dispose u problems
like that
For days the whole censorship
and facility situation improved
Then Bsayerbfook. Hinsto n
ChurehlIls trouble shooter. vas
suddenly elevated into the tab II
Minister q supply 10 m. man
who had uppsd rnglands var
plane production during his recent
tenure as Minister ~ Aircraft pro-
duction lost interest His newest
ass Enmsnt. working With Harry
Hopkins and other officials In
Washington 20 speed the tempo
Of supplies from tho Z y threat.
ems 10 take sysry Dunes Of effort
and time.
Washington should md this
Canadlan.born. English. hnightsd.
one time utilities tycoon extreme
~ Interesting IN AL England
there are fsS men sho are ss
direct In action. Unlike most
British birSigs for sxsmpls
Bsaverbrook keep. no regular
hours There has never been on.
offe. whlrh could b. ish~lsd a.
Bsaysrbroos During al those
days when be sss needing ths
aircraft factories Into giving more
spltflrss and Whitley. and Hamp-
dsns and Blsnhsims. be uss apr
to snow up one morning IN ths
Office allotted him IN the rambling
Ministry - Aircraft Production
building IN central London nd
me nszt IN ne drafting room - a
8iflsn1s aircraff factory.
Beginning aith thsf frs, morn.
ing. Nhsn NJ took ever ihs fsins
- aircraft production. 10 brought
dirscinsss ara simplicity - opers
ton into n. face, Of the British
Nsr effort
IA showed up a. hls nss "a
Nlta a smsli srtny y earpsnisrn
and put them - WORK tearing os4s
vast nume@fs - partitions Nhiea
formed offices - more thar FITS
umsfsiia-eafryiaE sxsastivsx ~
hsd ben Dong their paper sDfs
since ssptsm osr. 1898. IN ehaxs
unharrisd htils eab8Ciss est
room complete s1th . clean ossx
a re-, angular secretary and q pol
for brewing ths p m. cup q tss
When TIE men fniSbsd slyias
the work. 70 That as, FLOR ID
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
Saboieurs Fail
To Obey vichy

vstmv r,ss n~w ssss - rssIs
Fa.d s.hu,sxs ssa fssss dsmen-
ssF.tsars In re Paris afea ~~rs
repeated nr~ssv rs9ss ssersss an
naarnsmsef That ne rf~neh Gn~s
ssnm~ns ard fl~smAn aefsspstsee
sntnarfssss wsaia sssssfs ssne-
t~srs saa tsFfa~ssss
vsss ssss - ts>swsss tssss
~~s~ ssss - hsvs 49, -
ssas~s ~ess hstts 1919 -
nssv~s ss~~ . sesssns ~ teses
sssss4> W.~spss~s~ss $50
ssssns ~~s s~se - nsvs hnes
h>s~s~1 - - nssss vhs~ .
r~~sA ss~is 49, wv~~e~s -
rs~sit.
Ths track repair sr~ws srs
engineers sna fifsmsn n nth
Grains ssss F~rsstsa n nave h~ss
arrested W Gssmaa sathmltieA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
New Ship q Day
In u. S. Yards

NAsHfN6TON y Martin
commission officials said MONDAY
that the emergency ship construc-
tion program would be produc Y
new vessel every day by De
Gem Der
nv the middle ~ 1912. The eonn-
mission expects the rate ~ launch
ings N reach two = day
At present about seven shipi
q month are being launched.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
FUNERAL SERVICES

Mrs. Peter Miles Tuesday AZ
! 80 p m from asllinFsr chapel.
with Rev v A. Moore officiating
Burial Will be in NJ. View GENE
terry.
Charles d. Beers Tuesday At
, 30 p m. from AeliinTer chapel.
followed BY cremation
Cora Belle Hall Tuesday ~
] 30 p m from Buckley king
chapel with RFv Cyrus , Albert.
son. Burial viii b. IN the nsN Ia
coma censtsry
Mrs. Carrie y. Woodland Tues.
day ~ , ? ~ from Piper era pei.
with Rev. J y A Powers 81 -.
sttis officiating. followed ~ ere
nation.
OiAy Nsthi~-$n -- Tuesday a.
100 ? m. from Piper chspsi. WITH
Rev p - Hoff Officiating. fol-
lowed b. cremation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
Ashes Scattered
Over Rainier Peak

DON6MIRE The ashes OF al
year-old Leon Brigham, IT., Seat
tie. who was killed when he fell
into a crevaSss on Mt. Rainier two
weeks ago. were scattered Sunday
at the summit OF the 40O-foot
peak he mad never been able TO
climb
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26

nursi.riss reported ~ pots~s
Monday Included thsft ~ 40 p~r~
nlss fsoa the ss~e register ~ Inc
Hlahfssd SERVES ssstsae -
asrsss q ara ~ ssrtssus riga
fss. ard 81 20 change fysm No
Hrshs star. ~ sa17 ssssh svss
In ms ssrvses sts,so~ ssrwissv.
ths thief nfoAs . ~inas~ srd
reached IN fsr .Wouxh IA apsn ne
register
A q Hfshs. pfepsl<tar NJ me
sf.esry ssefe. sid ihs sasSisf 81
Nc plses sntssss thFnsxn . ssn-
teu ists sunday o. ssfir Man-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26

NeWsmen talked. too They
told him how many officials save
them the rln-around. how their
stories kept getting bsllsd NJ IN
the red tape Of British censor
ship. They got a great deal off
their chests
BeAysrhrook listened. and the
next day several Of thu most We
hement neNsmsn walked around
in a dare because all day they had
received telsphons calls from
hitherto unspproachahls govern
ment officials who kept inquirinx
Where have you been keeping
yourself. old man ?" and wonldn
they please drop around for tss
that afternoon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
Accident Victim 10
Be Buried Tuesday

Funeral services for Mrs. Peter
Milos, who was killed Thursday
when thrown from a horse. will be
held Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. from
Mellinger chapel. with Rev. W. A.
Moore officiating. Burial will Be
In Mt. View cemetery.
Acting az pallbearers will be
Tom NJ. hedak. A. NJ. Nelson. vii
bur Steer. Peter Kucher. David
keffler, and Anton Bsrcott.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
Obituary N Offices


Mrs.. Crezentla Marty. 81. Of
orting. died Sunday IN a Puyallup
hospital. She had lived in orting
81 years Besides her husband. she
leaves three daughters. Mrs. freda
KAehn Of Woodenyiile. Mrs. Mary
ulrch Of Newark. Calf, and Ida
Marty Of the home. two sisters
Mrs. Catherine steiner Of Suuss
and Mrs Anna lmhof OF ferndsle
one brother. Frank sehuler Of
Fife; four grandchildren, and two
sisters and three brothers. Mrs
Marie Holdener. Mrs. Lena lmhof.
Carl Joseph and Dominic Schulsr,
all Of Switzerland. She was q
member Of the Catholic church and
Of thu Ladies auxiliary Of the
Swiss society. Funeral arrange
mcnts will be announced by sum
nsr Funeral chapel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
Actions in Divorce

Eeg suits in divorce ssfs filed
Monday 10 Pierce county superior
court - Cora sgainst J l. Hsl-
mann. charging turosnsonns home
hfs msrnsd IN Tsc0ns July 8
1851 I-aursttz from GsbFlsIs Fsra.
h4rdsnsonne home life married IN
Tacoma April -. 1881. Eosi =
against Ethsimas Ahshsr. dsssf-
ti1n. married in King county. july
3. 1852
FInal DEGREES - divorces Wsrs
awarded Monday IN Pisrcs county
superior eoarf 70 Eileen from
Walter soss and 70 Lulu from
Slels Petersen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
OTHER OFFICIALS COMPLAIN
ABOUT HIs METHODS

TIVE executive. didn't like that.
OF course. but there was moth
ing they could do about u except
maybe grouse during lunch hour
and appear slightly bssiidsfsd
when reports Indicated that ths-s
and a few other slmpis changes
had upped their own production
The heads 81 tao or three othsf
cover nmsnt departments VIA
we're in composition sith Beaver.
brook for priority on materials
and equipment slso didn't ike The
dictatofiai and aggressive msthcis
u n. man who had At 80 be
come . mum millionaire IN pfi-
ysts Industry
They complained bitterly, IN
fact. and the day bssvsfbToos
seized. without authority. = whole
.hlplosa Of anti aircraft guns az
Red Take salls in shf.ds 49,.
signed 70 smother government
chief and vhlshsd them away IN
one afternoon To an aircraft fac.
tory which Vas badly under gun
ned. they exploded
Th.y ssnt 10 Winston Church
~ and talked for 90 minutes about
BsAssrbroos. but thtsy got shst
tho boy. around Times square
would call ths brush off.
That fact 10 one blx reason any
Bsaysrbroos does not have a vast
number ~ influential friend. IN
government life today Hgt hs
cares httls
London bslEzsd sith F,smofs
from time 10 TINS that Beaver
brook al long las "a. b~iHs
Kicked upstairs untfils. 81
course. because Churchill, 81
years u age and keeping 10 =
daily routine II te.and iTh0ar
days needs man ass ss.ysar.
old ssaysrSroos 10 act az trouble
- - : NtAHtNH RAA -
ere production difficulties ehlsh
be himself has rot time 10 90.
E sosisliy this msn Nho nas born
plain William Maxwell Aitksn. asn
F - scottish minister. in OntsrSo.
Canada. runs true 70 form. Black.
out tine % NJ sxrtts~ for him 70
stop conferences. ard tele. =
week. occasionally NOR. often, hs
Telephones the numerous editors
and subsection. Shs ran his to
London dsiilss fths E1pf.ss and
stsadaral and barsa cut tns rom.
fnsnd that tbsyrs al 10 SNOW %
Ia 20 minutes - his tabls IN ias
bi4st-proof din "a room ~ ths
savoy hotsi rhsn. during ths
course ~ ths meal. they discuss
mats sfDng and Nhafs nzhf
slth ths yspsrs
ass..a 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26

Burt Paul Sheriff 50. died sun
day al the home Of his daughter.
Mrs Fred . Johnson. Of 1902 SO
Asotin II he vas native Of
Illinois Besides his daughter. he
leaves one son. Deiburt Sheriff "
Seattle. ard three grandchildren
Piper all announce the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
BUILDING PRINTS

Building permits were lssusd b.
the city Monday 70 r HurnolAd.
s72i So. Pine. for alterations 70 his
house costing 81 100. and 70 Fred
s Brsntnsr. AS Fawcett for a
5000 residence a. zoos 50. wash
ington
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
MILTON rairscorf prrAcry

Milton Prescott DeIAeey. g.. Of
724l So. Cakes. died Sunday at a
local hospital lie was born In
Chicago. and lived in Tacoma for
so years. he was employed BY the
Northern Pacific railroad com.
pany Besides his wife. Mae. he
leaves on. brother, Frank. Of TIA
coma. one sister. Mrs Clara
Wharton Of Spanaway. and his
father. james Deiacey Of Tacoma
Mellinger viii announce the fu-
neral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
ULYSSES SIDNEY GRANT
AOIE

Ulysses Sidney Grant Wolf. 70.
Of Spsnaway. died Saturday at the
residence Of his grandson. Gilbert
Reeves. s441 SO Thompson. A ma
tive Of West Virginia, and a resi-
dent OF spanaway n years. he WAS
painter BY occupation. Besides
Gilbert. he leaves three other
grandsons. Lester Reeves Of Sc
attic. and George and Melvin
Reeves. and IL great grandchil-
dren. c o Lynn Will make the
funeral announcement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
CHARLES X. CARLSON

Charles Z. Garrison, 90. Of s47s
So. Olive st. Los Angeles, Calf
died at his home Sunday. A ma
tive OF Denmark. he had lived In
Los Angeles 80 years lie leaves
one brother. Jacob T. Carlson, OF
424 So 35th. Tacoma. and one
sister IN Denmark. Meliinger viii
announce the funeral arrange
ments
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
20. 600 OF Wounded
Noxis Now In Norway

arO<aseOtaN I'VE nssess5 -
rs. s.~spspsF Allen.nds rsrevts~
frsm Oslo. sof~.y. ts<iay snss
10 Ds1 GsFmaa wsunssd nd
arrived in ns~wsy frcw Finisn6
up ~ Aug l. n ~ss said tnas
many ssov~~xisn hospat.is h~d
b~ss sak.a ss.r far ne German
~oanasa. since Aax !. y s~s
repeated msns osh~r Nessn<isd
f,ssmsns n4d arrives IN Norway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
The War
In Brief


MONDAY
.~~..sz uxs.l~. 81 ns<<s.a
- - -. ..so r<<n -
=. "a -. ...inx* .x,~ attack.
- =. - ~~.r @..f ~aroEv
- ...<s,.ax TO- km<rse<a
- ~.t<.s.l. !. tn E~ss .rsuy.
49, .ess~~ - =. n>z-frrsnx
.....-.allf. ~.s~z~r ~. nrsfs.a
Ia .s.,a ia ffrst<a States =
- - !. p.xtf.. st that lara
- ..xr~.~~. n .uasn s<.s ~ass
-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
Red Tape Shredded When
Britain's Beaver
Launches Into Action
Nv PAUL MANNING
Tacoma Time. special Correspondent

FF first thing Max Atken Baron Beaverhrook Of HEAVIER
brook did when he named British minister Of state
without portfolio and put in charge Of recognizing the
ministry information something most Information
officials had long neglected lie talked, man to man. Win
American members Of the press.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26

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