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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Ludwig Identified
As Spy Suspect

SPOkANE-A Federal Bureau
of Investigation agent Tuesday
afternoon identified Kurt Fred
erick Ludwig, IS. as the mar in
dicted by a grand jury as a Ger
man spy, and Ludwig was lodged
in Spokane county Jail pending
signing of an order for his re-
moval to New York City to stand
trial.
Ludwig. brought before u. s.
Commissioner Maurice Smith for
an identification hearing. MAIN
tanned his innocence Of charges he
mailed vital information about the
United States army to Germany.
Bond was re-fixed at $4,000 and
he was returned to the county jail
where he had been held, under
heavy guard. since his arrest at
Gle Elum, Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
State Deaths
For Weekend
Set at Is!

Labor Day week end had
claimed at least l3 lives in the
state of Washington Tuesday.
Traffic accidents accounted
for 10 deaths. another person
drowned. and a shotgun and a
mad bull killed two more.
The latest reported victims were
Frank Z. Fowler, So, Seattle. who
was fatally injured when his auto
mobile rolled over an embsnkment
between Roy and Mckenna in
Pierce county. and Richard Turner.
%. Seattle. who fell from a dock
and drowned In Union bay in
Seattle.
Three persons were injured In
the accident which killed Fowler.
They were Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Gunther of Seattle and their
daughter, Marilyn. IL. Mrs. Gun
ther suffered hip injuries and the
others were cut and bruised.
State patrol officers reported
Fowler's car left the highway
about two and half miles south
of Roy at As degree angle and
rolled over four times. Fowler
was brought TO a hospital here
where he died at 5:35. about
three hours after the accident.
Mrs. Gunther. 81. still was In
the county hospital Tuesday but
in good condition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03

in the first big Russian eoun-
ter-offensive of the war. II
was understood In authorita-
tive quarters Tuesday.
Their. was every indication that
the Russians we're driving the
Germans back, snfllsting costly
losses. and after three weeks ~
constantly developing attacks.
were gaining momentum threat
ening the entire German army 81
Field Marshal rsdor Won Book
which drove through 10 Comet
Press reports from Stockholm
said the Russians mad fought their
way hack into the key town Of
Comsi and held the towns NJ
Hogschss and zhlDbin. 10 ths
vest ~ u.
Tho R.ssisss ~sr~ alec
eoust~s-sttsehisg on the l<a-
inwssd front saA In M Is~ss
Ukraine.
Tbs Russian army In the main
attack 10 thu central ons of Mar.
shall ssmyon Timoshsnso. One
arm Of = pinesrs. under Gsn Issn
Hskoysky. 10 striking Al snaoisnsk.
The other. tbs left arm. under
CONTINUED On Page 2, Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
3-Day Holiday
| Death Toll Is
| Now Over 500
BY UNITED PRESS

The nation paid heavy tribute
in lives for its ee-day Labor
day week end.
Traffic fatalities showed a sharp
increase over last years holiday
toll despite President Roosevelt's
safety appeal and the National
Safety Councils warning that 900
probably would die on In. high
ways
A survey disclosed nj least
53s persons we're killed In se-
eident. during the three day
period. That figure Included
ss9 killed in highway accidents
and It5 death. from droa ming,
plane crashes and other mis-
haps.
Al the corresponding hour last
year, only 20f traffic deaths had
been reported. The is4i total
was expected n % sNsiled b.
later reports and by additional
deaths resulting from holiday in
JuneE.
California led all states In
the number Of violent deaths
with IS. including 20 In traffic
accidents.
Illinois recorded q total Of 81.
New York IS. Ohio 20. Texas n.
Pennsylvania u. and Indiana u
Only North Dakota. South Caro-
Ina. South Dakota and Wyoming
reported no deaths
Midsummer weather favored
most Of the nation over the week
end and encouraged heavy holiday
trsysl-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Installment "
A T0TALITARIAN WORLD

II Hitler WINS the economic organization of the New
Europe must necessarily be centralized IN Berlin.
Naz planned economy must extend over the whole area
Hitler proposes TO dominate He cannot allow deyiaons
from his usual rulings without danger of dsorganizng his
whole system.
The experience of the last few years shows that
economic planning and system Of free enterprise
cannot permanently endure side by side In the same
nation.
For example the Naz system of wage and price control
must be extended 10 every they dominate otherwise
the control of prices would get out of line.
If labor Is compulsory in areas, IL must be made
everywhere else aborers will migrate To reer regions
AT the frontiers there must be uniform system Of handling
foreign trade and foreign exchange Otherwise holes might
develop at certain points through which capital might drain
of the country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Tocomon Hurt When
Cor Hits Bulkheud

Only serious injury resulting
from holiday accidents in the city
was that OF Joseph Tikalsky, so.
Of 1921 So. 55th st. who struck the
concrete bulkhead at So. 23d and
jefferson Monda evening. His car
turned over on its side and he was
thrown to the pavement with his
head under the vehicle.
Tkslsky, in the county hospital
with a possible skull fracture, was
reported in fairly good condition
Tuesday morning.
Corp. Erick Wulfert. 80 Of the
161st infantry at Fort Lewis. sui
fered facial cuts and shock when
he drove into the rear OF another
car near Camp Murray late Mon
day. He said the car ahead. driven
by Edward J. McCleary, %. OF e44
No 35th st. Seattle, slowed down
suddenly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03

Taeoma's rain shortage. dating
bach 10 fhs FIRST ~ the year. 10
bsing cat down ~ September
showers.
tip until 0 . m. Tuesday. ttt
inches fell hsfs Precipitation
since Jan. I amounts 10 i71T
inehss. now only sol inches any
~ normal
The forecast ~ until nsx, we'd
nssdsy calls for light showers In
this section
North Head had its lnehss Of
rain Monday and Portland al
lnch.
csnssso. Kan. reported 49,
inches and Galveston, Tea. $40
inches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
War Discussed Al Two Institutes;
Schools Open Wednesday Morning

Tho is<i-s7 scholastic year In
Tacoms snd f'tsres county b~xan
Tuesday with tina teachers and net
ths STUDENTS Ia sttsndaass 81
Stadium and i.lseola hiEn sshoosa
The annual Institutes for city
and county teachers At stsdlam
and Lincoln. respectively. we're
held Tuesday,. rftn Instructors
hearing various speakers dl~ssss
educational and World prsoisms
stssdents. On vacation since
Juns. return % eisss<s Wsdnss-
dsy,
international affairs srseifi-
esiiy ths MAR occupied main
spsaksr. Al nth Institutions A.
stadium. shsrs gathered soS esty
school teachers. ffsnx Dfsks
D4sison of North fssad. an On
ford xr.d,asts. sToss On ''Asn Wha
~m Rebuild Bnt@in- Ard ~
Lincoln. approximately 500 county
sheoi Instructors heard Df. War
sp<otor II tins Far Eastern de-
p.rtnsnt II ths University 81
Washington. =s~sk oa Russia a.
War
Dawson gave eissr-eat. precise
sketches ~ fhs FIVE msn In Eng
land he considers most likely 10
shape that nations destiny after
ina var
The five: winst0p Chaschili.
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Main Street

staff sgt. Rederie q. DsExsit
and Tech. sgt. william Dof,. both
u N. sist Botnbsfdmsnt squad
ron. nechord field. left recently
70 attend the air corps technical
school at chanuts field. M. Both
viii study an instrument course.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". a. ksss<ii. resi-
dents ~ this city until he recently
beams auditor for one ~ tins
state departments Al Olympia. re-
turned tina last WEEKEND 10 visit
many Of their numerous friends
here.
After rome months AZ govern
msnf forestry work near Port
Angeles. Jack AIIes assumed rev
lcon,isgsd on Page .. Column -
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y M0NTREAL-A Unite d
States naval captain, an
American flight engineer and
the Belgian son-in-law of an
American state department
official were killed with seven
others when a transport plane
of the Royal Air force ferry
command crashed into a hill
side in England, it was an
nounced Tuesday.
The plane had been reported
missing and it was believed it had
been lost at sea. The ferry COM
mand said in a later announce
ment that it lis now known to
have crashed into hillside in the
United Kingdom"
There were no survivors among
the planes passengers or crew,
the Ferry command said.
The air ministry in London an
nounced that the transport was
missing land presumed lost" at
sea with its six passengers and
four crew members.
II was the third ferry com
mand tragedy In three weeks.
On Aug. 10 a transport crash
ed In taking off from England,
killing % persons. including
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
WASHINGTON
n The w

Tuesday afternoon confirmed that
Capt. Sherwood Picking, one of its
foremost submarine experts, was
aboard missing British ferry
command plane.
Picking was assigned to the U.
s. embassy post in London on
Aug. Is. He is a veteran officer
with extensive submarine ex-
perience.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03

NOME. Alaska Two big Rus
ran flying boats, En- route 70
Washington with At Soviet ennis
saries on a mission Of extreme
secrecy, are expected 70 take OH
Tuesday.
Anthony Fedetoy. secretary o.
the Soviet embassy IN Washington
conferred with the mission MOI
day night. He said reports ula'
many Of the Russians had come 10
ferry American built bomoers
back home and that the mission
seeks United States credits for
war purchases were nonsense.
THE flights mission must
remain a secret for the time
being" he said.
Fedetov would not comment Or
the possibility that he viii accom-
psny the mission 10 Washington.
Ready to Leave
Ne arrived Monday night oy
plane from Fairbanks, Alaska, and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03

iss1 msssesssssh. Gsnes1 -
va. Cse<. As1Assy k<es -
Lord nsafss.
In . pssissa~ n drawing srsf
pastures ~ sh@ FIVE. psssson vent
hack % tins END Il Wafsa War 1
ard U tns postwar ys@ss when.
a. hs said. England wss rslisd ~
faded old sfss<~msa whe bsznted
themselves IN repairing the old
orssr instead II making . new
ons
when tks British psspi> fsun1 -
long lzss. however. that Hitler hA1
fooled ia stsEssn~n. psstsnn -
elsred well they etesned ho<zDo.
WIN ~ ssesDe1sa - 49,
fss. ~ ~ ~ - gnas1 go
p~t sss- 49, lhsss 49,. w1co
msiifss. wess rAnAo1 =
shnsgs."
cnurehsiI. dessrvsd1y. uovbon0
sssd. should b ilksned 70 Angonom
Llneoin 10th n4n iIve1 - -
sgs d feres n sss fhnt ennnieA
them 10 uss thsts tremoe1o&1o
sssiify. Roth we're msn eutle -
. bsg scale"
OF B~svssbrook: He undoube~
sdly would take thu hsIm should
anything happen 70 cnurchaLh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03

tNH1 yefHsIIlfs hDsplfkl
authorities ssld Tuesday that
Pierre Laval and Marcel Deaf we're
recovering 40 rapidly from BALLET
wounds inflicted BY young anti
eoilstoraiionis, Frfnennsn last
week That buiietins on their prog
rexa would be discontinued.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03

bill reported 10 the senate Tor
consideration Wednesday.
WASHINGTON - Congressional
leaders hoped today To jam the
s3.672 400, 600 tax bill through the
senate before the end OF the week.
Weary legislators were demand
ing adjournment. In continuous
session since Jan. 3. 1910, with a
few brief recesses. congressman
pointed out that only two major
bills are IN the legislative mill.
They are the tax bill and price con-
troll legislation. A new appropria-
ton for British aid may be COM
ing up soon.
The senate finance committee
met Tuesday TO give the final
touches to the largest tax bill in
history, and report IT for floor con-
sideration on Wednesday. Com
mittee Chairman Walter r. George,
D.. Ga. predicted it could be pass
ed in a day and a half II an ex-
pected fight on community prop
erty taxes does not msterlalize. II
has already passed the house. but
II the senate committees changes
are approved. 1t will have 10 20
10 conference.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03

n u does. IN. emphasis ~ mill,
,sFy action IL likely 10 shsft 10 tis
southeast. towards ths ilsvsnt
states. Iran and Afghanistsn.
gateway 10 India. A winter cam
psifn In nofth-esntrsi Russia
would present difficulties which
Hitlsr's mechanical forces would
ind II hard 10 overcome. Ths
Russian winter might b.g Down
the machines - effectively as II
did Nspoleons infantry and cav
airy.
II Russia holds out In the north.
the logical field for . winter cam.
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All this means that eco-
homie planning must be made
on q continental scale. All
transactions with the outside
world must pass through .
central bureaucracy. probably
the German ministry Of eco-
Monies. All financial trans
actions must he lined mp un-
der the German ministry Of
finance and the Reicbsbank.
In recent months Europeal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Expect Soviet Flying Boats
Will Leave Alaska Today

Immediately began conference
with the enisssries in the L. s.
air base barracks. where they were
lodged.
The flying boats were ready TO
leave: they were refueled shortly
after they arrived Sunday.
The route the planes viii take
70 Washington was not announced.
The few 70 Nome VIA the great
circle route. and a continuation
o, it-southeasteriy through the
Yukon territory. Northern Alberta.
Saskatchewan and probably Min
nesotz-Voulc Be the shortest
route 10 Washington.
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clearing system for financial trans
actions has been proclaimed. Pro-
duction, consumption. transports-
ton. and finance viii be handled
from Berlin for the entire area,
extending from North cape 10 the
Land Of the Midnight Sun. ss far
south probably as the Tip Of South
Africa. and east into Asia.
Obviously. no one knows wheth.
ar Germany and Japan will be
Continued on Page D. Column ID
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Tacoma Brokemon's
Condition Serious

George Hicks. so-yesf-old North.
srn Pacific railroad braksnxa,
hunE here st ssfs Pacific ave.
sss reported Tuesday In . critical
condition IN a hospital 81 vsBeosi-
yer. Wash. from injuries suffered
Monday Shsn hs fell under = nov
ing train.
Hicks sss releasing = brake On
top ~ a box car when ne iost MA
footing ard fell onto the tracks
between tina cara.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03

Protests
On y. S. War
Aid 10 Reds
Jopmsss Aak
Snonger Steps -
Stop lnserisFsnGo

-
TOktO--FremIer Pvineo
Fumimaru kenoye's govern
ment made new ruure&entu-
tons AGAINST Ameejean wng
shlpmeuts Ia RuenIn Tnesd1nv
and prumis><i IL eonri<isv -.
mands for stronger msosuruo
arainst inferferenro with
Japanese expansion - greater
Asia.
The rsv jspsnese serveeenes-
sians Ia the untts1 egasee ssd
Russia. particularly aee1ooe -
shipments aew ~ foste - va.
vnssnh we're msds sfsev ysep1pt =
"uns~tisfset"fy" preliminary ~
plies 10 esri'sr pvntssss ~ Tpav@
. spokesman s~ii.
Ths osmsnds ~ Tfrenesv
msssuFss to dsfsss snsi-5sps"ess
'msnsuvsrs" ~ Amet3ea. q -
feat all forms ~ AZ - ~ casre~
Ming government ~ - eassy -
'hs 'spe"eD peoxnm -
st"n s"uss~afa ~ - vesn -
pans mynlty U ~ GDoz1k - -
se~esp NJ M sN@ wsss mees ~
me East Asa iesgsp - - -
u"neisst GFoues.
oruNuoNa Etpmnnunn
NOT -vSnAs eeGDs1
konoys replsed tnns ~ Uo~11
e"nssdsr ~ demands - ss<ryN1
on" nevsrnmeat pMI<y nn1 49,
s"msh'y ~ ennnscsinn ~itn -
representations % Wnahangsoo A.
MOSCOW
AefsMaiy. ne spokesman ~.
fbs two countries merely -
pseae~d epinsons" shost jspen'e
representations Japan dess net
ronro1sf than IN - final ssptiess
and hsncs tns nsw representations.
ne sid
The spohssmsn. iIfh kiehl -
that 'tss WsshsnssAn snissmsss-
AIRY sspfesnt0H ~ op(al1n II e1I6kt~
~ 1fffkfeHf ffNM H0U1Ims q
In reply 10 = question. k,ss, ss,6
So -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
LONDON AND MOSCOW
EMPHASIZE spEED

London and Moscow smphssixs
the need for speed and more
speed The nsxt six months. they
say. may bs tho turning point
Winter will come 10 the AID ~
fContinasd on Page 0. Column ~
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BY JOE ALEX NORRIS

This battered world begins third year Of war Wednes-
day asking: What next7"
Where will the major battles be fought in the next IL
months what sensations in store for the neutral
capitals; what will decide the trend length Of confci1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03

Crash Kills
Americans!
Third Air Ferry
Tragedy Reported
In Three Weeks
BULLETIN

IONDON-The air ministry
announced tonight that a ferry
plane en- route 10 Britain from
Canada had been found wrecked
In an isolated mountainous dis
tricf on the west coast of Eng
land and that all Its occupants
had been killed.
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ralxn would ~ ths Ukraine
Caucasus rsssen. Military earz
slasfstlans would compel Hitler 70
diver, his mala strength IN the
south. leaving . stslsmass On The
IssninGrsd Me~snw fsents
nRrrIsm RUSSIAN At.fIxa
PREPARED RON MOVE
Tho british Russian allies ehvi.
"u-iy have been preparing foe such
an ssentualisy. While Marshal
ssmyon fudeany 10 fi<rxsly hald.
ing ths pnisr~r river lIns - she
tcontinusa On Psa. .. Column %
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
What Next?" Is Query
AS Battered World Starts
The Third Year of War

10 NJ tho United
opinion IN
In
sire hat afsst inter tssnrf on
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WASHINGTON - The var de-
partment said Tuesday that the ~
Russians WHO are coming 10 this
country comprise purely tech
riesF mission n observe manu-
facture u var planes IN Amer
can plants.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Outer Lsningrad
Deienses Broken

BERi.IN--Cerms quar-
ters claimed Tuesday night
that n German spearhesd has
crashed through l.sningrad's
outer defenses 10 stand I'm
mediately before" krasnays
Sclo. about 10 miles from the
Soviet metropolis.
krssnsys Heia 10 suuih ana
slightly east ~ t~ninerad.
The German sou -. ssid that
the column outside ..fssnsya ssla
u the most advanced ~ the Aasi
forces which are s'owiy drawing
q tight steel ring sbout The Rus.
sisn second city.
krssnaya Heio IL on the assvn-
Leninersd highway and 10 linked
with i.sninsrad ny both Rad and
railroad.
SAYS sOGay TgnRASN
FAILS To STEM DalyE
The Man report at the spear.
head within 10 miles of f.<nsnsrsa
followed . report by the official
DNB news agency Of . big NsE
victory IN fighting over saxry.
difficult terrain IN the approaches
toward Lsninsfad north u f.ugs.
20 miles due south ~ the city.
The saxl success VAS reported
eolneidsntsi with increasing Man
accounts ~ hfisk Soviet counter
attacks on the central and Ukraine
icon,inusd on Page .. Column ~
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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON --Prssidsnt
Roosevelt. expressing satisfaction
with Russian resistance 10 Ger
many. Tuesday discussed tho gen
srsl world situation with his con-
gressionsl advisers and held . long
conference with Secretary Of state
rordeil Hull
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
GREAT BEITAIs's LEADERS
ARE PRESSING ISSUE

Great Bntains Leaders already
are openly pressing the issue and
arguing that the mere psychologi-
cal effect an well a. probable pro-
ductlon spssc-up would 30 far to-
ward early victory. The Ais
powers. TOO. have acknowledged
this effect BY telling their people
that the United States already II
In the war and thus seeking 10
discount an actual declaration.
But most important In the com
ing year IL the question q Amsri-
can production Mans stall con-
tend that The resources u Amer
yea cannot arrive IN time ~ alter
the course % European history
but they arc preparing for a long
sar, II necessary.
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BELIEVE PLANE TOOK
OFF ON HOP MONDAY

Among the other passengers was
Or. Robert Balman Mowat, one of
Great Britsin's most noted his
torians.
II was believed the plane took
off Monday.
Others aboard the missing plane
were:
Col. L. H Wraugham of the
British imperial army.
E. Taylor of r n orc n,
Hants., principal technical officer,
British air ministry.
DR.. Marx Benjamin. Wembley,
Middlesex. Eng. attached to the
central scientific office. Washing
ton.
Radio Officer Samuel Walter
Eydenham. Edmonton. Ait
First Officer Godfrey L Panes,
Tonbridge. Kent, Eng.
Capt. Kenneth Garden, Google
Eydney. Australia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
TURKEY NAY BECOME BATTLE-GROUND
Possibility Strengthened
War on East Front Will
Extend Through the Winter
r0DAY'S WAR MOVES

Rnssas ofenslyes especially the frunt north
Of Smolensk strengthen the possibility that the the
eastern front Will eNtend lhrouRh the winter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03

LONDON--A big Russian
army In driving savagely into
firing German forces on a
175-mile front between Smol-
ensk and Gomel. Mt the north
ern end Of the Pripet marshes.
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SAYS sOGoy THnRATN
FAILS To STEM DalyG
Baseball Finals

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Bossss =. no eel eIe--3 Z .
Bs.ehi,s .. sos 90 sss--s ~ 4
Jssefy. Lsmsnna 90 ard Her.
res. Montgomery. Hnsbs and
Owen.
1InriaaAu COL e0o oee--t 3 =
Ghiesgs -. 0sz sst sss--s =
Thompson and lombard, Root
and sehisffins.
loniy gsmss sehe1siedl.
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seven Americans. On Aug. Ia
In a similar accident the same
number of persons was killed,
among them IL Americans.

The RCAF reported here that
those on the Inflated plane were
Capt. S. Picking of the United
States navy. Flight Enginee
Charles Alvan Spence of Little
Neck, N. l.. and the Comte Guy
de Ballet La Tour, assistant mill
tary attacne of the Belgian en-
ha CO.. - npdop
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03

tn. United Press put those
questions UP 10 its leading war
eorrespod.nts abroad.
Here - significant perhaps be
cause of emphasis on Americas
role and lacking any concrete hope
Of peace IN 1912 are their an
swers the ak principal puzzles
that may be- solved Ia tho third
year Of war.
How far and how fasf will
the United states 20 To de-
feat Nayisfns
Probably no other imaginable
development regardless ~ ia se-
iusl effect on the s,fuggi.l has
attracted az much attention az
the FEASIBILITY ~ American sntry
into the war 20 back up President
RoossVsits declsration that
HaziSn must be crushed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03

WfAThga rOagcASv
Iss~ssi~d tonight So rbsss-
a~y. Temps tSiGh. a. is~, ~.
sus vtses Bis1. sess sft5.
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Weary Solons
Want 10 Rest
BULLETIN

WASHINGTON-The senate
finance committee Tuesday
ordered the Ss,672. 400. 900 tax
bill reported TO the senate for
consideration Wednesday.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03


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