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PIANO BARGAINS FOR CASH. WE
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sold in this section at drastic re
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-26

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALI
kinds Of body and fender re.
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-26

IN AND SEE THE NEW
Studebaker today. All that is new
for ~ now on display in our show
rooms. Candler-Palmer Motor Co.
25-tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-26

FOR SALE: QUEEN ANNE DlNlNG
room suite, also cooking lal.s.'
Phone 425. wv
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-26

New fabrication Department VIVA
EVeready service and completeiJ
equipped to scientifically lupllca'e
every moving part OF an au'o
mobile. Bring us your '"l'
Evcready Chevrolet Company
Phone TOT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-26

IT'S FUN TO TRADE THE BICN-
Gle way. Call Herberts Yellow
Front, phone 439 for Western
Meats and Fancy Groceries. State
change needed, and get quick cour-
tcous service. 12-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-26

ROOM FOR RENT: STEAN-UFAT
ed room, twin beds. block fran,
'''''lSt, women preferred
Phone lo54-W after ) p. m.: q
%clc Suee" 26-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-26

GET OUT YOUR FALL AND WIN
ter clothes and send them 10 10
now to be cleaned, repaired an"
made ready for another sedsoN'
Vance Cleaning Co., phone 80
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-26

SHNET ORDER COOK WANTED,
Apply at Georges Cafe. 26-3tl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Declares Canal Will Be Objective
II Ci. Britain S Fleet Collapses

Ma. Cen David l. Stone warned
Young Mems Business club mem
bers at their meeting Friday al
Hotel Winthrop that the Panama
canal would be the first objective
Of either the japanese or Germans
If the British fleet should collaps. 4"
Gen. Stone. ~no was commander
u the Canal zOns until his retire
msnt from the army. then told Il
= large airport maintained BY the
Eazis in Columbia and Of "a Jap
snese cotton field In Costa Rica.
which Will not grow cotton. but
which would make an excellent
landing field"
He outlined IN brief the pre-
cautions taken 10 prevent bombing
or sabotage Of the locks In par
tieulsf. he spoke Of the constant
danger of a Ship's being blown up
In the locks, or plant time bombs
al strategic point The general
said net j. passed under every
ship a. 10 uses the canal. one
method Of eliminating danger Of
bombs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Clio Woodmen
Choose Leader

VANCOUVER, r. C.-E HAL
mar Bsrgrsn Of Lake CO11ehan.
Vancouver Island. was -nomin-
stsd az president ~ the Intsrna-
tional Woodworkerr ~ America
fcIO) r. c. Distric, Council No ],
AZ the conclusion 81 the two-day
convention here FRIDAY. The nom.
nation IL expected 10 b. confirmed
within today period allowed for
referendum bsIloting.
The convention opposed federal
government proposal 10 have en-
plOysrs grant bonuses 10 timber
workers. advocating instead a gen
ersl wage increase. The oonvsn-
ton went on record "a advocating
a minimum Of IS cents an hour for
those doing day work in logging
camps. and a 81 day minimum
for faiiers and buckers.
Another resolution expressed the
hope that John l.. Lewis. former
president and leader Of the Go,
would continue as one Of the lead
ers and guides Of IN. movement
IN the difficult days that lie
ahead
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06

Mrs. Rose Lurie, Seattle; Mrs.
Ada Anderson, Seattle: Mrs. Ethel
kirschbaum. Alaska; Mrs. Della
Cohen. Portland, and Mrs. Eva
Surf. San Francisco: brother.
Leo Weisfield. Seattle. and two
grandchildren. Florence and James
Of Seattle.
Funeral services will be held
Monday at l p. m. from the Buck
ley-King funeral church with
Rabbi Montague ". A. Cohen OF
Tacoma. and Rabbi Koch Of Seat
tie officiating; burial will be in
the Home of Peace cemetery.
Active pallbearers will be Her
bert Cheim. Henry Hy) Mandles,
Morris Kleiner. Sam Powell. Hsr-
old Davis and Abe Burnett. Hon.
orary pallbearers will be Gov
Clarence D. Martin, viii Conner,
Louis Burnett. Ernie Robbins. Fred
Lppman. Lester c. Hoover. Lag
arus Lippman. Herman Kahn
Leon Kleiner. Lester Seinfeld,
Aaron nandles and Or. Lester
Baskin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Solons May
HobbleF.R. $
Aid" Power
President 10 Ask
Blanket Authority
On "Lend.Leose"

WASHINGTON The new
congress indicated Saturday
it will give President Roose-
welt strong bipartisan sup
port of great aid TO Britain
but will resist granting him
unlimited authority TO han
die il.
Word that congress probably
would be asked 10 give blanket
power To the white House for
operation OF the current lend
lease" plan for producing British
war materials was carried To the
capitol by Senate Majority Leader
Alben W Barkley after he con-
ferred with the president.
Capitalization OF the congress-
ional attitude toward the proposal
awaits Mr.. Roosevelt's state Of the
union message on Monday when
he In expected to develop the BRIT.
ish aid plan in greater detail. sew
eral senators. however. expressed
immediate opposition To blank
check power
Barkley said the administra-
tons program has not yet been
translated into legislative form.
but that he Understood u would
put no limit on the extent Of
American aid To belesguered
Britain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Weisfield
Dies After
Brief Illness
Merchant Had Been
Tucomu Resident
Since 1892

Morey +. Weisfield. 81,
prominent Tacoma merchant
and civic leader, died at a
local hospital at $40 a. m.
Saturday. He had been i'll
since Dec. 26.
Weisfield vas manager ~ the
Weisfield & Goldberg. Inc. Tacoma
store. 925 Broadway. and had lived
in Tacoma since 1882 He quickly
took a place of importance in the
city and was identified with many
civic enterprises.
He was member Of the Elks
lodge here, B'nai Birth and Tenn
pie Beth Israel.
He came TO the United States
when five years old. He was born
in Winnipeg. Canada.
He leaves two sons. Arthur of
Tacoma and DR.. Edwin Weis-
field of Spokane; five sisters,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
People in
The News

President James Bryant Conant
of Harvard university was men,
toned prominently as the possible
successor of William Allen White.
Kansas editor. as the new head
of the Committee to Defend Amer
lea by aiding the allies.
John =. kevill. 96. the only sur
yiyor of the crew Of the ironclad
Merrimac of Civil war fame. passed
away at his home in Portsmouth.
Va. kevill was an 1S-yesr-old
power boy on the famous ship
when it participated in the engage
ment at Hampton Roads on
March S. 1862.
Admiral William ID. Leahy, new
ambassador to France, neared
Vichy after boarding a train for
Barcelona at Madrid. Leahy
crossed the Atlantic in a United
States navy cruiser.
Charlie Chaplin indicated in
WV VI n AAihA uf Nbtil AfIfii
the New York film critics award
naming him the best movie actor
OF 1910 for his performance in
The Great Dictator" He is re-
ported hurt because some OF the
New York newspapers criticized
his film.
President X. J. Thomas OF the
Go United Automobile Workers
urged. in a radio broadcast from
Washington, that labor be given
"a voice" in the rearmament drive
and reiterated the CLOS stand
against award of defense contracts
10 corporations which have been
found guilty of violating federal
laws"
President Richard ". MiIIar Of
the Vultee Aircraft company said
at Downey. Cal. that the firms
three plants will produce 5000
planes this year. Total Vultee pro-
ducton in 1910 was 300 planes.
Actress Lola Lane was sched-
uled TO marry Henry Clay Durham,
Bayside, ~. Y. yacht broker. in
Hollywood at the HON. Of Rev.
Hamilton Lash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
z Rail Mishaps
In Same SPOT

OMAHA. Nss. Two ssetions -
The Union rseifis's crack wsse
coast tram. thu Los AnEslss Chat
lsnxsr. had identical secidsnts ss
ths sans spot near Granger. ssyo..
saturday. railroad offices hare az
noune~a.
ons set ~ trucks under one go
left ths rails In each ease.
A iow fisngs on enc Of tn flrse
ears of the first section was -
iisvsd 10 have caused the fsrue
dsraiimsnt. rhs accident ioossn~1
q rail- and caused an identical g.
rsiimsnt WHEN the second sscsioa
reached the spot There we're ~
Injuries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Army oriress
Set for Flight

DAYTON. O.-The army. new.
est type Of flying fortress" a
Bi7-c. vas To leave Patterson field
Saturday afternoon on a nonstop.
non-rrfuelling high altitude endur-
ance flight 20 III Paso. Texas, and
return.
The announcement from the
armys experimental air laboratory
AZ Wright field said the ship and
its crew OF six was scheduled To
be back over Patterson field al
! 30 a. m. Sunday. ., then viii en-
gage in a triangular flight between
Dayton. Columbus and indianapolis
before landing at 10 a m.
The 3,00O-mils trip 20 NJ paso
and back will be made At a mini.
mum altitude of $1,000 feet with a
scheduled average speed Of $50
miles per hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
NAz May March
THROUGH BULGARIA
TO AID ITALIANS !
Balkans Scene
OF Unrest
As Fear Grows

BELGRADE - A Mani
source said Friday that Ger.
many has determined 10 pre-
vent Nalona and Duraxzo
from becoming an Italian
Dunkirk" and Indications mul.
tiplied that n German march
through Bulgaria. with or
without Sofas permission. Is
under contemplation.
Some well-lnformed sources sug.
gestod that a drive across bulgaria
10 the Aegean and Salonika might
coincide with q simultaneous Ger
man stroke In some other area.
possibly the Ions deferred attempt
10 invade the British Isles
uneasincss In Belgrade and
other Balkan capitals mounted
steadily ss evidence Of some
imminent German move Ar
rumuiat~i
II was believed here that the
Germans would prefer 10 have HUI
garia's consent before moving Into
that country but that they would
not allow q refusal 10 stand In
their way.
Ths presence In Rumania ~ In.
eftaHiux numbers of Mari troops,
the reported construction Of forth
fication- ON Rumania's western
frontier facing Jugoslsyla and the
presence Of bulgarian Premier
Bogdan Flloff In Vienna increased
nervousness here.
A German source told the United
Press that Germany viii not per.
NIT valons and Duraxxo 10 become
an Italian Dunkirk and that AZ all
costs she will prevent Britain from
obtaining full mastery Of the Aeil-
terranean
A Berlin dispatch 10 tho semi.
official newspaper vrems said new
developments might be expected In
the next few days mot only In the
field ~ diplomatic activity but In
the military field 70 sffeotuata
the axis desire 10 snd the war In
1871
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
STATE EDITION
Want 81, 100 Saved" on Cars
Used for Traffic SIGNALS

That si10o in police funds
saved when the board OF con-
tracts and awards upset Safety
Commissioner Eastwood's sutomo-
bile purchase recommendation
doomed as a large item before the
Federation of Improvement clubs
Friday night.
Acting on representations Of the
Franklin PIT. A. and West End
Improvement club. represented by
President Roy r Swanson. the
federation adopted resolutions
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Priest Is Slain
In Orient Raid

SAN FRANCISCO Father
Carlos Simons. 30. San Jose. Cal,
a Jesuit missionary and founder Of
four schools in China. has been
killed by bandits al his mission
station In Shuysng. Kiangsu prov
ince. China. headquarters Of the
Society Of Jesus disclosed Friday.
According 10 information re-
ceiyed here, Father simons mis-
sionary was In a district Of ex-
IRENE poverty. where fierce bandit
gangs made nightly raids. One Of
these gangs killed two French
priests who preceded Father
Simons at the mission.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Phone Company
Obtains Delay

OLYMPIA - The Pacific Tele-
phone A. Telegraph Co. obtained a
court delay Saturday on a state
public service department order
setting up lower phone rates which
would cut tolls s1.053 900 a year.
Superior Judge %. r Wright set
February for hearing on the
compsny's wit Of review against
the order. which set specific rates
the company was 10 charge for
service IN various cities after Jan
uary II. The order supplemented
an earlier order which already has
been argued before Judge Wright,
making a general demand for rate
cuts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06

urging the sum he spent for much
needed traffic lights.
Particularly. the West End clubs
insisted stop-and-go light II
needed TO control traffic at the
intersection of So. 18th ST and
Union ave. short distance from
the Franklin school and a crossing
much USED by children attending
the school.
Other recommended stop-and-go
light intersections are those at So
Continued on Page Z. Column =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Army Blasts
Az Fort Of
10000 Men
Tonks. Air Force.
Fleet and Artillery
Bombording Do1d6o

British forces smaahed by
land. sea and air Saturday in
a mighty effort Ia capture
besiegcd Bsrdia. I.ibyan baas
where 10000 Italians have
held out for weeks.
The siege appeared 10 b
entering iss final stages ~
Australian troops. aided by
tanks. masses Of heavy Ar
tlllery. Royal air force bomb
ers and fleet units In the
Mediterranean pressed home
their attack on q nine-mils
front.
Penetrate 2 Milss
Already they had pushed
two miles through the main
defense lines Of Bardia and
were believed 10 have accounts
ed for about one-third Of the
Fascist defenders In casual
ties---killed. wounded or taken
prisoner.
The final phase ~ the ae-
ton. according 10 tho United
Press correspondents on the
beach outside thu city and
aboard q British warship off,
shore. Ia near.
The British imperial forces
appeared to be closing In for
the final attack where the
10000 troops were pcnnsd up,
and the middle east command
reported the capture Of 5000
of these men in the initial
break -througha of fighting
Australian units aided Nv
tanks. air and ssa lombard.
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Chile-to-Alosk Air
Route Is Approved

Los ANGELES - The longest
north-south air route In the world
from Chile 10 Alssks-wsS COM
pleted today with approval Of a
Western Air Express application
70 extend its route from Los An
seies 10 Alberta, Canada. Pan
American Always flying boats
pre- used in South America and
north from Seattle.
The airlines was granted per-
mission Of the civil aeronzutics
board in Washington 10 ny the
1s5 miles from Great Falls. Mont.
20 Lethbriese, Alta
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Farley Pays Call
On Pres. Roosevelt

WARRINGTON - Former Post
master General James A. Farley
paid . surprise visit to the whits
HOUSE Saturday for . general
talk" with Prealdsnt Roosevelt.
Farley said he merely had =
nice talk" and that thsrs wae
nothing TO reports that he might
return to the administration Il
some national dsfsnss capacity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Mysterious Ship
Near Bering Sea

SAN FRANCISCO - Twelfth
naval district headquarters Satur.
day confirmed reports mysterious
gray ship. flying no flag and
responding to no radio calls. wss
seen steaming along the Alaska
coast toward the Bering sea
Friday.
II vas indicated the information
came from L. S. coast guard
cutter operating from the Ketchi.
kan base. but navy spokesmen re-
fused 70 smplify the information
nor 10 speculate on the snip I
identity
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Blame Germans
For Irish Raid

DUBLIN New evidence ~ Ger
man responsibility for air attacks
on Fire was disclosed by The de
fenss department today as IN.
irish prsss. regarded as a govern
msnt mouihpises. in,lmsisd tina
Ireland would break relations win
Germany unless u receives = salts
factory explanation
Tive magnetic sea mines
dropped ~ Ennisksrry. county
Wicklow, Wednesday have
b~~n identified as ~ Gesmas
origin" the defense depart
us~at said Also, bsn,bs
dropped al OyiEbss. county
Wexford. have been idestlfied
n. Of German ofiEia."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
CIVILIANS suFFgR

The great German port and
m anufae turing center of
Bremen was left n sea Of
flames" by Royal air force
bombers which attacked II
last night for the third sue.
cessiye night. the British air
ministry said today.
Last nights raid on Brrm-
en- was regarded ~ the RAFs
greatest and most destructive
of the war.
Bristol. Engiand's sixth city
from which John Cabot sailed "a
explore North America. was sub.
Jected for hours during tho night
10 a German blitxkrisg fire raid
OF almost unmatched f.rocity
Vast fires swept through entire
blocks ~ the ancient vest Eng.
land city.
-Four churches. . convent. twn
hospitals. two clinics. four sehools.
poor house. a hotel. . moyis
thsatsr. business prsmls~s and
countless homes were rsysgsd de-.
spite d,lss -to-ds~n work. amid
falling bombs. by fire fighting and
air raid precautions service. and
men. women and children yoiun.
tsers.
starting thess raid In Early
svesin9 under . bright nso.m.
the Germans continued their
relentless bombing through
the early hours ef the usss-
Ing. hurting iseesdissy ssA
high explosive bombs thro.Es
tbiek stsads that later Oh.
seured the shy and. sssisesssg
the fis0sss from many f,ses.
lighted the city brightly.
Considerable damage "a. done
10 buildings BY high explosive ana
fire botnhs." the air and homs
security ministries said. "A mum.
Der ~ people we're killed or in
Iiirsd but u 10 not anticipated that
ths total will b. high "
nost victims were buried deep
In the ruin. af their homes
The British ns,ddl~ east
soa"snssd sspsss~d saturday
that Imperial force. have
snssshed two miles iais ihs
defsnsss sf Bssdi. sa . nine
mile front
ttsbGHkA - Australia Wa
Minister y &. spsnasr eablsa the
goysrnmsn, saturday that Aus
ifsiian forces nav ssrs In Bafdla
and had isksp 400 prisoners.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Plane. Shipyard
Probes Slated

wAsM1N 0r q N--chslrmaa
Carl vinson announced saturday
that tho house naval affairs com-
mittse viii begin . widespread
Investigation NJ sisplsns and snip
construction" neat Tuesday
FIRST wtsWess wtt1 ~ neav
Admiral Sshs r. Towers. rktss
~ ths ssvy's bsssss ~ ssss-
asattes.
vInson said that he vas A.
inrh~d by disoousxing reports a.
national leaders and sspsrts sbose
defense progress Ne said Ne b.
lisssd that In . nation noted foe
MAS production ths constant hsy.
nots should he spssd and sffset-
sney and not dsiays.
Sissss sd ChalvWun~ A.
drew =. Nsv NJ ~ hsssns
military sfsssss essnsnSsses 80
ses~sss sssisss skAs wssh 49,
ahey would bssts sspaseas No.
ssssiGstisas ss the s1aess =
shs sssswAss~ss psssnM
After hearing Towers the eos-
mittss Siii Fsesiys tsstimcsy fsou
Rear Admiral B~n Mevrsii. ehs~f
OF The nayys bureau a yards aad
docks. Hs.y Admiral IA masI
fobinson. cnisf of the burssa ae
sHEpssftnE. Essr Admiral W. n.
fnriops. chief II tho bursaa u
ordinances. ana othsr naval TN
Gals
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06

RcoeiUod ErtOrtiOn Note
Betty Groble, winsome
screen ootress, received on
eriortion note. 81 need
s.. 900 and you hove plenty
Of money" the letter reod.
II you don't send II. I will
come out 10 Hollywood ond
get II. The note wos signed
Betty Westloke. " Federal
o9ents immediately got on
the Job ond orrested O boy.
10. jones Willard Porter. OF
Pittsburgh, Pc. os outhor Of
the note.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06

Mrs. Roscoe T. q. Carver, for
merly of No. Traitor St. and now
a resident of San Francisco, is
visiting here at the home of DIR.
and Mrs. Randall 5. Williams.
Richard Smith. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. Smith, 2056 9Th ave, is
returning this weekend TO Ssnta
Clara university. where he Is a
freshman.
Capt. Robert Nandenberg, past
president of Tacoma Sti club, will
give up mountain activities this
season. He leaves soon for three
months at Fort Benning, Ga. Capt
Nandenberg is now aide to Brig.
Gen. Maurice Thompson at Camp
Murray.
George Krull Of South Tacoma
is able to get about these days on
clutches. He fractured his left
knee cap several weeks ago in a
fall in his bake shop.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Thomas Fraser
have moved into the home owned
by Miss Sarah Cochrane at Lake
view. Fraser, until entering the
service, was a teacher at Laramie,
Wyo.
Mrs. Burt o. Beal, wife OF the
Lincoln high school principal. is
recuperating from a siege Of ILL
ness.
Malca kleiner. Katherine New
schwander. Mary Hendrickson and
Alan Mexican are preparing TO
return to their classes at Reed
college in Portland, Ore, after
spending the holidays with their
families here.
Mrs. Louise Gavin, cook ct the
county hospital, is back at work
after a spell Of illness.
Regina Hoover, c. p. s. student
last year and presently attending
-slze u. Of W. joined her parents.
Or. and Mrs. II. V. Hoover, for
the holidays.
James Slayden, junior at Sta
dunn high school, and Frank As
bury, junior at Lincoln, spent
their vacation catching up on
their stamp albums.
Mrs. Isobel Franklin, hostess al
the Lakewood Terrace dining
room. will conduct the cooking
school al Fishers.
Harold c. Enger, graduate OF
Glover Park high school, is attend
ing the L. Of W. and has taken
Up residence at the Alpha Delta
Phi house.
Mr.. and Mr.. Gilbert W. Cough.
ran, Of 1919 No. 3lst st. are de-
Continued on Page 3. Column p
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06

OLYM A-ZAch Allen, I'd
aonds. was IN ST. Peters hospital
IN critical condition Saturday
after being stabbed in the neck
b. Robert Justman. "a. Olympia.
who accused him Of attentions 10
his wife Justman was held in
city jail and his wife was in
custody as q material witness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Purchases 4-Story
Pacific Ave. BIdq.

Bank Of California has sold It's
fouT-story brick building housing
the Lewis hotel AZ 1922 Pacific
ave. 10 Frank J. Charleson. opera
tor Of the hotel. II was learned
Saturday. Consideration was sp-
proximately SIS 200.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
WAR BUlLETiks

f-fAsbtI. Turkey To be
ready for any outbreak u Ssr 10
souibssstsrn Europe. the govern.
msnt has introduced a bill in the
national assembly 10 keep all army
eonsefipts nos In service under
arms for an sztrs year. an Ankafs
dispatch kAid today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
FPS. Loses
Second Tilt
In Series

ELLENSBURG - Central
Washington College of Edu-
cation evened the score of a
two-game series Saturday by
defeating College of Puget
Sound. 1922, in a basketball
game here. CPS held an Is
II halftime lead. CPS won
Friday nights opening game,
1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06

BUDAPEST 49, The orsek
radio reported tonight that
Greek troops had forced back
Italian. ON the northern Al
banian front in an action de-
.eribed ss ~ greatest ssIus"
for further development In the
campaign is this region. The
Grcsk radio said that isopsr-
tznt positions WIRE occupied
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Schools to Reopen

Tacoma schools, which have
been closed since Dec. 20 for
Christmas and EeW Years yacs-
ton. viii reopen Monday.