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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Ninety Called
For Jury Duty
Must Report Here
MondoY. June 2

Selected for jury duty. 80 Pierre
county residents viii report June
: AZ $50 =. m. 70 superior court
department No. 4 Those named
include:
Martha Anderson. 4l0s eth ave ;
Ethel J. Anderson. Route :. Box
SIS; Nettie J. Asbcrry, 1919 50.
18th st. Earl L. Rarhart 22os
SO. 25th ST. 6. r. Rabbits. Fern
Xiii. Mrs. Frances Benjamin. 2lio
No. Alder st. r. r. Berkheimer.
Gig Harhor. Edgar Blodeett. 34ls
So. Tacoma ave, and r. Y. Roothe.
t024 50. c st
oscar T. Bratrud. $3.50 No 25th
ct. r. b Burks. Puyallup: Frank
q. Byrd. Sis SO. Thompson st /;
Ellery J. capen. 3O06 No. 18th 81. I:
Carl Garrison. $500 SO. Clement ST.;
Stewart Clark. 402i No. 3sth st;
Joseph Cody. $40 So. saith 81: Mer-
ton n. Corey. 500 So. 10Th st;
Arthur NJ. Colgan, HOS No. wash
ington 81, and Wade II. coyken-
DAN. 1927 So. Park ave.
Frank Gushing. 1851 East I st;
Anna Davis. $40 No. Sheridan st;
John V. DERRICK. si4is East 35th
81. Elsbeth Dickinson. III No. Ia
coma ave. William c. Donovan,
$40 So. seth st; James A. Duncan,
1899 Mckinley ave: Carl J. Ellis,
1iOl No. Cedar St: Mrs. J. r.
Eliason. ruysllup; II. J. Emory,
Puyallup. NJ s. Erdahl. Firerest,
and r. A. Erspamer, Route ?, Box
col.
Samuel Fick. jr.. 1886 SO. X st;
Charles II Field. $500 Mckinley
ave: Maud Il. Fisher, Puyallup;
Mrs. Ralph Forbes. Puyallup;
George Franzkit. 36l5 A st; John
Fraidenberg. Graham; r. J. Fred
erick. Puyallup; Sam Friedman,
424 Burrough road; C. NJ. Garrett,
74O2 So. Yakima ave, and Carl J..
Gertsman. Puyallup.
Antoine Glitch. Gig Harbor:
William Gordon. 400l East G st;
Drusie J. Hager, 5102 No. 37th
ct. Lester J. Harding. 3i15 No.
18th st; Walter G. Harrington,
5114 9Th ave. Nora Hatch. Route
5. So. Tacoma; Iva Haynes. 1921
No. sth st. Phil G. Herber. Route
!. Box 235. Tacoma; Bess Hopkins,
2402 No. Lawrence St, and Lola f..
Huff. 5026 So. X st.
Frank r. Huff. 5026 So. X ST.;
Paul A. Jasmer. 2346 Fawcett
ave: Hans Johnson, 1909 9th ave. !;
Mrs. Alice Johnson, 1920 No. 30th
St: J. c. F. johnson, 1914 So. l.
tt: J. NJ. Jones. Puyallup; Frank
NJ. Kehr. Route ). Box 81: Frank
Keller. AIS So. 3ist st, A. l..
Locksrt. Route 3, Box 5o3-D. Ia
coma, and Paul r. Lodge. 43i2
Pacific ave.
Mrs. Evelyn Lofgren. Puyallup'
Raymond A. Lee. 9l9 So. Verde
st; Mrs. f. Mcdonald, 2910 No,
27th st; George Mcdowell, Gig
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No. 43 Answer Form

I. Ths Tacoma Tines ses Holly
wood puzzis Contest 8 oDsn - sfsrI
psFson Nho u 5cuh-fios resident o.
The f0lipHins cOuntlss 81 the STATE %
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previous contest condurtee b. Ths
Taegrna Times
q Starting Monday March ~ 1871.
Tns Taconas TINES vii puDlisp or.e
HOLLYWOOD contest 8tizzls each ssfE
cay each puzzle feDFesfntirs the
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IN tus BsEsDaD%f
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hundred prizes tofsiinF - oo0 % 70
TIE one hundred oefssns Nhoes solu-
tons are JUDGED - - correct ~
nearest correct IN accordance with
ire rules The DarticlDanf nutUittins
fns mot correct snaNers VII an
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tlns the nsnt nig1eat number u cor
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her answers v ths puzzles b. SUD
mittins Zoe Ia cola aith eacn ueehly
81 81 siz anssffs II Fstafn fer th.a
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tied fer . Uri1f ina prizes tlad f0f
81 - reserved fef tasm Taa DaF.
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French Ship Fired
When Intercepted

LISBON - The French Goldfish
barque Martin Pecheur. from sain,
Malo en- route 20 the Nswfound-
land banks. was intercepted by 9
British warship and ordered q
Gibraltar but sank In flames of
the Portuguese coast Tho rea'
son for the sinking was not indi'
cstedl.
-Four members ~ thu crew ar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Tacoman Saves His Weight in Tinfoil

When he first o n,okine boil q tinfoil.
Chris p Thompson though, silly. ridiculous g., q A0o
IS. le5e-neory five yeors oeo-Thompson wos eortno
stuff into his boseent noticed tn to- ord
decided hed s,o ball Of Il hinnself-sy not Todoy
thot first boil weighs 40 pounds soer ores enough 70
more ihon eoUol Thonpson'S weight Ne he's been
epoye Meodow Pork golf ord resides at 2lA3
So Shendon The accompanying picture Of Thompson
ond his toll onother Of those pictures The Times hos
accepted from on photographer this time Ken
meth Bowers Times oorrer residing Of 10 So Ans~orfh
Kenneth pod s. for his photograph The Times
will poy the 70 other oroteur snapshot orss who
submit oceeptobe news photographs
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WnNNf fUMHu< = H<tHz<F
Nyn<trs. superintendent ~ szHnrI-
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saa>y ~ wiii h<<nn< sur<rinf<n-
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rnmlnx noe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
War IN Europe
A Year Ago
May Il, 1910

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f<stiee - N<<He<ix11s 80 -
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AZ activity - f>ported h>4<x
ss<F ~ neixzzn FRAT.
Britain ne4xn Inf<<nmsnt =
saalt 0<rm<n - ku<tFt<n -
- lmrc<<4 - , e'eic<k uE<f<w
- sts<r fsr<ixr<<.. kn<s<<n. -
elut<1
Lsrss <r&l< kzEEi< ws1<d 49,
he kin&rt Canal
nrff&tn knneane<1 ne - -
- s&shth snsm.Fln~. tks es&L
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rived by lifehoat Il oustsrls. u
WAS disclosed today. Portuguese
fishing boats rescued ~ others ~
well a. an English officer and six
marines. landing them a. olhao.
Four rrcnchmen were reported
missing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Flowers Stolen Off
Graves Bring Cash

CHICAGo-A gang Of thieves
who guided their activities by read
ing obituary columns. built up a
500. 900 annual business selling
flowers stolen from graves in Chi
cago cemeteries, the state sttor-
ney's office revealed today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Sentence for Murder 10 Be
Imposed Latter Part Of May

cHKHAiIs Frank W. Turner
a7-yssr-old snn II : 4, . army
nffiesf. viii hs ssntsnesd soms
time after Nay - fas the second
degree murder 81 he midals.ssed
wife. Superior Judge Charles W
Hall said Monday.
A superior ssuEi Jury ~ "a
men and slx uemeH delihes-
aisa five ana one halt heass
SATURDAY, rstaFalss > verdict
IF s-csnd degree murder.
The verdict sppllss 10 murder
without prsmsdisatlon" ana car.
fiss = maximum penalty ~ lIfs
Imprisonment. Prosecution J q hn
rsnesko demanded the death zen.
Atty for Turner while defense
attorneys sought > mansiaushtsf
verdict.
Turner and he father. Mai
Frank q. Turner ~ i,a< An
gei~s and Denver. wept - the
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fHfHTF ~ 49,
Als wlfs. a. -. fusna shet snd
hzztsn IN thslf fsnsh home De-.
-. anly . fee menth. after their
mssrasEs Tufnsr Insisted hs ~
- clear picture - th< crime -.
father aeseflh<d Nm - . mad.
man- when intoxicated
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Club TO View
Travel Film

GIG HaRBOR Thu Wanna club
viii entertain the Fortnightly club
of Gig Harhor and the Purdy
Home and Garden club at tea at
the Improvement club hall In Oig
Harbor Thursday at ? p. m. Mr..
and Mrs c. H. Bird Of Annapolis,
Wash. will show moving pictures.
with commentary. Of their travels
throughout the u. =.
Mrs A. fanghelm Of Rosedale
will ENTERTAIN the Peninsula Car.
den club at her home Tuesday.
when Mrs. J. Taylor will speak on
"Gladiolas There will he a dis
play of lilacs by members.
The L. ID. X. OF Emmanuel Lu-
thersn church will meet on Wed
nesday with Mrs. Herbert seglem
at Cromwell.
The vacant lot opposite the REIN
garage has been purchased from
A. Richardson by Mrs Mildred NJ
Rupert Of Seattle. The building
Of a modern store has commenced
and will be opened shortly by Mrs,
Rupert as a variety store.
Mrs Earl Benson. assisted by
Mrs. Fred Warner. will entertain
the Rosedale guild at the Benson
home Wednesday at $50 p. m.
The Amateur Garden club will
meet Tuesday for dessert luncheon
at the W. c. Goodnough home. II
It should rain. however. the meet
ing will be held At the clubhouse
Mrs. J. W Mckenzie will he as
sisting hostess, The club will con
tinue its botanical studies under
the direction OF Mrs. Vincent
/ Skansie.
At the benefit card party spon-
sored by the Library association
Friday evening. the honors went
as follows: Bridge. Mrs X. j Ras.
mussen and George Larsen,
pinochie. Mrs. Harvey v. Mailer
and Lyle Damon: 800. Mrs. I'd
Lund and o. Hauge.
Tahoma camp. n. ~. A. will de-
VOTE lts next regular meeting on
Wednesday 10 practice for tins
Pierce county convention which
will be held in Tacoma on Friday
Mrs. George Major IL acting a,
coach for the drill team. TahOma
camp will conduct the memoria
service for the county at the con.
vention.
Mrs. o. A. Dulin returned satur.
day from weeks stay In spO.
kane. where she was the delegate
from the Gig Harbor high school
PIT. A. 10 the state convention Of
the r. T. A
Plans for the school picnic will
be the main item for discussion
at the Arletta PIT. A. meeting on
Wednesday Hostesses Vill be
Mrs.. Conrad Peterson and Mrs
Dan Danielson.
II viii BE- the last meeting Of
the season for the Lincoln PIT. A
on Wednesday. A. which time there
VIII be election Of officers Mrs.
Carrie Richardson ydil b. the
guest speaker. The bostsssss will
b Aesdamss Ernest Ulsh. Ivan
Mckenzie and Thomas Tate.
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the RULES

elephants tisd EHi - required v soiss
= af1tID Of tie~bfaAkiHa DuEFlfs. 9TH
special Instructions - dstefusins ne
order ~ shleb ne Dfizes Tea fef
wIii ~ asafoed u necessary. fhs
TAoofna Times reserves ths right -
- -bfsakins pa<xisa 10 ease of FUR
th@r ties dupiicat< ufiEes Niii -
awarded T1le tie-bfeakins ~ certain
othef puzzles nay ~ nsg not eafFT
pho ozfspbs and fbs solutions 70 such
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3 No partieiDans ear submit usofs
thAa one eutrs % ala uaofs than ene
Prize Tfs Decoration - sneN4sa -
not nscesaarf Entrisa u safb psf=
tseipsnt all - seps IL a. Individual
fils thus assuring careful attention
Answers receiFsd unsigned Vii bot
Tines fscosniks ans claim V ss1eh
entities o. am submissions dsiaTaa 81
iaat tu transit Tns Tacoma Iifnan
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arr group u tis- ofsakin9 puxxisa ~
ths n@Nspapsf Office undef special
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tsrinE me CONTEST = cgFBply sith ths
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decision ~ The Taeona rimsa sno
tne Contest Edster - ang matters
felatlrF " the contest rhn Incl ucea
quaiificatlou ~ disqualification fof
sng cause deemed neeessafr lnlerpfs~
tstaon 81 TIE T1ifs awarding 81 prizes
Or anF special Instructions ggssfuinz
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teat Participants are eautionaa -
iiae sxtfeEpe cara On anv 0ux<le Hnsfs
thsTe q cncice 81 fhs sans kittens -
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tne oCFTeft anaEsf The Tacoma
TINES and ContNst Editor q deened
nscessafy all diequaiifV any par
ficipAnt submitting an entry o. A..
ewefn Tor anyone outside hia o. nsf
esn imrsdiate family
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Mrs. Earl Benson. assisted by
Mrs. Fred Warner. viii entertain
the Rosedale guild at the Benson
home Wednesday at $50 p. m.
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build
SCHOOL,
4 said
In ar
WaN
from
was
Many
Tnents
ohoa1
Monies
lunity
under
shop
ses by
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The vacant lot opposite the REIN
garage has been purchased from
A. Richardson by Mrs Mildred NJ
Rupert Of Seattle The building
Of a modern store has commenced
and will be opened shortly by Mrs
Rupert as a variety store.
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or
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snd
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13

The L. ID. X. OF Emmanuel Lu-
thersn church will meet on Wed
nesday with Mrs. Herbert seglem
at Cromwell.
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Mrs A. fanghelm Of Rosedale
will rntortain the Peninsula Car.
den club at her home Tuesday.
when Mrs. J. Taylor will speak on
"Gladiolas" There will he a dis
play of lilacs by members.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18
Housing Mass
Meeting Held

A stage was being set Tuesday
for an afternoon discussion in the
halls and corridors of the city hall
.,pver the question Of a $1,000. 900
slum-clearance housing project in
Tacoma.
Tacoma Real Estate Board
members, violently opposed to the
proposed federally-sponsored prof.
ect which they brand as highly
communistic. sponsored a mass
meeting at Odd Fellows hall Mon
day evening.
Some 40 signatures were OBJ
tanned on a prepared resolution
petitioning the city council and
Tacoma Housing Authority not to
proceed. President Harry F.
Blangy Of the Real Estate board
said that as far as they could tell,
all signers are property owners
and taxpayers in the districts
specified in the city's technical
housing survey.
Blangy said there seemed to be
an understanding that the Tacoma
Housing Authority would hold an
open public hearing at the city
hall around 2:30 or 3 o'clock Tues
day afternoon. A number of those
(continued on Page 2. Column p
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patrol In strength" which marked
the start OF the great December
offensive t4nat carried the British
to Benghazi.
CAUTIOUS IN DISCUSSIONS
Official quarters were most eau
tious in discussing the new drive
But military experts expressed be-
lief that Gen. Sir Archibald Wa
veil. the British commander-in-
chief. had determined To relieve
the garrison in Libya and that he
was feeling out the axis strength
with a view to a possible drive
back TO the BenghAzi area.
II was known that one i'm
perial force had reached the
Gambut area 40 miles west Of
the frontier and only so miles
from Tobruk.. n was uncer-
tain whether this force had
driven through thin axis lines
from Egypt or had been land
ed by sea or air.
Meager details showed that the
offensive started Sunday morning
with q sudden. intensive British
aerial attack on German and Ital-
ian tank and troop concentrations
gasoline and munitions dumps and
truck columns.
Just before dawn. artillery bat
teries laid down a heavy barrage
in the hollows and gullies in which
the Germans were camping in the
border area
A force Of 90 or more German
tanks went into action from a
hideout near the top Of Halfsys
pass. Then more arnored forces
from both sides were called into
the battle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18
Clerks Will Vote
Tonight on Store
Wages Proposal

Climax Of three months nego-
tiating with employers for in
creased wages. some $50 members
of Retail Clerks union (AFL) will
meet Tuesday evening, AZ which
time they may accept employers
terms or may take a strike vote
r. L. Clevenger. business agent
for the union. said the clerks are
AL asking small and reasonab bic
wage increases" but that there Is
a considerable gap between what
they have asked and what en-
pioyers have proposed.
The meeting will be held IT s
?. m. in l. o. o. ?. temple. NJ J.
mickey. Of the Industrial Confer
enoe board. which is representing
the management Of Taooma's re-
tail stores. declared there IL no
break in negotiations and he mini
mized any possibility Of a dead
locked dispute resulting in a strike
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18
AXIS SURPRISED BY ATTAC|
Youth With Missing
Mans Luggage Il
Held For Questioning

EmIsh ucexi<s - tF<x<IIa1
zzax=
Ur<s - - - nHs<r<x
was M@3>nn<a Tw~n&9g ~
n1<<<<f q a. WsaI1~n<x -
WeI1s waIlA - - -
<e<>eas - n~ks~ess<l<1 y~ne9
e<@s eF<<~<<1 sazts - r~e4rne
go - <nf<ar k.xu.1~I
nmsths f&fhsx. 80 - 49,
slzssaE petas< = TIE s<<Fve ~ -
-. E1sAilfIsd - n>xH&Ee - -
Hsiiz NsiI< b~.s d<Het.
rolles f<fes~d " aEvui3s sny
details FsxsFsilna th< arrest
Hmlth wss E~Fa n Tsfea<s go
lived h<fe sifA - rsf<atz Until ;
fsw PEARS sEn ttls ves.flee tfsp
nd fsk<e hIm fhFwsxh c<nsAs
go Hests<fs Ea@hs H<fa<s - -.
appearances.
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Bomber Makes Flat Tire Landing
Successfully at McChord Field

One Of Aechord fields Bag Bsz3
bonb<rs went through . dangerous
flat tire landing a few days ago
almost identical 10 the recent ease
~ the Denver air field. Il vas dls-
closed Tuesday.
AR corps officers give credit 70
the skill and judgment Of the pilot,
II Robert y. Wsrnsr ~ the ssth
Reconnaissance squadron. FOR saw
ing the Z. 8. treasury = huge re-
pair bili and. Incidentally. bringing
down safely seven Hsn.
On a routins training flight. ons
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Of the forward landing shssi tires
SaS discovered 10 have gone fiat
Wsgn4r radioed the Mcc1iord field
operations office and continued his
Night shlls AL Drsparaiious for =
crash landing we're mads fire
equipment. ambssianess and hos.
pltai space rsadisd
II Wegnsr nased ths hszznker
toward ths runway. touched IN
ground gently. elamDs6 on Ia
brakes dsftiy, and Instead - erash-
ing nsds ar almost perfect and.
ing.
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Soldier Shot


Ths wrath u N saEry father
lsd u ~ sesid<ntal shootlnE ~
salmon Reach early Tuesday N
which > yessns soldier wss
wounded
Otto y. AIlms. -. ~ sslman
Reach. vas arrested ~ 80 -
sanit ehargs after M. Tnn seei.
dsntaily went off. woundlnw iewf-
encs zastrow. 10. IN the hand.
nsssrs>a win ORR
The shooting occurred about
10 .. M. shortly after xestrow
and : fsllow soidisr. Delmsr nslka.
slso 10. had rsturnsd home with
Minis iT.yssr-old daughter. Char.
losts
Minis met them II the top u
the hlil leading 10 The bach. with
Colt automatic. u vas learned.
Minis struck At yeunx zAasxow
foxsng ths soldier - shlsid hlm'
self WITH his left hand while Try
Ing 10 wrest the Fnn sway with
his right Ths run sent off -
Minis struck . second time ADD
ths ballet pierced xastrwws hard
between the second and third
fingers.
Takes - sts-pssai
The soldier fad through tn
brush and upon arriving Al Ne.
5iss and wlnnlfrsd sta asked fes
Garrison 10 take him 10 ths hosp-
tai. The youth vas taken 10 rs-
coma General hospital. whleh notl.
fled police u ths shooting
Both chariotts Minis and zas.
trow wsTs held - material wit
neasea. Miss Minis uas In Ia
county dstsntlon home and zas-
trew In ihs city Jail Ths other
soldier vas not hsld.
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local persons admitted they
had been interviewed and
questioned.
AZ - the custom. Fnf men In
this district would not comment.
hat Il II known the survey IL being
made because a the eity's pros
unity 10 a large army post. . navy
yard and much defense industry.
s4milsr activity u repsrted
from seattle, where isesus
tax returns Of sesss pubiie and
police officials ssd operators
~ Illegal enterprise. have
beea scanned. a nusph<r 81
person. there have k~~s qssixs<
I'd IN . special I'M ana frr@s.
usy aEent hsaaqusrfsr. sef ~
for the purpose.
Persons questioned hsrs have re-
Continued on Page .. Column -
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The War
In Brief
Nv UNITED PRESS

JoNDoNi Imperial offensive In
western desert may be directed
toward beseiesd Tobruk. allied col.
umns movs In on Damascus. Bet.
rut. Kayak. Aleppo: RAP hits
German Industrial area for slxth
straight night. also attacks French
invasion coast. admiralty post
ponss rsvelatioa ef May shipping
lonses.
BERLIN. Nasi spshesazsn hist~
Amerieaa freexinG II axis assets
and eio~ing ef Mai consulate. nsy
change American German r~ia-
tions: report heavy feros. % bsth
sldes engaged IN western desert
fighting: fspsvt . British phases
shot down In raias On 0srmeay.
STOCKHOLM Hslslnkl report.
indicate closer FiDnlsh-Csrmsn
collaboration. Sweden excited b.
reported Ruzso-fIsrman tension.
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Alaskan Road
Need Urgent!

sEArTLK--Rsp WARES O
MsRnuson. d. wash. chairman u
the international haEhvsy com
mission, said Tuesday On hls 70
turn from Aiasss h vii proposs
creation a a joint intsrastiansi
highway authority 70 fseilissis
construction Of ths overland rsuss
10 the far north.
haKnnsoa prsssdsd II nesting
q the eornniszsoa sast wssk IN
Alaska and sisv ever psrsz II the
proposed route
Itas~.as s@@es - - ~tses
aeof~ II fAe fessifery. Nag
snsen said, made m psfss~lfr
fss ssfiF aensfraeftos ~ ths
rs-~a sssrs ssEsst - . a<fsnss
mssseafs. sssns ~ fhe sesief
h~-~.. - ssa~d. wsss asasr
ths tsehaissi sapefsi~tsa -
tsefrnaa enRtneNFs.
hAgnaAon sad his sonanisstgn
- advisory enly ana that ~ would
propose eFsalisa - 80 authority
- conferences nszf wssk with ths
stats department. aamilaf sfspe
slu ~ taken ~ csnadian mem
esrs a. IN esmnaissson. haEnason
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18
Has One Of Best "TeIep

An average day sees her answer
ing telephone calls. mostly long
distance ones. so to 80 times. She
also meets the hundreds of per
sons who call AZ the office seek
ing conferences with the governor
or his assistants.
In her two years as reception
ist. she has come 10 know the
voices of hundreds Of persons who
call up the governors office for
one reason or another. Another
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18

Infantry. machine guns, armored
cars, artillery and tanks were
brought into action on both sides
as the battle developed In a tri-
angle whose points were soiium.
Fort Capuzzo and the Halfaya
Hell FIRE. pass. The temperature
was above 100 degrees.
II appeared that the empire
troops had taken the Germans and
Italians by surprise, as did the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18
Forgotten Prisoner
Il Freed BY Judge

rAffoK CRY. Gait \ . ~ = :
Muiqus<n 49, ARRESTED hsfs RI
dsy night for drunk dFtsinK Ts<
patsulsasa who lodged hln n 81
Forgot n isii ths lsiisf. AftsF I've
days visaout fs,oa. hutaassa
ep~asd ths sasoehsd aseF sna
ssas ~ me aTnEstaFs fas susas
msaislns era sstaFas9 whsn ths
nudge heard ne staFy. ~ fFs<d
him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18

VICHY, France-Marshal Henri
Philippe Petain. in a radio speech
TO the nation on the anniversary Of
his assumption of power and the
French request for an armistice.
appealed to French people Tues
day to have confidence n him and
to beware Of communist propa-
ganda.