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Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-24

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-24
British Defense
Lines Unbroken

The best hope for the British
eXpeditionary force now was that
it would be able to evacuate sue
cessfully.
Latest reports had mentioned a
slackening of the pressure Of the
German armored forces on the
British line. But it was emphasized
that ferocious fighting was in prog
ress on the whole front, in a series
of close order battles, man to man,
and that at any hour the entire
weight of the German armored
divisions might be hurled against
the British line in a supreme at
tempt to break through to Athens
and rip the Imnerial army to
pieces.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-24
JugosIav Airnnen
Arrive in Moscow

MOSCOW, April 17-Delayed)- -
tUP) = TWenty-three officers and
creWmen of the Jugoslav air force
arrived in Moscow on April l6 and
were seen in full uniform today
In Moscow hotel.
Capt. Kril Sabadoch, a squadron
commander. told the United Press
that they left Mostar April 13, fly
ing three Savoia bombers over Bull
garia and Rumainia.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-24

l HE great metOrcar development
ofthe year is Dodge Fluid Drive
and with its great supporting fea-
lures and its radically low prices,
Dodge again leads everything.
All Dodge dealers are anxious
to show this newest and best of all
automobile developments. Get
behind the wheel yourself.
Discover how, with Dodge Fluid
Drive, your accelerator can be-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-24
POPE ASKS
PRAYERS FOR PEACE

VATICAN CITY, April "a up
Pope Plus today asked Catholics
throughout the world to offer spe-
cial prayers for peace during May
He asked especially that children
take part.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-24
1ripo|i SheIIing
Damage Revealed

LONDON, April "a CUP) - The
British Mediterranean fleet poured
Llo', ,2OO pounds of explosives into
lrlpoli, German-Italian base in
north Africa, during its AZ minute
commandment Monday morning, the
admiralty announced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-24
The Popularity Of A.P Food Stores
Paws You Dividends In Low Prices

then each item bears only small part of
the cost. This saving made by A&P is
shared with you in the form of lower
prices. So, the more folks you see in A&P
the better you should be pleased. There's
always plenty of room along our broad
aisles and. better still. savings for all.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-24
OFFICIAL APPOINTED

WASHINGTON, April "a CUP)-
President Roosevelt to-day appoint
ed Patrick j. Fitzsimmons of Los
Angeles to be auditor of Puerto
Rico
Evening star., 1941-12-08
CAPITAL Retains Outward Calm
Despite Shock of War News
City's Biggest Throng, $4,000 at Come,
Kept in Ignorance Of Pacific Outbreak

when America went to war and the
scene was about the same, he says.
But Steve was too excited to talk
clearly and about all he could say
was
"Just three months we finish
them
Later in the evening, as misty
three-quarter moon shone over the
White House. about a thousand
gathered across the street in Lafay-
ette Park to watch the Cabinet
officers and members of Congress
drive up for the emergency confer
ence.
The sidewalk on the south side
OF the avenue was closed to the
public.
The crowd remained orderly and
generally undemonstrative.
Worried Relatives Call.
On other downtown streets there
was hardly any evidence that this
Sunday evening was any different
from any other in Washington. Long
lines waited before the ticket
windows of the theaters. From the
top floor of the National Press Club
floated the music of dance or
chestra as the club held its first
Sunday afternoon tea dance of the
season and group Of CORE
spondents listened to the radio in the
bar.
Traffic was jammed in front of
the White House in the early eve
ming, until the avenue was closed
of by police.
The shrill voices of newsboys call
ing war extras broke the ordinary
Sabbath evening calm.
The city quickly took on a war
atmosphere as helmeted guards ap-
peared before the War Department
buildings and along the Potomac
bridges.
War and Navy Departments were
scenes Of activity all night. Both
service personnel and clerks rushed
back to their desks for emergency
duties.
Comments Are Few.
There was observable throughout
the downtown area-on the streets,
IN the restaurants. the clubs, the
MOTEL lobbies-something of the
strange psychological phenomenon
which was so marked in London
two years ago when war was de-
clared on Germany. Folks wanted
to be together Strangers spoke to
strangers. A sense of comradeship
OF all the people was apparent.
Comments, however. were few.
Minds were confused over lack of
details Of what had happened.
The chief center of interest
seemed to be an Army recruiting
truck parked in front of Keiths
whose radio blared out the latest
bulletins.
But under the surface the city was
tense. Hundreds called newspaper
ofiices asking for verification Of the
radio reports
Some were worried over relatives
In Honolulu and Manila This was
probably a bigger factor in WASH
ington, with its large service pop
ulation, than in any other city in
the country.
One woman said she had tried
In vain to call her sister in Honolulu.
since the Navy was using all the
wires.
There were even calls asking for
the location Of air raid shelters in
various Washington neighborhoods
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Film Awards February rs

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 8 LP).-Actress
Bette Davis, newly elected president
OF the Academy of Motion Picture
Arts and Sciences. said today the
annual academy awards dinner
would be held February 26.
Evening star., 1941-12-08
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Evening star., 1941-12-08
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Evening star., 1941-04-13

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sizes H. 49, 5 II and 10 % 81 4
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Evening star., 1941-04-13

Fashions Gibson Girl reversion
finds charming expression in this
crisply tailored shirtwaist and skirt
The sleeves can be worn long and
cuffed like mans, or above the
elbow. The self-belt over the skirt
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21

General Smith Troy's staff.
After being graduated from
University Of North Dakota law
school In 1891. Malm started pri-
sats practice In Tacoma and
served several months following
that as assistant state counsel for
tho Home owners Loan corpora
ton In Seattle before receiving his
federal appointment under Dennis.
While he WAS working with the
latter. he PLAYED . prominent part
In the governments activities on
the Weyerhaeussr and Mattson
kidnapings in Tacoma.
lie Was assigned 10 the state toll
bridge authority by Troy To re-
place Patrick Henry Winston. who
was called into military service.
He maintains his offices In the
state highway department quar-
tiers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21

BULLETINS

ZURICH - The German radio said tonight that Naz
bombers had leveled the Scottish of Clydebank
shipbuding center the right bank of the River Clyde
yoRK-CoImba swept to victor, today in
of regatta Princeton Harlem
The Loins capped the length victory
In the varsity Ia mile Columbia
Rutgers In s:s4s
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Heavy rains windstorms
and unseasonab cold weather brought five deaths and
erty destruction in the Middle West today.
Flood damage most serious in southwest Missouri
where parts of the towns of Monet and Pierce City
under water and two drowned last night Some
sections of Monett under 10 feet of water.
MEMPHIs-sen Kenneth MoKeiar d. Tenn improved
and resting quietly today operation performed
yesterday Baptist hospital attaches reported
LAWRENCE Kans-Chsres Larson of stockton college
who only outside
today finished 1877 points ahead of his
Colorado university
AKRON. O.-An elderly church jonitor has admitted
burning The body Of pretty Ruth Zoicke, young Akron
music teacher IN the furnace Of the North HW Methodist
church Detectire Inspector Werner E. Cross said today
Cross SAID that Albert Lukens S. jonor OF the church
admitted to placing the girls body the furnace last Sun
day. but denied that he killed her.
Pawson Sc Pawtuck r. L. park fore
the Boston A. A.
he oucasd field of ia
In 7i-degree heat
bombs yesterday sent 10000 ton. of British
shipping the operations
man high command today.
LoNDoN-ofcisls today permitted disclosure that the rs
est church designed by Christopher Wren
The auditorium of the church which adjoins
in 1856 Its tower 200 years older.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Power Plant
Vote Monday

Indications were Saturday the
city council Monday would pass
the ,i1 900 900 power project pro-
posed by r. u. o'Nsil. utilities
commissioner. and that Omen. so-
eompanied by Mayor Harry y.
Cain. would fly to Washington, ID.
c. To confer with government Of
ficials.
The project will be passed. how
ever, with the provision that wors
will be held In abeysnos pending
return Of the two Tacoma Off
Gals from Washington.
A letter from Secretary Of In
terror Harold Ickss 10 Mayor Cain,
which advised the city not 10 an
bark on the power project at this
time, arrived at Mayor Gains desk
Saturday He wss to study The
letter and make o report Monday.
o'Nsil. In . statement Saturday
concerning Iekss letter. details
of which were pubiished IN Ihs
Times Thursday, said u was not
the desire ~ the city 20 interfere
in any way with national defense
work. but 1T Ia the utilities de-
parfments wish that the council
approve Of the project. and that
the departments engineers pro-
coed with the actual designs and
surveys and that the city attorney
proceed with the legal details re-
gsroing tho acquisition - lands.
and That any construction that can
b. don. without interfering with
national dsfenss b allowed TO pro
coed"
O,se1 pointed out that fckss
had no objections 10 the expansion
Of the Tacoma system. and did not
question the eompetsnce Of tns
engineers who had been employed
by Tacoma 70 make the various
surveys ard estimates an 10 the
feasibility and cost Of the proposed
plant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Greek Home
Front Sees
New Crisis
King Toking Over
Reins. Following
Deoth OF Premier

ATHENS-A political crisis
involved King George and the
Greek home front today while
the army and British expe-
dictionary force fought off re-
lentless German assaults.
King George formed . national
victory" government with himself
As premier. succeeding Alexander
korisls. who died suddenly yesssr.
day. The kins named kcdiisas.
former Athens mayor ard ardent
defender Of Greek independents.
a. vice premier. and charged him
With forming . cabinet kodiiias
failed and there we're Indications
that a military government would
he established.
Already sesese vestssetiesss.
Including . prehihssiss II pub
he meetings. hsa beea irspessA
In Athens.
AT Budapest the Hungarian
Trsnscontinentsi rress said . mill.
tsry government took charge In
Athens after korisis' death and
proclaimed . state 81 siege. n
said political eirelss assumed"
horisis committed suicide due Tn
the mysterious circumstances u
the oase"D
Tin Rome. newspapers said NDr-
izis probably killed himsslf be-
osuss Of distress over Greek mill
tsry reverses. ropolo a. Roma
ssid, "Metsnas ,former Premier
John Metssas. who died Jan. 7eb
died under mysterious oireum-
stances. probably connected with
the criminal work Of the British
intelligence service. but korisis
committed suicide bscsuse he
couldn't stand living through the
imminent COLLAPSE ~ oresoe."i
n WAS recalled that kodijiss had
toured eastern Macedonia and
western Thraes on . special mis-
s,on for the king during the war
Of nerves" preceding the German
invasion. BE was believed To have
encouraged the people there TO re-
sist the Gsrmsns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Baseball Finals

BOSTON-Behind Luke Ham
Inns alright hurting and with
Peewee Reese hitting "four-for-
four" the Brooklyn Dodgers today
blanked the Boston Bees, 9 To o,
in the morning game Of q patriots
day doubleheader.
Reese made a home nun. double
and two singles. batting In three
runs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn 49,. 40 100 $40 IL q
Boston -. 000 900 600 81
Hamlin and Phelps; Erickson.
Sullivan 49, and Berres, Mas.
Chicago at st. Louis, postponed.
rain.
Philadelphia 900 900 0oo-s 8 3
New York 80. 500 OO04Or-7 II o
Hughes. Bruner ~ and War
rem: Schumacher and banning.
Cincinnati. 900 700 030-6 Is o
Pittsburgh. eIo OOI OoI-s =
Derringer and West; Bsuers,
Brown 49, and Lopez
AMERICAN
Boston ..... I'll 500 OOO--7 II !
Philadelphia 100 00I 0oo-i Z
Diekmsn and Peacock: Beck
man. Ferriok 80. Harris 81 and
Hayes
Cleveland. 900 00e 020-z 4 q
Detroit 80. 900 900 0i0--I q
Feller and Hemsley: Corsica and
Tebbets.
St Louis at Chicago. postponed.
rain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Hundreds Join Manhunt for
Escaped German Prisoners

way lines leading out Of II were
blocked. Airplanes and blood
hounds were ordered TO the DESC
late region.
Reports said five fugitives were
recaptured in one batch, four in
another. and officials said il WAS
only matter Of time" until all OF
them would be rounded up. The
fugitives were said to be German
airmen captured in England. They
escaped through a 6O0-foot tunnel.
II was the biggest break thus
far from a Canadian prison camp.
The camp, at Anglia. Ont. is near
the Canadian Pacific railway di-
vision point at Schneider.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
The War
IN Brief

LONDON. osvmaa slrplsnes q.
taehsa tssdos ~ hits ssmps v>on
high sspicsives tonight fes ~
second time in wseh. to
rsldsvs came In ~ End frum I've
dirsrsl~ns with tssodoW - thels
main sssBes
uGns1Ns osrmsn hish es>n-
msnd claims hestz txoops plnne
Naa nag IN ~ Olympus ard -
eupy Lsfsss. pushing saoh nvstieo.
usssh lines. eommuasqsss snyU
German somhsss dsssrsy mush
British shipping IN Ensii3A 40
Greek waters end smasb q mvtt.
ian Qualifications In North AsyseA
ATssRNss British headquarters
claim Germans. Vim fall IN penn-
trsts new mritish 0ss~h itns -
any point. suffer heavy essssliies
and iass many psisnnsss. Nsale
cause air alarm during funeral ~
late oresh premier
LONOONs rrsss snd mtiItary
quarters. although asserting siiIe1
iinss hid In 0rssos. afficiaI 49,
nossneemsnt disciosss thai ssrung
imperial forces land Il nasra.
ifaq. following willingness II ~
tagdad regime u give nssflao
military collaboration against NAm
fsvoius'snssy propaganda 10 ms1r
die east.
1srANotLi Turkish gussssss
link urgent visas 10 nsviis ~ o.
man Ambassador Karen nrann
wan rspsn 10 posslhis isfsn11flua-
iinn Of middle east activity. ~
ports assert Nsn sgsufs eovss
Syria. frsq Iran. rsisssins sn1
Trans jordsnis with nst~pvk IN
citing Arabs 70 anti nsislsA ssssvs-
ties.
CAfnOi Dsitish msdd1s go
headquarters claim as~ vsetssseo
oses sxis foress In North Afriea
and itsIian tssops m the run r.
Ethiopia midtis sess Raj h~odr
quarters ssy British plsnSs smash
sais troop eonesssssfioas ~
supply columns In cyssnAlsa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Germans Hint That
Premier Murdered

BERI.lN - Authorized sources
charged today there were good
grounds for belief" that Premier
Alexander korxls az Greece had
been murdered at British instiEa-
ton"
They said there were strong IN
diestlons that korizis WAS muir
dsred for refusing 10 carry oui
Britain demands" and because he
wanted peace and saw Greece CON
frontsd with the same fate -
Jusosiayis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21

position of new restrictions On
the amounts Of beer, liquor
and tobacco available 10 the
public.
A new 20 per cent reduction in
the beer supply, which makes
total of 40 per cent as compared
to the pre-war supply. caused
many taverns to discontinue the
sale Of beer for f-the-premises
consumption and TO close one day
week. Bottled liquor is now al
most unobtsinable. A new 20 per
cent reduction in the amount OF
cigarettes and cigars available to
the public caused most tobaccon-
lists 70 make plans TO stay open
only a part of the time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Arguments on Bridge Case
Scheduled in Court Monday

tBy Tacoma Times special Wr'ten
OLYMPIA-The state OF wash
ineton seldom has hsnded a "a
year-old attorney the job OF taxi
ing care of s5.200.00o. but that
responsibility rests today on the
shoulders OF Oliver Malm. former
Taoomsn. now assigned as chief
counsel for the state toll bridge
authority.
On Main, now an assistant at
torney general, rests the states
hopes of forcing az insurance
companies to pay the state that
amount as damages for total loss
Of the Tacoma Narrows bridge.
Main already has filed the
states suit against the companies
and obtained temporary re-
s,rainer to prevent them from pro-
ceeding with their efforts TO have
an appraisal board fix the amount
of loss. The companies claim only
81. 500 900 damage was done.
On Monday, Superior Judge
Joseph A. Mallery at Tacoma will
hear arguments by Mslm on
whether the restraining order
should be continued in effect dur
ins the trial Of the states damage
case on It's merits.
Main Ia no stranger TO Taco
mas oourtrooms. having been
assistant u. s. district attorney
TO J. Charles Dennis from Novem-
Der. 1898. TO July 7. 1870. when
he was appointed TO Attorney
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21

jewelers. from various ports Of
ina stats ~iii start arriving hsrs
sunday morning for thssr zssh en-.
nusI ,~o-dsy convention ~ Hotsi
winthrop.
FIRST session ~ig b. ~ . .. m.
with A ~. Cundsrsoa. Chairman
II the Tacoma COMMITTEES. present.
ing Srsstinss Mayor Harry r.
Cain. Armand Jsssop. San Diego.
and chapsn D. Foster. chshsiis.
will b other spsaksrs- In ths eve
ming the prsssdsat's reception VIII
b held.
Sessions wiiI b hsid throughout
Monday. eiimassd with . dinner 81
-. m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21

The msssss ds,siIs and positions
siven out officially IN Athens and
Berlin we're not necessarily In en-.
fiiet. Ths Nasi high command dsd
rot claim "a have bvoksa through
The Rritish-orssh main defense
line. stating only that German
forees had beaten the Hriiiah ct
Mount Olympus. planted their mas
on the heights ~ that legendary
home of the Greek gods and pushed
ON 10 the plains of Thesssly and
Lariss. That apparently meant
that the Germans had sssa unable
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
BERLIN - h1inistsr II
Propaganda Paul Jossph
GoebbeIs said tonight In =
radio speech that Ger.
many's ultimate vtetsry
already 10 ~ good ~ a.
sured."

10 pursue their usuai bIiishrisG
tactics NJ piercing the snsmy Iins
ana eneiroiinG and cutting W shs
trapped foe.
The British and Grsehs. hoS-
sver. were forced 10 fall bark 10
a third dsfsnss line and. despite
ioday's statement that thsy wsrs
turning hack every attack win
huge iossss. thssr position vas
viewed 80 grave IN London.
Al tins same time. the Nssls re-
ported. other 0srmsn feress
prsAssd sssins, the center ~ the
linz In . drive on kaiabska snd
advanced through the rindus
mountains On the western end II
the Greek battle line.
Asis sis nests. $500 -
Ave hsmhess. ha@0ese1 ~
seas itsss ssA ssasrhs1 setp.
ping In Gv~sh wsssss. sishiss
souss ss.e 80 ss~s taSIw1Isg .
Bsttish a~sttiasy esss1sss n
MsAsssvvsSess ~ssess. nsst1s
a~sssteA.
the British and Greeks. fighting
for every ridge ~ they fell bses
10 . shorter line. presumably
Withdrew from Mount oIympas.
tho legendary homs u tins Grssh
gods. On Friday - me osrmsa
mechanical sfmlss advanced over
mountain roads ssrs~n ~ith dad
Defeat AsttetpsieA
Although British forces con.
tinusd 10 fight strongly bssids
Greek allies. fbs London press :.
obviously under official suidAnes
b<ssn warning The people II tbs
possibility Of . d~fsst In dssscs
and . withdrawal 10 North Africa
10 preparation for . great h.tsis
for ths nssx canal and ths cal
wells Of the psaf east
Man spokesman In nsfiIn al
ready had declared that there
would b. mo intsrmlss ion" In the
icentlnssd on Page .. Column o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Parked Car Burns
On Downtown Street

Shoppers in downtown Tacoma
were startled Saturday afternoon
when ear parked al 18th and
Pacific ave. suddenly started
burning. The automobile. a '1s
Chevrolet listed % y. v. Hilburn.
was damaged 70 the extent Of
$50. according 70 firemen who
extinguishec the blaze. II vas
determined that a pssserby tossed
a lighted cissret through the win
dow 1 the car. isniting the
cushions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Hitler Forecasts Hard Year
OF Battle, More Sacrifices

BERLIN Hitler, on the
pve of his SIND birthday, told the
German people in a message from
his field headquarters somewhere
IN southeastern Europe" today
that they face hard battle
kear" and that those at home,
EQUALLY with the men at the front,
must be prepared for sacrifices.
Hitler said his troops were
"the best soldiers In the
world In calling upon the
people to make generous Con-
tributions TO the care Of the
wounded.
The disclosure that Hitler him
beh was with the Balkan armies,
directing the attack on the British
Greek line as supreme commander,
vas made by Otto Dietrich. Nszi
press chief, in a special article In
German papers today.
In mis- message TO the people.
Hitler appealed for contributions
10 the German Red Cross.
The people. Hitler said. could not
more suitably show their spprecia-
lion OF the achievements OF SOL
siers. who are making life secure
Tor coming German generations. E"
han 10 assist in healing their
wounded through voluntary con-
ributions TO the present second
var relief campaign of the Red
Gross.
Ii happened that the state
ment conceded with the i'm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Aged Pedestrian
Killed by Moiorcar

sEATTtG - Tho King county
traffic toll ross 10 ~ for the year
with the death last night ~ Will
bur Meconksy. 80 who vas struck
by a ear 80 he creased . street.
J. Jack Gundsrson. 10. was ar
rested on . charge Of failing 10
yield right ~ way 10 . pedestrian.
Ne vas released on his personal
rscoEnizsnos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Store Robbsr Takes
Chocolates, $3.50

The Van Duyn Chocolate shop.
asa No. iith ST. Vas robu~d tri.
day night 81 t3o and . hos Of
chocolates
A man about 20 years old. who
said he wzs Just cot Of shs pen
entered ths snop shout $50 p. m.
ami asked Betty Donohus. who
Vas about 10 eloss the shop. n shs
could change . $40 bill
After sbs said no. he vent ois
for a moment and returnsd with
. note reading. '-fnis 10 . stieknp
and don't yell. and you Won't get
hurt
Hiss Donohss handed over - 80
and q bo< ~ chocolates. blt left
80 In the tiIl