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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02

O. when does Spring begin in the southtemperate zone? A. September 23.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02

o. What color were the capsules used for drawing draft numbers for the twenty-one year olds in JulyS
 A., Melon pink.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05

-(i;cenyey

Applications for marriage ".
esnsss have been made with the
county auditor BY Lawrence J
Dole. rs. Route z. Box 57s. and
Mary G. sangls ~. Route ?. Boz
isT John ~ Coats. ~. Mcchord
field, and Janet Gump. Il. Routs Z
Boz e0i Richard A. Wennsr. az.
Gray field and Maxine N Day.
10. sit East ssth n Norman ].
Rapalss. 70, 1tft commsros ct
and Vivian Patricia Porter. ~,
iilt commsrcs ~ James Doug.
las hsioti. n. Fort L<~is. and
Janis Mae Aecallum. -. 1880 10.
Asotin 81. Reginald u. Hsinitsh.
20, Aechord field. and taabsi
Nhaisy sloan. 10. Columbia. = G. /.
Howard G cornsllna. ~. fort
Lewis. ssnd Leans Nae Mcdowell
u. 3sisis -. g at seward v.
Pres. ~. si7s So A 81 aud lola
y. Murray. -. 1907 80 e..
Howard $ schultz. a. Port Lewis.
and Jean Ellen pssss. ~. 4Tis
Mckinley ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
18th Infantry
Soldier Dies
His Body VIII Bs
Sent to Chicago

PVT rr-s Gas. Adsm ]. t~as
aras n. - esmpsny \. lsth IN
fantfY. Fori Le~ts dsed n ths
Foft Lewis hospital FRIDAY. fnilew
ia - illness - a. esys fss 80
nsslxs - chicsEa. snllstlns =
the nilaal. aty - sept = lesa
PVT 1snaFss wss victim a. =
peculiar scclaeat shleh placed Ala
IN tks statlea hospital - Nara
-. While repeatedly Engaged -
horssplay sith soass ~ 10 fsliss
soldiers IN = fisid near the barracks
Re became helgom asn IN : plls-ap
and suffered . erossa 20. ns.
naovea 10 the hosplisl. hs 20 failed
- mend pFup~riy ard pasamons.
deveiopsa. saong vita msninEttis
The resultant complications Finally
brought senuf his Death.
PVT Isnafss leaves he parents.
M ard Mr. John J.ndrss thFss
brothers. nFssno. Chester saa tes.
and three sisters. Al<. Mile Jsn-
drAs. hrs Mary aAapp and Afs
sophls Black. al - Chicexe
he ~as = memhsT ~ tie Gaia.
oiic faith.
The eody ~ill - ssnt - Mel.
niger - Chicago ~hsrs fslasF.l
services viii ss held under diFse
ton % the Amsriesa Lsklun -
father. no~ n Tsepas. eth ssse.a-
psny the body east
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
JACL's Party
F or Draftees

P'Iyallup Valley chapter Of the
Japanese American Citizens
League will entertain more than
so selectivs service tralnees from
Fort Lewis Saturday night at a
get-togsther social at the Fife
high school auditorium.
The Nisei (seeond generation
JApaneseD drsftees. ma jority OF
whom enjoy active membership in
some JAC1 chapter on the coast.
will leave soon with the rest Of the
Fort Lewis contingent for msneu-
vers In California.
Also to be honored will be new
members Of the local chapter as
well as the members from the Al
derton- Orting districts which came
out ahead in the recent member
ship drive.
In charge OF arrangements for
the social will be the membership
heads OF the two losing districts
Dyke ItAmi OF the Fleetwood
Puyallup districts and Betty sato
Of the Sumner group.
Heading the refreshment crew
Will be sumis Itami. with the fol
lowing girls assisting: Edith and
Margaret Yamamoto. Fumi Yo-
shida, shizuko Fubts. hitsuko Ka-
wssski. Haruko YaEuchi. Hideko
Dogsn, kuni Udoh. Tasko sska-
hara. shiKums Kibs. Mabsl No
mura. Marie wsksmAtsu. Yoneso
Hirai. Lillian Aizuksmi. Bstsyo
ssgami, hrs. Alice Kondo. kszus
Kondo and Tadsko TAmura.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
NJ TOM WOLF

rscesas rimss special cerr.spsase.t
NEW NoRk-Aftsr Rene. I'll
roads lead TO New York About
1900 900 persons 81 Italian origin
crowd the metropolitan areas
many Little Italy" districta
That Is twice the total population
q Italy's capital. and largest city.
With relations between the
United States and Italy severely
strained over American seizure Of
Italian ships and the recent re-
quest for the recall of Admiral
Alberto Las. Italian naval at
tsohe at Washington. the conduct
and attitude 81 these Italian
Americans becomes Of the utmost
Importance
Most informed observers esti-
mate an "sppallingly high" num-
Der Of pro-fascists among New
Yorks Italian-Americsns - from
80 TO so per cent. How IL this po-
tential fifth column group organ
lied How will the strained Y. s.
Italian relations affect its ae-
tivity?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05

itinerary. hccoustical properties
of the auditorium are splendid
The large social rooms and psrlors
which make the church something
Of community center are ideal
places in which to spend the hours
between arrival and concert time.
Cleanest Church Yet
And this ia worthy of note:
Though 1t IL one of the largest in
the Northwest, Pioneer Methodist
is the cleanest church on the
itinerary. No dust. and not a
corner Of the great structure but
looked a. II II had just been
brushed. Grounds around the
church reflected IN. same atten-
ton.
This IL mentioned because II
cleanliness Is akin TO Goodness"
some Of the churches In this con-
ference are far from the Kingdom
In one church where the balcony
was opened for an overflow. the
dust was 80 thick that some Of
the people refused to sit there. At
another church q lock which was
out Of order two years ago is
still unrepaired: at another the
light in the Vestibule had been
burned out for more than a month
Toilet facilities In some Of the
churches are deplorable.
Compared TO this, Pioneer Meth
odist church was as a light in a
dreary world TO the Adelphians.
who. by the way are getting
anxious for the home concert at
Jones hall next Monday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
Helen Davis Johnson
Asks Divorce Decree

Helen Davis Johnson. owner q
ths Helen Davis womsn'a apparel
stores. filed suit IN Pierce county
superior court Friday against
Frank J. johnson. president and
manager ~ the johnson PANT
store here. and well known IN Ia
coma athletic circles
Mrs. johnson charges that their
home life has been bsrdsnsons
Al the same time = temporary re-
straining order vas issued b. ths
court forbidoing johnson 70 in
tsrfsrs o. modest" plaintiff either
al her home or a. hsr various
places % business
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
PROCEEDINGS ARE
WIDELY runIIcIxFD

These cultural gatherings and
their proceedings are ~idsly pub
leiHed IN New Yorks two biggest
Italian dslllss. II PreKresso
llalo-Amsriesao- aid -coftisrs
D'Amsrlos. ihus giving the doc
trinss expressed even further su-
disncss Both papers are owned
BY ltalian-born Gsnsrcso Pops.
~ho 81 least twice since Russo
hnis rise 10 power has been deco
rated BY Italy whlls constantly
prsclsiming 100 per cent Amsu-
eanism FOR Italians N the Z. =.
they have alsa bees loud N their
editorial praise ~ II Ducs and hls
work.
ln addition 10 pvop@Esnd. pres
sure. another subtlsr fern Of
pressure 10 sksrted on Italian
Americans through fascist con
troll OF many a the Italian Amsrt-
can trade organizations and banks
II 10 often difficult for known
anti-fascist Italians 10 secure
trade privileges from his eom-
mnnity organizations.
Opposing this formidahls pro
fascist structure are . seors -
small independent journal. and
many prominent citlzsns Of 1tal.
ian descent. including New Yorks
bitterly snti-fsscist Mayor la.
cusrdia The snti.fsscist opppsi.
ton, however lacks the smooth
organisation Of the pro fascist
groups Perhaps ~ effective anti
fascist propaganda as any has
been the terrific shellackinK the
British and Greeks have handed
hussolinis 'inyineibls isEions"
II s unlikely that tho strain on
u. s,-ItaiiAn relations win mate
rally change tho methods q the
fascist Italian Amsrlcans They
reach large sudlsness operating
a. cultural. social and sducs tional
organizations They can spread
the good word In safety and
await the moment 10 strike.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
New York (ts|y's Biggest City, >s>-~-
Is Honeycombed With Fascist Societies
50 PR can @ eOTANs ALAN POPWAnON HElD PRo-AlNs

spsssdiaK ~ f.ssism
That ths eers e The xaricus
ATTACKS. may ean r. mere thaa
propas anda. however. 10 $3.50 n
Secretary Huils request fef the
recall - Admiral Las. ecHseetink
him with ~ eommisslan ~
certain persons u scts n v.ois.
ton q the lsss - the unitsd
states
The consul - ore - his ct.
tschss. Usually addresses The
meetings ~ tire cultural secie'
les. They sxssl the aims. steals.
and ~etk ~ Aussellnl and Een.
orally whcop Il ur Tor fsscism.
AL % tina. ef course. 10 dons un.
der the guiss 81 Internal. soclal
gatherings
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
Many Killed
In Air Attack

LIVERPOOL - I've hundred
German planes bombed this city
and the surrounding hsFssyrids
area for hour. LAST aight. causing
heavy casualties and damage
Ten persons were killed when
part Of . church crypt m which
200 persons had taken shsitsF.
collapsed ss : eomb BIT the church.
IRE corner % . suburban shelter
was blown away fhsn . bonh bit
a ssraFs. and three Of the 20 per.
sons taxing shelter Their. ~sFs
killed.
NV. wsro killed when = aorml-
tory vas bombed
A woman smbulancs driver aud
patient who had been wounded
by ~ earlier bomb. we're killed
when = bomb struck near ths am
balance
Two empty trolley ears wsrs
bo~ Led over BY one blast
Many large fires were started
but eli except one had been ga
tingulshsd by dawn. and that one
was under control soon Afterwards
Scores Of small house fires we're
sstinKulshed BY neiKhborhood firs
fighting parties me worst fire
hurns.4 ottf fot.f flt.ors n a az
story building.
The sntlairrraft barraEs was
one Of the heaviest Of ina ~sr. The
raiders hid In Intermittent clouds
and when the sky cleared sariy IN
the morning. the rad tapsrsd off
II uaa not known haw many
planes the slniiaireraft Eunnsfs
shot down bat fragments ~ II
least ons plane wsfs found sn ths
arat4nd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Main Street

ankle bone again IN Walking con
dition.
Bowling In the Booster league ~
the Northwest International Bowl
ing Congress in Portland nest
Wednesday and Thursday will be
Vic Crosta, Cecil CoysIl. Elmer
larsen and Bob Ramsey. kari
Miller. member of the team. will
accompany the quartet south. but
Will be unable 10 bowl because Of
An injured ankle sustained recent
~ in baseball practice.
Marx Coilan reports happily that
he finds less graveyard shift work
on his new job Of inspecting beer
parlors than on hls old assignment
Of trapping bootlsggers.
Minnie Neinstone Rs is aiding
this week In the roll call Of Taco
ma chapter Of the American Red
Cross
n. ". Auneaster has gone 10
Alaska Whers he has accepted a
position.
Their first child. a son. was born
April "a TO MIR. and Mrs. Jack l.
Bennett, $3.50 Puget Sound ave.
Recent visitors with relatives In
Everett we're Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Hartley.
4. ". Jenkins. new assistant 10
j. l.. hoore, local agent for ihs
American Mall Lane. has recently
become a member u the Propeller
club. Of which Moore vas lAst
years president
T. A. Tiny" Thronsoa. Pacific
coast secretary Of the Information
al Longshofsmsns association. de-
olsres that these sprinE Gays really
svsiuais the splendid waterfront
view from his Perkins building o.
flee after many years Of nothing
but dry land scenery from fhs
other side
PfsyieNinE and editing motion
pictures q ths Russian steamer
recently wrecked 81 the mouth u
the Columbia river vas the satar-
day morning project u BArnsy
E1llott, proprietor q tns camsrs
Shop Harold spies. mate ~ fhs
ocssn Tug Arthur Poss. 40 fhs
graphic documentary ehors while
MA vessel wsS assisting In rescue
work
Joseph Campbell. manager Of
the Northern Pacific softbAil team
IA a. hone oonyslsseing from ar
appendsctomy
Commission - white uniforms
between nov and LAbOr Gay Nil
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
School Coordinotes
Defense Activities

PHILADEI.PHIA-Ths Univsr-
sity q Pennsylvania mas appointed
a COMMITTEES OF national defense
10 coordinate al defense sctivi-
tea A. the university. The con-
mittss also Will act a. = hslson
group between the university and
governmental eepartmsntA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05

year their chief organization. the
Fascist League Of North America.
was broken up and driven under
ground.
Today most q the fascist ac-
uvity 10 carried on under the guise
81 various cultural" and "educa-
tional' groups. These groups are
under supervision by a central.
local Italian organization. This. In
turn. 10 directed from Rome by
the Association Of Italians Abroad.
Many Of the educational" clubs
hold classes for young and old
alike. The cost of these classes.
including teachers salary and
textbooks from italy, Is usually
jointly underwritten by the stu
dents and the Italian eonsulatss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
3oo. 900 British
" smsn Registered

foNDos-rhrs< handF>d lha.1s.
sna British wsmsa ~ - PEARS
SING EiFi<. seei<fy aifis sE<sses
Fsph~fs. hesss<~is<s. maids. rheF,.s
xlFls llnsd 40 ~ lshax sxsh&nses
thraushout the ssrGntFY tastsT -
register - ~e<k n wsF f<stnFs<s
~ - snFoll IN ~om~as wsf s~fv-
lass
4 wss sh~ .>seed semrlse<y
r~slstrstlan ~ wamss Womsn ~
~ sss~ rexiss~f>1 f~s w<sks 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05

cost Tacoma Yacht club nasm Dsrs
money. - EollY according -
commodofs assrshsrn 4. Nov iAsa.
Nho ISSUED the aicfum Saturday.
harotd Bira. city refuse collse-
ton dsps rtmsnt superintendent.
Sss feeling a lof better Saturday
after suffering al day Thursday
with mid stomach disorder.
caused. Bird bsiissss b. food Doi-
souing
Richard q BnEh. son u ars
JszH BHKh. zs0l 10. 18Th 81 nss
been promoted - the rank - cor
pofsl - Rechore field. snefs ~
Il = member u ne tffh AR Bsss
group BE sallsts1 "a tbs army
iast Jan 90
Al 1sGoy Was notified saturday
a his appointment a. National
Youth Administrator director for
Taklms. kitutss Kllekatzt. Ben
ton. Franklin Hslia Waiiz and
Columbia counties BE replaces
Owen y. Davis. Mccoy had been
acting area director sad previously
vas assistant director q ne Ia
coma MA Office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
FEW WEAR
BI.ACkSHIRTs

Practically without exception
there are no organizations IN New
York city whose members sctu-
ally wear blsckshirts. Prior 10
1929 many Italian fascists openly
strutted down New York's streets
in raven-hued shirts. But in that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
s500000 In Liquor
Profits Distributed

OLYMPIA - The stats liquor
board today distributed another
800 900 from ita liquor proflts ~
as the seventh sueh distribution
sincs October Todays amount
vent tiT5 600 L. the stats. ts5 900
10 counties ard szs0 COO 10 stiles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
Choir Visits
Walla Walla
City Known for Its
Hospitoble People
Nv Y T. SHORT

WAi.I.A NALT.A - This city.
best known to most q the people
as the location Of TIRE state peni-
Tertiary. has other attributes to
make II distinctive. First. from an
economic standpoint. Il 10 the CEN
ter ~ one 81 the most productive
areas in Eastern Washington. The
wheat business. started ~ old
Father Baker when he slipped
unbeknown 10 his neighbors 10
test some seed wheat samples on
the rolling hills near Fort walla
Walls. has built fortunes and is
still one Of the most substantial
sources Of income.
Second. Il Is city Of hospital bic
people and beautiful homes. There
II recalled no other city in the
Northwest where there are 50
many fine homes on tree-shsded
streets.
Third. II is center Of historic
tradition where the people take an
interest in what has gone before
and are making an effort TO pre-
serve an interesting and important
historical background for the ben
eft Of generations 10 come.
Mission Interest High
just now interest eenters in the
Whitman mission and what II
meant in the development Of the
Northwest. Through a federal APP
preparation and a fund OF several
thousands contributed BY histor-
ieal organizations, approximately
sac. 900 has been made available
10 restore the building where DR.
and Mrs. Whitman established
their mission es years ago.
This building was constructed
Of adobe bricks made from mate
rial which Or. Whitman found
near by. Tests Of the soil made
around the site Of the mission re-
vealed a deposit of real adobe
clay. Making bricks by hand
was started few days ago. They
will be baked by the sun and it is
hoped this fall to reconstruct the
building just as 1t was built by
DR.. Whitman.
The only difference between
these brick and those made by
DIR. Whitman with the help of
the Indians IL that chopped
alfalfa Is being substituted for
straw.
Another activity on the property
occupied by the mission Is the
archaeological investigation of the
Indian burying ground. Prelim-
mary work. consisting Of removal
of the top soil, will begin next
week.
Peas Are Important
Though wheat is the ma jor crop
IN the WalIa Walla area, tomatoes
and peas are fast taking their
place as income producers. The
outlook 80 far this season is favor
able. A few early tomato plants
were hit by the first frosts but
the later paintings have come
along in good shape. There are
prospects for good yield and
strong market.
The canneries are getting ready
for peas and will soon be operating
on a succession of crops.
Pioneer Methodist church. where
the Adelphisn Choral society sang
Thursday night. is one of the old
est churches In this part Of the
Northwest The congregation was
established in 1859 The present
building was erected during the
pastorate Of the late Rev. T. w.
Lane, one time pastor of the First
Methodist church in Tacoma.
II there were not so many things
to interfere, Walla Wslla would
be a regular stop in the Adelphian
aHa rAln - AAt WAN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
NOT ALL
PROPAGANDA

As in the cas-. Of Nam propa-
ganda in this country, the siphons
which suck fascism from Italy
and spew II into America are the
Italian consular officers. who can
operate with certain immunity
Assigned 10 every consulate ara a
number Of cultural attaches, ."
whose duty u obviously the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
kRE's MORE ABOUT
British Fight Irsqi
aTAHTa on fAam ON

n.-ss woala wssxs - nsxha.a
% n sffeFf - es<FthFes ths 80
sxis government sna sna ne
threat u tie nFstl>n 81 fs<ie<
4 n~<a. F~p~wt. su~siss -
efFletai Irss siss~s~~sf. ~
- I..s II iscss. sew t<epr~x
- fIsss~slss .Ir6s~.-> - ~
A. ~ -Is@s ps~~~s- - vss~s
- nsiti-A pi~~~s w~<s -
stFss<1-
A fep.Ft fsom ts> s~ms s1afss
that . nuslsh nsscfix<si ssluna
hsa ss~n Fsealsed n sa attempt u
tsks the southwestern Issa slF.
ssems - Rosl s.sF nats@k. ard
thai : n.me~f - nwit.se i.sks hsa
bees destroyed - sspsaf~a
German >sfe>s sise FsSa<t>a
that the British - ssfs<~ptsa -
hamb the rsssd~nss q shs lv.a
pFsmlsF
ocs.py n~~sss F.l~ss
Berlin qssatsd re syrian F~siia
- reporting that freqn ueaps
had occupied several border pslass
presumably On ne fFantlsr II
western ffsa whlsh teasnss ea
rrsnslofdsn ard syria ard through
which the ell psps lnss run -
flVstlsh poFts is Fslsstlns
In North Affies. ths British
reported that their artillery I'D
troors had again turned back IN
tense axis attacks 81 he b>@>Esd
Essrisnn ~ Tohfus. where enemy
offsn.ivss wers hseominK steadily
more laienss Th- osFmsa hish
command. however. smphsssEea
that Tobruk was vel defended and
that u would tshs Sums time 10
capture thu fleysn port
T'he British yer. rapidly 70
Organising ths szp@dltionsFy fierce
rescued from Crsses N order 10
stand of the ssis thrusts through
iAbys and probably through syfss
agslnss shs susx canal. nut fuFthsx
details of the hattie ~ orssss insil.
Gated that considerable lossss asd
bssn suffered theirs
sls Vessels Tb.~ffsfed
me admiralty said that Ire
nFitlsh dsssroysss and four trans.
ports had bssn sank during tss
syseustion ard mat sssusitlss
we're heavy a. = result ~ Nasi
dive bomber attacks
IN the air waf. tina fisrWsns
raldsd Liverpool again for sss-
srai hours and ~ith great IN
tenslty Ths great waterfront
ares and various Industrial tar
Ests ssFs rspeFtsd sevsFsiy
bombed sad burned. ne neFils
cnmmnniqus alan reported thsf
targets usrs attacked OF ths
s.arth and southeast enssts ~
England and that sooesson mar
ehantmsn wss SUNK off cFomsF.
The nFliish heavily s~ms~a
The tl~rmss psFts 81 nsnss
burg. nr<sa~.. Eaa~s. seS
sl.s sftseksa n.ss<ra.m. -
psssisE thai iA@s k~a ssa~~4
ssssek as@frsetiea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
Sumner Orders
New Waisr Pipe
InstoIlofIon VIII
Ds by WPA Crew

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