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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-20

More than 100000 lead men" and
foremen in defense plants win be given
intensive training during the next six
months through the training-within-
industry program Of OPM.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-20

MONTANA NEEDS NEW OPERATORS
AND NEW PROSPECTORS TO CARRY
ON THIS IMPORTANT PART OF MA
TIONAL DEFENSE ON THE NORTH PA
CIFIC COAST. TO ANY WHO INQUIRIES,
WE OFFER OUR SERVICES AND FA-
CILITIES
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

nA~sAs CRY. ~ vuii sis<-
uss s~fvsss ~ss restored ~ hAss
s1s CITY Wednesday sftss . ssfsss
~ po~ss company smpseyss sAss
eosgistsiy tissksd sss ~ sfty
for ss3rsy foss ko@Ss
Isssamgfl1a u ssryAss. be~sssf.
as sesomp lsSAsa ~ tss ksn~ns
CITY flEnt ard rv~ss Co. sfsn
ths sl1 ~ ssrihs. breakers sn1 ths
.s~s.ss that b<ovsht socst tns
sp<<t.es,isr ~sIssssf remained ~
s~tfi<d
me company mssed sets ana
blankets into their tso 80 plants
and prepared ta fssa sns shsissss
crews sa ths ground Company
officials p~iisysa fs~y ecssid as'H-
tain normal po~ss output - fsf
AZ fhs plsnss are eoaesrn@d.
We ess psssst ~ p1nsos
sst we ees's pssrss - nsnss
- said. is1AessAsg : - -
ssbsssgs h shat sneseer.
A bsftaiion 81 the nssnourt oGake
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Mother, 20,
Killed When
Auto Upseis
Mrs. Doris Peters
Victim on Bridge:
3 Others Injured

Mrs. Doris Jean Peters. 20
year-old wife of a sailor and
mother OF a little girl, WAS
instantly killed At II: 40
o'clock Wednesday morning
when the car in which she
was riding skidded and over
turned on the east approach
Of the 1lth 81. bridge. Her
home was at al0s So. J At.
OF her three companions In the
car:
Jack Thompson. "a. Battery A,
5sth y. A. Fort Lewis. 10 In tho
city Jail held for being drunk. and
as driver OF tho car 10 awaiting
investigation ana action by the
prosecuting attorney.
sister Injured
Misc Jesnetts Brown. Is. sister
Of Mrs. Peters and residing at the
same address. 10 In Piercs county
hospital for treatment Of head and
hand bruises. lsoefstions and
shock.
Lawrence tilotts. ~, Of 1901
CONTINUED on Page II, Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Body Of Missing
Man Discovered

me body Of Richard " Dofusn.
81 a partner 10 the Acme Auto
Brokers. zoos ~. Tasonn. way.
sss found Wednesday afternoon "
an sDto. parked near tina junction.
~ Leach snd chsmtssr. creeks of
the ssw Tacoma esmstsfy. in bal d
of Meadow Fsafs Coli course
Dormsn. VINO had hssn missing
for q month. committed SUICIDE IN
IN. car BY breathing monssids
sas. according 10 shsriffs Deputies
sho Investigated.
George sosis. sho discovered
ths hody. notified sheriff John &.
BbofkiuBd
A hammer found beside Tho
body. gave rise ct fret 90 the
belief Dornsn bad h~sn murdered.
u WA later determined ~ used
me hammer 10 break . hole In the
floor II the ear and thus attach
|. EAs hoas
License on IN. auto ~as traced
70 \ A DAYS. = soldier. bit the
machine later had tssH fspsssssssc
b. D0fmsns firm.
shsflffs deputies learned that
Survivors - Dofman ineisds MA
father. living IN Raymond. Wssh /.
sna a tfDthsr. EsDsft. IN Seattle
m holy IL 81 storiiss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Proiracied War
Is Now F aced by
| Army Of Russia
TODAY'S WAR MOVES
RES q spst OFF,
~ LOUIS 2. kfeMlf
United Press War AnaIsst

The German drive into the
Ukraine already has struck y
severe blow 10 Russia war
production resources. and II
ii continues 10 sweep east
ward towards the bon river,
il may be a factor In ham
stringing the Russian army
in a protracted war.
Loss Of the Ukrains would h.
great handicap 20 the Russian
war effort. nut not necessarily .
vital stroke Bsningrsd. hoseos
Kisy and other cities 81 western
Russia are great production cen
;.rr. and II they mold out. to-
ssthsr with the other osntsrs N
tina, region. should be able 10 carry
m. burden. Their outpu, would
b. supplemented BY the newly
developed Industries In ths east
Of the Ursls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

Act Repeal
Is Approved

MILWAUKEE. We. The
American Legion ros.sd unan..
nous approval "Wednesday after.
noon Of releasing the army and
navy from geographical nsaiis-
tons which would prevent carry
ing . defensive war Ia the snemys
front lines ~ necessary.
Asssher resesnssss whteh
went ssssnisG through Ne
sssseatle~ called fss repeal ~
sse sessssi,sy est. Thls sessis-
Hoo IVES sfsssea b. she I<utss
esss0ssssss s~ fssess~ sssstt~~s
n sssie . ss~siset " tsesss
psssetes.
Resolutions recommended by lie
national defense COMMITTEES headed
BY Warren Asheftoa. sioshtsn.
Cal. we're adopted without Ashsts
by the 7srd national convention ~
tina Legion.
The resolutions sspssssed "eDa.
nSsnes Ia and support Of ouf gov.
sfnmsut. oar pfssdsni. oar var
department and oar navy depart
menf.
They declared thai "our pfsssni
national objective 10 the defeat u
Hitler ard SHAT he s'snds for. and
all dissrtins controversies should
he sui1sdlastsd 10 the msin nbs
jsstivs.s appealing for national
unity on this opint.
The dsfsnss sF.sps eomrIsss
recommendations. - sd"p'sa
we're
That ss have eonflasnss In
snd pledge ossr support - esf
government. osr president. our
var Dope rtinsni and ar navy Dc
psffmsni.
= our prsssnt national oslssiivs
4 10 ths defeat ~ Hitler and
eli he stands fer sad ell aissff'
ing controversies shss,Li 10 cub.
tconisnssd On r.ss -, Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Leningrad Battle
Fury Increasing

BERLIN - Competent Ger
man quarters said Wednesday
great battle for Leningrad
was raging and German pan
ger divisions were thrustlng
the Russian defenders back
on powerfully fortified posi-
tons after breaking through
into a strongly defended park
on the citys outskirts.
Claims Of German progress In
the Lenlngrad sector followed a
German high command communi-
que issued from Adolf Hitler,
field headquarters which said the
German offensive on the eastern
front wss developing into AN op-
GRAFTON Of the largest scale "
Competent military quar-
ters said the bsfts< for Ienia-
grad ~ss raging with in
creased fury" Russian defend
ere wer. reported fighting
from positioas within the city
it.elf and were unable Ia ma
neUser or rush reinforesm~nts
Ia weak spots.
A dispatch published by DsB
the official German nsxs agency
said German psnzsr divisions sup
ported BY fleets 81 bomber, had
broken into the outskirts Of N,
city and that all Soviet counter,
attacks v.r. beaten back BY con.
oentrstsd artillery fire"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

PIyAII.IfF - Tssema DAY
crowds. given reasonable ssssm.
sncs Of good weather By sAfiy
beams Of sunshine. ssrssmed
through the tarnstiiss ~ the
Western Washington Fair grounds
Wednesday morning
ror . s~eend successive day
Tuesday attendance ct The fair
Was well above the 1910 figure,
Counters Of tho sstss Tailed
~. $40 psrsons Tuesday where "a.
ssi went past the ticket takers on
the same day last year
Fair officials counted on Tia.
coma day. "wednesday. ss usual. Ia
swell ths crowd 10 lts biggest dur.
ing tho week. Thursday ~iii be
Seattle day.
Considering . heavy track, good
Tins was made In the races 81
icontinusd on Page II, Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

A dispatch 10 the official gov
eminent organ, Izvestia, reported
that a two-dsy naval and land
battle for oesei. in which para
chutists and air borne troops fig
ured, had cost the Germans two
cruisers. a destroyer. five troop
filled transports. so small craft
and thousands OF men.
The recspturs Of the important
village on the Leningrad front To-
Gated a. the junction Of two high
wsys leading TO tine Soviet second
city was effected by Soviet in
fantry and marines. supported by
hand artillery and the big gun, Of
the Baltic fleet, dispatch 10 the
Red Star, army newspaper. re-
ported
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

1DstDsDS cs>s@ea6ese -
British sns H.sssaa tsspps es~
savssslse ~ Tshsss ~sIt ssst e
sseiss -ssssss lay wlii sssss ~
tssslsa trssssa, ssrtsl ~ -.
main in shs nssusts - iees -
asslss Issvsils ssthosstAtsvs ossstse
quarters said "Wednesday
Britain ss1 Nuapts ssit noee
the sppsevsi ~ tie essws pstssss
ssesnsssa " ~ franiss teress
esnaitisnsl sp@a he willingness 70
isstsfsss ysfsrsss a vss aasa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Main Street

Hubert BssssrDd. formerly with
Railway Express here, then tram
ferreo 10 Seattle. Astoria. and
finally Portland Ia July. Sss q
Tacoma visitor Tuesday. Zach
transfer 70 an agency has b.sn =
promotion for MIN
Miss Mary Astilsr. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Y. dsttisr.
50I5 No. z0th st. has enrolled Of
VS. c. Pullman.
Tom s~syks. city controller,
sss IN Olympia Tuesday familiar
izlnF himself with duties ne will
Ccontin1sd On Page il. Column y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

senate heu.s eaafsf~~s
Only the fosmsls,s AZ President
Roosevslts axuatufs remained b.
fore the measure. affecting every
American many ~ them fes the
first time In . taa cay b>ssmss
lsw.
ON oct. 1 the issslng ~ IN I'D
diiionsl annual si.o7s. TOO 90 ln
nee esciss tssss ~iIi start On
nest March 10 approximately
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

POfI IOW >rfNDs ASH 70
Collins about Is ksiso. sas killed
wednesday when inc automobile
he Hzs diving overturned On fhs
Olympus highway near Gardner,
~ miles south 81 Port ToSnssnd
A companion. e. T. Harper o.
centrsiis. was held BY police pend
lng investigation q the esfs
c~nsrzhip. Harper said Collins
borrowed Inc ear, but ne did not
know who from.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Hunting Bomber
Near EnumclaW

Additional efforts 10 locate the
lost McChord field bombs were
under way Wednesday as calvary
troops were dispatched 70 comb
the wilderness from a bss. camp
near Enumclsw.
Some 40 men Of the IIsth
Cavalry from Fort Lewis. about
half Of them mounted. will bivouse
IN the mountains ~ Pierce county.
headquarters said. and max. a
search for the plane and it. crew
q six men.
The mountainous terr,in will De
searched by the ground crews IN
separate mapped squares about
= miles 70 2 side i IL understood
First area 10 % covere5 Is located
e. the north side % Mount Rainier
National park
Meanwhile. army authorities
indicated they would sppreei-
ate cooperation Of hunters and
sportsmen visiting that area
Of the Cascades 10 assist "un-
officially" with the search
No definsts clues 70 tire Whsrs-
soouts ~ the missing bomber are
known. but searching efforts are
concentrated IN the En1mcisv
area because other factors eug-
FeEt j, a. the most lagicsi place
army spokesmen SAID Wednesday
Hope q finding the missing
plane Vas heightened "Wednesday
as clearing weather made possi be
more efficient searching opera
tons from the air. although
several planes nave been employed
daily in the hunt since the los
bomber Was first missed TUESDAY
of asst week
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

VANCOUVER. n. ca group
II seattle women shoss husbands
are ssry1ng IN ths Canadian army
are preparing % petition ths Ca
madam government for Increased
allowances u vas LEARNED hsfs
Wednesday
In addition 20 . eoss -ssf- lising
bonus. ths women intend 10 ssx
for Liquidation which viii prevent
tbs depletion Of their allowances
when converted into United ftstss
funds Leader ~ the move IL Mrs
r T. Hammond
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

AM~~n~-H~ s~n~~-
- - -
- - - - 49,
s-'ss ~-~.
s~
ss.-se.~e - ~ -
49, - - - = =
- -. -. ~s,' -.
e.ss.s
s.-.--.s $500
ssss.' s.A. -. - ~ 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
UKRAINE WHEAT OstY
ONE FIFTH Oh CROP

Much stress has ben laid On
rkrsinlsn wheat. but tho crop s
In fact only ons-fifth o, the total
Russian output The rsrsins -
more important lndustrsliy. ~
produces three. ffths Of Russia .
ron ore and pig iron and hsh
IN. coal Large Industrial plants
are scattered over ne entire
100 600 ssysrs miles 81 the
Ukraine
After capturing the krisoa ROB
and sweeping beyond u. ihs Ger
mans had sspr1Yeo Euas.N u soms
fconunusd on Psg. 10. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Nazis Sink More Ships

BERLIN The German nigh
command ssld Wednesday that
German submarines operating n
ths North Atlantic mad sunk six
enemy merchant ships totsiing
u GO tors-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

The destroyers were said 10
have been tho GotehorF. the klss
Horn and the kls uegls.
Reports said that the explosions
had occurred at the Msersrsrn
naval base in the Stockholm archi-
pelago.
Report. In Copenhagen Ia
the official Dasish news
agency ssid the explosions &C.
CURED In Stockholm hsrborl.
The klas Horn and the klas
Uggls. OF 1920 tons each, were
laid down in 1891. Each vessel
had normal compliments Of about
40 officers and men.
The Goteborg. laid down In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
New Military
Plan Studied
Unified Commend
For u. 8. Forces
sutlulN

WANING -aessesssy -
sAs Navy 0sssh hsss -
WsAsss1sy shes ~ sesy = -
tas ~ hssws nesas men4s -
ps~ss~ss~g senss>s - - maes
~sss,sss lssss 49, ssVvees. -
sisssssss ss~ssys ~ wsssnAUA
WAnoesNs SSOHe-- C.eovee~eesl
ssasess sid ws,nssney ihat ~
army and asvy ere sess1y'eg .
plan for sssflsd Military ssesiesi
command ever aii iAaa. - sn1
slf fefsss.
TIE psss. sssss ssss~ss -
~sssi& sshs ~ fsem - .
sse>sst staff ~ eneeseo1 -
s~ess~~ sssy ~ ~ eesss tspss
~ fsssss. u oeso1 - 1870
~ ~ vs~hssg sswy. sesp -
sis ssstssss. ~ sswy -
sssy S~psss@sss jssts1ase1ss
~sssk6 go ~ seGeste<.
u s.sid 81 W. - seeeh>eees
pres sasrs fss aIss<isnx ~ spsssr
slens ~ ssmsss. sevtes $50 ~
snifs II bath ssrvssss - fiuhttea
teams To pssssat Ne sssstis~ -
. military ~sriost. u VS. sst1-
there has been ssesssIsssi1ee -
lssssns the staff ~sfhost msiisssy
shssf iostssa. n may - 10000
directly ,, shs pssssesas ~ NJ
capacity - eossmsndss - esse1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

WASHINGTON - The sen.
ate Wednesday completed con-
gressional action on the ss.-
asa, 400. 900 tar bill. the steep
est in American history. and
sent IL 10 the White House.
sensts approval came ny voice
vote after Is minutes ef discus.
son. devoted chiefly 10 an ga
pisnstion Of changes made by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

1883 WAS q ship 81 1910 tons
with a normal complement al lao
officers and men.
tcopenhaxen dispatches said =
that blazing oil On water NJ
the scene Of the disaster pro-
vented An Immediate inve~si-
ration into the cause cf the
eHplosion.l
The disaster Wa. the second In
week in a Scandinavian port
Last week q munitions ship en-
ploded IN Helsinki hsrbor. causing
many casualties and great pro
perry damage. Fun details cf the
H.lsinki explosion hss. not yet
been received because Of The Fin
nish censorship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
NAZIS LOSE 10000
IN EIGHT-DAY BATTLE

The army under Marsha semyon
Timoshenko. continuing its savage
countersttscss in the Smolensk-
Bryansk sector Of the central
front. was reported to have driven
tho Germans back to Ysrtseso 10
an .ight-day battle in which the
Germans were said to have lost
10000 men IN killed and wounded
Izvestia said about 600. 600
workers were surrounding Lenin-
grad with iron posts sunk deep in
the ground.
Tine Germans are throwing IN
everything possible IN the way Of
metal and men in an attempt 10
take Leningrad but are unable %
progress, the dispatch said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

MS - 1onStlNaAloH Nae.
On September II in 49,
the Constitutional Convention
completed and signed the ma
tons basic law.
That occurred iSt years sKo.
In no decade q our history more
thar the last has the L. s. eonsti-
tuition been more dtseussed
praised. damned. interpreted and
nlisinterpreted. For the most part.
this has been N connection with
domestic affairs
But now again the Constitution
IS lighted BY the red glare OF var.
IL Is being scanned with relation
20 our policies toward the re
mainder Of a world al war.
I would like today, then,
TO direct attention TO a cur
rently prevalent misconeep-
lion of the Constitutions re-
strictive features as regards
the powers of the president.
The man on the street to
Judge from what one may over
hear. apparently Is OF the impress
sion that the president cannot send
American troops 10 overseas war
without congressional action.
Il is true. section s OF article
81 the Constitution gives congress
the power "to declare war to
raise and support armies to
provide and maintain n navy =. ="
But. al the same time. section 2
Of article III declares fatty:
Tho president shall he com
ma nder-in-chief Of the army and
navy Of the United States. and Of
the militia Of the several states
when called into the actual service
Of the United States -"
This pO'ccr the president
possesses at oil times. regard
less Of the attitude Of con-
gresS toWGrd an International
controversy or toiodrd n pos
sible or requested declaration
OF Wdr.
The president has the legal
right and the power at this
minute and at all times TO
order American troops to
Europe or to any place in
the world, and to order them
to fight, regardless of action
or lack of action on the part
of congress.
or course, American public
opinion is a giant factor at all
times and usually restraining in
fluence. but even it could be ig-
nored by president should he de-
eide such a course advisable.
II will be remembered that VII
son ordered American military
action at Vera Cruz. Mexico,
lacking declaration of war. and
later he sent troops into Mexico
after Psncho Villa under similar
circumstances.
Law recently enacted saws
the president cannot use
draftees outside the Western
Hemisphere, but many Con-
stitutional authorities believe
the president, if ne wished,
even could defy such law
under the power given him
by the Constitution.
After all. the drsftes is very
much a part of the army-snd the
president is ms commander-in-
chief.
II won't happen. Of course. but,
contrary to the belief OF many.
President Roosevelt could order
our army TO Europe's battIefields
today-and nothing hut rebellion
among the armed forces could
prevent his order being obeyed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
No MENTION Is MADE
OF FIGHTING IN UKRAINE

General Rokossovsky. In a sp.-
eisl dispatch 70 the Red star. ssid
Tmoshenko's s5-day offensive on
the central front. in the course Of
which German infantry and tank
divisions we're hurled back serOs,
the Vop river. made the invest
ment" % Smolensk possibis The
Vop runs about 70 miles east Of
smolensk and then curves north.
In a surprise attack on Sept. !.
ROsossovsky ssid. Tmoshenkos
forces crashed through a belt Of
Nszi foriifiestiOns outside of Ysrt-
ssvo and frustrated German At
tempts 70 transfer reserves % Yel-
nys. which the Russians recsptur-
e izet wesk
The Official eommuniqDs made
10 mention q fighting In the
Ukraine
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
lis Tacoma
Day at Fair
New Attendance
Mark Expected

Wednesday, fTseosns Aayl
merslss attendance. shseksd 81
Iias o'clock. stood ~ is.sn
- compared with 1872 on the
ssas ia, and ~ the ssssss hesss
last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
BATTLE OF RUsslA-ssTH DAY

MOSCOW - Russia claimed Wednesday that the Red
army had recaptured strategic village the Lenngrad
'front.' hurled the Germans back iarsevo IS miles north
east of Smoensk and heavily defeated two Naz attempts
TO take the Baltic island of Oese.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Modern Warcrafi Blown Up
In Stockholm Harbor; 100
Or More Lives Feared Lost
Blazing Oil on Voter at Scene OF
Disoster Prevents Immediate
Probe of Couse of Explosion!

STOCkH0LM-Three Of the most modern destrovers in
the Swedish navy reported Wednesday to have been
destroyed in explosion in which early estimates placed
CASH Al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
WEATHER FORECAST

TnssttIsd tonight. Frid2y.
Temps: High s.. low 81. sun
ri.~- s.5z. sets e.ls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Soviets Continue TO Push
Enemy Back on Leningrad
Front and Smolensk Sector
BULLETIN

suoAPfST-FH'y Serbian ks.s been srssssst h.
rept'sol Tor ths cssmsr soldier shs
NsmIst, Uises rseorsd ,enisht tsesseh e~ ssssss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Wallgren Ayers
Japan Violating
Fishing Pact!

MAsHSSGrOs sen hop &
wsaisfsa, -. wash charged Ned
ns.asy that Japan - yis.assiaa sn
agreement ~iih the unissd States
b. ssnaisg Do.fs into Aisssss
sai.rs restricted for ths vss ef
American fisherman
wsiigrsn. IN . istisr 10 ths state
department.. protested tbs sii<Esd
ylolsts0n and snelosea photographs
Of ths Jspsnsss ssssels ~bisn. -
sad, @srs taken on stss spcs Ne
.id hs hsa reliable ssidsnes
nat tue bsats ~sfs IN shs s.tsss
during fbs ssDmsr naatss
aTbs.~ Jsesss~~ yssssis
wsss In The s~siss s~. tskisg
fl.k eas 81 . psisf shsss fk~y
ssss stsstisg - asss isss
Bristol bay ~ sid ~fs~y
were "a . psiss s~iss~s ~
Prfeiioff isiss as ssd kssks-
k~ss hss--ssssssfsis ~ Asses-
isss ~@fsrs~
tfs sho1sd shs psetgfss % re-
Dort<fs and aid ts< yApssss<
f.sbsd from sm.u vessels winch
icontin1s1 o. Page 2, Column -
a.sa=ssta.aa
Ths b<st Investment you esn
find Dsfsnss Savings fsonds sna
stamps Bay them regularly.
BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ...........1 t.9i3, 0o0
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tscesss ......s....... st.sis.eee
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Ths b@st Investment you cen
find Dsfsnss savings fsonds ard
Stamps. Bay them regularly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-26
F, B. |. Will Launch
Defense Police Work
Course Tomorrow
Intensive Instruction
To Be Given Officers
Of Agencies Here

With the principal officers from
every policing agency in the Capital
expected to attend, an intensive
two-day course in defense police
work will open tomorrow morning
at the district omces OF the Federal
Bureau of Investigation, 1877 K
street, NV.
Maj. Edward j. Kelly, acting su-
perintendent Of the Metropolitan
Police Department.; Capt. Mark H.
Raspberry, of the United States
Park Police, and representatives OF
the Washington Airport police;
Washington Terminal police; Cap
itol police; Supreme Court police;
Public Buildings guard force and
railroad police, will be among the
officers taking the specialized in
struction here which will be paral-
leled in 81 other American cities
including Honolulu, Juneau and
Puerto Rico, between now and
November II Elsewhere, the heads
Of State, local and private police
forces will undergo the instruction,
and later on, courses will be held
for the rank and file of departments
all over the country.
The course will cover convoy work,
guarding protected areas. utility sur
veys, blackout enforcement, cooper
alton with emergency agencies, pre-
vention of malicious acts, internal
security problems, police communi-
cations problems and air raid pre-
cautions. 1t will be directed by
special instructors from the F. B. I.
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thought Of holding the infant for
ransom Mr. Mclean is a machin-
lists helper in defense factory.
When police entered the camp.
Mrs Wolsiewick, the chief asserted,
refused to give up the baby and
clutched him to her breast, shout
ing: He was born yesterday morn
ing. He was born at o'clock. You
can ask DR.. John J. Curley if it
isn't So
Dr. Curley told police he never
heard Of the woman" Mr.. Wolsie-
wick. who claims he is a medical
school graduate but is not licensed
to practice in Massachusetts, also
insisted that the baby was theirs.
You can't have him. It's our
baby he cried, police said, as they
took the child from the camp.