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Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-07
AL Asks Contract rom
Melon Growers Shippers
Virtual Union Shop Principal Issue in
Negotiations as Organizers Active in
Valley Produce Industry; Meeting Set

Possibility of labor situation" developing il
Imperial Valley this time in the melon industry noeC
Wednesday while shippers and shed worken pondered
proposed AT. of l.. contract.
Shed workers were slated to attend meeting Wednes
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-07
D AMsL'Ne
EpoRTER
Stuck With It

Stuck Win II
Each member of this trio, Dave
Dodson, Tweed Jolly and Bob Rob-
inette, is an accomplished conVersa-
tionalist. He will discuss foreign al
fairs, the weather, the Dodgers or
what's new along the Rialto. But
there is one subject that this trio
will discuss only with clouded looks
and gnashlng teeth.
Dave, Tweed and Bob went fish
ing in Mexico not SO long ago. They
were gone three days and came
back with as measly a mess OF fish
s. you'll ever find. The catch was
scanty not because of a lack OF
good fishing water, but because the
rlen were more concerned with
transportation than sport
Somewhere back in the Mexican
hlnterland the anglers automobile
contacted mud hole and became
SO attached to it that there was
no separating them. BY consent Of
everyone but Jolly, Jolly was chosen
to go for help and he went limping
off down the road.
Now, about the only walking jolly
had ever lone previously was walk
ing on a motor car throttle, but
believe it or not he rose to tfio
occasion and hobblcd 81 miles for
help!
Inxsntive Flop
From now on Bill Mitchell will
probably leave construction of bet
ter mouSetrapS-and coolerS-to
someone else. His inventive genius
has suffered a fatal blow.
tBill decided this year he would
build a cooler the like of which
the valley had never seen. He
therefore took down his old one,
operated on it and using the sun
dry parts as a base began new
and novel contraption. IT had every
RGbe Goldberg wrinkle and then
some and was designed to be noise
less and frigid.
Cnly trouble was that when he
finally got the new cooler to operat-
ing it was about as useful as
ski jump in Imperial Valley. 1t
didn't cool for sour apples and
Bill had to tear the whole thing
down and go back to the conven-
tional design.
Last Warming
Boys, don't say RR didn't warn
you. That Reed Cunningham can
be pressed too far.
Just about one more time like the
last one, when Reed was called to
the water plant on a police call and
found himself in the midst of a
swarm of bees, will end the life of
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-07
CANTALOUPES

Imperial Valley: Demand good.
market fairly good at slightly lower
prices. Too few sales TO quote.
L. A: Hay u. S. No. 1 S18.00-18.50
u. S. No. 2 leafy S16.50-17.50. No. 2
SAILS. Mpls Sept. flax $780,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
Betty Cradle Ordered
To Wear Longer Skirt

HOLLYWOOD-Betty CRADLES
knees were the dimpled cause to-
day of a Juror at Twentieth Gen.
tury-Fox.
1t all started over a volunteer
ambulance corps uniform she
wears in what are actually her less
revealing scenes in "A Yank in the
Raj" The word got around
finally reaching the big-wigs, that
technical advisers on the picture
had criticized the length of her
skirt.
1t seems IL was shorter-four
inches shorter-than British regu-
lation. AS result there was a
considerable display of Betty's
knees as she slid in and out of her
ambulance.
AS a final result, Betty will
wear longer skirt and the scenes
will be done over-sans knees.
After this momentous decision
had been reached, the most dill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09

content with such subordinate
roles as the one she plays in Bow
cry Blitzkrieg," It's a small. ro-
mantle part and certainly nothing
10 rave about.
Another matinee idol" who
broke feminine hearts as well as
box office records a few years
ago. is cast as a policeman. He is
Jack Mulhall. for several years
one Of the screens top ranking
stars.
"Bowery Blitzkrieg" is another
one of those stories about New
York's East Side tough kids and
fighting Irish cops. 1t stars a few
OF the original Dead End Kids. ="
and the most creditable perform
ance is given by Leo Corey. who
portrays the role of a rough and
ready bully with heart of gold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09

gent investigation by the most
diligent reporters failed TO reveal
the slightest criticism from any
source of Miss CRADLES knees.
And, anyhow. they'll be seen
aplenty in the picture. She sings
and dances in two London night
club routines. There'll be no criti-
cism of the length of her skirt in
these. She doesn't wear any.
Like all other mortals, movie
folks want TO be younger when
they're older and older when
they're younger.
That's why Ann ellis is one of
the happiest people in town today.
She's just been assigned TO one Of
the leading roles opposite Jackie
Cooper in Glamour Boy" at Para
mount. That's only half the story.
She'll play a glamorous movie
actress. While she's only IA, in the
picture she'll be portraying an 18-
year-old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
Film Time Clock

MIcHGAN-"K KISS the Boys Goodbye. +"
II 30. $3.50. $50. . 80 3 m - 30 m
out Of the FOg IL n. m, 2, 5, &, II
?. m.
Fox-"Tor Dick and Harry" II m.
2.05. $40. s-ib. ~ ~ g. m. The Per
feet Crime" Il ~. 3'52. s.57, 1907 p. m.
PALMS -sTATE-'' Shepherd Of the HIS "
u IS. 3.45. SIS. 1908 p. m. us q. m
Topper Returns," ii.01 .. m, II, S.27.
s.57, II 50 p, m.
ADAMS qwsry BHtIkreg" i1.is a.
m, 1877. ass. si3. $751; ioAa .. n
Sweetheart of the Campus IL 81. 23e.
4.57. 7:i5. s;33. 1881 ,. n.
BROADWAY -cAPIToI.-"In the Navy. "
II a. m, ia. SIS. SEQ 1850 ,. m
Wagons Roll a. Night" 1880. &. .7;i5.
1880 .. m.
MADfsoN-"Green Light" II a m.
2:25. b:52. si7. - ~ q m: Something
TO Sing About" l2.4s AS. $40. II :o5
y. no.
FIsHER-"In the Nav" III. 4.32.
7:45. iO5s p m Wagons Roll ~
Night" 81. SIS, eli p. m. "a a. m.
RIVERA the Navy" ! 30. 4:i3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
Former Topf|ieht Stars Have
Small Roles in New Films at Adams
BY WALTER STEVENSON

TIME MARCHES on. but not
for those film actors and actresses
who remember the glory and gold
that goes with screen success.
They keep cropping for another
foothold on the ladder to stardom.
striving to turn back the clock and
bask in the sunshine Of former
years.
Just when you've forgotten
them. they pop up again like they
did yesterday at the Adams In
Sweetheart OF the Campus" and
"Bowery Blitzkrieg." this weeks
screen fare.
Remember when Ruby Keller
scored a smashing success as the
tap dancing star of "42nd Street ?"
Well. so does Ruby, but that was
quite awhile back and she's not
so timber now. In the musical,
Sweetheart" Ruby still packs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
sHOWMEN ARRIVE

The two showmen arrive in town
and are tricked into coming TO
Cindy's house by her sly Uncle
jeff minor Watson). Pretending
Ii TO be an everyday occurrence
Cindy sings for them with her
uncle's Negro help singing in the
background.
Rayburn thinks she is great but
Lloyd sees through the plot and
leaves in a huff, aided by the en-
ragged aunt Lily Lou Elizabeth
Patterson, who escorts him 10 the
door with a shotgun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
First Technicolor

TECHNICOLOR is being used
for the first time in a Bing Crosby
picture in Birth Of the Blues"
The color Is used In a nickleodeon
sequence in which slides illustrate
the song. by the Light OF the Sill
very Moon" sung BY BinP Crosby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09

7:5s. 1909 p. m; wagons Roll a,
Night" 3:ii. 6:2i 9,37 p. m ;12;35 a. m.
CINDERELLA--"In the Navy" AIS,
$40. $40. li:f5 p. m; Wagons Roll at
Night A." 1888, i.i5, 7:20. O:2O p. m.
ROYAL--"In the Navy" B. sos. e:10
p. m. 1918 a m; Wagons Roll at
Night" !. 4.43. 7:4s, 1888 ,. m.
R-K-O UPTOWN-"In the Navy" 2 50
5 SO. 50. IL IS p. m Wagons Roll AT
Night. 80. 4.3i. D %. 1919 D. NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09

Kiss the Boys
Goodbye. based
on the popular
stage hit.
Although the
story has been
changed quite a
bit, it is still
good entertain
ment and offers
five C a I C h VI
tun es written
b y V ] c I o n
S C h e r tzinger,|
who also direct
ed the film. with
lyrics by Frank
Loesser. You'll
find you rs 4
humming such
m e o dies as
Kiss the Boys
Goodbye, I'll
N ever Let a
Day Pass By"
/" S a n d in My
Che. - NLs "A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
Musical, Drama
Open at Michigan
M ary M a r Il n,
a Ida Lupino
i Head Casts
BY MAURICE WALKER

Kiss your troubles good-by and
head for the Michigan Theater,
boys and girls, where Mary Martin,
Don Ameche and Oscar Levant
are appearing in the gay musical
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
NELSON WITH WIFE

This musical. containing more
rhythm than reason. brings to-
gether Ozzie Nelson and his lovely
wife. singer Harriet Hilliard. Or
zie's music and Harriet's singing
are as entertaining as their popu-
lar radio programs and the enjoya-
bic portions are due to their good
work.
For Charlotte Henry. the Gin
derella girl OF Alice in Wonder
land" fame. the clock already has
struck II. But unlike Cinderella,
Charlotte didn't run home. She
stayed around town until fame
dWindled and now She has TO be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09

dynamite in her two feet A slight
stiffness and certain lack Of spir-
tied movement can be detected in
her tap routines. but she's in there
pitching and thumbing her nose at
Father Time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
HEADS FOR NEW YORK

Cindy. however, doesn't give UP
and goes 10 New York, where Ray
burn tells the producer, Bert
Fisher (Jerome Cowan), that they
have discovered a new star. Lloyd
denies il but Fisher thinks he is
fooling and stages a gay party in
Cindy's honor. Lloyd finally sue
cumbs TO her charm and promises
her the part.
Later Cindy gets the idea that
she is being kidded and that the
Il is going TO Myra Stanhope
barbara Allen. so, 10 get even,
she stages singing strip-tease,
down 10 bathing suit. and returns
10 the South with broken heart.
Lloyd realizes he is really in love
with the lady and goes after her.
clearing up the misunderstanding
and ending up in Cindy's arms.
COMEDY SCENE
One Of the funniest scenes in the
picture takes place in the old
southern home where Aunt Lily
Lou starts the Civil War all over
again when she learns there are
two Yankees from New York in
her house.
Three radio personalities are also
In the cast in the persons OF
Connie Boswell; Jack Benny's
right-hand man. Rochester. and
John Scott Trotter, maestro of
Bing Crosby's radio show.
TEAMED AGAIN
Following on the heels OF The
Sea Wolf" Warner Brothers have
again teamed Ida Lupino and John
Garfield in a stirring drama, "Out
OF the Fog" which is the second
feature on the Michigan bill. The
picture is taken from the play.
Gentle People" which was a hit
in New York.
Ida Lupino turns In a splendid
job as the thrill-seeking girl who
is helplessly fascinated by the
ruthless gangster. John Garfield.
although still cast as the hard
boiled bad man, turns in one of his
best performances to date. In the
supporting cast we find Thomas
Mitchell. as the girls father, Civ
ing a good account Of himself as
usual, surrounded by such able
players as Eddie Albert. Aline
MacMahon, Leo Corey and John
Qualen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09

stage show. =
Mary Martin Is cast as Cindy
Lot Bethany who can't get to first
base on Broadway but when she
learns the producers OF new mu-
steal are going 10 comb the South
for the most beautiful girl below
the Maseh-DixeH lane, she heads
back 10 her ancestral home and
awaits the arrival OF the director,
Lloyd don Ameche) and his music
composer. Dick Rayburn oscar
IeVantl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
CHANGE STORY

story, the plot was woven around
a young southern belle who was
~trying TO get a part in the movies.
bwever. Hollywood has revised
fhe idea and has the girl desper-
ateH trying to get the job in a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09

Yourself a Melody" and MY
Start" long after you've left the
theater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09

Y0ITR-ferest a. Ne. Elliott. Pr- 1870 =
wv" Mat. lis Pm. Free Ensmesvsrs
70 Ladies. RIDE ON. vAQuERO." CesaS
Romero. "ANCELs WIN baDHFw
b. Barnes. CRISIS m Ausstse.'s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09

R00SEVFI T-or.tiot-Hsrper PL. SIS. 4
"VVo..hII Cooled, Open 100. Park
Humphrey BoEsrt. WAGONS ROLL AT
NIGHT" Get Here Before 9 r NJ save Zoe,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09

pApYcInC-E. warren-Dickerson. LIE. e7o0
nhhciDL Open 1918. Adults zoe
Cooled. Ruth Hussey. FREE AND Easy
Eric Linden in CRIMINALS WiTHiN."l
Attend Our Giant Owl Show. Complete
Features After 10 p NJ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30

working agreement with the japanese order
in Asia for terrific assault upon
They will be able turn to their advantage our need
for foreign markets. lack of certain critical mate
rails. They exert upon American property
IN the territories which they control
They project fear into the hearts of millions
of Americans through relatives and friends in The
Old World.
economic system, buying and selling for half the
world, TO put pressure upon economy at many
points.
They hate the United States posonousy than any
other country Our very existence dspoyes their racial
and economic theories We have welcomed their beaten
enemies.
We persist in speaking printing and broadcasting dis
agreeable truths which they would like suppressed
Above all. alone possess the loot which would make
a world conquest worth while
The Nazis often have said that there opposite
poles IN the world Germany, the pole Of order discipline
and scientific and the United States, the pole
democratic decadent
generation and loss Of efficiency accompanies
system Of free enterprise Hters conquest only partial
and incomplete until brought into his world
make these statements the basis Of my long resi-
dence Berlin my association with Saz leaders and
their party, detailed study Of National Socialist books
pamphlets and newspapers from the very beginning Of
their movement when they less cautious about dis
cussng ultimate detectives These convictions formed
slowly under the pressure Of overwhelming ayidenee
Hence, want TO make public OF my experiences
with the Nazs and-after drawing conclusions them
discussing NaZi aims and methodto project existing Nazi
policy into the future and describe Of world
shall nave TO live IN If Hitler wins.
What does Mani Germany stand for? First. for the
principle OF force instead Of Law. The individual
basic civil rights German courts instructed 70
decide cases not purely upon written Law but according 10
healthy public opinion
Since such opinion not recorded anywhere this means
Continued Page 10 Column
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30
Sheriff Cuts
Jail Sentence

Although sentenced 70
serve nj least slx months in
the county Jail. Quln Gal
lagher. elderly Tacoma boat
house operator. vas released
by Sheriff John Bjorklund
Aug. 2 after only slightly
more than three months I'M
prisonmeut. n cheek-up of the
records revealed Friday.
Gallagher. ann sbat and kiIisd
Arthur W Nelson. Tacoma fire.
boat ssEinssr. in August isss.
~as oonvietsd 81 msnsisuFhtsf
ihs least II three possible jury
ysrdiess IN jsns. 1879.
And ones convicted. Gallagher
fassd two possinis sentences
either ons pear IN tina county jail
90 20 years IN ths state pfison.
J.aas y. %. Hedge ehsse
the le..es .ad. - sh~ .~sss
time. ssssysa thai th~ ysss's
ssstssss 10 ..bj~ss ~ ssSs-
p~asiss after sis sssstk.
Dor ina neat feaf and . half
months Gallagher had fought
against going 10 jail Applls stloa
for q new trial as denied and
ths stats s1pfsms court 4hs~iss
declined 70 ypaoid Gallagher.
Months m0ss siapssd. os1i Gal.
isgssr sac spared gang - jail
lconfiHnsd IN Page 40. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30

" A = III q 7 % ' President
Roosevelt hinted Friday that hls
Labor day radio address 70 the ma
ton and Inc world may include
an important statement On inter
national affair."
The presioeBt pointed ost that
Labor dsy Vlil BE- the second ami
verSary II the present world con
fiict and added that be plans a
speech on That day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30

a dispute @hleh dates hack
even farther than ihs days 1hsn
ths Soffhsfn Pacific railroad had
headquarters IN the round .dososd
building on Pacific ave which Il
non known a. Tseoma city nall
annex. Nss settled n spoksns
Friday
Tbs T. 8 government accepted
q 1900 GO cheek IN final settle
mest q a land dispute win ths
railroad that had its origin "a the
ssgs q Abraham Lincoln.
Tho cheek VAS payment for
IS 900 acres ~ Land On which. tn<
government said. Northern Pacific
hsa srrons01siy received patents.
An order for its payment vas con
tanned IN = decree ssgnsd thurs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30
Finance Committee
Ends Work on Tax Bill
v AsIfISGTos

WAsHINGTos - r he senate
finance committee eornplstsd its
work FRIDAY. afternoon On = t5.-
s72 800 coo revenue bil which
would impose ths heaviest burden
IN the natiOns history o. pfssent
,sNps Ysrs and create millions ~
new ones q help finance ths
fight against nszlsrn.
The measure all - esiiss 40
IN ne senate next Wednesday
ADDED 70 the nations present. ts<
Dsli i All bring ths federal gov.
ernmsnts income 70 nearly 10 Dli-
Ions annually. But even this IN
pAralleled sun all fail far short
81 the amount Uhleh ths treasury
expects - pay os5i for dsfsnss and
ordinary expenses ~ the govern
msnt IN the 1912 fiscal gear. n
II nov estimated that federal
spending Siil reach ~ billions o.
more
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Jsae. u. Tnfsi'uiI
~ New YORK and Aen~gn. Mas.
returned 10 Tacoma Thursday for
a brief vacation vlth relatives
and friends. Thsy DRIVE vest.
coming here by way n California
NJ. and Mrs. Hobart wissG.s
u Imois. Calf. we're visitors IN
day AT the Paul nssssiis isoms.
Accompanying ths couple from ihs
south sas Nrs. Marie psfs.sass.
mother n Mrs.. Nlasmsn. Who
ali spend the winter ~ Olympus
after waiting Tae0ms fflsnas.
Among SPEAKERS II shs snnfisi
convention n TIA Northwest Fsds
grafton ~ hlnsfai soessflss 10
iConiibHsd On Page 20. Column D.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30
More Roin Forecast
Here Over Weekend

Wet weather IL forecast for Ia
coma TINS week end ard On Labor
Gay. according 70 ne 4. q
weather bureau
The forecast up until Wscnes-
day calls for Moderate snOss sf=
Nth temperatures below normal
A disturbsnce. shoDt 1000 miles
off shore. Sss moving east
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30
Pierre Laval
Grows Worse

NICHi. France $3.50 Pierre
Laval. wounded By an assas-
sin at Versailles Wednesday.
took a sudden turn for the
worse Friday and surgeons.
at a bedside conference at the
Versailles Civil hospital. con-
sidered the advisability Of re-
moving a pistol bullet lodged
one inch beneath his heart.
Marcel Deaf. Lavais eollaboTa-
ZIONIST aide. whose abdominal Sall
was punetured by a bullet. WAS Ia
even worse condition.
Both were denied visitors Friday
after surgeons had re examined
them
Surgeon. admitted that ID
would bs most diffieult To re-
move the bullet from Laval.
Tho bullet shleb wounded Dsat
had besa sstrsatsd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30
1jtfcceea
10y MEL VOORHEES, ~

The other night an ex-
Pierce county prosecutor took
the floor at a public meeting
in Tacoma.
He spoke vigorously, blunt
~, at times, bitterly.
He accused some public Of
ficials of malfeasance.
He accused some private,
very private, citizens of GRIM
inal corruptionism.
Yet he went unchallenged.
Even though he offered no
proof.
Because of the latter fact
neither Tacoma. newspaper pub
lished his remarks. Newspapers
are governed by libel laws, under
which sometimes even truth is no
legal defense.
But the speaker either uttered
the truth or he is guilty of Islander.
Yet still ne goes unchallenged.
II is true. public officials.
ipso facto, must take some of
this sort of thing-and Just
try to like it. 1t goes with
their not always pleasant
jobs.
Not so, however, a private, very
private. citizen.
Such a one may fight back. If
slandered, in the courts.
In this case. why don't they:
The answer to that would wipe
the war off the front pages here.
Honest.
At hand today is Volume
XII, Number 2, second quar-
terly bulletin, Uniform Crime
Reports ISSUED by the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation,
L. S. department of justice).
II contains statistical evidence
M support of the claim Of local
police executives that Tacoma does
not have enough police officers.
Listed. by u. S. cities. is the
number Of police employees per
1000 inhabitants. Tacoma IS
placed in the 1Oo. 900 to $50 600
population class
Among its group Of IS eommuni-
ties. Tacoma is far down in the
ruck.
II has ninety-fiVe hundredths Of
one policeman per loco inhabi-
tsnts, the report saws.
Only other cities with similar
low ratings are Tampa, Fla; Kan
sss City, Nan, and Chattanooga,
Tenn.
Best rating is given Albany. y
Y-2s6
Among the nations larger cities.
Jersey City and Boston rate high
est in their table. each maintain
iag more than three policemen per
1000 inhabitants
seattle's figure Is I.42; Port
lands Is l-56: SpobAne's Is l.l6.
Such statistics. OF course. are
tricky They may Dc worth moth
ing. or-they may Be worth a
seoond look.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30
Esionia Capital
Taken by Germans

HEa1sN German lard. ses snd
air fofees. reported officially FRI
day 20 have captured IN Kstonias
esfIss u rsliinn and fsidtshi.
fought eiss~r u fsnisGrsa ~
sna&nsng strnax E<d army pess~
tlcns south II the city and ssess-
ing II many points ne ran ins
70 Noseop.
In an important advance IN tbs
front b~tS~sa ssxvs ard Lsss.
southwest ard south NJ L~niS9sad.
ina Official n<~s agency repoftsd
mat German forces nsd rss&b~d
asl~stives al All peinss and t&ksa
sfsus 800 psssoa<rs
T~enfY-shlse tanss. - Esns ~
an e@isnss. many machine xssns ara
gcosfInsss on fsEs 10. cessma ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30
Bomber Crashes,
Bursts Into Flame

LOS ASGKIEs-A North
American Aviation BIS attack
bomber crashed and burned N
Municipal airport today. killing
one man and iniuriDg two.
Radloman James knight Was
killed. Pilot ". ID. lTexD Wild
and Co-Pilot Paul Penrose were
injured.
The two-motored plane wss
one Of a new series beinE test
flown for the United States
army.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30

bilities of military action, all
control over important indus
trial operations, and in which
they will be able to achieve
a complete monopoly of sci
entific and technical knowl-
edge.
By tn csc methods they
can reduce the conquered peo-
Piles to entire helplessness !:
they can destroy rebellious
groups; they can monopolize
the entire resources of this
great area and the man power
of hundreds of millions of
white. black, and brown slaves
TO carry on their designs in
other parts of the world.
The Nazis will control the
oceans. They will soon force
a considerable part of South
America into their economic
orbit. We cannot overlook
the possibility that they may
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-30

authors Note: A great deal has been and is beng
Written and spoken about fighting the Nosis dealing
nth them. But there IS one group in America ichich
has not been adequately brought face TO face Nth the
facts. American business men. Because I hare
spent Is years IA their serrice al the United States
embassy Beriin-sir Of them under the Maxi regime
i think am IN position to do some PLAIN speaking
this subject. I beliere that tchdt zee do noo teW
determine economic history for years come And
beliere that Whdt affects the American business man
cannot but help affect erery American.-D NJ