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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-28
THE NAN I
WANT
by Ros EDEN


CONTINUED from Pake IL
how you felt His voice Was
hoarse He didn't look at her when
he spoke. He reached 10 the table
n front q him fer his cigarettes.
but his awkward fingers couldn't
open the box Kay opened II for
him. and held a match At the tip
Of his cigarette.
You should be in the hospital
yourself. You aren't fit to BE-
around"
I'm al right. I feel better
better than I have for years. Kay.
I feel-wel. that's what I want to
explain 10 you. That's why I want
ed you to come here 80 I could
talk to you. There's so much I
have 10 say"
Tomorrow when you're strong
er"
No. today. now It's a mean
story. Kay It's one I thought I'd
never have to tell to anyone. One
which I've been trying to forget
for years. Now and then Id really
think I'D forgotten il. that it was
dead-as dead as thought Stan
Gilbert was. Then 1t would crop
up again. sometimes at night. and
couldn't sleep. That's why l left
the mine. and went to Memphis
because II had been cropping up
when l wanted it to stay buried.
Then I met you, and there was
the struggle again with il, but l
put IT away again-until - well,
until Stan came back"
You don't have TO tell me.
Barry. Everything is past now
let this be past, too"
1T will never be past. Kay. It's
going to stay with me forever.
Nothing can wash it away"
The cigarette was dead in his
lips. He took 1t from them and
held il. dead, in his hands. He
looked old and worn to the girl.
The bony structure Of his face
pushed out of his flesh.
stan Gilbert and | were friends
long ago. You didn't know that.
Kay, but Stan and ! did Eight
years ago we were both mining
engineers just out of college.
"Stan WAS a swell guy-the
hest In the world. I thought
was q swell guy, too. We
hadn't gone To the same COL
lege-he was from the East,
but we ran into each other In
California with our futures
ahead of us. A friendship
that starts just like the flick
of a match.
He was on his way to Nevada
to try six months of prospecting,
and l was trying to get a job
jobs weren't easy to get then. the
depression was going full blast
I've got to 60 back. you under
stand, to make you see why Stan
was a swell guy. and u well.
we'll get To that in time. Stan had
= little stake, enough to last him
six months.
Il didn't have a dime. but that
didn't make any difference to him.
He offered to go halves on what
he had If wanted to go with him.
He offered, too. TO go halves on
anything we found - share and
share alike. That was Stan.
so we shook hands on it-and
we split couple of beers as if the
beer were champagne. and We set
about getting our truck together.
Two horses and pack horse, food
enough to last us IN the hills a long
time. STAINS money bought the
horses and the grub.
But maybe you don't under
stand because you've never packed
into the mountains"
Il do, Barry. do"
Ito BE Continued)
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Winter Situation
To Be Determined

The outcome Of the siege OF
1eningrad, the Soviet counter-at-
tack in the central sector and
Budenny's desperate efforts be.
tween Kiev and Dnieprope trovsk
70 hold the Germans on the west
and south side Of the Dnieper
River will determine the war stu
alton in Soviet Russia for the
Winter.
1t also will he powerful fac
tor in determining the trend oi
events In. the third year of the
war between Germany and Great
Britain. The German successes ir
the first two years have been VIC
tories as concretely evidenced by
the present geographical and
lstrategical situation. Britain
hopes for victory in the third year
are still based on calculations oi
A blockade making for widespread
hunger developing into revolts, of
scarcity in oil and other war 80.
sential raw materials. ~ war
WEAKNESS and other more irnpon-
derable factors.
German propaganda Is having
some fun with the British foreign
minister From Churchill's book
Great Contemporaries" IL Is cir
culating the premier's one time
opinion Of Hitler. Churchill Il
cited as having written Of Hitler
The story ~ his struggle can
not he read without admiration
for the courage. the energy. the
vital force which enabled him 10
challenge, conciliate or over
come all that barred his path"
The Germans particularly en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Calling First Aid
Soldiers Bare Shortage
OF Medical Supplies
Calling First Aid
Nv JERRY PETIT
TIM. stsn corresponaent

WITH THE MICHIG AN
TROOPS. Fl. LEONARD WOOD,
Mo, Sept. 6.-Not only is our
army sull short on weapons.
motor vehicles and other ma
terials, what Is more important II
Is short on medical supplies and
hospital equipment with which TO
maintain the health OF soldiers.
This was revealed through a
Detroit Times survey az the large
general hospital a. this post.
where such shortages are the chief
topic OF conversation among medi-
cal officers. nurses. and even sol
der patients.
There Is an acute shortage here
for instance. OF such everyday hos
pitsl items as clinical therTnon-
eters. Some large wards have
none. and nurses are required 10
borrow a thermometer from ad-
joining wards. when convenient,
or else do without
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

assault or storm with small
groups of special units of sappers
and engineers supported by ter
rifically concentrated pow
massed heavy artillery and waves
of shriekiug Stuka dive honbers.
sometimes called 'trumpets of
Jericho" with bombs up to $500
pounds.
The Germans report they have
penetrated the outer defenses In
four places. They are bringing up
great masses Of heavy artillery.
With its tremendous Notifications
and skillfully directed defense.
the operations may call for
greater military besieging genius
from the Germans than even the
Belgian and Maginot lines de-
manded,
The heavy guns Of the kron-
stadt fortress on the island Of the
same name in the harbor can in
filade the flank of the German adj
vance along the coast. The Ger
mans together with the Firms
have fairly well closed egress
from the harbor with mines IN
the Gulf Of Finland. On the land
side, the Reds are reported 10
have laid whole fields of land
mines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

Social security taxes, due 10
larger employment rolls, are run
ming millions of dollars ahead Of
last year. while expenditures are
dropping for the same reason.
With the treasury having ST.
900. 900 900 In its working balance
and other moneys pouring in.
Secretary Morgenthsu is hoping
that no new big financing will be
necessary until December Is the
fourth quarter.
He hopes 10 keep the national
debt near the present $50 900 0O0,-
900 figure and avoid borrowing
from banks, which tends towards
imitation.
Secretary Morgenthau will dis
cuss' tfrese developments IN a
speech he will make in Boston
Tuesday night before the Boston
Advertising Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

With American tankers nearing
or arriving in japanese waters
with aviation gasoline for Com
muniSts at Nladivostok, Japan is
truly being put on the spot
Being forced more and more
toward a decision of the gravest
nature, Japan finds herself in a
terrific dilemma between the dis
aster of war, which AT hest in
variably is national disaster, and
the admission of national weak
ness which is more painful.
Loss Of face or prestige is
guarded in the Orient as vastly
more important than in Europe
or America. There is nothing that
the Japanese or Chinese recoll
from more than from making d
decision that calls for stern action
In Asia. time is regarded as the
solvent of problems.
To shut off American oil, gaso-
line and war materials 10 Stain
via Nladivostok. may ConceiVably
drive Japan into war against So
Wet Russia. Both well-inforTned
Axis and japanese circles are silent
on the Konoye governments prob
able action. In foreign diplomatic,
consular and naval circles, opinion
is divided as 70 whether Japan will
strike suddenly or that Konoye
will take no immediate action but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Poles Attach
Fren(hGoIdHere

NEW YORK. Sept 6.-The ear
marked 81 900 non, 200 Of French
gold in the United States again
was under attachment today ~
the tune Of S60.050641 as the
Polish government by court action
here attempted 10 recover gold
reserves taken 70 France just be-
fore the Nazi invasion Of Poland
Supreme Court Justice Ferd-
inspd Peeora signed the writ OF
attachment asked for by Janusz
Zoltowski, financial counsellor of
the embassy OF Poland in the
United States.
According 10 the Central Bank
of Poland. when Hitler threatened
10 invade Poland. the bank sent
out Of the country IN rattle trap
trucks manned by men dressed
like scare crows" and posing as
refugees. $40 700, 900 in gold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Battle to RelieUe
Siege of Leningrdd

To relieve the siege Of Lenin-
grad. Marshal Tlmoschenko has
been fercely battling AZ the Ger
man center east and northeast OF
Smolensk with desperate counter
attacks, sacrificing men and ma
terial in a manner and 10 a de-
gree that only success could JUS
tify.
a comparison between the Ger
man and Soviet radios which l
have just heard gives no clear pic
ture. They do indicate that while
Hitler's forces in the central sec
tor east Of SmolenSk are not ad-
vancing toward Moscow and have
not reached Borodino, the Soviet
forces for their part have not ap-
.preciahly dented the German lines.
VorosChilov has taken personal
command Of the defense Of Lenin-
grad. The blowing up Of the great
Dnieprostroy dam, near Dniepro-
petrovsk, by Marshal Dudenny on
Stains order was an act Of des-
peration that at least for the time
being appears 10 have done more
injury 10 the Soviet side than n
the Germans. In economic effect
but much more so. IL was some
thing like Boulder Dam on the
Colorado and Roosevelt Dam or
the Arizona being blown UP.
The Dnieprostroy dam. however
was not designed or used for irri.
cation but was Russias largest
lhydroelectric power station which
provided power for large indus.
trial area including large aircraft
and other essential war materia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
EUen Pills Scarce
as Other Medicine

Pills. even Of the variety usu-
ally obtained in large quantities
are a scarcity. as well as other
run-of -the-mine pharmaceuticals
Example OF this is seen IN the fact
the post hospital is not equipped
with proper salves TO treat rashes
and skin ailments acquired by sol
diers training in the woods and
surrounding countryside.
Though the surgical department
Is reasonably well equipped with
instruments, scarcity Of some
items often makes difficult the
handling of accident cases-while
the traffic accident rate on high
wayy leading from this fort Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Now 1000 Vehicles
Daily Pass Fort

In the entire state ~ Missouri,
there were more than 500 high
way deaths during the first seven
and one-half months Of 1871. a
figure almost equal ~ the total
number OF deaths during the II
months OF 1910.
On L. 6 Highway Sc for 20
miles in each direction from Fort
Wood. there Is now a daily traffic
of some 1000 vehicles. as con-
trasted with 1852 vehicles daily
before this camp was opened to
troops.
The peak Was reached recently
when * soldiers and civilians
were killed on nearby highways
during the weekend period from
Saturday noon 10 Monday noon
All the accidents have occurred
on state highways leading from
the camp; there have been no
fatal accidents IN the post since
IL was opened, either vehicular or
otherwise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

continue the hesitant waiting
policy.
In occupying lndo-China, despite
America and Britain, Japan had a
bloodless victory in extent and i'm
portance economically and in mill
tary strategy in southeast Asia
that has not been fully grasped
and appreciated.
Japan could he satisfied with
that until Spring. especially since
il is also holding Americas feet
in the Pacific. nearly half mil
lion Soviet troops in the Far East,
and perhaps 10000 British troops
fastened down in Singapore,
Burma and Malaga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

For the Inside News" 81
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

among the highest In the country
today.
Detroit's appalling traffic death
rate. with its huge increase over
last year. Is being duplicated az
this massive army post, where
some $4,000 troops, including
4.500 from Detroit and Michigan,
are stationed.
During the first seven and one
half months NJ this year AZ lives
have been lost IN accidents on
highways leading from this post,
an increase Of 500 per cent over
the SIX deaths last year before
this camp was opened.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
II. ). Tax Income
Jumps Despite
Arms Expense
Sd Quarter Financing
Seen Omitted With
Unexpected Returns
BY CECIL b. DICKSON
nsT Esws sevv4ss star Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-Ths
treasury revealed today that Sec
rotary Morgenthau may omit third
quarter financing operations de-
spite the fart that defense spend
ing has reached a record-breaking
average of $4,000, 900 a day.
Unexpected inflow Of huge
sums OF money through the sale
Of tax anticipation certificates and
savings bonds. increased social
security tax collections due TO the
upturn IN employment and Sep
ten1ber IS income instalment re-
turns have prompted him 10
consider deferring new borrowing.
Indictments Due
Between $3.50. 000, 900 and $780,
600, 900 h expected 10 be collected
in income tax instruments on Sep
tember IS. with many taxpayers
seeking 10 pay the balance due
on their 1910 income to get ready
10 pay the new high levies on 1941
income, carried in the So, $50, 900,-
900 revenue bill passed yesterday
by the Senate.
Having sold 81 ,054 600 900 in tax
certificates in Au-
gust, the treasury expects the
sales in September 10 run around
81, 900 5000 Many big business
concerns as well as individuals
are purchasing these certificates,
which pay a higher rate OF inter-
rest than ordinary 90-day treasury
bills.
A pickup in the sales of savings
bonds IL expected in this month.
Many persons are buying the =
securities through salary alloN
ments and thereby are furnishing
the treasury with stabilized in
come through this method OF
borrowing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
10 Million Believed
Left by.0iIman Davis

WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. Sept. s,
-GNS)-Disposing Of an estate
Which maX-.total $1,000, 900 or
more. the will of William Rhodes
Davis. oil operator, was filed today
in White Plains Surrogate Court,
Davis. who died on August /,
had figured in the news Just prior
10 his death as the man who
transmitted 10 the state depart
ment possible basis for peace
terms in the European war as
offered by Germany, The informa-
ton he carried never was made
public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
of BOTsheIism
Leningrad Siege
Red War Climax
Won Wiegand Says Russians Center
All on Saving Old Capital
Continued from Page one)

plants, many Of them in the
Ukraine region in the hands of
the Soviets.
Those plants are now without
power The destruction of this
great engineering structure follows
a policy adopted from the Chinese
who used it against the Japanese
invaders. II reflects Stains ruth
less, grim resolution and iron de-
termination, but it also uncon-
sciously reveals the Red dictator's
streak of Asiatic fatalism.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

phasize another quotation from
Churchill:
IT have always said that II
Great Britain were defeated In
war I hoped we would find a
Hitler to lead us back 70 our
rightful position among the ma
tions."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
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Evening star., 1941-04-22

Luxury you'll love boby che
Mile thot's wonderfully soft and
light weight closely tufted
in the ever-popuIor woffIe de-
sign Get several, one for
each bedroom in white or
solid coIors of green, blue, rose,
dusty woodrose, gold or peach.
Double or single sizes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

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PAL BIKE SHOP. 1891 GRAND RfvEN
MOTORCYCLES Nov used parts. ssrvfrs.
EDWARD KEHoE Co, ssst ca. River.
NEW ADDRESS Haarisy Dsviasnn ND<nr-
cycle ~ s027 18Th ~ Grand River.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Moving Traile,s to Rent

81 Up ALL sILEs INSURED
szS7 GRAND RIVER, NEAR kiRgy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Auto Poinfinr

AUTOMOBILE painting complete JOB $40
No. fenders. BODY bgnp.ng sssonabIs.
2o1i BALDWIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

500 LATE MODEL. CARS WANTED
$500 WOODWARD
Rad Times want Ads Tor prodt--vss
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

T-71 fuv. Frrr t---7,r-r-rr1- tii-ir - = A. -2l2
1878 Woodward cor Pasadena To Sii3l
fi5 Rarum Tower. - Cadillac So ca. nOs.
1910 David 'StpTt las Griswoid. RA 2s1'
AUTO f.okNs-Sin 70 $500 IN Is minutes
AETNA FINANCE Co. 1855 C..'S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Boats and Equipment

DEw CRAFT car top Dosts easily maneu-
vered WI. d-r.. smart, H.. safe. direct
mir Plymouth Mn supply. plymouth. Mich.
tLBOAT-20 sioop. auxiliary power
well S23 foot Benneau. slocum ITO.
SHADES. custom made. for all boats
cleaning, repairing. repainting. Tyler
f-50fi
l6.FOOT steel cabin cruiser. Diesel powered
fully equipped perfect condition. accom-
modatlons for six operating coSt zoe PEI
hour. rare barCain Barron Boat CO.
Vtnewood 2.i328 Mr. Gsyton.