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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
|TAC0mA$eETS STEEL PLANT
McChord Bomber
Lands in Pasture

NCHoRD FIELD - PrepAra-
tions were being made here Mon
day 10 bring hack the B.isA
Douglas bomber which landed IN
a COW pasture two miles south 81
snohomlsh Saturday
The plane skinfully pilo,ed by
II. o n. Rehmann. was damaged
somewhat. but the four men In
the plane. although shaken up
were not injured.
The plane was AZ 1000 feet
when the motors suddenly went
dead. It Rehmsnn told the
others the ship was going down
and that they could jump u they
pleased All elected 10 stay with
the plane.
In landing the plane took on,
two bsrbwire fences as II hit The
ground At about 81 miles an hour
With 1t. Rehmsnn were %. IL,
Walter n. Tadioek. staff sgt
o L. Bee and Pfc. John L. Pshst.
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British policy toward Japan's at
tempt TO mediate between Thai.
land and French 1ndo-China and
to negotiate a trade" agreement
with the Netherlands East Indies
Both men spoke. in answer 10
questions. before the house deficit
bonds committee.
Ohashi said that Japan at
present was In an adyanta-
geous position in every re-
spect with a strong navy
and army. and that therefore
II WAS capable Of executing its
diplomacy.
Toyada said American military
preparations were taken IN order
To "encircler Japan. and cited In
substantistion Of his statement a
81 900 900 appropriation to fortify
Guam.
The influential newspaper
Nichi Niehi said that II neees-
sary Japan would destroy
Britain. Singapore and Amer
ica's Guam by a single blow
Neither Singapore nor Guam
- defense bases could do any
thing more than spur Japan 70
hasten its peaceful" advance u
the South seas Nichi Nichi said.
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Order Probe
After Youths
Deny Charge
is Workers Held
Assert Comp Head
Cruel" to Them

YAKIMA - Col. L. A.
Daugherty. district Civilian
Conservation corps command
er at Fort Lewis. VI day
blam ed drunkenness for a
"mutiny" at the Naches CCC
camp. % miles northwest Of
Yakima. He ordered a thor
ough investigation.
Enrollees denied the charge and
claimed the affair wherein the
youths refused 10 ohey their Off
GERS was in protest against bad
food.
Sixteen leaders Of the mutiny
were brought 10 the county jail
here by state patrolmen and
sheriffs officers and held on open
charges as accommodation To Gee
authorities
Deputies said several OF the
youths complained Major A. Y.
Lii. their superior officer. had
"mistreated" them.
Ray Whitaker. 10. Of Easley,
S. c. said most Of the $50 boys in
camp were from Georgia and
South Carolina, that Dill had
kicked them around in the mess
hall and when they asked him
about 1t in a nice way" he got
mad
He kicked two of the boys
that know of. just for small
mistakes" Whitaker said.
Most of the boys In camp
feel the same WAY ~ We do"
Day said he was called when the
is leaders" refused TO get into a
truck in which Din wanted TO
bring them TO Yakima.
Cleo Boyd. 10. another Gee
worker, Was held on an open
charge because OF a fight Satur.
day night between CCC workers
and local Negroes. II was be-
lieved the fight was factor in
the "mutiny."
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q aar driven ny . woman giving
hsr mans - sally vo~s. t507 ~.
Adams 81 Ths seeldsns occurred
II No. an and Tacoma ave -
Thompson. prppfisfar ~ . rsssals-
rant Al TN AMI "a HsisnS ave-.
stepped from ths eafb sIpsf 10 10
. ~. he vas tshsn ny pssies 10 tbs
raeom. gsnsral hospital. bsf SIS
pronounced dad upon arrival.
Examination revealed both legs
broken. internal injuries sss had
iaesfsfisas
fsnrknsii. -. sad 70 haes k~en
In poor hs.ith for som1 time, shos
hlms~if fatally with aigh eslln~r
rife az hls hofns. T0s ~. Grant
u /. sunday morning he sss
fesssd - she davenport BY ms
.sfs. f'ssst n sbs ran inss fns
roam sitter hearing report n Inc
gan
fsssldes his ~sf@. fstse kn>ii leaves
fcamfiHsssa sn rsx~ ~. Column ~
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Caucus
OF Democrats
Slated Today
Major Problems
Still Before
State Legislators

OILY MrtA Tn. legislature
opened its seventh week ~ the
session Monday with all It's major
problems sim before ~. foremost
Of them b~ing iis drive In strip
Powers ami departments from Gov.
Arthur v. Lsnsils.
House ard senate Democrats
were to caucus again Monday for
the nth" time 20 seek an agree.
msnt on N. type Of highway com
mission they viii try TO create 70
take the SIS. tss 900 highway bud
get out Of i.snglis's hands and put
II under Democratic control
Democrat. 81 the two bous~s
WIRE In agreement an tho five
other hin. whieh will he fiIed
In the senate Monday % ru~s-
dsy. transferring other depart
ments 20 Democratic elective
officials. 4 siaiemate arose
over the week end ON ~hetbss
. three man commissions 90
one with fi,e MANNERS. inei,sd-
Ing THREE elective officials,
would m created.
The house roads and bridges
COMMITTEE. reported out by 70 10 =
vots the bail ~ Sta chairman. Rep.
Carl Devenish. d. Lincoln. calling
for the three men Ia h. named
by a commission by the governor
but only vith the approval Of
three other elective state officials.
two of whom are Democrats and
ths third a Democrat befors shs
vas elected state school sup~rin-
tendent
The sensts's bill calls for this
governor. lieutenant governor and
attorney general and tro lsymsn
10 make Up the commission Con.
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Versailles
Treaty Hit
By Hitler
War at Sea Con
Now Begin. Der
Fuehrer Asserts

BERLIN-Adolf Hitler told
his old party comrades at
the Munich beer hall Monday
that democratic Germany got
what it deserved in the YER
sailles treaty despite promises
of "the American president
of concessions if the Reich
laid down its arms in 1918.
Hitter addressed his early Nazi
associates in the same beer hall
where the party was formed Il
years ago today. The hall was
decorated simply and the scene re-
sembled that of the night Of Feb.
"a. 1920. when Hitler on the same
spot proclaimed for the first time
the Nazi party program.
Hitler was introduced by Adolf
Wagner. Munich gauleiter, who
declared that this "ear, my fuehr-
er, you are fighting Germany's de-
eisive battle"
I'VE all know" Wagner
said, that you did not want
war. Justice IL with Adolf
Hitler and therefore. Adolf
Hitler. you will be victorious
Hitler declared that only the
Nazi party could have freed Ger
many from the shackles Of YER
sailles.
The American president" he
said. "swore We would get this
and we would get that once We
laid down our weapons.
We have witnessed how these
pledges were carried out.
Democratic Germany was
treated as IL had merited. 1
have studied the Versailles
pact as hardly anyone else
has. I have not forgotten IL,
not to this day. / have MEM
orized IL page by page, back
ward and forward-this most
III m efuI document OF all
time"
Hitler said that the allied pow
PRS needed democratic Germany
10 carry out the Versailles pact
because, he charged. no other
form Of government would have
unlimited to the treaty.
The Versailles pact could
not he annulled through sub
mission" he aid. but only
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Would Chance
Hospital Seiup
Pierce County Is
Target OF Bill
nv Iasoms Times star Nfifsfl

IN, Iseams Time. stair written
CAPITOL. Olympia ~ A
bill aimed at taking Pierce
County hospital "out Of polit-
zeal control was filed Monday
by Rep. Hugh j. Rosellini. d.,
Tacoma.
Enactment would put operation
of the hospital IN the hands u
board Of six trustees.
ROsellini said the bill. which
embraces Ike institutions through
out the state. was proposed as q
remedy for conditions Pisrcs coun"
y hospital IL facing D."
lie charged that facilities
al the hospital are t'sing kept
under L00-bed maximum for
the purpose Of keeping control
In the hands u The board 81
county commissioners.
Despite the fact $3.50 900 l. be-
lng spent for modsrnizatlon n the
hospital" he said - Is not 6sing
adequately equipped 70 take care
Of poor people who are sick
The reason" he addsd. ia
b~esuse as the las now stands.
eoatrni remains In the grip ~
county commissioners. ss long
as the hospital has M more
than 700 beds"
The bill would provide trustee
hoard - SIX secular persons. ap-
pointed for six-yeaT terms ~ the
county commissioners. Who Wgllf
nominate the candidates Bsiec-
ton u thS two trustees from each
egnrnlssi0ner's district would be
b. lot IN ths event u disagree
fnsnt
The FIRST board would - ebos@n
for terms ~ one. tNo. thfes. four,
FIVE and six years. and each for
slx-ysar terms thereafter.
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people. however. would indi-
cate that he included the whole
South Pacific in "Oceanis."
even including the Netherlands
East Indies. the Philippines.
and possibly Australia and
New Zealand.1
The japanese foreign minister
made his statement to a commit
tee of the lower house Of parlia-
ment.
lie spoke after japanese
leaders had assured the house
that Japan IL watching Anglo
American moves closely and
that the Japanese navy al
ready has determined upon
counter MI asures TO any
threat.
Matsuoka again offered an ex-
planat ton Of his memorandum TO
British Foreign Secretary Anthony
Eden.
He said that he submitted his
proposal without any connection
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Italy Will
Fight to End.
Declares
u. S. Denounced
In Unscheduled
Speech by Benito

ROME - Adelchi Serena,
secretary general Of the fas-
cist party, was expected TO
a d dress party secretaries
throughout the country Mon
day on ltaly's war policy as
a follow up TO Benito Musso-
lini's speech Sunday bitterly
denouncing the United States.
admitting Italian reverses but
proving" that the axis must
win the war.
There was no explanation Of the
reason for Mnssolinfs speech. II
was not only unscheduled. but was
one Of the longest and most com
prehensive he had ever made II
was the second time In his career
that he had read from a prepared
text. The speech took - minutes.
Addressing a meeting Of FASCIST
leaders al the Adriano thester. he
disclosed that German forces. in
Guiding not only air force units
but armed forces. are now In
Libya.
He asserted that Italy was
indiyisible from Germany and
would fight 10 the end.
Intimating that Greece would
soon be crushed. he said that Italy
had lost only few thousand men.
mostly wounded" as prisoners 10
the Greeks. and added. a. hint Of
an Italian offensive. soon It Will
be spring time
OF the United States. 9ussolini
said.
''Iet me say that that which
II occurring In the United
states IL one of the most co.
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War Zone
Bulletins

TOKYO -Thailand and French
Indo-China have extended for 10
days the truce which expires at
10 a. m. Tuesday 10 o'clock
tonight EST, II was announced
Monday.
The two previous periods ~
the truce have been for two
weeks each.
NAIROBI. kenya Colony--A
British column driving up the
coast Of Italian Somalilsnd to-
ward Mogsdiscio, captured the
town Of Gelib. a South African
command eommunique reported
Monday.
Gelib was said 90 have been
taken at midday Saturday, but
the communique reporting the
full details Of the capture Of
Gelib or Marguerite, tn the
south, was not Immediately
available.
ROM A high command
cOmmunique said Monday that
German sirplanes. attacking a
British naval formation in the
eastern Mediterranean. hit
large" ship and probably sank
it. The Germans did not know
what type Of ship II vas. the
communique said
Violent British attacks in the
Giarabub oasis zone Of Libya
were once again shattered By
stubborn Italian resistance. Il
was asserted, and Italian planes
effectively" bombed British
troops and material in the Kufrs
oasis 10 the south.
CAIRO - ROYAL Air force
bonbers Of the south African
command we're reported to have
destroyed II enemy planes and
damaged several others a. gen
eral headquarters today claimed
new gains on three fronts In
Italian East Africa
IsTASBUL Turkey-A warn
ing by Foreign Minister sukru
sarscoglu that Turkey remained
faithful 70 is alliances and
would oppose with arms any
aggression directed against her
territorial integrity or her inde-
pendsncs' caused sensation
among diplomats Monday.
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(Matsuol,a did not elaborate
on his conception Of "Oceania"
which is ordinarily used 70
describe only the scattered
small islands of the South Pa
cific. His statement that the
area was capable Of support
Ing 600. 900. 900 TO 800. 900, 900
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wAst6tstfOs hsiph \ hsfe.
chicago Investment osnk~r sni
friend u Secretary ~ sssy rfsn<
Knox. uss sworn Tn Monday a.
assistant seerstary n tb< nssy
Knox 10 On . combined ssestion
ard Inspection tour IN Riofsd2. ard
mis~d the ceremony. ~haea szs
hid in IN. office Of UnfsTs~crs-
tary James v. Forrsssal
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fs, Tssssas fimss staff Hfissp
CAPITOL. Olympia DEATH a =
proposed survey for a snoqpai'nls-
Chinook pass route virtually ~as
elnchsa Monday because a OBJ
jsctions from tina Tsooms city
council
The council last week paAsed
resolution which deal, the blg~.
Nsysr Hsfry v. t.,s ssa
the other city ssmsn,ss.easfs
notified tho Pierce esasty
asi<g.tisa 81 esjssiisa. 10 sny
ro.is srro.s that portion ~
ths 0reen River ~.tsr.hed
constituting the source ~
water supply for Tacoma
sad ssked that the BAL pro-
ps.isx tho survey 10 -
ao,soded.
Tbs resolution Vas forwarded q
senators Barney jackson ana Leo
kcGayick. NfO introduced BB iti.
The latter Dill directing the high.
way department - survey and
sstifnats the eos, u the road and
70 report % The neat session of
the legislature. had been referred
70 ths COMMITTEES on roads and
bridges
Proponents Of the highway BE-
llsved no route could be surveyed
70 avoid the watershed. As .
result. the Pierce county dsisgs-
ton 70 the legislature viii make
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Two Tacomans
Die Violently
One h Suicide.
Other Auto Dooih

rwa rsssmsns A1~>ya -
Thsswps.s and vrr1. ~ nHsshss>1s
died violently evsf ths week. sr1.
rhs death ~ Thompson wss listed
a. the issh traffic fatality IN rs
enms ssncs The beginning ~ M
year psctaelis Death vss sffi~
eisily rsrorasd - nsiesste
rmmps.n. u. n ~ - r..
emma ave-. died Saturday Night ~
lnIufiss rsssivsd whes stsust ~
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with Germany and reiterated that
it was not designed as a mediation
offer but as statement Of Japan
csc position.
However. Matsuoka admit
ted that by a stretch of the
Imagination" his memorandum
possibly might have been In
terpreted as a mediation pro-
posal for the European war.
In the statements made by Vice
Foreign Minister Chuichi Ohashi
and Vice Admiral Teijiro. vice
navy minister, a strong note Of
suspicion was apparent as TO
American motive in terrifying Far
Eastern bases and American and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
U. S. Minister, Nazi
Hurt in Cafe Fight

SOFIA, Bulgaria represen-
tations we're expected Monday 70
result from the cafe alteration In
which L. s Minister George H.
Earle and an unidentified German
struck each other With missiles
when the band played '-Tipperary,
British marching song. al Earle =
request.
Earle nursed a bruised left arm
which had stopped VINE bottle
The German received cuts about
the face.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Coincidence Messages
Are Kept From Alfonso

ROME The family q former
King Alfonso II spain concealed
from MIN Monday hundreds Of
messages of eOndoisnes from
abroad. Inspired By erroneous re-
ports that he mad died.
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Tacoma City Council Resolution
Proves Blow 10 Proposed Highway

NJ effort 10 fefcs se,i1a On ihs
bali
Other road items b~inx boosted
% tsks care ~ fisrcs esainsy's
estimated miiiiansdsilaf snsfs ~
gas tsx fsvsalsss psfs not affected
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l<eissoe as authorised thruaso
President . ,. ksufmas n ne
Chamber ard threoxh Utilities
Commissioner n u oNesf.
o~sll pnsnt<i sus uaaaey thas
TIE eeatrsef sffefss the uASs
enmrsns msfss . rev step IN r..
emma municipal yrwsv practice
This euutfses - fnr continue
eas operation ~ Ire plan IN :
relatively lssns bires ~ city ppwss
sid Ia sn~ s.mpanY a. the isnnos-
silis h.ss Fsfe ~ sffso per htts-
sat- year oval ssrissnei
In drawing shs ssnssses -
hsia elas~iy - the firm n ~
Bonneville eusssset ~ssh shs Car
tcsnsia 80 m rsgs ~. caiumn ~
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white Rae" Called Upor,
To "Cede 0ceania" TO the
Asiaiics by Matsuoka
Japanese Navy Ready for Counter
Measures to Any Threat. Foreign
Minister Assures His Parliament

TOKYO - Foreign Minister Yosuke Matsuoka Monday
called upon the white race" to eede Oceania-the more
than 1000me square region of the South Pacc-to the
Asiatics.
Matsuoks declared that
ocenia which 200 miles
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SHAN GHAI-Japan showed

SHAN GIL Japan showed
signs Of nervousness Monday as
three French warships steamed for
a secret destination on the eve of
the expiration Of the Thailand-
French Indo-China armistice and
French forces were reported NOV
ing toward the Thai border.
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Snow in Eastern
Woshinqfon. B. c.

sfOkAkE--kndlH . uFsf' rec
ord numb~r Of spring like days.
sn0~ fell throughout a vide area
II eastern Washington Monday.
VANCOUVER. r. q. - First
snow Of the winter fell on Van
eouser during sunday night. nut
with ths dawn nearly all Of Il
had melted. There was a furry
u minor traffic accidents on city
streetA
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

supt. Howard n saaid II the
Tacoma public school system "a IN
the Ess, and viii spend the first
half Of this week a. sessions Of
the American Association Of
School Administrator. holding its
fist annual convention IN Atlantic
CITY. n. J.. Feb. y to ~.
Morris kieiner. Tacoma lumber
dealer. was elected a vice president
Of the Western Retail Lumber
mems association at the asih an.
nual convention 81 the orsaniEa.
ton Saturday In Seattle
Mrs. v. y. Rhodes ~ Tacoma
state regent Of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution. delivered
the eulogy 10 George Washington
al the traditional washington's
birthday exercises Saturday on
the University Of Washington
campus.
Prof. Edgar A. Ioew. dean ~
engineering. 4 Of W. and Prof.
". T. Beuschiein Of the chemical
engineering school. are forecast
ing revival of nitric acid plants In
the Northwest. similar TO the one
operated NJ LaGrande during
World War / The demand for
the acid in national defense plus
great amounts Of electric power
available here Indicate the dssira-
hility OF the industry.
II. Norton. leslie Tuttle and
Ora Watlin. OF the Northern Pa
eific railroad traffic department
were back on the job Monday fol-
lowing a tvo-dsy conference in
Seattle Of freight and passenger
representatives from the entire
coast. An optimistic report on
future business was given n. W.
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Relatives Are Sought

ABERDEEN Police ~ lon day
were seeking relatives u a man
believed 70 ~ Red D. wiley. whose
BODY va found on a beach near
here Saturday.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy tonight with rain
Wednesday. Temperatures; High.
IS; low, 81 sun rises, $751;; sets.
5:i9.
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Eight Boys. Girls
Drown in Icy River

ThiIhiL III .EiL@-ss WIS
me ice-filled Mississippi river was
|esrched here Monday for the body
N Clarence Sanderson, IS. believed
have been a member Of a party
{ eight girls and boys who drown
d when their automobile plunged
- rto the river beside a toll bridge
Bodies Of four boys and three
trls were recovered when the car
as hauled out Of the hole IN the
r where II plunged Sunday.
herifrs officers found five men 3
ats in the wreckage and Sander
pms parents said one Of them be
bnged TO their son. who vas
Kissing.
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New Industry TO Locale
In City; Construction 10
Start Within Few Months
Ohio Zero Alloys Corp. Of Ohio
To Put Up s2s0.00o Building: VIII
Employ About 20 Persons At First

Tacoma y place in Americas steel industry
Monday with Of q steel alloy plant 10
constructed here in the newt few months hy Ohio Feo-
Allows rnrunratfon Of ranfon. n
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SINGAPORE. strait settlemen,

More Australian troops are com
ing to reinforce those who arrived
last week and already are in train
ing for jungle warfare. II was said
authoritatively Monday.
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The announcement. made otntls
hy officials n the city. part and
Tarams Chamber - cummsfe<.
"a. hssed ea kilograms ffam ohio
confirming slkRlng ~ eentfsss.
Tor Tsenms pasef. factory site m
tho ttderiass and necessary een.
.'ruetiaa steel power transform
sfs. etc.
The initial plant oil smssty
Nh electric furnace utiiisssg q 500
kiinwst,s ~ rlectrle ~nerxy fsr
ore reduction wtii enss teto 100
and vii employ 81 fra, ssuss
40 men locally. with others en-.
gagged In supplying rs~ materials
all drawn from Pacific NsFths
wess mineral deposits hitherto
practically untouched
To sssp rswAwess last
The company manufactures
ferro. silicon. fsrro-ehroms. ferfo-
Manganese and other iron and
steel alloys IN lts present main
plant IL rhllo. Ohio. Practically
all ~ the products made hsrs ~iIl
he shipped east
II vas understood Monday that
the county commissioner have al.
ready adopted resolutions suthnf'
lElng ths cauniy treasurer In
transfer deeds In the slts n the
Port ~ Tacoma. which expects
10 conclude all details regarding
the site Tuesday.
Tho plant viii occupy ss1ut 10
seres between Alexander ave and
.psts waterway immediately
south ~ iith a.
A contract eth the m4sina6ai
belt line railway has already been
negotiated and under "a the snm'
psny plans 10 bring in sbous 100
carloads Of orc per yssr a. first.
work starts SsIy n
rrss~nt plans. under The .on-
tract signed with the city. pro-
vide for operation II tho plant
starting about July Al.
Announcement ~ the oompsny's
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-08-01
LITERARY NOTE

Misery born of fair share of the errors of the average
company especially of the mighty 1t is there
FORE rdcue but take comfort that slip by the
scholarly writer of "Topcs, column the closely guarded
editorial page York Times cited. 1t made
forgefuness of lesson newspaperman learned during
apprenticeship if he did not learn it in grade school
otherwise delightful little essay design in house
hold furniture erudite conductor of the column
"F4omes have grown smaller the size of the American
family has grown smaller GLOW in the of heaven
the first editor to the first reporter can anything
grow smaller
haste the culprit No newspaperman, not
even all day write three four short
can follow the of who knew all about the chances
for what have wrtten be kept back said
he "until the ninth year"
On Times, any other modern newspaper it cannot