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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-28
Power Tax
Baiile0pens
Ai0lYnnpia
Counties Begin
Offensive; SwuYzs
Spsoks For Cities
~, Tacoma rims. stair wss.s


CAPITOL Olympia - Eric
ton between organized cities
and organized counties Of the
state appeared nearer Mon
day. The state association Of
county commits = toner's pre-
scented legislators and Gov.
Arthur II. Langlie with pro-
posal to tax public and priv
ately-owned utilities on the
same basis.
That move. threatening 10 hiring
Tacoma and Seattle city owned
light under additional taxation.
was headsd for conflict with city
officials. They we're represented
by the Association of Washington
cities.
The proposal was not handed To
the legislature ss Q definite meas
nfs. but was part ~ . program
adopted nv the counties. Insisting
they needed q re-desi ~ revenues.
n wss In the form NJ . re-
eomn~ndsiion for preserve
iien NJ county Valuations"
that All exemptions NJ re-
moved as far .. pes.thls.
The ,enptl~. took the ssssa
the proposal WAS slasiss Ia
the desires NJ Wsshtssts~
state grange and seme sf NJ
public stiiits districts.
II was Indicated such a proposal
might be definitely msds In
measure Dsing drafted by the
grange
emphasizing " ~ss lasss-
~.ied eni, In keeping vsias-
iiens ffom b~ing depicted. TIE
counties association tssk sks
stand ~ did nat fsssr with
drswsi ~ that plan In fssss
Of Tacoma 90 seattle. pointing
nut that Mason county a~-
rived ~ revenue from the
Ga.h"aa pisst. part ~ ihs
Tacoma ssstsm. ~ ess 10
stance.
Counties. however. felt they had
"a many more problems. u ~ss
doubtful " they would permit .
bill on that particular Issue.
No conferences hss been held be-
tsssn officials ~ ths eonnties
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-28

TraVers y. Dryer of ST. Paurs
Methodist church learned how to
wear a collar backward last week
Dryer played the role Of the bishop
IN The Bishops Candlesticks. .
one-sct drama given at the church.
a funeral director by profession.
Dryer is reported to have portray
ed the role with great dignity.
While /, sounds hardly possible,
Bob Goldberg. Maecabeean. Leg
ionnaire and one-man Chicago
round table. lost bet in regard
TO Walter Winchells ancestry the
other day.
DIR. A. George Mace is absorb
ing such heat as the climate at
Palm Springs provides this winter.
He has lust dropped a line to
Police Judge W. A. Richmond to
congratulate the latter on his re-
cent appointment to the city's no.
silver bench. DOC Mace enclosed
a clipping from The Times-show-
ing he reads ii even down there
1900 miles away.
James Bothel, Bis No. 10Th St,
a Junior in chemical engineering
at Washington State college. re-
Gently was elected treasurer of the
Minor w club, according to word
received from Pullman.
Shirley Mcdonald, star feminine
golfer and skier, pulled some ten
dons in knee while skiing Sunday
Continued on Page IA, Column 81
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Barton. Couderi May
Gel Congress Post

NV fOHk = For mfr Rep.
Bruce Barton and state Senator
Frsdsric n C0udsri. Jr. were
mentioned Monday a. probable Re-
publican candidates 10 succeed
Rep. Kenneth y. Simpson. VINO
died Saturday night
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British Push
Italians Hard
On AllFronts
Nuzis Fail to Aid
Foscist Troops
In Desert War
BULLETINS

CAIR O-The British middle
east command reported Monday
that operations about Derna are
developing satisfactorily" and
that LOO italian prisoners have
been taken In the new thrust Into
Eritres.
RONE-The Italian high com
mand admitted Monday that
British Empire forces were
driving straight across the Lib
yam plateau toward Benghad
rs fighting was reported east
and south of Derna, italian base
on the Ubyan coast.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy, with occasional light
rain. Temperatures: High, So; low.
~. sun rises, 7:s0; sets, 5;07.
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War Zone
Bulletin S

BUCHAREST 49, Gen. Tor
Antonescu Monday formed a
new cabinet as army troops
loyal TO him strengthened
their hold on this strife-torn
country.
IONDON-The ABkara fTur-
kew radio said Monday New.
has just been received that Mar
shal Rodolfo GRAHAM. Italian
commander In North Africa. has
been dismissed. General Rardi,
noted for his services In Abys-
slnis, win replace Graham"
BERLIN - The official news
agency DNB reported Monday
night that enemy planes today
had attempted 20 bomb flo
illla Of German mine syeepers
which "despits heavy weather
and high seas succeeded In turn
INK back the planes. damaging
two 30 badly that their loss II
probable" The agency said the
mins-sweepers continued their
activity. but no location vas
given
LONDON-Brifish Royal Air
force planes bombed Germany
for the first time since We'd
nssday during the night. the air
ministry made u known Mon
day. II wss understood that In
dustriai targets. mainly, were
attacked.
BfBI1N-FOur civilians were
killed and six wounded BY Brit
in sirplsne bombs IN western
and central Germany during the
night, the high command said
Monday. but damage Vas slight.
FIRES which the British bombs
started we're put out quickly.
the communlqus said.
t1tHb, France - Count Yer.
nand de Brin0n. envoy 81 the
tiehy government To German
occupation authorities. ma. re-
l4A
Berlin, u Was said In reliable
quarters Monday. and may h.
the bearer 81 = note from Adolf
Hitler which would end a stale
mate In Germsn-Freneh rela-
tons. Brinon - expected to come
here within the neat two days
N he has the long sw zited Hitler
note.
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Jses hss, s.Snt seissiIy ssa her
10 m.sff Peter Ven Wet. ,seiisa
ssd fieh pls,boy. syf shs did. Asd
bsios. .asihss deg he -s -ins'ss
sefea me Atlantic 70 . -~.
sisss Gsdnsf. sspofsss. Ne. fosi
Gioes. had covered shs msdesp
msssds,inss 81 Peter before. sst
ihs, time Steve rem INTO . deserted
end bs~ldsssd bsids.
fes'n enjoy WAIT eoa Ms"
% shn tsses~sssss piss sssslts
starting n The Tsss~s Ti~ss
Fntsy.
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Concentration Camp
Next Stop for Nazis

SAN FRANCISCO The Bureau
Of immigration said today the
first contingent Of stranded sszi
sailors from the scuttled 3. 3.
Columbus would leave Angel Islam
immigration station Monday night
for new concentration camp near
Fort stanton, ~. NJ.
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ..............y ~, 705. 900
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FINE W 70 s7s000. 0R 90 l.,
~ JAIL FOX INTENTIONAL IND
DETACHMENT. or RECONSTRUCTION
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Press Time
FLASHES

ATHOL, Ida. - The engine
crew Of an eastbound Northern
Pacific cherry special was killed
Friday when their locomotive
overturned near here.
The victims were G. y. Reeves,
engineer. and G. A. Parks. fire
man, both Of Spokane. Wash.
The conductor. w. y. Tomisins.
also Of Spokane, Was slightly In
Iured.
yICHY-xavier vallat, French
commissioner Of Jewish affairs.
tonight reported discovery of a
purported Jewish plot against
Franco German collaboration
and announced esta blishment Of
new anti-Jewish statutes which
will be coordinated with the
European statute which Adolf
Hitler intends to enforce uni
formly throughout thu eontin-
emit"
BERLIN-A German spokes-
man said tonight that ia IL well
known that German troops are
at present In Finland" but de-
ciined any comment on British
reports that 5000 mari troops
recently arrived there
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Rose Show Opens
Saturday Morning

What IL described a. Taeoma's
best Rose show will b held sat
urdAy and Sunday. June II and IS.
In the srmory.
All roses 10 b exhibited must
b at the arnory by . a m. Sat
urdsy. according 10 DIR. 3 " Her
mann. wee president Of the Tacoma
Rnss society.
In the absence ~ DR.. W. ".
Coering. president Of the society.
who was called into army servics.
DR.. Hermann heads the officers In
charge Of the show.
No admission VIII Be charged
either day 70 the show. which IL
the z1st annual exhibition 70 be
sponsored BY the society.
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Loggers Vote to Accept
Proposal TO Go TO Work

2 900 woodworksrs. and the Ever
EFT local Of l 200 wsysrhssussr
and Eclipse mill employees already
had taken similar action.
orton conferred In Washington.
d. C.. with cIo President Philip
Murray who severely ssn~grsd
ortons walkout from ths msdi-
alton boards conferences Adoiph
cermsr. IVA orssnlxstlonsi dirse-
tor. and Worth Lowery. IVA vice
president. also wsrs In washington
Both opposed orton's polleisa-
Meanfime Col. W. n Gree
ley. secretary manager 81 th~
West Coast I.unb<rmes's -
socisfioa. eharEed thai ths
strike 81 lf.0oe western Wssh-
ingfea weedwsrkers wss -
sertSsn = sefbaek 10 nsfiDnai
aefeass q. fhe aircraft siat-
down IN Ingissoed, Calf
Col Greeley said ths Pacific
Northwest. British coislmbas ard
Aiasks we're supplying hiEb-Frads
sltka spruce and Douglas fir for
alrpisns construction DE sddsd
TRAIT many other defense ordsra
wsrs threatened ~ ths waikoul
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Bodies Of Father
And Son Taken
Fromihe Puyallup

Bsfos the terror -stfieksa eyes
Of his nins.yssr old dsughisr. :
~ yssr-oid PuyAlilip father Lest ne
life Thursday evening IN . futile
sitsmpt - save hls ssysh-ysar-old
son from drosnlaE IN fhs ~ ~.
t<rs q ths Fayailnp fiysr
Ths boliss n tn victims. nlen.
ard John Franken and his ssn.
Hienarc. jr- wsfs recovered shortly
before 7 O'clock FRIDAY morning
after Psyailup police ara fire d.
fIelais. county deputy shsnffs ana
ths STATE pairol had abandoned
dragging attempts 81 = late hour.
whsn ths h->Iies sees g.
covered agsasaFe@sn sbeuf .
half niis ~ Puyaiissp Fsiies
Chief Jack Lasfssiy ana ON
esT Mac stssensen. Frsazes
had his arms aFDund BE go
bui both we're eat>sinsd h .
lcoBtinusd On Pass ,. Column -
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BULlETIN

SEATTLE - Delegates from
striking locals Of the international
Woodworkers Of America (CiOD
will meet Saturday night In Olym-
pia 10 shear the report Of IVA
President o. N. orion on possible
new strike-settlsmsnt proposals..
orton was called 70 Washington
earlier this week 10 confer with
clio President Philip Murray.
tAors DetaiIs on Page M
sEATTLE-Esariy / ZOO loggsrs
Friday joinsd a movement within
the ranks Of cTo strikers 10 se-
oept a government peace proposal
twice rejected by o. n. orton.
president Of the Intsrnstionsi
woodworkers Of America
Official. Of the Vail Camp
Mcdonald local yeted -eser-
shelmiBgiy" 10 return - work
under the settlement formula
Of the national defense Snedi-
afi0a board, u Wss AsnouBeed
after n secret ballot IN Oiym-
psa-
Ths FORKS local. representing
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0lympian Added
To r aialiiy List

KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. Toll
q an autonobale accident Thurs
day which killed Maurice Gamma
loBga. important witness In the
governments deportation hearing
against Harry Bridges. rose 70
thres Friday with the deaths Of
John Barlow. 90. father q another
Bridges eAs4 witness and Forrest
Ksgiey. So. Of Olympia. Wash
Barlow. father u Lee Barlow.
seaman. was a Portland railroad
switehmAn and passenger In the
cannaionga car.
Kegiey was riding with his ais
ter. Hrs. y A. Longsksr q Oiym-
pa. who was improved today.
the hospital reported.
Mrs. Marie Mcfarland and Rob
erf J. Dombroff. seahorst. Waah..
were recovering.
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A t<isGrsm 70 T3eons pofla<
from hosfsn FFlasy verified s1@nti.
flesfion % ; reported sbsznes
sFtiss. : John ten wssaasf. I'D n
lsa here. ss ore psnfs6 II -
Massachusetts, city ssnss fsz<
aupl Jsnss . Dslsy Il tn
isostoa police ssssd that th< nasn
10 held in sshsssntisi hail snd ssla
copies - fwe ~taneo'' ~srrsnfe
ssfh hsa ~ $4,000 sn1 to ~
sonspirsey. wlsh hsil 81 f1y5oo. I'll
b Forwarded
Ths mas Nas kn0wa u Ila<Eea
- Joan hoblls. alias George
Fsla6ffes
Isis bail here ~ss - ~ sc 90
after idsnsifsestion vas ms<ss
THURSDAY.
Cspl.is - Deleeils<< -
Fsfr.r saia - pFiseseF 80
S-af<ntiy I'D za.as so<ns -
tempt - aefa1a hi fineex
prinfs vita . ssesiie o. senss
sfher lnsiEaasea1 ~ aseza
lsienflfiesfisa.
Won Waeoaer. - ysars cd. Hss
arrested Ia ne RON a Hotsi Via
throp after = up ~ o ,. ksnyon.
santa Barbara bulldlng eonfFsetor.
whom Won WasoneF aftenaelsd .
trick ~ lhs fanIliaF ~hunegf game
of the lost wallet and race horse
tip
Information obtained - Capt
Farrar was % b turned over e
Prosecutor Tsor c. Toilsfson soms
tine Friday.
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By HARRISON SALISBURY
Foreign News Writer

Germany again threatened
Friday TO sink all shipping
carrying supplies to Britain,
the Royal air force made what
was described as the greatest
attack of the war on the rich
Ruhr industries and allied
columns pressed on Damascus
and Beirut in Syria.
The German challenge was Is
sued in connection with the sinking
of the American freighter. Robin
Moor Berlin sources continued to
say they had no information to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-14
Charges Steamship
Co. Broke UP Home

sAN FhANStsSo - bot1 -
Grindstaff says IN Mccormack
Steamship company brooks W hia
home ~ falling 10 s<nd a cable 10
his wife. ne ASKS $4,000 dam
agss. He aid hiz wife Was IN Rio
On a vacation trip snd ne paid for
bsF passage and wired h<r 70 that
effect When sbs didnt ret the
cable sne considered herself aban-
doned, and nov ana nas remarFied.
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Crushed 10 Death

PAsO ROBLEs-Pvt. Raymond
w. schwsll. ~. attached TO the
Headquarters battalion. 10th Field
artillery. Of Fort Lewis. Wash.
was crushed to death when an
army truck slipped over an en-
bankment and rolled upon his pup
tent, army authorities announced
Friday.
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TORPEDO NAZI WARSHIP
OFF COAST OF NORWAY
It's a Good Record
And Worth Maintaining

(Eduorfai1
Pierce county today is beehive Of Neutrality-suspicious.
and otherwise.
This Is in marked contrast with conditions prevailing
elsewhere in western Washington at other points the
Pacific coast, and in many other communities Of the
nation.
relations here would to indicate that local labor
does not look with sympathy upon the so-caed "out-
law strikes that pledges and contracts are being
observed and that federal mediation machinery would
be respected in case Of dispute.
Even the Clio mill workerlogger strike which affects
at least $4,000 wage-earners in western Washington,
has not involved this county 10 a great extent IVA
Local No 3. comprising ST. Paul Tacoma mill and
camp men and those Of q few smaller concerns has
contract which is being observed by both Sides and It's
1000 members are working.
IVA Local No. 3D. made up Weyerhaeusers men at
Vail, in Thurston county. Buckley Logging companys
employees and those Of certain lesser operations Ia
strike. Its members are not working. No. 81 IL
member Of Twin Districts Council IVA. which has been
defyng federal authority No. il not. No. has its
separate contract.
So then. this Is the picture: OF the 1900 clio
lumber workers striking. fewer than 100 in Pierce
county
This is In keeping with events OF the emergency
period locally.
The labor relations record made during the gigantic
cantonment construction job At Fort Lewis excel
lent-amost unparalleled.
Our big shipyard has not paused because of employee
employer disagreement It's men have lived up 10 the
coast master agreement which has been violated by
San Francisco machinists.
sons resisted extreme pressure by outsiders In order
10 keep the traffic Of this port moving
There are many other similar examples Of fore
bearance and mutual confidence.
Tacoma, result. now il n very bright spot the
national defense map. Let keep II Let us spare
nothing in order TO keep the record unmarried
II IN appropriate time TO congratulate heartily oil
those responsble-worker and employer alike.
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Naches Pass
Road Is Topic
importance to All
Stressed by Coin

Naches pass highway Is getting
along.
At a meeting Of the Kiwanis
club In Buckley Thursday night
Mayor Harry p. Cain pointed out
advantages that win accrue TO all
communities In this area and en-
phasized the strategic position
Buckley will occupy on the pro-
posed super-highway from Puget
Sound to the Columbia basin area
and the Inland Empire.
Friday Mayor Cain conferred
with Gov. Arthur b. IAnglie in re-
gard to the $4,000 appropriation
for the Naches survey and en-
phasized the Importance OF the
project In the cross-stats highway
system.
The Buckley meeting was a joint
Continued on Page ,. Column ~
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AeHIk q 7 o N--PrsaideHf
Roosevelt. suffering from q sire
throat and = slight fever. eancslisd
all appointments Friday. in<iudinx
kls regular prsas conferences and
cabinet mssting. and remained IN
hia room.
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BULLETIN

LONDON - The air ministry
reported tonight that = British
coastal command plane tor
pedoed q Mari pocket battieship
off Norway Friday.
Germany has two pocket bat
tleships left In seryice--the L'it-
COW and the Admiral scheer.
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Nine Persons
Hurt in Crash
Two Cors Collide
South OF Tocomo

A gay vacation TIP 10 n
Portland ross festival ended al
rsptiy three miles south ~ Ts-
coma on ths Olympia highway II
s;io Friday meralaE In = eolllslaa
which injured nine persons.
The injursd included four tour
Isss from Hlllsboro. n. D.. and sns
u them. Mrs. John T. Hong, 70.
~ss reported - ne county ha<pz-
tal 10 be suffering from fairly
severe shock. Both knees and
ankles sIso wers injured.
Solder One Driver
she vas riding In . ear driven
~ Mrs J. G pstsrs. -. of Route
,, Boz ass. Puyallap. et@ts psirsl
headquarters reported that . ear
driven by william n. Devta. ~.
q the - tank eompsny, Fort
Lewis. suddenly turned IN front af
NE Peters ear 10 get 10 . so.d-
side eating plaza
Others In ths Peters ear with
Mira Hong. al a. whom we're
taken 10 tins county hospital re
treatment. ~srs cfaos Hong. -.
suffering from IN injured right
knee and ankls and . cut over ons
eye. Eleanor Hong. 20. with ents
shout the mouth. and Margaret
hsilns. 30. with en- injured lsfs
ankle ell from Hlllsboro. NJ D..
jean Peters, n. with = wrist sut.
and Jerry Peters. .. with en- IN.
hirsd left leg. both from Pssysiiup
To Ferf Hospital
With Dssla. sho also vas re-
ported by ths mans of hsdriE.
on stats patrol records. was James
W. broughton. ~. ~ MechoTa
field. DE suffered fFon . cut ossr |
HE temple and Dsvis face lsesrs-
lions. Both wsfs taken 10 th<
Port Levis hospital.
State P.tseimsn Robinson ed
purss took ths othsr grossp L. ths
eounty hospital. where attendants
said they probably ali would b.
released BY tins snd ~ ths aay.
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Main Street

ssr~. .. l. iflnmlns isft Tbafs-
day On . ysestlan tsip " asiids.
IDA.
Mrs. ". y. rs~resws~4~s wss
70 leave Fna~v fsF of>sr n.y.
VIA. vhsfs shs wsll sp<na -
summer.
D~~. ea.@ss. Ne. 4. sex ga
f.eoms. 70 planning . y&es<s1H
II ~ Fsso. Tea. ~ piii issvs -
Union Fssifie train.
Tseo<ns FssiI<fs hesd~d -
rS>~sa~sf Mary 4 n1n~ay. wsts
In Seattle Hrsdsy stt~n1sns go
tcontlnnsd On fsxs 7. calumn n
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Tallulah Wants Divorce

hENO, ksF- > TaIlulah bank-
head. actreas. daughter d the late
William r. Bankhsad. speaker 81
the House - Representatives. To-
dsy filed suit = divorces Joan
Emery. hsr actor husband.
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confirm the washington announce,

confirm the Wnnfhhs eha ashfo~~N
ment that a Nazi submarine sent
the American ship TO the bottom.
The Raj attack on the Ruhr
area was carried out by hundreds
of planes. some British sources be-
lieved. and the air ministry called
it the greatest attack on the heavy
coal-steel industrial region since
the start of the war. The Ger
mans admitted that the raid was
extensive and caused fires in in
dustrial areas.
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Blonde Is BABY
Is Named 'CooIEie'
Prize couh Won b.
Clsvslond Women

Nkw xoHm = nlenas<lx 49,
1ssAxhf<F fineIIr wss nsms1 ~
1<y. f<lo1ai< =. a oour4<. IN.
psz~esd Iszzusss&d - a<~seeeef
ssmls sts'R rsais sad meslss -
iAifs fsms.
Altar mr. rsq,assf ~ h&lp tive
my b@Dy aenss'e wenf est ID -
iltsfsiiT nllIzaas a fclleN<rs -
ths n.sm<se<a ssslFimoslsl s1<<n-
lures = ns.ne<< - e<sks s9o. no<<
ihe1 <e9oee szzsesflons poa<<d
n. - m&nT i Fs4'ziF<d nenlA
u Fs@a thsns. &c ~ fh< lsa1x<4
chi1 xes1nz. ef=sfaf - n s<s1p:
pT Alias Her Dates AZ qaInEari<f
fans fzssffles EaiEfsx and 1n6n
ftotD - maze : d<elslon.
VEL nzs=al~ss ssA<'s $3.50
\ Cee4le
A namb<f q pesHcns suggested
thi& names 81 kks. fIerman nar-
ken. toszi flsmp<1en ere. clex<-
and. O.. = L. sins<r u fhe grand
pEize b<e&uze 81 nestness en1 -
cogeneF q hsF aomlna<ien e 81
- N appropriateness q her So
xeetlon
Mira nszk<a s6ieeled the name
cockis ~peeatzse her daddy i ~
ways thanking q something IL eak
- -. 4. a.M.4.as - = 1919. + =
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Allied Columns Press On
In Syria; British Bomb
Nazi Industrial Areas
GERMANS ADMIT DAMAGE IS HEAVY

mascus awaiting the outcome Of
negotiations In which II was hoped
peaceful entry into the ancient
city could be arranged. The French
continued TO claim that strong re-
Continued on Page q. Column -
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HOPE FOR PEACEFUL
DAMASCUS ENTRY

The luftwaffe continued its lull
in operations over Britain.
In Syria allied columns were re-
ported camped just outside Da-
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BEIRUT, Syria Fiercely eoun'

BEIRUT, Syria-Fiercely eoun-
ter-attacking Vichy troops were
reported tonight to have driven an
allied force. which had penetrated
the outskirts of Saba, out OF the
Lebanese port, ~ miles south Of
Beirut.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-14

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roth To ABANDON
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returned - ths vess<i.
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