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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Committee Urges
Speedy Enactment
OF New Navy Bill
WARRINGTON

WAste1NGTON - The house
naval affair. COMMITTEES Thursday
approved q u. ZOO ooo 600 smsrr.
snoy authorization program far
more ships. ship yards. EBn sns
srmor factories and prossotlan al
the fleet from air attack.
Ths new naval expansion hgll
together with another new msss.
ure 10 Increase the number ~
naval officers. sss given psecs-
dsnrs ~ ihs house iio,iss Demo
cratic Leader John W. hecormsas
announced that these measures
would be considered nest Tuesday
or Wednesday and nothing would
he permitted ahead ~ thsm sse.p,
the Inaugural ceremonies
The COMMITTEES urged speedy en-.
ao,msnt 81 ths final dfsfi Of the
measure which vas worked oft
after q brief meeting with navy
officials
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Pierce Senator Bill Would Require
Medical Tests Prior 10 Marriage

compulsory insurance for svsfy
motorist. costing $3.50 a year. to
guarantee damages 70 any person
injured IN or BY the automobile.
The program would 10 administer
sd by the labor and Industries de-
psriment
Sen. n ,. Atkinson. D. King.
filed a bill on civil liberties. re
stricting cities and other units Of
government from preventing
pickefing. meetings or advertising
Three bill. relating 10 the
state public service depart
msnt ~sr. nIsd. One by sea.
Joe DrunbsIisf, D.. SPOKANE.
would place under ia inspes-
ton and regulation all hStsi.,
restaurants. apartment houses
beer pariors IN cities bet~eea
1880 and 1880 population.
Olympia would fall In that
siass.
N. second. BY Ser. James r.
Sullivan. D.. King. would require
the department 70 uss public
ufiiiiys sEsessed valuation and
double Il ~ find IL rate base. Tie
third restricted uss 81 meters b.
telephone companies
Other bills filed Included ones
giving stevens and Pend Orsille
counties each q member ~ the
house Of representatives, and grant
ing persons accused 81 contempt
~ justice court night 20 a jury
trial before another Judge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Name British
Minister 10 j. S.

LONDON 49, The appointment Of
Sir Gerald Campbell. British high
commissioner TO Canada. as min
lister TO Washington. means that
for the first time in history Britain
will have an ambassador and two
ministers on duty in the United
States, the foreign office said
Thursday.
Sir Gerald will take over his
rev duties as soon as Lord Hall
fax. the new ambassador. reaches
Washington He Is stepping down
from a higher rank in Canada 10
take the Washington job. II was
understood that Foreign Secretary
Anthony Eden personally had re-
euested him 10 make the change
IS demonstration Of good will
toward the United States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

WASHINGTON - Secretary Of
War Henry L. Stimson said Thurs
day he believed the United States
would be in very great danger Of
invasion by air in the contingency
that the British navy should be
destroyed or surrender"
Stimson. testifying before the
house foreign affairs committee
in support OF the administration
aid-to-Britain bill. made the state
ment IN response 10 question by
Rep. Hamilton Fish r. y. Y
Fish said advocates Of the bill
seemed 10 base their support on
the fear OF invasion and he asked
stimson's opinion Of the hkeh-
hood Of invasion.
II think We are In very
great danger of m invasion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Girl 10 Trial
For Homicide

Selection Of jury 10 hear the
negligent homicide trial of Elsie
MART. 74-year-oid deputy auditor.
proceeded slowly Thursday In
Judge Ernes, NJ. Cards court.
Miss MART. whose office In
which sh. serves as election board
clerk. IL only a few doors from the
courtroom, watched with calm IN
,srest a. her attorney, Anthony
NJ. ursieh, and Deputy Prosecutor
Hugo hstxisr. Ir. quix,si those
drawn from the panel
Tho young woman faces Tho se'
cunatlon that she WAS under tho
influence 81 liquor and Negligent IN
her driving the night of sept 20.
last fail. when her car struck
George A. cuHtsfson At the SO
3sth and Pacific ave intersection.
custAfson. ~ years old. died tao
hours after the accident
A Fort Lewis soldier who saw
the accident. and = BuTnbsr ~ city
police officers were sssn waiting
In the corridor outside the court
room ss tho jury wa being
ssieoted
nost - the "a persons who
testified before cofonsrs Jury
a week after the accident were
expected 10 be called ss witnesses
Thursday afternoon AMI F1d.y.
some on each aide.
they differed widsly IN their
versions ~ The accident. psftieu-
larry on the subject ~ iiapof. Tfs
ooronsrs jury attributed sorns
blame 10 both Miss MART and Gus
tafson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
U. S. Program
Anglers Japanese

TOKYO - Newspapers. de-
handing that the government
prepare the country for all
possible developments in
view OF Americas program
for aiding Britain. charged
Thursday I h At the United
States was challenging Japan.
Germany and Italy.
Angry headlines showed the re-
action from the statement made
by Secretary Of State Cordell Hull
Wednesday 10 N. house foreign
affairs committee. urging fullest
aid n Britain
United States, battling
phantom over Pacific ocean.
misinterprets and violently
abuses Japan" blaLoned
yomiuri.
America again announce. war
challenge % AK. of three powers.
headlined Nichi Nichi
Unofficial commentators In dip
lomstic quarters said that the
United States. not Japan. sought
70 dominate the Pacific.
The foreign office regarded
Secretary HulI's statement ss
80 important that they de-
rlfned 10 romm<nt on N mend
ing receipt Of official dis-
patches from the embassy at
Washington.
Newspapers In editorials com
bined with their demand for fun
preparations for Developments. a
demand that Japan speed negotia-
tons with the Netherlands East
Indies 70 th~srt alleged Anglo
American attempts 70 disrupt
Japsn's program IN the South Seas.
Their line Of argument. In edi-
torisls Of sort which are often
officially inspired, was that the
United States in its lesse-lend leg
islsuon proposed 70 abandon its
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

Out At the s1st Division canton
ment houses are going M. almost
like magic. while you watch. Stand
in the center Of the cantonment
and as far as the eyes can see in
all directions. there are houses.
Row after row Of them. with more
going mp on all sides.
There IL found . complete
sawmill. = lumber yard, con-
crete mixing plants. even
spur track upon which freight
trains wheel. And men and
trucks are everywhere. "a
thick a. ants and just ~
busy. Only three months ago
there was nothing there en-
cept bare prairies. Aladdin's
genii Of the lamp couldn't
have done better.
Figures on construction work.
as revealed by Capt. w. w. Nc
Donald Of the construction quar-
termaster's office at McChord
field, are pretty startling.
Since work began in October
the various projects have been
keeping some $500 men employed
daily. The men are well paid.
Common isbor goes at s7.2O a
day. Payroll for the construction
army runs approximately $4,000
q week.
But payroll Is merely one OF the
big items on the construction com
pany's expense sheets. There are
lots Of others. Materials. for in
stance. Here's a list OF part Of
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

OLYMPIA = Rep. Fred J,
Martin. D., Skagit, move z
Thursday to prevent futu
election contes S over
straight-ticket voting such as
featured the Langlie-Dill
post-election fight.
He introduced bill in the house
70 provide straight ticket voting,
by putting cross in the circle un-
der the party name, and providing
that q mark opposite the name Of
any other political candidate on
the ticket shall he disreearded by
those counting the ballots.
Further. the bill provides
that N q voter desires TO vote
for candidates OF more than
one political party, he shall
not mark a cross In the circle
under the party name, hut
shall place his mark or marks
In squares opposite the name
Of candidate or candidates for
whom he wishes TO vote.
The Washington legislature got
off TO late start Thursday,
neither house scheduling any ac-
Invites until afternoon because of
the inaugural ball held Wednesday
night honoring Gov. Arthur B.
Langlie.
There was not much the legis-
lators could do Neither Speaker
Edward J. Reilly or Lieut.. Gov.
Victor A. Meyers could draft their
committees during the two-day
fight over seating Langlie. Both
expected 10 have them completed
within the next day or two Until
committees are appointed no bills
of any consequence can b. brought
out and passed.
= The senate still had two vacant
seats while special investigating
committees delved into whether
Mrs. Agnes H Gehrman of Ray
mond and Lenus Westman OF
Arlington should be seated.
Sen. Albert Rosellini, D.. King.
chairman of the group probing the
Gehrman election, said his COM
mite would ask the senate Thurs
day to give it another week TO
complete its work. II has examined
1000 of the 500 votes cast in
Pacific and Grays Hsrbor counties
where former Senator T. c
Bloomer charges he was defeated
by irregular vote-counting.
The committee probing West.
mans former membership in the
Communist party has not held 9
meeting yet Sen. Shirley Marsh
d, Cowlitz, chairman, said il woulc
meet Monday when added informa.
ton on Westman would be avail
able.
The house was expected TO aci
on SB4, appropriating $4,000 Il
increase legislators pay from s!
10 $40 day by granting them liv
ing expenses. The measure passet
the senate Wednesday % TO Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Structures at F ort Lewis
Go Up Almost Like Magic
Under Defense PROGRAM
Nv I'D MEAGHER
Tacoma Ttmes STAFF writer

Money. men and machines terrific combination II you
really want something done tossing city almost as
big Yakima twice the size of Olympia vast prairie
north of Fort Lewis
he forces each in prodgious quantities are fling
ing another Fort Lewis and AT the same time
are fevershy at work dozen more comparatively
reservation.
Ii and the resultant national defense program
bring all this building activity But thrust that thought
aside Its good news hg for Tacoma and the state
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

OLYMPIA companion bill 10
gin marriage law
va, filed in the senate Thursdsy
by Sen. Ted Schroeder. d. Pierce.
requiring young couples 10 pass
medical examinations befofe they
can secure their wedding licenses.
The 1883 session passed
Law requiring a three day wait
before issuance Of the permits.
senator sehroedsr's bin stated
it, purpose a. an effort To
prevent diseased persons from
getting married. u would re-
guire for sarh applicant =
doctors examination and blood
test for syphilis.
He also flied = bin ssiiing up
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

neutrality and AID all demOcrs-
eiss against ali totaiitarian ~
tons al a uus when Japan had
jusi linked itself with Germany
and Italy
AsAhi, asserting that the
sinking 81 the LisitaniA
brought tn. United States into
the last war. but only after
two years, said that the situa-
tion today Was charged with
the danger Of an Immediate
explosion and that all that
Nas needed wzs the igniting
match
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Car Kills Pedestrian

PORTLAND Frederick Muller.
-. died Wednesday night shortly
after he was struck by an suio-
mobile while ~JsySaiking" across
a Portland street The driver of
the ear. Everett . Gottsehalx, "a.
was not heid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Power Purchase
Farley Resumed

SEATTLE - Secret negotiations
for purchase OF the 1927 900. 900
Puget Sound Power a Light Co.
resumed here Thursday by author-
ties Of the Bonneville administrs-
ton and public utility district com
missioners.
A. G. Ziebell. president Of the
PUD associa ton, said he did not
know how long the conferences
would continue. Meetings were
held In New York Jan. S and 2
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

kETGHfkAs. Alaska 80 cfol
psrshosasemsn sstanlisnsd picksss
81 southeastern Alaska eosd stor-
age plants Thursday 70 prevent
handling ~ fan after operators
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
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Mrs. n. r. CogsweIl was elected
president OF the Washington
Dahha society Wednesday night
Others elected were Mrs. Henry
Nicodet. vice president; Mrs. Flor
ence Robso secretary. and
Francis Glanfield. treasurer. Clar-
ence Tryon, retiring president. and
Mrs. Glenn Dunlap and Mrs. Mil
ton Smith were named to the
board of directors. The meeting
was held at the home of Mrs. l..
NJ. Schroeder, 1911 So. Verde at.
Ross W. Copeland, superintend-
ent at the Seattle Tacoma Ship
building Corp. celebrated his
birthday Thursday by installing
the smokestack on motorship
No. /. The Cape Alsva. Declared
the event spanned two decades TO
the time he experienced the same
incident IN the old Todd yards on
the same site.
Ward Estey, N. b. OF W official,
/ is back from a soJourn in Death
Valley. Estey contracted flu here
during the winter. spent days in
Tacoma General hospital, and con-
valescent, decided to go to Death
Valley southern California; for
some heat. He returned TO Tacoma
Tuesday night; the heat wasn't so
hot down there.
Capt. Orville Sund. chief Of oper-
atoms for the Foss Launch d Tug
Co. this week is making a quick
business trip to San Francisco. he
made a similar junket last week
When Bertha NJ. TAYLOR forgot
her office key Wednesday morning
she found the courthouse provided
handily with man with second
story talents. Peter Pete, best
known for his skill as a fisherman,
climbed in through the transom az
easily as if he did 1t every day.
Robert l.. Bob Huffman, gen
eral manager Of the Munson Motor
Co.. was giving visitors the shivers
Wednesday by showing them a
dozen or more late model cars
which were recently smashed in
accidents and towed in for repairs
Al Gehri, local plumbing con-
tractor AMI occasional Satevepos
author, is more interested in IN,
night kind Of plumbers than the
right KIND Of phrases these days
He admits he could use a dozen Of
, them, al $50 per hour. which i,
bit higher than prevailing maya.
zine word rates
a new member Of Rhodes post
American Legion. IL X. q. Still
man. who has belonged 10 nine Le
Continued on Page 5. Column 2
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2 More Guard Units
To Lewis on Feb. 3

FEB. has been set by the war
department for inducing is more
national guard units, including
1880 officers and men. into fed
ersl service Going 10 Fort Lewis
will be the 205th coast artillery Of
Washington and the is4th field
artillery Of California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Commits Suicide

PULLMAN-Jsck Veroske, En-
tist. sophomore chemistry student
NJ Washington State college. dec
~ Colfsx late Wednesday OF a
self-inricted bullet wound in the
temple
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Governor Pledges Support
To Our No. l Project!


The apparent lethsrre attitude Of state officials toward
demands for construction of and greater Narrovs
bridge abruptly altered Wednesday.
Neglect Of the state highway department, the toll
bridge authority 10 enunciate policy the
vital bridge need has been Of In Pierce
county.
Now that Is ended
II Is ended because Governor Arthur Iansis. In
his inaugural address announced his administration
intends In s~e that span II thrown across the
Nsrrows.
That Lange familiar with IN. wrecked bridges short
history evident when he said:
The importance of this bridge essential part az
our highway transportation system clearly demon
beyond that which originally anticipated and have
reason 10 expect further increase
As matter Of fact langhe ready weeks ago
to pledge action toward bridge. hut the election
contest caused him In hesitate To euunciate policies
until ~ settled.
Once in office he made himself clear his Narrows
bridge intentions when h. went
This structure not only - essential n the development
Of The contiguous 10 N, large industrial and
msrctdi ceneFs. but essential part of Hfsgrafsd
transportation system sertne defense nosds eonnsno
Ppge Sound navy yard and Fort Letcis Nth the rail aud
icdtcr transportation terminals.
In The interest OF completing job started. rs
must derelop plans and method for rseonstraetiag
irhen pieicd in constitute permanent structure that
cN reflect credit upon The Pacific Norfhmssf"
lie closed by asking the legislature Ia cooperate.
Tacoma and Pierce county look forward with
confidence the time distant II the
has his way) when and greater will ~ under
construction.
II should be our Number One community project.
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ........,....H.zz7, 900
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Raj Stages
Bliiuaid on
Axis Bases!
Germany. lsolY
Admit DuznoQe at
Numerous Dosss


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range bamhsra attacking
,ermanys great WiIhelms-
haven naval base and part
Throughout the night. cAused
extensive fires In target
areas. tho air ministry A.
serted Thursday.
rns wsii lnsermed nsllisn Pres
sssoesstian s.rastsd that the raid
an wiIssimshssen ~ss shs heaviest
and mast snrcsssfui made ~
british planes slrre the wsr start
81 and expressed belief that Il
would h~ "snms eonst<l<vshie time
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hatisflag ~ Wslhelms
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on Portsmouth, ami
British naval ba.ss. and
man dive bombing plane
On tina Mediterranean fleet
sicily strait
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killed and 80 ~sunasd IN tbs VIII
hslmshasen faldf
This naval base 81 Wtlhsims-
haven wss the main obleetivs ~
Wednesday nixhrs or~rsfians ~
,hs bomber command. sid an <ir
ministry uommanlaus. Attacks.
phleh continued throughout the
night. caused extensive fires IN
the target sfes.
Earlier. In . ons s@ntsnss stale
mssl, the air ministry hsd asl1
that planes ~ tne bomb<r scass
Fnasd had made . concentrated
and highly saeesssfai" attack oa
tins wilbsifnshsssn naval haze.
rss nsssssh s6~setsa ~
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1afplsnss II bsosEss do~n IN
ths FRIDAY engagement and Az
other 20 70 80 destroyed on ne
ground At shs sss Sszi diss~
bomber base Al c.f2nss. sicily.
me loss Of me aoufhsmptoa
~as admitted BY tbs admiralty
Thafsa.y. rhs cruiser vss hndiy
damaged BY ssxl bombs. ssagss
fire and vas sunk BY ~ ersw
Nhsn they found themselves unable
Ia Tow Il 10 port
Reports from Lob1on Indicated
that msjor Brftish operations
against Ethiopia and Italian East
Africa may get underway shortly.
Lille 81
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a new member Of Rhodes post.
American Legion. II X. q. Still
man. who has belonged 10 nine L.
CONTINUED on Page 5. Column q
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Capt. Orville Sund. chief Of oper-
atoms for the Foss Launch d Tug
Co. this week is making a quick
business trip to San Francisco; he
made similar junket last week.
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-29
BY HENRY McLEMORE-

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 90. CUP
Roy Waldron is rapidly acquiring
a reputation as the hard-luck train
er of the turf. He scored his first
and probably only-major tri-
umph when Gallahadion sneaked
past Bimelech in the Kentucky
Derby but since then he has col
lected nothing but a few useless
nomination blanks. His latest blow
came with the discovery that Gal
lahadion will not train up to the
100000 Santa Anita Handicap and
that his employer, Mrs. Ethel V.
Mars, won't be able to watch her
silks in that race The boys
who have installed Challedon as a
81 favorite in the future book on
the golden gallop may also find
their pretty bubbles broken. w. L.
Brann's rangy Marylandbred rap
ped himself the other day and
won't be able to take his first start
until the Santa Anita track dries
out-which may be never :.
Speaking of the rain, they now
identity a California native son as
a man who has lived in the state
since the day they were supposed
to open the Albany track =.
We trust Mike Jacobs will let
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-29
Today's Sport Parade

nothing alter his plan to take Lew
jenkins, Fritzie Zivic, Billy Conn
and Joe Louis to Nassau for
boxing exhibition in which Edward
Duke of Windsor, is interested. =.
I would swim to Nassau underwater
to listen to Uncle Mike chatting
with the Duke in government
house. and explaining to his royal
highness the ins and outs of ia
cobS Beach Mike could take
Mushky Jackson along as his liai-
son officer . And Harry Balogh
and Fatso Zucherman as official
Interpreters E. =.
Gene Mako, who is making ten
mis- comeback after his "layoff'' by
the U. S. L. T. A, has announced
that he soon will have devastat-
ing, cannonball service instead of
the Aunty Pity Pat delivery that
has handicapped him in the past -.
We will know the revolution has
arrived when Mako finally does
come up with a real service and
frankie Parker develops a decent
forehand The Pacific Coast
Football conference. after all these
years, has decided that good eye
sight is important in its officials,
and will make the arbiters get an
okay from an optician before being
assigned work next fall :. If you
don't think baseball magnates are
smart, knowing men. how can you
explain the delightful argument
between the heads of the Detroit
and Cleveland clubs as to which is
higher paid, Buck NeWsom of Bob
Feller . Never in history was
there a better time for such dis
cusSion :. . Jim Dandy, whose de-
feat of Gallant Fox and Whichone
in the Travers at Saratoga in 1880
provided one of the major turf up
sets of all time, is being brought
back in his 14th year for training
do n OliOW IIoI DC llC DiS hNAAO"
who paid off at 100 TO | is here
on the coast and started schooling
a week or two ago .
Now that Sam Snead has won an
other golf tournament, his fellow
pros are on his bandwagon again
Half a dozen of them told me
that in 72 hole tournament
Snead, rated off his ability to hit
the ball, should spot the field four
to five shots . Note to Tony Ga
lento: Don't come out here to
fight Turkey Thompson . The
big colored fellow will knock your
head off quicker than you car
knock the head off stein of beer
. Uncle Sam owes Steve Over
and the New York Giants a deb
of gratitude . The Giants spen
all last fall getting Granny Lans
dell, former All-America from u
S. c., in shape, and now the arm!
has him =.