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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-16
France Now
To Risk All
With Nazis

vICHY. France = Marshal
Henri Philippe Petain told
France in a radio address to-
night that France must col
laborate with Germany in
Europe and Africa.
The aged marshal declared that
France by necessity" must seek
an understanding with Germany
and that therefore she must col
laborate with Adolf Hitier's plans
for Europe and Africa.
These plans have been officially
described - calling for fun col
liberation Of France In Germany's
new order" IN Europe and the
establishment OF Africa ~ . great
colonial pool to feed Europe with
raw materials.
II approved in principle. T"
said Petdin. the meeting Of
Vice Premier Admiral Jean
Francois Darlan toith Hitler
IN Germany"
I'VE W1H continue negotid-
tions," said Petdin, until we
reach agreement.
II cal on all Frenchmen 10
foiioU me IN the path OF
honor and national interest
so that France can overcome
her defeat, and save her rank
as a European and colonial
poUer.
You have learned that Admiral
Darian recently talked in Germany
with Chancellor Hitler" Pstain
told France. IT had approved In
principle that meeting. That new
meeting enables W 10 light the
road before us and continue the
conversations engaged with the
German government
ut N no longer n question
today for public opinion.
which IL often anxious because
n h badly Informed. 10 weigh
our chances, Measure our risks
and Judge our gestures.
1T IL = question" Petain said.
FOR you Frenchmsn. following ms
without questioning on the roads
Of honor and national interest
III with rigid public discipline
we are able successfully To con-
elude these negotiations, Francs
can overcome her defeat and con-
serve In the world her rank ~ .
European and colonial power.
That, dear friends, h all !
have to tell you today"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-16
CMC Walkoui
Is Postponed

WASHINGTON - The United
Antomoblls Workers union lcioI
early Thursday postponed for -
hours ia scheduled o N. strike
NJ 81 Csnerai Motors corporation
plants 10 permit company Officials
tlms 10 decide ~hsthsr 20 accept
o. reject defense mediation board
recommendations for = settlement
Ths uniosis representatives hsys
accepted ths boards settlement
plan. subject 20 ratification ~
thsir Members . fornality. They
agreed 10 postpons their striks
after the board early today offered
tbs company ~ hours until t.io
.. m tomorrow reach . De-
einlon.
Ths boards recommendations
we're not revealed ard vill not -
rads public until they are 80
esptsd o. rejected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-16
Pension Union
Challenges Law

OLYMPIA - The Washington
Old Age Pension Union late We'd
nesdsy filed a superior court suit
against Acting Social Security Dr.
rector Olaf L. Olsen attacking con-
stitutionality Of 1871 law requir-
ing the union 70 file public reports
Of all contributions and sxpendi-
lures
The suit contended section 7 Of
the Law was invalid because II was
non germsins 10 the rest Of the
Law. which applied only TO blind
pensions. II charged Olsen and
King County Prosecutor B. Gray
Warner In February. 1912. would
hsrrass the union and force Il 10
file the report
The section requires il 10 reveal
all contributions Of SIS or more a
year and make q detailed statement
Of how money was spent.
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Approved ~ the Metal Trades
Counsel II Tacoma this ws<k. ed
submitted 70 ths lnsmisFsnsp TEN
brselng II craft unlonsl feF Fsfi.
fieation bsfors May ~. tina follow.
Ing agrssmsnt covers repair sB1
eoassfslon work assumed - Ia
coma strip and t,pat yards
Wages ths bass - IN
MASTER contract Toe pNeifie eoaat
ns~ snip eoasfFzsciion. IN sddt-
tlonai ia PEI csnt. Deassas ssxss
for oysFfins work.
Vacations Annsaai xseaflaas e
one week wikh pay
Durnflen AgFsemsnt h ~ -.
fectivs a. long a. ina pFssemi a.
tional emergency exists uHier
presidential proeIamaiien: not Ices
than txo years IN any ssknt. May
b. opened for negotiation 10 April
ietz for rsadpastmens II wages.
but basic minimum rates not 70 b
disturbed.
hhift WoFk - Premiums - b4
pad on second and lizard anlfts
with first. or day. sniff a. bass
fer minimuma.l
Ceastwt1e RFopoaifion
fThs ao-ealled repair contract
IL a cpastwids proposition. cbisf
difference from the no-cailed
master contract - the us per
cent additional wages. and d0ibie
time instead q tine and . half
fof 0ssFtlms.l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-16
Soviets Get
Machinery

WARRINGTON --sThs unitsd
statas has resumed shipments n
soms machinery 10 Soviet Russia
II was learned Thursday.
The machinery which the United
States recently permitted 10 b
exported % Russia Vas Understood
10 compris< textile and shas-mak-
Ing machines. FOR several months
the United states has permitted
small shipments - IN estimated
81 .oo0. 900 worth-of machine tools
10 Russia and u was understood
that Wednesdays talk s<tresn
Secretary 81 state cordeIl Hull
and Russian Ambassador constsn-
tin ournansky Included discussion
Of the possibility of resolving more
export licenses for maehins tools
and other machinery.
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Recent visitors at the office of
Congressman John NJ. Coffee In
Washington. ID. c. were T. y.
tEute) Murphy and Judge John C.
Bowen.
MIR. and Mrs. c. Howard Arm
strong of Steilacoom lake cele-
brate their birthdays on adjoining
dates. Towards birthday was cele-
brated Tuesday. his wifs's wednes-
day.
Lieut.. Wilbur II. Wood spoke
Wednesday noon at the luncheon
meeting of the Tacoma Gyro club
at Hotel Winthrop. At request Of
MeChord field command, his re-
marks were off the record"
John 4. Fletcher is looking for
ward to the ninth annual conven-
ton of Young Democratic clubs TO
be held at Hotel Winthrop June
6 and Z.
Mrs. Clarence Lyonais has re-
turned home from Spokane, where
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Sam Gallucci
Goes TO Trial

Testimony that sam Gsllneci.
diminutiys ss year old Portland
gardener. had nIzas thsssll he
would get" HE former wife. wss
promised Thursday ~ his trial
for first degree assault opened In
Judge Ernest NJ. Cards court.
Mrs. Rose Malfatti. 4s-yesr-old
former wife OF Gallucci. was
scheduled by Prosecutor Thor g.
Tollsfson 10 take the stand and
relate events Of five years past
which gave her reason 10 believe
Callucci fired two shots at her
last Dec. ~ through = door a.
her home At sii Ia. sist NJ. She
was wounded In thu shoulder BY
one Of the bullets
A son-in-iaw. Gina Certe=i.
who declares hs had heard
0aiiueci make threats and
also that he saw HE father
in-isw running from the house
that night, also vas ts testify.
Shortly before the jury Of five
women and seven men was Sworn
in. police officers earned into the
courtroom q bullet perforated
screen door and = chair with
shattered back 10 BE- introduced
for examination by tina jury.
The little gardener. who has
denied any knowledge Of thu shoot
Ing. was arrested q fsw hours
after the event 1t thu homs Of
Frank csrbons. at 1919 10. cslsh-
man. aeroas town from ths Nal
fstti home. he has been held In
the county jail since.
The day before ths shooting
Gailsei had appeared ~ the
funeral Of Mrs. MsIfstsf's
mother and again af ths
grayesids services. Members
Of thu family told sffiosrs ~
appeared extremely nsrvoas.
Mrs.. Mslfatti said Callucei had
shot her IN thu foot during
quarrel five years ago.
Scientific testimony to show
powder grains on CaIlucei's coat
was 10 b introduced. tina stats
revealed. In calling az one Of its
witnesses. DR.. Charles p. Larson
OF Tacoma General hospital. who
has examined tina elothlng.
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Two Vessels
Launched Here

Each noteworthy u its own
right, two new vessels were
launched Wednesday evening by
Tacoma boatyards.
The biggest and finest vessel Of
its type ever seen locally. the tuna
clipper Anna NJ. took to the water
at the Western bodybuilding Co.
without formal ceremony.
Built for the account OF William
Magellan and associates. San
Diego, the Anna NJ. will be valued
at $4,000 when completed the
latter part of July.
She In lis feet long and II
engined with 5a5-horsepower
Enterprise diesel. Her keel
was laid approximately slx
months ago.
The luxurious big craft will en-
gage in the fisheries Of the Gala
pago archipelago and the Central
American coast for the Van Camp
Seafood Co. Of San Diego.
Launched at the same time at
the Peterson Boat Co. yards on
middle waterway was a new naval
vessel TO be completed in mid-July
as a minesweeper.
Commenced some two
months ago ~ a fishboat for
the account of John Brescovich,
the vessel Is q 97-footer Of the
purse-seine type.
The navy recently purchased the
craft for addition to the coastal de-
Tense fleet and. like others of the
type already converted to naval
service. the unnamed boat is
painted warship grey.
Brescovich. owner of several
well-known local fishboats, Thurs
day was already making arrange
ments for construction Of a new
s2-foot purss-seiner at the same
yards.
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Senate 0kehs
Transfer Of
Seized Ships

WASHINGTON -The SEN
ate Thursday passed and re-
turned to the house a bill
authorizing requisitioning of
about 100 foreign ships IN
United States ports, after de-
feating an attempt to for
bid their transfer to Great
Britain.
Just before passage OF the bill,
Sen. Josh Lee, D.. Okla. called on
President Roosevelt to proclaim a
war emergency" and use the navy
and air force in the most effec-
tive manner possible to guarantee
defense of the Western hemis-
phere."
The ship bill was passed by
n vote of 50 to 20. OF the 100
or more ships that might be
affected, the maritime COM
mission has definite plans to
take over 81, possibly includ-
ing the SsO,O00.000 French
luxury liner Normandie.
Passage of the bill and Lees
speech topped these developments:
"A suggestion by Sen. Burton
X. Wheeler. D., Mont, that
Mr.. Roosevelt attempt to negotiate
a European peace on the basis
that Rudolf Hess flight to Britain
shows a crumbling of German
morale.
"A decision by Sen. Charles w.
4 Tobey. R., n. H, to delay
introduction of his controverted
anti-convoy resolution. He planned
to offer ii as an amendment to the
ship-requisitioning bill, but indi-
Gated that he probably would take
no action until after Mr.. Roose-
Welt has addressed the nation on
May 81.
Lee said the best use" OF the
navy and air force should be de-
eided by defense officials and acted
upon-whether 1t means convoy of
materials to Britain or occupation
of strategic" positions on the
west coast of Africa.
Presenting what he termed a
program to give America "one
final chance TO avoid total wal"
Lee said a proclamation Of war
emergency could place factories
on a seven-day week, 24-hour day
basis and do away with the bust
ness as usual psychology"
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OLYMPIA - Adjutsnt General
Nsuries Thompson ended a years
Of service as head Of the Wash
ington National Guard Thursday
By reiinquishing his position to
Lieut.. Col Walter J. DeLong, who
was appointed BY Gov. Arthur B.
Lsnglie 70 succeed him On June
Is. Thompson becomes supertn-
tendent Of the State Soldiers home
and colony at Orting.
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THE WAR TODAY

Great Britain officially i'm
piled Thursday that Adolf
Hitler sent Rudolf Hess to
Scotland in an effort to trick
Britons into a peace on axis
terms, rejected negotiations
with the axis and promised to
strike swiftly at German air
planes moving through
French Syria toward the lraqi
oil fields.
First official word on the mys-
FERROUS Hess case came from
Ernest Bevin. minister Of labor,
who called the No. Man a
murderer" said he believed that
Hitler knew Of the fantastic flight
to Scotland and that he would
never negotiate with the Nazi
leaders.
Bevin's statement obviously
was issued with official APP
prevail but Prime Minister
Winston Churchill chose 10
keep the Germans guessing ~
TO what, n anything. Hess has
revealed by pcstponing a full
statement to the house Of
commons. Churchill merely
defended the governments de-
lay In revealing the arrival Of
Hess and promised an exten-
siye statement as soon -
possible.
On the war front, the most
important revelation Of the day
was a statement by British For
eign Secretary Anthony Eden that
German planes were using Syrian
air bases in moving Nan propa-
gandists and technicians
runners of invssion-into the Iraqi
battlefield.
Broadcast Unconfirmed
Still another angle OF the Near
East problem was raised by a
broadcast Of the Baghdad radio
station--unconfirmed elsewhere -
that Soviet Russia had permitted
Russian pilots to volunteer for
Continued on Page 3. Column ~
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Two-Day Music
Festival Opens
Here on Friday

Last minute arrangements were
completed Thursday for the enter
tainment of 800 superior high
school musicians from Washing
ton. Oregon, Idaho and Montana
who will be here Friday and Sat
urday for the National High
School Music Competition-Festival
OF Region No. 1.
The festival IL held under
auspices of the National
School Band association, Ma
tional School Orchestra asso-
citation. and National School
|. Vocal association, affiliates of
Y the Music Educators National
Conference.
The festival brings to Tacoma
$50 bands and orchestras and small
ensembles and 325 vocal and in
strument soloists. AL of them
have participated in the state con-
tests and won a superior rating.
Festival headquarters VIII be al
Jason Lee junior high school, where
tContinued on page 4. Column y
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f==Its Told Today Exclusively In The II
plot BEHIND FLIGHT OF HESS
No. 3 Nazi Has No vital
Information for Briiish;
Hoped 10 Thwari Churchill

LoNpoN-Ths Il TIE true ntory mueh Of Il un
Hszs expressed belief Or pretended b>pf IN rves 4
s.ss s . the pSss q =. s-S ss e, 80 xs n &
TO q few q soowir In England - cold end ~
..a y sss.~ss ar.. !. sss-s ~ % - ~ : ~ss
certain ss's' sas s picture ~ asa'sy
s~ss-s ~@@ss@ 80 ~A>- - rss~
. =. Dot, s., :. ., - .ss - : :. - :. :; s
l..psss hssss - sA>' nsss.-s = .g.s<
N. ':s'.ss =: s : -. s.. = -: ..s , =
miles from ne sasss estate sss'.sd ps>sA > e~sn 80
aorrD sror asuaon1 nrur~c.
s-ss.al. position sns.~ v~s1
Ne believed or pretended 10 s>asv. .As PRISE m.ks. w..a.
ca..hn and small sang .ssaa s~ ~s's Ne s~y
Therefore. he hoped or pretended 10 hspe fkaf Az
could personally establish contact wh f<w god
,sH sAs~ a. aIrsady .sss ,a<ad'ag ns s.Is .ssIl
a~d establish peace "bstwseH iAs fpe wsaf Gsvmess
ans.ssy held a@.- s-n@f- .sa cans to sr. :.
sci. appointed apostle q peace o. s merely gsssssd lid As
NO SPLIT IN NAH PARTY skEN
There has not hs slightest aens~ disclosed
the British sappeu ss-sy
Britain result Il sput IN Nsz hsA
!. the N. b NEST pspalsr = Britain
Nor has there been the ehtes evsds.ss tat Hess NJ
'''ss % X % s sss ss' ~ ~ ss. z =. s
apostle u agent MAJ pn pnson.1s1
devoted 10 Hitler u
II Il probably significant that p<on@r
There u NO that Il any might b
friendly useful refugee like Hermann Rsss<has
ptsilty here
CARS SEEM ~ KsCAfn nroHx
Ths suspicion. ss p'ss~AeA lesasn,@ly y
msiy q observers partly xsps
% Mes s.s.ps nom osn.ay t'-r psss'ht~s Hs fsn
In 1884 according slr Nsvs
have h~sa known ihresEhoaf o<rm~ay sppAsd
party leaders
Vet s~spte 90. n~~. $50 ps.n~ susppu1
vita - sztss ssk 60 ~tA r>gnfr
help fFsm seesaa 60 80 Ell el1b
bins peasH psssx pu.1ss~
Although supposedly Ne nd
pietsa Assssrsehts snsvagy 80
few miles from the sssts
Against hfs Il u argued that Hitler nsuer wzffiuai9
.oond gps The British propaganda psapon whleh could
be turned against him af home abroad pat sHfe fhe
hands Of the uho ~ boasffassss other
leavs might rsrsai vital secrets.
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In Major Leagues
TODAY

AMERICAN
Chiesgs -. 1oi ne sz1--is ~ .
New York 100 oes eos-- . Z
y. Smith ana fresh; Bonham.
stsnesu 90. brAnch 90 aDd
aoaar
CsseiaaA eel ess see--s ~ .
Bsstss $500 ese ne sze--4 . .
niinar. Hsving a.. Fsiisr 90
and Dssautsia. Hsmsisy 60. john
sou. Fleming 90. Ryba 90 and
fsytiak.
fsstreit le1 ooI 1l8-ie 10 I
Phliaaefphla Go oei cal ! .
Ne~houssF and Tsbbetts; Mar
chlidoa. Harms 90 and tfaysa
~ Lsuis efz o0s eoi--7 > ;
AashlaEisa eee eoo oeo-e 4 4
Calshossas and Grub: Chase.
Mssterson lel. Anderson ID.
zebeF ~ ana Early
sATiossL
New Ysrk COZ coo ooo-z q I
Chicago 49,. 0I0 o0o eoo--i
Schumacher and banning. Paas.
eau and Mccullough.
Brooklyn At Pittsburgh. post-
ponsd. vet grounds.
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Two Navy Fliers Die

HONOLULU, T. 1.-Two navy
Tiers were killed Wednesday when
their amphibisn plane crashed IN
takeoff at Pearl HarbOr. II was
learned unofficiaIly.
The victims were Chief Aviation
Mschinists Mate LIST Class Roy
Foster Gilmore. Of Pear City,
Oahu. pilot Of the plane and
William v. Sloan, Fort Worth
Fsx
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-16
|4ih Maritime
Show Set for
June 18th

Program plans for the fourth
annual water carnival - tho
Northwest's biggest and most
elaborate maritime show -
hold the promise for making
June IS an occasion Ions 20
be remembered BY Taeomans.
according 10 the big sehedule
announced Thursday by Chair
man Hersey A. Petrich.
Sponsored ~ the yeunE Meas
Business club. the huge marine
spectacle thls year win stress .
theme Of Tacoms's contribution %
marine homs defense.
Arr.sK~m>ass sss p~rsieips-
ties BY the army ssa navy srs
meanwhile !. prssrrs@. r~tFieh
said. and although their 60
eperatien ha.af k~<s pfen<i-
nent In past water carsixsi..
both branches ~ TIE rsilltAFs
s.ch~w prior pshiieity 81 ths
enact nature % th~ir a<sssa-
ssrstieas and displays which
win hiKhliEht the nautical ctr
Gus this year for the first Tins.
Meanwhile. several other lnno.
yations are 10 bs Incorporated In
presentation az tho water carnival
this year. Subject 10 miasf
Continued On Page .. coiuma 81
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British Imply
Hitler Sent
Hess on Trip
BULLETIN

CAIRO - British sourcc~ re-
ported tonight that about 80
German alrplanes were believed
20 have reached the Mosul oil
field AREA of Iraq nv way Of
syria and n was asserted that
n strong demand had hcen car
RED "a French colonial officials
by an emissary Of the DE Quail
Ia .x.oVexseuf
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Reuben z. Hartman
Dies Of Injuries

Reuben y. Hartman. ~. ana
No. 9th a.. died IN a local hospital
Thursday afternoon from injuries
received while working 81 the Pa
oifie Iron and steel Works On ths
tidsfiats earlier in ths day.
Hartman Was a member u .
crew erecting new furnace.
Whale hosting ths door. which
weighs about 5OOo pounds. tha
cable broke and ths door struck
Hartman. according 70 officials a
me company.
RE leaves Ma wife q TIA hons
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Crwz q O. sklpemsalnx -
1sstfy.s n~s x<reemeaEs b
aeazeine1 N - p<asl&1ea< fs<
ae~ilse w1kA "a atspaz<< -
skbl1F41lss, : 4<1Azie4 80 -
lnTiusiss syssezn ~ sef<izax
1z>po<<s - sx<~s. hsa<< -
~s<Af@x ssa<liien~ - s~@s
4ss}ee4. sEl<H zssass sz<1<>sf-
- laups<s&Hze - seeesellf -
sffike~. ie<k-s>ls< - ssy s1h<<
seaee<xsHls fsfra e Hsf.
stepB~xs
coslplsd pifh th< ~meetex go
'rael' ehe enssfrwld< ezfeemzn'
|confinsed On pege !. c&lslnan p
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-16

snake river 10 Juneau 10 the ma
tural obstacle the canals would re-
move. creating tina greatest inland
waterway IN the world
BENEFITS ASSURED
BY PROJECT
Construction Of the waterway a.
outlined viii provide a. once work
for the greatest amount Of crafts
men offered BY any national de-
Tense project nov before the fed
eral government
There viii be about 90 miles
Of extended and correlated
workings. exclusive Of dredg-
Ing, Hhleh viii offer = Job fer
every type Of workman.
A brief outline Of the tasks pro-
vided would Be about a. follows:
Concrete locks would employ
about 1000 concrete workers. Ia.
borers. carpenters. steel workers
hoist ana pump engineers. and al
led craftsmen
spiliWEy construction. mostly
Continued on Pags .. Column u
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Clyde Campbell Dies

SEATTLE-Clyde g. Campbell.
-. assistant superintendent Of
Seattle schools. died Thursday. He
suffered = heart attack while IN
dergoinR an Abdominal operation
Tuesday. preventing completion Of
the surgery.
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WhssIsr Urges Peace

WARRINGTON 81. HllFton Z.
Wheslsr. D.. Moat. sugGsetlnE thA<
tn night q n4idoiph Hes fFem
CerInnny has nfakan 0eFman no
rale. proposed Thursday that fx<s-
ldenG Roosevelt seizs the occasion
70 propose . negotiated peaes.
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Coasiwide Shipyard Labor
Contract Winning Plaudiis


Inspired BY recognized necessity and hailed Tia
greatest progressive step IN the history Of labor relations the
trend OF the Pacific Coasts vast shipbudIng industry
ward IDEAL and practical agreements to Keep work huna
and peaceful on the labor front IL gathering power snd
speed daily
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BY REAR ADMIRAL LUTHER 7. GREGG

By terms of the legislative act creating the canal
mission the waterways cannot be paid for from state funds
1t is the purpose of the Of the canal project to
have adopted federal project and paid for by direct
federal grants Of money 1t is the policy Of the federal gov
eminent to the entire cost of waterways develop
ment work necessary for national welfare and defense
All waterways owned, operated and maintained
h. he nj
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-16
Federal Funds Are Sought
For Sound Columbia Canal
Under Terms of Legislation. State
Money Cannot Be Used for Project

Editors
1snnbis
ship recently Admiral Luther
article
.
insalnent fofoss;
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sEATTLE-E ,. lsialne. sannY-
sids. win serve - pFsaidenf q the
Washington State Taxpayers aeze-
clntlon until th4 October eiection.
the executive commifte< azT1guueed
Thursday. Blaine replaces An1FeN
sorenson. EliensburE, VINO -
signsd rsceutly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-16

DETROIT -The United AutoEno-
bile Workers fcIo) ordered a
strike a. the Hudson Motor Car
company Thursday after falling
10 Nin wage demands during .
Iz-hour night-lonR conferences.
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Revenues 10 b. derived from
tolls fss mentioned sb0vs) should
in time pay the sntirs cost Of tns
waterway project These revenues
will accrue 10 the nation a. II "a
thu purpose Of the association 70
have the FEDERAL government take
over the entire project from starr
10 finish.
The Law Of the state fOrbids any
tar levy. There car b no cost
10 the taxpayers Of the stats for
this construction program; y~t
the benefits 10 b derived VIII b.
theirs directly.
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BASIC PURPOSE
or WATERWAY

To connect the inland waterways
Of Puget Sound and northern wa
tern Of Alaska 70 the inland va
terWays Of the Columbia and
Snake rivers.
The present barrier - inlzao
waterway communication from ths
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-16

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The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-11-14
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