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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Next Cooking School
viii Have Valentine Theme

vited to join. For 10 cents you
may secure a life membership
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our building and this entities
YOU to a club scrapbook. The
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OF The club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
An OId-Timer

DEAR PRUDENCE PENNY:
This recipe is copied from the
cook book Of our great grand
mother, Of Irish descent. 1t is
easily 100 years old. Her chill
dren all used it and they called
it Irish Stew.
Beef. mutton or veal can be
used:
Crack the shin in several
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Biscuits

Dissolve l rounded tablespoon
of butter in a pint of hot milk,
when lukewarIn stir in l quart
of flour and l beaten egg, a lit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Women
By IRENE NJ. HAWKINS

BY IRENE NJ. HAWhihb
Women's Editor, Detroit Times
HOW to make Irish stew was
H the subject before the house.
Everybody seemed to have diff
ferent recipe for IT -. and so
we conducted a contest. More
than a thousand recipes were
submitted and it still looks as
though it can be made almost
any way you please.
Winners in the contest were
announced in last Thursdays
Times, along with the first prize
recipe. The second prize stew
was published Friday. two more
of them yesterday and here
we have the remaining three
one-dollar winners.
The first comes from Mrs. T..
C. Dunn who says the recipe is
taken from an old cook book
dated 1910. given 10 her mother
more than go years ago by an
English family.
IT have copied the recipe word
for word" says Mrs. Dunn . 4.
and the goblet referred to IN
the recipe is an old iron kettle.
They used to hang them on
cranes over an open fire.
We often try out recipes from
this book and they are all de-
licious Baked Indian Pud-
ding. Carrot pudding served
with sauce and many others
I'd like to send If you'd care to
have them.
Meantime try this stew which
is excellent with the kidney
added TO IT,"
Irish Stew
a portion OF the back ribs
or neck OF mutton, the fleshy
parts Of which must be cut into
outlets. Flatten these pieces Of
meat with a roller and dip them
in composition of pepper, salt
and flour.
Peel potatoes and slice them
10 the extent of two pounds for
every pound OF meat. An onion
or two sliced into small bits will
be required. Before building the
materials into a goblet, put a
little suet or drippings . in 1t.
then commence by laying in the
pot a layer Of potatoes, which
is busted with pepper and salt.
then a layer Of meat sprinkled
with the chopped onion, and so
on until the goblet is pretty full.
Fill in about a breakfast-cup-
full Of gravy. IL there be any in
the house. If not, water will do.
Finish off with a treble row of
potatoes on top.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
From q Man

And here's one from a man
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
Second Front
Appeal Directly
Up to Britain
TooAY'S WAR MOVES
lReg. U. 8 Pat. OFF,
Bv LOUIS 2. kEEMlE
By LOUIS 2. kEEMlE
United Press War Analyst

Josef V. Stain has put the
appeal for second 'front.' to
relieve the hard-pressed Russian
armies more directly up to Britain
than it has been done before.
BY so doing. he has not essed
the path being followed by Winston
Churchill and his advisers. His sp-
peal was in a sense directed at
the British people. among whom
there has been considerable feel
ing for direct action now.
Renewed pressure Of public opin-
ion may be brought 10 bear on
Churchill. II In likely to be slim
ulated by the TACT official sdmis-
sion that the danger Of a German
invasion of Britain this winter IN
remote. as shown by the lifting OF
travel restrictions TO coastal areas
Stain not only made an appeal
but he went SO far as TO predict
that opening Of the second front
is imminent. What he based the
prediction on IL far from apparent
There has been no indication that
Britain has changed her attitude,
which il that British invasion OF
the continent - not feasible at
present, and probably would lead
Continued on Page -. Column j.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
Hii-Run Driver
Injuries Soldier

Victim of q hit-and-run driver,
Pvt Russell II. Olson, 20. was
given emergency treatment early
Friday at the county hospital for
undetermined head injuries and
transferred from there by siretcher
TO the base hospital at MeChord
field. to which he Is attached.
Olson was discovered uncon-
scious beside the road at $50 81.
and Park ave. about 1:i5 a. m.
by Mrs. Frances Wells OF Brook
dale.
The soldier told officers ne was
waiting for a bus at the side Of
the road. about three feet from
the pavement. when he noticed a
car approaching. Then. as It
came within a few feet Of him,
the machine suddenly sweryed. the
rear portion Of the car striking
him and knocking him about 20
feet. He said the accident oe-
CURED al gath and Park ave.
Olson described the car TO police
and said he thought a woman was
driving IL Speed Of the vehicle
al the tine of the accident vas
about 20 miles per hour, Olson
said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08

Sales 10 Minors
Charged TO Five

A campaign TO crack down on
beer drinking by minors Al public
taserns was put under way by
Prosecutor Thor ToIlefson Friday
as justice court complaints were
placed on file against five tavern
operators.
Each Of the tavern men WAS
charged with selling beer 10
minorr
Those charged are Louie De-
Dent. owner Of the Vienna tavern.
Joe Andrea, operator Of the Ant
lerr tavern. Tom Bslistore. pro-
prIetor Of the E1 RIO tavern:
Charles Miles of the Mixing Bowl.
and Aivida Bottom. president a
clnellis tavern. q corporation.
Buys from DeDenu. Andrea
and Bsllstors were made BY is-
yesr-old girl on Sept II. while .
i3-ysar-osd girl made the buys"
from Miles and Bottom on sept 20
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
May Withdraw
III. S. Marines
| Now in China!

wAsHIN 6TO N--rrssideni
Roosevelt said Friday that the
United States IL considering with
drawing American marine dsts1h-
ments now stationed In China.
The chief executive would not
elaborate on . brisf press con-
fsrerrs statement which he read
from . type1ritten memorandum
The memorandum said the govern
ment II irving consideration 10
the question IL the withdrawal Of
American marine attachments
now maintained ashore 81 pslpsng,
Tientsln and Shanghai
The psestdest turned sssAs
inquiries seeking 10 1eveisp
some esnneeiten b~eMe>s the
possibie removal ~ ske ma
yiBes from Ghina $50 ~
psesesf sltuss,ss In ~ Ps-
eifse.
DE did say that ths question
had never teen part If CONVEX
ssiions bstwssn tins governments
Of Japan and ths United states.
lie suggested that correspond.
snts refrain from attempting 90
interpret MS brief statement. H~
said be considered "a grave
qusstl<a whether Interpretation
actually constituted neSs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
st. Lawrence
Waterway Is
Given Okeh

WARRINGTON Tbs bosiss riv.
ers and hsrhors eammiftes FRIDAY
approved tn u .00o. 600 .000 omnt.
bus rivers snd hafbors sushovtzs-
ton ball. Including tbs ~. fAw-
renee waterway and the florida
shlp canal
Ghsism . = @esepe noaess
steia. D.. Tss.. $40 ~ nestsa
uns takes - . ~sw1stnsstn1
ssalsstty.~
rrojecss In the measure 10
CLUBS
The SEA. 900 mo umstslla dam
and reservoir In Washington and
Oregon.
The bail contains emily authorlsA-
tons for tbs pvojsets. To beeoms
affective. later appropriations
would hase 10 b. made BY con
grsss. President Eoossvels ms
said that no pfoJect which doss
not have . direct national defsnse
ssxnsfisase< would - usdsftnhsn
during tins emergency.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
Fat Willie
And Browne
Convicted!

NEW YORk--George f. Browne
and William Eat Willie) Bioff.
having been convicted of using
their powerful labor union posi-
tons to shake down four motion
picture companies for $3.50. 900
faced maximum penalties Of 30
years In prison and fines of
$50, ZOO each Friday.
A federal jury delibersted an
hour and SIS minutes Thursday
night and found them guilty of
three counts of violating the anti
rackerteefing law. Federal Judge
John c. Knox. praising the jury
for having found what United
States Attorney Matthias y. Cor
rea called these Chicago hood
lums" guilty. revoked their bonds.
Continued on Page 2. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
Raise Price for Violating
Traffic Regulations in City

euiprft 81 per mile UP 70 30 miles
per hour and 81 per mile for spesd
more than 80 miles per hour. An
extra fine q s. sfii Be sasessed
II the spesder runs through school
zones. or II be 10 picked UP after
dark.
The same rate viii Apply 10
thoss picked Up ia s5-sniIe PER
hour zones. with exception. Of
course. Of the l0-miis per hour
leeyay.
Those driving over paint lines
formerly paid 81. Now they VIII
pay $40
The thrill Of running through
Continued On Page 2. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
Order 4lst
And 10th to
Stredmline
Division TruininQ
At Fort Lewis to
Go "Trionqulor"

AN tnANC1sCO - veurth
Army headquarters FRIDAY effl.
eislls announced plans for ssfeam-
Anlnx the tnsh and siss aisissans.
fuHmsr restfse ensst nsstnnal
guard unis.. ny changing them
from square n s'tsssnnulAs
divisional The seth u 81 Camp
san i.uss osispa and sns tist ~
Fort i~~is.
The triangular division. n<west
n army otKanlsntlonal sss.1pe.
eonslsts ~ three infantry fess-
ments and supporting arsnisry
and numbers about 1900 m~n.
the square division consists ~
Two infantry hrisades 81 twc reai.
menis each and . brigade a. sr-
tlllsry and numbers ahpus 77.0oo
men st war strength. iss strength
Hes In application II sustained
power.
The first step has h~~n taken
in transferring tbs iheth Infantry
from the Goth division 10 the TN
division, no~ In training II FORT
Ord To compensate for transfer
Of the iB7th. the sJd regiment
has been detached from the 5th
and has b~en put under control
Of the fourth Army, The bJd
win be- stationed ~ Preside ~
han Francisco. replacing the 50th
Infantry which WAS Transferred
In Fart L~wis. Wash. - part al
the ID division.
Fourth Army ssId ths transfer
81 the i5pfh Infnntry IN the 7th
division III significant In that u
sees . national Euard regiment
being made . part Of . regular
army division. another step In the
total elimination II distinction ~.
tween various eomponenta 81 the
army Of this United afstes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
Lost in Big City,
SeIectee FINALLY
Gets 10 T0cOma

SEATTLE Army nei~etes
Waiter Jerssd. "a. ~ss lot IN
Seattle Thursday night far IN
simple reason he nd nsvef
seen . city hwfoxs. lie was
sssaed for Tacoma ey b<.s sn1
wh<n II arrived here ~ thought
the trip wss ever.
Jerred II e1e ~ ~ tblidrsn
and lived On . sheep ranch in
rsmots Ferry county. whsen
has . total population ~ emily
<7oI even counting he Jsfrs1
family. The fsrsf town he ever
sau vss coIvliis tpop. 74fsl In
adjacent stevens county where
hs reported for his army phys
ieai examination.
Police sfraighfsned Jsrrsdl
out and ~ Ieft for Tacoma ard
the army FRIDAY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
Nazis ace
Catastrophe,
Stain Vows
Premier Speoks on
Anniversary of
Bolshevik Uprising

LONDON = Josef Stain,
speaking in Moscows Red
square on the anniversary of
the Bolshevik revolution as
the Red army held off Ger
man attacks 40 TO so miles
away. said Friday that the
are confronting
catastrophe
The Moscow radio. heard BY the
United Press listening post. re-
ported that Stain spoke at the
traditional Nov. parade of Soviet
military might. despite the raging
German offensive on the western
defenses of the Russian capital.
Speaking from the review
ing platform before the krem.
lin where each year for -
years the armed forces of the
Soviet Union have paraded.
Stain addressed an assembly
Of Red army and Red fleet
forces and their political COM
missars.
Stain eontrasted Russia's posi-
ton with her position % years ago
when IA different countries were
invading her borders.
we were not respondent
then and now our position IL
much better. he said. "our
country Is richer and we now
have the Industrial support of
all freedom loving countries.
Our glorious army and fleet
are united In defending free
dom. country and people.
Our resources and reserves of
men are inexhaustible. The spirit
of Lenin is now inspiring US. We
Continued on Page 2. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08

Careless Tacoma motorists who
persist In driving through srtsriai
stop signs. speeding. driving IN q
negligent or reckless manner OF
blocking traffic gsl have 10 Jay
Through the noseD for the PR
yiiege. Chief Of Police Einsr-
Langseth said FRIDAY.
New fines. which viii De- effee-
tive a. Of this cate. we're worked
out BY Chief Langseth after an
extensive study Of methods used
in other cities similar In size TO
Tacoma and we're sanctioned by
Police Judge w. A. Richmond.
From now on speeding in rs
mile per hour zons viii cost the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
Is Pei. Salary
Tax Propos1 b
Temporarily O.

WAnog1u04Uu ~ ~ noooe
ways ana mseao spmmi1ouo No.
bIuehe1 imme1tn1e een0vonufGu1ot
Srtles IN IN tssnsusy's h1nreea-ep-
far wss rsvsaee peoeram ~ snogo
was general sGssesneet = ~ ~
sspats snd heuas thel eums11oe-
stins ~ huge ~ tanoo - ~
eAtssevtss eoszid mt ~ Denebeeoas
Ien9ss fhsa January.
Chessmon me1ess L 1890
t~e. D. n. e.. - ~ wueo -
Npsess esnwtGees. aeone -
sevvts6 wtoo ~. eemnu11one
~ eeeshes 800 uoy1m1o.
nnneesee1 ~ ~ esueoney'e
pseoenn - nneo ~e~mUe
sos11y 1eepsse1."
That meant. peeohapn ts1Deete4
thss Secretary ~ IL Tteeonry
uNnry nevnssthsu's reQsese tnot
eonsvsss Get ssgors tsa - q
u. - 40 - tsn MI - tne1>1otno
- p~e espf wtth1o11lnG ~
"a Incomes IN e11ittou - feGu1ng
Insosas ssnss - heen vetps>n4
nut IN prnGrnm - ~ bs>s
turned 1<sws. ~ e1on4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
Three Meet Death
In Bus-Cor Crash

TULARE. GAIA sedan and a
Greyhound bus collided hesdon
Friday three miles south Of Esrii-
mart. killing three persons In the
car and critically inJuring q fourth
man.
The dead: Lloyd Branhan. Il.
driver OF the car. Willard MERGED,
20. and Melvin Barber. Il. all Of
Pixley. Raymond Dutton, 10. Pix
ley. was taken 70 the Delano hos
pitai where his condition vas
pronounced critical.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
Biilion-Dollar
Loan Cheered

WASHINGTON - The Soviet
unions celebration of her ma
tional anniversary Friday was
cheered by 81 900. 900. 900 Ameri-
can loan and the moral support
of President Roosevelt.
President Roosevelt's pledge Ito
do everything possible" for the
Soviet union and the delayed re-
payment loan without interest
added sparkle TO the reception to
be held at the Soviet embassy late
today in commemoration Of the
cath anniversary of the Bolshevik
revolution.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
u. S. Moves
To Prevent
lila Strike
Thomson Informed
By Steelmon Action
viii Be Immediate

In view Of strike threat by
the International Longshorsmens
association ALL governmental
wheels were turning Friday 10
prevent work stoppsge which
would paralsze shipping In wash
ington. Oregon and Alaska.
Joseph n. steelman. director Of
Cancellation for the L. = depart
ment of labor. telegraphed T. A..
rhronson. Pacific coast secretary
of the ia. that he Was in con-
ference with eastern ALL repre-
sentatives and will take immedi-
ate action on the recommendation.
Steslman referred to the recon-
mendation made earlier this week
by a three-man Cancellation panel.
which heard the liza proposals for
contract with the Waterfront
Employers association.
The LA membership OF some
$500 represents longshoremen IN
Tacoma. Anaoorfes and Port An
geles. and all checkers In WASH
ington. Oregon and Alaska.
They seek q contract with EN-
ploysrs. right to which they won
last summer when the National
Labor Relations board reversed Is
1897 ruling under which repre-
senatives OF all waterfront work.
err In all Pacific coast ports WAS
awarded To the International Long
shoremen's a Ware housemens
unien tc1o).
Ask More Pay
Among other contract demands.
the liza seeks an hourly wage Of
s125. as compared with the pre-
vailing coastal wage Of 81.
Without denying any Of the
lila testimony IL heard during To-
day hearings just concluded al
Seattle. the three-msn Cancellation
panel arbitrarily refused all con.
cessions asked by the ILA.
Threat OF complete tieup of the
Northwest's vital maritime CON-
meree resulted from what Thron-
son termed the panels nsmby-
pamby brush-off"
Not Yet Called
Although a strike vote has not
yet been taken by the lila mem
bership. Thronson said Friday he
had already received . flood OF
kilograms from the scattered locals
favoring the action unless salts
factory federal mediation 10 OBJ
tsined.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08

Hello. Folks We see by
the paper that penalties for
traffic violations are to be
increased.
The cost Of living is rising. and
henceforth. according to the chief
of police. speeding viii be elassed
as a luxury.
n IL meanwhile suggested that
automobiles wouldn't he so dan
gerous II the horsepower Of en-
gines were proportioned to the
horse-sense of the drivers.
DAILY Definition: Jnstifiable
homicide il when a mother kangs-
roo catches her offspring eating
crackers in bed
OF course, the reason some girls
have to keep on their toes II be-
cause of the heels who are after
them.
Another doggone liar
Il Dentist John McSnirt
He SAYS, "Reiax, my boy.
This Isn't going 60 hurt"
Then there's the type of fellow
who spends the evening tinkering
with the fuses when the lights 60
out while he's calling on his girl.
YE DIARY
W besimes and did terry 10 ssstls
On ess lend they being precious in
these simssl end snoa 70 sks psissssy
only slightly isss. but there 70 Il
doth bssems sssssssiek end ssy
Good sstersoos," To which ! cen
think Of sssshs clever 10 reply. sIss.
And thus 10 psssess;eesi sssesssss
o. iovsnelistiek ssssirs. sibea with
faint hsen, until the ~evkstsy doth
OF last pass. And - 10 kems. re-
solved 70 have rssdy . psefovsd end
witty mot 10 French ~osdl Tor 70 cd
in sess ! be sssdy sssin On shs re,-
row. {. o. D.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
FINLAND SPURNS PEACE Q


Earlier this week the reader
may have noted a news story
from Los Angeles revealing
that 2s-year-old mother was
held there on "a telegraphic
warrant from Tacoma.
Unimportant in this discussion
Is the fact that with the warrant
went request she be held in lieu
Of 81. 500 bail 10 await extradi-
ton hearing on a charge she had
kidnapped her own son by for
mer marriage a more or less
technical charge arising from do
nestle difficulties.
The request gained compliance
and abe awaits hearing.
Now note that the action was
taken on authority of a "tele-
graphic warrant simple mes
sage transmitted BY wire which
WAS not and could mol have been
the signed warrant actually issued
here.
This spotlights an angle
bearing on release of John
Van Wagner. bunco gangster
now a fugitive, from our
county jail last summer.
II will be remembered that
warrant for Van Wagner, signed
by Governor Langlie and calling
for his extradition to Boston. was
In the hands of Tacoma police.
Despite the knowledge the ac-
eused man was TO be released on
$4,000 bail under a local charge,
the police pointedly neglected to
serve the warrant or effectively
to phone the sheriff's office.
Despite knowledge the police
had such warrant. the sheriffs
office released Van Wagner with
out attempting to have it served.
Officials involved stood pat
~ afterward on the fact the
warrant was not at the jail
door when Van Wagner walk
ed out as at least technical
justification for their attitude
and lack of action.
And yet, these same officials
are able TO hold a woman In Jail
in Los Angeles on a domestic rela-
lions charge by way of a "tele-
graphic warrant.
And why not? This is common
practire everywhere in the coun-
try-and is a necessary practice.
But why, I ask. was the Van
Wagner affair handled differently?
A simple phone call from the
police TO the sheriffs office would
have held the man wanted In four
states. just As II held the mother
In California.
A simple phone call from
sheriffs office to police would
have verified the already known
fact that the governors warrant
Was at police headquarters - five
minutes from the courthouse even
by oxcart.
Or am I Illogical
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
Former Tocomon
Loses Poker Suit

sEATTLE-Tbers 10 no law In
this STATE that permits q gambling
loser 10 recover his money by liii-
CATION. Superior Judge Roger J.
Meakin ruled here IN Diminishing
the suit Of Morris Donion. ~. for
mer Tacoma jeweier. Donion
sought TO recover $500 sllegedsy
lost IN poker games in down
town card room.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
Public Works Program
Al P. S. Yard Praised

SEATTLE Tbsrfe<ath Naval
District headquarters reported rrs~
day shst th< Pubiie WORKS division
Of Puget Sound navy ysrd -
BfemeftsB placed third N eompe-
fitioa 1ith 10 similar dsvtslans IN
other navy yards and ststiens
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08

Kn1eii uns1ee. t1so1vp1 y -
anssmelsis esesn enes ht1sro lneoo
Dsrssne isss Juty I. go 11nr1
guilty ~ thses eexzsts - neu1lnono
hasrl<ids ~ : ny u Js4De j. =
Hsdsss F1esee county s~C6Ulrg
eoaft Ists Tnn1re1ny.
n tseh IN tSry - e1eno 49,
ana seuf ~omsa sbesse tws hooeo
70 rss<h IL vee1tst. - 60 -
gives ever " ~ rssy - Z y -
Thura6oy
a ear dssvea ~ uasnp~ - tes-
rife spssa smneoe1 inte to 49,
meh1Bs ~ wliisA@ = csDw y -
inlesseetloa ~ feeees - 0Qrnop1
st.. hslIlag csaw. Mn csnw -
shssf dssshses. <tewnh1dna CO.
sa1 his wifs. Gtsshs1h. woro
hlli~d Instantly = ~ esnxA wndno
f;ersl<1lne fsessve1 intHies ~
caused hss 1pafh ; s11wt No.
iSsss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
Crisis Draws Near

SHANGHAI a Jspsnsse army
spokesman said Friday that Chi
nsss troops we're nssslng fa~ an
attack on French fnto.china.
under Japanese occupation. and
foreign military quarters pre-
oieisd that erlxs ia J.psns re-
istlcns With Thailsnd would b.
reached about Nov. n
fchinese military quarters In
chssngking said that Japan soon
Will have 10000 troops in indo-
China. chgngkinr reported also
that Chinese and Japanese troops
already had FLASHED east Of Lao
kay On thu Yunnsn border sith
indo-Chsna- The reports. from .
Chinese field headquarters sid
that scores Of soldiers w<rs IN
VOWED IN the clash
WEATHER FORECAST
Goss6y tonight asd Sunday.
Temperatures: High. 81; Isw, -.
Sun rises. 1904; sets, s:4A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08

threatening United states-Jsps-
nese conflict IN the Pacific. Coz
incidentally. there was marked
worssnlng of Japans relations
with Russia.
Tojo's message sna satd -
expre~A sloquenlts hape that
Japan spd the untt~A states
can resolve their differences
asA Win 11spatrh.
Jspsn's diplomatic efforts 10
achieve . settlement were backed
by the warning that. lacking an
agreement with the United states,
her next blow probably would
be against the Burma road over
which 20 America supplies 10
China.
The warning Was lssuea BY the
Japan Times ana Advertiser. semi.
official organ OF The foreign office,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08

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