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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

Al three risFgs county ses~.
fHlsstensfs sers in olynpss ~.
t.s = His<u- . ts-pelnt lerl.ls.
ilxs program To- commissioners
association ~ to sta. plsHs "
SUBMIT - re issi session
cAairsnsn CAV v sslter. ~Ae
. an officer ~ ths Treur. s.s ss
ths capital Thursday. sns cem.
HaIH~eneF. tohn sehisre sr'
Rahsft > ols.san followed hlu,
there Friday morning
Hikhilkhts - TIE Legislative. pro-
gram include F.eesifiestic. ~
avs governing epsfstlan 20 soun.
tee ssH. a. nen xielsnt tsssns
psfsons ~ tAs state tsxssien n
pueiiely e~n.d utltiis. Al ths
same Fsiss &c private composites
ana iusr<sssd sssts all To- esunsy
Fcaa euildinx .na maintenance
ThsT slso want isss supervision
hv he state over IN. way rrunstss
spend state hixhesv snd welfare
ninas rom Jesd.n ce~iits seun.
~ commissioners. 10 prs.asat -
the state association.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Ex- Union Official
CHARGED in Court

William kindreEan. - var old
former secretary - Lumber and
SsWmi1 Workers unien local Ne
2ss2 ~ss charged IN superior court
Friday With grand larceny ~
enihsEFismsnt
kindrrEar sas charged ~
Prosecutor Thor & Teiiefson sith
sppropfiating $3.50 Is froua The
unions funds q rs e~n uss -
tween Jan. /. 1873. ard Dec 81
that yesr
Re wss arrested several months
az on = Justice court warrant but
released On bond kindrsgan =
address when heoked ~as aas 80
Colum his
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
.a1MH943d3EX
Merchan, Shipbuilding for Long Fight
As u. S. Seeks Parity in World Trade

Despite IN. United States
vast merchant shipbuilding
program ~ recent years,
Americas foreign has been IN
ereaSingly carried in foreign
ships.
In 1921 the 4 . handled 81 PEI
cent u her foreign trade In hsF
own ships a steady decline =
noted during the past two decades
until e. IN. end II 1889 N. Z $
wss carrying only - per esnt -
her foreign trade. the other =
pr cent being handled IN foreign
bottoms
However = fetal % 90 vessels
Including iTe seaTolng ships
With aggregate gre<. tonnage Of
.es 500 are presently under
construction IN the q = 10 Amer
loan bureau ef shipping specifics.
tion.. the bureau announced rrl=
dsy
Among ssasoins merchant ship.
under construction. - are esrso
n are passenger. 81 81. tsnksrs
SIR other seagoinr vessels not
under bureau supervision. are also
under construction. five ~ which
are tansers
Completed and delivered during
December we're seven seage.nE
ships teiahnk 81 SO grns. tons
Seven other ships. sgsregsting
- 600 gross tons. we're launched
during the month
summary Of vessels completed
during 1910 showed 81 cargo ships
10 tanksrs and sin passenger With
total gross tonnage amounting 10
4st.7o3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Mrs. Ida G. Mills
Funeral Saturday

Funeral services FOR Ms Ida G.
Mills -ecentlv retired rmploye -
The city controllers office and I,
pioneer resident ~ Tacoma, viii be
held Saturday II : 80 p m from
Mellingers chapel Rev Ernest
Preston Gvuldsr % 50 psuls Meth
odist church officiating. Cremation
Will follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
LuMBER RATES uP

lntereosstsl rate on lumber ~ill
be boosted n dollar effective March
/. II ~ss announced Friday BY the
IntercoaatAl steamship Freight
association.
The new tariff will set lumber
at 81 per thousand feet
At the same time. like rates on
pulp Will b. Increased frem - to
IS so per ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued
Friday TO Paul T Singleton for a
SIS private garage at ala No.
Madison, to c. r Sawdey for =
$4,000 frame dwelling at 72o So.
Mason ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
roHr CsI.G>pAa

Ne..sis In Pert rsxsn. nskef
Peter Helms. snsltst West Ceast
nsrhoe mill. Lss. Frances. shat
fer No
Vessel. Doe Friday , m selma
CITY. shsffer No I Gray. smslisf
saturday. West Cas.sts smslisr
whitney Olson. piekmsn NTH
oaknsr. Milwaukee No ..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
DIVORCE ACTIONS

An interlocutory divorce decree
was granted in superior court here
Thursday afternoon to Dorothy !.
from J. p Downey. final decree
to Virginia from Lynn Wsllas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

Jan n Frb PEE Il Jan 20
Data supplied hy 4 = Weather
bureau. Department q Commerce.
Nashingtons Forecast Rain IN
The west and snow or rain in tire
east portion. with snow IN the
mountains Friday night and Sat
urdsy. not much change IN tenn
perature. strong south % south
east wind or the coast. with eccs-
sional gales moderate sssterly
wind over inland waters Of the
state. but fresh 20 strong IN the
straits
Rainfall in Tacoms FOR the 2,
hours ended at sa N. Friday. lis
inches. since Jan l 245 inches.
shortage 81 Is inches
Wind at : a m. Friday. south
west mph barometer al 7es1
and falling %
sun rises at : 50 a. m. Saturday
and sets at s? ?. m.
Tacoma weather on Ian. L.
1910 Cloudy, no rain. maximum
temperature IS degrees and mini
mum IS Highest wind velocity
i MI h. from the north.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Fail to Convict Man
With Test OF Blood

Charges against Robert r Dyler
were dismissed IN police court Phi
day Dyier was arrested on Dec
10 by Officers Trent and Kelly
for drunkenness and investigation
~ auto accident. Blood tests taken
At the time Of arrest failed To
prove that Dyler was intoxicated.
Sig Arno. who plays the butler
in Columbias This Thing Called
Love, co-stsrring Rosslind Rus
sell and Melvyn Douglas. vas q
comedy star on tho Berlin stage
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Markets OF q
Glance

>tccss. Lower in moderate
trading
Boods irregularly lover. l. 5
governments lower
Curb Steyk.; IrreEularly lover
Cotton: steady
Wheat: Unchanged 70 Up =
Corn: Unchanged 10 of -
Rubber. STEADY
silver: Unchanged IN New York
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
MAINE rlRsNrN sITcT

headquarters - the Marine
F1remsa OILERS wstsFtsnaers sna
Ntpsrs association - ths Pacific
Cnsst lCIOi announced Friday ~
san Frsncisre that Vincent J
Malone had heen reelected serr-
tsrv ~ = veis - sss = - over
1. ! schechtmasfsr
Malone leader - = conservative
ticket. claimed that ~ censsrva.
lives had wun union pests 10 enly
three ilbsTals
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
--HAPPY-
Hirthiav

FRinAy. JA>uAaS N
tt.ns.. q w,ssi. sfs -. sAsss-
dan ave
.esssssse tis~.s AsA~w. III
s.ssh ssA 81
Nshis sd eeartes csvsse
,ts,ssi. are Ma Assers~s ~
Hss~ q A.ssnh. ifi1 n.
fafA st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

sssh~ass rr 4 ~iu meet p'ri.
day evening al . o'clock with Me-,
At Purcell presiding Mrs. Alice
Meredith viii spear On the "vaIas
% spiritual Eiusa,lons Refresh.
msHts and entertainment oil FOL.
low . shsft program ~ The stu.
d.nts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.

Quotations courtesy Dean Writer y
Co Warrington Bids members
New YORK Stock ENehsnsel
nigh Low Close
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Stocks Dip TO New Lows in
Sixth Consecutive Decline
DOW JONES AVERAGES

DOW JONES Averages
FRIDAY
Industrial ....I2a-l. off 90
Rail ......... 2a.l6. mp eae
utnt. ...... 2O1S. off oie
6 Stocks 49,. 4S.i1. M e.oS
Stock sales Friday Appropriated
$50 900 shares. compared With SIC
oo0 THURSDAY. curb SAFES totaled
los 600 shares sgsinst "a 600.
NEW YORK stocks declined to
rev loss To- the year Friday in
dealings around Thursdays total
- $40 200 shares u vas The
sixth consecutive decline 4 mod
crate rally occurred late IN the
session. led hv rails
Losses - the lows extended %
more thar point in leading Is
sues There were few vide
movers L : Leather PRIOR pre-
ferred jumped seven points 70 81
al Philips Jones preferred nine
points u a new high al Sc sloss-
Sheffield dropped SIX points 10 loA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

Noon Quarter Naon Quarter
Jan ~ Feb F~h Il Jan 20
Data supplied ny 4 = Weather
bureau. Department q Commerce..
Evening star., 1941-05-12

coming. The potential might of this
Nation is the strongest thing in
this whole world. If necessary, we
can raise and We can eventually
equip an army of as many millions
of men as we need. We can make
more ingenious tools Of war and we
can operate them better than any
nation in the world. That strength
is always here in America. 1t cannot
be defeated. I deny that the de-
fense of the United States is de-
pendent upon any other nation.
Right now we need calm think
ing. We need reason. We need
tolerance. We need to approach
Evening star., 1941-05-12

1t means the sacrifice Of our
most precious lives and the hopes of
millions of mothers and wives. 1t
means the sacrifice also of our own
liberty to dictatorship of our own,
inevitable in total war.
If We go into war, we must pass
through postwar bankruptcy. The
savings Of the people will be lost.
The endowments of our universities,
colleges, hospitals will be destroyed.
Ano when the day of transformation
of war into peace comes the Gov
ernment will not be able to support
the unemployed and the farmers.
In this gulf all major industry must
Evening star., 1941-05-12

blockade Europep If so. are we 60
ing to starve the 100000 people
in Great Britain? And how will we
bring such war to a conclusion?
What the course of the American
people may be In this conflagration
of the world cannot rightly be de-
termined now. We cannot appraise
all of the factors. At the present
we cannot judge the effect of the
transformation going on in this war.
But there are some things we can
state with assurance.
The Germans need have no mo-
mentary satisfaction in our un-
prepaI edness. That will be forth
Evening star., 1941-05-12

be operated by the Government.
When we go to the peace table,
hate will again as before sit at that
table endeavoring to destroy the
hope of any real peace among men.
Liberty will not recover on this
continent for a generation. ~
But if despite all this price we are
compelled to act with our military
power, let us be thoroughly pre-
pared. Let us make our determina-
ton within the frame of our Con-
stitution by the decision of Con-
gress And when that decision is
made, there will be no disunity in
America.
Evening star., 1941-05-12

these problems with deliberation.
Until this picture is more clear it
is folly to gamble with the fate of
a nation. Strong men do not need
to rush. We must not be swept off
our feet by the profound depth of
our emotions. BY no hasty or
emotional act must we jeopardize
the aid to Britain. And the future
of America.
Must Not Forget Price
We Would Pay for War.
Finally we must not forget the
price We shall have to pay If We
join in this war.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
Rich Mine
Purchased
In Alaska

SANTA CRUZ, Calif.-An Alas
kan mine believed to contain one
Of the worlds largest single de-
posts Of chromite ore, vital min
eral in defense production. has been
sold by w. p. Lass Of Santa Cruz
to J. W. Blodgett OF Grand Rapids
Mich. il was announced today.
Lass said the sale price Eek
ceeded 500, 600" The mine is To-
Gated on the Renal peninsula on
which Seward is located. Lass
discovered the deposit in 1916, but
the mine failed to make money
during the first World war because
the price Of chrome was not
enough to pay shipping costs.
Blodgett repeatedly represented
a steel company in the negotia-
tions. The mine IS estimated by
department of interior biologists
TO contain at least $50 900 tons
OF chromite ore.
Dorothy Noroney Of MedfCrd,
Ore. woman miner. two years ago
paid $10,000-per-acre option on
the mine in an unsuccessful at
tempt to bring ore out OF the Lass
diggings. Recently the mine was
reopened TO produce chrome for
defense industries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
]. F. Hall President
OF Fifiy-Year Club

John F. Hall Saturday was
elected TO succeed George W.
Fowler as president of the Fifty
Year club.
Other officers elected are I. C.
Young, first vice president; Miss
Minnie Ball, second vice president;
Hulda Rsmser. recording secre-
tary; Elizabeth Andrak. CORE
spending secretary; Sol F. Medcalf.
financial secretary; Alvin Mueller.
treasurer; Mrs. S. NJ. Flett, trustee.
one year; J. II. Latshsw and VIII
liam J. stuobs, trustees, two years;
John Griffith. historian: Martha
NJ. Hughes. chaplain. and f. L.
Sargent, sergeant-st-arms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01

Wearing apparel manufacturers
are planning styles with buttons
because Of the pending shortage OF
zippers.
REPORTS ARE THAT: Armour
a company TO do something about
s2l in preferred dividend arrears.
>. Southern Paeific's first six
months net estimated at $3.50
share. a.. For greater trading
appeal there's switching from
Loose-Wiles biscuit into Interna-
tonal Paper common. J. /.
Case company active on defense
order; collections from farmers
improving. Murray corpora
ton viii soon be producing air
craft parts. Chicasha Cotton
Oil benefits from strong inventory
position.
For greater trading appeal
there's switching from American
Hide & Leather into Studebaker
:. Long range dividend estimate:
Great Northern railway will dis
tribute 50 share this year; earn
ings may pass SIS share.
boews ~ annual dividend rate
reasonably secure. Pittsburgh
Forgings active on defense sub
contracts. q. Long-raage earn
ings estimate: American Rolling
Mills viii show more than SO a
share for 1941. Wesson Oil
bought because of increase in
value OF inventory position.
Westinghouse Air Brake year
end dividend extra likely. AL
lied Chemical So annual dividend
reasonably secure: also owns $780,
300 shares u. s. Steel common.
2fo,0OO Air Reduction. zoe. 637
owens-lllinois Glass, 234,el2 pre-
ferTed and 1872 common Amer
lean Light 4 Traction. 30.71s
Libby-owens-Ford Glass. 4s.5o3
preferred and 3.416 common Vir-
ginia-Carolina Chemical. 1920 In
terlake Iron and other small share
holdings In addition to over SILL
ooo,oO0 government bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01

Boake Carter. ooiumnist
and radio commentator and
. student Of Bible Prophecy.
recently stated. Il have kept
10 . line Of thought In these
columns for \ very funda-
mental reason: that have
stccped myself for months In
the reading of the Bible,
particularly Ezekiel. Daniel
and Sc. Paul's revelation"
Students of the Word of Goo
are better prepared to comment
on world events than the mos'
brilliant columnist, because God
alone knows what II is all about
Those conversant with the pro.
phetic Word know the future OF
the jew. the Gentle nations. and
the Church Of God. because God
has revealed these things.
Newspaper and magazine writ
ers who have written about the
future Of Europe and Asia dur
Ing the last several years. have
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01

Last May - your correspondent
reported that Federal Loan Ad-
ministrator Jesse Jones helped
schram get his new job that help
would be given to make 1t sue
eessful. A break of governmental
news this week confirms that view.
Note that the very day Schram
WAS guest Of some 1850 financial
leaders Wednesday - Jesse Jones
said the r. r. c. would take up
the overhanging British holdings
Of American securities. And on
the following day Secretary Nor
genthau made N statement saying
he approved the action.
The situation smaeks OF better
days are here again" for New
York's financial district and the
stock exchange. This should bene-
fit the nations more than TO-
GOO. 900 small investors.
TRUCK POOL-Wsshington ef-
forts to conserve gasoline, tires,
parts and small trucks themselves
has brought on the question OF
whether such home-delivery serv-
ices az that Of the food store, meat
market. milk distributor. baker,
etc, should be pooled. A study is
now being completed OF British ex-
perienoes along this line as well
as that OF the United Parcel serv-
ice which makes deliveries for
most New York City merchan-
dising stores.
SHOE REPAIR-It viii not be
long before Mrs. Mary Consumer
will find that IL is less costly 10
purchase a new pair of shoes for
the children than have them re-
paired Wholesalers of the grades
of leather used for shoe repair
work say the army is absorbing
the supply.
DOUBLE FEATURES $500 indie
pendent motion picture theater
owners are sincere In their efforts
to abandon the showing of double
features That will be the case
II the large first-run theater
chains agree TO do likewise.
SWITCH-The defense program
brought cheer to button manufac-
turers but gloom to upper manu-
facturers. The tight situation in
zinc and nickel il the reason.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
God Alone Knows Ending
OF Conflict -Brumbaugh
Pdstor Declares Mediterranean
Areo of Unfulfilled Bible Prophecy
A TACOMA SUNDAY SERMON:

The Rev. Roy I. Brumbaugh pastor of Bible Presby-
terrain church. Normanna hail. So. 18th and addressed
his congregation Sunday evening bible Prophecy The
Coming League of Dictator both Political Ecclesasti
CAL His Sermon in part follows:
The Mediterranean still is the prophetic The Lord
God alone knows the end from the beginning In the Word
of God the Lord has told things which surely
to The Mediterranean still is the of unfuled
Bible prophecy
The Roman empire yet to rise in its strength Arma-
geddon is yet to be fought and that northern Palestine
which land viii blossom the and whose people Israel
will become the head nation of the earth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
could ADAM EAT the APPLE
WITH STOMACH ULCER PAINS.

The BIBLICAL story 81 Acan eafinr a
raw APPS mint never haes eOue 20
pass had 10 suffered sftsr-.axinE psin.
Don't ignore your kuffsrlnga Try a sc
box Of CcEa Tor relief ef ulcer sac
sfomsch pains Indigestion. Kak pains.
for heartburn. hurning sensation. blost
ara ether ooneitions caused BY sxce<.
acid UdHa Tablets must help Or money
refunded A. drug stores sssrywhssN sev.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
Trade Winds" by Schneider
BETTER DAYS" PREDICTED FOR
FINANCIAL DISTRICT

NEW YORk-Emil Schram, chairman Of the Reconstruc-
ton Finance corporation, will take up his duties president
of the New York Stock Exchange July l. 1t goes without
saying that he will receive the aid of his Washington friends
most all being government officials.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01

Corporate patriotism may
sound fantastic, bur, actually,
IT'S a simple reality. As is our
nation, this Company is made
up of people and things-mos-
Iy people. Their common INTEL
Iieenoe and common emotions
guide Standard as public senn-
menf guides the nation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
Destruction win Result

The future union OF Christless
religion with Goddess government
viii result in the destruction Of the
Pagan church by the Pagan state.
All forms Of religion shall be
destroyed at the end time. Thus
Satan cast out Satan and his king
dom falls.
The same Hand that wrote the
doom Of Belshazzar in Babylon in
the days Of Daniel the prophet, has
written the doom Of ChristleSs,
b | o q less, man-made religion:
Numbered! Weighed. Divided De-
stroyed. Pagan, political dictator
ship, having destroyed religion.
viii then make war with Christ:
but the Lamb OF God shall over
come all His enemies. for He is
King OF Kings and Lord Of Lords,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01

Your Postmaster can tell you
how TO invest in Z. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
"Tbat Nation
So Dedicated
CAN LONG
ENDURE"
BY ROBERT CULLEN

THE QUESTION this Fourth
i of July is whether q nation
dedicated TO the service of its
people can be strong enough to
outmatch nations whose peoples
are bondaged to service of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01

Yet, we're even prouder TO
share with all Americans thar
love which-as naturally as a
mother wraps her heart about
her babies = they give their
country IN times ike these.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01

Naturally, Standard is proud
Of It's leadership in an industry
which is helping make this ma
tion strong with aviation
gasoline no other country can
equal with petroleum prod
ucts for tanks and trucks and
production beyond dictator
dreams.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01

be Gods work through the
blindness of the ten deluded
kings of the Mediterranean
area (Rev. 1s:16, I'D God used
Persia 10 destroy Babylon.
He may use Russia TO destroy
Germany. or yica versa. God
Will even Use the Antichrist
20 do His will In destroying
the scarlet woman of Rev. IL
representing religion without
Christ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01

! AOOMA|
l0ngsh0remen:
IL A. Lous,hoemen,
siu onds Broth
seeou, " Board
setting h Of Ae for
of
e, the position of of oil ons,homen
being afflicted
1t hordI of eoo,~de
oil
substantial is
eei'e 81 90 per hour p'poso"do and nothing else
Labor method. of establishing collective
Of M
moi" i" the and switch the the ous,hormen who
ore now the '" w. into the not difficult tor '"o" TO figure
" .
choose benefit ond for
To ths, prov. no. .s."s III. :s:s BY III. off,
eide through The , Son., election" directed rho. the. desire
certify the l. l. A. II the L W. U
herein directed .heM include
eoo.xide End quotodo")
p,esom you
bargaining fo nsemen e.tob
should the wu
Under the will be ob
be o n q
o 1884
would o
point particularly
and is
is
y the moym man
o
is O follows:
Of the will
Son ondSo
tempt TO
In
mov roll
II be which
n conducted NohonoI
extremely
oth~e,t~ with
erneUy yours.
Loossh oreme L werehousemen
Of following
Loeol
IL Wn Lneho
onsshormen
oynoo wn Jo,o,borne,
Portland. Ionsshenmen
seotIe ~,
~rehou'emsn
20 -. r. .l....u, Por Ionsshoemen
ionshoemen iIS seone "n' ee'"'"o""
Loneve~ ISL Porand veehousemn
This communication adopted q, meeting of
of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01

So, for our people and our
Company, on this anniversary
of Freedom these words apply:
we pledge allegiance TO the
dag of the Unired States of
Amenea and the Republic for
which il stands, one milton, In
Invisible, with liberty and jus
6ce for all"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01

THURSDAY, e-s Pm.
utA wfEuy STANDARD synpnokY
Aii-A.sriesa prssss.
mvoUol- Den Lee Nsf>wesk
1uodiee- Overture ...------. -Cks<siek
.Ihepsgh die Locking -Glsss
te<lec<1oHl .....s....-DeeBs1 syfsr
1snbs --..-..--........... ksszrinf
Ireu fhe Eorthiand.
Durnt ROCK Pool. .Ss~erby
n . Haunted Forest. 49,. Mcdowell
Perm and Bess fS<ieetiens) G<rsb~ss
American fsnzAsy ....-..-..- .Herb<n
Standard Oil Company
California
Evening star., 1941-05-23

need equipment which we are in a
position to manufacture for them
and to develop markets which we
are going to need in the future.
1T is program which we should
have undertaken years ago, war or
no war, and it would be an error
to treat it merely as an emergency
move to counteract a condition
which may or may not be temporary
1t should be treated as permanent,
major national policy of building up
the Americas for Americans"
The program, as now framed, is
not intended to set up a competitor
of Pan American AirWays, the great
United States international which
now connects all of the American
republics. Pan American Always
already has working agreements
with most of the existing South
American national airlines and, as
in the case of Colombia and Brazil.
has assisted to set up national
systems with native personnel. Nor,
above all, is it intended to set up
any additional United States air.
lines in competition with the ma
tional lines of South America. 1t