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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Body Of Aviator
Reaches Sumner

SUMNER The body Of ID 1t
Clyde n. Story, II, Of the 4. $
marine air corps. who was killed
In Hawaii June "A while partiei-
pating In night flying operations.
was received here Friday by the
Sumner Funeral chapel. which
will announce IN. funeral
Lieut.. Story. son q Mr.. ard
Mrs. Vern story Of this city. was
commanding a formation Of air
planes engaged in black-out ma
neuvers. While In power dives the
planes struck the side q Mt
Haleakala. Maui Two other fliers
also persisted IN the tragedy.
story also leaves a sister. Mrs.
Jack Dean n Puyallup, and three
brothers. Edmund Of Pearl Har-
Dor. Hawaii, Nern p. jr.. Of ruyal-
iup. and Merle Of the home
The youth was born In Olympia
Jan. 10. 1914 The family moved
10 los Angeles for time but IN
1918 came 10 sumner, where story
was educated he received his
commission after graduation from
the naval training school at Pen
sAcola, Fla.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
GOSSIP MAKES GOOD
SCARE PROPAGANDA

Explosions in the plants Of the
Trojan Powder company at Allen
town, Pa, were also called acct
dental blasts. Only the Trojan
plant had a government order. but
the explosion here happened IN a
section which was not working on
the government order.
Screaming about the foreign
agents who were at work in these
plants did no good. serving only
to- create hysteria.
As an example Of the wild NJ
mors which might have serious
consequences. there can be men
toned now the famous scare which
received wide belief and still wider
distribution. To the effect that in
one shipysrd in Maine there were
a1 fire extinguishers found 10 con-
tain gasoline. There was no truth
whatever to this one. but foreign
agents could not have done a better
job Of scare propaganda than was
set in motion here by careless
gossip.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Mitchell Speaks
Al Peace Meeting

Describing a listening tour %
n 900 miles through the United
States. nert Mitchell, world tFsv-
eier. q, present connected with the
seattis Y NJ e A. told = meeting
In wsysrhsussr hail Friday eve
Ming that a vast ma iority every
where felt that the blood ~ mil
lions ~ our sons ALL not bring
health 70 diseased and suffering
Europe
David SorcroHs. II tho National
Council for the Prevention 81 War.
stated that the Anti.Wsr congress
recently held IN Washington. y. G.
lad greatest emphasis on making
democracy work here a. our great
est possible contribution 10 world
bsttorment
Resolutions urging the iiftins o.
the blockade against food ship
msnt 20 the small occupied dem
oeraciss ~ Europe. and urging
congress n apply the neutrality
act 10 the Russo German conflict,
Nsr. adopted unanimously sfier
discussion me meeting ras IN.
der auspices ~ the Emergency
Peace COMMITTEES, which announced
that Congressman knuts Hili
would b. heard IN I. q. o. y ssii
Monday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Crippled Song Writer
Here 10 Push Number

Business from a wheel chair MOI
very pleasant outlook. No. not
ever IN these .s0oms times BIT
% a. sppsarsness. u hss failed -
dsaaf M spiut - Elmors Evsrstt
president - IN Evsrsti Publish
inE Co - Dallas. TsH sn1 sonK
Sr8fsr IN tis opn right
4 Nss in ths after capacity tasf
Eysrstt cane - Taeoms Re .
Introducing a req cong Titled I m
Coming Home . You. a spr1ghtlV
little tune expressing ths desire u
a stsayinE mails Or female % fssfn
20 fhs family hearth.
he hopes the song goes over y
u ea<s. hs1i have more thaa a far
chance n throwing The wheel chair
out The window and conducting his
business On a walk in and yak
out basls. 4 doctor IN Aroma
has given him hops that such a
dream may becons ~ actually
After - years IN h.s present mode
- trsnsportation. ths prospects ars
extremely pleasing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
China Relief
Meeting Set

First public meeting of workers,
and others. In the campaign 70
raise IN Tacoma and vicinity. SO.
600 Tor the United China Relief vii
be held on Monday evening - >
o clock a. the Emmanuel rresby-
terrain church. Dol No. St Walter
suffer viii show hih movie films,
Peaceful China and China In
vaded
Every interested citizen IN rs-
coma IL Invited 10 come. Those
who have been especially asked 70
participate IN the campaign are
urged 10 be present
Twenty Tacoma civic and rslig.
ious leaders have consented "a act
on the campaigns advisory com
mlttes. II was announced sstur-
day. and an executive committee
was named 10 carry out the plan.
on the advisory COMMITTEES ar.
Harry l. Brown. president. Ia
coma Y. NJ G. A Rev. Harold l..
Booeh. pastor. F1rst conErsga-
uonsl church. Harry =. Cain.
mayor. Judge Ernest n. Card.
superior court. J. c Haley. Brown
4 Haley Candy Co Rev Carl
johnson. pastor. First Christian
church. Ms Hunter ksnnarf
writer, Alfred Lister president.
Tacoma Savings a Loan aasocia-
ton. Rev. waiter o. haoosksy.
president. Taeoms Couneil II
Churches L. Clark obsriiss
Charles Robbins. bursar. College
o. Puget Sound. Rex :. Rouds-
bush. attorney. Mrs Fred schsysr.
Puysllup. ). {. shapiro. manager.
Sears Rosbuck a Co Mrs.. stan
ley r. shaw. president. Y "
c. A. Calvin ". Stewart. prssl-
dent. State Savings A Loan asao-
citation. Thomas a. aWaYzs. city
controller. Mrs.. y r. Ttcomh
Dr. y. ~ Todd. president. College
~ Puget Sound. ard Frank =
Willist0n. profsssor. College n
Puget Sound.
IRE executive committee In
cludss Stanley 7 Ehas chairman
Howard ;. store. treasurer. Bank
u California ami DR. Argus J
Barter. sam BAIT. nssiFles potY
Prof \ " Martin. Rev Roy Lsa-
hs smith. waiter satisr ard Or
and Mrs.. {. g. Trmbis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
u. S. Laboratory
In Valley Closes
En,omologists Co
To Union Cop

ruYAtITr VIA ths disccn-
tlnalax - fhs L = iseoFatory -
entomology On south Hld Hasns
hsrs = the star havs eesn trans
fsrrsa q ether duties y ,
Lands 81 Charles GstssndsuxT
win 1oin ~ starr a. ths station
~ ualon Cap nssr Nakima Shsfs
they wiu study the potato fiss
beetle " - Baker. Another men.
hsr. al nd quarters - ths West
srn Washington Experiment sta.
iioa where ~ siH ~ research
work ~ various berry pests which
are rlaEung tss growers
During thsir stay hsrs ~ snis-
noloKisis hsvc controlled ths rssp-
berry worm sna ths eiaekesfrY
mite ard have scuxat means -
controlling the earwig
Puyallup postal receipts for the
first six month. 81 ipsi amounted
to sasa9. according 10 an
nounesmrnt hy Postmaster An
drew Hunter his. Hunter sad.
Is Is per cent more than ire re-
ceipt. for the corresponding period
Of 1910.
A special meeting for youns
people VII 10 bid - the Church
% the NsEarsns. Ills y Main
ave Saturday evening Elhsft 81
menson - In charge 81 ire pro
gram.
Local No. / Of the " o AP L.
vill hold = card party 81 the spir-
ituaHst church Monday evening -
& o'clock. Prizes vii es awarded
winners and the public IL invited.
&c. riummsr a member ~ ihs
Presbyterian church here for more
than 81 years. wili he honored hY
members - the congregation ard
their friends Sunday afternoon
from : - 4 o'clock. the occasion
being his both birthday. An event
Of the afternoon wiil be the hap.
tam of Mr. riummsrs great.
granddaughter The affair has
been arranged by the Womens
society 81 the church with Mrs
Dan Gray in charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

As ire map ohove shows.
work felief roll - ire entire
United stoses hove been CIT
dfostieolly-on aNsfooe 81
40 per cert since MoFeh---
ord Of q ioiol OF 900 900
ore OF Their lowest point
since opening doys Of IRE
proefana. So = IS ~ racou,o
ond Pierce county Where
ire summer ord foll a
1923. peck point N WpAs
career so~ more ihon 2 500
working IN the county. works
oiiieiols here foll,ed lusf
.o2o men fhis week end.
In June q yeof ooo 4 zoo
were or the work relief prop
Gets. N lure this yeof,
obout boil fhoi number. ord
then July ! come onoiher
20 per cent cot. Most q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Tacoman Elected
By State Dentists

Or. Carl John,on OF 5000 No.
30th ct. Friday was chosen presi-
dent-elect Of the Washington stat.
Dental association. which met con
currently With the Pacific Coast
Dental conference Ia Portland
ore.
Seattle was named 1912 e0ngsn-
ton city and two u Us Representa-
fives we're elected officers n the
local association. including Or e.
T fleetwood. prssidsnf. snd Or
Alex Jsffry. secretsry-trsasurssr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Holiness Meetings
Will Close Sunday

Concluding services Of the an
nual camp meeting being con-
Quoted by Pierce County Holiness
association at Ea. 50th and Nc
Kinley ave, will be held Saturday
and Sunday.
Services at Il a. m, and 230
and 7:30 p. m. are conducted by
Evangelist J. y. Bringdale OF Sc
attic and Byron Boyd Of Mount
Vernon with music direction and
duets BY Rev. Harry and Alice
Bundy Of Northeast Tacoma
A feature will be talks by Mrs
John Traxsll. missionary recently
returned from China
The meetings are interdenomina-
tonsl and open 70 the public.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Boy Injured
In Accident

David Msrten. 10. q poo SO. !
st. wss injured slightly when =
car driven BY his brother. Jack.
eoilided with one driven BY Robert
Beck, 1873 50. sheridan ave FRI
dsy evening at So 18TH and L SIS.
he vas taken 10 St Josephs hos
pltal for treatment Of a laeerated
upper lip and a loosensd tooth
Orvins Bleau. 81. and his sister.
Alice. Is. Of Port Huron. Mich.
were shaken up hy the impact. but
did not require capitalization.
They were passengers IN the Mar
tell car.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Obituary n Offices
MRS. JOHN o. GRUMPY

Funeral services for Mrs Mary
A. GRUMPY. A.. who died Friday Al
her home. ss3T No. iith 81 will -
held Monday st 30 .. N. from tss
Tlsli chapel. Ni,h Or " o Perry
officiating Burial vii be n Noun.
tain View burial pafk Ars
GRUMPY. a native ~ Montreal. Can
ada. had lived In Tacoma - years
she vas a member - ths EpsoFih
Methodist church ard ~ Tent No.
.. Daughters q Union Veterans
Surviving are her husband. John
~ three daughters. Ms ~ a.
Woods and Ms E p BsrKignd u
Taeoms. ard Ara L n Clara -
seattle tao sons. James slsEis -
Juneau. Aiassa. and Clyde Niazis
~ raeoma ~ grandchildren. and
nine great. grandchildren.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

wsss. =. Fsst f.s~l. sns >sr-s
'. .ps.ces. =. rseams
sister. n<tts ..a r.t ns..e~.
sani Ne Mullen 81. ara taxing
things easy fhis salmmsF. ioassax
forward 10 lhs fsll sssn thsy bath
all enter wllsmssts university 81
Salem. oEs - ffsshmsn.
Ns.. sal'ses rssa ~ suaa.nssh
= nov sisltlng 81 ths hena ~ NJ.
sas Ms. A. A. gts~sissss~ - IA.
eenaa.
M ard Ne. Jakr AIksst Reeves
n nfsmsrton. whose marriage as
a recent social event N ~. Navy
Yard city. are now r.sialsx TEN.
porsnlY in Tacoma
Amens thnss Yeanx men -hs
became ~ since ossohss "a, isso.
and registered At Port ro~n<<nd
arc listed the names 81 fsusy
Dssi. earn. ard ymsrs ossses
Perkins. both nf rseams.
Mrs Haga Has.sa and req baby
u Taeoma are nov 81 the hsms
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.. Lars
Aaaerses u eulirsns. hrs. Han.
son ~an remain at Quilesns until
IN. 10 strong snoaEh 10 return 70
Tacoma.
Mar, smsI.~. # q. xlum 1.
so~ IN rseons attending tbs Mod.
srn Beauty school
NJ. and MIS-. 'o,.sa. y. win.
and son. ofiia. oil ~ slo No. ssth.
are aoe ea /. vacation trip 10
sorth Dakota ard recently visited
sr. sad Mrs. RiehAss se~s~~ ~
Kaston
Ms. Harry I.ss.ss ard dsosh-
ter. Dsass. sls1 TsomF.oa ave.
w~rs recently quests Al = sha~sf
given st Rnslyn for Ms.s hsssss
ss~-s.is.a 81 cis Hum ard go
stiis.
e.s,s. " ps,s... pa. pr.a.
dsnt. Installed snicsf. ~ the
Fffty- fear eias ct ode Fslls~s
temple Saturday .ftsrnoan. asw
president 4. s.ss y. Hall
visiting At IN. hon. Il NJ. r.
G. nsmnnsi ara Mrs. aish1ss niss
ard dasghtsf. Dossssy, II fskims.
Nj, and Ms. I. W s,.s,.,. rsa.
and ao.sii~ snloysd . recent osst.
inx 10 i@ks Wilderness
Nc. ..a Ms. Ne, ws.A.,. 70.
Gently had &c guests Me s~a Ass
y. .. aiinEss and .oa. esasi~s. ~
tsongvls~. wash
NJ, ana Ne PEI. q. f.aa..
xsFs dinner guests - Mr. .sa Me-.
Issa Ds.msas. stT 80 AidsF o..
iast wssx.
Ds. sesmss w. ftofs hss return.
81 ~ nis practices hsrs after isslax
pass-sr.dusts sofk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Will Make Trip
To Skagit Plant

Seattle City Lights famed Ska
git river power plant Was the dos
tination this week end Of ~ TIA
eomsns rounded up under auspices
Of Tacoma Engineers club.
They did not constitute the en-
tire party. which slso included
numerous civil. electrical ard me-
charical engineers from south
vest Washington points ard Sc
attic
Driving In private cars members
Of IN. party met Saturday after
noon at Roekport where the tour
Of IN. hug. plant was 10 begin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Two Small Fires
Soon Exiinguished

Two blszes were put out y n.
Tacoma fire department early Fri-
day afternoon with minor damsge
approximately 800 loss NsR
suffered by buildings and contents
AZ $50 South Puget Sound ave.
premises owned BY Edward T..
schmid. where a defective chimney
vas believed 20 have started the
FIRE. Parts u a VoOdsned and
garage burned.
A small fire started about ]
O'Clock IN a ssVdust bin A. ths
Whselsr-Oszood plant ~ the c1.-
flats. but vas extingush.d soon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Valley Will Put
Aluminium in Pot

oRTING Between July 81 and
July rs, Orting housewives will
pay tribute 10 the national defense
program. Aluminium pots and
pans will be collected and con-
signed to one large pot-the melt
ing poland the resultant trans
mutation will make up the upper
valleys part in the national cam
paign.
incidentally, there probably is a
considerable amount OF valuable
metal tied up in the badges. med
ais and honorary buttons worn by
ex-soldiers in the Orting home
and veterans colony.
Orting Lions club held installa-
tion Of new officers at Raus inn,
Tacoma. Aside from impromptu
operate solos from Bill Bent. new
vice president. the affair was I'M
marred-except that Burt Coe, tail
twister, arrived back in Orting
barely in time TO take charge of
the fire department at work on
Ray Rounds flaming barn.
Louis A. Magrini. editor Of the
Orting oracle. was installed as
president Of the Lions. and his first
innovation for the group will be
guest night meeting next
Wednesday at the Orting club
rooms.
Also installed at the annual
meeting were Lawrence stephens,
secretary; Burnett Thompson.
treasurer; Lawrence Dillon, Of
fetal greeter dion tamer).
Burgess Smith. Of Bloomfield. y
! a resident Of Orting IN the
'nineties,' visited friends here
Friday Smith is employed in
New York City.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

Take the cases Of three powder
mill explosions that have happened
in the United States since the war
began in Europe. There was wide
spread whispering and belief that
all were the work of saboteurs.
First was the blast which de-
stroyed the United Railway Signal
company plant at Woodbridge, y.
J.. on Nov Il, 1p40-an explosion
that took IL lives. The company.
despite contrary reports. did not
have a single government contract.
And though the case is not con-
sidered closed. II Is crediaably be-
lieved that the blowup was entirely
an accident caused by negligence
of one or more Of the workmen
who lost their lives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
43 Boy Scouts
Off for Camp
Leove for Hohobos
On the Outcult

Forty-three more Tacoma Boy
Scouts left aboard the Outealt
Saturday morning for Camp Haho-
baz on Hood Canal where they
WI have weeks outing Ap-
proNmately ire same number Of
boys Who have completed their
camp period vii return on the Out
Cat Sunday.
Skipper ". p DeMiile was IN
charge NJ the scout vessel FOR It's
week end cruise David Torrance.
y assistant scoutmastsr II Troop
- assisted.
Following are the scouts Who
made the trip 10 camp Saturday:
Jimmy Mslstrom, Troop !. Jack
Bradshaw. Bill Dickey. Warren
Sand and Cliff Osborne. Troop ?;
Keith Shiplett. Bud Berlsnd. Rod
ney Smith. Bob Vaughn. Eugene
Groeper. Bob Ball. Ron Torgerson.
Troop 20 Ray Brammer. Donald
Lindgren. Bunny sohwarz. Gilbert
Mccullough. Bill Buck. Neil Dorf-
ner. Eugene NcCallum. Dick Tar
pening. Bill Bennett. Troop "a. Bill
Staatz. Troop So; Bill OLesry and
Ronald Phipps. Troop Al; Walter
Oden. Tonic Akimoto. Billy Bow
lin. Richard Muth. Dick Hansler,
Elroy Burnett. Donald Lang. Stan
lev Vernon. Donald Cannon and
Fred Japhet. Troop ~; Wallace
Staatz, Troop 40: Jerry Lerum,
Troop -: Donald Lane. Ernest
Templin. Troop "a; and Paul Will
Jams, now Of Tacoma but regis
tered in Olympia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

Mrs. MAns EiiHabsfh Petersen.
- u ssIs 10 hasou sf alsd 81
uraay n = laeal hosFltsi Ans aas
= nstlss - Nlnnssotz ard had sssn
Fssldsnt - rssoms - ysafa
surviving ere her husband. Fflix
a orc daughter. Ma Eaifh D3es
- Long Hsaeh. Cslf ara 0ns "a.
ter Ma Aksf N Gfssn - Pert
isnd. ore. Piper viii snnossses tns
funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
COMIC RELIEF
IN SPY DRAMA

COMBINES these false spy
- scares turn out with unex-
pected results Tn. most classic
example Of this was caused by
the innocent request of a news
paper photographer Wanting 10
get a picture 81 the throngs Of
defense workers pouring from the
gates Of local factory at quit
ting time, he requested that the
gates be kept closed until all the
force was ready to leave.
As the employees piled Up IN
front OF the gate, the rumor
started that there Was 10 be a
mass searching Of everyon. EN-
ployed at the plant. When the
gates were opened and the force
had crowded through, guards
found scattered on the ground
where the crowd had stood wait
ing. enough tools 10 flll several
barrels
NEXT: The TBI Crime lab
oratory for sabotage cases.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
T. LOFTS MING

Louis klag. 80. - siz ~ g
~. died FRIDAY N a lpcai bosplssi
he has hssn freight agent for van
oi.s railroad ard steamship Aass
IN Tacema ard seattle for INA lass
70 years Hs leaves Dis sifs. Mar
osffnsy ALL snnounss ths funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

~iiiisn -.mosi Meats - Nm
aAy. 70 a m from the G. G Maj
hnEsr chapel. RsF. " A. Aoofs
offielating
Mrs gessis MAY Jones' honnsY.
, , M. ~ 1oantsin Fis1 oaFisi
PARK. services ard efsmation. an
der direction = Buekisy-kinx Rev.
Robert Pfslffsf officiating
InfAat Peterson - Prig.ts aers.
ICES we're held Saturday from me
Buckley King chapel oaksood
cremation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

ife present county WpA coil
Fort Ls~a Where fhe city
street department. ut<d
400 WpA n1en % ~.
peok. u hos bofsly 200 no~.
Stree rho frat % the yeur
there hos hesn q nofslFol de-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
False Rumors More Deadly
Than Sabotage, FIJI Says
Fourth Of Six Articles
WASHINGTON
BY PETER EDSok
Tacoma Times Special Writer

WASHINGTON = Sabotage and espionage today are not
confined specific and tangible crimes of destruction
Far more deadly in fact the hystera created by the
spreadn gfase rumor combined with the damaging effects
of careessnes National defense therefore comprises
good measure of keeping careessness under control and
checking the spread Of faehoods that morale Of the
civilian population.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
RTMORtS BUILD SPARKS
INTO CONFLAGRATION

LURES which do break out create
l. an extra hazard Of hysteria
when the reports about them are
passed along by word OF mouth
and magnified and exaggerated
at every telling Fires in manu-
featuring plants in the United
States have been running about
$4,000 a year with property
damage Of $50. 600 900. Nearly
10000 Of these fires are caused
by explosions That record IS bad
enough, and 1t needs no magnifi-
cation.
But IN periods of national smer-
gency. fire reports tend 10 spread
Xix. ventable blszes on a prairie
In an east coast shipysrds fire
recently, a big cloud ~ smoke
rose. and a double fire alarm was
sent IN Immediately. Rumor, OF
course. spread that the fire vas
the result Of sabotage. What
actually happened was that
rubber hose mad caught fire near
ventilating shaft. The up-draft
had caused the smoke 20 Use in a
deceptive cloud. but that's al there
Was 70 il. Actual damage was prac-
tieally nj and the cause Was acct
dent. not deliberate sabotage
Previous 70 that there vas
fire in Boston navy yard that got
81 age buildup. What u
amounted n Vas that when fires
had beer Nnelsd IN tne dsstToysrs
boilers. > nearby scsffoidinE rad
been iEnited. Stores n Vhst
actually happened not receiving
ire prominence 81 The frs; reports
q sabotage and arson, the rumor
spread.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
FBI Must sHT
FALSE FROM True

MOT al these scare stories start
y with fires. Considerable en-
phssis was placed on a vest coast
incident in which q loading crane
toppled over. killing two Vorkmsn-
Immediately the cry q sabotage
was raised. but the inyestics
proved that Tire operator had been
attempting N MOIST plate, revoive
the Gran. csb and move the crane
along It's track. al al the same
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

Your Postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in L. s. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

time instead OF making each opfl
alton separate. with = fun stop In
between as safety regulations re
quired.
Let one Of these sabotage ru-
mors get started and a wave OF
calls Is sure 10 flood IN on the
FBI offices scattered throughout
the country.
Even the normal load Of defense
reports coming into FBI head
quarters every day runs into the
hundreds Many Of the reports
are unfounded. but all must be
Investigated. as some Of the most
fantastic have turned out TO be
true. Experience in sitting the
false from the true Is what counts
in effective sabotage prevention
and counter-espionage work.
One thing that the FBi em-
phasizes is that all these reports
should be handled by experienced
police officers. and not by local
yigilante groups.
In one state, SAYS FBI director
OF J. Edward Hoover. an industrial
group went SO far as 10 offer
rewards for information leading to
the arrest and conviction OF
saboteurs. The spy menace Is not
met by filling the Jsils with sus-
poets or by standing known agents
before a firing squad. An impor-
tant part Of the work lies in watch
ing the suspect or actual spy. Pre-
mature action against one foreign
agent may prevent the capture or
disrupture Of an entire ring.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

clilz@ns ~ ire United states a.
-, need passports - tous IN Can
ala