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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

A UTHOR DOUGLAS MILLER
= tells of observing a voting
place in Germany during the 1888
Nazi elections which presumably
afforded voters the opportunity of
casting ballots for or against
Hitler.
Burly storm troopers, however,
sauntered in front of the voting
places, cycling with suspicion any
who dared 10 enter the booths and
ignoring signs which proclaimed:
"All patriotic Germans are
proud 10 show how they vote"
Author of you Can DO Bust
ness With Hitler" Miller was in
town 10 lecture before the Eco
nomic Club. He was for many
years commercial attache Of the
United States embassy in Berlin.
A visit 10 a sick friend in the
hospital resulted in Edward j.
Anthony, d DENLY High art
teacher, winning a 5000 first prize
in a national soap sculpturlng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Cupid Takes Holiday
Marriages Here in I94I Decrease. License Clerk
DiscIoses; 1854 Seek Permits TO Marry

Marriages dropped off IN 1941
This fact was disclosed today by
Tony Nader, marriage license
clerk, whose figures show that
through last Saturday 1884 ap-
plicants had taken out licenses in
his office during the year.
ITS not a sharp decrease"
Nader said comparing figures of
the past four years, "and we
don't know any special reason
for IL. Marriages did fall off
greatly Immediately after the
required blood test was put into
effect. That was four years ago
and each succeeding year the
number OF licenses taken out
has increased.
"The greatest barometer in
marriage license traffic il the
economical situation. Money,
romance, marriage" we say over
here"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

uniformed men in the marriage
license line now. Filing for appli-
cation yesterday was Jack Harry
Howard, %, soldier, who will
marry Evelyn Barbara Cook, 20.
Just a few steps ahead of Howard
was a young Chinese doctor. Of
flee workers watched Howard and
the doctor eye one another. Caspar
j. Lingeman, county clerk, hastily
stepped TO the soldiers side, whis-
pering:
Hes CHINESE"
IL felt kind of funny when I
first looked at him." Howard re-
piled.
Lieut.. Herman A. c. Anderson,
%. called for his marriage license
Monday. He will marry Virginia S.
Mcbride, 25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

Mrs r. Karwowski Of FlemminG
street has two sons in the army
George. the oldest is stationed IN
Hawaii. Eric Gibbs, former
reporter is acting as liai-
son. officer between the British
and Canadian armies in England.
EDWARD NNES SEY Of
IL La Sale boulevard writes:
please print my attempt at
poetry II you think IL may i'm
spire other young men TO enlist.
1 have Just reached 81 and am
on my way"
The dies cast, unsteathe the
blade,
old Glory 90 the fore,
An endless stream Of fighting
men,
FaH in from shore 70 shore.
The foe has struck the coUord's
bloc,
Hit deep, the bloody thrust.
The cry is uoiO 10 orms-re-
Ueuge,
UHite--We c0H-1Ce must.
Nov ice shall blast him from the
seas,
Wen drive him from the skies,
-Aad- hA-sAa+- -e4la-A4444a.-aa
fold
For treachery and lies.
For Yankee wings and Yankee
guns
VIII carve ont freedoms place
And men shall breathe free air
again,
No matter rhat their race.
Unwanted though this task may
be,
There is nothing left 10 do
But fight this',0dr and lciH this
tCdr,
Together, see It through.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Monoxide Gas Poison
Hits e in Budd Plant

Tventy-eight employees Of the
Budd-Wheel Company 1214l
CharlevoiX avenue, were recover
ing today from carbon monoXide
gas poisoning from a furnace in
the plant.
Detective James Wetmore Of
the police special investigation
squad. said the workers had just
started the furnace and il had not
become fully aflame. WetmoTe said
he believed that the men may have
left the furnace door open 10 get
additional heat into the shop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Jobs Available
Civilians
In Air Service

Thousands Of civilian w0krrs
who will become unemployed in
Detroit with the stoppage Of auto
production. can obtain employ
ment in the air service command
of the United States Army Air
Corps, It was announced today.
The air service command Is a
civilian corps operating under
civil service which maintains the
army's flying equipment.
Interviews will be granted 10
applicants from 9 a. m. 10 9 p. m.
tomorrow in the administration
building ar the Wayne County
Airport. Workers will be imme-
'diately classified according 70 eX-
perience and training without the
usual civil service examination.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

IOUlt ST.
While calling
on y e a ! B G r
tram Anthony
picked up a bar
Of soap a n d
carved out fig
ures Of two ref
ugees which he
g n ] cd Flight
from Foreign"
Anthony COM
Pleted the sculp-
ture in less than
10 m n u I g 5.
Bertran w a =
impressed with
the result and
suggested it be
entered In the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

Attorney Jam
pealing for sue
cess Of the Red
Gross drive.
Dutch Clark
says the Pack
ers lost to the
Bears because
y on Illusions
hands were SO
cold he couldn [
hold on 10 the
passes. -. Rob-
.ert c. Tongue
IF Crosse Pointe
will come home
this week from
Roswell, n e W
Mexico, where
he attends mill
taE.y school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Fishing Permits Cancelled

MEXICO CITY Dec. Is QNSl
ALI permits TO fish in Mexican
waters issued in the name of the
Associated Fishermen of San
Diego, Cal, have been Cancelled,
Gen. Heriberto lara, minister of
marine, announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Deposits ON Oct taxable

LANSING, Dec. 16.-State Tax
Commission announced today it
had set October 81, 1871 as the
date for obtaining the average
value OF bank deposits notes re-
ceivable, accounts receivable and
other credits for payment of the
intangible tax for this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

national competition. Anthony
agreed and shortly thereafter was
advised Flight from Foreign" was
the best of hundreds Of entries.
Chairman John j. O'Brien of the
Michigan Chapter Of the Commit
tee 10 Defend America: BE alert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

added bonus for those who elect
to go 10 the United States pos
sessions. such as Hawaii, tho
Philippines and the Panama Canal
Zone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
MANG FIELDS OPEN

Positions are open, the army an
nounced, for sheet metal workers,
aircraft engine mechanics, pro-
peller mechanics, watchmakerS for
work on instruments, aircraft
welders, typists, stenographers,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
-f9S5fEafkYEdR

Peak year in the bureau was
1887 when 22,466 licenses were
written. In 80 darkest year Of
the depression, only 12,4fS licenses
were issued.
There is a growing number Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

executives and many other allied
skills. -
Salaries will range from a base
in. many positions OF 81 $50 per
year 10 over $1,000 There is an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

Gen. Hugh $. Johnso /,
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
People You Know
Author Recalls I938 Nazi Election in Germany
BY JAMES SHERIDAN

against the vicious fear and defeat
ism propaganda of our enemies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

Attornev Ianes ID Watkins an-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

There
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
20 Are Hurt
In Accidents

Weekend traffic was respon-
s'ble for injuries 10 20 persons
n Pierce county, city police and
state patrol reported Monday. No
N vas seriously hurt
Mrs. Myrtle Becker. %, Of 1915
South Tacoma wsy was treated at
St Joseph's hospital for facial cuts
suffered when an automobile driven
by her husband. Russell. struck q
parked = owned BY Francis r.
Harris. l4l4 So. Adams -. The
accident occurred al II 30 a m
Sunday in front Of 1896 So.
Grant ave.
At 1910 a m. the same day
Theodore Pleasant. le. Of 1907 So.
Gunnison o., was hurt when his
machine hit a parked a owned
by Peter }. Schmalz, 5s22 South
Tacoma way. Pleasant Was taken
10 the county hospital. suffering
from head decorations and shock.
Victim Of a hit-run driver,
Arthur Hahn. p, of Vaughn, was
taken 10 the Tacoma General hos
pitsl for treatment Of back and
head injuries al 80 m Sun
cay. He Nss hurt when the car
Continued on Page IA. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

Prosecutor Thor Tollefson. per-
,isting in his investigation of the
escape" Of John B. Van Wag-
ner from the county jail, Monday
was obtaining affidavits from
various persons connected with
the case.
I'D rather no names are used
ut this time" the prosecutor said,
but I am taking affidavits first
from those l feel certain will an
swer my questions"
Van Wagner, charged here
with attempted grand larceny
by fraud, was allowed to leave
the county Jail July %, de-
spite hold" orders on him
from New York, Pennsylvania
and Massachusetts.
The man was freed upon posting
$4,000 bond stipulated at his ar
raignment upon the charges here.
The $1,000 bond did not authorize
his release from the various hold"
orders.
A warrant, setting bond at
$50 900. from Massachusetts, had
been received by Tacoma police
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Tollefson Takes Affidavits
In Van Wagner Escape" Case

three weeks before Van Wsgners
release. The warrant was never
served.
Tollefson had assembled EVIL
dence which, he said, not only
would have convicted Van Wsg-
ner, but would have involved an
other mana man commonly de-
scribed az boss" of the Tacoma
underworld.
The prosecutor said Monday
he planned TO confer with
various state Officials at
Olympia Tuesday regarding
the ease.
He is awaiting replies from let
tiers sent Saturday to the governor
OF Massachusetts, and the district
office Of the federal bureau Of in
vestigation at Seattle. Both let
tiers asked cooperation in investi-
cation Of the Van Wagner "es-
cape"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Germans Claim
Ukraine Gains

BERLIN - The Nazi high
command claimed Monday
that German-Hungarian for
nations have slashed deep
into the Ukraine to sever Rus
sian communications and that
the main Red forces in the
Smolensk region have been
destroyed"
The remainder of the Soviet
troops in the region east of
Smolensk it was claimed by the
communique. now are nearing
dissolution"
The German-Hungarian for
nations. the communique said.
have carried out q sweeping
encircling movement which
has cut Soviet rail- communi-
cations.
The high commands com
munique was issued as other Nazi
reports cited the intensification of
Soviet counter-attacks all along
the front but said that in every
instance they have been repuised
with the result that Soviet forces
have been brought closer 10 de-
struction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Nazi Pincer Offensive
Aimed at Kiev Checked
by Southern Soviet Army
MOSCOW

MOSCOW - The southern
Soviet army of Marshal Sem
yon Budenny was reported in
a Russian war communique
Monday to be checking a Ger
man pincer offensive aimed at
kiev. The fighting at Zhito-
mir, 80 miles southwest of
kiev, was said to have cost
the Nazis two regiments.
The days second war COM
munique reported that German
forces, driving in full fury against
kiev in the hope of showing some
specific gain for the terrific losses
suffered in a. days Of fighting,
had been unable to make i'm
portant advances in the past "a
hours.
Heaviest fighting, the commu-
flique said. was in the Smolensk
area of the Moscow front, the
Estonian sector of the Leningrad
front and an unidentified north
west sector where more than 1000
Germans were reported killed and
200 tanks. armored cars and lor-
ries destroyed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

Across the expanse OF mahogany
table the sea dogs bronzed faces
failed to register any emotion
Only by their neglected cigar ashes
and strained postureA could you
detect the suppressed excitement
among the gathering Of Canadian
and British naval officers. Their
eold-brsided sleeves revealed three
: cid the rank Of captain The
speaker and one other were
wavy navy ms - sdmirals Of
i9i4-1s who had taken voluntary
dsmotion IN commodore rank IN
order TO serve again.
This Nszi agent" the marble
faced commodore continued in /.
dull monotone. lis reported 20 BE-
q member OF one Of the units. II
Is obviously Impractical at this late
cate 10 start an investigation Of
the 20. 900 soldiers 10 he'll have 10
come along HIS mission u poe
sibly designed as a suicide chore
most likely 70 get Information
Il the enemy IN some fashion that
will bring about ar attack On the
convoy.
Sinking = troopship under fun
naval guard would undoubtedly
please Mr.. Hitler no end Your
a~lterness At all times during the
voyage should prevent any such
Continued on Page 8. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

There are areas in our
southern states where today,
Aug. 4, is a day Of rejoicing.
II is Emancipation day.
II IL the anniversary Of the day
on which. - order Of a military
governor. Lneoins proclamation
beezms effective.
II the American Nsgros
Fourth Of July.
~ L. the s~asise,szv Of that
hour when hi. foreA~srs eee~me
fire.. men snd
Today the American Negro
Is puzzled.
he is perplexed By a prob
lem spotlighted by President
Roosevelt.
He cannot understand WY his
hrain and hs Drawn r not
vsntsd in thls oountrys defense
effort
He IL confronted by diserim1nz-
CONTINUED on Page "a, Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

Under = plan worked out BY the
q. 3. treasury department and The
Times all route carriers hay. been
supplied with dsfsn.s stamp saw
ings books.
And from so. on, all Times
carriers viii receive \ defense
savings stamp for every as~
s0-dsys subscription. Fer
every third new order. they
Will b. given an sstrx ascent
stamp y n bonus.
Chief goal of the boys ain b. 20
TN their books. each having room
for ils7s worth o. defense stamps.
Then tho savings books wil Ds az
changed for a national defense
savings bond. which slii have q
value Of as when Il natures 10
years after date II purchase.
This plan ties in neatly with
the training -. try 70 give our
e~arrisrs declared Frank Nae
oarsto. circulation manager Of The
Times
over . period Of many
years. be said. 4 hAss watch
I'd thousands Of Tacoma Time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
EDITION
BULLETINS

WASHINGTON Secretary of state Corden Hun Monday de-
nounced recent foreign Developments a demonstrating beyond
doubt that a world movement Of conquest" is IN progress by the
AXIS.
He called for ever-increastng production in order that the VIC
Tins Of the forces of barbarism can hope for the restoration Of
their human rights and liberties"
LONDON-An authoritative statement WAS issued late Monday
DENYING that Britain has massed 100000 troops q N the Thaiiaad
border.
The disposition of his maFstys forces at Singapore re purely
defense and no move of the magnitude Indicated has taken place"
the statement said.
Employers Association of Washington, said Monday afternoon
that negotiations with the International Longshoremens associa-
ton CAFL) for a contract covering three ports begin Thursday.
The lila was certified by the national labor relations board
last week as bargaining agent for lonsshoremen at Tacoma. Port
Angeles and Anacortes.
to the senate the steepest tar bill In American history-Ss,2os.-
100 = striking out a requirement that husbands and wives
who live together file joint returns and pay tases on their o
bined incomes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

such establishments Ne chased ~
Aug 1.
rn< .ts... -Sr- m.a~ Al IA 70
A. M ~ ast r. D gsssx sasa Of
fses,- q. A Aadsfson, "A. b. stars
and % N. rstsr~on.
Arrested -sss Alma J.ex.un.
az charged ~ith opsF.slnx . ss..s
~ pfosflfuilon Jnns nossns1s. -.
Negro. ana Dorothy Thomas. u.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Main Street

NJ. and Ms. g. D. D4sl.ss q
the Pennington apartments are
ysestioning m Portland and III
gene. Ore for tao weeks. having
left mere saturday.
Several T2eomzns went 10 PARK
land Sunday night 70 hear the 81,
Olaf Gospel quartet sing In Trinity
Lutheran church Alfred hzretAd,
Tacoma. n a member Of tins quar-
tst winch came here from North
field. MINI
II. Col. Jsmes n. 1oekbee, MAJ
Rowland l. Atebe.oB and Capt.
Milton v. P~~nfield, now on duty Al
the Port Lewis hospital served To-
lContlngsd on Page s. Column u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Hii-Runner Kills
Gee Boy at Yelm

The bodY ~ John D. Earnsff
20 rho as Instantly Killed early
sunday In Yslm when struck dg~n
~ q hit ans. run driver sss re-
esivsd IN Taeoma ~ ths TDsil
monssry, when all anBoubes the
funeral
BaFnstt AZ snr1iiss IN ths ccc
camp 81 Rainier. Nas sad 70 have
been walking siong the main
street u rslm. accompanied ~
another youth from the camp IFS
companion tod investigating Of
acsrn that after striking Barnett
me ear continued down ths road
TOR a short distance befofs stop
plng. Ths driver got out u ths car,
looked back toward tina scene Of
the accident and then returned
10 hls machine and drove away.
Ths youth. who had been al
the Ccc camp only a month. was
a native Of Arkansas. bis only
known survivor 10 ar uncle In
sNsatmsn, Mas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Pastor Places
Liability
On Eastwood
, nofionol deienss savinos

An sudi.nee which filed the
auditorium and balcony Of the
First Methodist church Sun,
day heard the pastor, the Rev.
Cyrus -. AlbertSon. place on
the department Of pubic safe.
~. responsibility for enforce
ment Of the federal sdie,
ordering houses Of ~prostita.
ton in Tacoma eloked.
~. Aibsrtaon made ths state.
meat In Announcing ths na~s ms~t'
lng - ~ hsh 81 Jasan Lee Thurs
lay night Nbsn the sps.ssr all
~ Dr. Donald ~ Williams. II
vaneoissF. director ~ Hriti-s
colambss alsisaaa a ssasssi dls'
ssss control
~ws ma~t ssinx lh~ pressure
~ pssbiis spissss 10 ssmp~i the
paba.s safety asp@rtn<nt ts
cooperate sith th~ f~asfsi
government ssd sss~e sA~
hsas<s u pfe>ssfssisa In Ia
sssas. aid Ds. Aib~rssesL
The department Of public
safety has been very lar an
this matter. We arc ashamed
Of u but hare 10 admit that
u - 40.
-fhs .szysr - ~ssiesesfssa-
~ assnE svert thisx lh~t he
an Tho tfssbls lee -its tss
pssaais safety department.
ms nesting Thursday night
will mobilize public opinion on
Continued On Page 8. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

r entirely ~ q municipal =
county officers he sid ahsts.
ment proceedings under The com.
mon nuisance Law should have
been brought when repeated vto.
lations were reported.
Gregory said there are many
other speakessie. In seattle
and other parts Of the state
which should he closed. Ne
said n place had been rslded
81 times hut stiIl remains epen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

Departure Of Hayward Ayrss,
managing director Of the Hotel
Winthrop. 10 take 8 new position
IN California was announced Mon
day.
Ayres a native Californian. had
been in Tacoma APPROXIMATELY q
year and q half.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

~auss<a ~ -. =h~t f~te.
sss q hs<ks ss~mzu ~afksF
.pfEHtrr~a . sf.ef syef ~
A~sA
Killed .Err acn4r y Hfs~r. II
puh1Dhsf # n Daily
Inurnsl - cnmmsrcs Gus cal
nsste.l 81. . bartender snd trh-
fls<seT. e . axgsF. xcund~d IN
ssidltion n Green eets fellremsn
Len 1. nrown and EfE<r nsff
Sirk usimatosl . ~e@Ftsn<s<f. Iehn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

NEW LONDON. Coma - Prezs-
dent Roosevelt rods the prsssdsn-
tial yacht Potomac Through smooth
seas off southern New England
Monday On the first leg Of q ysea-
ton cruise that may terminals
with a sea rendezvous with Ad-
mirsi Ernest !. King, commander
II the Atlantic fleet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

tie where three msn we're killed
and wounded SUNDAY. despite
repeated violations u TIRE liquor
law.
Gregory said the place had
been raided - times In the
past Il months. Four Of the
raids took place IN July and
the last one m Aug. l..
Gregory explained that his office
has no enforcement power. He
said enforcement and abatement
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

SEATTLE James ar~sa y
who re3e . freight train hers from
Tampa - dlant knosx what ~
weuid start whsn ~ wslsrd INTO a
night rlue ~sfIY SUNDAY kan n
had and nrdefnf : Bartender =
hand ever the eentents - ths tn
rhr~e RVS w~r~ killed ard
.eees weanaes. fsr~e ~ tk<e<
critically. IN . fr~<far-sn saa
md faraitare fight are~s
"a. ~.e % the-~ rfttiraify
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
NORTH PINCER PRONG
STALLED BY SOVIETS

The northern prong of the Ger
man pincer aimed at Kew, capital
OF the Ukraine, was said to be
stalled at Korosten, 90 miles west
northwest. and the southrn prong
was reported being held at Belsya
Tserkov, so miles south-southwest.
In the Zhitomir area, on the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Police Arrest
8 al Broihel

A raid IN . hosss~ u prossltss-
tlon at All 10. tTtb u. sunday
morning resulted in the arrest NJ
eight p~rsosx after "a had rs~
dsspIts Commissioner
iioimss Esss ~s<d's order that ali
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

N~rrstsfruun fsuafnrs Ha~sce
smlth. !. hatsi si>rs. ard Carl
John-oa ire enralslor q L~on
nFesr sHa Iennsnr e<r< grave
r~lI@< ~<r~ a.sn.1~ q. 4~ter@
fCenfinu<d ~ Fszs a CoiuEnH ID
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Reorganization 0kehed
SPOKANE

SPOKANE Federal Judge
Lloyd Black has approved the
proposed reorganization Of the
Spokane International railway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Spokane Bunker
Killed In Crash

EvERETT-rhe state patrol re-
ported Monday tnAt Edward ".
scale. ~. spokans investments
banker. was killed In an automo-
bile accident near karysyiiis late
sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Orient Ship
Sailings TO
u. SCANNED


Fst~ef<~t
ss.sah u~s.~arrs~a r~p~sts r<s~
.slss-s N.~sss that Japanese
sss m..~sss fssvs- e~s.ues ~
l~ss~ .rsie nsAst<s st.sa ~
Aws.s river ffesss~v ~ Ns~<ss~
kss And sss-rss~ ssssss ~ ~~~s-
ss-s s.a that - 5spsss>s sss-
fst~s i.ses e~.s.>lstea.
TokYo-Al Japanese ship
sailing. 10 the United States
were suspended indefinitely
Monday and many Americans
and other foreigners were vir-
tuaily Isolated.
IL was understood that .sslsnss
would hs suspended alan IN asath
America p~nainx eIs~fifssasinr ~
the attitude ~ the soush AHsrs-
can rspuhlles tnwsfa Japan.
nors than 100 Americans hsd
been scheduled 10 sail Thursday
in the ilnsr Militia Nsnl. which
was affected BY ths Suspension
order. nsny 81 thea. Americans
had already disposed ~ their
homes. Furniture. automobiles ard
reserve food supple. art ere "a
anes faced with N. prooism -
uvtaE hare
tn~p.sss seepssg fhssssh
The sssist ssps~e~s eessss~
uAie ,nasoas~ shaa fhs fs~1
psssses~ y ~h~sssmsng s~~ssess..i
suarxNssoN oaDGa
lsDs.ATEs AMERICANS
rhs suspension order almost
Lsni.tss Americans and ether far
slrnsrs in Japan n~ssass "a 10 al
mat imposssbie Ia ehtssn sset.
ing. for shanghai shlps sss sail
ing 10 Shanghai from Ssxsssti
hui police restrictions on travel
ny Foreigners make a impossible
Ia reach saxss~hi. Bookings fn<
ship. frnm kab~ are fiied fog
weeks an<.d and fsrthsrmsFs for-
siKnsss are mot permitted n sal
through tho Inland 80. sdIsssnt
20 knf~L
Agrifuifare Minister uiru,ssa
Ito. after a toas NJ tns flood sooes
IN ahih. and ip.raki pssfsetusss.
.sid to-day th.t hs ~ss muen mr.
pfi.sa Al ina ext<nI a. damage 70
erops.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
King Prosecutor
Blomed for Failure
To Close Resort

OLYMPIA E Gregory. chair
man Of the liquor control board.
charged Monday that the King
county prosecutors office had fall
ed to close the "speakeasy in Seat