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MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. May IS CUP) -
Hens, leghorns, pa TO 3l4 lb. e.. 1Sc
Hens, leghorn over ID. -. 1sc
Hens. leghorn over 4 lb. ...... 1SC
Hens. colored \ TO 512 lbs. 80. pa
Hens, colored 5l2 lbs up -. 23c
Broilers, over Ia TO Ia lbs. e. 15c
Broilers over Ia TO "a lbs .. 16c
Fryers, leghorn 2z to lbs. 16c
Fryers, colored 2iz to 3 lbs. .. IT.
Fryers. colored 2ia to ga lbs ..1Sc
Fryers, colored 10 AZ ID o.. 2Oc
Roasters colored over a., up 21c
Old Roosters, CoIored ........ 13C
Old BOOSTERS leghoIn ......... .0S,
Ducklings, over 5 lbs. .......... 19C
Ducklings under lbs. .......... 1Sc
Old ducks ................... .OsC
Young Geese ............... J5c
Old Turkeys .................. 15c
Capons, 6 TO s lbs. ............ 25c
Stays, colored ...........-...... 14C
Capons, S lbs and up. ........ 25t
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B A
BARYS
H A. ! !:

with Mexican Heat Powder. Soothes.
cools. chases away heat rash on babies and
groWn-ups. May often prevent heat rash.
Not talcum-me6icated powder with vege-
table base. Get Me acan Heat Powder.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-26
L. A. HAY
L. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES, May 26 (UP) -
Irnnsamerioa ..s..,.-t--'. 9is "a =
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-26
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

LOS ANGELES, May 26 OUP) -
Butter: Extras csc. Prime 1st 37c;
standard 36 &c; undergrades 34c.
Il A IL.
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MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

July ................. $1.76A
Sept. 1......=..... $1.78H
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Raj. NAZ| AIR war RACES!
Dies 4 Hours
After Mishap

One soldier was dead and
another hospitalized in critical
condition Wednesday after
the motorcycle on which they
were riding collided with a car
driven by Chester Johnson in
front of the Triple X barrel
on South Tacoma way at
| rs n. m.
Ernest J. Phelps Of Company NJ.
18th infantry. Fl. Lewis. died al
S:4s a m. and his companion.
William Harvey Livingston. Of the
same outfit. was being treated
for fractured skull. fractured
right arm and possible internal
injuries. Attaches Of st. Josephs
hospital where the men were
taken. described Livingston's con-
dition as low"
The soldiers apparently were on
the way TO Ft. Lewis when the
motorcycle collided with Johnson :
car, which was turning in TO the
Triple X barrel from the opposite
side of the street. according to
Miles Hansen, 1910 So. Warner
st. attendant al the eating house.
Phelps death marked the ninth
traffic fatality in the city since
Jan. /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Germany Boasts
Shipping Raids

BERLIN Informed quarters
said Wednesday that German
planes and naval forces sank 5000
tons of enemy shipping and dam
aged other vessels totslling several
thousand tons Tuesday.
The official German new agency
DNB said German bombers scored
direct hits on q merchant ship Of
$500 tons northwest Of Ireland.
forcing the crew TO take TO life
boats. The vessel vas ssid TO have
sunk within four minutes.
The agency said also that Ger
man bombers successfully attack
cd vessel Of 500 tons near the
Scottish east coast The ship was
20 heavily damaged that It's loss
could be assumed. DNB said.
Informed German quarters said
that German planes attacked two
airdromes on the island Of Malta
Tuesday night, infiicting damage
on runways and hangers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
ASCAP Named
By Government

MILWAUKEE -The government
filed a criminal antitrust suit in
the federal district court Wednes-
day charging the American Society
of Composers. Authors and Pub
fishers with an unlawful con-
spiracy that deprived the radio
public OF its music.
Broadca Music, Inc.
ASCAP's rival In the current
musical war. had negotiated
nm agreement with the govern
ment TO des.st from practices
the COVER nment considered
antitrust law violations. As
result. the government
dropped q suit against BMI,
the National Broadcasting Co.
and the Columbia Broadcast
ing system.
The government charged that
ASCAP and its members-includ-
ing some of the most famous
names in Tin Pan Alley-consid-
cred to withdraw on Jan. the
right to broadcast the compost
tons of its controls from approx
mately SOS radio stations which
had not renewed their license for
ASCAP music. The government
asserted that this deprived the
radio public Of the privileges of
hearing and enjoying" A S CAP
music.
The government also alleged
that the defendants conspired to
control the use of It's music In
radio broadcasting, sheet music,
motion pictures and electrical
trsnscriptions in violation OF the
antimonopoly statutes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Claims u. S.
Planes Are
Not Modern

WASHINGTON - Sen. Burton
h. Wheeler. D., Mont. said he
has received word from what
he insisted was IAN absolutely
reliable source" that the United
States does not have q single
strictly modern warplane.
Wheeler said his informant
advised him that this country as
Of Jan. ! did not have even one
military plane equipped with
self-sealing gasoline tanks, ar
NOR protection or sufficient fire
power.
Without self-seslinE tanks, he
said, warpianes are Flaming
collins" In some instances, he
added. American plano. have one
or more Of the three items, but
none has all three.
Wheeler said his source re-
vealed that In 1870 the United
States sent 1884 planes to Brit
ain and 37t 10 other eountrie.
out Of a total produced Of 1854.
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with the governors revenue pro-
gram TO meet needs of initiative
141 and felt ii was inadequate,
Meyers said. II also found a lack
of any governmental reorganiza-
tion program TO carry out his
campaign promises.
Meanwhile. the house OF repre-
sentatiyes was ignorant Of the
senate's action. Speaker Edward
J. Reilly said he had heard nothing
about il. A Democratic caucus in
the house was scheduled for We'd
nesday TO discuss numerous cleo
ton revision bills and the question
Of house cooperation on the Lang
lie conference probably will be
brought up then, he said
Meyers last night appointed
Sens. Joe Drumheller. Spokane;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
STATE EDITION
!|z6E|1||@5

STRUGA Jugoslavia-Froner said Wednesday Greek
troops miles south Of Nalona
Tepeini-N alona
ss British Greek planes bombed Nalona Tuesday
reported and attacked Italian
shot Blenheim bomber,
RoME-Itaian southern Ethiopia have withdrawn
Of Lake stefan after fighting high
mand admitted in communique Wednesday
LoNDoN-British planes Dusseldorf industrial
area Of Germany, docks at Cherbourg
naval bases and invasion ports
night reliable quarters reported Wednesday.
SAIGON French troops land here
only GAS miles from Singapore ostensby to
enforce armistice terms between
thontatve sources reported Wednesday.
II believed that the reported foreshadow
tension Of the japanese military grip strategic southern areas
CAlRO-Itaian forces in Errea In hotI,
sued by British forces and which
fleeing from Uttered with vehicles Brit
h middle east command headquarters said communque
Wednesday.
LONDON Three German bombers were reported brought
down at attempted Wednesday on CONVOY off
the southeast coast
The sound of
considerable distance off the Kensh coast
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Legislators Seek Recommendations
From Langlie for Revenue Measures

OLYMPIA = The Washington
Legislature moved Wednesday to
ask Gov. Arthur B. Langlie for
Recommendation of new govern
mental economies and revenue
measures TO balance the states
budget.
Lieut.. Gov. Victor A. Meyers
called caucus Of the SO senate
Democrats late Tuesday to discuss
the stand the majority should take
on Langlie's program. The caucus
voted 10 appoint seven-man COM
nittee to join with similar house
group 70 call on Langhe and find
out more about his legislative
plans.
The caucus expressed discomfort
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Two Confess
Store Thefts

A young extra night Waterman
In a downtown Tacoma store and
one Of his closest friends confessed
Wednesday 10 the systematic loot
ing Of the store during tho early
morning hours for the past slx
months
The jslied Waterman. whose
father has worked at the store
"a Janltor for 20 years. Ia Joseph
Ford, ~. whose homs 10 on .
ranch near Ashford. Ford and his
friend. Vivian seiis, s2-year-old
Ashford truck driver. we're arrest.
ed al selie's ranch shortly before
midnight Tuesday by UNDERNEATH
Clyde Knowles and Deputy Lyle
Lathrop.
The men were held In the county
Jail Wednesday under $500 bail
each.
Guided 10 the ranch BY Attorney
Fred r. Henrickhen. representing
the store, the officers recovered a
roomful u loot and returned ], 70
Tacoma.
Stacked IN Knowles office wed
nssdsy we're pillow cases. blankets.
shirts. trousers. rugs. leather jack
cts. bots. socks. a spadiBg fork.
suit cases. drspes. games and pun.
ziss. package ~ epson salts
soap flakes. Christmas tree lights
q sleeping bag. dishes. pottery ana
glassware
Prosecutor Thor g Tollefsgn.
Who prepared superior court
search ard arrest warrants TlIsss
day evening st Hsnriekseo's re-
guest. said Wednesday he planned
fContin1ad on Page 10. Column ~
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Nazis Criticized
By Willkie in
Radio Broadcast

LONDON - Wendell L. Willkie.
In q message 10 the German people
wednesday night criticized tho
hate. aggression and lust for
power Of the present German gov
eminent"
The message was drafted by
Wlllkis before he left this morning
by plane for Lisbon lie arranged
for its release after his departure
and asked that II be transmitted
10 the German people
y arm proud Of my German
blood. but . hate aggression.
and tyranny" wiiILie ss,d.
We German a meriezs. p. leet
the hate, aggression and iDst
for power % ihs presen, Ger
man government"
The British Broadcasting corp
GRAFTON Will transmit WITNESS
message IN ia German language
breakfasts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
John Binns Resigns
His NYA Position

His resignation a. state admin
istrstor Of the National Youth
Administration. a position he has
held since July. 1898 vas an
nounced Wednesday BY John n
Binns.
Bihns who is a partner In the
firm Of Binns n Cunningham. said
he would return 70 privat. prae-
tiee. He Is continuing IN his sYA
post until a successor Ia named
after which he viii take a brief
vacation.
News dispatches out Of Olympia
earlier m the week mentioned
George sheridan. employed In the
state tressurers office. a. Bins
successor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Solons Rap
Beer Halls
In Tacoma!
Charges Mode
During Battle
In Senate

IN, rssams Time. starr Writer,
: CAPITOL. Olympia - Con-
ditions in Tacoma beer halls
we're roundly raped AZ the
peak of senate battle Tues
day.
Conditions were coupled with
statements that tavern owners In
Pierce county are up against the
law" and facing a bad situation In
dealing with soldiers and minafs
solons were dealing with = sen.
ate bill 10 relieve tavern owners
Of part of the burden on sale %
minors when tho controversy
ragged.
The bill In question was sH2..
which failed "a pass and was sent
hack TO the committee ON liquor
control.
Three senator. from Pierce
county spoke on the MEASURE.
Charges were made nv sen.
a. y. taarnes) jackson. shs
claimed that soldiers were Kls-
Ing beer ia girls Of IL and Is.
The bill would prohibit persons
other than tavern owners from
giving latsnr "a nainafa making
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Wesiman Seat
In Senate MAY
Remain Empty

oISNPA~Ths senate sss' n'
ienns "ea,'nan OF snoi'onnisb
may be empty ,hs snt'fe SESSION
II snohomish and Island county
commissioner fan 10 PICK ssr-
eeasor' II appeared wednesday.
The senate voted more Nan .
ssss ago against seating West
man hut eommisslon1fs have not
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nevertheless, knudsen in action
is not entirely the big-shot ex-
ecutive Of tradition. His office is
spacious-about 20 feet by 20, per-
haps-and is furnished in simple
luxury, with leather-upholstered
chairs about big desk, but there
are no trappings. knudsen keeps
his desk-top clean. and you never
see litter of papers or documents
on it. He has only one telephone,
and although he handles a huge
mass of mail every day he never
dictates letters - always writes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Prospscior Friend
OF Senator Suicide

GLENDALE. Cal - Patrick J.
Sullivan. Sho shared q prospsetor,s
shack with ths late Sen. Key PITT,
man % Nevada asrlsz tns Alaskan
gold rush. hanged himself from .
faff@f In rest home hers because
Of ~ health. the 7s.ysar-old en-
prospector Was credited with bss-
ing been the first 10 discover gold
on the beach at Nome. Alaska
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06

Carl c. hohler. Thurston: Albert
d. Rosellini, King. and Guy Bal
four. Lewis. on the COMMITTEES.
The other three will De picked
later.
Meyers yehemently denied the
Democratic legislature was trying
70 put the Republican governor
on the spot or trying 20 start
fight with him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
British Colony
Secretary Dies
LONDON

LSDo>--f>Dfd Lloyd. 81. sec
rstAfy d stats for the colonies
died At Midnight. u Nss announced
Wednesday.
IL was made known saturday
that Lord Lloyd. who Was leader
q the house o. lords as Neii as
colonial secretary. Was seriously
ili ana that hts condition Was eaus-
ing anxiety. Lord HOrder. physician
in Ordinary 10 King George. at
tended hin. Lord Lloyd had sl,f-
fersd severe chill more than
three weeks ago and had been adj
vised 70 stay in bed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
OLYMPIA Tu

OLYMPIA - Two Of the sig
bills Gov. Arthur 3. Langlie gave
10 the legislature Tuesday were
introduced Wednesday by the
house rules committee-one set
ting up a merit system for state
employees and the other charging
certain state departments rent for
floor space in capitol buildings.
The other four measures still re-
posed In senate rules committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
u. S. {. Of {.
Opposed TO
Aid Measure
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - The
Chamber ~ Commerce Of the
United States Wednesday OPP
posed the about British aid
bill on grounds tina. the priest.
dent could deliver the whole
army. navy and air force "a
foreign powers without adj.
vising congress and might he
able 90 seize private property
for delivery to foreign gov.
ernments.
Speaker Sam Rsybnrn. after
attending = meeting ~ pemaers,lc
members ~ the house foreign
affairs COMMITTEES. said simuiisns.
onsiy that Serious Consideration
i being given 10 sddltlansi amend.
msnts 10 tho hill
Tho meeting n the Democrats
committee member. vas . pre-
limlnafy 10 the third and final
days debate on the house floor.
Tho house vii start voting ON
amendments Thursday
The Chamber ~ comm.rrss
views were stated 70 tho senate
foreign relations committee by
President James n kemper. Ils
testified that hls hoard ~ dlrec-
tors felt unanimously that the
present hill would mot contrbuts
To the defense ~ tho United
States
The ehsmhev feels. M ssid.
that instead 81 the peasltsg
m~ssure congress sheaid draft
lexislati"s which wsaia give
r"nxr.s. NJ = htpestisna esa-
Gf~sstsnsi COMMITTEES tie
power Ia svpvevs ~ vsss ~
propesed material Aid short
of-was for the demecsaetes.
1ie said the ehamhes slss
sdvocste cr~dits and ossh foe
the democSseies.
kemper said that such isKisia-
ton should contain . prohibition
against the travel of any Amer.
can weasel Ia war sonss. as we'll
NJ a specific ban against the dls.
patch Of armed forces 10 ear
areas without congressional sp.
proyzi.
ksmpsr testified that ths cham.
Der ~ commerce directors favor
specific legislation by congress
"l-To sell. Lease. or give such
military properties as no~ 90
hereafter may belong 10 thu United
States. AZ may have thu express
approval sithsf ~ the congress or
any bipartisan COMMITTEES thereof.
10 the British empire and other
dsmocrseies now or hereafter
Continued On Page 10. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Hint Sabotage Might
Be Explosion Cause


DENVER Denver and Pho
Crsnde Western Railroad officials
suspected Wednesday that giant
locomotive. which exploded and in
Jured IS persons. was ssbotaged.
While il Is too early 10 an
nOuncs any definite conclusions. II
appears that the accident may
have been caused BY ssbotsge or
low water pressure. Judge VIII
son Mccarthy. trustee Of the rail
road. ssi6 in a formal statement
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Another Storm Due

Another storm IL brewing off
the Pacific coast. the U. s. weather
bureau announced Wednesday. 1d-
yisOry small craft storm warnings
were hoistsd from Newport 70
TstooSh and at Port Angeles At
10 a. m. At that hour there vas
30 m 2. n. wind at Tstoosn-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

\ large turnout Ia expected by
Kenneth ID. Burnham. past exalted
ruler Of Lodge No. ia. when Ia
coma Elks hold their program
Wednesday evening for old
Timers"
IVAN W Met hord. former NYA
director for Lewis and Pacific
counties. has been transferred 10
Area 8 office In Tacoma.
Tacomans visiting in Olympia
Tuesday, and In attendance either
in house OF senate chambers. IN
cluded hin Gsliven. Dave Lindsay
and Morton Gregory.
Reno Odlin, president 81 the
Puget Sound National bank. who
served as an officer during the
other World war. will speak be-
fore the Tacoma Rotary club
Thursday noon al Hotel Winthrop
on "A Look at the National De
Tense Program"
As a member Of the legislative
committee of the State Association
OF County Assessors. Fred A.
smith OF Pierce county was In
Olympia Wednesday 10 confer with
the State Tax commission.
As successor TO Maxwell James,
who recently moved TO California.
James Hewitt has been elected vice
president of Glover Park High
School Senior Boys club.
Pleased over the arrival Of q
six-pound girl Tuesday morning
are the parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Cohen. 1908 So. J at. the grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alb Rose,
1910 SO. st: the great-grand-
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hen shapiro,
1906 SO. st great aunt. Miss
Ethel shapiro. Mr. Rose has been
jeweler on Pacific ave. for the
past SO years.
Tacoma may be represented on
the University Of Washington var.
sity crew at Poughkeepsie this
summer II Tom Taylor. Stadium
Continued on Page Z, Column ~
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them out longhand with lead
pencil on a block of plain paper.
SUCH
LANGUAGE
LIE generally beats everyone TO
! l work except his secretary. Bill
Collins. Knudsen has had male
secretaries ever since his first en-
counter with a female one. He tells
the story: For the first 20 years
of my life / was brought up in
shop. l did not acquire all the
polish that perhaps I should have.
Continued on Page 2. Column q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
WilIkie in Lisbon:
En- Route to u. S.

LISBON Wendell l.. Wiiikls en-
route hack 20 the United statss
from England, arrived here wed
nesday BY sirplans.
Hlilkis was met by members
Of the American and British lsgs-
ton stsffs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Scotland Yard Moves
To Hall 'Hi-Jackinu'

LONDON scOflsnd Yard today
reported Increasing activity BY or
gained gangs Of food hi laekers"
and "bootlsggers" and moved
swiftly 70 hunt out receivers and
distributors dealing in hot food
stuffs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Woman Painfully
Burned in Fire

Mrs. Lillian Chastain, 81. Of
1901 So. G st. suffered severe
burns in a fire Of undetermined
origin which broke out in her
home Tuesday night.
She was taken in an ambulance
% St Joseph's hospital. where she
vas reported ina serious condi-
ton. suffering from second and
third degree burns on the neck.
CHEST and arms.
The FIRE started a. e:45 D. m
Firemen said damage 10 the house
smounted 10 about $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Defense Production Chief
Sets F ast Pace; Tabled
The HurrYingest Man

The gay Knndsen Detroit knows the Knndsen who
quits his desk at $50 to hare fun is different man
from the knudsen Washington kno,Cs. Knudsen had a
Big JOB at GIN, has much bigger co-director
NTH Sidney Hdlmdn Of National Defense Production.
Ihts the third Of str articles Knudsen and Hdman
portrdys hnudasen the Production Man in action in
Wnshinaton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06

oss<osihls firm ~ . ssruss,s -
tween riefr~ Laval. ouslsd woe
premier. and the vishy sovesas
menf.
ssaseweMss ~ hssn 49,
made plain. hswsves. shse NJ
real Struggle ee~sese1 -
~hethss tuistrs sksssa 6Dsssss
rseseh psisey IN ssss -
WHISTLER fhs sgiss rves~h
marshal h IN sowssssss q lesss
ssmtssi vsIs 10 thsss
spheres not Sss~~sty essessA
by ths tsssss-ts~sussa asvnts~
tirs.
Germany has pslntedly indi-
Gated To viehy that Laval must
return 10 po~sf u rfsneo.t.esmaa
relations are not 10 dsisfiofats
further.
A svK In this program appear
cd Tuesday wnen II b~eAms APP
parent That Laval demanded .
fs'-" ssAfs tt4 Hf%Ht "
power than rstsin - prepared 10
Yield. Laval, u ~ss said. d.
Dsnds that he be- psmed pfsmiss
with sbs right 10 choose his o~n
eabInss and free hand In psek-
Ing The nSv nstionsi ssssm bly,
= body already appointed ~
rstaln.
retais's trump card " ~
situations 10 NJ fsssGh fless
and ~ sfssssgts tssn<h
csIssies IN sssth Africa %
appeared thss the nesnsss
have ~ i~ass bias~a tAsy
wsssa iiks tAs ft~ss 80 kss~s
90 The Nsdteessasens go ihoe
Petals hes 1870 ssnptsytsg
the fhs~st Of fbsssss With ~
fleet 10 >ssth Aires - 49,
gaining psssss - ~ asattsss
with asfsaany.
In tina Var East. tfsneb fndo-
China 1as shs focal point ~
rapidly smsrziHx Japanese piano
for expansion into ina south Pa
elfie. Taxing advantages of rrsness
weakened position. ths Japanese
seemed 10 be moving 10 dsyslop
fconsinsssd on rsxs 2. calama u
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By TOM WOLF

Tacoma Times
'|4iAIS the hurrynges | ever did see" The dark
hued porters wondering gaze traled after hustling
busting large figure surgng down corridor of the Fed
era Reserve building
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Air Victims
Met Death
In Flames

The mangled bodies Of
seven MeChord aviators we're
returned Wednesday from the
bleak mountains. northwest
Of Morton. where they met
their deaths in the crash of
their army bomber Jan. l6.
six of the bodies were brought
10 Tacoma. and the seventh will
he taken 10 seattle
Those brought 10 the nieil Fn-
neral hons here were; First Lieut..
Y. NJ. krumes. pilot. Boise. Idaho.
Second Lieut. c T. Nielsen. CO.
pilot. Eau Claire. Wis. FRS, Lieut.
l.. T.. Mackay. passenger. Lincoln.
Neh. set H. A. Davis. technical
engineer. Tacoma l.. n. Netting
radio operator. scio. Ore sgt y.
l.. Mas. bombardier Quincy. M.
The body Of Second Lieut.. John
Y. Gets, navigator, will be taken
TO Bonney-watson Co. Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
TINS wAa TODAY

France and her Far Eastern
colony OF indo- China stood ~
world tension points Wednes-
day and new sirns II crisis
appeared In the perpetuslIy
troubled Ralkans.
A number ma crisis tn r~istlons
beswsen Marshal Henss Philippe
retsln and Adolf Miller wss IN
progress although u took the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06

..,.m, 49,
"onioN 49, ihefe was ~
ieet OF mountain top between
lie and death for seven men
in an army bomber. and luck
wasn't riding with them
A pack train Tuesday night
brought their seven bodies out of
the remote. snow-eovsred noun.
tains. where they crashed Jan. Ia
Just below the apex of Deschltes
neak The bodie. us,e h,,rn.a and
mutilated until they war. hardly
recognizable.
THE pilst tFir-t Lieut.. n.
N. krummes) was apparently
flying hind and WAS Just com
Ing out Of low clouds when the
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NAinowu. n~wys Csssss--Ns-
tive patrols captured nslssEuesns.
italian post "a miles inside the
ftsiisn Fomslllsnd bord~s. me
British south African commana
announced Wednesday,.