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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04

came a national issue last month
when OPM co-Director Sidney
Hillman refused 10 award a de-
tense housing project contract to
Currier because his employees are
organized in a local of the Con-
struction Workers Organizing
Committee (CIO) instead of in
the AFL craft unions.
The Currier bid was $43l, 900
lower than any other bid sub
United for the project. He planned
TO erect prefabricated homes OH
the project site at Wayne.
Currier said he believed the
bombing was the result of speech
he made in New York yesterday
before the National Association Of
Manufacturers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
AL UNIONS oUTMoDED

81 said In the speech that the
ALL guild or craft system was
OutmOded," he said.
1.-THE industrial system of or
ganization In the modern one.
We're organized In the CIO and
we like IL. My men chose II be-
cause II would permit the manu-
facture of good, cheap homes
for workingmen and would save
the industry In which they are
employed.
I'VE don't need the ALL and
we don't want them. I"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
No One Can
Dictate to
US--NaZis

BERLIN - An authorized
German source said Wednes-
day that IL some Americans
like 10 think they are NJ war
with us - then we certainly
will not hinder them"
The Man informant ADDED with
emphasis. however. that
Wa ~iiI Iet no one dictate
Ia us - 10 whether We are
actual, 81 war or not"
The source was asked for re-
action 10 statements from the
United states and Britain that
Amsrios 10 now actually In tina
war" as q result Of passage ~ the
isnd-lsass bail and WHISTLER, IN vl~~
81 Developments. Jspsn's obilgs-
tons to Germany under the ,rl-
psrtits alliance would nov come
into effect
lie said
"WbethSr this assistance
from the fsItsd stsfss cor
stitutss az does not eosstls.ss
an .ef sf wss depends entirely
on the value ss give 10 it,
and that 10 PRECISELY NIL"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Sheriff Requests
6 More Deputies

Another request for an emer-
gency appropriation. this time
from Sheriff John c. Bjorklund.
was In the hands Of the county
commissioners Wednesday.
The sheriff failed 10 find the
commissioners 10 make n personal
request as did Assessor Fred A.
Smith Tuesday. but left a letter
asking an increase Of his personnel
by six men. at an approximate
cost Of 1878 for the rest Of the
year. In addition there would be
car expense. he noted.
Bjorklund cited the large in
crease in population Of suburban
Tacoma and rural Pierce county
caused by activities at Camp Muir
ray, Fort Lewis and Acchord
field.
The sheriff estimated the in
crease at $4,000 soldiers. many
with their wives and families,
around 800 construction workers
at the three places and 800 men
at Mud Mountain dam.
Also" he wrote. the FBf Ia
placing in our hands large num-
bers Of Investigations Of certain
individuals suspected Of un-
American activities. With the
present personnel this department
Continued on Page 3. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Murder Confession
Probe Is Ordered

BOISE. Ida.-State police were
assigned Wednesday 20 check de-
tails contained in an unsigned con-
fession to the murder Of George l..
Olson, Salt Lake City jewelry
salesman. for which Duncan Med.
Johnston. former Twin Falls may
or. was twice convicted.
Made from words clipped from
magazines and newspapers. the
confession note was received by
Gov. Chase A. Clark in the mail
from Klamath Falls. Ore. The
words were pasted on a piece Of a
Salt Lake City newspaper TO make
the message
State officials were undecided
whether the mysterious confession
in the three-yesr-oId murder case
was a hoax, but the governor Or
dered Commissioner Of Law En-
forcement J. L. Bslderston 10
check information contained in the
message
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
SUPER LABOR
BOARD SET
UP BY I'D R.

York stat. mediation board until
recently; Frank +. Graham. presi'
dent of the University Of North
Carolina.
Representing employees; George
Meany of New York. general sec
rotary of the American Federation
of Labor; George NJ Harrison.
president of the Brotherhood OF
Railway and Steamship Clerks;
Philip Murray. president of the
Congress of Industrial Organiza-
tons: Thomas Kennedy. vice presi-
dent Of the United Mine Workers
of America.
Representing employers: Walter
C. Teagle. former president OF
Standard oil company OF New Jer-
sey: Rodger d. Lapham, president
of the American Hawaiian Steam
ship company; Eugene Meyer,
publisher of the Washington, d. G.,
Post: Cyrus Ching. vice president
of the United States Rubber
corporation.
The executive order provided
that labor disputes will be referred
to the mediation board whenever
the secretary OF labor certifies
that a controversy had arisen be-
tween employees and the employer
which threatens to burden or OBJ
struct the production or transpor-
tstion of equipment or materials
essential TO the national defense. u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

Contract Set
For 10 Super
MinesWeeps

First hIs naval projset for
rseoma's psrt IN the national
defense program. . nest q
10 navy super-mineswsspernI
are slated 10 b. built h Ioen1
shipyards. Il vas rsvsaled
Wednesday.
coesssets fcv ire fsset ~ -
fsossrs vIii aggregate sppe~1.
msssss ss.sos. noo. u was rsp~sss.l
Result ~ several w~enr ssup
ussseas sstwesn navy efflsselD
and Nsrsnwsss hcss rulsdsvs an
es'icr a ec~ssssssea ~ lsse.r
lively s>ss msa> - ses,ewsi
.. -. seassenas mo1vnu1o1Dng
Cap. fssss rseumn -
sss>1lns g.. ssssi Wuopeo
o~senuo11lsg c. ~
A total ~ n itswsknl vsGnp1D
ain ~ bsslls IN the Nsv>nweu4 u
~as se<iiesssd ts>s - fuuv enen
we're slse Tentatively sanlune1 -
hessyssds Il Aneosss ~ Nepsn
rs~ra. ore.
D y ss6sss>e~1 snvy o1nns
sse - ss1ps . ~ - ~ -
~ csesonD vunspeb - - eu11o
~ yss6D eAseeUe~ee - -
No. lump1noeeoy. ~ -
sesssnsos sp>a1 - - - -
hwste.
on relatively ussssal seslgn. ~
vesssls nndss erHn6deeuelnN wti1
~ hssslt a. word ~ eese InaG
shcsi dram. snd Nm ~ eQu1pQo1
Nth Two eoo-bsrsspswss htan-
spsed diesel engines. Ai>h~uUn
the ersft are ta ~ ussd primarily
~ min~swssp>rs. snpssss nsvo
Ilhsasd them IN ths speedy snv~
peae sests a wssta go NJ 1
fsms.
n aA11eone - eopov m1Ds~
swsspsss sVvavssuN - ssaeD
~ ~ nguno1 - , ~ovoUoo
thsese~ agn1nue ounmnsenmA
sIsvssft - smgenHo 49,
nlds ~ the ieesi haesyerss wuvu
ssso.ooo fos saeh venset NDw.
ever. when ths engines ssd -
clsi equipment h e<sup1essly ~
stalled ~ The navy. vstns = $500
win approximate . half-miittoo
doitars.
4 vsssA ss1ps. ~ hna1s 80
III ss ~ essspenes . yess ep~ss
~ eesss ~ esoovusao 40
sSgn~1-
To accommodate In no psojsef.
considsrsbis snpsassss ~ heal
facilities viii ~ ss<sxpsry. lneiss<I-
Ing ns~ sheds and shgps. u y
sHpeotsd that msapgwss a. ssea
plant VIII necessarily - about
doubisd. ~ish moss tssa 100 nssa
employed ~ eseh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
u. S. Officials
To See Newsman
Held by Nazis

BERI.IN-The foreign office
told Leland Morris. United States
charge d'affaires. Wednesday told
a representative OF the embassy's
consular department would be per-
mitted TO visit Richard c. Hottelet.
of the United Press Berlin staff,
Thursday.
Hotteiet was arrested Saturday
on what the official news agency
said was suspicion Of espionage for
an enemy power.
II was understood that a men,
Der Of the consular department In
charge of protecting the interests
of Americans would be permitted
TO visit Hottelet.
Two officials OF the Gestapo. the
secret police, made a second search
Wednesday OF the apartment
which Hottelet shared with Joseph
w. Grigg. jr.. manager of the
United Press Berlin bureau.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Eye Finance
in
Field

OLYMPIA-Lumber operators
snd labor union officials will meet
here next week. probably Wednes-
day, to discuss further q federal
national defense sub-commission
report outlining improved financial
status in the Northwest's Douglas
fir industry.
The report was submitted TO
so Representatives Of the two
groups here Tuesday and after
an ail-day conference u was
decided to permit each time TO
study Its findings. II was
drafted under supervision Of
President Dexter NJ. keezer Of
Reed college, Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Bombers Destined
For Ci. Britain
Flying Eastward

POkTLASD-Tvo flying for
tre.es. en- route from Mcchord
Field 10 join the Royal Air force.
took off from Portland -colunbls
airport AZ IL n .. m. wednesday
for Salt Laks city. They will 70
TO Montreal. Canada. by way Of
Dayton. Ohio
Llsut.-col. Walter Peek. com.
handing officer Of the nth bonn
bardmsnt group ., Acchofd. said
the flight Wednesday would prob
ably end At Salt Lake CITY because
Of poor nying conditions cas-, Of
there
Peck plotted one Of ths ships
and MAJ T. N. Boisn WAS q, ths
controls ~ the other. TBsy en-
pectsd To reach Salt Lake city In
about three hours
The planes have BEEN held At
hochord 20 perni; installation of
self-sezlinT gasoiins tanks. Dslis-
cry ~ the other 20 ships xsx sx.
psctsd 20 BE- a. the rate ~ ons
q day.
The planes carried members Of
thu British air commission.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

lantic and on Guam and Samoa IN
the eastern Pacific.
One hill carried congreesion-
al approval Of emergency nav
I'll defense prolccts totaiing
s7s1,S1s. 500; the other author
ises prejecss totaiinE sioo. sea-
sss IN 10 financed In the ist1
budget. both must be APP
proved by the senate before
being sent "a the White House
for signature.
The first bill, In effect. ratified
Roosevslt's trade Of 90
average destroyers for rights "a
sea and air bases on British Al
lsntic possessions In this hsmi'
sphere.
A. Guam. for which forti-
fcatioa plans have twice beea
rejected by congress ~ IN sct
unfriendiy 20 Japan. the navy
will speud ~. TOO. 900 for has-
bor improvement and bomb
proof shelters for personnel
stationed there. The samoa
project permits expenditure Of
~. 100. 900 10 moderniye IN OPP
Grating base NJ Tutuils.
The 1912 regular navy bill APP
proved by the senate COMMITTEES
will enable an increase Of naval
enlisted strength from 23z 900 "a
2Ss 900 and that Of the marine
corps 10 so.5ss.
Approval of the measure. which
In expected 10 be placed befors
the senate Thursday. would ieavs
s5.o53. s76. 900 10 be appropriated
over the fiscal years 1850 10
oomplets the nsvy's two-ocean en-
pansion program.
In addition TO ss.+i5.to7. $50 In
direct appropriations. the bill All.
thorixes the navy 10 enter into
contracts totaiing s3i.i27 .sD< for
ship and sirorsft improvements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Bride Protests
Marriage Not
Like Marriage

: SEATTLE-Nearly two years of
q marriage that wasn't like mar
rage at all was over Wednesday
for Mrs. Chester J. Chastek, secret
bride Of the Seattle insurance man,
Czechoslovakian consul. and po-
litical aspirant.
The wife. whose maiden name OF
Lola Mitchell was restored with
granting Of a divorce late Tuesday,
testified that Chastek felt the we'd
ding would hinder him, and conse-
ouently they occupied an apart
ment listed in her name.
They were married in Fred.
erioksburg. Va, April 20. 1899
Now on duty as a naval reserve
lieutenant. Chastek was Republi.
can candidate for congress In 1884
and 1886 and sought the state leu
tenant governorship in 1910.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
US. Wdrships Get
Battle Gray Paint

WASHINGTON - The navy. IL
was learned Wednesday. IL paint
ing It's warships a battle gray.
As warships return 10 naval
bases for oyerhauang. the usual
light gray IL being covered with
the more somber tint This 10 80
the ships will not be 10 eonsplcu-
Gus ~ sea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
ar Zone
Bulletins

LONDON - Germany's great
Kiel and Wilhelmshaven naval
bases and the oil storage center
at Rotterdam were the chief
targets in heavy Royal Air Force
plane raids during the night, the
air ministry said Wednesday.
LONDON German planes
concentrated their attack during
the night on Hull, the famous
fishing town Of the northeast
coast. and took a large toll in
killed and wounded.
Rescue squads were still dig
ging into the ruins Of homes
Wednesday morning in search of
victims, and passing stimulants
to those who were alive but still
buried.
ATHENS, Greece - Italians
have started another drive on
the Albanian front. Greek dis
patches indicated Wednesday.
A Greek spokesman said the
luli following the disastrous Ital-
ian setbacks Of last week has
ended and hard fighting was
under way again.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
House 0kehs
Funds for
Navy Bases!

WASHINGTON The sen
ate appropriations committee
unanimously approved We'd
nesday n s3.ii6.ssa.is4 reru-
lar navy bill for the 1912 fis-
cal year. carrying si.5ih. ooo.-
900 for continuation of the
two-ocean warship building
program and $a3a.550.0o0 for
naval aircraft.
Tho house. meantime. approved
hy unanimous voice vote confer
enoe reports on authorization bills
totaiing sss2.s76.ass for a great
chain OF naval sea and air bases
on eight British areas In the At
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Radio ASCAP Deadlock
MAY Soon Be Broken

NV YORK - A committee of
the National Association Of Broad
casters Was organizing Wednesday
10 meet with q committee Of the
American s eisty Of Authors.
Composers and Publishers In .
move interpreted as indicating that
the deadloek which has kept
ASCAP music from most radio
programs since Jan. soon may
be broken.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
z Projects
Proposed to
Councilnnen
By c. r. MAYBIN

Authorization to construct
two new hydro-electric power
units on the Nisqually river
near LaGrande was asked of
the city council Wednesday by
Utilities Commissioner r. ID.
O'Neil.
He advised his colleagues he
would bring TO them an ordinance
IN the next few DAYS authorizing
issuance Of SI1 200, 900 in utility
bonds 10 finance one 50.000-kilo-
watt plant about a mile upstream
from the present LaGrande plant,
>snd = 10000 kilowatt addition TO
the present 24,0o0-kilowstt plant
there.
II the project is approved by the
council work would start at once
for estimated completion of one
unit in two years, the other in
1914.
In a prepared statement TO the
press. ONeil cited the need for
additional locally-generated power,
and the engineering studies which
have convinced his department the
city can manufacture its own pow
or cheaper by far than 1t can be
purchased from outside sources.
The plans upon which O'Neil
took his proposal to the council
are those prepared by Chief Con-
struction Engineer ]. V. Gongwer
and staff since last September.
Essential factors are these:
I-Construction of either an arch
or gravity type dam at point
a short distance from the present
intake tunnel of the existing MIS-
qually system.
o-Storage of approximately l47,-
4 900 acre-feet of water of
the Nisqually river and its tribu-
taries behind this dam to provide
reasonably constant bondage of
water for ia, 0o0-kilowatt plant
capacity below the dam-90, 900 in
new plant and $4,000 in the old
plant.
o-complete submersion of the
, village of Alder beneath APP
proximately so feet depth Of water.
l-Relocation of nine miles of the
old Tacoma Eastern railroad
national park branch of the c. M.
st. p. g. P.) and relocation Of ap-
proximately Az miles of the state
road to Rainier National park be-
low Elbe.
c-Construction of a 50,000-kilo-
- watt generating unit directly
below the new dam and expansion
Of the existing plant at the bottom
of Nisqually canyon at LaGrande
10 an additional 10000 kilowatt
capacity $4,000 XIV. total at this
unit to utilize again the water
already discharged from the upper
plant turbines.
O'Neil and his engineers have
Continued on Page 9, Column p
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Years Farm Strike
Advocated by Scion

WASHINGTON - Senate agri-
cultural committee Chairman Eli
son d. Smith. D.. s. C. Wednesday
advocated a farm strike for a year
to force the government to take
steps so that agriculture would not
be left Ito the exigencies Of the
market"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

King. s0-yssr-oid wfA ~ersss
81 Camp Murray. vas fessna dad
In his -monoxids fliisd ear
parked in hack Of . hums<r gard
At spsns~sy.
Unasrshsrtn Clyde kno1lss ard
Deputy Lyis L~throp 90 Tuesday
arrested hath Mrs King ana ths
soldier. Eide T. Garrett. n. ~
ths issth iafsntry. Co. @. 81 Fort
Lewis HE told . eosnpssts story
10 kn<vi<s.
NJ as~s Mrs.. kisg. ~hs vs.
ssiy haif ths sgs sf ~ sas-
bad. ~ . dan1s % Ises@s
sse. lest Tha~ksEiviss. Thsy
- bsessns eisss fvssaAs.
though Mag wss msas 81
pesd. ~ sssA-
she and ! became very fond Of
each other h>esuss Ne wsrs nsAssr
tina sans age Garrett said In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Coulss Dam Engineer
Dies Before OPENING
MASON CITY

MASON CITY, e. s,sso. 81.
Westinghouse erection engineer.
died Ia a hospital here Tuesday
night four days befors ths Grand
Coslss dam station ssrylee unlis
assembly a shieh he supervised.
are slated 10 start generating.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

Observation-Disclosures
Roosevelt Wednesday created
an l1-member national de-
Tense mediation board to set
tie labor disputes arising in
defense production.
The president, who signed the
order just before leaving on a va
cation. will appoint a chairman
from one of three members repre-
senting the public. Four members
will represent labor and four
members will represent manage
ment.
Membership Of the board was
announced as follows:
Representing the public; Clar-
ence A. Dykstra, president of the
University of Wisconsin and now
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

fact 1s he'd planned "a kss dlsese-
ing b~f husband and shs ard had
intended 70 sss married
rhs soldier set1 ~ tooh 1ra
king - his homs ~ til5lsnosa.
Ore. rsb. ard that kinG wsne
ao~n and rsturns<i her 10 Tnesma
rsb. 4 A fs~ days later IN hczss
near spans~sy. burned do~u.
$50 49, ~ ssss - h.snn1
~ hssas 1sws hn~sns -
ks~w - eo~1ns't uunne -
sshss hssss fss hss.- 0asvsoo
ankd-
.. she tsid ne shs moved
part II the furniture eu< a IL
house bsfoss sns sesrss1 u firs.
rhes some msn came snd hsfpe1
h~r move tns bssvy furniture eue
afssr TIE FIRE had started"
Deputy Prosecutor nil Coo1win
WAS questioning Mss King further
snd eputsmpisting III
Ing Of an arson charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

BUFFALO. n. Y. - fire broke
out Wednesday Ia q unit Of tbs
siz.oso. 600 curtlxs Wright Air
craft company under construction
here
The fire Was described BY .
workman a. an electrical fire"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Hsfs Contonmenf
viii Be Ready Soon

CAMP MURRAY - Originally
scheduled for occupancy FEB. IL.
the <Ist division exntonnens, five
miles south OF here. gill be CON-
plets. with the exception Of street
grading, BY the end Of the month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Asylum Buildings
Called FiYetYops

sALEH. Ors.-Ths Marion coain-
~ grand jury, following in tina
footstsps Of the state lsgisi2turs.
Wednesday termed buildings at ths
state hospital ~firetrsps Of rre&;
hazard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
NAIROBI. Kerya Colon,

NAlROBl. kenya Colony
An official communique We'd
nesday reported the capture
of Jigjiga. only 20 miles from
the vital Adds Ababa-Dji-
bout railroad. Cutting Of the
railroad by the British might
force collapse Of Italian re-
sistance in Ethiopia.
Tho capture Of JigJig. was Fl.
fected by q dsshing column of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
BULLETINS

BUDAPEST - Gsrmaa
sonces claimed tonight
that Germany and yngo-
sldria hare reached agree
monf on all points and that
yugoslurid pin sign The
fripdrflfs pact Noroh 20.
CAIRO - The nsiti.h Middle
Fast command repossed wedres-
day thai moro important pesi-
lions south of kesva. bess~ged
Italian fortress protecting AZ
mara. the capital Of Gritrca.
have bees captured.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
BLACKoUT Is PUZZLE

VANCOUVER, B. C.-Vancou-
vers blackout troubles continued
Wednesday. as city authorities de-
bsted whether or not a blackout
test was justified. and II II was.
who would pay for II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - Rep. Martin
Dies, D.. Tex, charged on the
house floor Wednesday that Ken
meth Eggert, whom he described
as west coast Clio representative,
was sent to California by the Com
munist party for the express pur-
pose of sabotage of our national
defense"
Dies said the strike at the Har-
will Aircraft Die Casting Corp,
Inglewood. Calf, was being led"
by Eggert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON 49, The house
Wednesday defeated tina first Of
series Of amendments proposed
10 cut down the British aid sppro-
priation from $1,000. 0oo. 900 TO
s.. ooo. 600. 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Soldier Lover Says Woman Whose
Mate Ended Life Burned Her Home

detailed confession by soldier boy friend that Mrs
Anna King. ztyear-od wife Of Jack King who committed
suicide Sunday had burned down tbs King house feu
weeks ago. the hands Of Prosecutor Thor C. Toilet
son Wednesday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

imperial troop. which had strueb
north with lightning speed from
Italian Bomsilland.
The eommnnique said that
thy entered JiEHgs es ~.
Psivsek's day. more than ~
hours sEo. This Indicated that
advance eiewseats az the Hrif-
ish imperial forces already
might h. even closer 10 the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Marjorie Jsestses. Tacoma mi
club. who spent last week In sun
Valley. brought homs . silver-san
award for comprising . downhliI
run within established Tins limits
In spite of . pulled llssmsnt ard
cracked knse hans sustained In .
previous practice run.
Frank q. CaiisaAss fTranh T's
dsdj. bsiisyes the U, 3 mail ssrv-
Ice 10 hard 10 beat The othsr day
he mailed . letter "a Seattle II
$50 . m. and st 2 D. m. same
day. had an answer back from
Seattle.
Thomas and vissisls nsssws1
are nov the proud owners % brand
new bicycles 10 ~hleh they took .
liking after renting sunday.
MN Ass~rss.. coIlss. Of Puget
Sound sophomore. says that u the
war gsts any tougher for Britain
he plans 10 try and set In ths
Royal Canadian air forcs sna help
fight the msnaos.
Taking par, IN . recent sn,sr-
tainmsnt program put on ~ TIRES
tist Division recreation tsnfs we're
fcontinasd on I'sss .. Column ~
--a-asss-aaa.se s.sn-.ss-ssss@=
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Scion 10 Jein SisH
OF Attorney General

OLYMPIA - cnffos1 q. Moa.
stats ssnssov from 1rsst sna
Douglas counties. viii tpan shs
staff II Attorney osnsvsi nmIsh
Troy On r'hsfsdsy. u vss a.
nounssd Wednesday Mes viii ~
assigned u . s,eisi s~e.rify mat
ter in esstsfn wsshingtos.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy tonight. Friday. Temps. /:
High. s.; low. a. sun rises Sis;
sSss SIT.
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WALLACE. l1s---psy lnessasss
for minsrs wsrs esdsrs1 wssnss-
day by sia more cpsus 6Atsns
district mining companies. Tn -
companies teins1 four otees eisns
In inesssssns wages - espts . ~.
sffeetiys from March ~
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selective service director; William
II. Davis. chairman Of the New
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ROME = British smSirs forces
ere bringing up move land and air
material 10 continue their attack
on kersn. In Eritres. bat the
Italians are effectively resisting
and communicating. tho high
command said IN . communique
Wednesday.
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