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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
Wilson Kindergarten
Entertains Mothers
at Lovely Tea

A MOTHERS TEA complete
in all details was given yester-
day by the children Of the kind
ergarten in Wilson school. Phyl-
lis Updegraff is their teacher.
Preparations were made on
Tuesday when the children made
200 chocolate and peanut but
ter cookies at the school in a
rooster borrowed from the De-
troit Edison company.
On Wednesday the table was
set and decorated with red, yell
low and white tulips. Festivities
begin in the morning when jim
my Schram and Barbara Jean
Park served the tea. In the aft
ernoon tea was poured by Bob
by Smith, Lucille Williams,
Ardath Mckee and Janet Le-
vine. Thirty-one mothers attend
ed. The children entertained by
playing the toy band and talk
ing about the flowers they raise
in their own greenhouse.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

ALTON NOE is celebrating
his birthday anniversary today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
Happy
Birthday
DlSn ~ Taurus
AlRll -. - Hay =.

Sign ~ Taurus
April - - Nay -.
People born under this sign have orig
inal and unconventional IDEAS, with much
Imagination for creative and imaginative
work. A. . rule they resent being tied
down or hampered In any way. They are
cautioned not % carry their own convtc.
tons too fay for thar own good but 10
realize that thsfe are two sides 70 every
question and one may learn By listen
Ing. -
Among the people OF note born under
this Hm are Warrington Irving. suthor,
Leslie Howard, Of the motion pictures.
Elizabeth. Of England. and Walter Chrys-
Ter, OF the motor Industry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Britain S Note 10
Rumania Frank

LONDON - Foreign Secretary
Anthony Eden told the house Of
commons Wednesday that Great
Britain's note severing relations
with Rumania frankly told Gen.
fot Antonescu that his country
had become entirely dependent
upon Germany.
Earlier. Prime Minister Winston
Churchill said that none Of the
United States representatives he
had seen or corresponded with had
discussed peace aims or postwar
reconstruction.
Churchill spoke in reply 10 q
question as TO whether Britain had
consulted with the United States
regarding peace aims and recon-
struction.
There is such thorough com
mon comprehension IN the United
States Of what we are fighting
for and Of what we stand for that
] cannot recall any occasion when
the question Of peace aims or
reconstruction has been mentioned
by any representative Of the
American government whom I
have seen or corresponded with, 4"
Churchill ssid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Judge Askren
Urges Unity

When all the word is waiting to
See what America will do. the Re-
publican party must stand a little
less upon party lines in the present
emergency. Judge William d. Ask
zen told members of the party
Tuesday evening at the annual
Lincoln day banquet sponsored by
the Mems Republican club of
Pierce county.
A crowd which filled completely
the Crystal ballroom of the Hotel
Winthrop heard Askren, now Sc
attic attorney, whose career in Ia
coma few years ago took him
through the offices of prosecutor.
superior court judge and finally
state supreme court justice.
I'VE have been through a great
campaign" Judge Askren told his
fellow party members. And when
Republicans finish a campaign, the
campaign is over. They are as they
were before. true Americans.
But the question is. What shall
be the course Of America upon the
morrow What America does
must reach TO the far corners Of
the world"
Judge Askren turned directly TO
the controversial subject Of the
Continued on Page 5, Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Elderly Man
aially Hurt

An elderly Tacoman became the
10th traffic fatality In the city
since Jan. l Tuesday night. when
he sucoumbed 10 injuries received
when struck by a bicycle at 18th
and Commerce SITS. at AIS p. m.
James Mosely. 70. an employe
Of the Drift Inn tavern and a
resident Of 304 So 18th st. died
in a local hospital at $50. four
hours after being admitted. Pre-
liminsry examination revealed the
elderly man 10 be in critical con-
dition. suffering from possible
skull fracture and shock.
The bicycle, ridden by Claude
II. Belz II. OF 1910 SO. Tacoma
ave. and carrying his brother.
Joseph. 49, sllegedly was stolen
four days ago near 9th ave. and
Prospect st II Is the property Of
Roland Boch. 1907 No. It'll At.
Witnesses Of the accident said
the Belz boys descended 18th st.
hill At high rate Of speed.
Mosely leaves brother, l. "
Mosely Of Alabama.
Tuell viii announce the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
.Aity.-Ceneral
Sets HEARING
For March 81
FBI Produces New
Evidence on West
Coost Labor Leader

WASHINGTON - Attorney
General Robert II. Jackson
Wednesday afternoon ordered
deportation hearings for
Harry Bridges. Australian
born ClO leader on the West
coast.
The hearings will open at San
Francisco. Calf. ON March 81. and
will be conducted by the immigra-
ton and naturalization service.
Jackson said that an inquiry
into Bridges activities BY the
Federal Burcsu of lpvestiga-
tion had produced "new and
additional evidence" on which
the hearing would M based.
The FBI inquiry resulted In the
filing of a 2.500-psge report with
Jackson by FIJI Director J. Edgar
Hoover.
jackson directed the FBI Aug
"a 1910. to make an inquiry to
determine whether grounds existed
for Bridges deportation under the
1s40 alien registration act. The
act provided for deportation Of
aliens found 10 have had sffilia-
tons at any time with organiza-
tions advocating the overthrow Of
government by force.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Pierce Solon's Marriage
License Bill Passed by Senate

Pierce. requiring both men and
women seeking marriage license,
to undergo blood tests for syphili,
before they can secure them. The
compulsory doctors examination
bin is a companion measure TO the
gin marriage" law passed by the
1889 session requiring a three day
wait
The battle involving beer
and wine In the house WAS over
the amount Of state license
fees charged retailers. A bill
nv Rep. Al Henry. klickitat.
would reduce the license fee
Continued on Page 10. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

neRtI>-isas distance Ger.
man h.mh,eg pias~s M.saas
attacked . nrisi.h eeeee, w~.t
Of the Portuguese eesss ssa
.sek ala merchant se.ssi. tssal-
Ing -. $40 saes. the high c.m.
ntsna said IN . e.usoouigsse
"Wednesday.
MON british empire
forces. driving down IN. Rcd sea
easst. are within about 10 miles
of Ma.~sws. chief port of Italian
Eritres and terminus. ~ the rail-
rad from Asmsfs. the capital.
military sutho rites disclosed
Wednesday
RoMg-Ths nu,i.h als fore
Tuesday made its first raid es
Adds Ahaha. capital NJ Eshi-
epia. while meehaslsed nsstish
ground forces drove Is Wsli-s
into Italian semsiilsed In o.
eops Armada. tire high eess-
nand said "Wednesday.
BASexos. fn.ii.na - Wv.
Japanese ~srships were report
ed TO have arrived IN the Gulf
Of Siam within Thai territorial
waters. A japanese destroyer
had previously arrived here,
BsRLIN-i.ern,as political
quarters consider the Slchy gov
ernment ~ Admiral Jean Fran
eoise Dasiss 80 - purely tenn
poraSy government The effsciai
German news agency. DIM.
AID edpssAas In "isfovusstseW
nsaAe available IN iks fsretgs
press."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Wife OF Jessel
Asks Work Permit

tACkANLNTO--iols AndfsNs,
is-yssr-osd showsiri bride Of Com
sdian George Jesssl. seeks q permit
from the California stats child la
hor department 70 appear On the
stage. Miss Andrews said she
wanted no publicity because ~
cost me $4,000 in Boston when
they rejected my permit just AZ
was about 10 fuifiil q nixhtel1b
contract two weeks ago"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Tacoma Aviairix
Flies Tiny Plane
To California

Miss Emile Nofks. . zisysar-cssi
Tseom. girl ~he calls ), fun 10 ~
e-bofsspoSsr plans over ihs
stormy siskiyaas % California In
the dead u stntsr. WAS back home
Wednesday and atm happy sb<ls
the experience
The syistrix buexsd sD-mIis
winds In . ship ~iis . Top spssd
n IS o. ~. had 10 make emery.
sner landings ~ safh duDtsiss
places 70 the c11 Creek airport In
southern Oregon. GUIDED ssrssif
up mountain passes by following
tins Highways ami once even
assifdesf' do~n mountain sias
On q down draft until sh& clipped
. fsS ipixs Off . ,fss TOP.
And ss<'d Ike 70 start the whole
thing over right nou.
Mas sosxs took . portable radio
and liftis else IN tss way II lgg.
gage with ssf. Win tns radio sh~
could eaten weather reports. and
ny by beam when shs couldn't see
Tns ilttls pians carried % nttjs
fuel shs could stay IN TIA air less
than tao hours At . time
In fact. its cruising radius Vas
20 snort. and speed 10 slow. and
tbs wind - strong. that Miss
fcontlnusd on Page 2. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Mayor Able
To Patch Tn
Row at Post

Agitated waters of friendly
relationships between official
Tacoma and official Fort
Lewis were Gained Wednes-
day as Mayor Cain for the
city and Mai. Gen. George A.
White for the army jointly
spread official oil over the
turbulent surface rufflcd by
what has been termed the
Eastwood incident"
Gen. White, administrative head
Of the two army divisions In the
Fort Ie~is-Camp Murray area.
expressed his ov'n assurance that
all would be well In the future.
For his part. Mayor csin said
7 feel that everything IL
Strengthened out now and there
won't he any more misunder-
standing"
With elsborstions on their
respective themes of peace. the
Tacoma and Fort Lewis sxecu-
tives wrote At least q temporary
fms To the situation created BY
Safety Commissioner Eastwood.
first, when he went personally and
directly to Washington. ID. C.. 10
back up an unauthorized. personal
appeal for $500, 900 In federal
funds To support his department.
and finally. last week, when he
charged military police on duty
IN Tacoma weren't cooperating
with police here.
Il have found Gen. white. a.
well as all other high ranking
officers. A. cooperative ~ any
group Of men with whom ] have
Continued on Page .. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

official memo of the Consist Of the
train-railroaders term for what
kind and how many cars make up
the train. The principal cargo con-
sists of heavy shipments OF air
plane parts and engines. along with
miscellaneous assortment OF silk
lingerie, bathroom fixtures. sui
phuric acid. machinery. automo-
bile tires. corn sugar. malt syrup.
automobile parts. furniture and
household goods-a fair sample of
every commodity that moves from
the Midwest TO the Pacific Coast.
Our train comprises IS loaded
freight cars with 2.340 trailing
tons. a heavy Dynsmometer car
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Cain Admits
Censorship
By Eastwood

Mayor Harry +. Cain today
admitted that = censorship
of news prevails nj Tacoma
police headquarters.
lie further stated he Is
not in sympathy" with tho
policy in effect al police head.
quarters.
However. he took No action. due
10 an orsnisn written by cofpars.
ton Counsel Howard csrothsss
which upheld the censorship -
being legal under the city Charter.
The mayor had reference ts the
fact that Police Commissioned
Holmes Eastwood for two months
has refused Tacoma Times rep.
resentstivss sersss To the polIos
records
The commissioner tswpsss1
the bas hsesuse rhs Tlsses.
IN IDe~emkes. seseo1e1 Ia iss
readers shss tire svesy's Foot
Lewis Camp n array s~ss-
uanAiwG s~ssssi wss - ~
paint ~ dectasssg ths essy
"eut sf hounds" fss sot1tsss
~ reason NJ tss eefeseeeseee
~ sati-sscs lava
Tho mayor al thai iims appealed
10 MAI Cen George white ana
succeeded In restraining the com.
mandAnt
mi. week he vas forced 10
intsresds again and upnssid East
wood because the latter again wss
involved In q clash with tho gen
srsI. which had led the latter
again io threaten quarantine
= think Commissioner East
wood's policy 10 iii-foundrd." the
mayer said today. hui Mr.. csrosh'
srs opinion 10 . harrisf do not
feel able 10 sufmonnt"
Os IN other hand. uty
Commissioner nstssvs O'sett
MAS e.sspstss In he ess-
aesusatisa NJ shs po,see hes<'s
sssies, Censorship 10 st~sys
bad" ~ sid. = sss ssstsss.
sbiy eppese< 10 " In ssy psss-
Ne Sepsstmsss. psstt~aisssy
shes II h Discriminatory.
The remaining ~. msnhsss of
the city council. Ab B~rssrs~n ana
Val Fa~ostt. have - yet msds no
statement
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
New Storm Threatens
Northern California

SAN FkANCIsCO - A ne "
storm threatened flood and wind
harmed northern California Wed
nesdsy.
The new disturbance was ] 900
miles west Of Eureka. and weather
forecasters said the section. al
ready sodden by 50 dsys Of pre-
cipitation. could expect "a pretty
good rain tonight or Thursday.
Winds that reached a velocity Of
s. miles an hour al Alameda Tues
day backed the water Of San
francisco bay into low-lying com
munities. flooded several hundred
homes. short circulted power lines
and inundated highways. The
winds were abating.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
BRIDGES. Clio CHIEF.
FACES DEP0RT ALTON
Tax Statements
In Mail Thursday

Paul Sewmsnis valentines viii
be In the mail again Thursday =
somewhere between 80 600 and ~. :
600 Of them.
The timely messages viii inform
every owner 81 house or piece Of
ground IN Pierce county that
Treasurer Newman il ready 10 sc-
eept their taxes from now on
As an indaicement To- paw
promptly, Z per cent Of the tan can
be deducted when paid before
March Is Hslf the sum can he
paid by May n without a penalty.
however. and the second half with.
out penalty N by Sos. 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
NewsboY. IS Inches
Toll. Is Candidate

LOB a y @ y i Y ; - Angle ,.
Rossito. 50 inches tall and 80 years
old. laid down four $50 bills a. Ms
filing fee 70 campaign for the
msyOrship here. a nevsboy. Ros-
alto claims the support Of the film
colony and other nevsboys In his
campaign for fiye-eent car fares.
on.-Hsy streets. and an efficient
police force"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

Va y Z d U v X, y. z. - CITY
health officials said "Wednesday the
number Of German measles cases
in Vancouver had increased 20 cpl
denic proportions.
In the first II days Of February.
II was said. III cases have Oc-
CURED The total for the month
Of January. considered heavy. was
lis cases
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

sAs 0aASCoeGO ~ Mors fnan
800 officers snd man from xoosfs4s
field. Y. = ssmy cir corps hasa.
sail "Wednesday for seward. AIss-
he. aboard ths transport H. nGsAssi.
Win than Siil - msmssss a
the issh passsss squadron. HamEt.
ton field. the 9ssd cir bsss ssnue.
ard the 7s,h composite group. pssls
s~vsfai army places.
rhs various gsoups ~ fiisss aa1
ground crews wiii ~ aivs1sd -
tween Eismssdsrf fisia. Aaehop.
age. and Lad fsid - vairhastA
Alaska
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Paraguay Presidents
Son May Come 10 U. S.

W. SHIN q TO S--Presidsnt
Roosevelt has invited President
Gen. Higinio Aorinigo Of Paraguay
10 send his i0-year-old son 10
Warm Springs. Ga. for treatment
for infantile paralysis. Mr.. Roose-
welt wrote the letter Immediately
after he learned that HiginiO IT,.
had been stricken. Psrsgusysn
Minister juan Soler said here he
was greatly impressed by the
presidents noble gesture" but
that he did not know whether the
Invitation would b. accepted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
A NIFTY SYSTEM

Northwest railroads that drag
their 40-car freight trains over the
Cascades with two giant, smoke
belchine Mallet steam locomotives.
which shower the countryside with
noise. coal dust and SCOT, ought to
look up this nifty system OF haul
ing freight. Here We are roaring
over the Cherokee strip with 81
cars. headed for the Continental
Divide 90 of 'em) on passenger
train schedule with the avowed in
tention Of making the entire run
Continued on Page s, Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
BULLETIN

OLYMPIA - With only five
dissenting votes, the state SEN
ate Wednesday approved SB ~,
requiring man and woman
seeking q marriage license TO
pass blood tests for syphilis be-
fore the license can be granted.
The measure was a companion
bill to the gin marriage" law Of
1899 requiring three days walt,
Sen. Ted Schroeder. Pierce, Its
sponsor, said.
OLYMPIA - Marriage license,
headlined the state senates calen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Greek Capital
Has First Raid

ATHENS. Greece --- This
ancient capital had It's first
night air raid Of the war Tues
day night. Parachute flares
fell from unseen planes. which
dropped no bombs here but
continued on 10 Piraeas. the
port OF Athens. TO dump
bombs on workers quarters
and into the sea near harbor
works.
Wounded persons ssrs still he.
INK dug from ruins In the western
rrasns district this morning.
During thu raid .earchiights
we're active and tracer bullets
streaked the sky II vas an
nonnesd that damage was not
important
The public security min
istry reported many other
raids On Cfeees Tuesday,.
Enemy aviation Tuesday raid
cd rural districts Of Jsnina. tab
ins some victims Prsvsxs,
where there psrs q few civilian
victims and small damage 20
buildings. Lsifssa. Hbsrs there
were a few victims and Bnlm.
portsnt damage. Hefaclion dis.
tfiet ~ Crete. whsfs theirs we're
no vietims and no damage. the
Corinih region. whrrs there sers
no victims or damage. and f1rasns.
yhsrs son1s poor Noftsrs Ssrs
victims but damage sss unins-
poftsni." the minlstry's com
muniqss sald.
A Kssespmsst spskssmss
said that ssaes Gen. rEs
ssssIiese bsess~ chief NJ ihs
Italian general staff . nssth
ago. ~ itsiiss counter
attacks In AIb.sis had ssfiea
practically soihIsE. In shs
lat reported engagement.
Greek artillery iafiieseA heavy
iesses on retfeztisg 1ssIisss
and Sssek Infantry sfsvpsd
sad coesp,sd . 1000 foot pssh
after . iosg and hard bsttts.
tbs spskssmss ssid.
In the kissrs area. according
20 the spokesman. Greek patrols /
captured ~ prisoners Hs said
four Italian plsEss hsd bssn shot
doa1n IN ina past - hours and
that three more planes had been
forced 70 land because ~ damage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
WARRINGTON

WAsHINbTON = a stnke n.
nance subcommittee Wednesday
unanimously approved a House
passed bill ~ raise the national
debt limit from sfs. 900 900 900 20
So. 900, 600. 900 10 permit sddi-
tionsl treasury borrowing 70 IL
nance the defence program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

dar Wednesday while beer and
wine came back to the house of
representatives for another round
as the Washington legislature
opened the second half Of its 60
day session.
First bill on the senate calendar
was SBl2. by Sen. Ted Schroeder,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

Janet Gould. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Clark Gould. 27l2 No.
26th st. will be managing editor
of the Stanford University Daily.
Il was announce Wednesday.
following elections held on the
campus.
Dick Hall, Fishers department
store. already is making plans for
his 1871 hunting trip to Oregon.
an annual fall event. Many Wash
ingtonisls are getting the Hall
habit.
Drs. ". y. Keller. William b.
Dublin, X. ]. Bennett and Robert
". Brown of Western State hos
pital. Steilacoom. have articles in
the last issue of The Washington
Bulletin. Lala Handorf, X. ".
collaborated with DR.. Keller on the
article, Social Therspy"
Chaplain Tunis 8. Cordill. Nc
Chord field, recently flew TO March
field, Calf. to inspect the fields
library. While in California he also
visited his mother in Los Angeles
City Engineer Carl Frosbeck has
moved back into his office this
week. 1t was completely reno
waited and the ceiling lowered.
Mayor Harry p. Cain and City
Controller Tom Swayze were in
Continued on Page 2. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

OLYMPIA-Governor Arthur 3.
Langlie's proposed tax on petro-
leum products was filed in the
house Wednesday by the rules
committee.
The bill levies a tax of one quar-
ter of cent on each gallon Of
petroleum products not taxable as
a motor fuel, except that the tax
on lubricating oils and greases
shall be four cents per gallon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13
Aluminium Scrap
SalvageR squested
WAs11tNOTON

WARRINGTON - Esi~srd n
stsEtlnia.. rriofsties director for
IN. affiee ~ rrudaetisn manage
ment. "Wednesday ASKED mssnes-
lam producers q slles.,s all 81
their stocks a. defense Industries =
BE slsa sshra maDer sifcfsn
producers 10 salvage all r-ssshie
aluminium Strap
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

OLfNfh-Hsp. Earl r. War
Mica. Thurs,on. underwent an op-
Grafton for appendicitis at . hos
pltai here Wednesday. He became
III while attending The house ses-
sion Wednesday and vas removed
70 mas home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

ufaASty s0ppsptyfVv3 W Hp~e1 fDf
naval resrmsment program.
WAsHfSGTOS-Ths ssnst.
foreign relations committee Wed
nesdsy agreed in principle" 10
give congress the power 10
terminate by majority vote ~ any
time the extraordinary powers 10
BE- granted To the president under
the war AID bill
Meeting In executive session.
the sensts committee xas said 10
have approved four amendments
that Nsrs written into the al
minlstrstiOns fsr-rssohlng bin by
the house
Thee included the amendment
which would permit congress 20
end The presidents authority BY
concurrent resolution. which
needs only a mAtority vote and
cannot BE- vetoed BY the president.
This northumberland In the
house by Rep. Everett Dirks<n.
p. III. and accepted there by a
vote tina, surprised house admin
isirstlon leaders Was approved
only in principle" ~ the senate
committee. u Nss ssid. A draft
ing COMMITTEES Will De named 70
improve the language.