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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
Times Photographer Demonstrates


asked Federal officials o.
inadequate
iogapher through the saboseur routine and with pictures
that he could-and did
nights srfirifr
though he fashheh bulbs 10 make his phofes
top blast the
Northwest Machine works building where defense work under
below forcing his wharf warehouse with
= trans Pacific liner herthed alongside
Then he aw into building the 81 Paul Tseoma giant
mill could we'll have filled
gasoline
In bottom picture him apparently work damage track
explosive charge the Fifteenth street bridge railway artery
to he industrial district
picture below steathy laying which
attached there might dynamite under
Globe Machine Mfg Of 18th
bridge
Yes IL could hare een done,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
In Major Leagues
TODAY

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
II Could Happen Here
lEditoriall

IEdi0TiaI1
In publishing the pictures ths page The Tacoma
Times il not seeking alarm.
But these times. There il q declared national
emergency And there those Who would hamper this
nation IN is efforts prepare 10 defend iisef
II emphasize the repeated warnings from federal
authorities against saboteurs that The Times taken
this means Of demonstrating the lack u local protection
The pictures indicate graphically that 1t could happen
here"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27
Administrator 10 Sci Maximums
On Tires, as Well as on Autos

tlsfaerss.n sd. revealing tat ~
planned rspoTt h. President
Roosevelt an1 saaafsss 60 ths
sIsuntksn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

Fzlr lsniskl sd SATURDAY Tees
p~r~aar~ss ffsgh. - isw. -. sssn
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-27

Your Postmaster esn tsn ysal
hsW 70 invest in T. D. Deaenss
B141k.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
Increase in Need
For Nurses in D. T..
Hospitals Reported
Dr.. Porron Issues Appeal
For $4,000 to Begin
Training in U. S.

Following up the call issued by
United States Public Health Service
for $4,000 women to begin training
for professional nursing careers this
fall, the Graduate Nurses Associa-
ton today emphasized the need for
more nurses in Washington.
The association disclosed that II
local nurses have resigned positions
in hospitals or resigned from the
private duty registry to take up ac-
tive duties in the Army Nurse Corps.
In the first reserve of the Red
Cross, an association spokesman
added, are BIT Washington nurses
who must be ready to leave civilian
practice at any time to accept a
call to active duty.
Local hospitals, the nursing off,
cial pointed out, are crowded to
capacity and registered private duty
nurses are working harder and more
steadily than they have in many
years.
Heavier Load Expected.
This increased load upon hos
pitfalls and nurses is not apt to
tighten but instead, with the ap-
proachof winter and its accom-
panying diseases, may grow heavier" I"
the nursing official said.
Within a few months after they
start training, student nurses can
help care for the sick in hospitals
and so release more graduate nurses
Evening star., 1941-08-18

to the service Of their county, she
pointed out
The hospital building program
here, made necessary by the over
taxing of existing facilities, also
will increase the need for nurses
here, she said.
DR.. Parran pointed out that an
acute shortage of professional nurses
exists today and added that at least
$4,000 well-qualified young women
must be enrolled for the fall term
in the Nations accredited schools
of nursing to avert serious damage
to the Nations health during the
present emergency"
Training Kunds Provided.
The States Relations Division of
the Public Health Service is admin
istering a recent congressional ap-
preparation Of $1,250,0 900 which will
facilitate the training of these ad-
ditional nurses.
Should the country declare war
at any time in the future" DR..
Parran declared, "the need for more
registered graduate nurses would
mount astronomically. This Is
Evening star., 1941-08-18
School Here 10 Train
Women for Work in
U. 5. 0. Camp Clubs
CothoIic Community
Service Sponsors
Scheduled Closes

A two-week training course for
women workers in United Service
Organization clubs operated near
Army camps and naval bases by the
National Catholic Community Serv-
ice will open here Friday at N. C..
c. S. headquarters.
DR.. Franklin Dunham, executive
director of the N. c. c. S., arranged
the course in collaboration with Miss
Anne Sarachon Hooley, women's
Evening star., 1941-08-18

based on records Of the last war,
when nearly $4,000 nurses were on
active duty"
The Nurses Examining Board of
the District requires diploma from
an accredited high school for admis-
sion to the following approved
schools Of nursing:
Capital City School of Nursing,
Gallinger Hospital; Freedmans
Hospital tcolored); Garfield Me-
mortal Hospital (non -sectarian);
Georgetown University Hospital
Catholic; Providence Hospital
(Cathelic); st. Elizabeth's Hospital
and Sibley Hospital (Methodist).
Evening star., 1941-08-18
Human Torch Offers
To Conserve Gasoline

BY the Associated Press.
PALISADES PARK, N. j., Aug.
18.-Bee Kyle posed to Secretary
Ickes today the question whether
she should-in the interest of ua-
tional defense-cease being a human
torch.
Nightly Miss Kyle sprinkles her
self with gasoline, ignites it and
dives 80 feet into tank Of water
covered with flaming gasoline.
"Over the summer season I use
over 300 gallons Of gasoline" she
telegrapked Petroleum Co-ordinator
Ickes, land If you feel that such
use Is wasteful will be glad to change
my act"
There wasn't . press agent in
sight when she made her announce
ment.
Evening star., 1941-08-18

division director, and the Rev.
Lucian L. Lauerman, director Of the
National Catholic School of Social
Service.
Approximately so members of the
women's division will attend lectures
at 1912 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Community organization, group work
techinques, recruiting and placement
Of volunteers and Catholic social
principles will be discussed. Teachers
have been recruited from the faculty
of the social service school, the
Catholic University School of Social
Work, and from Government de-
fense agencies.
At . conference between club
directors and the new workers, prin- =
cipal speaker will be Charles p.
Taft, assistant co-ordinator in
charge Of health, welfare and related
defense activities.
The mems section of the course
will meet September to IL.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
French Consul Quits

HAVANA, Aug. Is P.-Calixto
Bergnes, French Consul at Santiago
de Cuba. published his resignation
yesterday, declaring he could not
serve government which Coop
crates with Axis countries" He
added that Axis nations are "ene-
mics of the democracy of America"
Evening star., 1941-08-18

American equipment is being
used on the reopened airline be-
tween Helgingfors and Petsamo.
Evening star., 1941-08-18

Prizes distributed by Cuba's Ma
tional Lottery in the first six months
Of this year totaled $6,993,O75.
Evening star., 1941-08-18

Put them in coats, hats, UNI
brellas, shoes, etc. The college
girl will want them for all of her
personal belongings. No c. o. D.
accepted.
Kann's-Notions- Floor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
BEGINS At $50 SHARP

Transportation parking check
Ing programs. m fact everything
is free The party gets under way
sharp AZ $50 and will run al
least until y 80 and quite possibly
later.
The same big show which Alvino
Rey and his orchestra will present
with the King Sisters at their own
New Years Eve party a. the audi
forum the following night Will be
presented
The King Sisters. Louise. %,
Alice. % Donna, p. and Yvonne.
l9. have scored a sensational sue
cess over the air, in theaters and
motion pictures and now with
Alvino Rey
They were born IN Utah and
true 10 the tenet> OF the Nor
man church, Of which they are
members. they neither smoke nor
drink But they do sing. and the
service mon and their girl friends
who come 10 the party tomorrow
night viii realize that before their
first number IS finished.
Remember, service men. it's
your party Come alone. with
your pal. your wife or your girl
friend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Soldier Thanks Child
For Christmas Gift
Box Was Included
in Times Campaign
by Schoolgirl, II

One of the first little girls 10
pack box for service man when
The Detroit Times Santa Claus
for Service Men" campaign was
instituted was 1l-ycar-old Jean
Lane of 1862 Clark avenue She
put a card with her name and adj
dress in her Christmas box and
took II TO the Holy Redeemer
Parochlal School where she is a
pupil In due time IL was picked
up, sent 60 Convention Hall, then
loaded on truck and finally il
wound up on Christmas Day in the
hands of Pvt Isaac r. Carpenter,
q member of unit stationed many
miles from here on the Atlantic
Coast
Today Jean has Private Carpen-
tiers Christmas card and his letter
Of thanks for the box Here Is the
letter.
pear LitIle raj:
II just received your pack
age and il made me very happy.
All Of the boys who received
boxes from the Michigan folks
were very glad for Michigan il
the only state that sent boys in
the service packages and, be-
lieve me. they appreciate IL very
much. II makes friiow feel
good 10 know that those back
home think enough about him to
do things like that.
II felt kind of blue because |
couldn't 20 home Ia the ones ]
love. hut this package has
changed my view OF the whole
situation.
II have "A little sister back
home two years younger than
YOU are and know what "A swell
time she had last Christmas and
I sure hope YOU see Santa Claus
because I know YOU have been
good girl.
well, little pal. I guess viii
close and l will fight with all
my strength to protect all the
little girls like YOU and every
ono else i'm my country
God bless YOU; wishing YOU
and daddy and mother and all
YOUR friends "A very Merry
Christmas and happy New Year.
"NOur friend.
"PNT. ISAAC X. tARPENTER.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
EVERYTHING FREE

Through the generosity OF Alvino
Rey. the King Sisters, the men Of
his ensemble and the various in
dividuals and firms associated with
the party everything is free.
All that soldiers. sailors and
marines need IS that they be in
uniform The Uniform of the
United States and the Allies is all
any man needs TO pass through the
doors Of the auditorium tomorrow
night. And incidentally. no civilian
needs Try and buy a ticket or crash
the gate For there are no tickets
for sale and there Will be a squad
Of husky military police and naval
shore patrols on duty at the door
10 see that only their own boys
cot ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29

Tense worker in an auto plant.
His mother. Gertrude, had a
stroke on Christmas Day. is SER
iouSly i'll and was told that her
son was killed in an auto accident.
ACCUSES POLICE
The father insists that the boy
has been prosecuted by police and
was killed by the officer in cold
blood
The police first arrested him
when he was only IL years old
just because he was sitting be-
hind the wheel Of ear" tho
father said They have been
after him ever since"
a year ago Lloyd was arrested
in Highland Park IN car which
he had stolen in ROYAL Oak. He
was turned over 10 Oakland
County authorities and later con-
feSSed stealing I'll cars in Royal
Oak and six in Highland Park.
As a result of the arrest he was
sentenced 10 one 10 five years in
Jackson Prison. IT.
THE police framed him on
that arrest" his father declared.
They told him that II he CON
feSsed 10 lot of theftS he
would get off eaSv. That Is why
he said "" stc'e the cars. Then
the Judge sent him To jail"
Funeral services will be held AT
ga m tomorrow IN the Shrine Of
dhc Little Fl6wer, where his
father is an usher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
KILLED As HI FLED

Woods was killed by bullet
fired by Patrolman James Sark
as he ran across a vacant lot at
Warrington and Norfolk avenues
after abandoning his car which
police had halted with bullets IN
I tho tires and gasoline tank e.
JSar4S said that be called 20
Woods TO stop and fired two shots
into the ground before firing the
bullet which Struck the youth.
Sark and his partner Patrol
man Potter Learion hogan chasing
Woods because hc failed to stop
for a stop street at First and
Nam street in Royal oak The
police SAID that several times dur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29

Z Buy Defense Savings Stamps, and help maintain
the security of your country There's convenient
booth Hudsons Mezzanne Farmer Street
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
THANKS GROUPS

Re also thanks the Detroit police
department an those persons re-
SponSIblc for the staging Of the
kigh school championship football
game al Briggs Stadium Detroit s
rutiIO stations the thousands OF
women who dressed Goodfrllow
dolls. members Of the Detroit Fed
GRAFTON OF Musicians. members Of
The Wayne County Employees or
Cani2atlon. and the Pcddlers Club.
fhc Union Guardian girls. the
Delta PSI Sorority and the Needle
poinfc Club.
Special thanks was extended 10
tho Fred Sanders Company. tho
American Institute of Banking
Girls and 10 the students Of Wayne
University for their annual sale Of
their newspaper the Collecian
This city can well say that il
l. taking care of its own I'm finer
fashion than any place in the
world" ne declared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Go0dfe||oW Fund
Head Thanks All
For Aid in Drive

August + JankowSky retiring
president Of the old Ncwsboys
Goodfcllow Fund today thanked
all Detroit' for is whole.
hearted cooperation IN the an
nual drive 10 provide a Merry
Christmas for the needy children
OF tho city
This year our hearts are
filled with gratitude indeed. for
the generosity of all Detroit i'm
response 10 our invitation To
help. was oNerw hclming." jan
koW,ky said
1T must he source 81 pride
and satisfaction Ia every in
diVidual citizen Of this great city
Ia know that nowhere else I'm
the world are children remem-
bered A. well at Christmas time
No CHILD FORGOTTEN
This truly il the city where
mo- child j. forgotten ON Christ
mas morning. insofar a. IL il
humanity possible 10 accomplish
such "A tremendous task. We
have done our utmost 10 carry
ont our annual pledge Ia this
effect IA pledge made %
years ago ny the late James !.
Brady. the first GoodfelloW. and
repeated each year since"
JankoW sky " g n q @ q special
thanks 20 The Detroit Times. the
Detroit New, and The Detroit
FREQ Press for their assistance in
tho campaign
Without the aid Of the papers
our task would be- AN impossible
one q" d. >rfJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
2-Hour Daylight Savings

WASHINGTON Dec 90 ms
Congress soon VIII get lcciSla-
ton 20 empower President RooSe-
welt 10 proclaim daylight saving
OF up 10 two hours for The nation
10 facilitate movement Of traffic
before blackout hours Rep Clar-
cncc Lea ID OF California dis
closed TODAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Bomb Falls on Sweden

STOCKHOLM. Dec. % INS)
An unidentified plane dropped a
bomb last night near the Swedish
west coast railway 30 miles north
of Gothenburg. on the west coast
of Sweden There was no damage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
5000 Expected
Tomorrow at
I'd Military Ball
BY SHANNON CORMACK

When the first strains Of The
Star Spangled Banner" resound
through the vast State Fair Audi
forum tomorrow night. at the
second Detroit Times Santa Claus
for Service Men naval and mill
tary ball more than 1900 service
men from this area and men on
.furlough from distant points. will
be on the dance floor.
This was the estimate made as
telephone calls came pouring in
from naval and military stations
giving the figures on the men who
planned attending the party.
For the entertainment Of the
troops there will be Alvino Rey
and his famous orchestra, with the
King Sisters and an augmented
floor show that includes Lillian
Carmen, Betty Robin. Irene Ross
and Jack Miner the Elaine Arndt
dancers and Jeane Williams. the
singing and dancing muSica
comedy star, and others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29

inC the wild pursuit Woods at
tempted 10 force them of the
cad. MOI until after the shooting.
however did thcN know thcv were
q stolen car
Young Moods is The adopted
son Of George Woods, AZ, a de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
DANCING PARTNERS

And for dancing partners there
will be the pick of Detroits pref
test girls. Members of scores OF
girls clubs are organizing parties
for the event.
Girls who do not belong TO any
organized clubs and who would
like 10 spend the evening swinging
on the dance floor on the arm of
some fine soldier or sailor can OBJ
tain tickets by applying 10 Mrs.
Velma lsley at the Central Branch
YWCA. There will be plenty Of
room for them and the committee
wants 10 make sure that there are
enough dancing partners for the
service men.
Arrangements are being made
for buses 10 transport members Of
girls clubs from downtown TO the
State Fair Auditorium. but other
girls who have tickets can go
direct 10 the auditorium by bus,
street car or automobile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Auto Thief Killed by Police
Ex-ConWc+, 10, Shot Fleeing Stolen Car

An lS-year-old youth. who po-
lice say stole cars as an almost
regular means Of transportation,
was dead today shot through the
chest by Fcrndale police who
chased him for miles m "A stolen
car al speeds a, high as So miles
an hour
Released only six weeks ago
from Jackson Prison where he
served a 10 months term for car
theft. Lloyd Woods of Dos Bald
win avenue Royal oak made a
practice OF stealing cars IN Royal
oak, driving 10 Highland Park and
then stealing another car and
driving back
Evening star., 1941-09-30
Births Reported

Aquilino. Daniel and Susan, girl.
Ardeeser. Joseph and Madelyn. boy
Bird. billiard and Mary. boy.
Bradford. Jessie and Mickey. boy.
Brown, Carl and Frances, boy.
Chadwick, Howard and Elizabeth. girl.
Cox. Wilmer and Mary. boy.
Dillon, Robert and Juluine. girl.
Goodenougn. Albert and Catherine. boy.
Hammer. Kenneth and Jeanne, girl.
Hsbbe. Paul and Karla, boy.
Herman, Edwin and Lucy, eirl
Humphrey. Earnest and Anne. boy.
Jerew. Harould and Helen. boy.
Kuhn. Albin and Ella, boy.
Rising. Robert and Annette, boy.
Schmetz, Marcus and Rebecca, girl.
Shiffiett, Carl and Haselteen. girl.
Smither, William and Theresa. boy.
Sproul, Robert and Frances. boy.
Stroth. Roy and Viola. boy.
Thompson. William and Hazel girl.
Thurston, Phil and Audrey boy
Tranum. Carl and Honor. boy.
Walton, Charles and Nancy, boy.
White, Guilford. jr.. and Frances. boy.
Yeager, Herman and Juanita, boy.
Zimmerman. Ralph and Cora, boy.
Armstrong winston and Helen, boy.
Carter. Maurice and Marguerite, boy.
Contee. Charles and Sadie, girl.
Jordan, Peach and Josephine, boy.
Jones. Jerome and Abbie. boy.
Judd, Rufus and Christian, girl.
Kelly, Choice and Purvis. boy
Little, William and Marie boy.
Stewart Charles and Anna. girl.
Smith. George and Mary, girl.
Ward. William and Emma, girl.
Walkup, william and Mary. girl.