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Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-10-24
Consumers Unions
Buying Advice
On Meat g. Butter

Low income land high outgo)
consumers will be helped by i'm
portant advice on cheaper meat
cuts in the current issue of Bread
and Butter, Consumers Union
weekly on the rising cost of
living.
Here are some of Bread and
Buffers practical suggestions for
cutting the meat budget:
concentrate on appetizing
stews and pot roasts, for which
you can use cheap meat cuts.
(Beef; shank, plate, brisket and
neck for stew; chuck and heel of
round for pot roast. Veal: heel,
neck breast, foreshank for fri
casee; heel for pot roast. Pork:
spareribs and neck bones for bak-
ing; loin butts or fresh ham for
roasting.)"
TRY some of the inexpensive
organs. Lamb liver, for example,
is as tasty as calf liver and lar
less expensive. Kidney, tongue
and heart can also be used in ex-
CeileHC 0lSneS.
Bread and butter also recon-
mends that consumers trv mar
garlne pointing out that the price
is about half that of butter and
that with the new vitamin-fortif-
cation there is no "nutritional
sacrifice" ''o'i"i
what's more" adds Bread and
putter, the wider use of mar
garlne, as a kind of economic
safety valve from the price iump-
ing of the past two years. couId
nave most beneficial effect mon
The price of butter"
The dairy industry, which, as
bread and Butter notes, as tied
hand and foot by as neat mo-
nopolistic group as ever Ynulcted
farmer and consumer alike"-will
prevent you from eating "oleo"
If it can. Reports are floating
about that the industry is plan.
ning a two million dollar war
chest for, as one dairy journal
puts it, 1.-THE complete extermina-
ton OF oleomargarine."
Bread and butter sums I'D the
situation: what has happened.
OF course, is that the dairy trust
Is getting ahead of itself. It has
run butter prices up 45% since
the war started, and suddenly il
is terrified by the guilty fear
tnat consumers may start using
margarine as a substitute"
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-10-24
They're Gone
By SEYMOUR LEVINE

By SEYMOUR LEVINE
They're gone, those things. those
things we knew,
Those simple joys and sorrows
too,
Our folks who loved us as we
grew,
And all the friends we ever
knew.
They're gone, those things that
we recall,
Those things we loved when we
were small,
The gun, the doll, the bat and
ball,
And how we ran until we'd fall.
They're gone, those days we went
to school;
We often sat upon a stool,
And careful study was the rule.
Or one was likened to a fool.
They're gone, those days when
loves flame burned,
When we got things we hadn't
earned,
And many wise old things we
learned,
About the earth and how it
turned.
But let US not be sad and sigh
For things long lost and days
gone by;
The past and present has its tie;
We can be happy if We try.
So let us always look ahead;
For things that passed no tears
we'll shed,
But with smile Of hope instead,
Just keep on going It'll we're dead.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-10-24

The general level of carbon and
low-alloy steel casting prices has
risen about Is per cent thus far in
1871. Becaue of their Importance
to industry, and particularly to
the defense program, the Office of
Price Administration feels that
a price ceiling should be establish
ed at or below the levels now
prevailing.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-10-24
GREENBELT COOPERATOR

three years of research. The new
volume, cooperative Education"
contains abstracts of more than
600 books, pamphlets and articles
on cooperative education together
with a comprehensive introduction
entitled "The Aims and Purposes
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-10-24

Of Cooperative Education" by v.
J. Tereshtenko, director of the
project. The subject matter COW
cred includes description Of CO.
operative educational programs in
the United States and abroad,
study circles, press and publica-
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-10-24
Friday, October "a, 194l

lions, schools, libraries, exhibits
and recreation. Write to Director
of Research and Clerical Division,
w. P. A., 10 Columbus ave., New
York City, for a copy Of Go
operative Education" There is no
charge.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-10-24
New Building in 1912

probably will decline to about
$500, 100000 from the peak of
$11 ,200,000,000 expected in 1941,
theOPM Bureau of Research and
Statistics calculates.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-10-24
New WPA Booklet
Tells of Coop Education

NEW YORK-The w. P. A.
Cooperative Project has just
published its sixth book on the
cooperative movement based on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

BUY NOW-HEATING PLANT
CONSUMERS 1920 JOS CAMpAi
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Wearing Apparel

HUDSON seal coat; refined. restyled prac-
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sity 3-4435.
LITTLE FUR SHOP-771s woodward: ex-
pert fur restyling. repairing; reasonable.
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WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
WASHER PARTS Ann gsFRNICr

CONSULT me enlarged Real Estate ugtinRs
boz The big sunday Times Want Ad
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Lumber. Building Material

BRIGGS QUALITY GARAGEs-"Bunt Ae-
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CHIROPRACTOR

" r BEACH, Chiroprac'ot iTD37 Hamn-
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shone University f-ss24
IL p HUGHES Chiropractor 1880
Meyers tGrand Rlyerl. appointments
daily Telephone Hogarth 2sti
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ONE-CAR garage l2xis $50 so. Fillmore
Lnmber. 2f2Of Gratiot Roseville 1860.
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CRUSHED LIMESTONE FOR DRIVE
WAYS OR BUSINESS FRONTS. ALL
SIZES DELIVERED ANYWHERE. AT
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WHERE TO DINE

GUARANTEED parts and prompt service
Az makes Free estimates. Reasonable
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AUTO LoANs-Cars. mouse trailers trucks,
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AUTO LOANs-SIO 20 $500 In IS minutes
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CARrENTERs. CoNTRAcroRs
CEMENT
CHEMIC AS

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Lafsyetts 1890.
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COTTAGE - f-room bath. 2fx2O 1912
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Read Times Wants Ads for Best Results
ACCOUNTING Am nookkrErrNo
ACCoPDIoN LESSONS
Upholstering

ACCOUNTANT VIII keep books your Office
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Soviet Again Seeks British
War Declaration Against
Finland. Nazi Satellites

IDNDON--A new attack upon
Finland IN an official Soviet for
eign office declaration revived
Tuesday the question Of = British
declaration OF war against the
Films and the Nam satellite states.
Hungary and Rumsnia.
The Soviet declaration. dis
tribuied BY the official Rass-
siaa news agency. charged
that FINLAND h completely
under Mad dominstsoa and
that present Finnish leaders
may suffer the same fate 81
the banda Of the peoples ef
Europe ssd kussias -
"Hitler's cliq,se.-
The statement charged that
Finland joined In alliance with
Germany In preparations for war
against Russia as soon as peace
had been signed at the end Of the
is3p-40 war between Russia and
Finland. The declaration vas IN
the form Of formal foreign
office commentary upon Finlsnd's
rejection Of American proposals
that she make peace with Russia.
Blatant Distortions"
"A Heisinki dispatch said Fin
nish quarters regard the delay In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19

PITTSBURGH - Violence
flared again Tuesday in the
Pennsylvania West Virginia
captive coal mines ~ the
United Mine Workers union
massed pickets to persuade
recalcitrant members not to
work.
At Gary. W. Va. close BY the
Rsntucky-virrinis state line. tao
Negro member. Of an independent
union were shot and wounded
when they participated In an at
tempt to charge a picket line al
the No. 10 mine OF the United
States Coal q Coke Co.
Pennsylvania motor police were
sent TO two United States steel
corporation captive mines in Fay
cite county when augmented
picket lines got out Of hand A
picket line Of 100 threatened .
non-striker at the Red Lion mine
in Faystte county when his auto
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Nazis Shift Attack on Reds
After lula Drive Failure
The Russians Say:
LONDON

LONDON - German troops
smashing at the defenses OF Mos
COW have opened a new attack in
the Volokolamsk sector, north Of
the city. following failure to pene-
trade Red army lines around Tula
in the south, radio Moscow said
Tuesday.
The United Press listening
post heard the report that
heavy fighting had flared at
yoIokolsmsk where the Ger
mans were reported To have
thrown In tank and infantry
reinforcements.
The Russians said the Germans
mad been thrown back 70 their
original positions in one Voloko-
iamsk sector but tired another
break-through north Of Moscow
Radio Moscow said that q tank
battle ragged for three hours be-
fore the second German ATTACK
was repulsed. The Germans lost
20 tanks and two companies OF m
Continued on Page II. Column o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Turkey. Spain
May Be Forced
To Assist Axis
IoDAY'S WAR MOVES
res. U . Pat OFF,
axl0lIISE kEgMlE

Germanys diplomatic moves IN
Ankara point towards an effort 10
line up Turkey for an expected
winter and spring offensive In the
Mediterranean ard Near East.
The latest move Is a pnrported
peace feeler" BY Ambssssdor
Franz won Pspen, sstuts Nan
trouble SHOOTER. under which Tur-
key would provide her good offices
toward. promoting an European
settlement. Whether this Ii the
first step in a German peace Of
fensive" which thu British have
predicted il in the offing 10 prob
Iemstical
IL could be. Ten days ago vichy
reported that Germany VAS con
sidering calling a new Vienna
conference Of occupied and sAtsl-
lite states Of Europe 70 uand them
70 the new order" and consolidate
Csrrnsny's oysriorcshIp on the con
unent- Since then. conversations
Continued On Page 5. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Free Youths After
Nazi Flag Gag

OLYMPfA-Two Olympia high
school youths. Jasper w. Howard
and William Treat. both II. were
released from city jail Tuesday
while officials debated fling
seditious practices charges against
them for unfuriinr q large Man
flag near the pos,offie Armistics
day.
Prosecuting Attorney John y.
Lynch. IT,. wss 10 confer later
Tuesday with the boys attorney.
Tom oI<sry. Ths crime 10 .
felony and carries . rsformstory
sentence II the boys are con
vietsd
Officers said the boys described
the act as gag" Howard 10 nhs
stspSon Of Joseph wohieb. srehs-
tect for several buildings in the
stateheass group. Treats father
y an Olympia physician.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Seek 10 Recover
Body al Eleciron

search vas bsing made Tssss-
day IN lover wstsrs At ths vuysi'
iup river tar ths sody Of Thomss
C. chsss. ~. veteran empioys a
Puget Sound Power = Lshs On.
who fell into The spiiiusy fisims
N the Eleetron power plant sss-
day.
und~rshenu clyde knc~iss
sald he vas flssf notified 81
chsss's dsssppesrsnes late hn-
day night sffss company en-
pgeyes had vslniy sought 10 -
cover the body.
They THAI that chsss's
b,dy may have Gotssn into tbs
main stream ef the rnysiiup sisss
BY no~ and asked ~ % ~ On shs
lookout. kno~Iss said. rhs
plant employees told me thai sun
dag morning chsss sppsssnfiy
losf he footing an vet pisHks ~
the fiums and fell IN.
al inst p1snt shs wstsr sss
running . regular torrsaf ssd
there exs no ehsnss ~ . rserus,
rhs splil~sy from tes rs~sf Plant
dam smpssss lsto shs Fsysiilp
river s<io~ the pisnf
Tns Tines ortlng eosrsspsnd-
eat pss informed shsf chss> hs1
h~en working along ths f,psns itns
slfh Merit gsplng. snefhss ,. .
r. q +. employs. ard that ksping
had i<ft CHASE for Hsomsst -
no anly ts fsn1 phen ~ rstarnsd
that cnss~ had Disappeared \
hoard Tsts vac missing from tn
fiuns
chxa< had b~sn supioysd ~
Ei~etfon for - years hs ssms
10 IN stats ~ pears ago fscnn
se~ton. ksna he 10 s.zrvived ,,
hls wife. Ethel. ~ kis<fson. tss
~pns. kpssas II Es<rsst and En-
met a kisesroa. . sister, Mrs. 40
Fsrnsworth. and q esothss. lloyd.
tots cf Puyslisp. snd . grandson
Ne "a. . member Of kspowslh
Nssoase t,dss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
STATE EDITION
Two Miners Shot Charging
Capiive Coal Picket Lines

mobile srssed . picket Al The
ns,Khoorirg Romeo mins. pssssis
aiIegsdiy stoned union members
who sought 10 20 10 work.
SYMPATHY STIFFNESS srnEAD
To COMMERCIAL MINES
Sympathy STRIKES were spread
Ing In the commercial mines
those whose product 10 sold On The
open market Picket lines ct the
captive mines we're swsiied ~
these sympsthis~rs. soms $4,000
captive miners remained Idle. and
II was estimated that IL. 500 com
mercial mine employees IN Penn.
syivsnis and West Virginia we're
out
A third commercial mine Of The
Pittsburgh Coal Co. Was closed
Tuesday a. 900 miners ~ Banning
No. 1. Van Meter. Pa. took .
holiday Three mines of the
Hillmsn Coal q Coke Co. remained
closed
Theoretically. commercial mines
CONTINUED On Page IA. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Whitmun Will Get
New PrexY in June

WALLA WALLA-Dr. Winslow
Samuel Anderson. dean Of Rollins
college, Orlando. Fla. next June
becomes president of Whitman
college. one of the far vests lead
ing UNCONVENTIONAL institutions.
DR.. Anderson will succeed DR..
Walter A. Bratton, president since
1886. who asked to be relieved at
the end of the present college
year, the board of trustees said.
The president-designate heads
the Association Of Colleges of
Congregational and Christian At
filiation. is a member of the adj
visory council Of Living Age
magazine, and is president of the
Florida Amateur Athletic Union.
He has been dean of Rollins col
lege since 1929.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
The Germans Say:
BERLIN

BERLIN The German high
command reported Tuesday that
operations In Russia's vital Donets
industrial basin are now gong
forward with the benefit Of i'm
proved weather conditions.
The high command Indicated
that Donets operations had been
suspended or impeded for period
due TO bad weather
On the crimea front. said the
communique. German Level and
Stuka bombers earned out heavy
attacks against the harbor Of
Ssvastopol, Russian Black Sea
naval base
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
American Pastor
Held by Fascisis

ROME Italian police Tuesday
arrested the Rev. Hiram Wool Of
Elmira. ~ r. rector Of the Amer
lean Episcopal church IN Rome. On
suspicion Of intelligence activity.
George wsds~orth. United
States charge dsffairez In Eonns.
called At ths foreign office IN con
neetion with woolfs arrest Hs
Was informed that Woolf vas b.
lnx he'd lncommtmlesto pending
outcoms Of q police investigation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
BY UNITED PRESS

Maurice Zuekerman. California
-potsto king. accused Of tne
murder OF Otto Dsnder. prominent
American Legion official Of stock
ton Cal, Is missing and a state
wide search has been ordered
konrad NordahI. pro m In 2 n
Norwegian labor leader who mas
arrived n London after escaping
the Gestapo, estimated 5000 Ger
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
PEOPLE TN THE NEWS

man wounded are In Norwegian
hospitals, and more arrive daily
from the Russian front
Mrs. Fillmore ~. Herrfek. Nation
Al Labor Relations board regional
director. received the eminent
achievement award Of the Amer
can Women's association.
yirginio Gssda. Fascist editor
denied Swedish press reports that
80 600 German officials are N
Italy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Sub Sinks Four Ships

BERLIN -submarines operating
in the north Atlantic have tor
pedoed and sunk four armed
enemy merchant ships totaiing
II 600 tons. the high command
said Tuesday Ar enemy patrol
boat also was sunk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19

rifs starting from IN evsf-
heated steve dld . total cf $500
damage Tuesday morning 10 N
home of Mrs Lillian DiIIman. 80
80. 9th. Eirem<n estimated dam
age Al $500 10 the nouse. 500 to
the contsnts-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
College Head
Gives Board
Resignation
Requests He Be
Relieved: No
Definite Date Set

From a member of the board OF
trustees today came confirmation
Of the report that Or. Edward II.
Todd. president Of the College Of
Puget Sound since 1918. a record
for a college presidency. had placed
his resignation in the hands OF the
board.
Because II was thought immedi-
ate announcement might bring
down upon the board a swarm Of
candidates, the news was officially
withheld until q number Of pros
poets had been officially contacted.
II has. however. been q matter
Of general knowledge that DR..
Todd had asked to be relieved.
Wants Younger Man
In his letter To the board DR.
Todd expressed his belief that the
time had come when he should be
thinking about retiring from the
heavy duties of his office and
opening the way for younger
man. No definite date for the re-
tirement was fixed and DIR. Todd
will remain the active head of the
school until his successor is
elected.
Before he became associated in
the educational work Of the Meth
odist church DIR. Todd was a min
lister of that denomination.
On Short Rations
A little more than so years ago
ne left comfortable country
parish in Iowa to go to Boston to
study for a degree. The endeavor
was financed by the sale of a team
Of horses and household goods. The
purchaser of the goods. who made
only a small payment down. was
unable to meet the remaining pay
ments promptly and the Todd fam
ily. which included Mrs. Todd and
one child, were sometimes on short
rations.
Last June DR.. Todd went back
to Boston by sirplane to receive
CONTINUED on Page 3. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19

waLI4A WALLA--Compiets un-
official returns from Mondays
municipal primary election indi-
Gated Tuesday that incumbent
Val Jensen and II. G. West viii
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Walla Walla' Mayor To Be in Final Race

enter the mayorsify finals In the
Dee. general election
Jensen received 1884 votes
West. 1.zi<: Stanley Wright. s3z
Jonn Soper. 304.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Mediation
Set
In Measure
House 10 Debate
Bill 10 novump
Defense Dourd

WASHINGTON - House
hearings win start Wednes-
day on . confidential hill 10
revsmp the national defense
mediation board and give il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19

with NJ. congressional iehoerhs
sns'fmsn Nsy y "" -
y. . OF ths n""ss ss e's
lee snn"un'ea mat me a"sp
wsii'd meet IN sseeauss s'n
"wednesday 70 e"ns''ef hs ne~
nh sns ssin sne nsa "s'es
~ = substitute '"f sssss" anu
seriss ess's peaa'ns W me n'"
hs MERTON Ms"s MT ".ass
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Germans Lift
"Peace"
Trial Balloon
Overture Mode
During PdrleY
With Turkey
ANKARA-Germany. !

ANkARA-Germany. II
was revealed Tuesday. has
lifted another peace trial
balloon while limiting that
certain transit facilities IN
Turkey and Spain may be re-
auired in the new Medlter-
Middle Eastern phase
of the war expected TO get
under way this winter.
The hint was given by Franz
Won Pspen, ambassador to Turkey
and ace Maxi diplomat, In an In
terview with the Spanish Falangist
newspaper. La vsnguardia Of
Madrid
Won Papen ~ the moment
IL busy ushering the eer",a"
press chief, DR.. Paul Schmidt,
through ceremonies and calls
upon Turkish officials which
are expected 10 eliminate )"
the issuance Of q new com
munique "reaffirminE" the
amity Of the German and
Turkish press.
Won Papen's statement was that
once Russia 10 crushed by Ger
many, Europe viii be 20 ex'
hausted that q general srmistics
must follow IN which Turkey. In
her chosen role ~ = peace power
may play a great part
THREATEN BRITISH IF
ARMIsTICE sPuRNED
However. he added. should Brit
ain refuse an srnistice. the war
must continue for q very long
time and Germany will proceed to
drive Britain from the hediter-
ranean.
Turkey and Spain, he noted.
remain outside the war ~
strong nations guarding the
east and western ends Of the
Mediterranean. Therefore, ne
said. Turkey and Spain may
be called upon eventually To
provide certain transit facili-
ties" and cooperation In en-
pIoitation Of resources In re-
turn for their nop-insoise-
ment In the war.
Germany. Won Pspen Indicated
proposed to unite Europe ans
oyerwheim Russia. ''pscifying an,
dissident sections by starvation
and determination Of opposition
He was said to have admitted thai
Germany can expect no more thar
. 20 per cent grain harvest from
the Ukraine next year and htti'
in the way of industrial or eco
nomie benefits from Russia fo'
two or three years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19

An eight and ons-h.lf pound con
xss torn Monday. Nor. II, 10 NJ.
and Ass. Msri> Grsw st Tacoma
General hospital he wiil Be- named
wsrres Mi~hssL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
NAz AIR CHI EF KILL

Informal discussions at the
so called administrative"
sessions of the city council
sometimes are more revealing
than formal proceedings.
A couple Of days ago. for es-
ample. liquor and Tor I'M soldiers
was topic of the commissioners
Works Commissioner A. r.
Bereersen opened by rsmarking
that the number Of intoxicated
soldiers IN public places apparently
was ON the increase.
Safety Commissioner East
wood responded by observing
he had asked the army to
double its force of military po-
lice in this city between
Thanksgiving and New Years
day.
whereupon the mayor asked the
commissioner 10 whom he adj
dressed his request for more NJ.
PsL There was no answer.
The mayor then commented:
"The only way to stop the drunk
enness Of soldiers IL 10 get NJ these
places that are selling rotten
whisky to soldiers"
81 know" murmured the safety
chief, "they just spring up over
night.
II the mayor and council
men really are interested in
the illegal liquor problem,
they have but to turn to their
latest volume of annual city
departmental reports for the
answer.
There they will learn that city
police have made virtually no ar
rests for illegal liquor selling In
several years.
Shedff's men made . few anti
rum raids In the city . couple Of
years ago. but almost Immediately
lost interest for reasons best
known 20 themselves and others
necessarily Interested.
Only men of the enforce
ment division under the state
liquor commission have work
ed persistently in an effort TO
control the illicit traffic.
And their record is a good one,
even though they have but Is off,
GERS in the entire state.
City officials dodge by declaring
the Liquor Control act IL state law,
and. therefor, the business of state
Officers. not Of municipal police.
A logical. and equally sensible
rejoinder Ia that only the state
patrol should work 10 prevent or
punish murder. since murder. too
j is forbidden solely by state law.
But why appeal to logic when
reason In ignored
/ -----e--
Your postmaster can tell you
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19

r. H. Hslm 81 s07 No. l. -
received minor injuries Monday IN
an intersection collision ~ iith and
" sss-. involving cars driven By
Continued On Page 5. Column u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in u. 8. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19

BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ............ $3.50. 900
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19

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