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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

q w O3UONVE
sos Woodward Ave, Birmingham.
Birmingham $40
1899 MERCURY Fordor. Appeal
ina eloudmist gray. Upholstery neat
and clean. Quick acting heater. Very
good ures. An engine that's rsrin'
! : s;s Z, 9 S;'''' '"'' 1895
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

RUSS DAWSON
$3.50 Livernois, NO. o494
ie4i PLYMOUTH De Luxe Tudor
Touring. A beautiful two-tons blue.
Immaculate mohsir trim. Tires like
new. Radio and heater. A smooth
performer showing very few miles.
Market Price s7sS. tHA
OUR WIN
PRICE A1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
STARK HICKEY, INC.

JTHNN EtF~'NE . 49,
1871 Livernois, NO. 9o42
1897 CHEVROLET Sedan Dsliv-
cry. Finish excellent. Mechanical
condition top notch. matched tires.
must be seen to be sp- cas- ~
preciated. Market Price
s32S. OUR PRICE ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Automobiles for Sale

DoDGE-'4O; n you are looking for the
ceanest, see this custom 5-pass. COW.
coupe ali dual equipped: spec 2-tone red
finish. ". ". tires. Van Auken guards
automatic top; a real show piece; $50
du. trade termH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
NJ DAWSON, INC.

NJ bH"I0ENI ETEts
1880 LIvernols, UN. 10000
1910 FORD Tudor. Jet black. Cloth
interior in showroom condition. Tires
like new. Heater. A tip top engine.
Market Price $500. & attn
OUR SA
PRICE u " ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

lONS tONSs NV
i1i77 Livernois, UN. i-72o2
1886 HUDSON TERRAPLANE
Fordof Trunk. Good black finish.
Attractive seat covers. Good tires.
fine engine with lots OF miles LETT
I S ;i; +. s Sis Price 1895
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

JAckMAN-MuEHL, INC.
2ll2l Grand River. RE. 5000
1899 MERCURY Sedan. A good
black finish. Spotless Interior and
exterior. Extra good tires. RADIO.
Heater. Motor recondiuoned to top
shape. Market Price 4 AAH
SS6S. OUR MUM
PRICE x01
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

HAll-popps CO.
$3.50 Livernois, TE. i-soos
1885 CHEVROLET Coupe. Gun
metal gray. Brosdcloth upholstery IN
good condition. Large hot water heat
ef. Good tires. Bargain Transports
ton TO that new job of caAH
yours. Market Pncs MA
S245. OUR PRICE &~V
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

HARRY HENDERSON, INC.
1910 W. Grand Blvd. LA. $500
1910 PONTIAC Tudor. A two-tons
beauty. Spotlessly clean mohsir trim.
Complete with radio and heater. An
Al bargain all around in truly hns
condition. Market HRAH
Price S67S. OUR SAOA
PRICE ISV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

A. S. pOOlE
Wayne. Phone ITO
1889 MERCURY Town Sedan. 4
beautiful blue. Rich cloth upholstery.
Extras include; radio, heater and
good white sidewalk tires. Engine IN
the best Of condition. HHA -
Market Price So9S. SA0h
OUR PRICE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

oERMER-kERRIsok. INC.
3s4S W. Fort, la. 1900
1877 FORD Coupe. An attractive
blue. Mohsir trim. Here's bargain
buy with = completely recondiuoned
engine. just the car for summer
trips. Market Price ed Az
SOS. OUR ylAA
PRICE ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-28

H..g. ANNA Is AudrOcjc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-28
Named on Committee.

D. Sadie (. Johnson, local chiro-
.'.. pay .cjar. has been named
~. e.. aem5>fh hip chairman f..
North Carolina OF the Natona,
r..al.' of Women Ch~iropraclorS, /,
va learned today. The Council q.
Women is affiliated with the Ma
t.onal Chiropractic Association.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-28
TRAFFIC FINE

IH0N01 N0rtAam PAID ST MO NE
.. the city clerk a a tine tot
traffic law violation. records ther2
.eG today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

THE YOUNGER set will fall
in love at first sight with this
new Anne Adams Pattern 1875!
Pattern 1879 is available in
junior miss sizes II. u. 10. n.
Is, l6. II and Is. Size 13.
jumper takes = yards 3d-inch
fabric; blouse, Il, yards 39-inCh
fabric and bow ]. yard contrast
Send fifteen cents 15c) in
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern Write plainly size. name,
address and style number.
Extra Tho new Anne Adams
l9il-19i2 Pattern Book brings
YOU extra chic this Fall a n d
Winter,
You'll find slantS on silhou-
cites, fabrlcSr~aud colorS 49,
Home Defense Sewing Plan
and Free Directions for a Hat
and Bag Set, Order your copy
today Book, Il cents. Pattern,
Is cents. Book plus pattern,
only . cents.
Address you request 10 The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
mcnt l225 Times Square. De-
troIt. Mich.
Owing 10 customs regulations.
orders for patterns 10 Canadian
destinations cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
And Among the Younger Contingent

THEN FOR the younger contingent guests will be-
Pat Talbot. Mildred Mohun and her house guest Lucy
Taylor of Washington, D. Co..
Elise White Sue Balderston. Marty OBrien
Mary Louise Goodson jean Pratt Betty Strickland
Ann Fruehauf Lois Northrup. Andy Quail Con-
ME Haberkorn Judy Lndeman. Helen Ann Bayne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Wedding-Dat Sc
By Miss Refer

OF INTEREST 10 their many
Detroit friends is the coming
marriage Of Miss Alice Lorraine
keffer. A. r. c. VI daughter Of
Mr., and Mrs. A. O. keffer Of
Kitchener, Ont, and Edward T..
Dillon Of Toronto, late of tho
Bird Battalion the Kings Own
Regiment. only son of the late
Edward J. and Mary Dillon.
RodSloWn House, RodstOwn,
County Meath. Ireland.
Miss Kcffer. who has chosen
September 4 as the date Of their
wedding. is A member Of the
faculty Of the Toronto ConScr-
s-atery Of Music and is tho
nrganiSt al First Unitarian
Church IN Toronto
Mr.. Dillon IS a prominent To-
ronto cricketer and is a former
member Of the Irish interna-
tlonal field hockey team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

JUNE p TO JULY %
CoHccr-Should be ideal for
your plans and activities. Money
matters, gains in mental and arr
tistic work. also solid and prac-
teal issues equally favored with
entertainment and romance
July - TO AUGUST p
LeO-Nibrations encouraging
for your particular line Of en-
deavor. You can add 10 your
benefits by instituting new and
progressive equipment and meth
DDS. and thoroughly advertising
your product.
AUG. p TO SEPT. %
IUgo-You can make capital
out of your inherent artistic and
analytical ability this fine day.
SEPT - TO OCT. %
Libro--Use your good judg-
ment and intuitive powers 10
ferret out the real values, then
tackle them with your usual
deftness and industriousness
OCT. - 70 NOV. p
.Scorpio-You born after No
vember 9 may have TO be more
judicious than other Scorpio-
folk, especially in dealings with
others.
NOV. p TO DEC. p
Sogittoyias-A. NJ. especially
favors manufacturing, industrial
interests in general, and agri-
culture. p. NJ. approves the fnan-
-cial end of business, artistic and
professional matters.
DEC. p TO JAN. q
CapricorR-Your pet hobbies.
the work you enjoy, mental
tasks, study and all personal in
terests are under benign inhu-
ences.
JAN. p TO FEB. %
AQtoyius-Today is favorable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

ELlLAbElf n a II r X l y
CAREY. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Carey Of LenoX
avenue, became the bride Of
Arthur John Wilkie Jr. at A
nuptial mass in the Church Of
the Nativity, Monday morning
al 9 o'clock.
The Rev. Fr. John Wheeler,
O. s. NJ. officiated.
The bride wore white satin
trimmed in lace with puffcd
sleeves and a long lace-edged
train Cardinals caught the
tulle veil 10 her hair and she
carried the same fragrant
blooms with white gladioli
Her sister. Mrs. William
Marks, was matron-of-honor. She
wore creamy silk net over yell
low satin her frock having a
tight bodice and very full skirt
Her halo veil was fastened with
yellow buds and she carried
matching gladloli.
Eleanor Carey. another sister
Of the bride. and Elizabeth
Wilkie the bridegroom's sister,
were bridesmaids.
Their dresses. Of chartreuSe
green and bronze. respectively.
were designed with tight bodicoS
and 'ull skirts and th% wore
flower Coronets and carried
cladioli.
William Marks was best man
and Bernard A. and Charles
Wilkie and Frank KlauSnC
seated the guests
Mrs. Carey mother Of the
bride wore a navy blue silk suit
and matching hat while the
hridegroomS mother. Mrs. Ar
thur j Wilkie. was in q navy
and white printed sheer frock
and navy taffeta hat.
Immediately following The
Wedding, a breakfast was served
or the families and the wedding
party az the Hotel Savarine
After 2 short trip. tho young
couple Will make their home IN
Port Huron
AMONG THE many young
people who have Signlficd their
intention of going 10 Alpha CHI s
garden party ateOutlandS Coun-
Try Club. August 30. are Miss
Doris AlmaS and Bruce Thomas.
Miss Norma Ranks and Harry
Lockwood. Miss Marjorie Wag-
ner and Larry Mitchell. Miss
Grace purdo and Frank Com
stock Miss Frances DodSworth
and Bob BuckloSc
THE FIRST Fall meeting Of
The Lutheran Ladies Aid for
Deaf viii be- held September Q
a. ] p. m. IN the Lutheran Deaf
School.
MR. AND MRS f. r.
BREECHER arrived ~ the Scic-
nlOrY Club IN the Province Of
Quebec. SUNDAY for their long
anUcif5dred visit and will be
~-nsiicatInC elegantly for the
next several daNS.
MISS MARIANNE AUSTIN
and her brother. Charles r..
Austin Jr Of Fairwav drive.
sailed Saturday aboard tho
SIS Acadia" for a week or
more IN Bermuda
They were accompanied 10
New York and the Waldorf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

FIR "Wednesday, August p.
MARCH II TO APRIL 20
AtieS-Less stimulating than
yesterday, but work concerning
the welfare of the public. needed
commodities, general improve
ments. matters pertaining to
land and produce are favored.
APRIL II TO MAY "a
Tau1w-Excellent vibrations.
Among the highly favored: Mer-
chandising, shopping, promo
tional and advertising interests;
travel; dealing in government
bonds and other sound invest
ments; artistic and professional
lines. Care advised in shipping.
WAY n TO "JENE 2f
GcmiHj-Today's friendly in
dicationsq are right in your line
new and unique ideas and de-
vices, inventions. smart adver-
Using and promoting business in
general BE sufficiently consist
ent TO obtain good results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

for necessary work, getting
ahead IN your Job and inyesti-
eating new propositions.
FEB. n TO March n
PiscCs-Your star indications
are similar in tendency TO those
for Aquarians. Let your keen
intuition and sound mental
equipment guide you.
4 CHILD born on this DIM
has good mechanical ability, fine
mental equipment; is intuitive
and a keen Judge Of character;
prudent but not penurious; ca
pable Of business success: has
practically as well as artistry
strongly entrenched.
'opyrgni 1881 rim. Features sync In,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
-Hy Paul Photo

Gross are down there and hand
Somely enSconced at the Ritz
Tower.
CARL LARSON, we are glad
to report. is getting on Splen-
didly at Jennings Hospital and
Will, in another week, be able
10 quit that distinguished estab-
lishment and return home for
the balance of the required re-
operating.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Anono Those Who Have Been Asked

MRS. NORHTRIP and Mrs Frantz have asked:
Mrs. Berry mother of the deb Mrs Reginald F. Given
80 Mrs George Herbert Zimmerman. Mrs, Frank Quail.
Mrs. Frank Bohan Mrs. Harry G. Mock. Mrs
Harold Strickland. Mrs Harvey Fruehauf. Mrs. Forest
Mcmillan. ...
Mrs. Kenneth Cunnngh Mrs. George II. Pratt.
Mrs Hobson. Mrs William Balderson.
Mrs. John II. French and Mrs. c. H. Beechng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Miss Carey Becomes Bride
Of Arthur John WiIkie Jr.

Astoria by their doting dad,
Charles T.. Sr.
AND SPEAKING OF The
Big Town, Mr.. and Mrs. Boone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
WHY All Of This Comes TO Mind

NOW ALL of this 20 mind because Martha Jane
-. who made her debut last June 27....
Is TO be feed at luncheon and bridge party the
Colony Club this Friday. ...
BIZ Mrs H. Murray Northrup and Mrs Emerson Frantz
And we near there are stiIl parties the ofing
You see most debutantes who last June. had
the last Of their parties long, long ago.
And that's why were S impressed 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Miss Mar+in's
M aria &c.
ReYea ted
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

WELL. THERE'S A surprise
for you today, pal,
Pretty Mardee Martin is Mrs.
Reed Albert Shankwiler Jr, and
has been since April II.
The daughter of the Holmes
Ripley Martins sand the son OF
Or. and Mrs. Reed Albert
Shankwilcr were married down
in Erwin, Tenn. when the Young
man was driving Miss NJ back
10 her books at Mary Baldwin
following stay with the Senior
ShankwilerS at their place in
Ucndersonville. n. c.
Following this. they returned
10 their schools, with nary
word 10 ANY ONE the bride to
her Virginia college and the
bridegroom 10 his duties at
Pennsylvania Military College
in Chester Pa, il being the end
of their Spring vacation.
NJ ar d &c, you'll remember,
graduated from LigGett a year
or so ago and Reed received his
diploma from Detroit University
School two years back.
As 10 their future plans
there hasn't been anything
definite decided upon excepting
that young Mr.. Shankwiler will
proceed with his education but
not al PING, as married men
are not the rule so it'll he in
some other college town that
the young couple will be living
come Fall.
Miss Dorothy Jean Lambert is
entertaining this afterr ~~n with
a luncheon and fincn shower At
the Crosse Pointe Country Club
and tomorrow, the recently
wedS viii leave by motor on a
helated wedding trip 10 North
Carolina and Georgia and even
farther south.
MRS MICHAEL s TRLTT
tthe one-time Miss Aerielle
Frazer appears 10 have length
ened her stay al Newport. r. L.
as she recently was a member
of the committee which swung
a b-i-g benefit ball,
ON THE GO:
Les Ruwe and Irving Book.
both in their station wagons and
whizzing along the main ar
terleS--
Miss Betty Ann fo*at,- with
gardeniaS IN her hair. nipplng
along jefferson avenue
Miss Marilyn Nash. daughter
of the Lloyd V. Washes of Sky
line keeping in the pink with
much racquet welding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Martha Jane Returns TO College Sept. ID

THE BLUEEYED Martha Jane whose dark brunei
curs are the envy of sister debutantes -.
Will go back to Bennett Junior College in Mbrook, n. Y.
September IA
To continue her studies
Also attending Bennett this year will be-
Joyce Nddiedteh and Mary Lawrie both whom gradu
ated from Lgget last june.
And Nancy Brier
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
First Style
Show at The
White House
BY MARIE MANNING
Init News service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, after
entertaining British royalty over
the weekend. today acted as
impreSario for the first ladies
fashion show ever staged in the
White House.
Eleven models paraded before
the first lady's press conference
CARRIED in style creations de-
signed exclusively for women
engaged in manual labor in the
factory and on the farm.
Field Suit
For those women who engage
in the rougher types of agricul-
tural labor, there was a field
suit made up of specially-de-
signed Stacks that looked some
thing like ski-pants. A roomy
blouse and coolie hat complete
the outfit Mrs. Roosevelt in
Dictated that this ensemble is
ideal for driving tractors, shock
ing gram or plOughlng.
Ladies in the factory have
their choice OF zipperleSS work
aprons worn over cover-all
blouse Now that 2lpperS are
threatened by the defense pro-
gram. the work clothes. are
being styled with old-faShioned
hooks.
Cotton Stockings
All the models featured cotton
stockings, although Mrs RooSe-
Welt and the ladies Of the press
were o1oScd III silk. Very fine
mercerized stockings, especially
woven for nurses. were featured.
'ttTryC iTUSU 10 nor become yellow
With washing Most OF the cotton
hose creations will sell for about
20 cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Your Horoscope

France, Drake,
The Detroit Time,.
1925 Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SEND MY TNDTVID-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY g UIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the last SIX
month. Of l94I.
Va, Born;
Month ........... Day 49,.
Send ifc and Sflf-Adfyeued
Stamped Eute'obs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Won't Raze 9Th 81. Fire Station;
Suggest New Site for US0 Center

ssf Diamond 10 the proposed ats
On ysSestt. They say msri, IN u
Agr.e 60 SstSnslss
Tho army men hsd wanted a.
start breaking ground Wsdnssdsy
morning. but agreed 70 an sztsn-
sion Nhiis the new site vas eoo-
sidsred They also felt the fire
station ate would have 70 be
passed up. though IDEAL for their
purposss because the city has no
funds with which 10 build a ns~
one.
Principal use o. ths 18Th and
FaScett tract nov IL gas sta
ton and parking lot That takes
up the corner 30 feet OF the re-
naming 90 feet Of the $50 needed
for the building. z5-foot lot IL
owned BY the county, % viii Be-
no obstacle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
|.liS0n Case

Books Of Morrison a Co. Inc.
showed a bank balance Of some
s37 900; the bank account itself
was oyerdrswn about $4,000 and
the receivers recovered out of this
only s7.ss In actual cash, Herbert
e. Post. certified public account
ant, testified Wednesday In the
trial Of Stanley G. Morrison. the
oompsny's president and manager.
Morrison IN on trial before .
jury in Judge r. M. Cards depart
ment Of superior court. charged
with IL counts Of fraud by which.
II IL alleged. he obtained some
$4,000 in cash and savings and
loan stock from Frank Berry, Old
Tacoma fisherman.
Berry. the states first witness.
was on the stand most Of Tuesday
afternoon, relating how he had
CONTINUED on Page 2. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Accuse EXT elons
With kidnapping

SEATTLE X. G. Lewis. 30, and
Stacy Sexton, 10. ss-copsiets
sought by police for abduction Of
Jack Cradle. IS. son Of H. A.
Cradle Of Bremerton. were charged
Wednesday with second degree
kidnapping.
The men were sought near Kent.
where police learned Lewis spent
part Of Saturday night In jail and
was released Sunday morning.
The Cradle boy was abducted
in hls fathers sutomobils ssfur-
day night The men drove 10
Rlyerton where they crashed into
q utility pole. The boy Was beaten
and both men were believed TO
have been injured Ia the car crash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

Accidental discharge ~ -
esilbsr revolver while II VAS be-
lng taken from a nail on ihs wall
wounded Mrs. hsris tiilson ~
Eatonsslis painfully under the
1Eh, arm PIT "Wednesday.
Mrs. Allison. "a years Oh. sss
taken 10 ins Pisfc. county hospital.
~hsfs are yes treated ~ Dr. J. 4.
HeFss. BE found ,hs wound sp-
psrsntiy not dangerous. bat sxid
the bullet had p@nstrstsd about
half way through tbs flesh and
would 10 difficuit 20 rsmovs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
u. S. Signs
Pact With
agreement First
Since 1859; Hailed
Victory Over Axis
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - Signing
Of the first trade treaty be.
tween the United States and
Argentina since 1863 was
hailed Wednesday In admins
tration circles as a major dip
lomatic victory over axis Fl.
forts 10 penetrate the western
hemisphere.
The treaty was signed Tuesday
night In Buenos Airs after 10
years or more Of efforts by both
countries 10 improve trade with
each other. IL does not require
sensts ratification.
Tho United States ard Arrsn.
tina long have been trade rivals
both top dogs IN their respective
continents. Efforts IN ths past 10
Improve trade relations have failed
principally because both have
large SURPRISES ~ similar farm
products for export wheat. wool.
be-, corn ana other foods,uffs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

Mr.. Ilcussr Z. Heas. wife II the
u. y. senator. left Tacoma for
Washington. u. C.. m thu week
end.
Mrs. \. n. Elliott. who has been
living with her son-ln.ls~ and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cook Of stsilsooom, has left fer .
two months visit with relatives
In Nebraska.
Walter mutt. 777s 30. Prospect
st. had q real thru the other
night while playing pinochls with
his son. Walter and brother.
Frank. The thrill was 100
trumps.
II took Matty Msdsss and Harry
Weinstcae a half hour To count $50
worth Of pennies which had been
paid 10 Msdssn by Louie Mack.
Mis-. rrase,ns FuaI. ssos No
10th St. 10 wearing . new dismoae
ring.
| Attending . recent reunion o
the Goodwin family AZ Thorp wer
Mr.. ana Mrs. Normss Goseuta
tcontinusd on Page 40. Column :
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
January Auto Production
Cut Of 81 Pct. Is Ordered

WABtfIsGTON--clsiiisn Sup
ply Chief Leon Hen6srson WED
nesdzy ordered next Jsnuarys
saiomobsis production cut at
least 81 per cent b<los the output
II January. 1891. and warned that
the reduction probably would b.
Considerably greater
The order limited ns4ssfae-
fsreys 10 . maximum output
Of 3es.sSs passenger ears
sext Saa0aSy, sssnpassd With
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

St0WA1fJnm1 .~Lano t0n4 -
yvsr-sI1 1iassos<s hmnow. -
Tuesday night II : sn11eo uonn1 -
ths bs<h ~ ~ was 49, Nnroo4
here from Twsse. n oGonoUoo
eosnsy. Ne vso ~ oooo9s mlNo1
fatality ~ Ne 1911 ~ bnuo1u1
ssssGa.
An s<ssdwnssl 1IesAosUo eurm
ths gun ~ ., = reo~e1 opneo|4
ssussh i.~ms - ~ 80 el1mo1n0
ffen N ssss ssol - o1(o4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

s1s-1ae n Ssnsasy, ielL
Announcement a. The cut osdes
sss made after Hsnd<sson spd
other government officials mel
with the sstonotiys industry d..
fsnse advisory committee
Henderson told the indusfry's
representatives that there MAS no
guarantee that thsrs vaii ~ suf-
ficient materials svaiisbis - full
fiII the maximum permissible pso-
du<tiou-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

Tacoma can keep F1remsns
park and N. downtown fire sta
ton because another good SITE
for the UsO center has besn found.
n private owners u the property
ana city officials can get together
on q price.
The site In mind 10 the north
east corner q So. 18th and Fsw-
eeft ave. just back u the Green
s1eh Coliseum. Army Authorities
said "Wednesday that tract. though
not as well suited 70 iis purposes
for the big recreation building for
enlisted men, Will be satisfactory
4 Property Ownss
-Four property owners are In
VOWED, and Corporation Counsel
Howard csrothsrs has been taken
off all other work 10 negotiate
with then, 20 the needed land
can be obtained for the srny's Use
After a somewhat psnieky day
Tuesday, during which the army
asked immediate acton 20 con-
tracts could D. let and work
started at once on the UsO cen
ter. the city officers took Ii. Co.
p p. 1ntonovich. army construct
ing quartsrmsster. and Capt Jo-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
British Destroyer
Sunk by Submarine

BERLIN official news
agency dispatch asserted wednes-
dsy that a German s1Dmsrins mad
unk a British destroyer In the
Strait Of Gibraltar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

nGnulN~-German pnnnesp.
paced By atuha dlve-bomhovo.
were reported Wednesday ~
Naxi quarters 10 have eraeeo1
through defenses IN tho xnk
min and Tuh sectors an1 -
b. roaring four ahssast aIos1g
the highways within prohahlg
so or 90 mlles Of Moscow.
Official quarters 6eelleo1 - ~
how far hsysna kslsssN sn1 MA
shnui ioo nlles sostn go svu1n =
Moscow rsspeessvsiy. ~ upsuoe
plnessu oppsatisn ~ sesvto1s ~
sthsv osuseso ird1onte1 snoe -
varss fsrses - thsnee psponety
v withla - - - ml>po - -
sapstai ~ spae os6Hea
1 vtent 1ieDalGnoe eln1me1 ~
~ Imoestane nnturo1 eGuo161c1
vivsrs an swompa ~ ~ ~
henin1 ~ MT en1y ssnee1 coy1n0
anaslaa troeps ~ epev~on ~
uermaw ~ 1oenovU.
pws5uUC1soN - uoUs
nuno AonoWD nuD004uD
Il Aulhsriss1 osupoGs sspspee1 ~
~ 1eslsuselsa - ~ qnnu1nn
ssm'S = w.
aass 49, = -