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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-29
To Meet Thursday

To Meet Thursday
The Pittsfield Ladies Aid Socie-
ty will meet Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Frank Har-
wood, 50S60 Bog Rd., one mile
south of Jacksonville. Refresh
ment committee will be Mrs. Webb
Harwood, Mrs. Elmer Harris and
Mrs. Adelbert Harris.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-29

navy had been sunk in the annihila-
ton OF FIVE supply ships in south
bound convoy between Sicily and
Tr.poli last April ~.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-29
VIII Attend Meetings

Several members OF Milan Chap
ter. No. 106, O.E.S., will attend the
Washtenaw County Association
meetings to be held Thursday, May
/, in Chelsea. In the evening
meeting Mrs. Jesse Norman (Esth-
err, Mrs. Donald Schultz (Martha),
Mrs. Homer Hoy (Electa). Mrs.
John d. Lawson, worthy matron,
Rev. William Johnson, worthy pat
ron, and Mrs. Herbert Frye, organ
list. will take part In the initiation
ceremony. and all officers Of the To-
cal chapter will Retire the Flag"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-29
Normal College Calendar
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY
1870 a. my. W. c. A. Matin, Starkweather Hall
1880 m-Mahematics Club DR.. Lndqus residence
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-29
At sehooImasters' Meeting

Miss Adeline Reeves who teaches
in Ecorse attended the Schoolmas-
ters' Club meetings Friday in Ann
Arbor and on Saturday she attend
ed a sorority initiation at Sigma
M Phi house in Ypsilanti which
was followed by dinner In Charles
McKenny Hall. Miss Mabel Frye,
Brighton, was Miss Reeves week
end guest at the Reeves home here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-29

Sponsor Bake Sale
The Woman's Society OF Chris
tian Service OF Denton sponsored
bake sale in Ypsilanu Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-29

Bible Class Conducted
A Bible Study Class is being con
Quoted each Wednesday evening at
the church.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-29

The Dairy Farmers Of Wsshtenaw County wish to
thank their legislators for the part they had In the
passage Of this bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15

tsrmins tho need for a federal de-
Tense housing project
Should such emergency housing
prove necessary. the COMMITTEES will
dstsrrnins the type and Nhstn.r u
should be permanent or temporary
in construction
Incidental 10 setting up ina de-
Tense housing committee was III
ing with tns city council hondsy
Of eomplets report 10 date u ths
Tacoma Housing authority. which
recently voted To turn down a pro-
posed 81 900. 600 loss-rent housing
project for ths sity.
Information on INA extent Of
sub-standard dwellings, In Tacoma
was turned over 10 ths city As q
permanent record at the request Of
Mayor Cain. The TIA reported
total expenditures 10 date Of
81 TOT. OF THIS ss4s17 was spent
on iis work % develop the defense
housing project now being com
pleted at Mechord field and
fi.s57ss tor IN. survey Of low
standard housing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
Council Approves Twelve
Men for Defense HOUSING

Official creation Of TAoorns
Defense housing committee Of II
members yss voted ~ the city
council Monday at the request Of
Mayor Harry =. Cain.
His COMMITTEES. which first VIII
Study the serious problem Of de
tsrmining the number Of dwellings
available in Tacoma for the swell
ing defense industry workers pop
ulation. Wa set up for At least a
t~o-yesr Job.
Mayor Cain named hah the body
TO one year terms - Calvin W.
Stewart. Franklin y. Summers
Wallace Morissetts. John u. coch-
ran. George NJ V. Brown and Free
man l.. Cochran. fhs others for
two years ~ Guy Thompson. Ray
Molsio. Russell 2. Farley, Harry
L. Blsngy. A. n. Hooker. Jr.. and
DR.. l.. r. Powers.
Out Of that committees work
will come ths Information about
ths eitys housing shortage
sDundanes-or tns council can de-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
Mercury Hits
Record for Year

Yes. indeed: just a mite warm
Monday and Tacoma went straight
for new high temperature mark
of the year.
u. s. Weatherman Fred Meyers
took his government thermometer
to the sidewalk al 18th and Broad
way at 2.25 p. m. and the mercury
hit an all time high OF s7.s de
grees. The official dope, however.
taken on the roof of the Fidelity
building at l:s5 o'clock registered
$40. which still Was a new record.
The heat persisted despite an Is
mile north wind
It's hot. no fooling; 30 hang
onto your hats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15

we asdn't deserve 10 ~ caIisd
that because ~ vofsd Inaepent-
entity. notwithstanding for one
favored The president and NE In
issnsl policies ~ reform. and usz1-
ally vatsd attn him.
New. ~ sws fese6ga pstlry
rspsst stsnavue Mir htw--
nsast ~he,~keastesety. I ~
~ .hssst1 sssy ssse ~ ksvev>.
80 shesta sssy sst - Iee6oeA
~v~s. h~es>sp skns's se1y -
snlles fresm ssr~es DDsseasn an1
" ~ IN lhe va so~e.
Wa shoald isass the ras Ea1e
alons. too. ny al msAns let -
protect mar vest en~ss. nnIid M
defense base. IN Alaska nut stay
out NJ China and out ~ she East
Indies.
n voted sHslass establishment
~ naval base ~ Guam bsnsase
that's outside osF Jurisdiction. I
am unsltsrshlY opposed 10 our
control u the Philippines. beessss
they eonstisuts an ever present po-
sentisI SQUIRE ~ fxounIs 70 ~ in
troriinued On r.ss ,. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15

An elderly transient who aa.d ~
lay helpless N the brush near HoJ
from Friday night until 10 Mon.
day morning Sas recovering IN ihs
f'isres county hospital Monday aft
sfHoon
Bert Curtis. Is. discovered near
the railroad tracks 81 Roy by EcC
boys. uas taken 70 tins hospital BY
State Patroiman Nike Wayne
Hospital authorities ssld ina nan
seemed 70 Ds suffering mainly
from shock Dat may nave internal
injuries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
Two Youths Are Killed
When Cars Sideswipe

kEIso. Wssh.-Two LongyieS
youths were fatally injured Sunday
when their car sideswiped an
ether on the Coweeman river
bridge near here.
Charles Miller, II, driver Of the
car. died shortly after the accident,
and Howard Berg. %, several hours
later. Robert Brown. Kelso, driver
of the other machine, waa sppar-
emily unhurt.
Their deaths brought the Cow
litz county traffic fatality toll 10
Is this year.
Mrs. Mary Ken, Al. Was serious
iy injured when she stepped N
front Of me Frank Van Britton
car near the Lewis county hne.
She was taken 10 ths Toledo hos
pitsL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
Scion 10 Talk
Here Tonight
Knute Hill Books
r. D. DomesticollY

Tacoma ia slated for m
earful of isolatlonlsm nj Odd
Fellows temple Monday night
when knufa I'LL of Prorser,
Democratic congressman from
Nashington's fourth district.
rips into the current u. \.
foreign policies.
I'm viii speak IT = o'clock IN
der auspices Of the Tacoma Ensr-
ssney Peace COMMITTEES. nut ma.
tlnnaliy under sponsorship 81 The
America First COMMITTEES. whose
Washington stat. bsaa u Otto
Case
When he finishes here. he viii
take plane for = campaign
through fns DakotAs. Twin Cities.
Madison. VIA. Rockford and hi.
eago. III
I'm Ths Times office. mn votesd
the thsmss ON which all his taiss
are based A. he carries on the
gospel 80 widely puDllessed IN thu
stisssaess Of Col. CHARLSE Lind
bsfgh and oths6s II national re-
hno~n.
Di.asrrs ea Policy
4 was onss accused. With ofissf
msmbsrs Of tho Washington dele.
Cation. n being q rsbbss stamp
for tbs Nsv Dssi.s Hili recalled
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15

Smashing Assaults by Red
Airmen Halt Hitler Drive

MOSCOW - Smashing as-
saults by the Red air fleet
were reported Monday by the
Soviet high command. sppsr-
entity bringing the Aazi var
machine again To a halt in the
vital Pskov, vitebsk and
Aoyograd bolynsk sectors.
Ths hish command reported that
Soviet planes 70 rfhs third day
punched heavy bombing attacks
upon saxl tnsehsnsxsd and motor.
ized columns and concentrations
eioss 10 ne aasanes sssas. ard
heavily attacked the sirdfomss
from when tbs lsft~sffs 10 mp
PORTING ths German offensive
Tsers w~ss No najss 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15

top administrative rank in the
organization.
II may be said that Pryds Il =
Tacoma man. he once enlisted in
the marine corps here and later.
for a number OF years. his home
WAS up ON Mckinley Hill
Since the first Of the year he
has been stationed here as mead
of the state patrols District !.
which takes In most OF Southwest
Washington. His residence right
now happens TO be Olympia.
Mrs. Pryde was an Olympia girl
Continued on Page 2. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15

No doubt Gov. Langlie and his
aides looked Capt. Pryde over care
fully before picking him for his
new responsibilities
But Jimmie hasn't stuck his
neck out in politics and hasn't
been in the public .y. 10 any
extent. so Mr.. and Mrs. John Ciii-
zen doubtless have failed To make
his acquaintance
Post Is Permanent
Meet him now, and find out. as
did the writer. what II Is about
young Capt. Pryds that caused
him to be selected for permanent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15

gHssmsesas II iasd fesess. ~
high essuassn< sa5l. $50 ~
ps~sfssss II IN mnjss flght6ng
1veaas rswnotned stsnstnnetn1oy
nA1h~eg~d
Reports frDm tbs frpnf Indicated
thai = isali d~ssioped during fhs
night hours after lntsnavs commit
All DAY sunday.
Th~ n~1 sts ffest aGntn
possA~a sbnrtsses n -
sss~l4 whseh hes~ be~n ~
s1sje~t VI vepsss~1 stsneHs
ss~as - start - - unss
Tns city u Izss tJs~syl a. lhe
rrut fissv. tbs I'ie~stl osi fields ard
ih@ important railroad tsasoses ~
Roman. al IN HumAsds. - bossr
.srsfs1 heavily.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
Fleet OF Bombers
Fill Channel Skies

L>DOS-Eysn ss Prims MIN
lster Winston Churchill told ins
empire Monday that Britain sas
bombing Germany mors heavily
than Germany has ever rsided ths
islss. . great fleet Of b-onab~r. and
fighters simos, filled the channel
skies
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15

BERLIN - Official German
reports Monday claimed that
Nazi I orces are sweeping
through Russia's Stain de-
lenses and advancing strongly
toward Leningrad with the aid
Of a new offensive launched
on the Kareiizn isthmus by
Finnish armies.
Ths high command. which re-
ported - hours ago thai ths
stain Ans had been broken at
all decisive points Monday re-
ported that break through opera
tons are proceeding according 10
plan"
A perverted pineers spera~
tsoa has beea epensd -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
Confession
Of Suspect
denounced!
Mon Changes Story
When Token 10
Scene of Murder

SEATTLE = Earl Pavatte,
25. Monday noon repudiated
a confession that he killed and
assaulted Mrs. Blanche Link,
Dc, telephone operator, when
he was taken to the crime
scene north of town to re-
enact the Staying.
What place is this ," the youth
asked officers. who said he would
be examined by a psychiatrist
later in the day.
"They kept pounding and
pounding at me until l told
them l did it," Payatte said
In denying admissions he made
Sunday to Sheriff Gordon
Nicks of Ephrata. The youth
was arrested week ago In
Grant county by Nicks. He
was being questioned about
the staying of +. A. LaFoun-
tain and the wounding of Mrs.
IaFountain and X. +. Bull
when he confessed killing Mrs.
Link.
At the scene of the crime, how
ever. Pavatte said he thought
he would be suspected be-
cause he lived nearby so he drove
10 Ephrata to hide. Il should have
kept hiding out" he said, people
Just have it in for me-"
Authorities also drove Pa
waite over the route taken
by LaFountain's slayer, but
his actions did not arouse sus-
picion.
While police said Pavatte re-
sembled the assailant, he denied all
connection with the case. They
learned, however, he was in Seattle
during the terror reign of the mad
killer" but had left July 5. He
was arrested July after his auto
mobile broke down near Quincy
ard he resisted attempts to invesu-
gate his car He had built a barri-
cade of rocks behind which was a
supply of clothing and a 5000
eslibre rifle
Once In jail. he threatened to
blow up the building and refused
TO eat his food because 1t was
poisoned. authorities said. Fell
low prisoners first suspected him
when Pavatte showed unusual in
terest in the Seattle cases.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
Reds Charge
Hitler, Air
Head at Odds
Cluim No. z Nuxi
In Concentration
Comp After Row
by UNITED PASS

Radio Moscow said Monday
that Field Marshal Herman
Goering. Nasi No. ? and ehiei
of the German air force. was
in disgrace.
In a broadcast picked mp In
New Sark nv the United fr~-s
listening station. n said In.
formation had h~~n r~e@ls~d
from Stockholm that ee~rinH
had vigorously opposed The
s~rmaa war On Russia. that
Hitler had called him . coward
and had called On Field Mar
shall Erhard Mich .. iakr aom-
nsand Of fhe AIR fere~. and that
Heinrich Ilimsssi~v. chief Of th~
Mani seer~f police. the -d~a-
tape. asked for permission Ia
bring oo~rinE into . eenc~n-
tration camp"
The Moscow radio said HITLER
on ths sve Of the German attack
on Soviet Russia had a great dia-
ensrion with GoerinT"
Declaring that the German
aviation. siready extremely weak
sned during the last campaigns in
the west and southeast. will not be
able 10 stand up In tina German
onslaught against Russia. ooering
declined every responsibility.
Hitler called .eerinE
coward. said thai he himself
would tak~ over the r~~poasis
bilits. and called on Mich -.
IT IL a fact that the mama of
Goering does not appear any more
In the German newspapers. !, 10
reported that Himmler has asked
for permission 10 bring GoernE
into a concentration camp
Gosring and Himmler are old
rivals for police power.
The Exchange Telegraph ef
London picked sp . As-.sw
radio broadcast In the Dutch
language which. u said. r~-
ported Thai .o~rinG ..s al
ready In = concentration
camp.
National Broadeaating company
picked up In New York Monday
morning = French language broad
cast from ths Sydney. Australia.
station. quoting The British Broad
casting company that GosrinE va.
already IN camp.
sosring has been nfils in the
news for many months On June
2 he issued a special order Of ths
day 10 the ar force asserting that
its work in Crete proved Hitisrs
words that there IL no ubconqusr-
ADJ. island.
Al the start VI The var
Hitler made soerssx HE Of
fetal heir. Hndoif He... the
k.<i party leader whe fie~ to
Great Britsin In drum
staaes. sbish .iiii are mys-
tsriesss. -ss made s<sssa h~ir.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
HITLER sED or
DELIBERATE BouBIN.s

chnrehills pledge Of no truce
or psri.y' came within ~ hours
Of announcement OF a Joint dsela=
ration by Britain and Ru.sla,
pledging q common fight 10 the
finish and no separate peace. n
echoed the almost identical words
spoken last week by Foreign Sec
rotary Anthony Eden.
Churchill charged that Hitler
deliberately enlarged upon an
attempt 10 razs the cities Of Brit
ain attempt launched by the
Continued on Page ., Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
Syrian Armistice Terms
Are Approved by VichY

these instructIont. ths war office
said. That /. what permitted
France TO transform an insolsnt
political sltimstum. which could
not have been signed without dis
honor. into an honorable military
convention
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
Nazis Claim Forces Sweep
Through Russian Deienses

sg.asss f>s~tnGrnA n - -
veoknA-
Binnisn forces. under eammnnd
u Field Marshal Baron Carl Mar
nsrhesm. have thrown Themselves
against Soviet defenses around
Lake Lsdoes. about 10 miles north
of L~ninxrsd. IN thrust thaf s5r
pearsd TO b ce-ordtnated with -
eastward sweep Of Naz troops
from the vicinity Of Laks PstpuA
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
O'Duniel Certified

AUSTIN, Tex.-Ths state can
vsssing board Monday declared W.
Ire O'Daniel officially elected 10
ths United States senate 10 fill
the anexp,rsd term Of the hts
Norris goeppaxd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
May Make History

SEATTLE-EarIy threshing re-
turns indicate the states wheat
crop this year may reach 81. go. 900
bushels. the largest in history, II
{. r. Stewart. agricultural depart
naent .tatistcian, said Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
Tacoma Captain Is Appointed
Leader Of State Patrol
james PrYde Former Roinier Pork
Officer: Gruduute of Famed School
BY {. n. MAYBIN
Tacoma Times staff Writer

Shake hands with James A. Pryde until Saturday a
captain of the Washington state patrol and today its assist
ant chief-at the of 81.
He's quite interesting fellow. radiaes much
personality than would expect police officer and
appears competent tackle the job of bossing the states
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
HAS NO THOUGHT OF
SENDING MEN ABROAD

Speaker Sam Rayburn, who sat
in at the White House meeting,
said Roosevelt and Marshall COW
cred the same general ground that
Marshall discussed in a conference
with house leaders last week, re-
garding not only retention Of ex-
isting army units. but the removal
of restrictions on their use outside
the western hemisphere and u. s.
possessions.
In both conferences Marshall EN-
phasized that he had no thought
of sending an AEF. to Europe.
He said he WAS concerned only
with preparing for development Of
any maj or crisis in both the Allan
tic and the Pacific. Any move
toward disintegration of the pres
Continued on Page Il, Column s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
In Major Leagues
TODAY

CHICAGO Joe DiMaggio OF
the New York Yankees stretched
his hitting streak to 81 consecu-
tive games Monday when he sin
sled in the sixth inning OF the
Yanks' game with the Chicago
White Sox.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago -. 900 900 600 Z
Brooklyn :. 900 900 00i-l 3 0
Olsen and Mccullough; Higbe
and Owen.
NJ. Louis COS 900 0l0-4
Philadelphia 30 900 0ex-5 IL
krist. Nshem 49, and Padgett
johnson and Warren.
Pittsburgh 200 200 600 S q
New York 200 900 00s-s q I
sewell and Lopez, Hubbell and
oDea.
Cincln'ti 0I0 002 600 100 81 II q
Boston .002 100 900 100 o. /.
Moore. Turner 81 and West
Erickson. johnson II. Lamanna
til. Farley li3l and Mas.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York :. 001 900 00o-l
Chicago -. 020 900 14x-7 3 l
Breauer. Staneer 81. Branch
Isl and Rosar; Rigney and fresh.
Philadelphia 900 ITO 0o0-z 0
Detroit -. 900 Dol 30x- . !
Marchildon, Hadley 49, and
Hayes; Bridges and Sullivan.
Boston ..... 90 900 100-l 8
Cleveland =. $50 900 00x-4
= Wilson. Potter % and Peacock;
Teller and Desautels.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
SEATTLE Staying REPuDIATED
Plan to Keep
SelecteeS to
Battle
Solons Oppose
Droftee Proposal
Unless Voluntary

WASHINGTON = The admin
istration temporarily has absn-
doned plans for legislation to
authorize Use Of selectees and
national guardsmen outside this
hemisphere. IL WAS disclosed
Monday afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
BULLETIN

Ing an end 10 h0stiiities In
syria was signed by the British
and French negotiators ~ Acre.
Palestine. at p. m. Monday. 10
"ss reported unoffieiaIly to-
night.
nCHf-Ths Nlehy government
has approved terms Of the arms
tic. for ending hostilities In syria.
an Official eommuniqu. said Mon
day.
The governments approval
sss given, a statement nv the
Nehy war office aid. after an
earlier '1nsolent political ulti-
matum which could not nave
been signed without dishonorS
had been transformed into an
honorable military eonyen-
fion."
TIE war office SAID the govern
msnt. after rejecting the earlier
political" demands. had authorized
Gen. Henri Dentz. Yichy high
commissioner ror Syria. To nsgo-
tiate with British military authorf-
ties only on the condition that
Free French representatives be ex-
Guided
"Dentz scrupulously respected
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
WASHINGTON =

WASHINGTON = Congress
sional leaders advised Presi-
dent Roosevelt Monday that
army proposals to retain
selectees in service for more
than a year, except on a vol
untary basis, would meet seri-
Gus and possibly overwhelm-
ing opposition in both house
and senate.
The legislators met with Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Gen. George c.
Marshall, army chief of staff. at
the White House to discuss the
latter's recommendation that Sc
lectees, national guardsmen and
reservists be retained for the d-ra-
ton of the emergency.
One of the conferee% said
the president Wa advised that
while there VAS powerful OPP
position to retaining seleetees.
congress- probably would APP
prove legislation to keep the
national guard and the reserve
officers In service.
This conferee said the congress
sional group made 1t clear 1t was
not arbitrarily opposed to Mar
shall's recommendations. but felt
that it was unwise to create an
issue in congress which might re-
suit in a serious setback TO the
administrations defense policies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
BOMBING or REICH
Will. BE INCREASED

But this. he said. Is only the be-
ginning.
lie promised that the tide of
bombing Of the reich will rise and
rise month after month and year
after year"
we viii ust~ out 10 tho
Germans The usAsure and
more than tho MEASURE that
they have b~~n m~tinK out Ia
ms. n Ia time thai ihe Ger
mans should bs made 10 suf-
fer something Of the torment
which within our lifetime fhey
let loose ON their n~ighbors.
As the nights lengthen that
unhappy province OF Germany
which used to be called Italy will
have it's shars Of bombings.'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
British Air
Attacks Will
Be Continued
Churchill Pledges
No Truce" With
Any Nozi Leaders

LONDo>-Prime Minister
Winston Churchill pledged
Monday that Britain would
have mo truce or parleys
with Adolf Hitler or other
Nazi leaders and promised
that Britain will bomb Ger
man cities rs hard or harder
than the luftwaffe has blasted
Britain.
Church declared that Britain had
advanced To a position at least
of equality and soon Of superiority
to Germany in tho air and prom
ised that Britain never would turn
from her purpose however som
her the road. however grisvous
the cost. until a new freedom and
glory for all mankind IN born"
We viii have no truce or
pariey with Hitler ar thu
grizzly gang who did H,il~r's
wicked worst" said the prime
minister.
lie revealed that In the last
few weeks" British bombers have
dropped upon Germany about half
the weight OF bombs which the
German air force has dropped ON
Britain since the start of the war.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-15
WEATHER FORECAST

Pair t~.lxht. "Wednesday. Ten
r~fssnr~.. HIHh. - l.~. "a. -.
ra.~.. se. .et. sef.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-04-11

the Community Fund of Baltimore ex
planned that the Conference is an
open forum, welcoming anyone inter-
ested in social welfare. While most
Conference members are social work.
ers or workers in related fields, many
professional persons attend the
meetings.
The Maryland Conference of Social
Welfare, Mr.. Hepbron said, first met
in 1904 at Easton, Maryland. Early
meetings of the Conference were
concerned chiefly with private chari-
ties, since there were then few public
welfare programs in Maryland. With
the rapid development of public well
fare programs during the depression
years, the Conference has given in
creasing attention to public welfare,
although continuing it's interest in a
wide variety of private welfare activi-
ties. Attendance at the Conference
meetings has increased year by year,