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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-16
Aged Tacoman
Killed by Car

Instantly killed as he walked
along the Milton Hill road eight
miles northeast of Tacoma SUM-
day at 500 a. m. Charles J. An
derson, II. of Ri. 2. Tacoma, be-
came Pierce county's Gath traffic
fatality since Jan. l.
The elderly pedestrian was
struck from behind by car
driven by Dave F. Wilcox, 1e. of
Rt. /, Box Asst. Puyallup. He told
State Patrolman Jerry Mulcahy,
investigating officer, that Ander-
son was walking with the traffic
In the middle of the road. Cor
oner T. II. Long termed the ac-
cident unavoidable and said no
charges would be filed against the
driver.
Wilcox told the coroner he
didn't see the pedestrian until he
doomed up in the beam of his
headlights and that it was then
too late to avert the collision.
Mellinger will announce the
funeral.
Private funeral services will be
held Tuesday at 10 a m. from the
c. c. Mellinger Co. chapel, with
the Rev. Henry Victor Morgan
officiating. Cremation will fol-
low.
Anderson was employed a. a
carpenter by the Harmon manu-,
featuring Co. He was native OF
Sweden. and came 10 Tacoma 80
years ago from Massachusetts,. he
was member Of Odd Fellows
White Mountain lodge in Ne"
Hampshire. Surviving is one son
n Anderson Of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-16
Firing Rakes
Killers Men
On All Sides
Russiun Drive Il
Becoming q War
OF determination"
NTH DAY IN RUSSIA

MOS co W--Russisis gigantic
counter-offensive IN becoming q
war Of determination in numer-
ous sectors where Red army
troops are surrounding German
units. entrenehed or fortified In
buildings. and raking them with
fire from all sides. dispatches
from the front said Monday.
The retreating Germans were
reported TO be taking Russian
civilians with them, apparently
a. hostages.
Dispatches reported the
Russians smashing through
the German lines on al key
fronts from the baltic "a tire
Black sea.
Two powerful Russian armies
were reported advancing west
ward on a 50-mile front between
serpukhov and Tula south Of Mos
COW.
a United Press Stockholm
dispatch reported from swed-
ish sources that Russiaa
pressure waa increasing IN
the Finnish front and that
the Finns realized their sit
uation might become critically
In the Tikhvin sector OF the
Leningrad front. Gen. X. A.
Meretzkov's army smashed the
volkhov defense line and was pur-
suing the battered seth German
army corps.
This meant . minimum 81
vance Of 20 miles against
anywhere from 10000 10 co.
600 German froopA.)
Already, according TO telephone
advices from the front. Meretz-
kov's men have retaken 100 VII
lagos since recsptnring Tkhvin.
Planning Retreat
On the next sector southwark.
Kalinin. on the Moscow-L<ningrad
railroad, one OF the most i'm
portsnt cities on the Moscow
front. had been invested BY the
forces and the
Germans were hurriedly evsoust-
ing men and materials a. II for
a general retreat
Just south o, KaIinin,- On the
railroad and nearer Moscow. Red
army men were slsshing msrci-
lessly at q German rear guard In
the Kiln sector. cutting off roads
by which they must retreat and
enormous casualties on
the main German forces.
In the same general area, Red
army forces were pursuing sew
ersl German infantry divisions.
taking one village after another
and seizing great stores Of tanks
and guns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-16

WASHfNGTON-A small gar
rison Of U. s. marines Monday
passed the I50th hour Of heroic
resistance to japanese attacks
on Wake island.
MANILA - American defense
forces Monday penned Japanese
attacks Of Luzon into three small
areas and blasted by air at enemy
invasion units and sea-borne re-
Inducements.
Unofficial reports this afternoon
indicated that Japanese land opera
tons have been brought to a vir-
tual standstill by the powerful
blows Of American and Philippine
air forces.
The official communique re-
ported that the Japanese had con-
fined themselves almost entirely
to air activity. including another
attempted attack on Nichols army
airfield near Manila. about noon.
The u. s. air attack on the
Japanese was preceded by
officially claimed serious dam
age inflicted on at least two
more Japanese troop trans
ports attempting 10 bring mp
reinforcements to the small
Japanese landing parties
established at Apart, Vigan
and Legaspi.
The new transport attacks
brought the total sunk or damaged
off Luzon to nine.
TWO MORE ALARMS
Manila underwent two more air
alarms An early Commute
alarm passed without incident. On
a second alert, however. Japanese
planes again attempted To bomb
Nichols field, q frequent target
of the raids on the Manila area.
Four or more Japanese planes
were shot down by the Philippines
defenders.
The Legaspi sector is one Of
three in which japanese invasion
forces are now active, having been
wiped out in the Lingayen sector
Continued on Page 3. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-16
Merry Mix-up!
ID Police Hat
Tossed in Ring

The police department was bus
xinr Monday with . fners-os-iesa
undseisrcd war on . frts0dly
basis u eourse between Peises
Commissioner Holmes Password
ana his chisf ~ Police nanas
I.anss~ih. Both hsvs announced
they viii seek the post ~ eom'
missioner Of public safety h ts$7
Monday Commissioner Eastwood
said: "of eovrse Einsr kp~w
vas going to run. Each II "
knew what the other ~ss doing
Monday Chief Lsnss~th ssld'
Holmes told ma he WAS not Eoiaa
10 run for rs-sieefsss- In ss<w n
his ascss,on. I announced my To-
t~ntlon az running
There IL stands. A. this writ
ing, nsithsf esnsidsts has an.
nounesd his intention u Withdraw
Ing IN favor ~ the other.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-16
Rome Admits Loss
OF Two Cruisers

ROME-(Ofhcisl radio recorded
by United Press In London - A
communique acknowledged Monday
the loss Of two light cruisers In the
central Mediterranean. but claimed
the sinking Of Dutch destroyer.
Two unidentified enemy cruisers.
one British. were SAID 10 have been
nit by torpedoes from Italian sub
marines. The cOmmunique did not
Identify either the Dutch weasel or
the lost Italian cruisers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-16
NaZi Key Lines Fall!


eTNGAPORE-B British headquar-
tiers reported Monday night that
imperial forces have fallen back
under heavy Japanese attacks in
exposed northwestern Kedah. but
Singapore's defenders appear TO
have broken the force of an at
tempted Japanese blitz sweep of
the Malsyan peninsula.
LoNDoN-tBBC Broadcast Re-
corded by UP. at New York;
Heroic rear-guard action by q
British officer and IL native East
Indian soldiers prevented annihi-
lation of British forces guarding
the besieged airdrome at kota
Bharu on the northeastern Malay
coast, the British Broadcasting
company said Monday.
CHUNGKING = Official Radio
Broadcast recorded by UP. IAN
snti-aggression conference attend
ed by the United States, British
and Soviet ambassadors opened
Monday with a charge by Gen. WI
Te-Chen. secretary general of the
Kuomintang, that Japan is pre-
pairing an onslaught on the So
Wet union"
CHICAGO Wayne l. Morse,
chairman of President Roosevelt's
emergency mediation board, Mon
day announced that the IA cooper
ating railroad brotherhoods and
the railroad carriers had signed
an agreement settling the differ
ences involved In the recent threat
ened nationwide strike.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-16
Army Board to Probe
Shooting Of Woman

los ANGELES-An army poaIu
of inquiry viii investigate the fatai
shooting Saturday night Of Mrs.
Adele BRANDED. 81. near Redondo
Beach by an army sentry, autnor-
ties said Monday.
Mrs. BRANDED. who was ricing
with her husband in their automo-
bile. was fatally wounded when DR..
BRANDED failed 70 halt al the SEN
try's command The sentry, sc-
eording to the eoroner's office re-
Mort. fired at the rear tires Of the
automobile. but the bullet riehoch-
cited from the frame Of the car
and pierced Mrs. Brsndel's lung.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-16
Seattle Schools
VIII Remain Open

aEATTLE~-Tbs wsr Monday
had brought an end n Q strike
threat in the seattle public sebooi
system. ALL opsrsfinx Kmpioyss
voted unanimously to defer the;r
threatened ~sikoat for the durz-
ton ~ the var. A. the sans
tiDs. however. they asked federal
mediation Of their wage demands,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-16


the Navy rvaan xssn. 1selas>no
ths navy was M ~ ~ alses
against me asspvsss attach -
Hawaii. revealed Monday That ~
Pacific fse>t iast the hastIenelp
Arizona. thres dsstruyers ard svs
lesser craft there Der. I.
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~ The snms time. ~ toid =
press conference that . FORMAL ~
vestiHstion vllI b inlttsted N.
medistsly bv The president u -
termins Why the U. =. military
services y Hswaii wsrs nat -
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-16
WEATHER FORECAST

No material change In tempera-
tnre> tonight and Wednesday. Tenn
persturez: High. So; low, - sun
rises. ISL; sets, All.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-16
Card Originator Dies

- \ = > q tlL&8 - Dominique
Pizxzx. who originated illustrated
posieards died sunday. France
recently observed the soth ami
yerssry Of hls first publication 81
picture cards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-16
New Droft Age
Bill Approved

WARRINGTON - The mouse
military affairs COMMITTEES Mon
day approved q bill permitting the
war department 10 draft men Of
the ages Of 81 10 ~. inclusive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-16

Hello, Folks, We see by the
paper that an 86-year-old man
tried to enlist in the army.
Give or take 10 years, the
Spirit Of rs IL still the winning
number in America
We are sorry about the old
gentleman-tooo old 10 qualify as q
soliier in the army and too young
to qualify as a joke for this de-
psrtmsnt.
DAILY DEFINITION: Closet
hooks were invented 10 men
would have some place to forget
TO hang their clothes
A. thot. rs probably good thing
thoi life isn't ocfOolly os s<rioOs os
seems 70 rlosf ~oters.
VI DIARY
10y Ions sssd shis msss tfes ne
sood -fs end DO be yisssiss sess
the hessshsld ~ friends Bot ssss
did sriss fhssesffsr end did 90 Nth
mine TREND 10 srpIess the eesssrr-
side in search Of here fes fhe pot,
eibsif did seem shs feres end fhe
breeken 18th nc success whichever.
olss, So 10 hems 10 fhs tssk. sst
sitter 9 sossia Of zine fes fhs sfem-
eeh's ssks, ps1oot Of . Noble ~ssi
psdsiss cooked sstes fssI'sh ssyis.
Thus ended 9 sey 81 seed spsd, end
ct . Iess hour 10 bed. C. Q. o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-16
Air Blasts
Wreck Troop
Ships Of Foe
Nine Transports
Hove Now Been
Sunk or Damaged
BULLETIN

WASHiNGTON-A small gar
rison Of 4. 8. marines Monday
passed the 150th hour Of heroic
resistance 10 japanese attacks
on Wake island.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-16

~ mot. rs probably good thin
t1ot life isn't ocfOolly os s<r,oUs c
4 seems 70 rFcsi ~oiters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

T ESS than year ago the federal government
called to active duty an all-Detroit regiment
- the 1S2d Field Artillery of the Michigan Ma
tional Guard
Some LOO officers and men laid aside their
schoolbooks their tools in the auto plants their
pencils and typewliters in the citys stores and
Offices.
They were the part-time soldiers who were
active then for weekly drills in the 1921 formed in
1923, and thus new regiment by army standards
Today at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. the 1S2d is
soldiers regiment not civilian regiment Here
pictures of some of its officers and men, now
acquiring the polish of finished soldiers, sent back
by Times Staff Photographer James McGarrigle.
Daily the 1S2d has been engaging in drills at
camp, regularly in its own field maneuvers in the
surrounding countryside; now as a unit of the Sec
ond Army it has been prepared for the large-scale
maneuvers in Louisiana and Texas that will involv,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

" II"IA IIIIIIIVII AIIOIIs
Michiga an has three
other n alton al Guard
regiments in the Second
Army: the Cloth Coast
Artillery (anti aircraft)
and the 10th and 177th
Field Artillery, with
which the 1S2d is brig
AIDED.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06
Lake and River Property for Sole

L-ACRE HOMEsITEs - Privileges; Lake
Huron: SITS. Box s0s74 Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06

BICYCLE sALEi New. y2f; used. ~.
Jerry's Bike Shop, 1901 Grand River.
COLUMBIA BUILT BICYCLES, s26
PAL BIKE SHOP, 1871 GRAND RIVER
MOToRCYCLES-New. used; parts, service
EDWARD KEHoE a Co., 1894 Cd. River.
NEW ADDREss-Harley Davidson Motors
cycle Co. 4027 18th. at Grand River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06
Electric Washers
Household Appliances
Sewing Machines

Al SEWING machine, vacuum. washer,
repair n home, 81. free estimates.
Lenox 5000. Central Service.
SINGER - Drop leaf. good sewer. 1875
Broadway. Cadillac 3ls3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06
Auto Repairing
Auto Services-Accessories

NEW 1912 gas heaters. limited supply; buy
now!i Northern Radio, Al Clairmount.
Trinity i-O160.
i933-1s3i VS. radio: heater and aerial ia-
cluded; SIS Ivanhoe 1911.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06

BRrGGs QUALITY GARAGES Butt Ac-
coruing 20 Requirements. HoEarth 4i4l
BUY Now-HEATINC PLANT
CONSUMERS 1870 JOS CAMPAU
COTTAGE - room. bath. 2ss2O. 1912
State Lumber. 2oOli John X. TO. s-l2Os
PoRCHES. skis with labor. sie5. Public
Lumbe els p TsMile Rd. TO. SIPS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06
MoUing Traiiers to Rent
Motorcycles and Bicycles

SUP, ALI SIZES, INSURED
1882 GRAND RIVER, NEAR KIRBY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06
SMITH-ORR CO.

ROOFING. ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS ASBESTOS SIDING LUMBER
MILLwoRR. SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALERS
ACRES OF BUILDERS SUPPLIES
1881 W WARREN Phone OREGON 600
2sx22 Home But $3.50 Grand River
Lumber Couzens and Telegraph Roads
2-cAR GARAGE. 81? so; ERECTED
1872 wyoming Hogsrfh 4sss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06
Boats and Equipment

CHRIS CRAFT. 35-ft., twin motors. 1887.
Completely equipped. The lowest price
ever offered for this. GoSsett-Larry Boat
works, mouth of Clinton, Mt. Clemens.
CRUISER, 24-toot; sleeps four: galley,
toilet: $3.50. Call Tuxedo 2-09ss.
KERMATH four-cylinder 20 h. D., SIS.
Also 20 h. p. parts. Vinewood 2-ls24.
LEARN to sail Private group large feet:
moderate rate. st. Clair Club. Murray
1883
MATHEWS So cabin cruiser: completely
equipped; good buy. Owner, FitLroy 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06

SUNRISE PARK: dobe chimney. lake front
cottage and boat. Dearborn 1897.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06
xS,oe4t Se44lZcp DEzlczd1Y
AND BUYERS GUIDE
PLUMBING, HEATING

BRoEDELL PLUMBING AND HEATING.
r. X. A. modernization. Furnace clean
ing. Telephone Tuxedo 2-3737.
PLUMBING, HEATING - Installed, re-
paired, remodeled; thres ysats 10 pay.
Hogarth 1857.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06
Miscellaneous for Sale
Wearing Apparel

KODAKs. movie cameras. VIII sell. buy
exchange. Acme Camera TX, 5lT shelby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-06
BEGIN'Rs
PLUMBING

BATHROOM and water installation com
plete additions built; kitchen and hath
room remodehng Also any kind Of heat
Ing plant installed No down payment
First payment November. Vermont 6-2eO3
EXPERT sewer service. no digging: reason
able prices. free estimates 2f-hour serv-
ice. Tempe 1895
READ Times Wa
them for results
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RUG CLEANING
PERSIA RUG C03DO-

NUJFANH
An types Oriental Domestic D..
Hand cleaning, re-zezviug rs1s:'
ing, mOtnproofng. storzos '
Work do1e 100 u -st;,..
SSs0 St JOHNS Ave. Phi s.11,,
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SERVICE STATION

MODELS SERVICE T11o,:
Shell Products Faeur=d
NEW and USED Tips
- Free ROa6 Se-vae
5SS N Myrtle PssaA so,
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CONTRACTING
WO0N = N(arNINS

(\NAtEAetlNx (NAa(lNARy> hAS>
HAMeNx, RS&&sS&, $seS2 ESescES
AIS IeSSlN 81 fAAANe S-A$ae
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Watch Daily Posture
Hold Body Properly at All Times
To Acquire Oueenly Carriage
Photo.
Bv JOsethine L0vman

By Josephine LO,Dmdn
Daily life brings woman varied
and wonderful repertory OF exercise.
If we would hold ourselves in the
proper posture and positions while
We 20 about our duties, we would
not only acquire lovely figure, but
also grace and queenly carriage.
There is one well-known expert
who feels that we would need no
special exercise If we would hold
our bodies in perfect balance and
alignment. While 1 do not agree
with this, there is something in the
theory, because the muscular actlv-
ity of holding the body properly is
an exercise in itself.
When you make the bed. swing
the sheets and covers, hold the arms
out in front of you, straight from
the shoulders. AS you fold the COW
ers, twist from the waist, to the
side. as you shake out the pillows.
When you iron, sit down, but keep
the back straight and move from
the shoulders and from the waist
mead up as mucn as possible. Don [
slump through the region Of the
neck.
When you peel potatoes or shell
the peas, sit down. again keeping
the back erect. If you will place q
. footstool under the feet. you will
find that it is restful and helps you
assume correct posture with the hips
/ touching the back of the chair.
Stretch whenever possible. Whether
you are hanging out laundry OF
reaching for the flavoring. keep the
hips under. the tummy in Don't
stand too far away-then stretch.
If you wish to have my leaf1et,
Gymnastics While You Wait"
send a Scent stamped, seIf-ad-
dressed envelope with your re-
quest to Josephine Lowman, in
care of this newspaper.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
LAMB PATTIES.

Lamb patties can be purchased
scustom- made" or you can "pat-a-
cake" at home. If the latter is the
case purchase ground lamb shoulder
and season to suit your own taste.
In addition to salt and pepper try
adding a pinch or two of marjoram
and a small amount Worcestershire
sauce. They are an appropriate
complement to the distinctive favor
of lamb Lamb patties are usually
inclosed in strip of bacon secured
with toothpick.
To panbroil lamb patties place in
q hot frying pan. Brown first on
one side, then on the other. Re-
duce the heat and turn the meat
as often as necessary to insure even
cooking. Pour off the fat as it
accumulates in the pan so that the
bottom of 1t is just well-greased at
all times.
Lamb patties may also be broiled
by placing them on the broiler rack
so that the surface Of the meat
Is 3 inches from the source of heat.
After they are brown on one side
turn and brown the second side,
Evening star., 1941-05-08

the watch Charm ulVlSlol, are soe-
ting to be big fellows now, but are
still in the luxury brackets. Nice
baby Holsters to broil are not too
expensive, and there Is fine supply
of crab meat available. Jumbo frog
legs are tops just now, and OF
course, shad is rocking along we'll
out in front as usual. Good rock
fish, extra fine perch and trout are
also recommended.
There are few changes in the meat
situation, it seems. To be featured
this week end are chuck roasts, stew
meats, breast, shoulder and chops of
veal. several cuts of lamb, some
steaks and hams. Chickens Of all
kinds are plentiful, and ducks have
never been better.
SUNDAY DINNER MENU
Jellied Chicken ConSomme
Celery Curls RdW Carrot Sticks
Lamb PnttieS
Ne1U Peas Creamed Potatoes
Hot Mullins
Fresh Fruit Salad
Special Charlotte Russo
Cofee.
Evening star., 1941-05-08


ship between many parents and
their teen-age sons and daughters
which is just too bad.
Now don't get US wrong. We
don't like sloppy sentiment any bet
ter than you do. In fact, our ten
dency to vince and squirm at the
drop of a maudlin tear is probably
surpassed by none. But when we
see young people and their parents
concealing and suppressing the per-
fectly normal and natural affection
they feel for each other, We can't
help realizing that they are making
a very regrettable mistake.
This undemonstrative attitude is
largely the fault of parents. if the
blame can be laid anywhere. OF
course, Dad and Mother love each
other, but it's probably been years
since Son or Daughter has heard
| a word or seen a gesture of affec-
| ton pass between them. So Son
and Daughter, not being used tc
such things, are abashed by them
That boy in the railroad station
probably had-or once might have
had-an impulse to greet his moth
er with bearlike hug and hearty
resounding kiss. Instead, cheek
was turned to him for a prim peck
He probably had-or once might
have had-an impulse to pump his
fathers hand enthusiastically. anc
pound him on the shoulder But il
the impulse existed on this occasion
the boy firmly squelched it, feeling
that any such display of affection
would acutely embarrass his parents
And yet if this boy could have
overcome his reluctance and fol.
lowed that impulse, his mother
would probably have been breath.
less with blushing delight. And hi!
father, while embarrassed. woulc
have felt warm glow of pride anc
pleasure that he probably hasnt
experienced in years.
But because of the habit he has
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Nv Neiqhbor Suys:

When a decorative salad is
desired, cut hard-cooked eggs
in six lengthwise slices and ar
range petal fashion around
mounds of chopped pickle
mixed with salad dressing.
Serve on lettuce.
Glazed pears make delicious
topping for baked sliced ham.
Brown six halves of pears in
four tablespoons of fat, add
half a cup of brown sugar, one
tablespoon of butter and one
teaspoon of cinnamon. Sim
mer five minutes or until the
pears are we'll glazed. then COW
er the ham (cooked) and bake
10 minutes.
If you wish to serve your
guests individual cakes, bake
your cake in a loaf. When
cooked. cut it in squares, frost
them on four sides and deco
rate the tops with walnuts.