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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-27
Ford to Have
NLRB Ballot

Accoiding 10 an announcement
In Washington, there will be a
labor erection soon at all outlying
plants OF the Ford Motor Company
in Michigan.
Members Of the A. F. Of l.. local
will meet at o'clock tonight in
the union headquarters, ~ N.
Huron St, where Peter McGavin.
union representative, will tell OF
progress.
Saturday evening there will be
party for Ford workers at the
Arbeiter Hall
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-27
Wee Folks Will be Judged on
Looks, Temperament, at Park

1872 Ford St; Myra Jean Ashby,
212 Ballard St; Thomas Everett
Umphenour, sO4 n. Hamilton ST.;
Benjamin Drummer, 1904 w. Cross
ST.
Bonnie Jean Cazier, sos W Mich
igan Ave; Charles Karl Loehr, $40
Congress St: Bonita Elizabeth
Goss, 137 s. Grove St; Roger Day
1851 Willis Rd; Ronald Gary
Howell, Willis; Kay Jean Powell,
Milan; Joyce Ann Thurman, 2O2
W. Forest Ave; Bonnie Lee vii
lett. PIT Oaklawn Blvd; Ernest
Keith Harmon, 2003 Harding st.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-27
Volunteers to
Register Men

Volunteer workers for the regis
tration July l OF men reaching IL
years OF age since the last selec-
tive service registration date Oct.
is have been announced by W. o.
Allen. clerk OF county and city
registration boards.
Workers are Mrs. Harold j.
Gregg, sol Middle Dr.; Mrs. An
drew W. Fink. 207 Middle DR., Mrs.
Merle q. Renton. 1908 Congress
St; Miss Marjorie Lee, 1l6 8.
Adams ST. Miss Helen Sherwood,
106 s. Washington St; Mrs. j.
Don Lawrence. 551 Berkeley Rd.;
Mrs. Elvira Shaw, POI N. Washing.
ton St; Miss Marian Barton. 21s
n. Washington St; Mrs. Harvey
o. Woodbury.. 1920 Congress St;
Leon A. Drouillard. 129 College
Pl; Miss Ruth Geer. 51l w. Cross
St. and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, ia
y. Hamilton St.
Registration will be conducted
from a. m. TO . p. m. In Ypsilanti
City Hall for Ypsilanti, Cherry Hill.
Belfeviiie, and Willis residents,
All persons unable to register be-
cause OF illness are asked TO notify
Mr.. Allen before Monday at 100 n.
Fourth St. Ann Arbor.
Mr.. Allen will conduct registra-
ton at Boyer Memorial Hospital,
Ypsilanti. He will also contact
Police Chief r. l.. Southland on any
persons detained in city jail during
July /.
Ann Arbor city. Dexter. Scio
Township, Whitmore Lake, Chelsea
and Plat residents will register
at the Armory in Ann Arbor.
Milan. Manchester and Saline
registrsnts will register at the
Saline cffv hall
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-27


Washington June Ftp The
scope OF United States-Soviet Tn.
ion collaboration against Germany
was defined ard clarified today by
oficial explanation that the part.
nership IL limited TO questions de-
irving from Germsnys attack on
the Communist state.
This Qualification conceded with
q new cabinet proposal that the
United States strike now 10
take sdvantafs OF the situation
created by Germanys military
movement in the East Secretary
OF Interior Harold l. lckes. in ef-
feet. told a Hartford. Conn. audi
ence last night that the United
States should enter the war now.
Sen Gerald P Nye, r.. Nd. re-
viyed speculation about Rudolph
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-27
Secretary of Interior Ickes
Would Have U. S. 60 to War

Hess. Mani party leader who flew TO
Scotland. by suggesting that he
had sought an agreement with
Great Britain for a joint Anglo
German sortic against the Soviet
Union.
The British wouldn't want 10
bring It (ths VAR too quickly TO
an end as long a. they can dip
into the lend-lease fund" Nye
said. But German bombing Of
England has virtually ceased.
There are reports that the British
are bombing Germany heavily. but
all OF those reports come from
London. The British are bombing
maybe.
There is something significant
in the absence Of bombing by Ger
See ICKES-Page 6
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-27
Heat Wave BoiIs Fuel,
Grounds Piper Cruiser

Chicago. June 27-INS-Chica.
COS prolonged heat wave listed a
new victim today-an aeropiane
Carl Bach. a commercial pilot
told authorities that when he was
forced down on a city playground
in his Piper Cub cruising plane.
the heat was to blame. IL was so
hot. he said. that fuel boiled in
the gas lines and elogged the mo-
tor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-27

We're in the war though a lot Of
folks don { seem 10 know IL yet. -
says Capt. Edward v. Ricken-
hacker. above. World war ace and
aircraft company ofhcial. on hia
return % his New York home
from Atloa.s. Ca, where he has
been recovering from injuries sus.
tanned In a plane crackup.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-27

CAIRO-INS- British and Free
French forces in Syria today in
creased extent of their penetra-
tion north and west OF Damascus,
the high command announced.
Local activity was reported in cen
trail and coastal sectors.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-27

See CoNGREss-Page s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-27

PHILADELPHIA-AP- Captain
Romano Tomicich of the Italian
freighter Belvedere accepts full
blame for sabotaging of his ship
here last March. On trial in L. S.
District Court on charges OF sabo-
lage, Tomicich identified a written
order he gave TO his chief engi-
neer. The government charges the
order resulted in the ship being
put out of commission while locked
al a Philadelphia pier.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-27

NEW YORK-AP-- The British
radio quoted Free Dutch news
paper, fri Nederland, today as
saying a German munitions dump
had been blown up at Amersfcort,
in central Holland. and more than
100 terrific explosions shattered
windows and roofs as far away as
six miles.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-27

wAsHINGToN-UP-Red Cross
efforts TO recruit 1000 American
doctors for service in Britain have
met little success so far. II was
disclosed today. Since the drive
was started in April, only one doc
tor has been accepted and sent
abroad. He is DR.. Howard Ives.
formerly on the staff OF the Mayo
Clinic in Rochester, MINI.
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See IcKEs-Pags 6
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-27

See EUROPEAN wAR-Psgs s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-27

NEW YORK-AP- Domei. au-
thoritative, Japanese news agency,
reported in a broadcast from Tokyo
To-Day that some 500 japanese have
booked passage on steamers leav-
ing the Philippine islands within
the next month.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-27

WILMINGTON, Del. - .AF -
The jurisdiction ard .owers Of
the Securities and Exchange
Commission are challenged by a
giant Gtl.ty in a federal court
case called for argument lat 10
a. m. EST here today. Also in
VOWED is the fundamental question
o. states rights.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Metal Trade
Men, 0wne1s
In Accord

neATTp.0 rs<SfSe eoass meeno
Trades vcshess and snlpyssd ewn-
ere Monday serepee1 : Wovhsn9
agreement pvvvsslae ltsnslssi 49,
SCALES In ths fsvs matw sAtphss11s
ING elites from seattle n t.ns A.
ssiss. and hasssNa strshss ss1
ioehcuts aursnG the sesboaAt -
fssss emergency
~ vsss - nusen1 sss1ns
ssssere0s - oeeee1n. IoesmA
rsseoee6. No. 0vone1nes -
e~s Angeees was ~ enesape-
- us~fesssseov. bswesss. y
VS. sspssss1 - ~ Iseb -
Sol.
Sidney tiliimsa. sa-dlsscsos a.
The offsee n productions manage.
msnf. pred,etsd In Washington. n
e. meanwhile that ths ssahAlias~
tan agreement sooN wDuid spvsaA
throughout ths entire Aass>ean
shspbssitiins industry.
Empssyers en- uessR is~Asrs
continued dtsrusstfas ~ ssatssst
dsssils. ss1 u wss hs,,svsd shsy
would sign . mssssv wosn1nG
agreement Tuesday
rssst1sss ussssss1o ssk1 -
eey1s essh. n. T.. ~ hs0u1
~ sesn>tonneesw agseansse
$500 Z, $1,000 - - -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

London heard that Germany wss
bringing new prsssuSs on npsln 10
enter formally inss ibe suis line
up presumably - . prsiuds 10 N
attack m Gibraltar NJ On sfscss u
eioss the Straits a. uihesisas even
N the "'rneh" eossl1 M - ~.
tursd. 0evmAn guns - Hpasish
territory an nth ss1es ~ ihs
STRATA might ~ ~ effective - "
Gibraltar ~ers In MAJ hands.
On the actual war fronts. the
British and Greeks wsss under
increasing pressure ~ In Germans
sursed down across the plains ~
Thssssiy and. socosdina 10 Athens
newspapers. brought up huge rein.
fosesmsnts IN . drive 10 "eotstr
definite results
Despite hsrose resistance ~ The
slllss and heavy Inssss inflicted
upon tins German stsaehsrs. The
Nsa stssmroiler pushed forward.
Tbs fighting line appeared Ia ~
south At Msisovo. Trlhhsis and
i.ariss. bi, ssiii north Of the third
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Okeh Power Expansion
STATE EDITION
Enabling Act Is Approved
By Tacoma Council Members

Washington for conferences not
onis with fekes. hut ~'ffh William
knudssn. head ~ tho office II pro
duc,icn management
uelay ls Urged
kilograms we're received ~
Cain and o'Nsil Monday fror,
former Mayer J. J. ksufmann.
nov president 81 the Tacoma
Chamber Of Commerce Thad
Stevenson. seeretsry-msnaxer NJ
tho chamber. and Ralph shaffer,
Tacoma business man. All urged
the council n postpone the voss.
pending . visit of o'Neil 10 Wash.
inGton.
n was pointed out IN the ec,n.
ell. however. that the passage NJ
the ordinance would In M way
icontinued ON Pare \. Column ~
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Final Act in F allure

Kenney Arkln was with ths first
crew on the job Fred Dsnhsm,
field engineer. highway depart.
usni. arrived from Olympia In
October. 1888. and surveyed the
lines for the bride location. IN
this party was fslli Campbell. now
q, ncChord field In government
work. Bud Bowman. now collector
st tho ferry dock. and Mac" Nc.
crsgor. how At Brsm.rton nsyy
yard.
Tho different department hsads
xno later came on the Jpb ~ teliid-
ing the bridge nov are scattered
in construction work from along
IN. coast 10 p1ants In mld-Pseific.
Clark Eidridgs. resident sngi-
neer. 10 on hls way 10 Guam. Can
West. office engineer. 10 hound for
fns ssrns destination.
Ralph Keenan,, Pacific Bridge
Co. 10 In San Francisco. Jack
Graham and Wal, cs,hsy. Pacific
Bridge sapsr1nisndenis. are At
Honolulu. along with Bal Brophy,
Office engineer on q government
contract
Walter Niiss. succsssor 20 Bro
phy. 10 In th< San Frsneisce office
of Pacific Bridge. Gordon Polloes.
engineer. 10 On . Shasta county,
Cslifornis. project Frank Star
ksy. snginssr. IL with ths Austin
company In Seattle.
Ellis Taylor. radio engineer. is
with the highway department. Ia
Olympia Harvey Donnslly. chief
inspector. IL On STATE work At Ket-
tis Falls.
Tom Smith u located ~ Sand
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

Tscomsp city council unsni-
mously voted approval ~ the pro.
posed Gil .ooe. 600 power s~veiop-
ment on the Nlsqusny river at iss
meeting Monday.
Merely an enabling act. u did
not authorize issuance Of any
bonds. The measure WAS passed
despite requests for delay by Sec.
Rotary Of Interior Harold ickss
and three prominent rscomsns
now in Washington. u. c. on an
other matter
Tho council passed the ordinance
anyway. The next step. II WAS In.
dictated. viii see UTILITIES Commits.
sioner r. q. o'Neil. accompanied
by Light supt Verne Kent. Chief
Engineer J. v, Gongwer and pos.
sibly Mayor Harry T.. Cain. 70 To
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
acoman Ends
Life With Gun

Despondent over ill-health. Ber-
nard Natucci. 40-year-old plywood
worker, took his own life Sunday
afternoon in the woods near his
home at 10005 So. Park ave. Fern
HID.
The suicide occurred at 3:55 p.
M. just after the family had re-
turned from a motor drive. Mrs.
Natucci said she went to a gas
station for groceries, being gone
about ten minutes.
Upon her return she found her
husband gone and the room with
the guns had been opened. A ~
gauge shotgun was missing. A
search was Immediately started
and Natucci's body was found in
the woods nearby.
Natucci had shot himself through
the heart. The shotgun was be-
side him. Deputy sheriffs Frank
Mclean and Luther Wright inves-
tigated and called DR.. T. H. Long.
county coroner.
Natucci leaves his wife. Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth; son. Bernard. jr. !:
daughter. Mona, all of the
home; his father. James Natucci
of Shore Acres, Gig Hsrbor: four
sisters, Mrs. Ray Guelfy and Mrs.
Carl Rosellini Of Tacoma. Mrs.
Roger Sigheri and Mrs. Adolph
Spadoni Of Gig Harbor. and a
brother. Nello. also of Gig Harbor.
The plywood worker, a native
of st. Paul. MINI. and a resident
of Tacoma rs years, spent his boy
hood in Gig Harbor. He was q
member of the Sawmill and Tim
Der Workers union.
Buckley-King will announce the
funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

Today, after only six months,
they admittedly had earned for
themselves and for the Pacific
northwest the applause Of the rest
of the nation.
They had built more than
1000 structures, TO house more
than $4,000 men. And they
did II In virtually q flawiess
manner. without a suggestion
of discord, or labor trouble,
without q single casualty and
all at remarkable speed.
To other areas Of the nation.
some at times strikebound, ham
pered by "bottlenecks" of many
sorts, the construction Job com
pleted here represents virtually o
textbook on how TO get a large
scale task done well and done
quickly
Cooperation Displayed
Army officers. contractors and
labor leaders Of this area proved
they could work together, and fur
Their, they showed just how much
can be accomplished when the
three force, push forward to-
gether.
The story Of construction
here, at Puget Sound and Co
iumbia river harior defense
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
In Major Leagues
TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
St Louis at Cleveland, post
poned Train. cold.
Chicago at Detroit. postponed
train).
New York $40 $50 2OO-I4 II ]
Philadelphia 20I 100 0Oo-< 5 4
Donald and Dickey; Ross. Fer
rick 80 and Hayes.
Boston 49,. COL 900 022-B II .
Washington 10 600 40x-6 I2 z
Wilson. Dooson ~. Fleming 81
and Peacock: sundrs and Terrell.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at Chicago, postponed
(cold weather..
Philadelphis. 100 900 00o-I S
Boston 49,. III orc 02x-s IL o
Pearson. Crouch 90. Tsmulis
ls) and Warren. FerrelI and
Besses.
Brooklyn -. eIo soI oIo-s . /
New York. or olo OH
Higbe and Owen; Hsdiey. Wittig
F 90, Carpenter - and banning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
State Is agreeable
To Federal Hearing

The Esrro~s bridge Insurance.
recovery s1it will b. tined Ia fed
srsi court
This sss determined Monds ,
when superior Judge Jossph A.
nsiisry. acting upon pstition of
eli the defendant Insurance. COM
psnIss bat four. Transferred lhs
ease 10 the u. n district court.
southern division. Western Wash
lnst0n.
40 fight sss made BY thu STATE
Toll Bridge ssthonty 70 Keep ths
case IN state courts Ia fact.
Oliver Main assistant attorney
general representing the authority.
was not present at the rogtins
nsarins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

Pois, Ths Bsaftis.Taeoma ship.
gard has . number 81 Tbs old
employees Dick Bsnsr 10 st Ever
sti following . trip 10 psnsms.
Whitley White, high steel ~fs.
eT. 10 al Everett
lrsin viii rsprsssn, tho Toll
Bridge Authority under the pres
sni arrangement at the slsth ave.
ofhos. In tho nssniinns. the bfidgs
Rebuilding status 10 . question
"whItsya White. departing said
ia guys would like 10 see thsm
start from Inc grass roots snd
build . nsN one. Ths.s guys can
10 ", ard tina nsxf tins shs sill
stand We would ali liza 10 get
tsck 70 Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

PORT TOWSsEND-August
Fors. 81. died Monday Of sutomo-
bale accident injuries suffered Pm
day night. His automobile eoilid-
ed with one driven by CALVIN Black
Of Tacoma.
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forts. IL Likely the most splsn-
did Of its type ever 10 b. acted
out In the Pacific northwest.
IT'S . story thsf's got every
thing. involving thousands Of
men, touching indirectly every
person In this corner Of the
nation.
As many a. 5000 men were
employed during the construction
peak. collecting a payroll that fire.
quently ran several hundred thou
sands Of dollars weekly.
Unions Are Gainers
Building trades unions doomed.
Some tnpled their membership.
but they steadfsstiy refused. for
the most part. 10 kite initiation
Continued on Page IL. Column 81
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LDNDOs - RAAss Aahass -
ported nos1ay nishs thss ktag
Psssr At Jusos&svta. 0sa- psnaa
=. nimovfs<h asd osh>v msmenrs
n IN Jusestav sovssnasns hsve
arrived ~ Jssusaiem y sispass&
oal1s Anhaes 80 ~ -
Ssg~aasv p1nns 80 aeooesn1
- 5000 - 49, - Soge-
sAsv msn1s1sg was h11DeA
Ths Turkish ssdlo ~ that
among thoss sbpaxd IL pjaao
psss sIosdAn Jovsnovts<h. sseao1
wee pssmisr. and vcssiss nlatGeee
Nomefio Nineisch-
gsrst vlcs-psemisr viadimnr
hatehsek wac said To hove ~
naiaed bsh6n1 n csoaekA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22
Vancouver Toll Up

VANCOUVER, b C.-tancou-
yer traffic deaths for 1871 totslled
II Monday. after one man was
killed and Is persons injured In
weekend snlsshes. William Muir
ray. S.. was KILLED when ne was
struck ny . taxi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

Greco. British line which 10 bsilsvsd
10 run seross tins nsrSo~sst s~stnr
~ ,hs Gfeek p~nlnsuia from Afta
To the othrys mountains north ~
Lanai and famous Thsrmopyiss
pass
Ths tserMass wess sstA -
~ pswsisg a<ssaa ~ NJ
ptssss u Tksssa1v ~ -lsssk
estsh,~- sssahsss. hss1ng esss-
- NJ nsssssA - 49, eAn1s
ssss~s pa.tissss sssss1 nosssse
OIywpsss.
In ths esatrsi sector they ~
moved past Tushsis snd psesam.
ably wsss approaching kafaiiss
Farther ~ess tbs Nsn high com
m.nd reported that tss important
hstsovo psss ~ ihs t1ndas range
had b~sn foresa Thls brought IN
inmsdlsis threat 10 fosnnins. sp-
proslmstsiy 10 milss 10 Ina soufh-
vest ms Creeks are understood
10 h. fstifias along ms road from
iosnn,na 10 Aria. . distance II
sbou, Is mllss
Whss To tsssNsaas resSh sns
ssw ARA Oshsys @s~sssSs
ssses-s No sAsy wtn ~ sbssH
lie sssias sss0 AsAsos - sSs
49, sksse - su1ass - ssalL
Thus far tn German s6vsnes
has b<sn . bloody. ksitsssng pso-
esduss with ths sttseksss pAyins
heavily for every foot Al ground
Thers has t'~~n no bsesh Through
Of thS allied Anss despite ths
prsssurs. ara . eansins1nss froas
szlsfs
Ina hrstish prsss openly wss
discussing ths probability a .
withdrawal from 0rsses ~ the ssd
~ ths fssr-gusrd setisn nsv is|
CONTINUED ON Page IL. Column -
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wGATHga ToagcAST
Fair sssighs. Wednesday. Tenn
psrsfsvesI tsigs. o.: los. ~ SEQ
risss, Sos: sess. 1see.
BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ...............it1,e0i.eo go
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ATHENS. 6sesse--klns di~osss
appealed TO the army and peopss
IN fight 10 tbs death" ~ aerial
warfare ragged overhead sns ths
bsttis against German invaders
surwsd into ths plains NJ Thsss~iy.
scarcely mors than 100 msiss from
thls ancient center n The ''Gtosy
that VAS Greece"
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A New Daily Feature:

Photograph. such oppeors below. will be dolly
in The Toconno Times The unique oro~nos import m
formation, news ocs-o clonce Wo'ch for Tesfocts
They ore interesting. entertaining, accurate.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Charles A. Robbins. College of
Puget Sound bursar, has gone to
San Francisco to attend meeting
of the executive committee of the
Western Association of College
and University Business Officers,
of which he is president. The last
of the week he will attend a meet
ing of the Western Jurisdictional
Council of the Methodist church
representing 10 western states. He
will be gone about 10 days.
Allen Lee will conduct a quiz
program at the Roosevelt Heights
Improvement club me- ting in
Roosevelt school at s p. m. Tues
hay. After the program, COM
mittee headed by Mrs. {. Il. Shull
Will serve coffee.
Ralph A. Noerenberg. assistant
(Continued on Page 3, Column 81
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Canfonmeni Is Monument
To Cooperation Of Army,
Union Labor, Contractors

Editors One OF
the pseie northwest sss~.s
shs FIRST ehepse, OF the remarkable
OTTER ee"svkeiens with u
ntrsete nd Iesdeu
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ny 10 nsAenss
Tacoma Times staff Writer

FORT LEWIS-Last October army officers. numerous
contractors and labor chiefs took look
shook hands and quietly TO work.
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Germans Claim Transports
Carrying Empire Troops
From Balkans Attacked
OulluINS


neat1N-Nss s~nauae ~ uveon0 hppo
w~sv e~AnsA~s So npseag sv~s 0spssa
0esSsas h~ssAsa p>nass h>ass1 se>ne&e1 ~ ~no~ o
~ MASH vvpssssa 80 sssrsstpa ssses~yena - 49,
pesss ~hkA ~ nssssA sssseWne nu1.sA
isssss eft ~ 0ssek p~ss ~ ta~nn - Csvse
tnSeasAs~ fs~W t~~1ee repssss1 49, s~sp<Gu
ssr~s< ~ Nsss espss.esvy -
ses is~sesss sAss svs~wsss~a ~ ssasseel
Acknowledgement va. ,sperfex Ms~Ssv n ~
bringing pressure spos Spsis Ia 5esn As sss wx
farv alliance. pesbis preliminary 70 attack ~ Mar
troops snen Gibraltar.
n was bsisrsd Aos Asf dsrslspwssfs 49, ssms
soon
ATHENS--Mars<i rsesdsrss fevmN ~~sees- ~
the Rank Of Greece. ssdsefef Monday pvSme
mts'sfsr ~ ne Greek sersrsmsnt. sa sfftcisi
sfafsmssf said.
rNs 'wAi r6oAv
Adolph Hter's armies and Airplanea pounded uneoae
ngy II thrdbut atill unbroksn-aed defense lire h
Greece Monday while Great Brain nlsntb watehed -
rrsAsnE sGns Of axis moves In numanln she None
East and through Spain toward Gibraltar.
brilliant rssrGuad seon
orees inflicted
pesred 10 h
cordns 10 dispatches Ts
nj 10 Nan spanss fighting mftwafs
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

WASHINGToN-The Admnistratioas $50 0ooooe
committee Monday
coneplste individual Nv
per corporation per
PORTLAND-Jula Carlson. a.. widow pleaded guilty to
second degree afternoon
life imprisonment staying Notrod
rooming Dec
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plane dropped bombs provincial
and swept down To bomb homes nearby.
caused b, the German
Only wounded.
MONTREAI-Naval Minister Angus Macdonald Monday
afternoon per national
income to financing the
He predicted that victory OF
warned might harder sleeper empire
had climbed before
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Tacoma Observation-Disclosures
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-22

Fair ssstxht. Wednesday. Tenn
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Evening star., 1941-03-09
Indiana Society
.Lenten Luncheon
On Wednesday

The Indiana Society of Washing
ton will entertain Wednesday when
a lenten luncheon will be given for
the women from Indiana who are in
Washington and their guests. The
luncheon will be served at l o'clock
at the University Women's Club, 1884
I street NV. Reservations for the
affair are being taken by the Office
of the president of the society, Rep
resentative Charles Halleck, new
House Office Building.
Presiding will be Mrs. Louis Lud-
low, wife of Representative Ludlow,
who is the dean of the Indiana con-
gresSional group and we'll known to
all Indianans outside his congress
sional district because of the nu-
merOuS books he has written with
an Indiana background. Mrs. Lud-
low is a charter member of the
Acorn Club, composed of a number
of Indiana women who have met for
luncheons from time to time, as Is
Mrs. Claude Wickard, wife of the