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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Stocks Firm Up Although
Trading Continues Dull
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
Dew Iones averages
Industrial. 1885. up o.os.
Railroad. 20. 20. off COS.
unity. 1910. MP Dos.
SIS stocks. 4s.o2. mp e.oz.
sales Appropriated $4,000
shares against $4,000 n week ago.
Curb sales we're $1,000 shares
compared With $4,000 last satur-
day.
NEW YORK The stock market
held steady 10 firm in dull trad
Ing today.
Some leading issues had set
backs but majority held at Fri
days close or made small gains.
chrysler lost nearly a point while
General Motors yielded a fraction.
Bethlehem was off fraction while
L. S. Steel gained.
Railroad issues ignored the
union strike vote and some had
minor advances. coppers were
dull and little changed Oils were
firmer and some mercantile stocks
moved higher.
Heaviest trading was done in
aircraft shares. curtiss-wright
was the leader and made a new
high for the year. Boeing opened
unchanged and then slipped back
slightly. Douglas and United Air
craft held small gains.
Quotations courtesy Dean Wittsr A.
Co. Washington Bids members
New York Stock Exchange
High Low Close
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Engagement
Is Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Aildon OF
Dash Point are announcing the
engagement OF their daughter.
Miss Ruth Mildon. 10 Mr.. Mitchell
c. Schsilxel. son Of Mrs. Edith
ysn5erhoof Of Hermiston. Ore. The
marriage has been set for Oct 4
and will take place az the Dash
Point Community church. the Rev.
A. c. sehsfer reading the VOWS.
A reception AT the church viii
follow.
Miss Niidon hss asked her
sister. Miss Helene Mildon, 70 be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
DRIVER SENTENCED

Gustsve A. Wslsten. Al. Puyal-
lup, was in the county jail satur-
day 10 commence serving out a
800 fine imposed for drunken
driving. Arrested by the state
patrol and hailed before Justice
Clarence :. Layton. Walsten elect
Cd IN serve the time IN jail IN
lieu - tire fine and court costs
HIS drivers license vas revoked
for year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
NEW AIRLINE RECORD

Northwest Airlines carried 75s
passengers on its transcontinental
runs between Chicago and the Pa
cific coast on Labor day. setting
new daily record. Previous high
was recorded last July 4th when
SIS passengers were flown by the
airlirs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08

Sheridan PIT. A. will meet
Thursday at $50 o'clock. in room
Ia. The president. Mrs. Carl
Forbes. presiding.
A program. under the direction
Of Mrs. y. NJ. pesse. will be pre-
scented. including q plsyle,, The
start Of the PIT. A" by members
Of the Sheridan PIT. A.. and a
solo. The Toy Soldier by Mrs.
D. NJ. Pesse
Interrogation Of chairmen and
teachers by the president will fol-
low.
Refreshments VIII be served in
ths 1unchroom with Mrs. Jim
Campbell. hostess. assisted by Mrs.
Charles sienkiewich and members
Of the executive board.
Monday. Sept. s, the executive
hoard viii meet AZ i:3o O'Clock in
~ iunchroom Of the Sheridan
schnof.
Tre elected officers are:
President. Mr.. Carl Forbes
first wa president. Mrs. Dave An
1~~son second vice-president. Miss
<z<rsotts G opleruc secretary
xss. william Hanson. treasurer
Nm c1srenes Lund.
rS~ soslow1ns chsirmsn were APP
p1s<te< ~ the president:
Dv>rnn. Mrs.. .. N. Pease'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
WORTHLESS CHECKS

R L. Pratt. 26-yesr-old Portland
clerk. Saturday was in the county
jail faced with a charge Of pass
ing a series Of spurious checks
here.
Sought by local authorities since
Nav 5 in connection with the
petty larceny charge, Pratt is held
in len Of $500 bail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
.a3I3MHE9!9f38z,Il

Saturday it will commence pro-
duction of plywood boats within 30
days for possible army and navy
use.
The firm intends TO build ply
wood mosquito boats 45-150 feet
long. Of a type already used by the
military forces
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Resume
Activities
First Presbyterian Women
Plan Session Wednesday

Plen Session "wednesday
The fall program Of activity
AZ tn Q First Presbyterian
church opens with the meet
ing on Wednesday Of the
Womans association, 10 be
held IN Middleton parlor at
IO:45. Mrs. Burns Poe presi-
dent. will preside over the
business session at which
time reports Of the officers,
committee chairmen and cir
Gle and guild presidents will
be given and all are asked TO
be prompt in attendance.
Following this session the re-
view Of the Year Book OF Prayer
viii be presented by Mrs. George
Dunlap.
Luncheon will be served in Stone
hall at IL 80 with Mrs @. n. vrad-
enburg as chairman Of the hostess
committee.
The progress for the afternoon
opens with devotions led by Mrs.
Harry J. Swarm. her topic being.
MY Life Consecrated 10 Thee"
The mission talk viii be given by
Miss Laura Lenhart, recently re-
turned from work in the mission
field in China. who viii speak on
the subject Prom Many an An
cient River" Special music will
be in charge Of Mr.. Frank J. Nurd-
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
CLOSING BOND AVERAGES

40 bonds e0.41. off COS.
10 End rails, 513S. off oo6.
10 2nl rails 5l.s3. off oo6.
10 pub. utils. 1850. up o.oe.
10 inds. loT.4s, unchanged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
BANKRUPTCY PETITION

Benedetto Bini. florist Of RI 2.
Box 6se-A. flied petition in
voluntary bankruptcy In federal
district court Saturday. listing
debts of SASS 90 and no assets.
Buy L s Bonds and Save
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
d
PORT CALENDAR

Vessels IN Port: Northholr,
Baker: Chiliwack. Baker, Border
King, shsffer No. I, Bering, Def
ance mill.
Vessels Due: Henry d. Wilton,
Shaffer No. l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
TO TALK AsTRoLoGY

The Astrological Discussion
group will meet Monday at p m.
at SOP Washington building.
Son going to high school? Get
him the kind OF clothes he wants
ON credit-at THE HUB. Ills
Pacific ave. (adv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08

TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

Injured Friday evening when
struck by an auto at So. 40th and
NJ SITS. William Rae, 40, of 4302
So. Sheridan ave. was undergoing
treatment Saturday at the Bridge
clinic hospital.
Hospital flowers. HIM Florist.
(adv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
NEED MACHINE OPERATOR

Applications will be accepted at
the Puget Sound navy yard, Bren-
eyton. for the position of machine
operator. Applicants will be Sc
lected through competitive exam
nations sometime after Sept. ~.
deadline for submission of applica-
tons.
Always better butter al Cow
Butter store. (sdv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
--HAPPY--
Rirthaay

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER g
Gunnard Hollstrom, l722 So.
! st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08

Markets at q Glance
stocks: Firm in quiet trading.
Bonds: Irregular.
Curb stocks: Firm
Wheat: of = TO = cent
Corn; Unchanged 10 Up =
Cotton: STEADY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08

Oakland PIT. A. will meet We'd
nesday at O'Clock with Mrs.
Robert Brooks presiding. Music
on the program viii include piano
numbers by Miss Dorothy Rass-
musson and songs by Mrs. A. j.
Hurst. accompanied by Miss Rsss-
musson. Later in the afternoon
there VIII be q tea in honor Of the
frat grade mothers and other new
members. Mrs Brooks and other
members Of the executive board
will be hostesses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Just the Core
PENSION UNION MEETING

Frank L. Cathersal will be guest
speaker at meeting of the Wash
ington Old Age Pension union Sun
day night at Emerson hall, begin
ming at 7:30 O'Clock.
=. A. Latcham. Carl II. Skoog
and Lee d. Rickabaugh announce
the formation of their law partner
ship with offices at suite 420 Puget
Sound Bank bldg, Tacoma, Wash.
Main 41se. (adv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
CHAPTER "

CHEMIST sxpfr1 Ten
porarv position GOOD salarf App2
IN person 70 Hcndresosp Company
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
THURSDAY

Whitman PIT. A. meets Thurs
day afternoon at 1850 p, m. In the
Girl Scout room. Mrs. Lester Ellis
will preside. c. NJ Curtis. from
the Boy Scout headquarters. will
speak. and there will also he q
representative from the Girl Scout
headquarters. The teachers will
oct as hostesses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08

Ne stand this morning I know
spproximately al the oomponents
chemical eomponents-of your
cleaner. 7 don't know how they
were put together. and frankly
there mus, he some reagent that
III have 10 study UP on bit.
Today III start the working tests
Won asked for. Then III try maxi
ing some wondrosoap myself
No business before breakfast.
Eav warned him. Ted. you'll
have ham-and with Us. won
YOU :"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Council an.
WEDNESDAY,

Point Defiance PIT. A. meets
Wednesday afternoon at 2:io p. m.
in the school library. Mrs. L. c.
Trummert will preside. There will
be community singing. Hostesses
for the evening will be Mrs. Trum-
inert, Mrs. X. w. Rulien. II. Mel
son. r. Z. Nybeck and Mrs. Art
Aobias. assisted by the executive
board.
Mckinley Preschcol meets We'd
nesday eveningsst 8 p. m. at the
school. The panel discussion. led
by Mrs. Ross Burnworth. Will be
when Children Came" Mrs.
Jesse valen will preside. Hostesses
for the evening will be Mrs Vslen,
Mrs. Ben verlo. Mrs. John Mar
kert and Mrs. Dick Meyers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
~rw po.Ts1rIi,pISG FIRM

Prefahricated Shlps. mt new
$3.50 900 Aberdeen firm, announced
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23

The 9Th Engineers ", sep.
composed oi llOS colorcd enlisted
men aud - white oiiicer>. we're or
dercd ~ proceed a. the second
irmy. Third irm, Corps maneu,-
cr> area ~" by ing. II. The 9Th
Ing. w sep. With los men and
IL full complement ol oNiccr>. de-
parted u, truck from ~. Custer.
ttontlnned on page p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
Posthumous Honors
Given Douglass By
Rochester Citizens

ROCHESTER, NY especial
turrihur rhccli OF koche~-
n.r Viii confer ON ofthr etrli
pnSilmmonS hon"rs "' his
nn upou Ncrrn whcn early
m Srnfenlhcr. The much rrv,rcd
statue AZ Frederick iluurlass -
moved into lliehland PARK one
of the most beautiful scenic
spots in the city
Thc Clty Fathers YEAR ago
,cnrrafcl the memory ~ inc
late Ahohuonle hv placing tho
statue noar tho railroad station
where ther feli It mi-h' be seen
nv tho largest number both ~
tourists and Of Roeh sier. ci'i-
,ens However this new plan
gives added impetus 70 values q,
the local leaders on noueiass
work
nourlass u is to be rcmcm
her,d 81. nt some time w Ro-
ehesfcr tie WIS hnln IN lnrha-
hoe county MARYLAND. was m'n'
iioncd IN the pol conducted by
Vow york university Two stcal
rrand9ar- hicrs Mr.. Frederic
ta nonclaes Perry. ard Nts.
Rosa r Jones live IN kansa'
CT, Mo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
Heart Attack
Fatal To Pastor
OF ST. Johns
Rev. Henry Porter
Expired Tuesday
In His Home

'rhr md o. 'he Nln-'rm~ Gamer
os ono of Dctoits outstanding
AMIN stnr canie lne.ias midnight
wifa ~ lcl'h of ihe Ho, Hcnry
W rofc g. m WIS hnmo
Tne IT,, Ni ratt hai hccn
pasio ef So John r~c.hycrlan
cha.c -epi clinton. isr SIX years.
coming f.om rracc PRESBYTERIAN
fbuel u chicago
lho Kef MI Porter preached
a. la,t sermon 20 ihn topercsa-
non NJ - john Sunda, mornins
llo lafcl. attended mo SUNDAY
Scho0l hour which follows the
morning service
tndof The leadership ~ f1e Eo'
Mr. rot,ef. tho congregation at
s. lohnr moved from me Oh cdi-
a., ~ l7la nuhols tn tho larger
hu'dtu1 AZ 2.ri Cluion The con-
alecaiioa htd 10 return 20 me old
buldnc whom tho iio ON Dee =
1910 DESTROYED me church.
Plan. neit started immediately
10 iecoY-iiH, ih huid.uc. ana
las' July -' 'HD CONGREGATION re-
Coniiuucd on Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
Joe And Maria Go Into Clinch
And Forget About A Diuorce

and
ahdb fromC
The rcconc n
abb the HllnofN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23

complaint alarsgd A,r Will cN-
trayacanos.
4 Short time later ihc court gave
AIRS. Barrow tcnir rsfy alimory OF
S.0o wcck h was tai, which
caus d Louis ,1 pciNou Tor q now
hearing. stating 10 bis notion that
he had NOT been IN court a. The
time
The hearing opeu,d Monday and
continued lhroueh Tuesday 10 Va-
during the hearlnc Thar the Two
agreed 10 call ii on both express
ing their desire 10 The court and
asking permission io witmMW fhc
case.
Louis. who had ID, suppo.i ef hi.
Two manaeers. Julian a black oi
Chioaeo. and John " RoNhnroufh
Detroit. entered consultation
room where Mapa Wa- Win her
lawycrs Ate short tain tho
young couple arrecd 10 forget pc
ITS like being married again.
said Louis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
Idte Neighbors Continue Fight To
Dust Celored Family On May Street

tail Of the family dog.
Nj. Eoswell according I" nc
NAACP appealed for a varfan'
foioN ms each ot these incidents,
hut vas net able % Obtain one
However whom attempting 'o de-
fcnd herself AGAINST one of nef
white neiehh0rs she WAS accord
ine 90 the NAACP rcprlmandcd ny
Recorders Judcc Joseph \. GINS
Cor taking ihe law into her own
hand. aud then placed ON rroh'-
lion for lWn years.
The Boswclls have liscdaon May
for more than - years. Nh'n ln'y
moved ntn thr comnunIiY mu'' 81
the neighhcrs Wcre color'd. hui ~
the passing years The 'olcicd nav
moved and whites have taken men
ulare. mostly OF foreign eNit'''ion
Tic trouble. according To- INC
NAtCP. is tho result of aSna'iah
by these white neighhors who wah'
10 Gust the Boswell family.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
Saturday Is Day For
Picnic For Tribune
Boys AT Belle Isle

We Sa'urds, IS tho biz dan
The dav vhen Tho Tribune news
h0ys ionrnev - Belle Isle Tor ne
bic picnic which The Detroit Tri-
huue ihroHeh rho goodwill and pnh-
lic spirit of various merchants and
business mon. has planned
Loo cream. milk. hcidoes and
candy Viii be served free The pic
mic Will start promptly 20 q am.
The uewsboT committee is hrad-
ed hy William J Neal American
Red Cross instructor and Naihlu-
Ici Leach public. srhpol teacher.
For further details about the rir-
mic read he ad,er.semen on page
Six.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
JAZZ Go To
''ur1rt Race On
)e'a-ee Jobs
Re luton
Adcpted AT The
Blu 40 Meet

le n.''H Aulon'n.
VA. i''d' w.
S"tt'i''''F' N's.
lN"iii,eils ia scA
N't "l ptlii'u W. +
p4aiir 81 % Nhol
ia'et
llf N'~lN W''i ~
dlrCrdit aNu fN-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23

nc efforts made 10y white
- iWlwndlte Mrs Lula
q, 'ila May an inye. iigaior
y. a.-nca by The Detroit
T, inf National Association
i, AlNanremsnt Of Colored
N 70 femNn en- The premises
h' any further attempts
. na h made al intimidation
~ nor property.
'anphcll. recent graduate
Aif'fsiiv 81 Michigan. has
''l'd the job l,y the asso-
''s ''c past siN months sc-
% annoying incidents have
/, s'lea'dly at the instlra-
Rhiic nciehbors. who
+, :. IS marked dislike for
,t.6.s,N elI family These have
,,,, throwing ~ stones and
as ,snloNing Of acid on one Of
'''''n and shooting OF the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
LETTERS TELL THE
PITIFUL STORY OF
SOLDIERS IN SOUTH
august Is. 1911

lamp Robinson. arkansas
Boar Bill:
I'm Ia % yer, had situation hcr'
in trkan>a>. The cra,kers rod, in
horse. IN Dur rawp and gaze us
until sundoun lhur,da, 10 g,i rui.
while hiking down M, lichwa, we
ncr, lmcd zap h' Tho state l'"lic'
with machine guns. automatic shot
guns and pistols and The, told M,
commanding "liicef " he didn't cci
'thosc dam blaok ringers on the
highNa, hs was goiu. ~ Gel a.
bunch vi them KILLED. ~ ,ou SOC
what I'm t'lcraline. Halt oi our
company has hohocd hack Ia Nichi.
gan. Vi ,ru can send me ia train
iarr. ! will rra, you pa, day.
iei mnihor read thi, letter also.
rlca>c srnd II D, registered let.
Ter right Hwa,. Your hroihcr.ln.
law.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23

f-NF a Mttk Nhl'N Hd' U''H aus
"a MarNH AtNVrai weeks aco.
eve have not heard from .ioc
said his sister Miss NunlS Barrow
when Tribune reporter tclephoncd
tina home ~ his mother Mrs Lilly
Brooks Wednesda, morning All
We know about tho reconciliation
is what We have read IN the pa
pers. Miss Barrow continued
I'm certainly happy that " has
ended this way ! think u T. ihe
host for both parties.
Miss Barrow revealed thar Mrs.
Brooks lott this week for Lafayette.
Ala. birthplace OF The hcisywrlem
champion.
The Louis fend had fs inception
last July when MaiNa instituted
divorce Walion against her hus
hand charging him Win cruelty
The champion was playine gcl' ai
Rackhtm course when he WAS mo-
tihcd ol tho suit
The champion vchemently denied
IN allegations made liy his wife
and in his answer to her bill Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
Rejected By
Naval Academy
defective Vision
Blocks Race Boy

Ann,hr folorrd lppo'niec 40
th. lnra SiJtc. Naval Aaifmv
30 Annapolis Ma has mo- tie
mic 90 oilus Vho nl, eon hrioir
him UnfDi sms s.irn
Iou--Anf Gld.dtn a 10 of
Chira-o. was appointed iu ihc
NUad,nt 49, nuulrv ly Cnug-
rcssmH NIihu Mitchell tnN ul
muoi lic Wat to icpo % Iul'
Last june Csdsdcu received let
Confined on page p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23

WA
VI, dear vile:
Just lin, fo lot ,uu Know Nr
are in Hell IN trhausa>. inc iur
the time hcins. Aui ,,crs nirhi
>omc hell'> goinr ON.
The white hoy and the colorcd
are not mixed In The south. - 20
hs llattie'> aud sat To- her 10 put
This In news. white do mol like iof
buy> 10 60 ~ town and comc oui
nights H. run ~ out. We will he
home In n week. think. II not.
tell her 10 write n piece and put IN
raper. The hoyS are like dogs IN
the arm, or llke mice.
Don't tell mother about this.
will write her today. hut II You love
me help VI In time like this. | am
well and don't worry about me.
tive m, love 10 all.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-10
P. c. Savings. Loan
Will Paw Dividend

approximately TOO shareholders
will participate In the semi annual
dividend declared by the board Of
directors Of the Pierce County
Savings 4 Loan association for ths
period ending Dec. 81. issi. ~ A
LsVsrs. secretary Of the assoeia-
tion. announced today. share
holders will feeeivs . per cent on
their savings.
Organized In is2s. the Pierce
County Savings q Loan association
has grown steadily" L<vsrs said
In his announcement. Since re-
eeiying Federal savings = Loan
Insurance Corporation Insurance In
August. 1910. assets Of the ssso-
citation have almost doubled 10 the
present figure Of $3.50 ts3 40. We
have also had . decided Increase
In business since occupying our
present quarters At 9th and Com
msrcs streets In March Of this
year"
Bssidss i<vsrs. officers ~ tins
savings and loan association are:
,. ". Burksy. attorney. d. ~. Gar
retson. president: X. q vorok. vice
president. Mrs. Alice Hsddeo. A.
slstsnt secretary and treasurer,
and A. X Long and n. ,. sullivan.
board members
Mrs. Hsddon. vino 10 office man
sFsr la addition 10 her other
duties. said the annual snsrs-
holders meeting mas been sat fof
Jan. q. 1912.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-10
Japs Seize
u. S. Liner

icastinn<t vrczn rax> orsa
1 80 nii-s usst - - h.wslisn
fslsmss
Ftrst m<aas - t. s-~rtIan at
Singapore va nes anisF direct
attack cane n q sefHsn effsfssl
Ness srsn<y sssrsseh fresH rekyo.
heard "a Ireass NJ N. unEtss
rr~~ nstealrk pesl
~ el<raseA $40 fk< Ssr=
a~>>> lzzp<Ftsi staff h.s 80
n~u.r~e skaf 1sran>~~ nsa
fr~~r- ~>r~ 500 ssts<ks.s ~
~sns~r>v~ e<~~.
Britain. N = efessicest hard ~
cps quoted sinssrss@ tat th-
Japanese F~reft - = laaalnx 81
Singapore vas eanapirtslv untrue
sra tkst ferr. wefe - Japanese
tr>rps - tAe seuthera hsl<ss
eessf
a st~r>seA - ~ it.fss
sfneiai rows sx~-es sss~te<
is>r>rsai headquarters ssss
Ssras~>e ssssi sir s~ss. 81
ss<k>x Midway isl~.s y>>s~e.
aav sfsevws~s s~A sssee~>s-
fnlls h~pnksx slras~n~s 49,
nsss e>p~ss ~sss~ss s~ss.
N ~ss asserted that the Anssrt-
can islands - casm sre Wake
were roo fully under 1apens~p
sentrca en- thai To Jsr~ne~ rag
flsw ever them.
ne Sapsses> sffse,ni s~~s
agency. n . hr~sas.ss h~~ra
~ New Vera ~ tks tsssea
Press nsteaiss peat. said that
a~ssag - Americas p,ssss
destroyed I. sh~ rhsiipps~es
ssa sessAii ~~re - rsieG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-10
Probe Of Hawaii
Jap Raid Sought

Continued From Psge onsD
are not responsible for the u. =.
showing In the FIRST great battle
cf the war. Wen have In 70
higher In our probe"
"pfusdr~ssa sf sus hays hsvs
paid with their lives for sss
se~ming a~sIeiesey NJ their sa-
psvters." ~ ss6. THE srwy
sad ssvy In nswaii ebvisassv
were esugks ssf guard N they
were nat s~usa as,sep N ~
sas.s h~d.-
Pointing out the Japanese Used
only their air force In tho attack
upon Hawaii. Dinxsli declared;
''vasA sksy ~ courage 80
fseestght ~ attach ~ fwIi
scv~s WITH shssv hattie p~st
n 10 entirely ~ishls ~ v~asw
81 psssshs,isy shss they ~ssa1
have eaptssed sks ssss~gkst1
shits n sluashsred.-
BE ssid N seems " me. . lay
man. that with . full emergency
having been declared weeks ego.
and preparations being made In
meet any syentuslity. our forces
were not ln svidsnss "a mest the
enemy offshors
Ne said. '-rhs navy seemingly
tied up hs b~tsle~sKons Every
Saturday noon In routine msnssr
and went Ia town until Monday
morning"
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enough ssss 10 psss ne guss.
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n the sssss pessftss.
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wkseh Drspssdts>< sks very
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Of Aa~stes.
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rests on the very top ard should
10 placed tssss n Justified BY the
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-10
Angry Crowd
Stages Riot
Seuttle Stores
Are Damaged

fcontaued Frona Page onsl
moved 70 smother lighted store A
police count showed IA firms SUI
fered damage. some reported sew
sral windows broken
One business block wss NJ
sred with broken Eisss frcm
four star-~-
Police said Il wss their werst
night since the great firs which
destroyed the eitv in 1853.
POLICE LOSE CONTROL
A. the hlsckeut went into effect.
soldiers. police and home defense
units patrolled the street They
oonvergsd on the crowd but we're
unable 10 control IL.
shouts q turn them out and
this "a war arose from the
crowd IS IL moved from one iiium-
mated store 70 another.
Shepherded nv police IN
squad ears. soldiers and sailors
from . British wsrship. the
crowd covered Is square
blocks before 10 Was broken up
by threatened use Of fire hoses
The men and women were n q
festive" mood. chanting and sing
ing as they roAmed the streets;
We want q hlsckouta
m. SIGN wRECkEp
At enc main business corner vas
q clothing store with a huge neon
agn stretching for a half block on
two streets at the first floor level.
Newspapers could 10 read by its
light. Garbage cans we're over
turned In q search for something
10 throw.
One by one the neon let
t~rs fickercd out a. they were
eoushardod with b~er bottles
and cans.
An illuminated clock then drew
attention. one man was hoisted 10
the shoulders Of his companions
while he broke the neon tubing
with his fist. He Was badly cut.
WINDOWS kICkED IN
where stores had inside lights
burning. the windows were kicked
In. Police. who trailed the throng,
thersupon entered and turned off
the lights and stood guard against
footing.
The throng grew like q snow
ball as II rolled. IL covered the
most fashionable shopping district
Of the city. and finally grew 30
large and unmansgsable that .
police loudspeaker blared the
warning that n the streets were
not cleared within five minutes,
ali would be Jailed.
II also Was announced the fire
1 department. had been called. and
the suggested douang finally dis
sipated the crowd.