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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

WASHINGTON President
Roosevelt Thursday lntenAi.
fled this nations economic
warfare against the Berlin
R0me-Tokyo axis BY creating
an economic defense board
headed b Vice President
Henry A. Wallaes "a chair
man.
Tns prsxldsnt also acted 10 In
tsTrsts more closely into tina ad-
mlnsltrxsiaa eyuent efforts BY
this government % sshoify Ina
western hsfnlspbsfs. Hs created
tbs office 81 c0ordinAtor Of inter
Amsne4a affairs. ssiseunx ssiaon
A. Rorksfsller 70 hesd tina new
agency.
The sss economic osfsass
board. which will serve - .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
British Planes
Attack Firms

LONDON - Britain made war
against Finlsnd fsr ths first tisns
Nrdrs sdn wren nsyaf sircrsft
attacked petsamo. Finnish Arctic
port. and klrhenasss northern
Norwegian port the admiralty
said Thursday.
Ths Brftl.h we're srtiss In
supparf sf their Hu..isn ally.
The attaf sing British plane. nj
tho 1890 ton German Eunnery
training ship Brsmss. = fast vessel
built IN 1871. tho admiralty said
In addition 81 least fur supply
ships at kirkensss ssrs hit and
shipping and hsrhor works st
pstsamo we're damaged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Service Station
Closure Urged

WASHINGTON ~ Defense
OIL Coordination Harold /.
lokes Thur sdAy recommended
that LOG. 900 gasoline filling
stations in eastern states be
closed from 7 .. m. 20 Z a m.
daily a. a means of restricting
oil consumption.
1bs night ming station black.
out would 90 into sffsc, Sunday.
ABE q 81 J . m.
Ths oil industry iissiH has made
= similar r.eommsndatlon In =
meeting a. ss~ rofk sn July ~
an industry marketing srcup fos
ths Atlantic coast recommended
that sale. IA eonfinsd IA tins
hours u 7 = m. ~ J p ~. ssssa
days a sssk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
REGRET OVER BOMBING
By 4

Previously Acting Vice Foreign
Minister Yamamoto had visited
Grew TO express regret for the
Tutuila bombing and the chief aide
Of Admiral Koshiro Ottawa, navy
minister, had expressed the navys
regret 10 Comdr. Henri Smith
Hutton. American naval sttsehe.
Because Of the censorship inside
Japan. the Japanese public knew
nothing Of the bombing Of the
Tutuils. and stocks remained nor
mai because traders likewise knew
nothing Of the incident
Government spokesmen declined
comment on the bombing on the
plea that they mad no information.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
In Major Leagues
TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
list CANE. Is InningsD

list Game. Is Innings1
Detroit 900 900 102 900 o-s II :
New Yk 100 DOL 100 600 SIS u 0
Newsom. AcKain ~. Corsica
~ and Sullivan; Russo. Murphy
~ and Dickey.
lt1rst Came
NJ. Louis s0l 900 ls6-ls ~ q
Boston 1s0 020 e0o-1l "a Z
Harris. Caster ~. Potter 80.
SeWlin 80. swift ~ and Per
rel Rbybs -. Trott.r ~. NJ.
Harris 81. Wilson ~ and Pytlak
Chicago loo 00l 600 3 :
Philadelphia sol 500 O0s-s 10 4
Rigney Hsmphuss 81 and T1Ir-
nsr. Dickey Knott and Hayss
Cleveland Washington, pOstpon-
ID. rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston 100 600 49, ~ :
Pittsburgh. osi OsI Oo1-s B !
Erickson. johnson -. Farley
ID. Lamannz 90. and Aasi
Montgomery Lsnning. Distz 80
and v DAVIS
Philadelphia $50 COL o1O-7 Is Q
Chicago eoo coo 20o-z q !
POdgaJny and Warren Root.
AOoty ~, Page 80 and schen-
Ing
New York -. 0is 900 ioo%5 - !
Cincinnati ...0is 600 asZ-s IL 4
LohrmAn. Brown 90. Melton 90
and banning Turner. l. Moore 80
and lombard. West
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

~T0kYO-(By Trans-Paeific
telephone to New York)-Ad-
miral Teijiro Toyoda, foreign
minister, apologized to Amer
lean Ambassador Joseph Clark
Grew Thursday for the bomb
ing of the United States gun
boat Tutuila. He told him
that new and urgent orders
had been issued to all Japan
ese forces to do their utmost
to avoid damaging American
property.
In token Of the seriousness with
which it viewed the bombing OF the
little American gunboat BY Japan
csc navy planes in raid on
Chungking. the Chinese capital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Fort Lewis Soldier
And Girl Killed

PORTLAND ~ High sp~ed was
blamed Thursday for the sutomo-
bile deaths o. Corp. Earl Victor
Thornton. %. Fort LeN1a Wash
and Name June LsmDn. IL
The pair died Wednesday night
Nnen Th0rntonH coupe failed -
round a curve and plunged over
an embznkment.
Thornton. whose hone - here
Was attached n Headquarters c0m-
pany. iszd infantry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

Wednesday. the Japanese govern
ment clamped down a blanket ban
on messages regarding the incl
dent for many hours.
II was not until IL 30 p m.
Thursday. after Ambassador Grew
had protested vigorously to the
foreign office three times. that the
ban vas lifted and American cor
respondents were permitted to
send message regarding the
bombing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Japanese VII Freeze
Assets of australia

TOKYO Japan W1n freeze the
assets Of Australia. Burma and
British Malaga effective Friday,
Il vas announced Thursday.
The freezing order Wss issued In
retaliation for similar action taken
against japanese assets BY these
states notification Of which was
received "Wednesday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Baby Boa Csasirieia
MISSING In Seattle

SEATTLE un<~s ths h>s1-
inx - ~F1~ for Future Hsfsr-
snes.- 1o sstnosisses rsursdsr
ssid . Many bss constfictos
probably - wandering tooss On
th< seattle ~afsrfFenL
-Four ~ INA lnfAst SNAKES af-
rived On . hsnana snsps oniy
three we're delivered 70 III 10.
The missing e~onstretor. which
may have trojan 70 d<Ath. vs.
70 inen<s long.
"of course. IL cant hurt amp
BODY anliI Il gets nExer." s&id
Or. cus knudson. Woodland
park roo dkreetor. But some
day i'm - - o. - feet long
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Hopkins, Stain
To Confer Again

MOSCOW Harry L Hopkins.
President Eoosevelts lend . lesse
administrator expects to see Pre-
mier Josef Stain again Thursday
in the second Of a series Of talks
on United States aid 10 Russia
and mutual defense problems
Hopkins disclosed that In
his first talk with stain
Wednesday night he told him
In the presidents behalf that
the United States considers
Hitler the common enemy and
that anyone who fights him
anywhere IL on the night side
for a country
Though be declined 70 discuss
the supply problem in detail. Hop
kins said ne had come mere at the
presidents ogn initiative To offer
Russia immediate war supplies. no
matter hoV long the Ssr lasts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

wAsuIsG rOs President
Roosevelt thursday named huE
ten Levi. n HsfshsY 10 ~ a8fsss
tor u sslss tive services. succeeding
= A Dykssss sfso resigned S~sns
time EEs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Roosevelt Iniensiiies y. S.
Economic War Against Axis
Vice President Nomsd Head OF
New Defense Boord Greeted by r. D.

sFs.a pis.s1ns -assniss<y
ard -hlss presumably -in
mslntala eostsst ~lfs ~
British .eessemse ssinsstst, $50
sss<tsd ~ sx@eatiss sfa~s.
N win ~ ~~~~.fs~Ilr - 81
ssssry t~r~ra s.t la
m<sd2fisa. ~in ~ ts.s~i~tSa
isfs scssss ~ tss ssssssss
sxsrsfiss depsrtzn~sis. ~
pss~aa~ns him.~if. ssd fhs -
mlal~ixs1sy u sxpsft eassssL
Bsssdss Wallace. tas board wi
onxst - Secretary a stat
Hull. a<erstaFy a Treas
Henry n0rssnth4a. jr- ssers
airy 81 War Henry l. stimson
Attorney General Frzn1i'
Secretary IL Navy Franz
lnox. Secretary of Agfienitur'
Hieksfd. AMI Secretary o.
Jsxss Jonsz-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Mrs. Cooke Eliminated
From Tennis Tourney

EAsfhAdfTONs n 1@Hrs
sarah Paifrsy Cooke seeded No.
I and one d ths nations oststsna-
TX tennis plAysm sas eliminated
from ths Mabdatons invitation
tournament Thursday Afternoon
~ Mss Lo1lse Brogen. Beverly
Hills Cal. n one II the ma or
8pSsts - ne Season. Ths score
SaA s-z, Ga
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

MOSCOW Russian troops
have wiped out ons If Adolf
Hitl.r's own regiments If
picked boiyEuand troop.. klll-
ing NOR. than 1000 officers
and men and taking prisoner
several hundred - all
If tho survivors. q war com
muniqus said Thursday.
me vietefy u. $50 ~ ths
hlltsFiy contested Nmalsn.s ssssof
q the nusoo~ frsnt. share fas
two vsss. the Germans hsa iFsv~a
xslnly into ~. Rns~sn linss ard
where N. Rassssns themselves
ssfs ae~ eeaatsr attacking
fssviiy and. u go ssssstsd. ~ith
xFest
MOSCOw-offlelai reports
Thursday said that fighting
was resumed in the porkhov
area. Ids miles south of Lenls-
grad. which was taken 10 In
dlcate here that Maj drives
on Leningrad are making no
progress.
n va. shs nsss msnslor this
-sss II nEhtsnx IN ms rcskises
sector
rAs sff.siai s.s~s~susssss %
ssslea the, s~ssy qessass ssse
10 W. psssr~~s ~ kaAe vsseks
sassI~sss .~rs.s. Ia S~svsvsh~ss
sbsat ~ pssiss sss ssuth ~
r.skhov ssd IN fhs khsssssss
sector " the frost shs<s -
ssads hi~s.
Indications here are shet Rus
man. ara holding firmly 10 thar
line. in all these rsesons ard that
aailnn on other treats y 1mitsd
10 minor engagements
The sssi huf~~sffs vas
parted ~ have ~sssssssvsss ~
raid I<aissssS thses ssssss
ssssss asyisgAs hsssvs So 10
have s~~s tssses hnsh - 500
ass~.l.. BY H~ssst s~tissss-
srsa hetsssse. 60 nshtss
sss~Sss~sl
On eli feoats ths Hsd sif fiss'
IA said 10 ssvs t~.n saEsEsti
heavily ~ bombing Ass motor
issd anl,s. lnfsntry and artillery
hsttsnss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
japanese
Not
Satisfactory
BULLETIN

WASHIN6ToN-The United
States IL not satisfied with
Japan's Informal apologies over
the bombing Of the 4. =. gun
boat Tutuila and expects \ fuller
reply. Acting Secretary Of state
Sumner Neiles Indicated Thurs
day afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

Fire ~ ea1nasn oftxtN we'd
nssdzY a<xEraysd ne sszne1>s
a1ssss - ch.fiss T. r.s1iik. rAsons
sssassaf.nG e~n<F. ~ Nestn 4ks.
4ss nAlss s.xf - Anburn- L~e
~xs covered ny assurances W to
szoo1 Va ~ss ss hun~ shea
shs fIFs started
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Hei0n Muru Docks

sEATTLF-Ths y Oo0-t0n Jap
snsse m%otorship Heisn Asru
locked a. noon Thursday - two
days overdue because ~ the ten
son in Jspsnsse-Amencsn rsia-
tons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
WASHINGTON-Chairma

Martin Dies, d., Tex. of the
house committee investigating
un-American activities said
Thursday his agents had un-
covered sensational evidence
of an elaborate Japanese sab
otage plot on the west coast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

- ~
claimed f~ssnnsnts ~ seven nusesnn
dfsissaos s.a t~<a sssfrxisa 49,
destroyed.
wswssss. ~ ktan s~mr
ss~~sis ssif ss~s~s.~ss - 49,
ssssisss 10 ssss se<tss 49,
th~t assmss fsss~s -
thss~s hssk as~~tss ssssvs -
gsssss..
rhs~ n&s the FIRST ssentloa ~
mare thar s~s wssss NJ fxnflna
n kstaus. -h<ss G@TmAn s~sse~e
hsa CLAIMED soslst fsslst&oes -
- virtually sip~d cat sxs<pt fes
small sneifrisa a~t2<sns~ets ~
uo~st- ard r~rrtfis f~misl
fk~ ssss esssunns1 sa11
a~syssss ss~sps ~ - uhs.sas
h~ss sksss.s 49, ,sts ~ 49,
ss~s iss~s ~ ss1ssex. soVas~
-~ssy l~ssesssss ~-vpsassss -
sszs ps~xes 1bs1n6sns ~ -
s.s<s II ~ nssa ssonns -
tse~es.
To tne -~sl ~ n<nsssn~kk -
IN high spssn~aa. sn<Ifsl~1 Ms<er
slsa fssess ~sfs Further see.r
pressed
ma tzft-srs ~ss sasd 10 ksse
bssnb~fa~a military a~hy~etiyss ~
Aosso~ aksanx the night and at
sssssa sAs fssife>a sslnstsea -
Oral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
STATE
EDITION
Get Orders
For Defense

Adjustment Of a once-lag-
ging Northwest lumber indus
try TO expanded national de-
Tense demand was the problem
facing members Of the West
Coast Lumbermen's associ-
alton as they held a confer
ence Thu sday at the Tacoma
Country club.
Or. Wilson Compton. secretary
manager of the National Lumber
Manufacturers association. who
flew 10 Tacoma from Washington.
ID. c. estimated combined civilian
End defense needs for lumber at
Is billion board feet from now
until the end Of the year.
All Rush Orders
Time is the essence Of all de-
Tense construction West Coast
officials said. and all defense
orders for lumber are rush
orders"
Defense housing alone il taking
Il to IS million feet Of lumber
per week. the lumbermen reported.
and they anticipate national need
for 525 900 mor housing units be
fore the middle of 1912
50 Coast Guard Boat.
The expanding program Of
building wooden boats for the
navy and coast guard is psrticu-
larry dependent o N high quality
Douglas Cir" II was stated. 1T
IL expected that 50 new coast
guard boats will he authorized
CONTINUED on Page 10. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Nazis Hint
Fall
sUllsTIN

sros nIfosN - To s>we-
r~t~v At.~esa1~s fhsss6sv
aisks sss~s~< - sssessssd~e
Ns~~taa fo<1ts sess1~n - -
pssssss rsssssg segseg 10 ~
ss~ssssy ~ t>ss~ssna ~. -
ss~ss~s~s -. os~vns ss~~ps
~ ~ss ~ssssps - stsy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma &S,3Zs 90.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

BERLIN inform
anita intlmated Thursday thai
the fall of Isninsrsd was near
while the Nssi hirh command
claimed further snelrcismsnt
Of Soviet forces esst NJ
smoicnsk and a~ursmitfin9
pursuit II the beaten enemy
ON the Ukraine frunt.
kasns as@ftfrp nj s4pe~ee1 -
hs4h eommen4 ~ mnne ~ -
tasssve report al sp~vs tlsns 80 10
IsninsF~a Trent ~ners lafosmsrss
ROME fh~ stsiia ssp~dltsas-
sfy safps it2iisn tss-eps osas -
fight ~itn Germany against ths
azrvlsts hss r~~sh<d fhs Htssss~a
frons. IN Italian epaasnaaiaes ~
rhuf~isfs
ms semnssniase sAta me ftsiisn
sroops wsss ~<leousa warmly
ut~sn sh~ss arrival 81 fhs nssH~sss
ffant ~ ether ssls .n<1ssss snd
a~ffisss.s Tns pastlsn ~ ne sFsst
II ~hiss shs ftsilsa srasps HAS
arrived -ss mt aisxla~~st
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
NAzI TROOPS
OUT BY REDS
IN BITTER warfare
Rusaion Soldiers Cloim Victory
In Contested Smolsnsk Sector
OF Moscow Front: 1000 Killed
sulluiN

HsnII>-tn~ sfnss~i o~sm~~ s~ws os~~~v r~ps<>~1 rn~rr
A., s.sns tA~s asa~. l~ss.ssv ss ss~s@-se~t~Rs srsss s~~
-h~sss - ~ s~.~sA~s fse~a s-s~s~x~st.<ks s9stena a~wno
p~-sss.~. .-.ss II sy..~~ .~s ~es - <~~s--s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

FIVE " so ~ nrENriosAL Isles -
IN a : or DESTRUCTION :
9 LIBRARY PFoP9Flf. =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Believe AbductOr of Tac0mans Is Mad Slayer
LER FORCES Driven BACK


PAR t-.lsss s.s s.ssrs-s ren
r~rstur~.i Wfh. IS - ~ 80.
rt.~-. tsp -rt.. faA
Evening star., 1941-10-04
IHE EVENING" HIGH IIeHIS.

WpC, S:30-Mme. JuIietie ChaUiemps, wife
Of The former French Premier, presents a piano
recital
VOL, 5:45-Runnng Of the New York Han
ditsp al Belmont Park
WpC, 700-Defenss for America: A salute
10 Milwaukee, which tltY has approximately hall
Of the $500. 0.000. 900 Of defense contracts
awarded 10 Wisconsin Manufacturers
WINK, 805-Cathedrd Music: 0rganid Paul
tsIlaway. at The console Of The Washington
Cathedral organ, plays Viernes "CsrlIlon."
DIndys Prelude in { Flat Minor Nuefs
"Touaia on Thou Art the Rotk,
WJSV. 8:30-Hobby Lobby: Dave eImans
show makes IFS seasonal debut featuring How
ard Klein. hypnotist
VOL, o4S-Chitago Theaier: A performance
Of lehar's merry Widow" marks The operefia
series return 10 The air. Principals in the cast
will be Marion Claire, Alan Jones' and Atilio
Bsqciore, with Henry Webers orchestral
WSV, o;45-Sdturddy Serendde: The sixth
season opens. with an appearance by Soprano
IsYita Draeonetie.
WMAl, Hemisphere Revue: Contrib,
utng TO the varied musical entertainment will
be Lyric Sopranos Anita Sava and Frances
kewsom, Baritone Leonardo Amoresto and
Pianist Vladimir Brenner.
WRC, t0:00-Sports NewsreeI; Bill Siern's
show moves 10 new time and day. Initial
guest is either Coach Frank leshy or Bo Nj.
MILAN. depending upon whether Noire Dame
or Indiana wins iodays lrsh-Hoosier grid clash
WBV, i0:i5- Senator Clark Of Idaho:
Monopoly and Propaganda in the Movie In,
dustV"
WEV t0:30-PeopIes Platform: A farmers
wife an editor an anthropoogisi and Iegis,
laior suggest means Of Strengthening democracy
Evening star., 1941-10-04
SH0pJ.WAVE pP06RAhS.

SHoRT.WAvE PROGRAMS.
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BERLIN, 6OO-Nsws in English; DID. I'LL
meg. IS m.; DID. 1854 meg, 7S.5 m.
LONDON. 6:05-War commentary by H. E.
FsHaby: CSC, o58 meg, 3i3 m; 6SD. ii.75
meg. 25.5 m.
MOSCOW 6:45-Broadtast in English; PNt
Il meg IS m.
LONDON, 800-ReddIine news and views by
J. 3. NtGeathy CSC, 9.58 meg, 3i3 m; 6SD,
tt.75 meg, 25.5 m.
TOXIC, S;05-News in English: AU4 t7.79
meg. 1853 m.; N64. 1910 meg t9,Sm.
LONDON, o;O0-Weeky visit 10 the Amer,
itan Eagle Club: CSC, 95S meg, 3i.3 m.; 6SD,
Ills meg, 25.5 m.
MOSCOW, go - English period: RV96,
1913 meg. 1877 m.
ROME, 1000 - News in English; 7R04.
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GUATEMALA, t000-Conoert by The 0rauests
Progresisia: IOWA. o68 meg, 81 m.
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Evening star., 1941-10-04
CoIored Urged to Support
Defense Bond Program

The colored people of Washington
should be foremost in their support
Of the defense savings program as
their native city is the foremost cap
ital of the world, mass meeting to
advocate purchase of defense saw
ings bonds was told last night at
the Metropolitan Baptist Church,
Twelfth and r streets NV.
william Pickens, a staff assistant
In the defense savings Office of the
Treasury, urged large gathering
10 buy bonds in consideration for
~their own peoples welfare"
THE American Negro's future"
he said, cannot be saved unless
this country and its freedom are
saved"
Evening star., 1941-10-04


Pass Pass
Il was North" our correspondent
continues, and didn't know that
South had such a strong club suit.
l couldn't raise with a singleton
trump; couldn't rebid my four-card
suits; couldn't bid such weak four
card diamond suit; and couldn't bid
four no-trump because We use that
as a Sam signal. So there 1 was-I
couldn't pass, but there simply
wasn't any bid for me to make!
After a while I just passed on the
theory that anything I did might
be wrong, but that the pass was
most conservative and least likely
to end disastrously.
My partner made six clubs and
was inclined at first to be quite bit
ter about my pass. but soon admit
ted that she couldn't think of any
sensible bid for me to make Nor
could the opponents, so we're all ask
ing for your help. What is the right
bid?"
If you trust your partners bidding
anything Is better than pass. When
your partner makes a jump response
in a new suit, either she has strong
support for your suit or an inde-
pendent suit of her own. The club
rebid showed that it was an inde-
pendent club suit rather than strong
support for spades. An independent
suit is so strong that you can raise
with a singleton il necessary. There
fore, it was safe and proper for
North to bid five clubs.
After that raise I'VE admit It's a
difficult raise. South might have
passed or she might have gone on
to six clubs. But whatever she did.
at least a game would be reached.
Yesterday you were Merwin
Maier's partner and with neither
side vulnerable, you held:
AK J73
20
HQlO64
AJ852
The bidding:
Maier. Jacoby. You. Schenken
10 Pass IA Pass
INT Pass CD
Answer-PasS. You have a weak
hand and the sooner you get out of
the auction the better. You might
be better off at two of a minor, but
another bid from you might en-
courage your partner to try for
game; and that would be disastrous.
Score 100 per cent for pass,
nothing for any other bid.
Question No. 1892.
Today you hold the same hand,
but the bidding is different:
Maier. Jacoby. You. Schenken.
IL Pass IA Pass
% Pass 90
What do you bid? (Answer Mon
day.
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News-CuIIens Orch. ". J. Brown
AIT KaHeIs Orch. Music for hoderM
California Melodies Dame Orchestra
Evening star., 1941-10-04
Or; News; D. Patrol ,News-0rthestras

WRC. I0:30-Hot Copy: Inauguration Of
new thain Of newspaper dramas, starring Fern
Parsons
WBV, ti:00-WlIIam John Brown, secretary
Of the Civil Service Clerical Association Of Great
Britain, tells why History Is Not Bunk" in
local broadcast
Evening star., 1941-10-04
Contract
By THE FOUR ACES.

david Bruce Burnstone. Merwin D.
Schenken, worlds leading team-of-
four, inventors Of the system that
has beaten every other system in
existence
Evening star., 1941-10-04
POINTS FOR PARENTS
By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

Destructive experimenting can
easily be changed to constructive
dctiDity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09

ohildren's suits Upon their com
pletion. the articles are TO be
packed and shipped 10 New Jersey
and from there viii be snt 10
Great Britain.
Mrs. David L. stone. Knitting
chairman. explains that while a
good number Of Tacoma and Pierce
county women have chine forward
and are working hard. there Ia
still a great need for more knitters
and crocheters. Mrs. Edwin Arm.
strong. knitting instructor, IL at
the production room each Thurs
day from 10 a. m. until J p. m.
The Pierce county Red
Cross has on hand nj the
present time hundreds Of
pounds Of yarn and hundreds
Of yards Of wooden and cot
ton material. with promise Of
much mere 10 come.
Mrs. z, s. starks il chairman
Of the cutting department. az
sisted by Mrs. L. ~. Bartcn. Mrs.
Jane Peabody. Mrs. q. r. Smith,
Mrs. c. NJ Gerwells. Mrs. Amy G.
MaRil. Mrs Sadie Warren and
Mrs NJ. &. Hansen.
This department IL responsible
for the cutting Of 900 hospital
pa jamas. 400 convaioscent robes
555 women's wool skirts, 800
women's cotton dresses. $40 girls
cotton dresses. 700 girls woolen
skirts. $40 girls wooden dresses
500 boys shirts. 2f0 boys over
alls. AGO toddlers' packs 40 boys
shorts and $50 women's wooden
dresses
These articles are also part
of the January quota and
must be labeled. inspected and
sized by the packing chair
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-09
Puyallup Fair
Opens in Week

Nf~tfHN NANHl>UffN
FAIR. ruysrI.f7r rxAleisots N
mare thsn two score departments
~ the s7nd sanusl exposition.
crsnlnx sept Il have nut ntfie
tire now - turn IN their ensrisa
nsadlsnss started Ncna.v ard
csnsinue Throughout the week
Entrtes feF the cattle depart.
nsnt eio=s At q % , N. sept.
OFFICIALS = ire ar department
sna re photo sslnn already have
elesed their entry kook. snd -.
suits - the srt competition have
he<n rn-tct. following canfer.
snee - the swaFd harv mi. past
week end
Flcver departments give sxhlf.
iiers untn thursday. sept II. 70
signify their lnssasion - sxhihlt.
ms at PslyAliur thss y~aF. Eairie.
close A. : , N. that day for ne
rabbits flowers ard deccrative
plants. hand weaving. nscliswork.
arts ard crafts. quilts ard rugs
hand.deenrAtea china. canned
ges~is ard poultry Dairy rroiuets
nhow entries slo-e At nnon. ANA.
teaF exhibitors in ths flewess and
decorative division - the flossi
show have until Monday morning
SEPT Is
The only department riaslnr ia
entries 90 Friday. Sept n. - the
International esq she~. while
Sept Il Al q y m. i ,hs dssdllns
for culinary in the wcmsas De-
raftment Representative ~ the
somens department are in Taeo.
ma At Rhodes nrnthrrs an Tues.
isy 10 receive entries u fancy
work.
september Ia. the day before
The fair opens. Il closing entry
DAY for sheep. swine. goats. bse.
honey. agriculture. horticulture
Campfire 0lrla and tH eh,h.
FieFal baskets may he entered np
until Tuesday, sept Ia Entries
for the last remaining depart.
msnts. the three-day Rose shos
and the Future Farmer iudr
contests remain open until 4 a IN
Sept 10