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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-05

- StfHnss ] % - SO
BIfITKs william Refd snd Russell
Hafdsn in Pirates an HersshacE =
1H as % SOS 40 20 - alsa
CIPHER RuHeau.- : IS. ; So. -
So
REruR~ SHOWING
RfNfRtN Charles RoVer and NaHs
sarst SULLIVAN IN Razk street
also tzIns Nsies and len EfHni IN
SIX Lessons from Madame -
zanss
Carrot Melvin Dousias and Raszz
Ind Russsi1 IN ms TnInx called
taFe also RoY Rexers IN =nsxs
Of Jess James
COMM >fTA Mickey Rooney ard
Lewis stone IN ANDY HsfdYs Pr
vAte serrrtarN plus Jean Hefzhnla
IN NeicdF Ter rhres
NAY SfRFfT-N IfginIa bruce ard
John Howard In invisible Woman
$50 Inn md AhneF IN -nrssmins
Ont Loud
I.AsEw Don Mickey Rooney sna
t<sis stone iu AuaF HafdFs ffIs
vats SskretaFY also Ralph hsilamf
IN "Eilery Queen Master Objective
fAkk Prank NoFKan ln Wild Man
OF hoTnco plus Miriam Hopkins
and CLAUDE Rains IN lady VITA
Red Hair
FNts tNb AaAN anHfF IN -AaAAFF
good nalnes azso jane Nlthsrs IA
Youth win Re served
NJ MART Penny siukleten md A.
thur Lake IN Blonde Qors LATIN =
also Ingrid Berxman ard Warner
Baxter IN Adam Had Pour sons
RfN Prank Morgan and billie huFks
in Wild Man Of Horneo Plus or
rim Tucker and Bonnie Baker IN
You re the Oun
SHflI.-aud Abbott and lou Cos
tello in Buck Privates aisn RIOS
Rogers IN The Border Lesion
~ N>fT Rosalind Russell and Mel
vyn Douglas In This Thing Called
Love also Dead End KIDS IN Olive
Us wings
TtNfiI-GarY Cooper and barbara
Stanwyek Ia Meet John De also
Prank Morgan and Billie Burke Ia
The Wild Man 81 Bnrnro
LIBERTY. fuysllup Bud Abbott
Lou Costello and uick Powell IN
In the Navy
RIVIERA. sumner Dad End KIDS IA
Give L Wing plus Bert wheeler
and Tommy Dorsey IA las Aeges
NIGHTS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-05

seldom fails to deliver the goods
His supporting cast includes Ann
Rutherford. Kent Taylor. Dan
Daley, IT.. Lee Bowman. Fay Hol-
den. Virginia Grey. Anne Gwynne
and sara Haden.
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Kirkland Boy browns

kIRkLAND. Wash. Kenneth
Howery. 2. fell from a dock and
drowned in Lake Washington
today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-05

Your Postmaster can tell YOU
how IN invest in u. s Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-05
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

IN engagement N FhElsdelrnss
shea = sAne<Ft dszi began brewing
Toe fast. vsss carnival - lnnsrv
- re Winter Garsfsn All nut
t~e II ths critics pasned 4 m<rcs-
is~sif TIE s~ennd performances
as sttsnded ma=tfy ~ n~sre<s ~
fFee tickets hat ne laird asf fn~
hous< -. =nls sut sx e-ezs n
savaucs.
We've Feas Through three
phases n essF career. oa~~n CD
s-rvsa FIRST - ps.yra for sr-
Flsus~ ard wrrent above xstflr9
a ~ saving = rag rn<n -
played fnr laughs snd ws'a krc<s
osfsslvs. Zoe them New - rlsv
fog Tie eox office rv- Developed
Tits sqalnt n M sys fFum r~~r-
ma thruush euFtala hpiss 10 go
u he h~leonY u fiilsd~
oWsArrrs MINED ~
When . faFmsr nnsf<i rsm-sf
June Ffancis came n Hnlifwncd
Fsesntiy are wss lHtrciac<a q
Nsctas ors.ttl "a sx<nf wna
might have h~~n helpful In s<s
career. uewessr. they aunt
reach . suslne.~ agreement. Just
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-05

~ ~ = " " -
rsaeass rt=s<. <n~ssst e=<F~sFsna=ss
HOLLYWOOD Yaw eefFs
spondsnt w~nt ealllax ~ olseH a
Ishn.en ths ether day sns eniy
at hsn ny throaxh - 81 rhs
latter nssneer ~ ne -llsEsspep-
pa team hsa p-sppsd Down team
L. rent ~ 30 Christmas feat.
With a~er sna sleigh. Foe = ride
sianK santa claa. lane N the
Fourth ~ 1uiy
What I ssw q ols Olsen wss .
tanned Esnt whc Aeess . los lac
Jack n.nny They're god friends
- Olsen pfehshly wonf resent ths
comparison They're soeh sessd
friends. IN fact. that Olsen sqssteh.
81 q scheme - Ne. eiip~ from .
vsfy ed md vsry bad Kenny pie.
tars IN tbs adaptation - "1tsilsss
peppln Toe TIE screen
Just hew that hanztle hodge
pssiKe which - far IA. CROSSED
shout ssooo uoo On broadway and
Tia read 70 Ec,ns 90 10 trans
ferr~d t. esllulesd i sslll snyhods's
guess. Olsen and Iehnscn seat.
tered their shas al over the tne-
stsr. making .snog~s ~ the Gus
tesaefs Closest they'll ~ ss.. u
set "a moeis audiences. stli b<
through q fsw three ismenssefssl
sequences seen with sprcisl spec
taries
ou VS.. 4 rfor. roo
80 fsf a. ! ean figure. -ii.Iiss-
peppin' sill turn out 10 10 .
masis making run % the dIffieul.
ties - turning sHsllsapappln =
Into a movie fhsfsil 10 = thread
of story IN which Mafths Raw
plays an amorouz alp.eassnlse and
Alscha Au.r is real count who
deliberately pose. ss . pheny
count because sn.iety IL mere
amused by impa.ters
Olsen. after working hi. way
through. Northwestern university.
got an 10 10 siaa Job In a fac.
tory. sang Illustrated Song. In .
nevis houss from a'ae 10 tOiso.
then moved an 10 = night club
where he warhlsd until an
with nothing 10 40 around q
o'clock In the evenings" no re-
called. Il 90, married" That va.
10 years ago and you'd never
guess u 10 look at either of tho
ol.sns. They hav. Two daughters.
q and 70. and an intermediate s.n.
A couple Of years after hi. mar.
rage, Olsen was part ~ . straw
hat quartet billed q. The College
-Four They needed a plano player
Chic Johnson. who had started ln
vaudeville With q Eiu partner.
was recommended. TO hear him
talk" Olsen chueklsd. you'd have
thought he was making $1,000 =
week and VA. booked for five
years. Hut he joined %"
DiD WELL. Down UNDER
They later became a tsam. Olsen
playing . fiddle and Johnson an
accordion. More and NOR. Eoafy
comedy vas added 10 the act and
they soon becams hsadiinsrs
Along about ths tins Of the death
n vaudeville. = good offer came
for sin weeks Ia Austraiia. Thsy
stayed theirs two years
IN 1898 they played At Phoenix.
AIls. during that citY's annual
Fiesta del mol. II Included = "lisll.
1spoppin' Week" and Olsen and
Johnson recognized a good title
rhsy adopted u. gathered up soms
acts IN Chicago and we're finishing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-05

Buy L. s. Bonds and Save
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
Missing Boy
Found Alive

Son Of logger George William
Mahon Jr., not three years old
until January. was restored 10 his
family At Park Junction. near
Elbe Saturday morning after more
than 20 hours wandering with his
dog through heavy timber and
underbrush.
Hungry and frightened. the
little fellow was found by Deputy
Sheriff pete Clay Of Pierce county
and Fred J. Watson. King county
stockman. nearly three miles from
home.
Borrowed dogs from kinK
county had followed a scent re-
peatedly 10 the high bank Of ths
Nisqualiy river near has home and
dogs footprints and scuffed earth
led 10 an almost certain conclusion
that the boy had fallen into ths
stream and drowned.
All night long deputy sheriffs
from Tacoma and 10 ccc boys
from the Sunshine Point camp
had heat the brush and timber
In an effort 10 find tho boy.
George had left his parents
house about 2 O'Clock Friday after
noon TO follow . short trail 10
Continued on Page ,. Column ID
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Myron Cramer
Is Promoted

Col Myron c. crsmes. whs
once commanded Tsoosnss Troop
n, Washington National Guard.
and ~ho ~ss deputy prosecuting
attorney Of rssros county ln 1914
10. vas nominated by President
Roosevelt Friday 10 bs Judge
advocate u tins army With rank
Of major general
Ths appointment 10 fsf four
years ana vili carry Cen. cssmss
through 10 retirement sse. ~ Ne
~ili b. 90 pears Oh asst Th.ss-
dsy.
crsmsr. thsn just fsesnsiy
graduated from Harvard Las
school. cams 10 fseoms somsshlss
over 20 pears ago Ne as .
native Of connsesiepl ara hsa
been graduated from WssIeysn
university thsfs with . bachelor
~ arts degree IN 1904, De re-
esissd he ls~ dsxfss al Harvard
IN It1J.
Tacoma sas gong places in .
big way then slsh - ne. rail-
rosd bson ana cfsmef ehos@ this
spot for tina lssnehlns ~ his
career.
Joseph I Msddiss~sfsh. retired
cavalry eoionsi no~ ssists<iisn 81
Tacoma srmes,. recalls ~ rss
sergeant ef Troop n. washington
Nstlonsi Guard hsfs shs n
cfsmsrs military career started
~crsmsr wss . god tfexsp<sv~
just the hind - fsll<rw Aked. :
sid nlddtsswerth Saturday.
'I<sss tsks hlsn s~ek wtssa ~
ds8n.t kas~ anything
Ne hAd horses s~fs 81 Ne
srmosy th~s ana cssmsr cans
fcossinssss ca rsss =. coisma D.
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30fh Infantry viii
Return to Fl. Lewis

The so,h Infantry regiment.
stationed 81 the Preside, San
Francisco. ~ii move north soon
10 rsjoin lie parent 81 Division 81
forT I.~~ss, " ~as announced sat.
rdsy by the VAR department; In
Washington. d. e.
The soth. "sss vrsnesses,s
oNn.~ only recently returned %
nan tfsneisco from Fort L<sis.
where n participated In The
Fourth Army msneuyers n won
an snvisbls position IN World War
J history by l,s showing In ths
second battle ~ ths Nsrns.
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Hope Wanss ier
II Lost Sailors

WARRINGTON - Hope
xaned hut wss nol abandoned
today for the n unrspcrtee
members ~ the ersw ~ tne
destroyer nsuben James.
rorsy .fa<sr snii~1ed No. wsss
hsewn 10 ~ nfs - shs eeyyest-
mstsiy ri sff,<svu 80 - -
sussn~d tn ersw ~ ~ ne~s
usitsd stssss nsvsf Wool - "
this ssf.
Anasms tAs mlsndno wsss ~
Hsszh~s Jsmss ss1gpes. 1snL
cons<r. ffsyvs<.d l. Gtwss6A -
shs - otner effse~so
ofss<lsls s<sasisae1 - 49, ~
so<ss a. sns maass~g vsaS4 -
fosssza silss. nj - ~ hes>eg
talked ~ wsfhe~sf fSathss sspssts
tsss sep~ ssmlazsse4
Aaa~rse4a ~sfssics a'>1 pisNss
sesssssi ~ lsy w.s~<s - ~ Se<th
Afl<nsle "a sks ares ~est - tes-
lad ~b<fs th~ Hs1esn jsnses wne
ssak ~ . tsxp~.zo rn9Ss>iev egok
rhs fsrst sAs~<fsa n~~s sap1
last nlsns Il ssss p - t7 he>ss
sftsr M ssasssg 49, aaaseees4 :
lcensiassd ~ rses = csssme -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03

Buckley Cusiodial
School 0vercrowded

Buckley eustodial school 10 90
over-cnowded ATS feebls-minded
patients will Be transferred To the
Grand Mound school for girls. II
was revealed Saturday.
Attorney General Smith Troy
in Olympia advised Finance d.
rector DAVID 4. lockwood that
such . move was legal lockwood
had Informed him there WAS no
room for the us individuals al
Buckley ard that he would like
10 house them In two vacant cot
tsgss az Ground Mound
Troy said the move vac legal
II II could BE- done without inter
fsring with the girls school. The
Buckley institution sss com
pietsd only tFo years ago osI,
needs more ward buildings, Lock
wood ssid-
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the abolition ~ Christianity wss
originally circulated thfossxh<asf
Germany ss = manifesto issued ~
sxtrsms members q fbs Msxl
party. n was distributed by tns
German National chafch. . group
thai hsd previously organized
with uhs approval u many a fss
party authorities. 70 carry e1t tfs<
thirty pant program.
Bsesuss ths r.setson 81 Germans
20 the manifesto vas hostile. or
possibly for foreign consumption,
the Man authorities vsflousiy re-
ported that the author u tina
manifesto and founder Of fb< new
sect. Described a. Herr Frltz
Bssldt. a steifin Insurance sgsnf.
had been Imprisoned or confined
IN . iunstic asylum.
These reports were taken ~ ire
CONTINUED on Psss 2. c>ssmn -
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Nazis Insist
U.S.Aitacked
Them First

BERLIN - The Reich gov
eminent charged In q formal
declaration today tha, Amer
lea has attacked Germany"
The German statement, handed
10 newspaper correspondents called
To tho sssi propaganda ministry
tor = special pres. Conferences.
asserted that the United states
has fsred firs, in launching . shoot
mE war against Germany.
The declaration again eontsnasd
that statements by frsslasnt
Roosevelt that American destroy.
ers wsre first attacked hy German
submarines did no, correspond 10
the German facts"
The 4. \. =. Gr~es and
kearny. aid the H-seh d~eias-
aiios. attacked Germss .sb-
marines first ard -skos Amer
ioa has attacked Germany"
Newspaper correspondent. were
advised several hours In advances
that an important Ssxl announce.
meni would b. made bat It's nature
was not disclosed In advance.
Berlin frequently prsced~s rs
announcements with confidential
advices designed 10 build UP sus-
pense when the announcements
are Issued by radio they are pre-
esded by = fanfare of trumpets
and rolling drums.l
The Mani declaration said
President Rseseselts aIie-
Esttes that usitea ststes e.
stse,ers wer. ssssrke1 ssd
that thereby Gesmssy hss az
lacked the uaissd states does
not eerrespssd with The
fa~ts."
simultaneously u ~ss announced
that Germany through diplomatie
channels has Informed all c9un-
tries. including those ~ Central
and South America. that Prssl-
den, Roosevsit's charges ~ Man
plans 10 divide Latin America
and abolish organized religions
throughout thu world are for
geriss Of the most crude and Inn
pudsnt kind"
The dsnunelstion Of Mr.. Hooss.
yeit's statements WA Contained In
a separate document which ssia
''Hoosevsit's allegations are -
nonssnsieaI and absurd that u
would be supsrfluous 10 70 Into
them further
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Execution Mistake
Admitted by Nazis

The execution o. several score"
axis adberenu IN Bslgrsds BY
mistake" ~ss reported today BY
the British Brosdessting company.
The broadcast said German su-
fhor1tiss In Belgrade mad -rn4ds
excuses" for the shooting q .
group Of Hungarian. German. Itsl-
ian and Austrian subjects VINO had
been mistaken for Serb g1eriilss-
Serbian police synnpstbetle 10
the estimated 5000 guerillss sin
fighting In JBgoslavis. were re-
ported 70 have sslzed the axis sc-
herents and substituted them for
serbians gho had ben ordered
executed. Tn. serbisns we're per-
nitted 20 escape.
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IN Nan plan. az dsseribsd BY
Mr. B<ris. 10 based on . thirty
point program for reorgsnlxlns re-
Lyon 70 b. earned out By the
German National Church. In tins
program. H.tlsTs Asin Kssnpf
would sapplsnt the Blble. snf the
ssssiiks would replace ths cross.
Priests and pastors would b. ~
placed oy Sazl orators selected by
evil service Publications and dls-
sanitation Of ths Bible ana other
material Of q religious nature
would be sbolisnsd. q. well a. szri-
Gus religious r1tuzIs and e*fe-
nron.sis
Tho n>in thing 10 note
about the Mari plan h that ~
10 not new. u Ma known In
this country st least three and
= half years ago.
The thirty point program faz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
Annual Mum Show
Al Point Defiance

Tscornss snaa.i fnrrssnfhs-
nssa shs~. which es@ssa ssisss
asy ~ rlsf.i hall. Peat D~flsaes
psrs. ~lll ~ eoasinssea Esnasy.
Members - ths Tsso<ns sns
Plesss csssssy O~rd<s sishs soa.
ssder u cue u fhs finest sno~s
ever hsid ne building 10 pssssd
vita blossoms ~ s~<uy sssfy
coicr.
Thsrs - an outstanding dlspisy
which 1ss snssrs6 ~ th@ Hssfc-
poiitsn para district
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Chinese nsoceupy
City Lsh By Japs

GmLS0kt$4, ahsss~~A mkss
s.ry spokesman said today that
Chinese troops ssfs sns<rsng tne
city o. cbsazehor@ after villa
craxzl a japanese forces
the Japanese ssfe said 10 ~
Withdrawing By three ROUTES from
tns seems o. fs<res recent fighting
via the cd Yellow river ferry.
tn n<w ferry and toward psipsng
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IsI;A!!I!!!!ll
|ElIl!!Ml!.E

Hello. Folks, We see by the
paper the Russian German
war seems 10 have slowed
down a bit.
II appears IN. Russians are just
about q. rspulsivs a. the Germans
are offensive.
Tho Russian army is ee push
ever-ju.t . push hack. ~ ~ were.
Nam spokesmen say everything
In Russia 10 very had. including
the roads. rains and Reds.
Daily Definition: A national de-
Tense program il when you spend
money YOU haven't got for supplies
that don't exist.
Some people seem 10 think
that hiring nithir a budget
means poH don't 90 into debt
more than a certain amount
each month.
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LONDON-Radio Moscow sd-
nitted tonight that "a small Ger
man unit" has broken through
Russian lines 10 Lula, 100 miles
south OF Moscow.
The admission by the Russians
followed a statement by Soviet
sources that Red army troops on
the lula front are falling back
steadily under terrific attacks by
the Germans.
Terrific battles were said TO be
raging along the Moscow front
where Soviet forces. II was re-
ported, wiped out several small
groups of German troopers who
ha1 infiltrsted 10 the eastern bank
~ the Nara river. 40 to so miles
southwest Of Moscow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03

mUnn0a saAo nDuNyANA
eGAEr1m t'sfvevuty - Wn1nr
lrsssns nasssss r<.eee>f sv>v .
tsoskde~n st&wav " ~ sureN<
r<ries - led Neessrss uv<11tpee
n their fesznaii <lasa k>fe fcfsv
Klmss n~ss sz.s~a M sssss pzes
fr~n rlsssm<nt
voanuAn WINS AoAgN
NEW vona--rsr6nam's fev~r.
- Rama r~essss<I nrdsfsssed So
snsi<d ~nsn INF hess rar3sse ~.
0 m "a setss>p<tireei fnet>nil
r.ms k~fsSs . ssiny aay ssuwa -
tsoun ~ TIE ~. tiFuarzss te<tay
nAmvssos'srw 'uv~ss
uAS0vun. \. m.-~Wlilsam =
Mar. ansesse1 Stree ~ spssiss
irss 10 Navy. ar@s favess<
Dartmouth sssvsa vita . thsr<
period fssia sral n via : - =
to-day IN rnssv asy srtssu>rttneoi
ssfefs 400 ssRs
wxsssaA: srAiu aoasa
EAST t-ANeeN0. No.. - r.
University II ns@casis fnptteli
team conquered Msessasn state
10 10 Q to-day h~fnts . ncsns<oa.
sna sfD~d ~ fa0on
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rseoma's essissn ssmmissss -
confer ~iss v~siresd effs<ssis ~
rssdirs Inc placing ~ fssssv ssaAs
ssrvsss h~tvses rssoma Al 49,
lie ssa ihe ssss vss nawa1 enlsss-
day ~ hsrv ttsssY = CO.
"rss ssvs'tAl ~ eulbsas
sreups sn1 mesy tn1lvs1uo,s =
Tacoma 80 nsastis have 49,
concerned vtss ssewftss fastsv
train ssrvses 10 the sass.- Msvsv
cain said. IAN lsses s1ssss - ~
Pacific easss. ~lfh ~ ssesptiee
~ rseems ss6 Seattle. ere servs9
by ssfssmisnsss sn1 ~ 1ssss-
mertai dsffssen~s oelwssu e>ss
trains ard soms n sha. vhsee
travel 10 fn,<Ass fvom rosuand =
approximately ~ Reuea
aesse~saeas Aponpuoo
"rhs s~vsssspem - th1s aessa<
tisn 10 scpss~ss vNes - sens1sv
slss seeps u ess 1p(snns ssetsssiss
and shs s~s~snsty ~ ossstng 70
and from fhs sess wslnsss1 ue~ee-
sssayy asssys n y sn0t1ty -
coming rsssgnisss ssns ~ @sse
dssisssis ana saetee< wny - cn.-
cage ~ trails = fne~n<gb p~vt~
land :
csia Gid tns ws~mosso - ~
esmmistss al ~~ss = ~ sptstee
that ibs shsss fsiisps<1s <cef1<nee
Great nssssers. Nsrthevs -
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Huge Fires Started in Bio
German Cities by Raj Bombs

d Royal air force offensive
man cities Of Hamburg and
in Naples and Sicily. smashed
asst and struck at axis targets
nnOunced officially today.
plane was missing from these
operations
Strong forces of British fighter
planes swept over northern France
in Daylight today. flying low over
the channel and blasting at Ger
man targets
Italian Cities BOMBED
The Rome radio. heard here.
broadcast an Italian oommunique
saying that Royal air force squad
rons last night rzided Palermo.
Naples and the nearby Industrial
area Of Italy.
The raid On Naples was the fifth
attack in the last 10 days as part
o. a persistent aerial offensive
against Italy. directed particularly
AZ the axes supply line 70 North
Africa There have been many
AXIS troops concentrated at Naples
recently for transportation 20
Libys In expectation Of a British
winter offsnkiye m North Afriea-
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GERMANS BL AME AME RIGA
Grid Scores

r.rsAsm ~. rssrsss 4
Ha~a-ts Z. Mates ~
Nai~ q nvc~n J.
rrtsc~sss 4 harvard Z
Army .. <ssv~ Ilswse q
cen va beeesss o
Iowa ~. 1s6lsna :.
WEBSTER m. NJ tsi~s o
Massss n. .. {. srssA :,
hslssw~s.. r~sehsss ~. n~~Nss
Gv~~s reseh>ss !.
N.ss~tss q, rp~sssss -
Wssp~ rnsv~r~tsy & ~ rsses.
snt Te~sA~ts 0.
Nesw.st ~. Rrt Q
rufss 7. Nsssh~sssesn Q
spsiss0ess .. rsssss~se~ -
Nsrk =. >sb6isss -.
rens q Navy ~
Rusgees -. Nss,ia~a D
tp-ss.it "a. sesshsssa~ .
Aesehssss state .. sess>ssss 10
PM ~. oAss state ~.
GaiuwstAs 7. CassselI ..
ns.sss teiI~se ~. Temp<e .
saiEste q. ps.i, Cssss q
Gslh, ~. stAia~ ~
e<sstssssss q. Lafayette ~.
NUsekisses Q. psesei .
Hss~sfsrd ~. dusifars .
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~ SHIPS OIL the .Noi NtS IAN q
in northern France. II was ;
The air ministry said fires were
started on the docks ard railroads
a. Hamburg during the night and
that large fires were started In
Bremen. although tire attack there
was less heavy"
Many bombs were seen 20 burst
or tire docks At Dunkirk Il added,
where fires we're left burning.
Six Planes DOwned
There were many fierce battles
between Raj bombers and Ger
man night fighters. II added. Six
British planes were lost
The Raj coastal command re-
ported raids on enemy shipping
off the Norwegian coast and the
Frisisn islands during the night
Ten ships. Including a tanker
ard large weasel and ar
escort ship. were nit. this CON-
nunious said a number Of
others were attacked but IL VA
impossible 70 observe results.' One
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
Red Armies
Face Disaster
In New Drive

BERLIN-Nazi reports to-
day said Field Marshal Gerd
Won Rundstedt's armies are
pushing eastward across the
upper Donets river in the
kharkov area in spearhead
which may be designed to
sever forward communica-
tons lines between the central
and south Russian fronts.
The German high command re-
ported that Nan troops have
forced passage Of the upper
Donets river at several unspeci-
fled points.
other reports indicated that the
advances are in the region OF
Kharkov, the great Ukraine IN
dustrial center which fell into
Man hand. some days ago.
Airplanes Lead Attack
The German attack on the
Donets line was paced by strong
luftwaffe formations which also
roared ahead of the reported Ger
man pursuit" Of beaten" enemy
troops in the crimea.
In its Crimea operations the
German air force was credited
with sinking a 3,0oo-ton merchant
ahip and damaging three warships
and a large troop chip.
South of Leningrad. German
forces were credited by the high
command with breaking through
strongly fortified Russian defense
zones west OF Volkhoy. about 40
miles south Of Leningrad. II was
reported that the Germans cap
tured 533 Russian bunkers and
field Notifications in this region
Fall to Cross River
To the north. however. around
Ieningrad, Russian attempts 10
break the Nazi enlightenment ring
were still under way but all at
tempts by the Russians to cross TO
the west shore of the Neva river
were reported repulsed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
Anti-Church Offensive
Scheme Known 3 Years;
Details Are Disclosed

President Roosevelt in his Navy Day address this week
referred TO Nazi plan 10 abolish all religions Catholic.
Protestant Aohammedan. Hindu Buddhist and Jewish alike
The president devoted only three paragraphs Of his address
To the Naz plan bat few days earlier A. A Bsre IT,.
assistant secretary Of state described the plan detail
At the annual meeting Of the National Council Of the NJ
CnIu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
Army Bomber Burns:
Four Men Are Killed

F1NDLAY, O. "A B-25 Z. 3.
army light bomber crashed in
flames In farm field 10 miles
west of here today killing its four
occupants.