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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-02

LOTS /, A, 5. %, %, "a, rs,
Square 2 of Tract 10, Key
West. Mrs. D. NJ Power,
Hibbing, MINI. jly1-1wkx
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Brazil uses sweet potatoes to
fatten pigs.
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HEARING THINGs: Letter from

HEARING THINGS: Letter from
Jean Donnelly in Hollywood tells Of
the swell work of the Women Filters
of America. This organization plans
to train women along the same lines
as its British forerunner did--as an
auxiliary to our Air Corps. They
would carry supplies, deliver planes
from factories to military and naval
depots. operate ambulance-planes,
give first aid, etc. Il would not
duplicate the work Of any other
women's organization in the coun-
try.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-02
IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN

l Water and Sewerage.
2 More Hotels and Apartments
g. Beach and Bathing Pavilion
4 Airports-Land, and Sea-
(. S Consolidation ii County ana City Gov
crnments.
8 A Modern City Hospital,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-02
FOR sALE--MIscELLANEoUs

FOR SALE-8-cylinder Terra
plane engine, ideal for boat or
pump. Gray's Fishery, Ojus.
jun27
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TRAILERS. Apply, Tommie's
Skating Palace. iun23-tf
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FOURTEEN FIT. SAILBOAT
Fully equipped. 500. James H
Pinder. 1877 Petronia Street.
ian3-s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
G-Men Wilt Lace
On Valentines Of
Our Ladies air
WASHINGTON =

WASHINGTON - Somebody n
always taking the Joy out Of life.
and today the Omen did their best
10 wilt the lace on valentines Of
the feminine sex.
Their unchivalrous reminder on
this day devoted 10 ST Valentine
and TO unblushing declarations Of
love vas.
The woman criminal IL more
dangerous and violent than the
male: feminine crime Ia inoreas-
Ing.
Files on 1910 crime showed that
although women commit fewer
crimes than men. their violations
are more serious
FBI Director Edgar Hoover
said crime by females increased
sppreoiabiy last year.
For each 1000 men and 1000
women arrested during 1910. there
were - women charged with muir
der but only 10 men.
The survey also showed that
when the criminal Of the gentle
sex stops short OF murder. she
isn't reluctant TO give her victim e
little rough treatment Sixty
three women Of each / 900 arrests
were charged with assault com
pared with only IS men out Of
600.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
House Group Summons Navy Chief
For Testimony at Secret Session
uAsIiISGTOS

NAsHISGTOS - The Hous.
Naval Affairs committee decided
Friday 10 call Admiral Harold r.
STARK. chief - naval operations
for secret testimony on q navy
request 10 build an 500 900 air
base - Samoa. southwestern
anchor point u the Pacific defense
line.
Chairman Carl Tnson. d. Ca.
said stark would be heard IN ez-
scutivs session Saturday.
Capt. Harry W Hin. represent
Ing stark. said the navy chief Nas
responsible for the proposal %
authorize construction u fhs ss-
rnoz bass Hs said that since air
planes rad become important IN
defense calculations. Samoa, hith-
erto % little strategic importance.
rad become factor In the strats-
&c picture.
When yinsoa asked what
force would be stzfiosed on
Samoa. Hill Indicated that for
military reasons he did not
wish 10 answer. tinson then
ssid stark would be called
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
father Forbids
Son Signing Up
With Canadians

VANCOUVER, p. C.-H. Roger
Benjamin. wealthy New Yorker,
has forbidden his 19-year-old son,
John Benjamin. to join the Royal
Canadian Air Force. recruiting
officers said here Friday.
Young Benjamin sent a tele-
gram from Seattle, saying he was
unable to get his fathers per-
mission to join the R.C.A.F. He
requested that his application be
withheld until later date-pre-
sumably until he is Of age and
able to enlist without parents
consent.
Young Benjamin, civilian
pilot with 500 hours in the air.
came to Vancouver from Seattle
Monday to join the F.C.AF. Air
force officials heard. however,
that his father wanted TO talk
il over" with him, and was fly
ing to Seattle from New York.
They told him to return TO Seattle
and get his fathers permission to
Join.
Benjamin has been employed
in the accounting department Of
Boeing aircraft in Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Jugoslavs win
Meet Hitler

HGt6aADg jsGesiav aipio.
mats. IL ~ss believed h~rs. ~. sna~
f~rssnx With sss<h povssen h1tn1Q-
ter Je~ehim ven nihh~nsrsp rss1at
ard ~tii meet Adoif tsisiow sasus.
day
rhe latetsl sssssssssisss. u
VS. sssS. sss hpssg ss16 ~
Hlshsstsep. rve~sssv Druggists
Gseshsstssh go vsssign NM
tssss Alssss1ss Csssas. MAINS
sissh 81 ~ Nsss fssstgs 49,
isssrs ssssss 81 1ss~h.. 800
saisssss.
II rss sxp~sssd that Hihbsntsap
sosia outline Ia than fne feis
Germany hopss Juxosisvis uslt
play In tn~ ssis tssiksa campaign
which 10 sxpsstsd 10 f~ iasn1h~d
asa1sniy. possibiy al any n,osssss-
SEINE time Saturday. according
10 Information ssrs. the jsxosisv
statesmen ~ili motor 10 7ssfehlae-
Esasn 10 sSs Hitler
rb~fs ~ss M official eommuss
lqtss Friday an the conferences ard
u Sss bsiisvsd nans may 10 issued-
All officials hare continued 10 OBJ
serss ths xfsstsss secrecy senessn~
Ing the nesting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Sherry, Lyons
Gets 80 Days

Sherry Lyons. 23-year.old blonde
ana hlls-eysd propristrsss ~ thu
Dee hotel. ~ iSiDis Broadway.
the former Lido. was sentenced
70 30 days in the county jail Thurs
day afternoon by justice Clarence
b Layton
She readily put up 81 900 hgnd.
however % keep her freedom
while appeal Of the sentences ls
pending
The young woman. sho asked
for isnisney on the plea that shs
already has stopped hopiisKging
and H. even disTosins Of ina hoisl.
also Wa fined $3.50.
Specifically. shs Nas accused ~
Illegal possession ~ hard liquor
on Jan. IS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Airfields
In Southern
LibYa Taken
British Forces
Assisted in
Dessert Attack

LONDON British patrols
operating with Free French
forces in the southern Libyan
desert have captured the
Traghen oasis. % miles north
east of Marzuk. and have de-
stroyed Italian airfields At
Marzuk and in the kufra
oasis. British military quar-
ters said Friday.
The information indicated that
a. least two Rritish-Free French
units were operating IN southern
Iihya because the air base At
kufra Il $50 miles southeast Of
Tfsg hen
Free French headquarters here
announced earlier this week that
a Free French column from French
Equatorial Africa had taken kufra.
500 miles south 81 Tobruk. Head.
quarters Of Gen. Charles DE Gualle
leader If Free France. said two
weeks ago that a column from
Chad had destroyed the Italian
outpost at Marzuk and had cap
iured the Italian post At III
Gatrun. nearly 100 miles south
east Of Marzuk.
First Free French reports Of
attacks on Marzuk and III Gratun
indicated that raiders in early
operations had been content To
shoot up and destroy Msrzuk,
moving on then 20 the occupa-
ton Of ri Grstun. Now. however,
the information In British military
quarters Indicated that the Free
French forces had been joined by
the British and were not only
shooting up the Italian desert out
posts but were occupying and us-
ing them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
WAR BULLETINS

BERLIN-Sma of German bombers Thursday night
attacked military including
fields south southwestern England factory
London and harbor works Haeh and Marga official
German agency DNB said Friday.
FOLkSTONE, Eng-age forces Of German planes operating
reminiscent Of the ~
last September October attempted Friday through
the defenses Of southeastern England
British fighter planes.
BERIIN-The official DSB reported
nine British sptfre fighters shot down
with German plane. French channel coast
The British fighters, DNB said shot
air formation attempted English
a bombing expedition.
LONDON-Brtsh and German squsdrons fought
battles the English region COM
parable the plane September
France would Italian campaigns
against Britain this spring
Generaissimo Francisco spain reported Al
with Benito Bordghera 10 ba.
mo" 20 Invitation which conveyed
through Mussoini to take Spain Into the
ATHENs-Greek troops have Italians farther back
into Albania 900 prisoners large stores Of
rss ammunition and morars the high command COM
munque said Friday
Flooding through three feet Greeks dodzed
Italians from sOoofoot height the northern govern
ment spokesman said The men CAPTAIN,
among them, dead the battlefield.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Is Bounbers
Await Trip
To England
Flying Fostrsasss
DeoS lnsiqnio Of
British Force

MeCHORD YIELD Their
presence kept secret. II nns-
Ing four-matcrcd bombing
ship. Flying Fortrcsaes."
each marked with nritizh In
sigma. have been lined ~
here for several weeks. pre-
sumahly being held for de-
livery to England. Il was rs-
ssaled Friday.
Air sssr~ officials hers teelin>d
- give details eonsssnlne M
hamh<ss
The ships h~slsvsa "a ~ equip
ped wish tks famed spsrry hatab-
sights ~sre fiswr here fsom
csilfafnls. and are said II -
marked fes delivery IN Issitstn. n
seeordsnes with . ear d~r>rsmsse
announcement ~ last November.
n vas learned unnffseisIly the
planes have not yss ne~s released
10 England. despite The nrisisn
insignia already painted on tisss
siss@
rhs planes are n the n.i7 syps.
noesns 10 reported IN have sas.
.irurts.i ~ ~ them for ths
government
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Banks Set New
High Mark Here

An all-time new high in Tacoma
bank transactions was reached in
January. Ward c. Van Arnam.
manager Of Taco ma Clearing
House association. announced Fri
oay. The total was Si07 5s4 900.
Incidentally he showed, the 1910
total transactions OF Taco m
banks. i.024.s15.O0O. vas the
highest yearly total since the
former record Of .05e.3l1 900 IN
the boom year Of 1929.
Tacoma's January total was
few millions better than the De
oember. 1910. mark OF SOL 7o5, 900
and that was a record high in
itself
Looking back over the records
of the years. Van Arnsm found
the best January total Of the past
was n the boom 1929 when the
marx was set at ss3.0l3 900 Jan
usry. 1910. produced g total Of
only s7s.545. 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
PLANES FOR Raj AT MCh0R
More Buses
Ordered by
7. R. & Poo.

Twelve new buses. costing
In excess of $4,000. and
each providing one-third more
seating capacity than the
largest the company has in
service now. have been or
dered from the manufacture
ers. Curtiss l.. Hill, president
of T. X. & p. Co, announced
Friday.
lie so advised the city council
BY letter. replying to the councils
action Of last Monday threatening
complaint to the state public
service commission about over
crowding Of existing equipment at
peak hours.
Patience Asked
1T will of course take a little
time for the manufacturer 10
complete the order and TO get the
new busses into service. and we
will have to ask the public To bear
with US for this period" Hill said
Friday.
His statement showed that be-
cause of increased traffic due 10
increased industrial activity and
the many thousands OF troops sta
toned at Fort Lewis, Camp Muir
ray and McChord Field, the COM
pany's officers and directors had
been studying the question of pur-
chasing additional equipment since
the first of the year.
On Belt Line, Too
That the peak-hour congestion
was not confined TO T. r. & p.
facilities. but applied to the city's
own tideflats service as well, was
also pointed out by Hill.
The increase has come very
largely in the peak hours" he said
Friday. and that makes difficult
operating situation Inasmuch as
passengers transfer freely from
the Belt line (city operated) to
our system, the same difficulty
must be apparent there, perhaps
to an even greater extent.
II the manufacturing establish
Continued on Page %, Column ID
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Heavy Fog
Over City

Traffic moved a. q snAifs pace
IN Tacoma Friday morning after a
dense fog bianksted the city short
ly before a m.
The fog was preceded BY a
heavy frost Minimum tsmpsra-
ture reported by the a. r. sssthsf
bureau IN the Fidelity bldg Was
20 degrees. while AZ Accbord field
the ioas Was "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

The bill carrying The samosn
project also embraces a $500 600
authorization for improvements q,
fhs island % Guam. Congress has
tire. times turned down tbs prob
sct for dredging the harbor there
establishment Of brsaksstsr.
and other Improvements 70 make
N. hArbor usabls b. navy sea
planes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

Looking ahsaG a fs~ months.
Tacoma school directors set dates
Thursday afternoon for oofnmsoes.
ushf exercises Ia the tao public
high schools
Ttatss filoesn we're Monday.
Jun. . for Stadium and Tuesday.
Jans 10. for Lincoln. School class.
- al viii ckse ina nszt aAS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

OLYMPIA $500 The first rev.
enue-raising measure OF Gov.
Arthur II. Langlie's tar pro-
gram-taxina pinball and slot
machines had won ia initial
victory Friday as this senate
revenue and taxation commit
tee brought Il out With .
favorable majority vote.
u ~as ths first ~ The COVER
sors legislative program bsiis TO
- reported Oss ~ q COMMITTEES
u ths higher house fhs biii cas-
expected 20 find . spot 90 the
calendar 81 an ssrir dats, pa
siBiy at tina senssss FIRST Batsf-
day ssssi0n tornoro@.
Tho ssii would raise ~.
90. 40 fhis bl~assssss. ssss.
f.asxiis estimated. ~ ,ssssss-
ing ,hs psssest half sf sss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

southern Italy Monday night
and Tuesday morning IN an
attempt 10 cut communlea.
tIons. the high command as.
serted Friday in a eommu-
nlque.
The British parAchutists were
armed with machine guns. hand
grenades and explosives. accord
ing To the communlque.
II vas asserted that the Italian
vigilance service gave the alarm
and that all the parachuiists wers
captured before they could cause
the grave damage they had IN
mind
This presumably left u
matter for speculation wheth-
.r the high command meant
10 imply that some non
grave damage WAS done
During the capture. the com
munique said. there was q fight
In which one Waterman and one
civilian were killed.
There was no immediate indi-
cation how many British para.
chutiats were involved
The attack followed .
British naval bopbsrdment of
Genoa. al tho northern end
OF the Italian peninsula. nj
dawn SUNDAY and persistent
AIR force attacks On sicily
and mainland targets.
The high command communiqus
for Tuesday had announced that
British planes had flown over
some parts 81 southern Italy and
Sicily during the previous night.
causing slight damage BY bombs
II was In the same AREA II
southern Italy. In the Luoania
area south Of Naples and the
cslabria area a. the toe ~ The
peninsula, that the parachute
troops were dropped. according 10
the high command.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

OLYMPIA Beeagss Of a fia<,d
e voluntary testimony relating 70
conditions AZ ths stats penal and
reform Institutions. tns legislative
Investigating COMMITTEES vii s<ss
70 delay ia final report until Fsb.
- Rep. willard Tan. spo<sns.
said Friday
The report Of tbs COMMITTEES e
de Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

sPohA>E-Lscey 4urro1. for
mer state director Of Washington
highways and now a Lieutenant
colonel in the u. S. army air corps.
viii leave New York Monday on a
special mission 10 London, accord
ing 70 word received here Friday.
Details Of AurroW's mission
were said 10 be confidential" He
viii be assigned as an observer al
the United States embassy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

that Japan was doina every.
thing In ito power 10 adjust soviet.
Japanese relations lie said that
conditions appeared favofshls Tor
osiet-Jspans-s rspprcehsmsns.
ichinosni,s s.sGesseH . ses.
aggression part becssse article
fiss NJ the B~sils- nS~ss rstys
military alliance sselmass
Russia fs"w lie pssvt~w.
fehlnomlys said that " vsss NJ
strained iapsne-~. American re-
istinns thu seeuriiy N Japsn's
northern aefsnsss Was particular
~ important.
Aatsuoka said that mlssislnas
regarding clauses barring German
and italian aid 10 japan in event
Of q Russo japanese var ~srs
und.r.s sndabis bo, he said that
when u was formulated article
fiv. .nvis.Esd adjustment ~ ali
susso. Japanese difficulties
DIPLOMACY asssst ~ sss-
a.et.A ewfy eW tbs hssts ~
agreements" Msts.ets sssd.
"a nssi 10 hss~a ss shasse
IN Developments fs.m tiSse IN
tinse."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Senate Committee Approves
Pinball. Slot Machine Tax
Solons Send Measure TO Upper
House With Favorable Report

gsss sss ps,ssf ~fis ~ -
p~s s~ss - ssssisgs.
Two members NJ the revenues
ard takstien COMMITTEES. sen1.
Len Nssssss<k. flsres. and Jssspa
D. nob~rts. King. sixnsa . snln1r-
ny report opposing p>sssxs ~ ~
h4ii sen. a. ~ Muffin. rahtmas
q Chairman.
ms sshes wslss sssspoe
hsII 10 ~ sssessss's pssernw.
se-ssaeskag go sesi>tsg ~
ussssss sese1ssss isoe psese-
l~ssn pss1assss fss loo. so -
10 hss.~ Revenues 49, tsss16no
ssssnsisise.
fhs hesss~ isf1fss long ana q
times loudly rhafsdsy ~ftssn1os
assf lts e.lsndxr before pasn1a9
10 balis between bsttiss over thsso
controversial measures.
rn~ three bsiis winch took ~
sso~t o. the fise-hour ssssten sepo
on~x prohibiting pubic offielsie
Or employees from running ~
sffse@ 9hsis drawing public sn1asy.
= constitutional amsndmsnt -
lszaiIxS q graduated nst incoe1e
tsx and ons placing ths to-m1u
t4x limit ls~ In The constituf1ea.
All three bills were second
reading only and no final vuee
uas taken on th<m-
Among the measures On ~
senate calendar Friday were oaeo
putting Olympia hotel rates undog
supervision of The public serv>oo
department.. requiring soldters -
given their jobs hack afteg eogv~
ing thar year In the army. - :
memorial ASKING congrens - ou1lo
. $4,000 Airbsss 1t 1ayweo4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

Unless the temperature dives 10 SO degrees below
Pfc. John Striebich member OF the 18th nfontry SKI
petrol Porodse voIey doesn't worry obou the cold
long he is cod in the Penguin eepine bog which he
in the picture obove.
The bog, filled with two pounds Of down be used
outpost duty extremely cold clnotes And when lis
time to retire Strebch simply pulls his inside the bog
unties the cords around eoch onke enobe him put
both feet inside leg for mutual ~ormh ond then goes
TO sleep More pictures on Poee "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
japanese
F ear War
With Russia

T0kYO-A suggestion Was
made in parliament Friday
that Foreign Minister Yosuke
Matsuoka conclude a non.
aggression pact with Russia
IN vicw Of Japans inability
10 obtain German and Italian
help in event " q Russo
japanese war"
ass=laAs declined % comment
On the suggestion. made nv
Fussp ro iehinnmlys. . menh<f II
the budget COMMITTEES = tho sowsr
hanss ~ parliament. hut he ssld
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Ground bog ~ no ground nos
Mr. Ma. w.smaf~ ~ aip - y
u i firmly convinced that spring
i here she has blooming dsffo.
dis IN her yard To prove a.
=. 4 frfEins, Tacoma publisher
and finsncicf was heinE treated
A. his hnme Friday Tor a CRACKED
rib received when his car eolllded
sith one driven by odeii Jses,s.ea.
isat broadway. Thursday after
noon The accident occurred At "a
2ath and { s,s.
The Tacoma to- Olympia move.
ment Is continuing throughout he
legislative days Police Lieut.. MN
rsrrsr. assessor Pred a. smith.
Martha yesterday. Paul Newman
and Ircd rnsum were among
visitors In Olympia Thursday.
state ra,foiman Mihe Wayne IL
busy explaining that tho Tacoma
area has two orchard roads and
and Orchard street besides lie
untangled q wreck Tuesday night
on one ~ the orchard roads. but
II was the ono al South American
lake and not ON North Yakima
ave. a. u appeared
Boseo Petrich. confined To an
Incubator upon birth last month.
this weekend VIII take residence
vita hla parvn,s. NJ. and Mrs.
Alien retrich. In their new hmm.
at saoi No. a5th 81.
Glenn brovn. pressman Who
underwent an appcndeotomy re.
Gently. returned 10 work thIs week.
Mr.. and Mr.. aoai =. nos,n.e.
and children Susan and sLipps
were guests this week At ths John
Allan Hood home at Dash Point
oharls. v. 4. Mann. who made
the trip On the diesel "leep" from
Kansas CITY 90 Los Angeles. re-
ports Jim Marshall. well knossn
former Horthwes, nswspap.rman
and now Golfers writer. has
never completely recovered the uss
If one arm Marshall. Injured
CONTINUED on Page ~. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Man Killed by Tree

Daniel jones. 50. a Nlndfail
bueksr. was killed BY a falling
tree Thursday in a logging camp
near Rhode lake. The body Was
brought 70 the Tueli Funeral
home By state Pstrolman n. l.
Gray Of EnuInela~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

OLYMPIA - Governor Arthur n.
L4ngIiss ball 70 proyies for audit
ing u an STATE departments szs
flied in ths house FRIDAY.
me BAH provides for two sudits.
= pss.asdit quarterly 70 set up
ting budget for each departments
operation. Snlch cannot os az
essded. and . pcst-audlt ~ en-
psnditurss once each year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

wtsWr> ~-rrw.sasa
Roosevelt told Japanese Amh..za.
dor klchisabura Nemurs Friday
that there are developments in
tho relations between IN. United
states and Japan which cause con.
Germ"
The new envoy IN turn pledged
himself 10 do al IN his power 20
bring about better understand.
ings" between tho two nations
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Arlen S Father Dies

HOLLYWOOD-Film Actor
Richard Arlen left by plane En-
dsy for St Paul. MINI, 10 attend
funeral services for his father
James Mzttimore, SIS. who died
Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Here, FidO,
Burglar Has
Bone fOrY You

NEWTON, Msssy-A burglar
caught here had a rubber bone
In his Xii Of tools. He gave IL
10 watch dogs 10 keep them
quiet while he worked
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

per cent bsssssss tan % ssseh
machines 10 10 u 20 per essf-
Msehisss h WATCH shin pAsys
. part In assesmAniag wss-
sings ~iii psy 10 vss cent go
those who're ehases shsns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy tonight and SUNDAY.
Temperatures: High, Sc: ios, 80.
sun rises, 1913. sets. 5.J.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

ROME Foreign correspondents
we're informed FRIDAY that hence
forth they must obtain special per.
mission 10 leave Rome
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ............S5.0 zs. 600
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
British
Parachuiisis
on Italy
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BULLETIN

BfRII> - Tho Newspaper
Hsn.a,sr.sher AntsiKef .ssa
FRIDAY that 81 persons we're
llued % wounded and an IN
lae.s number listed a. Miss
,nx q. result ~ british air raids
a. Hanover Monday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

ROME - Great Britain.
launching n direct attack
against the Italian mainland,
dropped parachute troops IN
the Calabria-Lucania area OF