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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26
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Hart told United Press corre-
spondent.
Il don't hear too often. but I do
when they hit. and have reports
of one large Japanese transport
and one minesweeper being sunk.
! also have reports of two that
are probable. One is a large sea-
plane tender. I believe this tender
was a man of war. The other
probably Is another transport.
81 wish I could give you
more news today. Our subna-
rinee are out hunting. The
hunting may not have been no
good. but this much In my
Christmas present"
Following is the text of the
army's communique;
Fighting continues on all
fronts. There still Ia no change
In the situation. The enemy
continues Ia he reinforced. No
enemy air activity has been
reported"
The communique was issued be-
fore q series OF air raid alarms.
During one. which was sounded at
1:45 p. m. few bombs were
dropped on the northern end of
Manila's port area. Smoke rose
from the bombed area but 1t van
ished quickly. indicating that any
blaze which may have been started
was extinguished speedily.
American military quarters said
that Japanese pressure still was
being exerted on defending forces
in both North and South Luzon
but II was said that last night
action was limited chiefly to pa
troll activity.
Bombs Miss shipping
Most conspicuous Japanese air
activity occurred in early after
noon when ~ Japanese bombers
in three flights Of nine planes each
circled over the city for more
than an hour.
Some bombs were dropped
into Manila hay hut they failed
ia hit shipping.
Outnumbened by Japanese land
ing forces, American and Filipino
troops were putting up a stiff
fight
An American commander in the
Lingayen gulf area said that "ir
the battle of Lingayen gulf the
troops that rendered the most gal.
liant service have been the regular
army. the Philippine scouts, includ.
ing cavalry and artillery forces
manned by the Philippine scouts.
In modern war no troops have
shown more courage or devotion
TO duty" he added.
Tariac Ia Bombed
A United Press correspondent
at Tarlac. IS miles north Of Ma
Mia. reported by telephone that
Tsrlac, a provincial capital. was
bombed by three Japanese planes
shortly after noon on Christmas
day.
A lumber mill and several
other buildings were hit. At
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26

Amid n csc peaceful mus
where the stars know no black
out and the young moon is all her
crescent purity shines softly over
head. it is still hard TO think that
the world groans beneath the
heel Of pagan tyranny.
Yet our christian brethren
come closer 10 us in this hour
of travail. Fresh uniforms are
to he seen in the cobbled alley
ways and narrow byroads that
twist and Irvine through my
city of Bethlehem.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26
BLOOD AND THUNDER
POSITIVELY RAMPANT

James Hadley Chase writes the
toughest dialogue in England. He's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26
THE MAYOR OF BETHLEHEM SPEAKS
On Weather-Beaten Faces
Shines a Light Strange
In War-Scafred Days
CHRISTIAN BRETHREN COME CLOSER
sv HIS WORSHIP HANNA EFFENDI kAwAs
MAYOR or BETHLEHEN
f..,s,er for ths United Press

third that have the unhappy
christian brethren abroad in time Of war
many year gospel Of preached in this
shepherd city Of Bethlehem.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26

For military reasons 7 cannot say
precisely in which Puget Sound
ports the work will be done. but
il will be commenced shortly"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in Z. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26

A United Press correspondent
at Tarlac. IS miles north Of Ma
Mia. reported by telephone that
Tsrlsc, a provincial capital. was
bombed by three Japanese planes
shortly after noon on Christmas
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26

A lumber mill and several
other buildings were hit. At
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26

r"eed TO go FIotterins febr;e..
rich te''s. sophisticated ,urben.,
o'f-'he-foes brims, Hundred. Of
"s'es' You're sure TO find JUS, the
nor TOR sos in this srorotie soIe,
-Rhooes. Horsoin Annex
Evening star., 1941-01-14

Amazing volues! Genuine eother
loose powder compoots ond full size
cigarette coses! In red, green, blue.
brown and black, with three intiols
stamped in gold color.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James wsntzsi. az: Anssiyn cssiigliose
fq. An
Samuel j. Perna. 20. Rita Trudeau, %.
James Robert clsrey, as Doyne Geral
dine Bundy. 20.
Charles Yo6ng. Is: Donna Wssthrook. rs
Harry Lee ousrles. 25i Elizabeth Palmer
81.
Bernard Pittigllo. Is Florence Munsio. p
stephen =. chobot, 26i Olga chmlelnieki
John W. Green. as; Betty Pauline wor
sham. 20.
Matthew chlsnetts. IS; Anna Arsna. %
William II. Moses, 80; Ida Mae Johnson
a.
Charles Lauricells %; Anna Rubino, ~.
Robert Erwin Greene, t0i Marian Eldeai
Hester. %.
Emil Harb0wy. rs Adele A. Maciarz, 20
John Krywko. 20; Virginia Kozlowski, 10
Bonnie Boythe. %. steiie DmytrysEyn, "a
Arch p. Kinder. 81; =. Edna Graves, ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
DEATHS

Edward Ernest Hummer. Si5s7s Princeton,
as.
John Kelly, i7T3 West ctnfieins. so.
Charles III. Cowles. $500 CAdieuxSH4.
sanalia Mae Kidd. 2f2 South summit. 81.
Lindsay r. johnson, 6f4e Haxlett ~.
Jaaoh VIII. 1910 Maple. IS.
Karen Welshans, s4f6 Dearborn. 7 months
William Chepak. i2f2s Maine. 81.
Leo FCStaIn, 17if2 San Juan, 81.
Byron dough. 1885 stoepel, 81.
lola Paridie, 7643 Cameron, IS.
Mary c. Russell, 1902 Pallister. as.
Frank Benesh, 15s94 Woodinghom drive, 81
Bertha L. Wrook, 1880 Whitaker, 70.
Augusta Grabowski, 9i3i Chamberlain. IS
Walter George Teuton, 237 Adelaide, 81.
Leonard David. $50 Kanter. 10.
Edmund Riernat $500 Medbury. 80.
Archie d. AacKay, 1857 Boston boulevard
Cecil Jarvis swan, whittier Apartments, 50
c Redman Moon, 1888 Broadstreet. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
TO-DAY At you! Fsxorits MOVIE

trE-Hsrper and Frentesae
hNL Open il:i5 An Edward %
Robinson Edna Best "DIsPATCH FROM
REUTERS &c Cesar Romero. sheiia RAN,
"GAY CABALLFRO." Ovenware 10 Ladies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Edwin H: Griffin, rs; Margaret Mary
Risg %.
Chester N. Singleton. 20; Hattie NJ. Dss-
ehler. n.
Chester Holewinski. 20: Olga sstey. 20. =
Russell Friday. IS; Martha Quinn, 80.
oliver Edward Hoover, "a; Mary Helen
Holmes rs.
Joseph Bucei Butch. IS; Sarah Isaia
Saved %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
DEATHS

Alsert Kroepel. SOFA Crane. IS,
Mary NJ. Ditch, t0ie Field. 81.
Edward Hines. 1873 Crane, So.
Frank Hitzelberger. e402 East Forest. IS.
LYDIA Fleming. 1851 West Lafayette, 81,
Toive Arne Polki. 6i2s Trufnbuli, IS,
Sterling Albert Sperm, 1850 Northlawn
20
John schnem. 1911 First. 49,
Florence c. Hogan. Arnold Home, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

lJnCN--Ford Road-C Chase, Dearborn
hL'bN open 6:i5 l5c. Child Toe.
Lew Ayres, "DR. kiLDARE's CRISIS. !"
c. Cummings. HAUNTED HONEYMOON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

AIcrp-E. Warren at Outer DIR. NJ. 77sS
hLuLh Open 6:i5. Robert Taylor m
FLIGHT COMMAND" Plus THIEF or
BAGDAD," with SAbu and Conrad Veht
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
: "a xso ''I'l Sez4Ece DEzec20W
CLEASERs--NEIGHBORH0oD
nEIINIRIt<

EXPRESS Cleaners Expert tailoring
tLARvE : MoTHPRooFiNG). Ahera.
tons 1889 schoolcraft. Vermont 6-O242.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Four Triple Winners

The venerable Woodlawn Vase,
which was buried during the Civil
War to protect it from lootlng
troops. was presented to Mr..
Wright in a colorful ceremony
after the race, by a committee
composed Of Vanderbilt. Gov.
Herbert O'Connor and Mayor Of
Baltimore II. W. Jackson.
The victory, worth S49.360 10
Whirlaway. lifted the Blenheim Il
DuStwhirl colts lifetime winnings
to S19f.69l. His next start will be
June 7 in the $4,000 Belmont
Stakes. Only four horses have
won the triple crown which
now lies within Whirlaways reach.
They were Sir Barton. Gallant
Fox. Omaha and War Admiral
Todays was the first Preakness
victory for a Derby winner since
War Admiral won II in 1887. after
anDcXing the Churchill Downs
classic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
ADD BEDFORD OPENTO GOLF SCHEDULE
36-Hoie Event Is Slated for August y

[. & 6. A. but later It added the
present footnote 10 rule Is which
0kays this procedure in trap.
Chicago Heights Golf Ciub.
,rHers Tommy Sheehau, the
Mcodorbrook stdr. learned the
game, shortly irdi hoid special
dog bonoring HIM for horing led
the quoiiffrs m the 1889 Ma
tionut Amateur. II ,cos scheduled
for last Summer bpt had tn be
colled of because business pre-
rented Tommy from attending.
Two daughters Of Wilfrid Reid
former Detroit professional. have
moved here They are Jane Reid
who is studying 10 be a nurse, and
Joan, who IS employed in the Of
flee at Oakland Hills Country
Club. Mrs. Joseph Devany. wife
of the Crosse lie professional. is
their sister.
Drelc Eglesfop, one Of the top
notchers among the younger
poIfers here. has received his
draft qucStiOunnire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

Totals y - TOTALS - r. Il
.Ratfsd frf Nysrs m eighth
Bsited for Erickson IN seventh.
Bsttsd for Page m ninth.
CHICAGO NO1 ol0 mo !
Cincinnati nol G4o 00N S
Runs -McCuiou gh Yn,nE Frsy. Inoff
" Mccormick. psrrIngsr. Frror- hytrs
Runs hsfted In strfnger. Frey. Ripple
p Mccormick Dsrrinrer. TWo-hsse hrs
Ioost " Mccormick SHcrhces
SfrinEer Av@rs Derringer Double plaNs
Hack 20 Stringsrs to Lsihef Young 20
r Mccormick Ten ~ hsfes-ChicaE1 10.
e ncinnati T. Bases On hsliE-On French
T. m psrrinEsr s. struck oui p Frick
son J. ~ Derfinger Hits or French
5 N a. fanings. Of Erickson I IN ! IS
tnninEs Of Page l N Innings. III ~
piicfer BY French fYoIngi. Losing pitcher
Fferch. impifss Dunn. AsEefkurih and
stewart Time S. Attendance So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Walker, Wyatt
Dodger Stars
In Victory

PHILADELPHIA. May 10.-Blu
Herman got five straight hits, in
Guiding two-tr triples; Dixie Walker
hit his sixth. homer and Whit
Wyatt gave only five hits for his
sixth straight victory as the Dodg-
ers trimmed the Phillies, A to /.
today.
The Dodgers hoped on Tom
Hughes for two runs in the first
on Herman's single, Wasdells
double and Medwick's sin 6 ! e.
Walker homered in the fourth and
IN the ninth. with Johnson pitch
ing. Reese singled and Herman
trlplcd for the final run.
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First
In Predkness

Continued from First Sport Page)
placed over Whirlaway's right eye,
so that he couldn't see the invit-
ing stretches of track TO his right.
II was Just a breeze coming
down the home stretch. Arcaro
eased him up. His time for the
distance was :5s.4 The record
IS SOD. set by Pompoon in 1887
though Seahiscuit ran the distance
in 1883 the day he beat War
Admiral IN the Pimlico special.
The start that day, however, was
q Malk-un
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

clear the trap, the present Red
Run pro. without seeking any adj
vantage. leyeled his tracks before
the next stroke. He was penalized
two strokes. boosting his total n
26S. one more than that of Neil
Christian. the winner.
The penalty was upheld by the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
In CLUB SHELL HONOR OF LIEUT. GEORGE O. MDDDTCH
M Warns Up
For 4th Defense
Of Big 10 Title

ANN ARBOR, May 10 Michi-
CANS track team today warmed
up for its fourth defense of the
Big Ten outdoor title scheduled
for next weekend with a GOAL
triumph over Ohio State at his
toric Ferry Field here.
The Buckeye introduced a
worthy share of stars, but couldn't
match the all-around power of the
Wolverines. 1t is upon this power
that Michigan will depend to re-
tain the conference championship
against the onslaught of Indiana's
Hoosiers in Minneapolis.
Michigan swept the pole vault
as Charles Decker, Wilbert Wede-
noja and Jack McMaster tied at
y feet. Captain Don Canham of
Michigan was pushed TO a new
field record AT 6 feet So inches
by his teammate, Yves Allen. as
the Wolverines dominated this
event.
In running events. the Wolver-
ines were most effective in the
1OO-yard dash and the half-mile.
Warren Braidcnbach, blond senior,
established a new meet and Michi-
gan varsity record when he I'm
lshed far ahead of the $50 field
in :52.4
John KautZ was behind him for
n second. AL Thomas, the De
troiter, was clicked in 10 seconds
fiat as he won the l00-yard dash
ahead of Al Piel, his mate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
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Probable Pitchers

= ~ fsftlf = y III A'HA y
DETROIT tBridEssi - Chicago tLNnrt
Cleveland tBagby Rnd Dorsef1 - 81
LOUIS ts4uksr and Alien. ? gsnss
Nsw York tGomez Or BQuhAmi - Pos
ton tGruvet.
Philadelphia tMeCrsbhi - Wsshingtor
tChsssI.
ShTioSAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn fHiFbei A. Philadelphia tGras
SOM
81 LOU. tNAhsnh ~ Pittsburgh ,Hsint.
tslnanf.
Boston Erickson 81 Ner Yerk tBou
mani.
Chicago tPssseaul A. Cincinnati tvsndel
nssrt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Derringer Hur|s
Reds 10 Win
International New. S,r,,o, wiz.

CINCINNATI. May 10. Limit
ing the Chicago Cubs To seven
scattered hits. all singles. Paul
Derringer pitched the Cincinnati
Reds 10 5 IN triumph here to-
day before a ladies' day crowd Of
l606l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
EgIeston S Sweep
Aids Wayne Win

With Drew Egleston leading the
way with sweep against Bill
Leadley although both had us.
Wayne University defeated West
ern State. 1913, in a golf match
Saturday at Tam O'Shanter
Leadley holed l25-yard approach
for an eagle 3 on the eighteenth.
It was Wayne's fifth win in as
many starts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

Totals rs u u if Totals 30 5 % IL
.Batted for Hughes in eighth.
Rrooklyn 200 100 O01-i
Philadelp ha DOL 900 OOO-l
Runs-Warren. Reese Herman. Wasdell.
Walker Runs batted in-Medwick 2.
Walker. Herman. Bragan. Two--base hits
Wasden Marty. Three-base hits-War-
rem, Herman 2. Home run--Walker. Stolen
hases--W Walker Reese. Double play--Reess
To Camini Left on bases-Brooklyn &
Philadelphia 3. Bases on balls-Off Wyatt
l. of Hughes 3. Struck out-By Hughes
J. By Wyatt 2. Hits-Of Hughes 10 In Q
innings, off johnson 2 in / inning. Losing
pitcher-Hughes. Umpires-Sears, Jorda
and Barr Time .O5. Attendance-3.3 44.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

BEDFORD. ono Of the hofbeds Of
golf in this district. will he the
scene of one of Detroit'S most i'm
pertant tournaments tins Summer.
II wifi he the BEDFORD Open. a
36-hole event. and is scheduled
for August - AT BEDFORD Golf
Club. Jack Winney announces.
Winney hopes II will draw the
leading professional and amateur
golfers Of Michigan. figuring a
one-day event will prove popular.
He plans worthwhile prize list.
The BEDFORD course. which
offers a good test. has produced
some Of DetroitS outstanding
golfers. among them limerick and
Chuck kocSiS.
The oce lrbicb Arclic Van.
Nest Shotc professional. madc
~ the Pyo-A pafeH, 0t Rackhnm.
wos his fonvfh. The other three
tccrc madc on has home course
on the scrcuH. feBfh md ciqhf-
ccufh holes. Al fGrc been made
~ the int tbrec pC0yS.
A happening some years AGO
in the Pacific Northwest Open
which cost Morue Dutra the title,
Is believed 10 have led 10 the
L. 6. 6. As decision which per-
miis golfer 10 smooth foot
prints IN trap between shots.
provided he doesn't improve MS
lie.
When his first effort failed 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

LAYTON On. Second Hook IN ,. third.
Distance. i57 feet 5A inches.
Jsvelin throw Won by Rimmsrer ~
Wise on second Tilnon m }, third
Distance. 179 feet 3 inches
MI, rs!ay Won by Michigan n.eutri'5
ter Barnard and Thomssj. Time. } - n
Nile run Won hv Eisenhsr 20 g
Lake N second Alderman NJ, third
Time. 4ias
44o-ysrd run Won by rsutritr ~
Porter %. -. second Utter N ., miro
Tine. .fso
1coyart dash Won nv Thomas ~
Hammond 20 : >. 'econd, Pei N :
i2o ward high hurdles Won nv Virgin
20 s.. Mccarthy M. second. Mac
Irtyrs M j. third Tine. IA
ss0-yard rur -Sdn by Ercidsnbsch IN
EsutE M second Jnres 20 s. miro
rsn varsity record
shot Tu' Won rs Hoob N Modes
- s.. second LsNf0n ~ >. thifd. ps
isnce. "a feet % inches
POLE vault Decker m wsdsnojs ~
ard hchss'er N Ted for hfsi Height
72o-y.rd dash Won by Pc " Ham
frond % So. second Thomas N -
T,so-n mil, run Won nv wtnsr ~
Krscofs % s D.. second McKssn ~ ,
M slrn ann ann won hy csahsm ~
Ausr ~ second Iorss and sp.rIinI
20 -. ued ~ thifd Height. fsei s.
inches
Rrosd Jump won ~ Mccsrb, ~
ksiior N second Hosainesf 20. >
22O-ya-d low hurdles Won hv wriEh
20 g. Collins % g.. second Hsi
~ B., third. Time. 232
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-30

The 'invincible shirtwaister-it still reigns smartest by daylight by starlight. For there's something SO ageless, so trim, so altogether right about this favorite of modes. Claire Tilden shows an attractive new version of the shirtfrock in Pattern 355--a style as delightfully."- easy to make as it is, to wear. Those classic, tailored lines take equally well to street or evening length. There are no side seams in the graceful three-section skirt = just one smart panel down the front and seam in back. You'll like the casual blousing through the bodice, kept trim and smooth at the shoul- ders by all-around yokes, with gath- CTS below the back yoke and darts in front. A convenient bodice but toning to the wiast gives you an op- portunity to use gay novelty but tons; the. collar is very, young and becoming. Take your choice of short puffed sleeves or long full sleeves for either version. Wouldn't shantung, chambray or linen be smart for daytime style, with a splashy, printed cotton or a dainty sheer fabric for the dance frock? Do order this style right awayl
 Pattern 355 is out in misses and women's sizes 12, IA, 18. 18, 20, 32, 34, 36, 38 and 40. Size IS street length. dress, requires 3M yards 39 inch fabric. .
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-30

bacon fat. Add the tomatoes and sugar and season with salt. pepper and a small bay leaf. Simmer for 10 minutes. Break the macaroni in to small pieces, cook in boiling salted water until tender and drain. Add the bacon to the beans. Arrange the beans, macaroni and tomato sauce in layers in a baking dish, cover with a mixture of grated cheese and soft bread crumbs, and back in a moderate oven for about 30 minutes.
 GREEN PEPPERS STUFFED
 WITH MEAT
 (Eerves 4 to 6)
 Two large green peppers, 11s cups cooked rice, 1 cup chopped cooked ham or veal, 1 tablespoon minced onion, h cup think white sauce or cream, salt, pepper, but tered crumbs.
 Cut the peppers in halves length wise and remove. the seeds. Parboil the peppers in lightly salted water for s minutes; drain. Combine the rice, ham and minced onion and moisten wiht white sauce or rich milk or cream. Season to taste with salt ard pepper. Fill the pepper shells with the rice and meat mix ture and cover with buttered bread
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-30
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grandchild's superior-acting mother.
 There's class for prospective grandmothers just formed in New York City, where 8 woman who is about to become a grand- mother can go and learn as much as her young daughter or daugh- ter-in-law knows about modern methods of raising a baby.
 GRANDMA WILL
 LEARN THE FATHER
 That's 8 break for Grandma, who certainly ought to be able to stand up to the most ""modern" mother after she completes the course.
 Yet it's a little bit sad to think of grandmothers, their year of ex- perience counting for nothing, hav- ing to go back to school. a..
 It's even more sad to think that the grandmothers of the future may talk as endlessly and all-knowing of formulas and behavior patterns as the current crop of young mothers.
 It will be worth 1t all, however. Granny has been looked on as a menace to Juniors health and good behavior and to Mama's peace of mind long enough.