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Evening star., 1941-12-10

announcement or the advanced
planners" who see in the war
chance to advance their totalitarian
and Government-ownership ideas.
There should be an end OF
partisanship within the administra-
ton as well as without, and whole
hearted concentration upon the job
of winning this war, not merely
against Japan. but against Hitler.
Even before the Japanese attack,
Evening star., 1941-12-10
Attack on U. S. Follows Same Pottern
As All IOthers-Reossuronce, Then Surprise

long ago. But now. -. Now it
would be unbearable.
What is unbearable?
That's the final test of who
wins. Not the first success. -.
The endurance.
The President spoke out strong
the way you do when there is .
lump in your throat to overcome.
He hated it. Some had said he
wanted it-because he saw it.
Now the tremble in his voice, so
wonderfully controlled.
Not too many words. That was
good. There have been so many
words already. Now it Is deeds.
mo matter how long 1t may
take. :" That was good. 1t
won't be over tomorrow, or to-
morrow.
I'VE will gain the inevitable
triumph.
$50 help us God"
Yes, God help us. God bless
us every one said Tiny Tim"
Flashes From the Past.
America Thinking Of every
thing one loves. Such crazy.
silly things! Flash back to the
time We ran away to the Indian
reservation near Gowanda. The
sixth reader. Lincoln's second
inaugural address: For still the
judgments of the Lord are true,
and righteous altogether"
II love thy rocks and rills."
:. the creek by the house, where
I nearly drowned at 10 -.
"thy woods and tempted hills"
-. going to a college conference
at Lake George . oh, how long
ago and the white farm
in Vermont. Home.
1T was all the little books that
had gone to school with me-"
Who wrote that? Edna
Millay =. way back and she
wrote those funny articles called
Il like Americans" Funny why
she liked them. Because they
didn't wear suspenders and didn't
put dead man in the top of
the bed"
Doushnuss and coffee, hot dog
stands, terrapin and steamed
CLANS :. the first time you saw
New York the first time you
saw San Francisco .. the church
at old Bennington Month
cello :. Amos and Andy.
America!
All the things one hated, too.
That passion to change what one
hates. Yes, fight for that, too!
For our own damned right to
change things in our own damned
way.
United Behind President.
Listen how they were applaud
Ing; how they were cheering!
Not. that deadly monotonous
roar: sieg He'll! Sieg Hail!
Another rhythm. Americas!
He stood there: The President.
And some of them had hated
him; and many of them had
fought him; and all Of US had
elected them: Gene Talmadge
and Carter Glass, Senator
Wheeler and Senator Austin,
Senator La Toilette and Sol
Bloom, Ham Fish and George
Aiken. :. All the States the
North, the South, the Middle
West, the Southwest, the Far
West. So near the Far East
-. the United States of
:. America.
Our side. Our team. Our
fight. Our victory.
Their voices commingled in
the great cry Of the free!
so help us God"
Protect us by Thy might,
Great God Our King!"
That's telling 'em who our
King is!
"Americanos! Conquerors! For
thee {. D.. for thee, oh, democracy!
For thee am singing these
songs" WALT WHITMAN.
CReleased By Bell Syndicate. Inc.)
Evening star., 1941-12-10

that was our declared objective.
Nothing else counts. Unhampered
and fully supported, the President
need consider politics no longer. To
the people who are behind him in
his policy abroad he owes q far
greater competency than he has
shown In the conduct of affairs at
home. There is no excuse not tc
meet that obligation.
fCobvyfRht IolfN
Evening star., 1941-12-10
By CONSTANTINE BROWN.

The Japanese have apparently
sent out all their plane carriers
against the coasts Of the United
States. The reported presence
of such vessels around the West
Coast, Hawaii and other regions
near this country would indicate
that they have withdrawn plane
carriers from the Southern Pa
cific and are relying on lowering
the morale Of this country by an
aerial blitz.
AS far as is known, the Japa-
Evening star., 1941-12-10
Weather information
Bunned From Radio
.....

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10.-Radio
weather forecasts were banned yes
terday by the 18th Naval District.
Naval officers commented that
broadcasting probable weather con-
ditions would be telling Japanese
aircraft carriers that might be of
the coast when weather would be
favorable for bombing raid. Fore
casts published in newspapers were
not affected by the ban.
Evening star., 1941-12-10

c h a n & e s. Be-
sides uniting the
Nation as no
other conceiva-
BILE thing could
have united it,
the slate is wiped
clean of several
C on r ov e rsial
questions which
created dissen-
sion.
For example,
1t no lon & e r
seems necessary.
Evening star., 1941-12-10

Y e arS no W,
more than ap-
prehension, the
c e r t a i n t y;
something that
being certain,
one had faced
and come to
terms with in
ones mind
even with an
irri t a ito n,
S o m e t lines a
t u r y, tn a t
everybody else
Evening star., 1941-12-10

United > [ a | e S
Navy has al
ready suffered q
severe defeat.
The President
Is still planning
C on ference S"
with labor and
management in
stead of issuing
orders for action.
Congress, instead
of being alert to
Its responsibility,
is still awaiting
Sr-orJ frop, the
Evening star., 1941-12-10
On the Record
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON.

So it had come. There was
nothing unexpected about it. The
apprehension that one had had,
waking and sleeping, for two
Evening star., 1941-12-10
By FRANK r. KENT.

Our plunge into war, following
the Sunday attack by Japan while
we still were striving for peace with
that country, makes a good many
Evening star., 1941-12-10
'CoddIine'
Labor in
Wartime Hit
Political Reforms
AlleeedIy Placed
Above Preparedness
By DAVID LAWRENCE.

It has not yet been fully borne
In on the Roosevelt administration
that war is on and that the
Evening star., 1941-12-10
, GREAT sERifs-
- BRILLIANT MODELS

In addition to the amaz-
ing new Nash 800,
you'll also want to see
the famous Nash Am
bassador Skies and
Fights that are greater
than ever. New engine
development makes
them moreb brilliantper-
formers, yet they're
still in the low. and me.
dium-price fields!
Evening star., 1941-12-10

makes driving easier than ever before
-. new kind of one-piece welded body
and.frame construction keeps you safer,
provides more seating roominess ...you
can even have ''Sedan Sleeper" Bed
for overnight and vacation trips-just
about everything you could ask for in an
automobile!
And Nash's new "Flying Scot" Engine
adds thrill to top it all-breath-taking
pickup at any speed.
Here-at last is the car you've always
dreamed of driving-and today it's the
car that's more practical to oten than
any other! Years ahead in the field Of
design, in features, in engineering!
See and drive this new kind of car to-
day-the "Million Dollar Beauty" that
giues you and saves you most.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

SEAT E-W fat nonnsy.
former chairman If ths hard II
Spokane county commissioners.
VIA served ten ard ore half
months 81 = ten=ysaf sentence n
the state eenltentiafs for seiisits
ing and accepting hfthss VA dis
closed Wednesday N - working
a. n King county rad foreman.
Rooney Nas nafxionsd ny Gov.
Clarence .. Martin lat Dec. -.
and vent 10 ~ofk three months
ago as Ianitor IN The KING
county tuberculosis hospital. The
veterans Of foreign wars asked
that he be hired. Commissioner
Archie Z. Phelps aala.
Rooney later was promoted
from the 100 per month Inh "a
one paying sl2s A. laborsf. Then
he became . utility man 81 stsf
and finally = road construction
foreman IL sIao.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
People in
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

Objections of some Of the prop
ertv owners 10 estimated costs
failed Wednesday 10 block = petit
ton for a sewer installation In the
vicinity Of Ea. 18th and c sts.
The council voted to override
: remonstrances and grant the petit
ton.
Proponents and opponents agreed
with the council to ascertain and
report back how many owners
are willing to pay cash for their
share of the cost. since the cash
available would have a bearing
on the amount of bids submitted
by contractors.
Works Commissioner Bergersen
said he would see that all bidders
were advised. so that the costs
would be kept as low as possible.
The district would be connected
to the new Taeoma-Eastern trunk
sewer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Cleaning Up Tent
Caierpillars

= finsl cleanup - teaf eater
pillars i eelaK made n TaeoEna -
cooperation 81 property owners
vita re pehlle seFkx department.
Commissioner nefksfsen sd We'd
nessAy
Bsfkers<n asserted mezs u -
invasion has heen nErrezl Property
owners. ~ pointed eaL are re-
spenssels fer snfsztztiens - thslr
property ~ parking stF4rs ard m.
less they - cooperate n getting
I'd ~ The pests ths ely = em.
pazsred - have fks ~nfA dene ana
eosis charged = tns property
Tire ordinance provides 80 fef
arrest and flnlnk = owners whe
rsfuss 10 - thslf share. ths eem.
missioner pointed esst.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
New Attorney
70 Be Named
Ccrofhers Will
Hove Another Aide

Looking ahead 70 TIE early stsft
D condemnation - lans n ne
nppsr SlsqusIly river valley fer
- % ooo-klloNatt hydro-eiectrie
Ave- development. an ordinance
- before TIRE council Wednesday
b authorize employment q an
additional assistant corporation
Enunsel
Corporation Counsel csrotherz
a. hs would not announce an
#nposntment until the ordinance
as hen passed BY the council
rsxt week
me ordinance would provide an
snnronriatlon Of x1.a2s to pay the
new assistant a salary Of S21S per
month the balance Of this year.
THE money would be appropriated
from the light fund. since the
expense is required to meet light
department legal demands.
Thousands Of acres of farm
lands. pasturase and river bottom
between the intake dams and the
town Of Elbe must be acquired for
the storage lake 10 be created.
The entire town Of Alder viii be
flooded. according 10 project plans
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
1900 Italian
Soldiers Captured

CAIRO a British general head
quarters commnnique "Wednesday
sala that between 1900 md =. 90
Italian prisoners and much war
equipment had been taken with
the surrender Of the Duke ~ Aosta.
supreme commander Of Italian
forces in Ethiopia.
Rive Italian generals and NUM-
Der Of senior staff officers formal.
IL surrendered on Tuesday with
the duke. the statement said.
General headquarters sad = bal.
Tie WAS IN progress in The lakes
region south of Adds AhahA where
imperial forces were reported rap
Idly closing In N an Italian force
which consists of remnants OF two
divisions
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
F. DIS Proposal to Reduce
Budget Hailed by Solons

WASHINGTON = Democratic
members of the house Ways and
means committee Wednesday
hailed President Roosevelt's pro-
posed cut of sos. 900 900 for relief
as a good start" but called on
him to extend economy to other
non-defense expenditures.
The committee. considering a
proposed $500. 900 100 tax pro-
gram. had urged that the White
House take the initiative in pairing
down expenses not essential to de-
tense.
The house deficiency appro-
priations subcommittee starts
hearings on the 1912 relief APP
preparation Wednesday. Mr..
Roosevelt. In n message TO con-
gress Tuesday, proposed ren-
sions In his earlier estimates
and reduced the S995. 900. 900
requested In January TO $780,
100000.
Chairman Robert L. Doughton
D.. N. C, Of the ways and means
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Council Votes Down
Petition for Mains

Pierce county commissioners ana
others recently petitioned the city
council to lay watermains and in
stall fire MIGRANTS in No. 18th st,
between Stevens and Huson SITS,
but Wednesday the council voted
the petition down on reeommenda-
ton of Utilities Commissioner
O'Neil.
O'Neil held the petition should
not be granted because II repre-
scented only $50 per cent of the
property frontage in the proposed
district and was therefore insult
ficient.
= The estimated cost was given as
S4,e5265.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

SEA TILE Officials q the
Western Union Telegraph %. We'd
nesday conferred with a committee
II the Commercial Tslssra pliers
union ALL IN an effort 20 settle
q dispute over a union shyp and
to-hour week before a striks dead
line Tharsdsy.
The union voted Asy 10 -
strike II demands we're nj ret
ard the company called union rep.
rssentstlyss into conferences tbs
week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

Ths Tacoma Times sismaroas
HOLLYWOOD PUZZLE CONTEST
brings you = lhnll q day. and ina ma@t
thrilling day If YOUR life ran - ths
day whsn ths prlasa lstallnK 1900 90
CASH are awarded. ~ naming shs
puzzles - thsy sppsar sseh daS. ssb-
hitting yeur answers IN aeeoffienes Nlth
the rules. and keeping tsnas snsWefs
up 10 ants there's NJ FeaMan n tbs
sogld why You esat sla ne kfsas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

Young Jacobsen. University q
washington graduate. nd heen n
custody about five months. during
which only ths vaEuest informs-
ton reached ne family "a u Shy
Ne Vas hing he'd
Bud en- rente II : tesea-
Ing Fellowship IN the AnseFt-
can college In Belrat. syria n
1853. visited relatives In Ser-
uas that summer but as
trapped in Norway - The out
break 81 Furepe's VAR.
He became a student Al Nnl-
versity Of Norway. pursuing
studio. in languages. until the
Nazl Invasion when he offered his
services 10 the American con-
xliats. He vas IN charge q
evacuation Of Americans from
Norway until late last year when
he was ordered 10 duty a. the
Moscow consulate.
His arrest by Nan authorities
came just a. he was about 10 cross
the boundary into Sweden en- route
10 his new consular post That
vas December l..
From the state department
Mrs Jacobsen received the fol
/ lowing information BY special
letter which she relayed TO Rer'
gersen. Buds" uncle. "Wednesday
II take pleasure In advising
you that according In = teie-
gram from the American con
snl In oslo under date of May
Is. your son has been pro-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

OLYMPIA--The state has vide
powers 10 deny college ednoalions
or teaching certificates h persons
convicted Of or suspected % sub
versive activities. Attorney Gen.
eral Smith Troy Wednesday adj
vised President Lee Paul sieE Of
University Of Washington.
The university board Of regents
can draw up regulatios which
would bar Anch persons or deny
them the right To teach IN public
schools. he said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Women Win Priority
In Home Defense Plans

WASHINGTON a home de-
Tense program for women. who
have been swapping officials here
with demands for a chance To do
their bit" Will be the first order
of business for the new office Of
civilian defense. an informed Of
fetal said Wednesday.
The women established their
priority, the official said. with a
veritable flood Of demands In re-
cent weeks. This official. who was
active in formulating plans for the
new agency. said some definite
actor" would be taken with few
weeks to satisfy them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Extrodition of Man
Ordered by LonqIie

Solomon Miller. ss-YsaF-els Pert
lard druggist. wanted IN Portland
On perjury charges. Ma trans.
ferred Wednesday from the Pierce
county jail 10 the HuitnomAh
county AL IL Portland after ~
tradition papers we're signed ~
Gov. Arthur b LAnKiie.
Miller i accused Of falsely iasti-
fylng before = grand jury thst be
Nax without fgnca he N&a AZ
rested hers Ma a - Pierce
county deputies ard nslo for Port.
isnd officers. DIT ~ refused =
wave ezfna1ltlon. forcing a. oFder
from ths governor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
ConnerY Workers
Accept Proposal

SEATTLE - Three ships pre-
pared 10 leave for Alaska Wednes-
day with 80 canery workers after
the Seattle local of the cannery
Workers union Tuesday night &C
cepted a new employer proposal
described by Business Agent Con-
rad Espe AZ the greatest victory
ever won by the union.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Women s Corps
To Use Armory

Granted the right by the state
To set up quarters in the armory.
the Women's Emergency Motor
corps viii begin training there
Wednesday night At 7.30 o'clock.
Meetings Will be held there each
Wednesday night at 40 o'clock
in the future. il IL announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Townsend Meetings

rAar.asx-Fsrerszt -. =.
Community ehnreA. : > -. hz1sls
- meeting. - Hsrmezy -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
CLuR TO SEE MOVIES

Motion pictures Of the New
Years Sugar bowl football game
between Tennessee and Boston
college will be shown al the FRI
dav luncheon meeting of the
Young Mems Business club at
Hotel Winthrop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Clubs

Momen's Club Of Falkland
Evangelical Iyasheran church viii
meet with Miss Jennie Aadssn al
L. $. Indian hospital. Thursday
evening ~ s o'clock.
r.homa Camp. ". O. W. win
give a benefit card party Thursday
evening at Eagles hall. pinochle
and 800 Will be played. with favors
for high scores. Mrs. W. ". Miller
is chairman for the affair.
rydl. rhe,p. Tent. D. 4. v.
VIII meet Thursday At 80 In
Emerson hall. The Mothers day
program. postponed because Of III.
ness. will be given. and delegates
10 the convention in Everett Will be
elected.
Bus Drivers auxiliary II having
IL o'clock luncheon and card
party next Thursday At Fishers
Civic center. Bridge. 500. and
pinochle will be In play Mrs.
George McouiliiAn Il chairman for
the affair.
Ladies' Aid. Our savior's Inth.
Gran ehareh. 18th and ) sta. will
meet In the church parlor on
Thursday for a 1870 luncheon.
Mrs. e. Booth. Mrs. Lndatrom and
Mrs. Gailager are hostessea for The
occasion.
Sunrise Auxiliary. Machlnists
locals will meet Thursday at the
home Of Mrs. Ernest A. Tarr. sbis
So. G. for y Il o'clock luncheon.
Mrs. James ". Kimose will assist
the hostess. and the occasion will
! be a celebration Of the first birth
day Of the organization.
Young People. NJ. Benedict.
church at spanaway. are sponsor.
ing a social and card party At the
public school hall at 20 wednss-
day evening. Favors viii be
awarded.
Carpenters auxiliary VIII hold
it, regular meeting st Carpenters
hall At 7 80 o'clock Thursday even
ing. hrs. Albert Berger viii pre-
aide.
|
Degree ~ Honor club u having
its annual spring luncheon ct noon
Thursday at Welllners place.
Rrookdals Mrs. Earl Rarnhsrt
w4il conduct the business meeting
which viii be followed by an after.
MON Of cards. Prizes will b.
awarded for high scores.
/
Proctor Circle. Luther Memorial
church. will meet Thursday for q
l O'Clock luncheon at the home OF
Mrs Sarah Anderson, z7I5 No.
Washington. The afternoon vii
include a business meeting.
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tioning by the examination magis-
trate Of the Oslo military court.
VII be made final and he vii b.
granted an exit visa
The family. Berfersen SAID. has
no information further a. 10 what
Jacobsen VIII do after his release.
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COMMITTEE. said. That's = start. I
hope it keeps up" The suggested
economy of itself wouldn't have
any great weight on a $500. o0o.-
600 tax bill. he said. but might
have good psychological effect. I"
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Nephew Of Alb Bergersen Freed
Professionally by Nazis in Norway

Bud Jacobsen. - hAs been professionally released
from military custody n Norway. Mrs Var Jacob
sen q Morton mother of TIE youth. las been advised BY
the department She informed her brother Works
Commissioner \. R BerEersen. n letter Wednesday
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xizlss.Ilx released - - Ter
n.an authorities
he cuzxal further reports
that according = rne-ent tndtes-
tlons rs release. following = eues-