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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
Reduce Nonessential Conferences

Specifically noneSenta conferences should DO reduced and
business should be
The Ohio Bankers Il which should be
all financial groups the IL
the value periodical interchange ideas
and but instead prolonged dragged OF
hree-day period design for
tionS busy
At md-W Columbus il attracted
and bankers all the through asking
them make sacrifice whatever business time.
II held the bank holiday namely LnCons
birthday started the with luncheon and ended the
conference al O'Clock Thus II
modern to the old aphoEm that hrevy the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
Detroit Steel
Lifts Earnings

Detroit Steel Products Corpora
tion for the year ended Dec. 81
1871, reports a net profit of S7S2,
III. after estimated reserve Of
$4,000 for federal income anc
excess profits taxes. equal TO S4.0t
a share on 1884 common shares
This compares with 1910 net
,Pesfit of S7O4.6lS. or 50 63 a share
after federal tax reserve of 1922,
600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
LEGAL ADVERT IN I'M
THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY
EARNING STATEMENT FOR
TWELVE MONTHS ENDED



In accordance with Section II (a)
Of the Securities Act Of 1888, as
amended. The Detroit Edison Com.
pany has made generally available
To it's security holders an earning
statement for the twelve month
period beginning January /, 19il,
which liz after the effective date
December IS. 1900 of this Com.
panys registration statement for
$50 900 400 principal amount of its
General and Refunding MOrtgage
Bonds. Series II. Copies OF such
earning statement will be mailed
on request to any OF this Com.
panys security holders and other
interested parties.
THE DETROIT EDISON CO,
BY Russell W. Symes.
Secretary.
Dated February Il. 1872
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
Chicago Rail Asks
To Issue Certificates

WASHINGTON. Feb. IL GNS).
The Chicago and Northwestern
Railway Company today asked the
ICC for authority 10 issue $3.50
600 of equipment certificates 10
be used toward the purchase of
500 steel cars. 1000 steel gondola
cars and 25G steel flat cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
SCARE BUYING EASES

Last week. scare buying" of
consumer goods tapered off. and
retail trade declined somewhat.
Railway car loadings also reacted
moderately. In fact, aside from
electric power production, most
indexes showed the effect of the
shift to n total war economy.
But commodity prices averaged
a little higher; for. while no i'm
portant decline occurred. wheat,
corn, hogs. and cotton rose. The
farm bloc in the Senate moved 10
block sales of their products by
the government.
Labor moved 10 get higher
wages in steel and motors. and got
Ia favorable decision IN aluminium.
Initiation made progress here and
in England. as ill-advised boarding
grew. This was shown in the
further increase in money in cir
culaton' and declining savings
idcpO<itS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
BIG PROBLEM NOW

The big economic problem al
the moment is labor. i. is going
to be necessary first to cast off the
shackleS of the 40-hour week. The
quicker we can get rid of that
social gain" the quicker we car
get help 10 Macarthur, and stop
this sinking our ships and drown
ing their crews.
Later the question OF the or
ganlzation and direction of pro-
duction will have TO be settled
Labor is going to have 10 learn
the lesson taught by the history
of cooperation in production,
namely that the enterpriser' S
function Is distinct from labor. and
that maximum production requires
direction by special ability TO or
game and TO run business risks.
such as no labor organization can
provide.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
Metal Msfkets

New Y0fk and VII IosaIe rHrftTT14s
metal quotations sure ed by Federated
Metals Division, D.trE Spot 90 PER cent
tin. nominal. New ork 50. fuiqre IN.
So lake grade eoppff delivered Mf~et'.
IA; .lectroiytic spot smeltsr, IL Getting
copper 1l.75 st LOUIS lead. 5J. -.
Louis zinc 5 as. New York anthony. II;
virgin aluminium. IS
Zinc sales ass tons shipments, 5.Ais
tons: untitled orders iOI. ~ tons copper
sale. sT2 tons. export copper. u IS. 70
sale Il, Free sterling eScnanre, - aS > -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
Oil Output Shows
Decrease in Week

INV YORK Feb j. The p
and Gas Journa estimates domcs
tic crude OIL production N the
week ended February = ~ fT5i.'
$50 barrels daI,t decrease ~
2G0 335 barrel, daily irpn 'rc prc-
rpdlnC week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
Give People Light

~ ~tll
"GiNe light and the people
will find their own way.
For the sake ~ The future
of all Of Us. business and ncuS-
Try should beStIr ihemScNos To-
give the people light
co,y-ght 1872 rv r & to,pt''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
Gas Sales Here Hiqher

The Michigan Consolidated Gas
Company reports sendout for the
week ended February Ia at 693 :
8l2 900 cubic feet, as against 566,-
523 900 cubic feet in the like week
"A wear ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
Cities Service Unit
Expanding in Ohio

Construction Of a new SS.000,0 900
electric power plants al DilleS, O..
is being planned by the Ohio Public
Service Company a Cities Service
affiliate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
TREBLE ARMS WORK

when all Of the facilities for
the manufacture Of war material
for which we now either have
orders in hand or have been
officially designated A. pro-
SpcctiNe source of supply for
the government have been com
pleted." Keller stated "our an
nual capacity for producing
munitions will he In the neigh
borhoOd of one and three-quar-
terS billion dollars a year at
present prices. This i nearly
three times our average annual
sales during the past five years
and considerably more than
twice our greatest annual sale
Of pcacetime products. II would
seem fair to assume that the
government will employ this
capacity as long rs the war
lasts"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
COST Plus BASIS

THE preponderant part Of our
program Of war work will he on
"A cost plus n fixed fee basis" ne
said THE rate Of profit on our
war work may he expected to
he less than that earned In our
pcacetime operations. Taxes are
higher and the cOrpOration's
total tax bill last year amounted
Ia sec. 1852 $40. which Is l67 per
cent Of the net earnings.
Even after fully awaiting
itself Of advance payments pro-
Nided nv the government on war
work the corporations working
capital will he fully employed by
the enormous volume of produc-
ton IL has undertaken. In these
circumstances, IL has seemed
wise Ia cut dividends below those
recently declared, thus cOnserv-
ing cash for war work." Keller
concluded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
.ChrysIer Net
Rises; Dividend
Reduced 10 81
Keller Sees Arms
Volume "a Billion
Dollars Annually

HI3F lUEk. Feb IS Chry>lcr
Corp .'Iou directors 'oddy had
.rdutct Tho couipanS> dividend tc
s. from tHr. 81 30 paid each quar-
Ter d4ru- 1911 and reported net
income for last year AT $40 li,4l9
compared with $3.50 10 IN 1910
Tho 14| net profit was tho best
since 1889. i was equal 90 50 - a
Share on tho common stock.
AGAINST s. 80 a share earned per
...Lr |. lNlN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
SALES SET RECORD

Salc- OF the corporation totallng
S>NS. j66 4lu. a record They COM
pared with STA Sol go in 1910
Tint sale, totalcd l02S. 100 cars
and trucks. against l,O4i,290 IN
1859
~ 1871. ChrySler delivered war
materials and munitions OF one
kind or another valued at size
COS O67 10 tho various services and
agencies Of the United States gov
eminent and Of other united gov
crnmcnt> and procured facilities
tor production for tho United
States government OF S24.45l AIS,
Is r Keller. president, stated IN
the annual report.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18
Livestock Markets

Quotations supplied nv United states
h'p''mer. 81 Nrr.cIlture.
DETROIT
CATTLE Receipts $50 SLAUGHTER steers
and she stock fairly active. mostly steady
bulls slow weak package good around
GOO h FED steers Sl2 as most medium
Slo.tll. common Killers SsTq 70. few
heavy COW shaped hetfers $3.50. most
fa' beef cows rs 80 .fF. Gamers ard cat
'crs largely So On p WelEhty cutter ard
on m n 'n beef type cows MIXED around
g. tn. most ucigntv sausage tuIls 50 Oh rf
10 wWnn and medium bulls IS lH 90
CAlNFS Receipts GOO bidding soc ~
rn.rc lower on Veelcrs- feu chr1cc kinds
bi' SIS i0 Slth some interests 'niNnr
around SIS nm good 20 choice .0s't-gs
common at' medium eligible. $40 - 5U
SiftI P,Ceipts 500 fresh supply
Ne'. Et'' most lambs m sH'. oar.t CON
sls'rn ni hu'frve-S from TUESDAY. ~
eaf.N action ask7E stronger nn taH' .
IN ..e sI.S1 % frd natives r uu g. Sl2 30
70" rar.t bids t'2I 3" 80.
Hoes Receipts o. Z 600 market not o.
tHh she7 early today TUESDAYS close f.I
lowe All weights. hafraWs arn Eut- Q.
cents hiEher other gisss'. steady hl.k
good - rha.cs 1920 itS .SfaYS-ff9s n
killers 200 $50 be- So sia1a oS. heave'
weights Sl2 81 - 10 most ifp.fTs tbs
uEnis.-Sl e..lt2 70 hulk seVs SIT 2sI
80 - stags 5000
CHlC.,G0 Tsh - UINS' HOCS Pc
'''Ht' ." 300. marAe' zoe luHrr hlt
.f"f 900 r,1tlsv Si2 So013 uclt ms
So r7I' Nrnts So so e.. go rr~
st'f ST. i. packing Sovs. &lE1.
f'2 10 E.. 81 2'n.l2
."Dtt Ur'f steers choice SO % mo
dunn S,,.rI- ysar.ars sfoI.' e.
'.ttr. Heaters g. 49,. O.u. 81. GIL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-18

Quotations. supplied nv United st
b'lr rutr. of rr.cttIture
nIvIDnIT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Van Wagner to Fight Return to Tacoma
). Tece;'E'1l<ys :

On the desk of the sheriff of Oklahoma county, in
Oklahoma City state of Oklahoma today is message
from our neghboring city, Olympia.
And thereby hangs another disclosure of further adj
ventures of Mr. John Van Wagner bunco gangster while
he guest last year of local law enforcement officials
The message to Oklahoma asks that Van Wagner. now
recaptured there be held for Olympia, WASH authorities
who charge that three days after Christmas 1910. in
hotel Of our capital city, Van Wagner bked Milwaukee,
ore man OF $4,000 this crime constituting grand larceny
Let us put aside for moment the fact that Tacoma
and Pierce county police released Van Wagner here while
holding an order from the governor of and
the of Washington that he be held for the former
Let the following sequence of events. which
go TO make up in my opinion additional indictment Of
local officaldom.
Van Wagner was arrested here June IL. 194l.
On learning this, olympas county prosecutor filed
cutor John S. Lynch. jr- Of Thurston county.
June 16, 194l grand larceny warrant issued and
signed in Thurson county superior court Who so?
Judge John M. Wilson, who signed the warrant
Immediately that warrant sent to Tacoma city
police who then had custody of Van Wagner Who
The warrant was received-and filed-by Tacoma city
police while Van Wagner was in Tacoma city jail. Who
says so? Acting Captain of Detectives William E. Farrar
Tacoma police department.
That warrant in possession of Tacoma city police
when Van Wagner later moved to Pierce county jail,
but it remained in city police files. Who says 500 Acting
Captain of Detectives William Z. Farrar Tacoma police
department.
quarters and still there the day Van Wagner
leased from Pierce county Jail No attempt made to
it. Who says so? Acting Captain Of Detectives
William E. Farrar, Tacoma police department
That warrant called for bail of $4,000 Who says SOL
Judge John Nj. Wilson, who set the bail.
That amount of bail would have been sufficient TO
hold Van Wagner and insure his trial in Thurston county
though his bail in Pierce county superior court
reduced from $4,000 to SIS 900.
Both the Pierce county and the Pierce county
sheriff deny they had knowledge of issuance of the
rant in Thurton county and have no evidence to indi
cate otherwise except statement from Farrar that
county authorities told the warrant was at police
headquarters
All of which plainly shows, it TO me- that Tacoma
city police not only ignored the request of the two gov
ernors but ignored and buried demand from our next
county Van Wagner be held accountable in court
for crime committed in the capital city.
attention Of superior cour judges
call investigating grand jury into
that officials had been more than nefnt IN
handling the
Also think In ordsr-and ths should be
the police commissioner and the police
during bizarre experience here
presenting public candidates for public safety
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Countess in Nazi-Controlled Paris
Owns Part Of Aluminium Plant Site

Taylor DE SOus. and her heirs /.
Countess Cuinetts Do Soas De
SEWN. and her husband. and Pierce
county.
a government check for 81 600
has also been deposited with the
clerk Of the federal court 70 cover
appraised value and purchase price
Of the tract.
Countess Gulnette De EOue De
Sewn and her husband - known
only a. Count John Doe" are
owners Of a small bat strategic
portion Of tina 40-scre tract Tney
are incommuniesdo in nazl-ruleo
Pans.
II - understood that condemna-
ton proceedings would not nays
been necessary yere u not for the
absentee owners. inssmuch as
normal asle Of the other portions
fconfinued on Page !, Column s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
American Republics Are Due
To Siun Anii-Axis Pact Today

nancisi relations. because axis
trade with Latin Amsrsos has dis.
appeared and supplementary rsso-
llgtlons 10 purge business firms ~
axis connections aud agents and
este biish blsekilsts ~iii b. adopted
later.
n Aetsse rrssss~~s nAss~s
D. Cssssiis ~ AsG~ssssa fails
10 approve ne r>ssistsss In
s,edIstsi, o. aslI . s~sssss Il
ssti-snis AfEsstis~ essEse>s
10 rstify u. " s.~y ~ sesss
lima t~fsr~ . esssplsss. fsvss~l
break ~ Tia sest<fs h~sss-
sph@s. .ffA fh~ ssis b
s<hi<<ed
In thas freedom ~ setis.a- pro-
vision ass ssss . furfbsr fsss<n
for quick sxia Fspfis=is 10 east
fear into ths executive saa isxis-
iatiss branches - tina Chilean snd
Arxsniins governments sefsfs
they lrreyoe4biy eomnit them
selves Ths asla had warned
South Amsnesn nations. partieu-
larry Chile. Argentin. and isrsxlI.
that ssTniag tina rssolUtiea -oald
b. scesptso az q dssisfstlon a
var and they would have 10 BEAR
tks consequences
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
~ FRANK HEWLETT
United Press Writer

WITH THE usAFFE ON THE
PENINSULA - the
United states navy 10 playing .
large part In the defense Of the
sataan peninsula, although that n
primarily . Job for the army.
There IL . smooth funetien-
Ing battalion. composed Of
saiiorr and marines. which 10
defending one Of the mcst
important beaches In this area.
Ths pickup outfit Tugs rifles
and mans machine guns. artillery
and snti-aircraft guns u 10 also
unique because ths battalion 10
commanded by an air corps off,
Ger who longs 10 get his hands on
q dive bomber and strike II Jap
snsss planes.
Some navy men have been as
signed 10 the army for important
guard duty. while others are help
ing 10 man the armys radio tsls.
phone equipment,
Marines Join Isfsnfry
There V q persistent story max
Ing the rounds Of Batasn provinces
that several sharpshooting United
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Another Traffic
Death; Toll, Is

Death Of William Major. 10. Of
MeChord field IN the Fl Lewis
hospital Wednesday night in
creased Pierce oounty's traffic toll
20 Is since Jan. l.
Major was taken 70 the post
hospital after beng struck by
two automobiles OF the Pacific
highway slightly more than three
miles south Of the city limits
shortly before noon Monday.
The state patrol office said the
soldier crossed the highway in the
path Of 9 car driven By Albert 7.
Peters. 50. Of 1Oll So. Sd st. Ia
coma. Impact Of the first car
apparently sidesxiped Major into
the side Of another car driven BY
Albert c. Severtsen, 3. OF sos
No. szth 81. Both drivers we're
sosolved Of blame by the patrol
Office
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Contact With
Rabaul Hailed

MELBOURNE. Assss.al~--com,
mAsniestions vita tb< British sxs~
sf Hsbsai On Mes fsFissln lsls1a
ceased Thursday nixhf foliosiax
reports fnsf snsmy sirpisa~s ard
szrsaips wsrs operating near tn<
strategic Islands noffn<sst Il
AsstFsha.
Offieials ssld fh<fs 49, -
aefsni1~ word ts2k ksbsai -
se<a attacked - - - thai
me S.p~g~~~ Ia ans isss1~1
New Britain isl@n1. bsf u w.s
assumed thai th~ inssszss 81
tempt hsa stzft~a Il - ea~my
ships ssFs sees sniy rs miles
10 the southwest.
me heavy enemy bombafdmeni
Sas Understood 70 have demollsh-
ed communication stations a.
Habaui
Japanese bombefs again blasted
IT habani IN waves Of 20 planes.
lconiinnsd On Psss Z. colzzmA IA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
BULLETIN

BiIst<kiIN
RIO DE- JAsEIRo-BrsyiI
and psssibi, four either south
American nations may sever
their diplomatic relations with
the asis nations immediately 10
spesd-sp general Psn-An<riess
s~seraBes, u ~. Reported
Thursday.
Tho other nations ~sre ssid
N - Uruguay. Peru. Bolivia
and Eeuzdsr.
~ EsEkET-f n. HOLES
Usitss Pres. Writer
RIO DE- yANEIRo 49, All II
Amsrlesn republics sign . rssoio'
ton Thursday calling for . dlpio.
matte break with the axis
Thesr representative. ii the
sm<rgeaey eeafsseaes 81
Amerieas fsr~iKs misisters
fore>ss thu possibiiii, sf Inn
mediate reprss@is. ssss -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
NIP FREICHTER
SUNK BY u. s.!
COMMANDER ITCHING FOR BOMBER
Sailors. Marines Playing
Big Role in Defense of
Bataan Peninsula on Luzon


States marines who we're Eiven
leave 10 visit the front lines. pinned
the infantry and are having tbs
time Of their life carrying out an
exciting and dangerous jnb Of snip
ing hack n japanese xnip~rs.
mseeny vtfls@ea hk6sng N
the trees have beee eeHrestsns-
ing th>ir ef1svts a. ps~htsg sff
Americas ssfioers.
Marine anfi-aireraft batteries
likewise are playing an heroic part
In making the nAtaan skies TN
safe for Jspsnew planes. ! know
they've shot down At least ons
plane.
Damage wss slight
A fe~ days ago. while with .
navy officer, ~s saw . msohins
gun score . hit on one plans In
. formation u three. hst tbs ship
soon returned. indicating the dam.
age was apparently slight
Proving our eyes didn't decisive
~. . report from thu army soon
came In saying thu marine battery
had hit the plane.
0ensral comments ara along ths
lines Those marines sire can
shoot" 81 smoke puffs reveal the
dsvii-doss laying In" charges fpr
thslr batteries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Pacific Coasi
Defense SiTsng
vost ElIlii1zy
Steps Are Ioken

WASHINGTON =. a slsn neseGns
msnt sffiessi sstf Tnarn6sy -
ssss snsfT@n<r mliI<sxy s1eo4 -
xo<s1 lmn~1zst<iy sfser ~ 10
sns~< sfssek % r>sfl Nsxoer. nnvo
fssultsd IN ssrenathsa1ng - -
sakirs ~es< eeaet <of~aesu -
Hswsu b unp<s<>1ee<e6 iev111
snd have pared ~ wsy - -
infe<c<m<afs u - 1outn~eoe -
elfi<.
a k.xs sp~<sst~a hsve1v11G
- nsssemnat w11&1n - 60
isa~.tai Us11e1 UonDes - snunp
&c - is>eps. 49, eas<kn1 -
<lsb nznanz~n - eeu1nn6m
saA a~isy. - sfllekni -
Large nsmh<<s - army pianne
x1d men wsf< moved qulckly ip1o
stations Ga the west eooe< ffem
csllfornis 70 Alaska. % nat ~
threat Enen 4 Appeared hi H.
1all had been endangered -
damaged more than actually
proved 70 b. the ease. ~ cid
This offieial sid that homber1
were flown and pn-sult cfaft w1Fe
shipped Immediately % Hawaii
uith the result that Il u nov fer
stronger th&n before ths surpr1ns
rad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Bunco Man
Balks at
Exfradition
Hires Counsel in
Oklahoma City:
Metzler on Job

John B. Whathaveyou. COM
monty called Van Wagner. Falo-
tico. etc. ad infinitum. has hired
counsel and will fight extra
dition from Oklahoma to Ia
coma, it was revealed by United
Press at Oklahoma City Thurs
day.
Van Wagner las he is best
known here whose departure
from the county Jail July % raised
. furore of epical stature. was ar
rested in Oklahoma City Jan. Is as
George Falotico.
The man Of many names
WAS accused In Oklahoma
City with passing himself off
- q government agent. A
fingerprint check revealed that
Falotico WAS John B. Van
Wagner, none other.
When the word was flashed over
he u. S., authorities in Boston.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Offensive Operations
AGAINST British Started

CAIRO-OffensiVe operations az
least 70 the extent Of rsconnais-
sance in force. against British I'M
perisls near the Cyrensicz-Tripoli-
tsnis frontier have been launched
by Gen Erwin Rommsis Africz
corps. British general head susrters
for the Middle East said Thursday
Three strong enemy columns. in
GLIDING tanks. Wednesday made q
reconnaissance in force TO a depth
Of about 10 miles east Of general
Inc running south Of Asrss Bregs
the communiqus said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
japanese
Reeled Back
By Ambush
5 Enemy Plonss
Blasted; Iuvodors
Are Moved Down


8Na<4E4aE
sAs ruANC1s('o-<~swsHoss
nsesAeassiN9 nystps~ $1,000 ~
. naAls eoegnpese heoe1rese
rhss~1ay whs<s ~ - Aups-
sras fIytas ssssssss $1,000 -
saak . ie.eee-ess S0pensss
fvesshses 81 ~ nwe~A -
rn1bea-
SINGAPORE Japanese IN
vssion troops resi~d ba<h fSom .
MAS Butlsh imperial ambush en
the eastern Malaga froes Thsss.
day - roekst-fsst Hursscsn~
fighter planes. freshly thrown
inta action over Singapore. sbot
down five Japanese bombing
planes and damaged are tighter
IN smashing . fresh attack % me
city.
4 terrific bisss - sss ne
frees ~ ever ~ isise1 ~
. srsss1 wave ~ Sseas~~
places. sssissas~< - ssssAps
- i~sss - go sssss sk~n 80
before they esstS asss 1880
tk.s . fe~ II sh~ss bsmAs.
A strong attacking fstss u
British bombing and fighting
planes. IN posslbly th~lf bssns~a
sttars ~ the ~sr. vre~hs1 -
ssststian % jspsnsss tsssspsrf.
trucks and staff ears. in ths s<sas
sehlnd th~ Japanese lln~s
rhs bomb~rs left . trsf ~
~rscks1 vehicles s~hlaa than and
racing fighters. following 10 the
attack. s~sps so~n ana rsks1 ~
roads With msehlns gun firs.
4 essssssssS<ss ise>s~1 ~
Esssessl h~aAgssss~ss hsss -
seas~a ~ ssaes asnk~na -
shs sess s~ess - g~hsss n~t-
ssssse go ~ snnek6ss -
~ sispisse ssia&k - nssas-
psse sy ~ eesssi<~ses. whs@s
hsA ssswss as~s ts~snuns 81
is~kiss sssft is ~ hsssie ~
nsitsss go sss - arrives
ssss " shsss~~gs ~ sss@y.
Ths Jsp@nss@ had pssshsa dowa
ths east eo..s from ths ka<isa
sfss. 70 mgss sf<>ys nlnsspefs.
Esfonx imp<ri.l fsse<~ p~r-
fsetiy ezmssiflsssa. swsltsa ths
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Freighter Is Sunk
In Atlantic Crash

NV fOkk Ina thsfd naval
dlsfrief announced late Thursday
that ihs = b Efazes. 4ts7 ton
frsightsr. has eesn sunk OF tina
Atlantic coast In a collision
Ths announcement conceded
with arrival here u - survivors
d ths Brszos. Nlne other SIR
visors sili arrive FRIDAY.
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SIS, Beaumont. Tex. Olympia
Tacoma leaped into action, all
arently determined to get Van
yner while the getting's good.
He Is wanted In Boston for
jumping $4,000 bond, In
beaumont on q $4,000 bond,
In Olympia on = $4,000 bond
and In Tacoma on q $4,000
one.
Hugo Metzler. jr.. Pierce county
deputy prosecutor, was sent pack
ing off to Oklahoma City by air
plane TO help extradition proceed
ings along. He was armed with
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Condemnation proceedings were
on file in federal court here Thurs
day as the government seeks 10
obtain q 4O-sere tract Of Tacoma
tidelsnds as site for a new alumni
mum plant soon 70 be built and
operated by the DIN Corp.
Transfer Of title for the defense
plants site is sought from the
following present owners. the Port
Of Tacoma. the estate Of Theresa