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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Naval Reserve Office
To Remain Open Sunday

SEATTLE Commander A. j.
Byrholdt. director Of naval reserve
announced Thursday the naval
reserve personnel office 1T staff
headquarters 81 the i3fh naval
district viii h. open on sundays
To interview applicants for com
missions in the naval reserys.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

AppIlcatlon TOT ffllsstfntht thplId
be made At Tacoma srmory from
7 10 10 .. M. each Wednesday
Hamilton announced that two
new organizations Of the local sta
ton nov are seeking msn. They
are Second company. First Pro
vislonsl battalion. WgG. and Third
company. First Provisional bat
tsBon.
Officers Of the former are Capt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Moves Of Allies
Striking Blow Il
German Morale
vooAv's WAn MOVES
tnss o 3 Pa. OFT,
Oy LOUIS ?. kggAAlG
UnIse1 Pseus WaS Ann1vso

oermsny's orumbiins isvsass II
Hussis. the entry NJ the United
stsiss into the var ana ths union
of ~ nations against ,hs sss .
striking . blow ~ German movsis
ana binding the spirit ~ revolt
among the conquered nations II
Europe. II v Indicated ~ ths lstsss
information IN London and Washr
lnFton.
Berlin 10 patiently uneasy sbsus
Nsx ABILITY 10 hsep eaaqusfe1
Europe In line One sign 10 >
campaign started ~ Msrsasi Goer-
inE's ss~spspeF for closer 'soilss-
oration on ths eosfinsnt. threat
<nlog nations shs 10 not CO.
operate IN ths o<fmsn new order
with sselussnn forever. Another
" Increasingly rsprssssys measures
lccntin1sd On Page q Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
WASHINGTON

WARRINGTON 49, Charles A.
Llndbsrsh arrived here THURSDAY.
presumably In connection with his
offer 10 ssrys IN the army air
corps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

Folks A Anderson. list Lisat. John
~ Potter and "A Lieut.. John p.
niddlesWorth. Commander ~ the
latter - Capt Alrnon y. WOOD
worth.
Hamilton made public the fol-
lowing promOtiOns - noted ~ or
ders from Adjutant General Wal
ter J. DeLong. Capt George ".
Nelson. Of EstonyiIls. until this
lconlinued on Page 7. Column o.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Japan Forces Launch Heavy
Attack on West Malaga Coast

that there had been no new land
ings as yet and II was asserted
that on the west coast japanese
penetration had been effected on
only a small scale. with the empire
lines holding well
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Fast Growing State Guard Authorizes
Two New Organizations for Tacoma

approaching its authorized strength Of SO
Washington STATE Guard atm
seiectivsly recruiting Hamilton,
said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ........-......s4s5 l5, 900
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

Ths rssoma f5vSi nsvvfos e1mr
misssna was carrying - 900
with paiy twe memhers 1nusn1nC.
~ "Wednesday nlehe'e meee1ne
May =. ewsnsaa s~elgne1 ~ -
tim N N tsor1 - me- h1mnn11
~ sffielsi 1ssites vntls ~ -
for s'sy ssm@isaHeex = pun11s
safety
Hsmsisias msmssss = ~ 90
misstsn ere nufus = DAVIS -
Arthur nossh>s. ~ isffsv neuQv-
sppntntsd - NJ ~ nsse s>oone
va<ssey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Americans Blast
Mdtruh, Convoy

CAIRO. Egypt. Aug Is UP).-
United States Army bomherS set
fire 10 large enemy merchant
ship in an attack ON an Axis Med
iterranean convoy and hammered
the important AXIS base OF Matruh
m a night Commandment it was
announced today
The attack on the CONVOY was
carried out by American bombers
Saturday, II was stated
Another announcement reported
tho night raid on Matruh by
United States medium bombers
which have Joined American heavy
'bombers and fighters IN action on
the Egyptian front.
They swept westward over the
Alamein battle front "Wednesday
night 10 bomb Matruh, on the
coast 10 miles west Of Fl Ala
mcin, and started fires Yn addition
TO causing damage by direct hits
with explosive bombs
a communicate Of the Middle
Eastern command and the ROYAL
AIR Force announced that British
fighter planes had sho, down three
enemy fighters in intensified air
activity over Malta yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18

present Icgional inequalities. but
retaining the present overall
level.
AS OPA officials worked out
details of their program, members
OF tho agriculture departments
foods require m entS committee
scheduled a meeting today 10 con.
slider another plan 10 regulate the
distribution Of meat supplies Ag-
riculturc officials also were hope
ful that consumer rationiny could
be avoided
But speaking in Chicago. Roy
r. Hendrickson. administrator OF
tho Agricultural Marketing Ad-
miniStration. warned Of the proba-
bility OF rationing and said there
would be a possible shortage OF
5000 0000 900 pounds Of meat in
relation 10 the quantity of meat
civilian consumers would buy al
ceiling prices. ,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Gable DesIamOriZed
Loses His Mustache, Gets Soup Bowl Haircut
as He Begins Grind Of Drill and Study in Army

and 80 viii YOU" the sergeant
said.
A soldier handed him a pink
toothbrush.
"Ain't that "A beaut ?" Gable
asked, holding IT up so Mcintyre
could see.
hopping perspiration from his
face white he got Il soup bowl
haircut. Gable said, there goes
the weight"
Gable said he had no immediate
plans. except 10 become a good
soldier.
IL suppose after the war will
20 back 90 Hollywood ind pie
lures" he said.
AS for his duties, he said:
"I'll do what they tell me,
and they haven't told me any
thing yet"
When he enlisted, he asked 10
train as gunner, for immediate
action.
After three months training he
and Mcintyre will be commissioned
second lieutenants in the army
air force. During the next SlN
weeks they will have no liberties
under candidate school regulations
They viii get up at 5:15 a. m
spend the day studying and drlll-
ing. and be confined 10 quarters al
Z D. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Aug. Is
(UP).-Clark Gable clipped of mis-
Imustache and considerable hair.
Jumped out of his bunk at Sis
a. m. today and began the grind
of classes, drill and study that will
make him an army officer and
probably gunner in a bombing
plane.
As an officer candidate. he is
making SEQ a month. As one of
Hollywoods greatest stars, he was
believed to have made $500 a
week
Gable was accepted as an Off
Ger candidate i'm the Miami Beach
army air force school yesterday
without fanfare.
He and his friend Andrew j..
Mcintyre, Hollywood camera
man who enlisted with him.
slipped through Miami and entered
the Vanderbilt Hotel, headquar-
tiers of the officer candidate school,
through the back door.
When told he would have TO
shave his muStache, Gable grinned,
"Suits me. tn probably be n
lot cooler, anyway" he said.
A sergeant threw him his uni
form. Gable held the trousers up
to his hips and noted that they
were somewhat large.
They'll shrink little hit,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Russians
ElateGi at
Farley

MOSCOW, Aug is -l-Pl -
Pravda, official newspaper OF the
Communist Party, said today that
the Nose conference had
furthered closer collaboration and
understanding among r u ! a.
Britain and the United States,
Tho meeting between Pre-
mier Josef Stain and Prime
Minister Winston Churchill was
one OF great historic impOr-
lance" PraVda said.
Newspapers generally said that
tho Russian people had no doubt
that the conference would hc OF
great significance for the Alice
cause.
Pravda and lzvestia. the govern
ment newspaper, published prom
inently large photographs OF
Stain, Churchill and w Avercl
Hartman, President Roosevelt
representative.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Bombay Quiet,
Calcutta Riotous

BOMBAY, India. Aug. Is GNS)
Bombay was quiet today as the
working committee of the MoSlenl
League continued sessions called
to clarity the organizations atti-
tude toward the Nationalist revo-
lutionary movement.
II was Bombay'S fifth day Of
freedom from serious disorders,
but reports from Calcutta said
that mobs had wrecked and burned
a street car and torn down tele-
phone and telegraph wires.
Fourteen Nationalist newspa-
pers in Calcutta have agreed TO
cease publication August u TO
protest government restrictions
against articles which would en-
courage the civil disobedience
of Mohandas *. Gandhi,
Congress Party leader.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
OPA Meat Program
Livestock Price Control, National ALLEGATION
Urged TO End Shortage Without Rationnq

WASHINGTON Aug Is UPl
The Office of Price AdmInlstra-
tion is considering 4 thrce-point
program 10 solve the meat dis
tr-bIiion problem and prevent re-
glonal meat shortages without re-
sorting 70 consumer rationing, il
was learned today
Officials said the plan could not
ba put into operation unless the
agriculture department rcverses
ITS opposition 10 ceiling prices on
livestock
The program sull tentative,
would include
strict control of on the
hoof livestock prices ProceSSed
meat prices already arc con-
trollcd
= Federal ALLEGATION Of meat
products on q nationwide basis
4 General rcadustmcnt Of
consumer prices, ironing out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
1S PLANES DOWNED

The navy confirmed that tho
assault upon the southeastern
ISolomons was a complete surprise
TO the japanese occupying forces
and that Is Of their seaplanes
were destroyed in the harbor.
During the landing operations
az the beginning of the battle, IS
additional planes were shot down
when they attacked the American
Iwarships.
The navy said that only minor
damage was suffered by the Amer
lean forces from the Japanese air
attacks.
IL was pointed out that dark
ness prevented the American fleet
commanders from making any
estimate Of the damage inflicted
upon the enemy cruiser and de-
Stroyer force in the night battle
of August SO.
No further statement was made
regarding American ship or plane
1 losses because, the Conlmunique
stated. such information would be
of obvious value 10 the Japanese
naval high command. since opera
|tionS are continuing in the Solo,
mons.
/ First reports listed 4 cruiser
sunk, and damage TO two cruisers
two deStroyers and a transport.
The navy disclosed that landings
were made on several islands in
the Observation-Disclosures area by
iamphibiouS forces of the marine
corps. Previous communiques had
spoken of landings on three
islands.
Tulagi Harbor. where Admiral
Ghormley surprised the japanese
naval force guarding the Solo,
mons. is small island just south
OF the Florida group Guadalcanal,
a larger island 20 miles to the
south. Is the site of an excellent
air base which the japanese have
developed since they seized the
islands from the British.
During tho landing operations,
which were carried out according
10 detailed plans, the American
cruisers and deStroyers, aug
mentcd by surface units of the
Australian navy. furnished protec-
ton for the landing forces.
This included bombardment, by
naval guns and from the air, of
the Japanese fortified positions on
tho islands, while antl-aircraft fire
and interception by United State,
fighter planes broke up the Japa-
neSe air attacks.
4 Although losses 10 American
ships. planes and personnel are be-
.1llcvcd TO have been severe. this
had been expected by the Ameri-
can high command The results Ia
date arc regarded in official quar-.
tcrS a> fully iustifying the losses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Brazil Ready
To Declare War
On Axis Powers
Sinking OF 5 Vessels,
One Repeatedly Carrying
700 Troops, Stirs Nation

RIO uE lANETRO Brazil. Aug
IS up A Brazilian declaration
of war ON the ANS was believed
only a matter Of hours today. as
the government promised swift
punishment for the torpedoing anc
sinking Of five moro Brazilian
shipS-an IN Brazilian coastal
waters. one ship was loaded with
troops.
The ship carrying troops was
the i.S01-ton Baependy sunk III
the $50 miles between Bahia and
Sergipe. 10 the north. Unofficial
reports said that 700 10 1000 men
wrrc iovt. f1fit thc department oi
press and propaganda asserted late
last night
Topographic reports from
various points along the coast
between Bahia and Sergipe state
that a number OF lifeboats have
-reae he'd small loesiitie>.. which
leads 10 the belief that large
number Of men aboard the tor
pcdocd ships have been saved"
All told Brazil has lost 10 ships
accrcratinr moro than rs. 600 tons
to submarines since she broke
diplomatic relations with the Axis
in January The five new sinkings
were the first OF ships engaged IN
CoaStWiSe trade.
"In the last three days. the
ships Bocpcndy and Anibal-
Benevola of the Lloyd-Brasileiro
line. and the Araraguara, OF the
Lloyd-Nacional line. have been
sunk in the waters between
Bahia and Sergipe," a govern
ment communique said
our country II not afraid
NJ facing these brutaIities and
thc government II determining
what measures 10 take In view
Of what has happened. The
people can remain calm and con-
fidcnt OF the certainty that these
crimes against the lives Of good
BraEilians will not 20
unpublished.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
QUESTIONS ACoUAINTANCEs

Meanwhile, Bowling, determined
10 talk TO every one who saw
John Dodge in the last rs hours
OF his life" continued questioning
Dodge acquaintance.
Dodge left home Tuesday morn
ing about 7:30 after spending the
night AT home, a point on which
Mrs. Dodge had previously been
in doubt. Bowling said. At 1920
a. m. Tuesday he went to the Ris-
don Creamery whore an oil filter
which he sold and was being used
had broken down. He returned
with il, repaired. about 3 p. m.
and at that time gave no indi-
cation Of having been drinking,
garage men said.
His trail was picked up next at
the Fort Shelby Hotel cocktail
bar where he was drinking until
) p m. the prosecutor said. His
movements betwe en- then and
when he appeared in Van Dyke
place in mid = evening TO visit
friends and create the disturbance
resulting in his temporary deten-
tion by police are still mystery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Churchill, Stain
Review GIobdI
Battle Strategy
Middle East Believed
Particular Subject Of
Premiers Conferences

LONDON. Aug. Is fUP1.-Rus-
sian. British and American leaders
AZ the Moscow conference SUR
veyed a vast area of war opera
tions from Madagascar 10 tho Rus
sian Caucasus and western Europe,
diplomatic quarters understood to-
day.
II was indicated that the con-
ference was based on the certainty
that Russia could maintain it's
armies and It's heroic defense in
tact through a second winter, while
the United States and Britain con-
tinued a flow of war supplies on
the greatest possible scale 10 the
Soviet Union
That The Middle East and the
Indian Ocean area entered vitality
INTO the conference was made cer-
Tram by The taCr thar ait tinted
States and British military leaders
lat the conference except Gen Sir
Alan Brooke, chief of the British
Imperial staff we're drawn from
the East Gen. Sir Archibald
Wavcll. commander in chief in
India was one OF The conferees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Report Planes at Gibraltar

MOON. Aug. rs INSl 49,
Reuters British news agency
today picked up a Vichy radio
broadcast reporting that three
four-engined American planes of
the Halifax type and four twin
engined "HudSon-type' craft had
| and d al Gibraltar yesterday
from the direction OF the Al
lantiC"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Mexican Soldier Tried
As Aide Of Ndzi Soy

NEXICO CITY. Aug rs. GNS).
The death penalty was asked
by tho state today as the treason
trial Of Sgt Juan Martinez Con
zalez Of the Mexican army. got
under way before a military court.
Sergeant Gonzalez was charged
with operating a secret wireless
set for Paul Ernest Strobel. ac-
cuSed Of being a German spy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Bonnbefs Blast
Path 10 I'd Front
Continued from Page One)

+evitable the German high COM
Imand is seriously concerned by
the sudden appearance of Amer
lean Flying Fortresses in the skies
above the occupied continent.
While the Americans regrouped
Ifor-neW- attacks RAE homhers
shuttled back and forth across the
coast in the carly hours of the
day 10 lombard the channel
areas from Ostend in Belgium 20
"a point south Of BOulogne. in
Franco. a blaze OF gunfrc red
dened the sky for scores OF miles.
Raj LOSES 5 PLANES
Five British planes were re-
ported missing by the air ministry
The raid on OSnabruCk was the
forty-second made against the city
by the Raj since 1910. II was
last attacked on August Q.
Observers on the southeast
coast Of England said that great
activity had taken place on the
opposite shore Of the English
Channel following a tremendous
cross channel duel betwee n
German and British heavy guns.
Even after the arrival of day
light. observers said, gun flashes
could be observed on the Nazi-
occupied coast. They said that
tracer bullets and lights were
visible from OStend 10 Calais and
the Cap Gris-Nez areas and south
Of Boulogne. RumblingS of heavy
explosions were felt on the British
side Of the channel.
The duel between shore based
British and German artillery bat
teries is believed TO have preceded
new action between British and
German light naval forces off the
French coast. a similar engage
ment was fought the night before
following a cross-channel fight
between big guns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Shop Owner Fined

LANSING. Aug IS - GLADYS
Bowlin, proprietor 81 The keVpcc
Hamburg Shop on East ShiawaS-
see street. paid = fne Of SIS 81
following complaints by the health
department that her store va, UNI
sanitary Mrs B0whn pleaded
guilty 10 the charge. Judge Coas il
imposed the sentence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
VaIlee in Service Again

LONG BEACH Cal Aug IS
GNSl 49, Rudy Nallee was IN the
armed forces for the third time
today--this time wearing the uni
form OF a coast guard handmaSter.
Vallee enlisted i'm the United States
Navy in 1917 at the age Of 10 Tic
was a lieutenant commander IN
the naval reserve from 1888 10
1897.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
a Jap Bombers
Pound Moresby;
Fear Land Raid
MacArthur's FIiers
Raid Fleet on Way
10 Reinforce SoIomons

GENERAL MACARTHUR s
HEADQUARTERS, Australia, Aug.
Is (UP).-The first Japanese raid
since July "a on Port Moresby
the Allied base in New Guinea
| 200 miles 10 the west Of Tulagi
in the Solomons. was announced
today in Gen. Douglas NacAr'
thurs communique.
Twenty-four enemy bombers at.
tackled a Port Moresby airdrome
and it was admitted that they
caused damage and casualties.
Allied fighters went up in chal-
lcnge, but the enemy, attacking al
high altitude dropped their bombs
and fled before the fighters coulo
effect contact.
JAPS PUSH FORWARD
In the Nokoda area eEinteriol
New Guinea, just across the Over
STANLEY Mountains 55 miles from
Port Moresby. strongly reinforced
! Japanese combat patrols hac
driven the Allied forces back to-
ward the mountain heights. II was
not ruled out here that the enemy
might try TO storm the S.000-foot
pass leading down to the Port
IMoresby side.
MacArthur's planes. on recon.
lnaiSsance. dropped their bomt
loads yesterday on the township
of Kavieng. on New Ireland Island
in the BisnarekS, $50 miles north
east Of Port Moresby and 9o(
miles northwest of Tulagi. and or
shipping in its harbor.
1t was indicated that the Allied
planes had detected the presence
of a Japanese reinforcement fleet
coming from the north. the direc.
ton Of the Japanese-controlleo
Caroline Islands. on its way &c
the Solomons.
AGAIN RAID TIMOR
In the northwestern zone, where
the Japanese have a major base
500 miles from Darwin on the
northern Australian coast, Mac
Arthurs planes made their sixth
attack in eight days on Timor
Island.
This raid was made by Ameri-
can Lockheed Hudson medium
bombers flown by crews OF the
Royal Australian Air Force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Out on Boil. Arrested Again

LANSING. Aug IS Seldom
Won RichteT. 2s- NJ 1885, South
Washington avenue now under
bondpn morals charge, vas ar
rested by police today charged
v1ifr purSe-snatchng lie de-
named examination when ar
RAGGED before Municipal Judge
CosAsnd was placed under 5000
bona.p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Japanese
FIOtiIIa
Crushed

Continued from Page One)
heavy fire from the guns of the
United States warships. the Japa-
inese fleet gave up the fight and
fled 10 the open sea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Dodge Treated
Well, Two Say

Continued from Page One)

NNOhhhutu iiVih okt ohNi
denly fell backward or launched
himself backward while sitting on
a concrete floor. the officers said
A spokesman for the Dodge
family said its members are salts
fled with the police explanation
and feel that any further investi-
eating TO be done would be taken
care of by Bowling An inquest
into the death opens Thursday.
Bowling will take statements
from the soldiers today as well as
other men who were detained at
the station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
CLEARED or ANS AIDES

RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. Is
GNS)-All AXIS diplomats were
cleared from Brazil today with the
sailing Of the s s. Bage. carrying
l66 Italians and q Hungarians.
and the S. S. Cuyaba with rs
Germans aboard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18

The Detroit Times has far nnors
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
DODGE's FUNERAL

Dodge was buried yesterday in
the Dodge family mausoleum after
a simple Commute ceremony IN
the Hamilton funeral chapel
As the Rev. Robert S. White
head, pastor OF Christ Episcopal
Church, $50 East jefferson ave-
nue., read the simple prayers. most
OF the relatives present sat among
friends and curious strangers. His
wife and her mother remained in
the mourners' room, however.
Present were Mrs. Wesson Sey-
burn and Mrs. Dodge Sloane, full
sisters of Dodge. as we'll as his
first wife Mrs. Marie O'Connor
Dodge. and their debutante daugh-
ter. Mary Anne Dodge.
Not present were his step
mother. Mrs. Alfred G.. Wilson, or
Mrs. James IS. johnson Jr., his
half sister.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
PREMIER SEES SHUTS

Disclosure that Prime Minister
Winston Churchill had conferred
in Caro- with Gen. Jan Christian
SHUTS, prime minister of South
Africa, was understood TO mean
that SHUTS had been consulted on
the defense OF Madagascar, of the
southeast African coast.
There was widespread belief
here that the conferees who kept
i'm constant contact with PreSi-
dent Roosevelt and GcneraliSSimo
Chang kaI-shck OF China, Consld-
cred coordination OF global United
Nations strategy and the advisa-
bility Of forming some sort Of
supreme central command
Obviously the question o. a
second frnat this year in Western
Europe was a prime topic There
was nothing 10 indicate that
Churchill had committed Britain
10 open one OF that one was FEAST
BILE now.