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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-31
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Flynn viii present NJ defense when
he appears for preliminary hearing
next Monday en two charges Of
statutory rape. Atty. Jerry cleisieF
said.
Gelslsr said the actors defense
would not b. made until the ease
u heard IN superior court. ehen
we are more certain than svsr
the charges viii be dispFavea and
Flynn'n name cleared"
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Listening Posi-
y ALBERT :. ENr.S

ned two graf enelrciInK move.
ments which II successful VII bas
both Romnei and Hussolni Gen.
erA Aontgomery's thrust a.a .
sweep b. the United States and
tisnung French forces from West
AtFiea ultimately should snare N.
oesert fox. Then : series az AIR
sea and Commando blows frons
me Mediterranean should wound
itaiy. whereupon General NIhaslo.
Fiteh. the chetnlk thunderbolt
would beat TIE bush along the
palmatian shores.
The fugoslav phase Of the great
hnnt already has commenced
croat rehellions. unrest ana .abo-
tage among II Duce's disinusioned
SUBJECTS. guerrilla forays from the
Balkan hills and the appearance
q British submarines IN the Adri-
atic have caused such anxiety IN
Berlin that Hitler has sent his own
picked men 10 help erect pill boxes
and other defenses in Plume and
Trieste. Reports reaching New
York say that one German. three
Quisling ustashi and two Italian
divisions are massed 10 protect
the Cub Of Venice coasts. Rome's
vulnerable back door.
The Germans are Invading
spain. But don't be Jittery-they
are merely armed with picks.
shovels and pesetas. A New York
bank with clients In Barcelona
was told that Berlin recently ad-
vanced a fat wad Of money 10
exploit Iberian ores and furnish
new source OF raw materials for
Killers hungry Reichswehr.
Nazi technicisns have hustled
into the peninsula 10 make certain
that efficiency and speed win be
They appear TO be In
terested chiefly In nonferrous
metals such a. lead. so urgent Is
the need that Franco has been
informed that he can obtain al
most limitless credit II he starts
deliveries at once. An ironical
touch 10 the situation Ia that
British investors in prewar days
poured their savings into these
mines. Spain had been little aware
Of her underground riches until
London developed them. Now
bitterest rival is cash
Ing In on her original spade work.
Not everyone in the poverty
stricken country Is so badly off
as we have been told. The ravages
Of civil war destroyed the wealth
Of one class and hunger still
stalks in the embittered land but
today war industries. shipyards
and other concerns are running
iull steam. Ordinary fiscal de-
posits are rising rapidly and the
capital resources of several i'm
,ortant financial institutions have
been increased. This fresh pros
oerity in certain circles is a brake
m any bellicose notions which FL
caudillo may harbor.
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} SERIAL STORY
SABOTAGE
CHAPTER XVII

1HAf Ell Abh
The news that Linooln's great
charging center. 2io-pound Heavy
Underwood. had suffered two bro
ken ribs In a plane craekup on
Monday morning. was enough 10
upset the whole city and half the
state.
The other half OF thu state. on
the contrary. was elated. II I'm
derwood was out OF Thursdays
game against State u. then state
u. had n new cause 10 hopel
The gambling gents" quoth
Elmer Summers In hls Journal
column next morning. are revis-
ing their bets all over town. Your
scribe heard last midnight that
an estimated hundred thousand
in ciphers. 100. dollars had
already been wsgered that state
u. would win. That's a right WELL
rounded sum. lousy as II IL.
THE whole thing Ia lousy, the
Journal and all decent people
hold. because a stadium IL sup.
posed to be = place for amateur
sports. not n casino for slinky-
eyed denlzens too lazy or too dis
honest 10 work for a living. Espe-
cislly should q game be clean
when II involves aviation cadets.
Gambling on them In this way il
a contemplate form Of war prof
iteering. II Is the lowest essence
Of"
Summers was wound up about
II and he let 20 In vehement style.
Toward the end he hung crepe.
The truth is wrote he.
Heavy Underwood's absence Will
just about swing the balance. II
was Heavy who. unsung. often
made the holes for Norman Dana
and Duane Hogan, Coach Millers
two great backs. IL was this
hefty trio who spiked 80 many
blitx plays that the Aggies tried
last Saturday. Loss Of any one
Of the three At this late hour can
well wreck the morale Of the
whole Lincoln team, especially
with Pop Miller himself barely
out OF bed from an illness"
Blythe Miller read II Tuesday
and almost cried. II was
all too truel Yesterday afternoon
she had stayed at the athlstle
held. in Pops office with Nancy
until practice time. and she had
tried desperately To be chferfpi
and gay. hoping II would be con-
tagious- The player.1p,sd va
iantly. too.
Sure. sure" soTnabody would
steam back, overly heayty. Who's
Heavy Underwood Reen wanting
% play center mysskl Qpgns on.
cts gol" ~
They swarmsa oa, To pr.etiee
n that mood. their spirit ~ fsls~I
u that OF a forced Nazf Ia,gy.
And the fslsity Of II begsa IL
nee to show. Nick oeDay. sth<
NIB center. snapped the hsu con
Iistently over the backfla.9'a
leads. Teddy Kildare. guard,
'awled out Big Duane Hogan. ubo
lsver in his life did anybody =
grong. Duane - blsss htm - just
lept silent and PLEADED. with his
'yes. for the gang % carry on.
Blythe noticed. II vas like that /
II afternoon. no matter how mush /
ne players and the assistant /
caches labored Blythe. Who
new football thoroughly. usnt
loms with her heart IN her shoes
And nov. al breakfast Tuesday. /
wen the papers were saying that
lincoln faced grave Toubis IN
esd.
4 am gong to work. Pop MI
y announced fatty. And cont
gu two women try 10 stop me-
'wo days il enough 70 nurse any
Isnksty-blank eolds"
He didn't say blanksty-blank.
: said something quite . BIT
tronger. Strong enough 70 yarn
fgn Miller and BY 10 let MIN
ave his way. Deliberately BY
rent back into his bedroom S1th
IN after eating. she stood
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D TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on page 8.
1. True.
2. Second.
3. Rear Admiral Ben Morrell.
4. George w. Norris of Me-
braska.
5. Agno:tic.
6. Hydrogen.
Z. Appomatox, Virginia.
8. True.
Q. A deer.
10. 1e41.
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PLAY BY PLAY
BY PAUL DAVID PRESTON


he put on coat. tie. overcast and
hat. he elared a her in defiance
when he poeketsd Duane HoFaa's
gun.
Pop Bly began. gently. You
know you have lot q friends
Il have that
IF = man IL in trouble. he"
"You just mind your o~n sw.
honey. ! don't want 10 h harsh
with you, but don't 20 asking
questionsl Kiss me now. -.
Mind
she kissed him. and Pop held
her close and pattsd her hack.
I'm going with you" she said.
you belong in your own
school,
mot this week. took off"
lilo knew enough not to buck
that. HIs daughter could be a.
wilful as he. Together they rode
a trolley 10 his office Nancy Hale
was not due until 10. bly, hung
up her wraps and began opening
his stack Of mail. a. she had done
yesterday morning. she Noted
Pop took the pistol from hls over
coat and kept u on hls person "a
he sat down. She decided to speak
quite frankly.
Pop. there's something you
ought 10 know. Something !
know"
"Yumpf WHAT"
This" She opened his center
drawer. From eoncsaiment IN .
folder. she drew the unsigned
mystery note. You can't get by
with that. Say nothing. And BE-
ready"
1T came In yesterdays mail.
she added. And. Pop IL didn't
show 1t 10 Nancy. Or anybody
else. l was waiting until you
understand II. You wanted
gun"
he stared at the paper a long
time.
Yes" he said then. quietly. 4
understand II. And l understand
now why you've been 20 worried.
You knew more than I thought.
But you stop fretting. honey.
Your old Pop has been taking
care OF things for over % years
just wait. and keep mum"
They heard sudden steps In the
hall. then. and both started =
little, tnvoiantartly. Somebody
knocked on the door. Pop glanced
quickly ~ Blythe. Open ~" he
breafhsd. -and stand back a. you
do. Just IN case"
Strangely confident Of him and
Of hfyHlf a. well. she obeyea.
But then there was = letdo~n.
Rh. Norman"
IThse stoe1 Norman Dana. in.
deed. ~A1d for once he wAA not /
smiling. his eouni@nanes held no /
Isok of cockiness o. pleasantly /
ar pia..
-.Hslio. bly,; good morning.
poseh."
Pop ezhalsa audlbly. Come IN. /
son. come In Glad % see yoa
We got a weeks uork 10 Do. and
ss need some extra planning. ssf
town.
Pep Norman said. aiding into
; chair. Il just came from Colonel
a. the field beaaquaf-
LsFs me eommandant~w air.
10 tell you the truth. they aren't
.siiinE II to everybody. bit wss
,retty eloss % Heavy Underwood
md all Ana. Pop. there's ssi-
isncs that Hssyy's plane was
'sboiaged. sosnsksody wanted %
wreck hlmi Somebody wanted u
Iet him off our football team.
Blythe didn't need 20 hear any
more % a. shs knsu nos that
he crooked gamblers this time
ssrs making doubiy sure.
Ito h Continnedl
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New York
Wal Street Views ihe
Tire Situation
jap Deeoy in South
Pseifie Fight
Setting Snare For
The Desert Fer"
Spain Csshine in on
Wars Necessities

Somewhere the signals are be-
Ing mixed. Washington soothsav-
ers are predicting that We have
licked the rubber crisis and before
long we shall have enough latex
10 keep civilian cars on the rad
Their perked up attitude Is sus-
tanned by a recent nationwide sur
vey made by automobile dealers
which indicates that % per cent
Of all used tires can be recapped
And yet in Wall Street environs
the men in touch with the syn
thetic industry hold diametrical
opinions.
Warehouses, they declare. are
bulging with bales Of finished
goods which because Of confused
orders have not yet been removed.
The admirals and generals are
tardy in deciding how much they
will require. And all the while
production is tagging behind
schedule. These New York Jere-
miahs forecast that despite Car
letters, nationa' gas rationing and
other improvements, our muddled
elastics program will create the
biggest scandal of the peace era.
The sacking OF Vice Admiral
Ghormley Is open admission by
Mr.. Knox that his department was
asleep at the switch in the Solo
mons despite the valor Of the
marines and the Workmanship
OF MacArthur's long range bomb
ers. The prayers Of all Americans
are that the islands may not be-
come a second Bataan.
Washington. before Dec. 7.
underestimate Japan's determine
tion, resources and trickery. Since
then 1t has failed to grasp her
military power, the fighting skill
OF her individual soldiers and the
brains of her top commanders. !
Now we are in for more trouble
II We do not recognize Nippon's
towering ambition. Those Ameri- |
can foreign policy experts who
have been in japan and know the
naval war lords from Admiral
Nagano down persistently assert
that Tokyo expects not a stale
mate peace but utter defeat of the
u. s. A.
The Jap C. II. Q. realizes that
this can only be accomplished
after our fleet has been sunk.
Therefore she is using the Solo
mons the way the kaiser used
Verdun. To her the seizure of
Australia would be chicken feed
compared with the total snnihilia-
ton Of our proud navy. Guadal-
canal is her decoy to which she
hopes to lure our ships and then
pick them off one at time.
The major detectives of the new
Egyptian offensive are much more
grandiose than those of former
desert skirmishes. 1t is not gen.
orally comprehended that at last
the Allied stats are thinking in
Napoleonic terms and have plan
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shoulder level nd turning palm.
outward.
Remember. tee that god pos-
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. ANSWERS TO
WAR QUIZ

Qnentioss on PaEs 9
I. DIVISION IL the zTfb
2 U. 3. bomber commander tn
Great Britain.
3. A warrant officer.
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q roller skates 70 make two army
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an rolling.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-07

Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-07
Red Armies Rally And Stop
 Germans Before StaIingrad

UNDATED, Sept. , (4) - Marshal Timoshenkos armies, raying in the hour ofdeepest crisis, stopped the Germans the bloody plains before Staingrad & even stormed into the lines northwest of the Yolga steelcity to capture booty and prisoners.
 Further good news for the United Nations came from the Egyptian battlefront where the British ported a Axis retreat the southern end of the 35mie line and declared that British troops beat off heavy counter attacks against newly positions on the center. communique said Axis forces again moved slightly westward"
 In the third straight defeat in the Fl Hmeimat sec- tor the rim of the great Quattara salt basin on the center the British command said tank-ed Axis n- fantry attempting to regain points captured by the British Thursday night, ran into whitening barrage of artillery fire British troops then charged into the Waverng Germans and Italians and drove them off,
 Cairo dispatches said the British supported by Unit ed States tanks andpanes maintained heavy pressure on the enemy all day yesterday amid considerable fighting"
 On the Russian front, the Soviet high command re- ported in it's midday bulletin that the Red Army stiffen ed after three successive days of withdrawals hatng the aout Nazi assault Salingrad Dispatches to the Red Star said Marshal Book now is assembling his last forces in effort to break thru to the Voga"
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-07
FDR Asks Stabilization Living Cost
President Asks Congress
 To Stabilize Living Costs

WASHINGTON, Sept (4p - President Roosevelt asked Congress in vigorous language for specific egis lative authority to stabilize living costs, including farm prices by October first, of preventing economic chaos.' Bluntly, Roosevelt told the egis latures in special message, that unless they acted he would accept the responsibility for the act himself and take measures necessary to avert disaster which would interfere with winning the Inaction your part will leave me the unacceptable responsibility, my responsibility to the people of this country to to it that the ecort is longer imperled by the threat of economic chaos''
 Roosevelt pictured farm prices the key to the n- fation riddle and said it's purpose should be to hold them at parity levels of recent date, whichever is higher Explaining why he wanted Congress to pass the ant-nlation act by October first the President said We cannot hold the actual cost of food and cloth ing down to approximately the present level beyond October first" No one could give any that living costs could be held down after that date What is needed he said lis overall sabilization of prices salaries, wages and profits"
 In contrast to widespread predictions the President provided no administrative formula for controlling v ing costs and made mention of any all powerful board Apparently he thought Congress could work out the methods for controlling antiination campaign or leave it to him to work out later
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-07
Allied Planes Inflict Havoc On
 Japs Along 35OO-Mile Battle Front

UNDATED Sept. 1 (49 - Deayed-American and Allied warplanes smashing across the far Pacific skies 3500-mile front officially credited with in- fictng havoc Japans invasion armies from China to the Soomons
 In China, bulletin from General StilWells head quarters announced that Army 1iers scored direct bomb hits the Japanese headquarters at Nanchang blasted fleet of 25 big troop laden nks and probab ly sank Japanese steamers Heavy casualties were inflicted on the Japanese and number of boats were burned Another flight straffed Japanese roop-laden train of l2 cars going north the Kiukang Nanchang railway. The train loaded with army trucks and artillery horses locomotive destroyed and heavy damage caused to materiel
 In the afternoon, American fighters bombed Nan chang in the congested northwest of the town and many hits were scored with direct hits on headQuar ters and large warehouses;"
 These highlights of the devastating United States aerial offensive carried out with the loss of only single American plane. Moreover, the American Air Force, the sky dragons the admirng Chinese des- crlbed them reported to have shot down five Jap planes yesterday in battle over Kwein in Chekang province.
 In the southwest Pacific Allied bombers set big hres raging at the Japanese base at Salamaua New Guinea; bombed enemy Seaplanes at FaiSi; destroyed fuel dumps at Buka and targets at Kieta, all in the upper Solomons; machine gunned Japanese troops in the Kokoda area in New Guinea; and pounded sea- borne Japanese forces in the lower Soomons.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-07
Senator Chandler Reports Presence
 Of Jars Constitutes Threat To U. S.

WASHINGTON. Sept loy - Delayed - Senator Chandler expressed the hope that the Thigh command has awakened to the necessity of holding Alaska at al costs. He submitted a full report to President Roose- welt and Admiral Leahy, recommending that the Japs be driven from Kiska Chandler and Senators Wallgren and Holman will also repor their findings to the ecune session of the full Senate military affairs com mittaa Monday.
 "The continued presence of the Japs at Kiska con- stitute menace and threat to the safety of the peo- pie of the United States and they must be removed at the carries possible moment Chandler said The com mittee recommended the immediate improvement of Alaskan military establishments, including arpane ferrV routes to Asia
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-07
Chinese Gain
 Upper Hand In Chekiang Prov.

CHuNGKING, Sept. : lPl - The Chinese high command sad severe fighting continued in the outskirts of KlnhWa and nearby Lanchi, with the Chinese stead fly gaining tn upper hand" Kinh wa, 85 miles southwest of Hang chow provincial capital of Chek lang province, 10 miles to the north, was recaptured by the Japanese recently m the first Japanese success in weeks of re- treat from Cheklang and Kiang- si provinces. Enemy troops in both cities were reinforced re- peatediv but they failed to break the Chinese cordon and suffered heavy casualties, a communi- que sad
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-07
Time For Filing
 Capital Stock Returns Extended To Sept. 29

Tacoma, Sept. - Time for filing capital stock tax returns for 1942 has been extended to September 29, 1922, according to Clark Squire, collector of inter- nal revenue.
 He pointed out that since changes may be made in the present law, it will be to the advantage of corpor ations to withhold filing returns until forms are sent out by the bureau.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-07
RAT and Russians Deliver Furnishing
 . Blows To Nazis

London, Sept. 5 (P) - British and Russian air men administered a punish ing whipsaw assault upon Germany from the west & and east last night, the RAF kindling big fires in Bremen and the Russians scattering bombs over east ern Germany and occupied Poland, while unidentified Allied raiders made their first attack on Budapest. A German war bulletin re- ported the raids on eastern Germany but failed to name the cities attacked. The British radio quoted Scandinavian d S patches from Berlin as saying the targets included Vienna, in Austria; Koenigsburg, a city of East Prussia and Breslau, in German Silesia
 Four persons were kill ed and ten injured by bombs jettisoned from a c CT m a n raider, being chased over an East An glian town by an RAF fight CT. Three houses were de- molished.