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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-05
Hostess

Mrs. George M. Stackhouse, wife
Of Capt. Stackhouse, U. s. N, gave
a luncheon Monday in the Army
Navy Town Club In honor Of Mrs.
William Curry Harllee Of washinx-
ton, wife Of Col. Harlee Of the
United States Marine Corps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
State Has Triple
Cause TO Observe
Feb. u Holiday
ey JlMMY HATlo

OLYMPIA - Washington has 4
triple reason for observing Feb. az
as a state holiday. although many
residents know Of only one.
First, II is the birthday of
George Washington, after whom
the state was named. Second. 1t
was on Feb. ~. 1883. a measure
came before congress proposing
the area north of the Columbia
river be separated from the Ore
gon territory.
1t was proposed to call this area
the Territory of Columbia but as
finally passed, the measure called
it Washington. The third reason
for marking the date came in 1889
when on Feb. % the congress
passed the enabling act which per-
mitted the territory Of Washing
ton to become a state that fall,
Nov. IL, 1889.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21

Eden, foreign secretary, and Sir
John Anderson, lord president Of
the council.
Four men In the new cabinet
besides Churchill are without rou-
tine duties Grips. Lyttl.ton.
Attlee and Anderson. and to this
extent Churchill had met the de-
mand for an inner war cabinet
made up Of men able to free their
minds from administrative routine,
for the big problems Of war.
Critics sti1 wanted . more
radical reorganization
Some predicted that Churchill
would soon, possibly before next
week. replace A. v. Alexander,
who a. first lord of the admiralty
shared the blame for the German
fleet fiasco. and Leopold 8. Amery.
secretary OF state for India. an
older generation Tory who 10 re-
gsrded by many as inimicsl to
increased Indian support Of the
war.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
Marshal and Deputy
Both Taking Trips

Herbert w. Algeo, u. S. marshal
for western Washington, was IN
route Friday to Florida, where he
will deliver federal prisoner who
was arrested in Seattle at behest of
southern authorities.
Meanwhile. John p. Vsrgo. dep
uty marshal here. will leave this
weekend on similar trip TO
Reno and San Francisco, where
he will deliver two other federal
prisoners.
The officers are using thear
respective automobiles for the
trips. Algeo will stop at the
national capital before coming
home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
ChurchillCabinei
Changes Fail to
Appease Critics

CONTINUED From Page Onel
dropped from the inner council but
retained their portfolios as mem
bers Of the cabinet at large.
Sir Stafford Grips, partyless
Labor leader who recently re-
turned home after serving success
fully as ambassador TO Russia,
was added to the war cabinet as
lord privy seal and leader of the
house Of commons. Oliver Lyttle-
ton. a protege of Churchill who Is
regarded as one Of the coming
men" retained his post as min
lister OF state in the war cabinet,
to exercise general supervision Of
production"
Thus the brief attempt TO
maintain . production car.
holding approximately the
powers Of Donald Nelson in
the United States. was given
up.
Churchill retained his portfolios
Of first lord Of the treasury and
minister of defense. rejecting
strong demands for a separate de-
Tense minister.
Major Clement Attlee, lead
er Of the Labor party, whom
Grips had replaced as lord
privy seal, took over the post
Of dominions secretary which
had been held by Viscount
Cranborne, and he will also
act ~ deputy prime minister.
A new post n TO be found for
Cranbome.
Attlee remains in the war cab
met. as do Ernest Bevin. labor and
national service minister; Anthony
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
u. Airmen Blast
Eight jar Ships

tConunued From Page ane1
mans credited tn bomb hts on
enemy warships and transports 10
allied planes but ii was understood
that American aircraft. including
the first dive bombers used in the
East Indies. scored most Of the
blows
The hits on enemy ships pos
sibly including some repeat at
tacks1 included:
Three cruisers.
Three transports.
Two destroyers. one ~ which
was blown apart and sank.
IAN axis broadcast from Rome
quoting Tokyo dispatches. said
that Japanese planes had bombed
the Dutch bases of Fairfax in New
Guinea. the islands of Flores and
the islands of Dobo. Aru and
Timor. Japanese forces invaded
Timor and were reported breaking
the resistance of Australian troops
there. Tokyo claimed.)
The situation appeared To
he serious for the Dutch de-
Tenders. despite the first dive
bombing attacks Of American
planes In the East Indies. The
dive bombers hit q Japanese
transport and . cruiser with
heavy casualties to the enemy.
American ground troops in Java
are comparatively few. There are
also some other foreign troops, in
GLIDING Australians, here TO aid
In defense Of the island.
The Americans did not lose
q single plane.
Flying fortresses dropped eight
$50 pound bombs around one Of
the enemy destroyers and the
crews said IT rose up from the
water and came down in pieces.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
Take Out Permits
For 10 Residences

Permits for 10 new houses. each
to cost $500. were issued by the
city building department Friday to
Norman Iverson of S201 No. Alder
1T. The $4,000 worth OF houses
viii be built at 63l5 to 1891 So. d
st. and sos to 1924 So. c ut.
ketner Bros. were listed as con-
tractors for all 10 houses.
Also issued Friday was a $42, 900
permit for an addition to the
boiler house and drying room at
the st. Regis Kraft Paper Co
plant at sol Canal Ut. Another
industrial permit, for $1,000 sd-
dition. was issued to the Lyle Ply
wood Co. at e51 Canal ut.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
Coroner's Jury Will Probe
Blackout Mystery" Death Of
Son Of Former Tacoman

RALo ALTO, OLA coroner's
ny win b called upon to break
through the veil surrounding the
01aekout mystery" death Of
Letghton Ballinger. ~. instructor
h romantic languages At Stanford
university.
Authorities said the shooting Of
DaIlinger with . target pistol was
s'sufcide or accident but did not
entirely rule out the possibility Of
foul play. Deputy Coroner Harry
Ryder aid Friday IN inquest win
- hs1d some time next week"
manager, - - Roy l.
Dalnnges. fsraeriy - Fuyai-
~ - TnceUa al now -
o1stnnt coIlectsr Of customs st
ooaStie, waa found dea1 We'd
nesaay night IN the msdst ef
honcnpsut ~ Nils Deborah
Oeve1nn1. . doctors recep-
t1oo1st with whom Ne had m
engaee@eat 10 - skating.
Heath his body was the pistol.
n his hand was . French-type
tslephons. - though he Ind sought
% summon aid. On the wall was
n indoor target With one hole
oQnAFsly through the center. There
Wsro powder burns on his shirt.
Metz Il Puzzling
Police Inspector L. .. Lawrence
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21

A wrecker crew WAS busy Fri
day with salvage of a railroad
boxcar that zigged when it should
have Jagged and tumbled off a
small trestle parallelling Ea. 18th
st. and into a slough of the Puy-
sllup river.
1T was simply a freak mishap
that happens to the best regulated
families" according to a spokes-
man for the Milwaukee railroad.
The car was loaded with out
bound plywood. and has to be cut
open and unloaded that way before
IL can be lifted from where 1t
rests on its nose in the mud.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
THE WAR
In BRIEF
BY UNITED PRESS

BATAVIA - Japanese land in
Bali despite attack by American
planes which damage three Jap
cruisers, two transports, one de-
stroyer. sinks another destroyer
and destroys four Japanese planes.
LON DON - Japanese invade
Portuguese Timor; Prime Minister
Winston Churchill shakes up gov
eminent. bringing Sir Stafford
Grips into inner circle but many
critics still unsatisfied; radio
vichy claims Soviet forces attack
Smolensk.
SYDNEY - Another air alarm
but no attack on Darwin; serious
damage and extensive casualties
admitted in yesterdays attacks.
TOkYO-Ciaim sinking Of 6, OO0-
ton auxiliary cruiser, two destroy
ers, one submarine chaser, nine
transports and destruction Of 20
planes at Darwin; claim 81 allied
planes destroyed In Java attacks.
BALBOA - Two more steamers
issue distress calls as German
Caribbean su b marine offensive
continues.
CALCUTTA - Critical battle
near for Rangoon and Burma road.
BOMBAY-Mohanda X. Gandhi
reports talks with Gen. Chang
Kai-shek failed to solve Indian
problem.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS report So
Wet forces may cross the Latvian
border.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
Housing Need
Growing
Should Register
Any Rental Space

A plea for more cooperation
from Tacoma property owners
with space available for rental
purposes was made Friday by
Harry L. Blsngy, chairman OF the
Tacoma Housing committee.
1T In obvious" said Blangy,
that either the public has not
been properly informed Of the ef-
forts of the Homes Registration
bureau In uncovsring additional
rental housing in this city. or we
are reaching the limit Of avails-
bility Of that type Of housing.
IF there are property owners
with apartments. empty houses, or
space which can readily be con-
verted into apartments. we urg-
entity request that those individu-
ais list the accommodation with
the Homes Registration bureau,
Broadway 41s5. or 41e Provident
bldg.
During January. figures from
the Homes Registration bureau
show that there were but 244
newly listed vacancies with 355
new applicants for the accommo-
dations. So far during February,
21o new applications have been re-
ceived, with only 1872 new listings
with which to fiji them. II has
never been possible to build up
a surplus of listings on which TO
draw. Furnished apartments and
houses are In the greatest de-
mand."
The Homes Registration bureau
10 an operation of the Tacoma De-
Tense Housing committee. and its
services are entirely free to both
renter and landlord.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
Martial Law Near
For Some Areas

CONTINUED From Page one)
~ president yesterday and an
no,lnced Friday. authorizes the
secretary Of war to provide trans
portation. food and shelter for
persons excluded from military
areas.
Ia 1sslgnA1isa Of military
areas vim supesseds prohibited
81 Fsuerieeel arsas previously
1snnsa ~ ~ attorney gea-
egA = ~ west coast.
Mr.. Roosevelt directed the SEC
rstary u war and his military
commanders. to take any other
steps necessary to enforce COM
piiance with the restrictions APP
plicahls to each military area.
they are empowered to use federal
troops and the facilities Of fed
erai agencies In carrying out the
restrictions.
Aimed 1t controlling espionage
IN and around defense plants. army
and navy stations and vital utili-
ties. the order. however. does not
limit or modify the responsibility
ana duty Of the federal bureau Of
Investigation with respect to the
Investigation u alleged acts Of
eabotaSe.
II preamble Of the execu-
11vo erder saAd that s'the suc-
essnful prsssoue1ea 81 TIE war
regurss every posslb,e prctec-
~ Against Espionage asA
sabseags - national defense
Material nA11onnl defense
premisos ~ national defenss
u11llt1so-s
Acting under HE powers ~
proGident and commander-ih-chief
II the armed forces. Mr.. Roosevelt
thur made II possible for the army
10 detsFmins who shall Be allowed
70 remain In vital defense areas.
whethsr Or not they are citizem.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
Just the Core
WORKER INJURED

Clifford Maisch. IS, of SIS No.
I'd st.. was in Tacoma General hos
pital Friday with a possible frac-
ture of the back sustained In a
fall from a 12-foot scaffolding at
Birchfield Boiler. Inc, 250S East
18th St, Thursday evening. He
was taken to the hospital by police
ambulance. Officers reported he
fell from the scaffolding onto
a pile of rocks. Hospital attend
ants said his condition was salts
factory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21

also found a puzzlins note which
read:
Il make this statement In
the light Of all my faculties
and after careful and sane
consideration
III Leighton Ballinger were
10 hin mr.. he should be alb
solved Of al blame. n would
not only be an act Of self
defense hut . justifiable and
prAiseworthy thing, . favor
not only 70 me hut 10 an con-
cerned..
The letter was written by Miguel
Przdo. another language instruc-
tor, about year ago. Inspector
Lawrence said. during a period Of
morbidity. The explanation was
not smplified.
The statement was borne out by
Acting President Edgar e. Robin
son Of Stanford university. who
questioned Prado.
'Prado told me- frankly that
NJ owned the pistol with which
Ballingcr WAS killed. but that
~ had not seen the latter In
two days.. said Robinson.
Ballinger and Prado were men,
bers Of . pistol club and frequently
used the same weapon, Robinson
was informed.
Were Casual Friends"
Miss Cleveland told authorities
Ballinger and their landla dy
dropped In for breakfast several
months ago and that they since
had BEEN casual friends"
I'VE had our first date only
this week. Last Sunday Ne
saw me cleaning my fishpond
and came out and helped" she
ssid. az invited him 10 din
ner and that night we went
roller skating. We had such =
good time that we talked Of
going again Wednesday night.
He dropped in for a cigarette
Tuesday night and that was the
last I saw of him. He was per-
fectly cheerful and normal"
Died Tuesday Night
A preliminary autopsy report
showed Baiiinger probably died
late Tuesday night.
"When ! came home We'd
nesday noon I noticed the
shades Of his sunroom had not
been pulled and that his paper
was 1t the door," said Miss
Cleveland. again that eve
ming ! noticed his lights were
on. They definitely were on
1t 3 o'clock and l tried to
telephone him about our skat-
ing date.
when the blackout came at Q,
I went over TO tell him about his
lights. and found him dead on the
floor. I'm sure II was an acci-
dent"
Miss Cleveland. according
70 the lAndlady, thought Rail-
niger had tainted and, turning
out the lights, tried for some
time to apply artificial respi-
ration. She then reached for
the telephone 10 call aid and
found the telephone firmly In
Ballinger's grasp.
Ballinger was known ~ n brill
liant student but described ~ q
queer sort Of a guy" by campus
Ne had attended the
University Of Warrington. the
University Of London and studied
IN Paris and Heidelberg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21

81 feel sorry for Emily. She
makes her foce up TO look like
O girl of twenty, but her neck
still looks like forty-five."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
JalopY veyards
Will Be SURVEYED

George r. Stuntx, state wPA
administrator. said 500 persons
Friday began a survey Of WASH
ington's automobile graveysrds as
part Of a nationwide project to
help alleviate 5000. 000-ton
scrapiron shortage. stuntx said
latest figures indicated a total of
nearly 1000, 900 abandoned jslopies
in the nation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
MAKE TACOMA GROW

jefferson Square has the largest
vehicular traffic in Tacoma, yet
has no lights to warn traffic. Ia
coma needs new blood. II is time
for decent people to arise. Clean
the dirty doorways cluttered with
unprintable filth. Any creature
who throws empty booze bottles on
the sidewalk should be jailed.
Broken glass on the sidewalks
should be taboo. The woman's COM
fort station at Pacific and Jeffer-
son should have been turned over
TO the army. The streets smell like
an omen sewer. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21

You help yourself when you buy
u. s. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
BOOK FOR LIQUOR

Stanley Pavlich. "a, was arrest
ed by state liquor board agents
Thursday afternoon and booked at
the county Jail on charges OF
violating the Steele act. Pavlich.
who gave his address as Stella
COON boulevard, was released on
$500 cash bail
Eggs are dropping fast at Cow
Butter Store. (adv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
MoToRCYCLIsT BRUISED

Curtis Sloan, 81. Of 2246 Ea.
35th st was given first aid for
minor bruises and decorations in
Tacoma General hospital Thurs
day about 10 p. m. after the mo-
torcycle he was riding skidded and
overturned at No. 18th and SITS.
Elect Lyle Lemley Controller
University graduate; successful
business man. Experienced in
accounting and public budgets.
Trained for the job. Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Woodruff Asks
Dem-G0P Truce
For The Duration
Detroit Time. wash Bureau


WASHINGTON. Dec. "A win
thc-war holiday on party conflict
red tape and power
grabbing was proposed today by
Rep. Roy .. Woodruff of Michigan
"Since the elections, sentiment
Is rapidly growing in Congress
that there are no Democrats and
no Republicans for the duration
Of the war" Woodruff declared
in a speech before the House.
"The feeling is that we are all
Americans together bent upon
winning this war as quickly a.
IL can possibly he done with
minimum of injuries and loss Of
lives.
"The administration. il il cor
rectly reads the verdict of the
people. will realize that the time
has arrived when the whole war
administration must be shaken
down into the most efficient,
practical. fast operating organi-
Zation possible for men to
achieve.
Conflicts of policies, contra
diCtiOnS of authorities, endless
red tape. personal grabs for
power and influence. plain in
efficiency and dumbness must be
eliminated from the picture as
fast as il can he done.
This il no time 10 cover up
mistakes. whether Of admins
tration, or Of policy those mis-
takes must he uncovered and
rPmPdied.
"Not only did the people who
voted render their mandate that
the government should put aside
every consideration except the
efficient, fast prosecution Of the
war to complete victory, but the
people. in large part at least,
who stayed away from the polls
indicated by their action that
they do not approve of the way
the war administration has been
handled"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

duction of Wine, Women and
Song
Convicted on charges of spon-
sorlng an indecent performance
were l. II. Herk, the producer Of
Wine Women and Song. Sam
uel Funt. company manager, and
Herman Shapiro. stage manager.
A supreme court jury of seven
men and five women returned the
guilty verdict on its first ballot.
The three defendants. who will be
sentenced December II, were freed
under $500 bail after it was slip
ulated that the show be closed
immediately and permanently.
Wine, Women and Song fea-
.turcd strip teaser MarGie Hart
and the Chinese fan dancer Noe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Santa
Wins a
Pay Raise
Detroit Ttmes Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON. Dec. A. - The
War Labor Board came down the
chimney today and gave a Christ
mas present to Santa Claus.
Santa was declared exempt
from the wage and salary ceiling
and was gwen a IS raise
The mellow action of WLB fol-
lowed query from the National
Retail Dry Goods Association, New
York City asking whether it was
permissible tor a store to pay its
Santa Claus S25 a week when last
year he received only $50.
The board unanimously adopted
the following Jolly resolution:
Whereas, the question has
arisen a. To whether the Ma
tional War Labor Board would
approve paying Santa Claus
more in 1912 than he received
I'm 1871: and
"NhereaS, Christmas II only
about two weeks distant and ID
Won Id not he administratively
feasible In that time To conduct
n thorough investigation into the
wage rates paid Santa Clauses
i'm the United states To deter
mine whether manifest inius-
tiCeS existed:
BE il hereby unanimously re-
solved by the National War La
bor Board i'm formal conN0cation
assembled, that compensation
paid Ia all bona iide Santa
Clauses within the jurisdiction
Of the National War Labor
Board j. exempted from the pro-
visions OF Executive Order \o.
$3.50. aud the orders and reGula-
tionS promulgated hereunder;
provided. that the term bona
fide Santa Claus shall he con
strued Ia include only such per-
sons aS wear red robe, white
WhiSkerS and other well rPcog-
niZed acCOutremPnts betting
their station in life. and provided
that they have kindly and 10
vial disposition and use their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Smut Show Shut,
n. Y. ConviCts ;

NEW YORK, Dec. 4 QNS).-
An immediate campaign TO force
The closing or cleaning up Of some
half dozen allegedly lewd Broad
way shows was in prospect today
as a result of the conviction of
three mon associated with the pro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Lake Freight Rates Up

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4. - To
compensate for the added cost of
winter operation the Office of
Defense Transportation today an
nounced an increase of 25 cents a
ton on the Great Lakes freight
rates for iron ore. The normal
ht-day round trip between
upper and lower lake ports is
increased 10 II by cold, snow and
WIntrV gales
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Taxation Method
Called Doom of
Free Enterprise


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h' leucIW govern"
Of taxation was cruoil15 fodaN
b,- Harley IIty. professor OF
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Dr,f,s.or I.f, cr7rr.1 that
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no ,o,5 tho ira.,,r-lIiSts that
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- '''.'. ''.'
BLOW TO ENTERPRISE
.I, L. CLAIR that there can he
,toorons recovery Of the en-
-, -. ten, IN the noSt-war
'rlI'iS' -, rcn,ayiy.hIe re-
~ ~ " - =, tha nrocrossiye
. .aNa''"" ~. ia
an" ~. a, 6. co,o1v clear that
nn' ~ : -, ,ree society are
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

high office Of Juvenile trust To
spread the Christmas spirit of
goodwill among all men, women
and children; and
provided further. that this
exemption Shall eNtend from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
bo,o by In,ernationsl News Photos

Toy. both of whom testified in de-
tense of their specialties.
Herk, Funt and Shapiro face
possible fines Of $500 each. Jail
sentences also can be imposed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

beginning OF the Christmas sea-
son to the end thereof. and shau
not be considered a. a prece-
dent, since the role of Santa
Claus i'm "A war-torn world II
unique"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered TO your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-Sa lesman.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20

iH'r NlCIory l.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20
SUMMONS icy III BLICN TION.
In The superior Court.
October Term. 1912.

N"r'h Carolina:
Vance County.
Samuel \. Johnson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20
l Lambs Man Eat.

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49, .u ..H"ndH,n' :" -" Uu.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-20

~ high as nine million bacteria
have N"cm found attached to two
square iuChc- ut glass Submerged in
The STA for - hours