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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-13
CHAPTER S2l

ANY ACT IN rro,,o.o an amendment tn Article
Nv of the Constitution of the State Of Mary
Ind addino thereto new section. to be
known as Section 3qA. to be under new sub
title "part IVA Juvenile Courts" and to
follow. Immediately after Section 80 of said
A~+icla nrovidino for the establishment of
submission of said amendment TO the uuali-
fed voters of IN. State for adoption or re-
rejection.
section / Re il enacted hy the General
A..or,bl,, Of Na.vI.nd tthrpe-ffths of all the
members Of each of the two Houses concur
r;n,,, That tho fnIIovin,r new. section to be
knnwn as Section 30A 10 he under new sub
title part IVA Juvenile Courts" and to fol-
low irnn7ndiateIv aftpr section 30 of said Ar
ti,lo %c and The same is bereby, nr,nnsed rs
an nmendncnt +o Article Nv If the Consti-
tntion Of tbn Statr of Maryland the same. if
. .,do,tad b,. tbn In,,,I md nuaIitipd yotcrs of
fbo Sta+a a. barein nro,idad tn become =
mart Of said ArticIn ~ Of said Constitution
.,nd II, ha nun,bnrad and suhtitIed as afore-
T;,id.
PART IVA Juvenile COURTS
2oA Juvenile Court is herebv created
fo, baltimore Citv and tbo General Assembly
Inv law may establish a Juvenile Court for
.I,,. ~ b.,. i,,,,,.nnrated city ar town NV any
rn,1nty Of tbn STATE Tho rGurt hereby created
ard .,r,, n+bor c,nr+ astahIisbed beraunde,,
by low sbaII ba - rour+ Of record and shall
have exclusive jurisdiction within such CITY
Town or county ovar ali criminal otTenses
tbr no., +bns, r,,ni.bahIo hv deatb az life
in,n,scnr,ort ,oronitted by any ncrson under
ni%b+oor ,s.,rs If noe and surb additional
-; a. 49, - 49, .i,, e. t;r, n,.a
y S,,.ihad h.. +h CanoraI Assap,hl,, IN, law The
. CencraI 4ssemhI, h,, Law, shall nresr-ibe and
from time to time NAV alter
,Tha nupher n'IaIifcations tenure and
r,tboj IF saIant;an If tb ;,dra ~. ind,yas of
SI,cb cn,irt. and tboi, movers d,I+irs and COM
n'n!.ti"n bnt tbn !alar, ~ connerSation of
pn, iiJtrc "f INV smch conrt sbaII not he re-
/ J'coj dn,;n,, bi cnn+inuanCa in offre.
'0S'" rb r1bt onna Fror, ~ sob o,t
,rL ~. ,iII;Ga,t;,n.. +rn,,,, r,,ot,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-13
LAW OFFICES OF
JONES < JONES.

Chester H. Bobet and Nina Bobet,
his wife, VS., Mary X. Myrick,
and Harry H. Myrick, her hus-
band, and Eva Ellen Branne and
George W. Branne her husband
No. $685. Equity.
In the Circuit Court for Garrett
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-13
COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland, will be
in session for the transaction Of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
AUGUST II AND Is. 1912.
BY order of the Board
W. G. MEYERS, Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-13

AN ACT to propose an amendment to Sec
tjon Is of Article = of the Constitution of
the state Of MARYLAND title u legislative
Department" regul.ting the period that
General Assembly NAV continue its session
and coroneDsation Of the members thereof
and ia nroyide far the submission of said
amendment TO the qualified voters of the
state of MARYLAND for adoption or rejec-
tion
section Re IT epacted nv the General
Assembly Of NIa-yirnd three ffths of ali the
r,en,he = Of sorh If the two Houses concur
rino,, That the following be and the same
is hereby proposed as an amendment to Sec
ton Is Of Article ? Of the Constitution Of the
State of MARYLAND title LEGISLATIVE Depart
ment" the same if aG1pted hv the legally
qualified voters of the State Is herein pro
yided, to become Section Is of Article of
the Constitution of the State of Maryland
I5 The General Assembly may continue
its session s., long as in its Judgment the pub
lie interest may REQUIRE for period not
longe. than ninety days and each member
thereof shall receive a COMPENSATION of One
Thousrnd Dollars ISL OOOl per annum pava-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-08-13
Building Material
For Sale.

am dsnantling of the finest, if not the finest
building in western Maryland the Garrett building
located at Deer Park Md, and will sell it out for
cash only
Here list few items: 3x1O, 31S, 3x6, SKA, 2x4
2x6 2x8, 4x10, 4x8, SKIS, 6x8 and many other Sizes
all white pine, most any length; very long
VIII have lot of 1x12 all lengths, several thousand
feet of fine flooring, inch and inch and one-eghth;
better than you buy today.
This building cost when built, am told, $4,000
| have doors and window with sash and frames, com
plee; window shutters inside and out fancy inside
panels, lobby trimmings beautiful; | have porch
posts ceiling strips also thousands and thousands of
brick beautifully cut building stone, than you
need; base boards and base board molding, fancy
ceilings, o of mantles (fireplaces) window weights
lots of them lot of fancy white pine shingles plenty
Of German siding, fine lot Of Vvainacoting, beautiful
stair casing, window and door combinations and
many other materials toe numerous TO mention.
For particulars see
JAMES P. TREACY
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
War Takes CPS
Department Head

World War No. took the 10th
member Of the faculty Of the Col
lege Of Puget Sound when DIR.
Raymond l. Powell. head Of the
department Of education and direc-
tor Of the placement bureau. left
for Fort Douglas. Arizona. Mon
day. He bias been assigned 70 the
army specialist corps with the
rank Of first lieutenant.
DR.. Powell has been with the
college six years. coming here from
Iowa He obtained his bachelors
degree al coe College and his
masters and doctors degrees At
the University Of Iowa. His sue
eessor has not been elected
This Will not be DR.. Poveli's
first experiences with the armed
forces. In World War No ! he
Was in the navy radio depart
ment.
For the present DR.. PoWelfs
family will remain in Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
ZionColony
Leader Dies

CHICAGO Wilbur Glenn volivs.
n. Zion. m. religious colony
leader. VINO insisted the world was
fiat and often predicted u son
would b destroyed, dad Sunday
night. - years before be sxpsctsd
20 meet death.
toliys died 1t . hospital q
heart siifnsHt complicated ~ ki1-
nsy disease. he had predicted
that hs would ass 10 b. no BE-
cause % his @sbstiBssee from meat
ard = diet 81 Brazil nuts
Although yollys had trsseisd
around the world several TINES. ~
never yielded Ms heilsf that ths
earth was a. fiat ss = fiaplsek
or q st0ve-iid~
AT the center Of the ID 10 the
North pole" Voliss said ~Modern
scisnee IL bosh. The armament -
solid and the sky IL a great tent
sith a solid dome. Tbe SIN Il about
n miles from the earth and has
diameter 81 about 81 milss-"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

WASHINGTON - The var DE-
psrtment today announced aNArd
q the soldiers Medal for hsroirm
70.
Pvt. John 8. strsttOn. ~. q
Tacoma. Wash. for reseuing aH
officer from = crashed ard burning
bomber while ammunition sz-
pioded around him. although him
self stunned and injured. st Sara.
sofa. Fls.. June n. 1912.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

had declined on the ground Of
military necessity.
Rios messsge 10 President
Roosevelt said:
His Exeellency President
Roosevelt:
n appreciate deeply the
friendly and comprehensive
statements your ssceiisaey
deigsed TO formulate 10 the
Chilean ambassador regarding
the cordial spirit with which
you would receive the presi-
dent Of Gbiie. whose sincere
Amer.eanephlie disposstisa -
the same as his governments
your eroeiieney deiEns to
Acknowledge.
But I feel the regretful need
to express TO your exoeilency that
the latest official reports spread
in the United States on the inter.
CONTINUED on Page ~. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Bullet Paris
Hair Of Man
Working on Car

II was a sore scalp that Frank
Weathers. So. was nursing Mon
day. but he was thankful the spent
bullet that combed his hair the
wrong way had hit where II did,
instead of some vital spot.
Late Sunday afternoon
Weathers was stopped over at
work on an old Model T auto
mobile when a ~ bullet ripped
the scalp over his left ear and
imbedded itself In hair near
the back Of his head.
Westhers resides at Route ?
Box 3s2-B. near the Canyon and
Airport roads. Deputy Sheriff
Paul Painter. residing nearby. re-
sponded TO call and found
Weathers sitting on the running
board Of his car.
Painter made q hasty inves-
tigation and then took Wealth
ers 10 Pierce county hospital
where the bullet was removed
and the wound dressed.
Weafhers then was released TO
70 10 his home
The deputy said Monday he had
later investigated guns in neigh.
boring homes and found them al
in order and was satisfied the bul.
let was q spent one fired SONS
distance away.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Identity Slain
Seattle Woman

SEATTLE Ths heGr 81 fssh'
loasbly dressed somsn Who ~ss
raped ana stfsnsi~d 20 death sat-
urday night ~ss Idsntifisf Moo
day ss that ~ hrs Hazel sh<~.
ss-yszr-old divorces and shspysra
stsuogrsphsr.
Ths Identification vas made -
hef mother. Mrs. chsfiss shss.
after sissins ths body. ne We
tlm sas her daughter - : prss1-
Gus marlsgs
nfsL Hsz<l shsN married hsf
ssspfsthef's san. WsIssf. ffem
SHIN shs wss divorced seven
years ago she lived slans. neat
d1or 70 her mothers ressdenes.
nlth hsr io-yssr-oid daughter.
nszsL
shs sss not sssn after shs eff
hons aions. walking. saturday
evening 70 10 70 sofk - : wait
res 81 . dance nail until lhs body
sss found ~ Mr. sna Nj. o. u,
Evans. shsn the headlights 81 fhelr
car revealed " - thsy turned INTO
Tbs driysw&y o. thsif homs.
Mrs.. ehaW worked ~ the day.
time ss . stsnoTFspher It fhs ~.
stsis-Tzeoms shipbusldlns Corp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
BY FRANCIS 4. MCCARTHY
United Press Writer

WITH THE UNITED STATES
MARINES ON GUADALCANAL
ISLAND Delayed Within thv
last busy "a hours a lost detach-
ment of marines came back from
the dead and the United States ar
force planes knocked out 81 Jap
snese planes without loss.
Twenty-four OF the enem y
planes. % out Of rs bombers and
one out of is escorting Zero fight
ers. were downed yesterday after
noon.
Second Lieut.. Dale NJ. Leslie.
Madison. Fla. and his gunner. Pr
waite ist Class Reed Ramsey.
Belekew. Mo. were flying their
dive bomber at about 1000 feet
over an isolated part Of the north
shore OF Guadalcanal when they
saw some white spots near the
beach.
Leslie went down 10 investigate
and saw the single word:
Help"
To put the word into iet-
tiers = group Of marines. cut
off from all sides by the Jap
anese. had taken off their
shorts and spread them on the
ground.
Leslie reported to headquarters
and sent his plane shrieking down
again and again. while Ramsey
kept the machine guns hot. to help
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Predicts Tacoma Consumors
To Face Milk RaiioninG Soon

. Prediction that 1N<oN~ ses-
sumsss srz fselsx mak rsslsnins
probably br Jan. 1, ~ss vesss<
Monday ~ Arthur q Goa. sssss
agricultural director.
Css 1><1ss~1 sast hpeo1ase
II ~ -essss~ai sas~ss = -
~sssk pss<sss~s sss~sas~s.-
psssses,assv - sssss<s ~
~ ~s~ts ssssesse1 pspu1nr
siss s~etlss - ~ rsoet
s~ssd ssen -, sspp<t -
sississ - . pssse<ssss 49,
~ ~ 800 fssess.
Ne said hss sffies vss mskias
. sstsiisa survey ~ sbs wssnlss-
tan dairy industry. N whseh
dsifymsn are Strengthening tnetf
miik cows n daily is<fsaszas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Priest Tells
OF Threat
Over 'Phone

CHICAGO - Detectives search
ing for Roger rouhy. former CHI
csgo gang leader. and six conviets
who escaped with him from an I'LL
nois prison. joined Fort Wayne.
Ind. police Monday TO investigate
a threat against the life Of Ro-
man Catholic clergyman.
States Attorney Thomas J.
Courtney sent the squad Of detec-
tives from Chicago after Mgr
Thomas NJ. conroy at Fort Wayne
told police there he had received
telephoned threat Sunday from
a man who lisped:
This IL the Teuhy gang.
Stay where you are. We are
going 10 get you today or to-
night"
Although police planned 20
check the incident closely, they az
mitted the call may have been
made by one OF the gang TO throw
them off the trail or by crank
or prsnkster." Reports have been
received that some Of the fugf-
tiyes have been seen at such scat
tered points as Knoxville. Tenn.
sturgis. Mich, and Dubuque. Ia
Touhy, ~. once leader Of
ChieaKo's terrible Teuby"
gang, led sin other iong-term
eonyiets over the wall Of the
stateviile penitentisry sear
Joliet, m. Friday afternoon.
Among the others Was Basil
1.-THE OWL Banghart. Touhy
gang machine gunner. Their
five companions we're not
members Of the Jouhy gang.
Touhy and Bsnghsrt ssrs
serving ss-yezr terms for Md
nApiag John lyake the Bar
berl Factor. an international
promoter. In 1888.
From Knoxville. Tenn. police
received a report that Touhy.
Banghsrt and a third man. De-
nsyed 10 be James O'conBor. an
other Of the escapees. had stopped
al a tourist camp and had ordered
sandwiches while one stood guard
with = pistol !, was suggested
that the trio might BE- seeking nf.-
dsrcoxer loot from the sos. 0O0
Charlotte, ~ G. mail robbery
which Bsnghsrt led shortly after
the Factor kidnapping,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
FORMER CITY EMPLoYE
Women to Start
War Chest Drive
Thursday A. N.

Columbus discovered a continent
$50 years ago because he set out
to do something that the wiseacres
of his time said could not be done
n That was the thought left
by the Rev. Harold Il. Long
Monday with $50 volunteer
women gathered In the audi
torium Of Elks Temple to
equip themselves for War
Chest solicitation Of residen-
tisl districts and downtown
small businesses and offices.
Given their supplies at the end
of the program, the women will
start their share of the War Chest
drive Thursday.
Rev. Long. the mornings In
spirational speaker, declared there
has long been a spirit Of defeatism
in Tacoma and that 10 date. no
Community Chest or War Chest
campaign has gone over the top.
Continued on Page 2, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Denies Injunction
Against Peirillo

CHICAGO FEDERAL Judge John
y. Barnes Monday dismissed mo
ton BY Assistant Attorney Gen
srsi Thurman w. Arnold for >
temporary injunction preventing
James c. PetriIlo's ALL Musicians
union from enforcing q ban on
the making Of trsnscriptions and
recordings.
Barnes denied ths motion. which
Arnold argued personally. on the
grounds that Inc case between the
government and Petriiio and ms
American Federation % husacisns
Vas a labor dispute.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Allied Pilots
Bag Is Nazi
Planes, Ship

cAIRo--Amsrie.n and British
hombers and fikhfera In ore ~
their biggest DAYS over the hedl-
tefrsnean, blasted = convoy. dam
aged a schooner. and shot down
n AXIS planes yesterday with only
one allied lo~s.
Heavy American hombsrs at
tackled an enemy convoy south q
Crete and scored two direct hits
on one Of tive large merchant
vessels and shot down three Mani
planes. United States army head
quarters announced.
The Royal Air force announced
that It's fighters based On Malta
repulsed five attacks BY enemy air
fleets The Axis sent 90 bomb~rs
and more than $50 fighters against
the tiny. frequently bombed island.
They lost Is planes seven Junk
ers ~ bombers and eight hssser-
schmitt 100 and Maechi fighters.
Raj planes also left . two
masted schooner afire two mlles
northwest OF sidi Barrsnl and
caused considerable damage 90 an
ssstbond motor convoy along the
North African supply routs.
In all these operations. the
Americans and British lost only
one plane. IL was = spitfirs that
fell IN the defense Of Malta. whers.
the Raj added. little damage wHs
caused. One OF the American
heavy hombers In the convoy at
tackled was damaged but " reach
ed its base.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
DATE IS SET Foa HovuDEn Isl
Tacomans Have 8 Weeks
To Prepare for One Day
Blitz Collection of Scrap
GATHER ALL YoUn sPAlE lHIAL nov

Tseemsas ~ef~ Gtvsa thfs>
~s<ks nssasF q finish sss<a-
bling n tA<sr hsnss every - =
install m.tsfi.i with -hles ts<5
can part sas kssp M bes4<s
sfsa<ssz
may w<rs asked 10 xsth<f ese<y
spare metal eo&tbx1x<f. worn Ed
furnaces o. sfoss CRATE. sss go
and ID spflax &nd - eo>f<se
Dozens q other types q metal
tor the blxxes< ons-asy bits esi-
lection Of scrap th<y ss<f hsve
seen.
u ~zll s.ks rA~ee yss6ny.
Nos. a.
Approximately go volunteers
from Tacoma ub.ons with trucks
borrowed from their bosses. efIi
cover the city that day and pick
pp the piles II scrap from eurbe
IA front u th< homes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Probe Fight After
Tocomon Succumbs

Police were investigating Mon
day the circumstances surround
ing a street fight Friday evening
az nth and A SITS in which Alvin
GsTsteo. 20. z7l7 So. Wilkeson st.
received head injuries. He died
in the county hospital Sunday
evening.
Arrested Sunday after the hos
pitzl had reported that Carsted' I
condition was grave Was Joe
Msyse. 3315 So. State st. VINO po-
Ice say was involved in the figh,
with the dead man
Funeral arrangements will b
announced by c. o. Lynn Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
No orecast
OF d Front
By Churchill

nusNnrnom rums klIrlrlsv
w'asssa chssvhln <selss~s snlar
that Allied 'ssusIse pswsw ~
sss~a remarkably ssa skss A<n,1
H''lsr already sess hsfcrs MN N
shadow n .lswiy ard rsmav.s-
isss'y sprrsseh'ss sss>~.-
chsfshlll spess Il Great unnsp
hsii ard reserved ~ fr~e>sm =
the city.
Ne ns<s - fssessse - y wnon
the Second fFcnt weuid ~ op~nsa
against usrmaay bvs ssssste< ''lhe
day 10 COMING whea neeo~nts
with o~rmsny wiIl ~ sstti>d.
bsiti~rs vsstsvsss sd ~ prsm>
minister. have proved -sfeppinr
Stones In ruin whlls ''ouS d.fnal1
are bat stsppins ssesss . -
tory"
y. =, Ambassador Jahn q. ~.
n~nt told The sss>mnlsas that ths
fate II th> United Nations now
rests with the sok<iisss a dspso<-
racy.s
Churchill sss~rt<di
Thst there had b~<n sali1 aed
remarkable dsveIppm~nss il Aiite1
power IN August snd nsptsmtor
ard That merchant snippsee ~
piseessufs rew cutweIon ip1nrs.
mat Aii1sd @ls superiority w4s
inersssInx eser 10 ASS pewers.
~ish The sresisse ssaasns -
bombs dropped o. oevmany dur
ins thos> nsnths.
Thst "the nrsatess ssmesf~ q
unItsa States ffosps nd arrived
In Britain during Aususs sne 49,
temb~f.
mai Rsss~ss's ssmiss. -unh~sfss.
ubbsok<n nay. eeant~ysttsxhsnn
icoatinued On rsss IL. caiumn y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Jap Seaplane
7 ender Bombed

GEN. MseARTnUR's HEAD
oUARTERs. Australia -Lockhssd
medium bombefs Of the Southwest
Pacific air force have scored two
direct hits on . big japanese sea-
plane tender In the Solomon sea
between the Bismarck and Solo
mon Islands. u was learned Mon
day.
The i0.000-ton weasel probably
converted merchantmen. vas
sighted south Of New Ireland
island IN tho Bismareks. under con
yoy BY q destroyer.
The Ieekhees crews pus I've
bombs on the tenders upper
deck. oa ~hieh ~ z<rs hight
ere could ~ seen.
When ths planes left. thu vessel.
heavily damaged. ~ss motionlsss.
Douglas 40 attack bombers
and Bell Alrscobfs fighters rHked
the japanese supply lines from
kokods, on the northern Slopes Of
the Owen stsnIsy mountains u
New Guinea. 10 Buns, the Big
base on the north coast. with
bombs. cannon and machine guns.
The sii.stiss 90 tbs sssusa
In the Owes stsni~y noun
taiss wss quiet. Asstssiiss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

Heart attack proved fatal q
JAMES q. Bzrssr Monday morning
uhlls ne was piilng wood II ma
home. zs4s Fswcsft ave.
Tbs 7e-yssr-old msn uas pro
nosmeed dead upon arrival Of po'
lice Al ii q. M.
G. o. Lynn viii make funeral
snnouncsmsnLs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

uxosrsnsnu.uo - - =
e>unon ~ Ho6orIn wnpo -
- --.
80 "@'Vll q -
<1(I1>I(u(I lI[lII u&GI0
AnGus(, ~ nrvy nunccuo1
TO-DAY.
~ 1ur1rrl11u ouu11m O.
evys - - > - 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Chile Leader
Posipones Trip
~ WILLIAM l. ". HORsEY
United Press Writer

SANTIAGO, Chile - President
Juan Antonio Rios postponed his
long scheduled goodwill visit 70
President Roosevelt today because
OF criticism made by undersee-
rotary Of state Sumner welles Of
Chile's attitude In the war.
A few hours earlier Argentina
had announced that Its smbasss-
dor at Washington. protesting
Wells criticism Of Argentina. had
asked for specific instances justi'
tying the criticism. and wsilsi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Finish SD Liberty Ship in Portland

PORTLAND-The Oregon Ship
building Corp Monday had launch
ed its ezd Liberty ship. the James
B. stephens. Actually the steph-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

SEATTLE - More than 1900
cardboard disks we're being fash
iODed my city light department
workers today - Seattle prepared
20 further din ornamental street
lamps a. ordered BY the Pacific
coast defense command.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

ems was No. 81 on the yards pro-
d9etion sehsduie. but the Joseph n.
Teal. originally 70 have folIos ed
the stephens. was launched in q
record 10 days On sept 70.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
U. S. lEArHERNEck INGENUITY
Used Shorts to Outline
Word Help" on Solomon
Island Beach: 1t Worked
MEN AID M RESCUE

the marines 20 night their way
through To the shore.
From headquarters. two rescue
boats under coast guard singlemen
first cias- r. J. Evans. Seattle.
and Douglas A. Aunroe. Che Elum.
Wash. were speeding up the coast
with a destroyer.
The destroyer swung into the
coast and started Smelling the
Continued on Page IL. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Ex-CITY OFFICIAL IS KILLED
l492-l942


Four hundred fifty years
aao this morning. ~ dawn
wa. awaited. . restless. En-
pectsnt Admiral Of the Ocean
Sea sighted this New World
Hours later he knrlt on ths
beach. pressed his lips 10 the
sand. offered thanks 10 God.
lie was Cristefera Celomhe
the 6enes navigator. -
Italian.
Columbus. NJ he raised The
banners Of Spain and Of he
Catholic faith by the palm,
Of this strange shore. believed
two things:
That he had reached ths
eastern edge Of ancient Asis
by sailing westward. that h
had fulfilled his destiny.
In the first instance he wal
wrong; In the second he WA
right.
That the outcome of Column
bus Ia years Of agony Of
spirit and body and Of his
faith in the goal that Icy Ia
the blaekness Of the unchart'
ed western ocean Was the re-
suit of divine viii few can
doubt today.
Enough OF the Masters
plan has unfolded for N ID
be sure of that.
Columbus had revealed 10 Z
then unseeIng Old World Z
new fulcrum. which was ons
day 10 become ia balance.
Today columbu New
World. reluctantly perhaps. |,
shouldering its burden.
II Ia here that freedom and
faith and tolerance have flow,
cred. II Ia here that the dig
nifty of the individual has been
recognized.
II II from this citadel Of
human rights that the peoples
Of alI the world expect 10 flow
the power that viii roll bark
q tide Of slavery and brutish-
ness. And u viii.
But. beyond the day Of VIC
tory, will come the true tsst.
Beyond victory burma the
question: Win this New
World share In good things
with all mankind
II IL for "a. children Of the
fatSful wind Of heaven" that
filled Columbus sails. To pom.
der that simple. momentous
query on this anniversary Of
the divine designation Of our
homeland.