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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-15
May Draft
annilY Men
In l943!

WARRINGTON The special
house COMMITTEES on national 30
fenss migration resumes lie In
vestlgstion Of msnpowsr and mo-
bilixstlon problems THE week ~
military authorities began talking
In terms OF . i3.0oo. ooo-man army
and the probability of drafting
married men with childpcn In issS
The is.o0o.oo figure IL some
Z. 900 600 greater than ths ons on
which tho ALLEGATION of msnpowsr
plans were being based . few
months ago. Some authorities
then were estimating that the
ceiling strength Of the army
without seriously eurtaiilnE war
production and disrupting essential
civilian services would have 10
be about 10000. 900 man.
NOT ENOUGH MEN
But Sunday night MAJ Gen.
Lewis y. Hershey. national s~Iec.
tive service director who recently
warned married men with only
wives TO get ready To enter the
army. told the New Jersey depart
ment Of the American Legion At
Asbnry Park. N. u
There ere not ensugh ssar-
Red mes without ehiidses foe
The nsselitssttes Of. ssy. To-
eoe 900 10 is.eoo go mes. N
the unIteA states. There y
No Isw Requiring dram boards
fs eliminate married usea With
ehiids~s--thst h Inst . psae-
tlce."
Hershey revealed what appears
10 be q new approach 10 the man
power problem IN HE address Sun
day night when hs said ihs sfmy's
need for men must come b~fors
those Of industry in general Hsrs-
tofore. even Hershey has talked IN
terms u maintaining - long ~
possible established homes.
L0NGER HOURS SEEN
Part Of the pries ~ getting more
men for the army, he said. would
be longer hours for factory work.
srs.
I'VE caasst heep 1e.ses ssss
In . pisst werkIsG shsst weets
ssd issfinG issG wesk-ss1ss-
NJ said. There h ~ nsssi-
mum pssdnesiss esps<1fy fee
ssy nsAs IN tsdustSy.
you soldiers found out that
there Was no maximum effort IN
the last var. We need tins spirit
Of the soldier In ths Production Of
guns. wheat. corn. and whst-not.
The question IL WHISTLER the public
if willing 10 continue 10 pat up
with two weeks vacations with pay
and short working weeks during
ths war"
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trains last stop before the explo-
sions. which happened almost si-
multaneously, was at 1857 p. m.
at Creston, Iowa, 81 miles east of
Nodaway.
In his partial account of the
accident, Flynn said the blasts oc-
CURED along SIC feet of track
while the train was travelling an
estimated so to SIS miles an hour.
ON FAST TRACK"
Flynn said the blasts occurred
along a fast track" ldown hill
grade) that is part Of the railroad s
trunk line which is traversed every
half hour by freight or passenger
train. The electric wires, Flynn
said, had been routed under the
east-bound tracks and under the
south side of the west-bound tracks
on which the streamliner was trav-
cling.
The wires, hooked in series along
the Sis feet of track where the ex-
plosions occurred. led about rs
feet into a nearby field where the
Continued on Page 7. Column p
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British Move
In Madagascar

LONDON ~ British troops n
Madagascar corrupted hsssstsns.
ma On ihs main rad from Ma
blnxa IN Tsnansriys. ths capital
early Sunday morning." whsis
ths column moving inland from the
soufherpmost landing ~ horou-
days - continuing successfully.
NESTING little er no opposition, =
the war office announced ln
communlqus Monday,
Ms<ssssasaa h sisBsst 10
mikes isIssd from Msjssgs
sissg fhs BetsIbsks river -
fhe zfs- saiis rssd 10 fhe As1s~
rssesr capital u Tsass~r1ss.
From Mssvatsnsna. the eommu-
nsass said, British leading sis-
merits are moving On Andrsbs =
Thls Indicated that ths forces
might b. tanning cut 70 cut OF
ths northern section ~ the island.
inAsm8ch en- Andrsbz does not
lie on the road 70 TsnsnzFtvs, bat
IL 80 miles inland from the east
coast on me only road connecting
northern poinis vith the capital
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LONDON "A very Asssy frr<<r
a royal air fore@ sons<rs spofsd
100 per eept IN thar hs1sAFe1En
raid On Bremen aursax th< nixht.
tina ar mlsistry snnoese>s n1n-
dsr.
n1sssk hsuesvs ~seeee1 .
eeaters~ - meemuee - e>en<
ssy slsks's ssA<L ~ mfuks1ey
80. ~&essSsg . esntsry" = .
svs<k<ssss ssvs in1sess1sg pss-
feft1os-
Aside fron the Official slsts-
Easnt that . very strosf fsre<
sxscutse fns raid on o<fm1oys
second port. there ~ss ne sathof1-
tstivs indiession q ms aszmo<< y
planes participating ms ar min
istry Acknowledged. however. thA'
10 bombers failed 70 return. o.
the nasls % Averages - = -
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Plea for Fuel
In NV. Is Made

SEATTLE-Dr. J. b. Umpeleby,
federal fuel administrator for
Washington and oregon. Monday
described a grave crisis" in the
Pacific Northwest where fuel
shortage might be found in the
midst of plenty.
Umpeleby asked hundreds of
men with dragsaws to go into
wooded areas of King and kitsap
counties TO cut more than $50, 900
cords of firewood which would be
needed in the Seattle-Tacoma area
this winter il the crisis were to be
averted.
I'm the midst of one of the
greatest timber stands in the u. s.
people are facing a winter with
far from adequate fuel supply"
he declared.
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which threaten Czech unity
by their ambiguous attitude. This
purge viii first deal with thoss
public employees who exercise q
direct influence upon ths nation.
soul. namely tho teachers and
priests who are chiefly respon.
sible for the conditions of TINS
country"
The Naxis thus paid tribute
10 fhe leading part which the
churches are playing In Czech
resistance. Little news 81
this church inspired resistanes
has reached abroad. hut lie
extent tan b. gagged By The
number ef religious leaders
who are In eoac~strsfies
campo.
u IL moderately estimated that
about 500 priests and ministers
are belng held in camps Thsy
are said 10 be receiving the usual
harsh treatment given 10 prison.
srs. High onurchmsn and dis
tinguishsd lay workers have moi
been spared physical torment and
spiritual pressurs.
Up AN the present the Mana
appear 20 have been using ths
same type Of tactics on fhe cxsch.
Continued on Page .. Column -
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Japs Held
In Stanley
Mountains

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HEAD
QUARTERS, AUSTRALIA Allied
forces kept the japanese thrust
toward Port Moresby bottled in the
towering Owen Stanley mountains
Monday while their aircraft swept
the seas surrounding the island.
bombing enemy supply ships.
Gen. Douglas Macarthur an
nounced that Royal Australian air
force Hudson bombers had sought
out and attacked three japanese
cargo ships, apparently bound for
New Guinea, and American Flying
Fortresses had bombed a japanese
cruiser, accompanied by a destroy
err off the southwest coast of New
Britain.
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Believe Missing Army Bomber
With Seven Aboard Spotted

okASE-A four-motored
army bomber missing from Celger
field here snce early Thursday
with seven officers and enlisted
men aboard. waz believed found
Monday. after Oregon forest serv.
Ice officials notified Ceigsr field
they had spotted plane down in
mountainous terrain near Enter
prise. Ore.
Public relations officers at
Geiger said they wese not
certain the wrsekags sighted
nv the forest service wzs that
Of the missing craft A Night
sf planes from the air base
had been dispatched 70 ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-15
207 Absentee
Ballots Filed

Election board officials found
POI absentee ballots to count Mon
day, but when the noon luncheon
adjournment was taken, they had
not opened any of the sealed bal
lot envelopes and therefore could
shed no light on the effect of the
sbsentees on the two close contests
still to be settled.
Among spectators AT the open
ing of the outside envelopes Mon
day morning was c. J. Jack
Quill. party 10 the close race for
the Republican nomination for
sheriff
Auditor 6 Clifford DAVIS had
set for 100 Monday afternoon the
opening of three election machines
70 check the votes in Precincts p.
122 and 126 for correct votes for
Quill and his closest opponent, Or.
L. S. milestone.
AS the absentee ballots were
counted il was obvious that many
who took out ballots did not return
them. or file them in time 10 be
received. The total number Of
ballots out prior 10 election was
$50.
The absentee ballots may have
a strong bearing on the second
close contest Of this election. that
for the Democratic nomination for
state senator. 25th district At the
last unofficial total, MAJ Cen
David I. Stone. Ret, was leading
z K Murray by Is votes.
II was not considered likely ms
absentee ballots would Dc com
plstely checked before late Mon
Gay afternoon
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over the sesne in m effort 10
establish identity 81 fhe pisss
and determine the best rsuts
for ground parties 70 reseh
the ~reeksgs.
heaBwhils. next u kin 81 mem.
Ders q the missing bomber sres
Wsre notified the following men
were missing FIRST Liesf- =. y.
Pinnse. Denxel Colo. seen q
Lieut.. A. .. ID aenas. Newark.
y. J.. second Lieut.. Peter bssd-
ssn, San Jose. Calf second Lieut..
q. A. Foarsler. Hadisy. Mask.
sgt. j. ~. Zarieh. LAtehfisld. Conn.
Pvt. lat Class g. l. sehsffss. Nil
ysukes. Wis. tsrp. n. G. Rzseh-
he, LsPoft. Ind.
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Says U. S. Pursuit
Planes Inferior

WARRINGTON - chsirman
Harry 4 Truman. .. Ma. ~ ths
senate eommsssse investigating ~
var effort. charged again Monday
that q. =. pursuit planes are INTER.
lar 10 thcss q the Germans an1
british.
Truman did thai svitence -
our inferior pursuit ships pscthles6
~ the COMMITTEES last January hes
bsen supported ~ -suhesqusnt
faets.~
scarcely . ~eek nov goes ~
without some prominent f1'sv ~
turning 10 this country and sshsns
why 80 can't rive The hays ssttss
pursuit planes. he toid shs senate
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CiiY-Wide
Raid TEST


Tseoms Civilian pefeasp wsrh-
srs made ihsir shsfs ~ nlstatee'
hut they aiss had fhelr prints =
srrsllencr and wers generally 81
isfactory 10 the army ~ ~ fsree
big city-wlds test vhscn vas sea-
dnetsd sunday aftesneea from
sstB 10 STA
I'VE sssss1 Tseeann svee-
ss>s 10 Ne slssi1es 1rGeeae
~tsh shs ss1usv eie1rs ~ hnvs
vsslts1." was ~ enneegsno1vs
appraisal ~ sssjss Anses q.
sssthssy. " es~umne1 - ~
ssslessi tssetsg pnNpl
nsjor nstbsny and two other
representatives ~ me regional of.
flee ~ Civilian pefense N nan
rrsnelsco. vstsrsas cessdsnasov
Larry \. Price and Insp>etov q. ,.
Murray spent most ~ Monday
morning making sassestsoss 70
local CD officials IN fhe effics ~
Mayer Cain ~ the esty ssit.
NEED soaE TRAINING
rIrst emphasis wsH - moss
training. Tbs same misesh~s thy
said happen " saeh city fsstsd. -
obviously are esuss1 ~ in<h -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-15
.Yanks Clinch
American Flaq

CLEVELAND - The New York
Yankees clinched the American
league pennsnt Monday when
they defeated the Cleveland In
dams. SD
New York 600 ese 1888 10
Cleveland =. 900 200 I0o--s . 4
Bonhsm and Rossr. Hemsisy
50, Smith, Kennedy 80 and
Hogan. Denning ~.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh 600 100 e0o--I !
New York 100 ooz oor--s 9 q
Dietz. strineevich ~. shunsn
~ and Phelps. Schumacher and
Asncuso.
Chicago -. oil 900 00o-z =
Boston $50. 900 600 egx- s J
Lee. Bithorn %. Olsen 80 and
scheffing; Donovan and lombard.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington 1zo ei0 zzo-s n I
Detroit ... 0sz 600 0ol--s IL
Zuber. Hudson 49, and Early;
Trucks. Benton 80. Corsica 49,.
Unser 30 and Parsons.
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SITUATION UNCHANGED

The situation stu was unchanged
in the lofty Owen Stanley noun
tains. where the Japanese had
driven TO within so miles Of Port
Moresby. Australians main New
Guinea outpost, before allied fight
ers stopped them.
Patrols Of both side. were
reported In action, hut there
were no major operations men
toned In that area by Mac
Arfhur's communique. The
Japanese still were roughly
halfway down the Owen stan
ley mountains. where for three
days no ma or clashes have
been reported.
Following up Saturdays heavy
raids on the japanese base al
Runa. on New Guinea's northern
coast, Macarthur sent Martin B-zs
heavy bombers against enemy air
fields az Lac and Salamsus yes
terdsy.
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ONE LEFT SINKING

The Australian-msnned Hudson
bombers caught the enemy supply
ships in the Tenimber and Kai
islands, roughly 400 miles west of
New Guinea and almost an equal
distance north of Australia.
Two small ships were located In
the Seloe islands of the Tenimberg
groups. The Australians blew the
stern off one. leaving II sinking.
The other was machine gunned
from stem to stern.
A medium sized japanese cargo
ship was trapped and bombed in
the Kai islands. slightly north OF
the Tenimbers. Results OF that
attack could not be observed. the
communique said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-15
Desert Front Quiet

CAIROZAction on the desert
front was limited 70 patrol activity.
artillery exchanges and minor air
engagements during the weekend
Middle East command com
muniqus reported Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-15
IL Blasts
Rock Denver
Sireamliner

CHICAGO - Twelve explosions
rocked the Burlington railroads
crack streamliner, Denver Zephyr.
early Monday. breaking windows
and causing other damage to 10
of its IL cars. Edward Flynn. exec
utive vice president of the railroad,
announced.
None Of the trains 1871
passengers was hurt. The
train left Nodaway. Iowa.
where the accident occurred.
for Omaha. Neb., after a four
hour delay.
The federal bureau of investi-
cation at Des Moines was conduct
ing an investigation to determine
II a set of electric wires found
along the track where the detona-
tons occurred might show that the
explosions resulted from a viola
ton of the federal train-wrecking
statutes.
STOPPED BEFORE BLASTS
The Zephyr, 10 passenger units
and two power cars. left Chicago
at $50 p. m. Sunday and was
scheduled to arrive in Denver,
Colo, at $50 a. m. Monday. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-15

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mssssd svelInpry. - bpe1lnu -
essvmaa hsseps ~ elalinopo1s
With s~yssssA fVesllns 11poounGD
sAld h1esAas. ~ - fsu1 90
N - h~~ss ~ sssny 49, -
gain
4 a'spss<h = ~ cenenuadno
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tAs o>vmans ~ nssa repu11oo =
hsstss hnnH-se- nsn1 fIonstno - -
ssrtes. whese tA>y ~ - tcoo
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ha1 npohsn - ho>o1co '-vuu1
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trne ueymens elslme1 nl1n1nv
thst thsy ~ pees1sueet - -
southern rert = nsnl1aGv>9
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parted fighting wss< - usolowere
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md svohen thrpuon - - on111r
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silnnlion.
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pvosrsw siare Ieee We1noc1np
msvsina. ps~eeDsv wea ~ ovroeero
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was believed heee fhoe , 1oetnIuo
wpui1 ~ - tean enmta9i -
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fsosn ths we>sns - (eo11lt onennb
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sss vuul1 ssee - foo1lnG fpem
shs rsiss1 hsssss = tnele ''esv.es
ves1un.~
TSuuno wS5SuunAWAI
m ia1f uormoa Gn1N - -
portsa II Inst mk1nAHnt's ngv<Gs
ommnniesse. o. ~ ssu1nvogoo1n
approach. ~ nnnntnns - = -
up : vliisGs. To oevuoee ~
for n. s.eeo msn. - tsehe - -
sss<hs 1000 wstn ssss@ss's -
y e~sa ~ snsps nuun1nn
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sp~es - - - nsnss pgose -
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s~1s~s1s ~ - - -
ssuonwen6eys - eeooGrn
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wese nsnh n H. D. cn11ee -
vavusesh vopnneun y - ~
nvpsr sssst<nes - ~ D.. -
wss IN fisss ssy - ~ p1sep -
IN csssnsn isoIeao rneenoo = -
s,mmw snmcnlnn. npoue - -
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1sys n svutftens aoeo<l1e eC-1Nee
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STOPPED BEFORE BLASTS

CORNING. Iowa - Between rs
and 35 sticks of dynamite and
plunger TO set them off were stolen
last week. authorities said. from
the Corning rock quarry, nine
miles east of Nodaway. Iowa,
where the Denver Zephyr was
damaged by II explosions early
Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-15
Living Cost
Bill Before
u. S. Senate

WASHINGTON - Chairman
Henry n. Steagall. d.. Ala. Of
the house banking committee
Tuesday introduced legislation
authorizing President Roosevelt
10 impose farm price ceilings ut
parity" hut revising the party
formula 80 that farm prices
could still continue 10 rise.
WASHINGTON Sen. prentiss
NJ. Brown. D.. Mich. Monday intro
duced a bill authorizing and direct
ing President Roosevelt to stabil-
ize prices, wages. salaries and
other factors affecting the cost OF
living" on the general basis of
levels existing Aug. Is last.
Brown will be In charge Of
senate consideration Of the
legislation, which was drafted
In several days Of conferences
following President RooseveIfs
demand for enactment Of new
anti-inflation controls by
Oct. l.
With respect To wage and salary
controls. the bill provides that no
action shall be taken which Ia
inconsistent with the wage-hour
act of 1898.
MAXIMUM PROHIBITED
Nor shall any action be taken
which would conflict with the rec
ommendstion or order OF any fed
eral agency affecting wages OF
employees whose cases were pend
ing on Sept. Is, or which would
reduce wages below the highest
level paid between Jan. ! and Sept.
is, 1912.
With respect to farm prices. the
bill prohibits fixing OF a maximum
price for any farm commodity
below price which will reflect
to producers" the higher of two
prices:
Parity price. or comparable
price. as determined by the
secretary Of agriculture.
0-The highest market price for
4 the commodity reached be-
tween Jan. and Sept. Is. 1912.
PROVIDES ADJUSTMENTS
The first section Of the bill pro-
vides, however. that Sterilization
be effected so far as practicable
Continued on Page 7. Column 81
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Clergymen Are Executed
By Gestapo in Connection
With Heydrich Staying
A REVIEW OF RELIGIOUS NEWS
~ H,IIoIors >Gws sFH,Iot

clergyman shot by the Nazs IN Czeehoslovakia last
week for helping families Of fellow countymen executed
connection with the assassination OF kenhard Heydrch
week Gesapo executed four high Orthodox church
in Prague charges Of hiding the sayers of Heydrch
and of having sheltered emmy parachutiss In Prague
church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-15
AFL Membership Up

WAsHISGTOS-The American
Federation o. Lzbors membership
totsIled 5.4s2 .5sI on Aug. 81. the
highest figure in It's history. Sec
retsry-Tressurer George Aesny
announced Monday.
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PROVIDES ADJUSTMENTS

The first section Of the bill pro-
vides, however. that Sterilization
be effected so far as practicable
Continued on Page 7. Column 81
Evening star., 1942-04-13
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Evening star., 1942-04-13
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Evening star., 1942-04-13
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