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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-29
MRS. Fl. c. MacD ONALD
 PARTY CHAIRMAN

All residents of Platts Mills and Bristol terrace are invited Co at- tend a Halloween masquerade party Saturday evening ct s:sO hsing given by the Platts Mills Community club at the new club house. Mrs H. Glenn Macdonald, chairman of social activities, Is in charge of all arrangements for the affair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-29
BANK FORECLOSURE
 ACTION WITHDRAWN

withdrawal papers have been filed in superior court in the foreclosure action brought by the Waterbury Savings bank against Adolph and Camille Mucci, both of Waterbury. The action was based on a $6,500 loan made Aug. 10, 1926 and secured by 0 mortgage on Young street property.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-29
MAJOR E. L. BRADLEY
 HOSPITAL PATIENT

Major Edward L. Bradley of Cheshire was recently injured in an accident and is a patient at Wal ter Reed hospital, Washington. D. c. His condition Is regarded as serious.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-29
WRETEs FRoM gAP PRIsON

Tlarlook, Cal. -(Up)- Henry Haline, formerly of this city but taken prisoner by the Japanese at Wake Island, has written his wife tO announce that he Is nov in a Japanese prison camp h China, where he is engaged ingT0Mirlg nlel- ons fnr Jananeae Gfzicers: "China is sure different from what ! expect ed.R ha mnGaAs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-29

Tn active service since February Major Bradley was first assigned Ep duty in Washington. Latcr he aeH4 cd with ordnance bureau at Spring field.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-29
TROOP 24 SCOUTS
 PASS REQUIREMENTS

At the central district board Of review meeting held Friday, Oct. 23 six Boy Scouts Of Troop 24 passed their requirements for ad- va1lceInents.
 Those receiving first class awards were Al D0staier. Thomas OCCn- nor and James J. Kenny. Second class were Robert Colby. Joseph dorman and Richard Knightly. Thomas O'Connor also received merit badges for reading and car- pcntry.
 Ak the regular troop meeting plans were completed for q father and son get-together night Oct. sO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-29
w O RL D w A R A YEAR AGO
 OCT. 29, 1941'
fRx United Prsssl

Russians announce evacuation of Khark0v.
 Maxi troops pierce defenses of PerekOp Tsthmus and enter the Crimean Peninsula.
 vichy government bans British radio broadcasts and "Other for eign stations" spreading antt- French propaganda.
 Moscow radio admits Russian rec treat around Tula.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-29

Jamaica is using more lubricating oil and less gasoline.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-29

Brazil has the largest Merchant neet tn South America
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-29

No, it doesn't seem possi- ble but it's less than two months 'til Christmas! And so:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-29

Our TOyland is open! The exciting, magical world that the children adore .. chock full of fun for all of you packed to the ceil- ing with superb, sturdy playthings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
Names FDR
As Author"
OF Campaign

MOON - Prime Minister
Winston Churchill Tuesday named
President Roosevelt ss the author"
Of the American offensive In
French Africa. and declared Mar
shall Erwin Rommel has been de-
feated. routed and very largely
destroyed" In the coordinate drive
of the Imperial sth army In Egypt.
Britain and America. he said.
have entered North Africa with
one purpose alone-''to gain .
vantage ground with which TO open
new front against Hitler"
Churchill told guests at the lord
mayors banquet al Mansion House
that the British assault upon
RommeI In Egypt and the ~mo-
mentous enterprise undertaken by
the United States st the western
end Of the Mediterranean" were
part of a eoordlnated plan to
destroy axis postons in Africa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
Aussies Get
Nearer Buna,
JAMS Base
GEN. MaeARrHuR's HEAD

GEN. MacARTHuR's HEAD
QUARTERS. Somewhere In Aus
traiia --Anstralisn troops Tuesday
were smashing Japanese resistance
along the kokoda- Buna trail IN
southeast New Guinea With an en-
circling movement which inflicted
heavy casualties on the enemy and
carried the Aussies To within IS
miles Of the important japanese
base at Buna.
The Australians advanced al
least six miles closer 10 the Japs-
nese coastal stronghold In the
Buna-Gona area on the north
coast. which automatically reduced
the distance separating them from
American troops driving toward
Buna from an nndiscloscd point
to the southeast.
BY cutting south OF the village
Of oivi. where fighting still 10 in
progress. an Australian force en-
seIoped Japanese at Gonari. an
other tiny jungle village six miles
ssst Of oivi. = conmunique from
Gen. Douglas MacArthur's head
quarters said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
Stone Comedies
McCuicheon Wins

Maj Gen. DAVID L. Stone. u. s.
A. retired. Democratic candidate
for state senator In the zsth dist-
riet. on Tuesday conceded that his
Republican opponent. John T. Nc
cutcheon was the winner Of the
legislative seat
He sent the following telegram
70 Accutcheon:
Please accept my very sincere
and hearty congratulations on
your election As STATE senator Of
the 26th district. Your campaign
mas ben conducted on a high
plane Of gsntsemaniy sportsmsn-
ship. I am glad 10 have had such
a worthy opponent. am sure
that you will work for sane. sen
sible legisle ture. And above all
that you will help our state do
its great part in winning TINS
war
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
Fort Housing
Project Nearer

Last obstacle blocking construo-
ton 81 the Fort Lewis motor base
housing project vas al but cleared
away Tuesday. according 10 an
nonncsment made by Sen. Mon
wsilgrsns office In Washington.
d. c.
On the desk Of John p. Bland
ford. jr.. director of the National
Housing agency In Washington.
awaiting his signature Tuesday
were the orders assigning the
project To the FEDERAL Public
Housing authority
Inc ffHA. IN tura. VIA
dsieEaie ths prelect 90 tss
Taeom. Housing Authority.
And thrs. without further de-
lay. bids viii be called and
within three weeks actual
construction siii begis.
The project viii comprise ap.
proximstely $50 dwellings and -
unprecedented In thls section u
the nation where wood IL generally
20 plentifIl-tbs boms may h
constructed with mosonry. accord
ing TO John schlsrb. Jr.. head Of
the TIA.
seblsrb sald that masonry
dwellings, would likely b. built.
CONTINUED on Psgs fs. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

Back pay averaging around SO
per person will be paid 20 sppFoxi-
mstely 2.soo employees of nine
Tacoma plywood plants in eompii-
anee with decisions announced
Tuesday by Ben n. kixer % spo-
kane. chairman OF the West Coast
Lumber commission Of The War
Labor board.
The fiye-msa commission
headed ~ klxer announced
TIVE decision. affecting the In
du.trys the hack wages ane~-
ton covering ~ pisnts, half
Of them In Tacon1a. and
question Of saturday -sser-
TINA" applying 20 Oregon
wsshinEten riyweod Ca. Ts-
eousa.
The back pay provided for In
one of the commissions t~e diree-
tive orders win 20 70 5000 workers
In the plywood industry In Oregon
and Washington. Mach worker
viii receive ia cents an hour In
back pay for every hour worked
from Feb. Is 10 May 10. The
workers affected produce 20 per
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
Gas Raiioning Registration
Is Postponed Until Nov. Is

yin not be taken sy ORA ss-
al that date.
sinton aid any announcement
regarding posslbls change In date
Of actual rationlDg. nov sehsd-
uled 10 start NOV. ~. must come
from Washington.
Postponsmsnt Of the slgnup date
vas necessary. slnton said. 10
compists fbe tremendous JOB Of
printing and distributing the ra-
toairg books
Tacoma ration board officials
said Tuesday fbsy had received
official notification Of the change
In gasoline rstloning registration
dstes from Nov. iz-15-it 70 Nov.
-. 10 and 20 and would alter local
plans 70 conform 20 the order.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

Bremerton and San Francisco. II.
legal possession of a gun and in
terstate flight from justice.
The boy was arrested by
Detectives Clarence Robson
and Raleigh Morrison about
midnight when he left q late
movie. II WAS his first visit
10 Tacoma since he left home
three months ago and COM
menoed his sensational career.
The story he unfolded to police
Tuesday was substantially as fol-
lows
He ran away from home In Au-
gust and rode a freight train to
San Francisco There he bought q
pistol through cooperation Of q
pawnbroker who winked At his age
and obligingiy shipped the gun by
express To Tacoma. where the
youth claimed IL between trains
while riding a freight TO Seattle.
With the money he took
with him from home. he stayed
Continued on Page }. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
Tired Troops
OF Romnlel
Are Pursued

CAIRO Ths victorious Eighth
army. hotIy pursuing tbs weary
remnants Of Marshal Ersln Rom.
msi's AfrIks k5rps into fIbys.
fought q German rear guard near
std Barsni and soilum jus, inssd<
ths Egyptian border. the Middle
Eastern command announced
Tuesday.
Front-line dispatches Indicated
that the bulk u ths 10 900 70 as
900 men Rommsi had left had re-
treated lnto fAbys through Hail.
fire pass. which continual allied
bombing was bsllsvsd 10 have
partly destroyed.
The Middle Essf~rs csm-
mssd. In . esnwusias~. ssia
The wsrk u eiessssE the bat
iIefieid esafisa~a ssa shst
mssy psi.ssess. msisly ffsI-
isss sbssdss~d ~ th~ir al
lies. ssss b~lss tskes - areas
In the rear.
The British slso ~sfs adding
hugs quantities % booty that they
sirsady had collected.
A dispatch from United Press
Correspondent Henry csrfsiI with
allied advanced forces said Il was
confirmed yesterday thst six
Italian divisions mad h-sn knocked
out.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
Men, ell TO Launch
Prison-Buili War
Boat on Saturday

The first boat to be built en-
tirely by federal prisoners for war
use will be launched from the
yards of Mcneil island peniten-
tiary on Saturday. it was an
nounced by the justice department
at Washington, d. c.. Tuesday.
James v. Bennett. federal bureau
Of prisons director. said the motor
patrol boat was built for the army
and had been designated the
"Q-s6."
OF wood construction and power
ed by diesel engine, the 65-foot
craft is of a type regularly used
for patrol work along the west
coast.
Sponsor Of the launching will be
Mrs. P. J. Squier. wife Of the
warden at the penitentiary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
Russ Seize
Initiative
In Caucasus

M0SCOW-Front-line dispatches
Tuesday said the Russians had
seized the initiative in the Nalchik
area of the Caucasus
These reports said that the Ger
man offensive against Stalingrad
had exhausted itself. and that only
occasional and small groups Of
Germans attacked now. The Rus
slams were enlarging their initia-
tive there and improving their
positions.
Southeast of Nalchik, where
the Germans have been stalled
for more than a week In
drive toward the Grozny oil
fields and the Georgian mill
tary highway at Ordzhonl-
kidze, the initiative was re-
ported to have passed to the
Russians.
Soviet communicates for several
days have reported Red army
forces conducting active opera
tons = attacking southeast of
Nalchik.
Northeast of Tuapse naval base.
in the western Caucasus, the Ger
mans succeeded in crossing a water
barrier at the cost of heavy losses,
1t was said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
DECISION covsas $500 rAcoMANs
PlywOOd Plant
Workers Will
Get Back Pay
SO PA PRISON IS AvsaAcl

cent u al Northwest plY,sood. |.
critical war material. the eommls-
sion pointed ouf.
IN The s~essa directive sr1~s
the csmnsisstss alFersed IRE
gss- " Hshisssss riyw.sa Co
10 hire wsrksr. Toe eeesiisss
w.sk On saturday % she basis
Of sesisstts. regardless 81
WHISTLER the employees ere ss~s
or women. The announcement
ssid oreEss- " H~hinstss kis~s
IT. workers IN . 20 hsuF-per-
week WORK srhedule.
Both directive orders were
reached unanimously. the commits.
Continued on Page Z. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

will be DIR. Edgar F. Dodds. Lin
coin F. Gault, Joseph Gordon. A. II.
Barnhisel. Dix II. Rowland. VIII
liam Perrin. Harry Lee. J. Charles
Dennis. Garrett Fisher. Frank
Beers and George swasey.
BORN IN INDIANA
Fitch died Monday afternoon at
his home, result Of a cerebral hem
orrhsge ten days ago. He was born
in Terre Haute. Ind. the son Of
Capt. Asa Belts Fitch. of the u. 8.
cavalry and engineers. and Amelia
CONTINUED on Page IS. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
White House Issues Program
To Help Bolster Manpower

WASHINGTON - The White
House Tuesday released a long
awaited report which called on
government. labor and manage
ment TO carry out immediately
without a labor draft" sct-14
specific recommendation for Dol
stsring the manpOwer program
The manpower program. II not
corrected. the report said. will
seriously impede the war effort
There was no White House COM
nnent On the report. although an
executive order putting It's recon-
mendations into effect il known TO
be on President Rooseyelt's desk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON House and
senate conferees agreed unsni-
mously Tuesday to eliminate from
the Is and 1s-yesr-old draft bill
a senate provision requiring
years training before they can be
assigned TO combat duty outside
the United States.
Conforming 10 the wishes Of
President Roosevelt and his mill
tary leaders-who urged elimina-
ton Of this restriction" on the
draft Of teen age soldiers-the
senate conferees agreed 10 sbsn-
don this amendment which the
senate had adopted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
SEARCH cLIMAxEp
Arrest Ends
Tacoma Boys
Crime Career
STARTLING STORY uNEoI DE
STARTLING STORY UhFoLDfo

Climax Of a three-month search.
police had a 16-year-old Tacoma
boy in custody Tuesday and from
his ready confessions pieced to-
gether a startling story OF crime.
The boy. whose name was
withheld because Of his age.
Is held on an open charge
pending n decision ~ 10 which
authorities will prosecute.
The youth is wanted by the FIJI
and the police of virtually every
major city in the western half of
the nation; most pressing charges
include grand larceny warrants in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

Ths United states offensive In
North Africa AS IN high xsss and
reports bofh from Allied s~sd-
quarters ssa sss yi<by sad Anis
radio Indicated a rapidly pss
nssfinx fhs mspssp asxs
rrsnsie sfforts ~sr~ nad@f usy
b. vlehy sas th~ ais 70 counter
set the fast moving allied ep~rs-
ton. Marshal Henri rblllip~ Fes
ssln assumed sbe supreme ss<ss
1nsnd ~ al Yf~neh ARMED forces
and Premier rieffs Laval ess re-
ported attempting - n~xofists :
fun p<sss sith Germany. ptsn~hsy
pxfp.fsfsfr - sa sffsft 70 tsks
rfsses openly infs the .sx - .
Nsa ally. ons ramo< circulated
that Laval. Adolf Hitler ard n<ns
80 Msssollni might hid . joset
conferences en ways ard means
nKronr NAVY AcrsOS
There ~ss spreading naval 60
lion bosh IN th~ Mediterranean snd
Ia ne Atisnfts.
Ths British Admiralty reported
thss . British ssh<asFins hs1 tor
ps1osd al ftsllsn cruiser neFfh -
Sicily sa1 A. v. Alsxsa1<f -.
yssisd that 20 Mao ssDmsFln<s
hsd been sunk % damaged - fhs
last thFss weeks many u tn<m
presumably Ia sff@mpts 70 sstsek
the armada - allied forces az
semblsd for th< Affiesn dfsss=
fwsshlnxfon sosfe~<ss.ld the ar
mad. vas tn largest 10 world
history
Th~ ss<ls rspll~1 sifs -
s.s~rfisn fhsf . r-hssf 80
sask . Bfsilsk hsfft<<eip ~
the o.s~s kiixsb<fh sisss =
fhe Aiizafie.
On the fighting front N Africa
the situation vas tina;
viehy reports aid that Amefi-
can tanks had battered into both
oran and cassbianes.
Cos. Gen. Aussls Noxuss. In
chaTxs Of Moroccan defens<. fl>d
Ms headquarters Il Rsbst for
some Interior point. possibly he
famous French military headquer-
ters Al Msknez.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
To Try Pilot Blomed
For Deoths of IL

LOS ANGEI.Es-Genersi court
martial on manslsughte charges
has been ordered for IL. william
". Wilson. army pilot whose
bomber eoliided with an American
AirliDes plane near Palm Springs
Oct. %. killing IL persons aboard
the transport No date has been
set for the trial.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
Tacoma Stores
To Stay Open

While courthouse and city hall
offices and banks will be closed
Wednesday in observance Of Ar
mistice day. retail business except
the state liquor store viii be open
as usual. Federal offices will be
open.
State liquor stores win be
closed TO permit their staffs 10
replace the stocks which were
run very low by the last week.
end rush, II was explained by
Eryo Beckett. chairman Of the
state liquor board.
Because of inability TO get rs-
ton cards printed. state stores will
continue 10 stamp individual buy
ers' permits throughout this week
Cards probably will be ready for
distribution next week. Beckett
said.
state offices ~ olympia ana
elsewhere were requested by
Gov. Isngiie 90 remain on the
Job Wednesday. All code de-
partments under the governor
will run fun blast; other cleo
tive office departments will be
run by skeleton crews.
Beckett disclosed Tuesday tina,
Spokane liquor stores closed early
Saturday night on a hoax order
given by telephone in Beckett's
name. IL was said that a dis
gruntled wouid-be liquor purchaser
who had been refused permit.
called the stores up BY telephone,
posed a. Beckett and ordered them
closed They closed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

Wednesday at 3
D. m. from Buck
ley-King chapel.
followed by bur-
ial in T &C o m a
cemetery.
A ctive pail
bearers will be
Ray Tarr. Sam
Stocking, Dewitt
Rowland. Willis
Oldfield, II u z o
Metzler and Eu-
gene White. Hon.
1rar1 nalllaaararn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
Will Build Hangers
WASHINGTON

wAsHIS6TON - The war de-
partmenf today announced s~ard
d a contract costing between
800 600 and $500. 900 10 Hawkins
4 Armstrong. Seattle. for hangers
to he constructed In Spokane coun-
~. Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

Ths fun ps~e< u The Amsfiean
fie~t operating az th< Nest ARR
can coast was turned against
French naval unit. whlsh sought
10 oppose ths American landing a
cssshIaaeA Essnha~sf revealed
h ~ sesa1ng nssn1 80
aiss-hsnshes senbor1nssl ~
rsssca 6sstreyv - 49,
~ip~a sss. ~ Sess Dsss 80
isft . hlssssg ssstk h - pses
~ Cn@seIascs go . Hsse<h
cvnis>s vas Assssse1.
lk:ssenhswsfs report snd Allied
eommualqus issued In t.ondan
made "A evident that American
land sad naval fsfsss virtually
had centred ~ Algeria ard wsse
on the verge u msppsnx 70
horeeea,I
Alsisrs already as in Amess-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
SMASH RESISTANCE OF FRENCH NAVY!


r Mia Gen. Dwight Eisenhower asnousepd n(s To-
day that American ueps had eerupsi ovan nst maer ~
s~rsn center Of Fnch resuance nd hsd ft M sG1o&
ton French hatte.hp Jean Kart. bInunw huh h No.
which crushed French naval resistance Caanhlan<a
A eommunque Issued In fondon rimnIinnopuny with
Esnhawers said that the eIkipa n 1o -
ala. and Mshda In Morocco In Amerienn honte}-
Gin Washington the var department Isnuo< TITS co.,
muniaues
l-Nsssa
60 fAs< spssssss~s - Aspss hsvs s.s~e euD - ~uono
sesstslsea Orr ~e~svea hem1H wuEum -
e~sp>vssse~ unnm wunum -
Alsters
"a Assress sUusp>ns - ouo1
go ~ usssed nss.s swseo ou4
60 us>1 sas>~ nsv~i ssssss Nv mow 1Um
M r~sssns~ ~ vv~s<s 49, - g.
hnsassAp nnse uuu1nu + -
Naval ssrvan esssneee ~ essop -
Essas Meh>sa hns1Ar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

The report Was drafted by
the War Manpower commits
sion's labor management pol
Icy COMMITTEES. II made seven
recommendation for govern
ment action on one hand. and
seven for labsr and manage
meat On the other.
The government was urged:
J. To authorize the chiefs Of
'taffs Of the armed forces. the
end-lease administration. War
Production Chief Donald N. Mel
ION and War Msnpower Chief
Paul v. AcNutt 70 determine the
Continued on Page 3, Column q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

SAN FRANCISCO The sign1p
Of western motorists for gasoline
rsti0ning cards has been post
poned from Nov. IL 70 Nov. 10.
Edgar sinton. regional raiionlng
chief for the Office Of Price Ad-
minixtrstion. Sald the postpone
ment would affect Oregon. Wash
ingtOn. California. Arizona and
Nevada.
Motorists will sign up for "A"
books during the three days start
ing Nov. Is. Additional time wiii
be required 10 handle applications
for b. and &C. cards for extra
allowances.
Application blanks still may
b. obtained from service sta
tons and either sources before
Nov. 10 but the applications
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
- WAR
BULLETINS

AADHfD--n~psrfs siresisf~a
here Tuesday sight Thai Pierre
Laval. chief u the tksy gov
efnmssf. hsd left foe ueriis -
confer s1fh Adsif hitter ss1
Fereixts Nisisssr Jos<kIm Hls-
bentfep.
There wsrs rasors thai . sss
frsaee-f*ssf.ss a9Fssfa<et as
pesdlss. TERMS % whish seaid
iseisse ssf<l seespsfiss sf
Frsaas. a~iissrs VI the ffsseh
fleet 10 fhs Axls. saa obligatory
eossefipfiss u frnasA sefksfs
for Gsrmssy.
BHAZZAtfLLE. Fr<afh
Equatorial Afries lf1Ghtisx
French Brss1eHsf Recorded -
CBC IT OtfsssJ--ffsilss treep@
have landed ~ Bsxsrse. Tsnisis.
according "a sseesfirned re-
ports frsp stockholm
Lon DON ~ Marshal Heart
Philippe fetsin has assumed tbe
soprsme command Of freues
armed forces. fh< siehs radio
reported Tuesday. and called On
his commanders 10 NORTH Africa
10 coatinae the fight against
"the aggressers-@
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

OTTAWA Minister Mac
kenzie King announced Canada
had broken diplomatic relations
with the French German puppet
government" of Pierre Laval at
Vichy.
MEXICO CTTY-Mexico has sew
cred diplomatic relations with the
vichy French government. Presi-
dent Manuel Avila csmacho an
nounced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
H. 6. Fitch,
u. S. Official,
Succunbs

Funeral service for u. S. Com
missioner Hereford G. Fitch, SO. of
2717 No. Yakima. will be held
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

WAsHINGTOS - Nsfion-
vide gasoline rzfioninE Win
start on Dee. I instead AZ Nov.
-. a. originally scheduled.
because Of delays In disfriba-
fisn Of forms and coupons. the
Office Of Price Administrators
announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

LONDON The rfeneh 49,
snnasn<<d Tuesday thef Maxulnt
Hear Pnllspps r<eAls - snr1me1
command q ~ rses<a laN4 -
and go foreesI