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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

No New Year arrivals were re-
ported Thursday but on Tuesday a
daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Williams Of Electron
and a son 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Rideout OF Buckley. both at Puy-
allup General hospital.
Private Christian Science serv-
ices for Gordon Goeizer viii be
held at the Wrigley and Clements
chapel Saturday at Il a. m. Burial
viii be in Woodbine.
Meeting in the afternoon instead
Of the evening. members OF the
Spinning Preschool group will
gather at the home of Mrs. Clyde
Hostetler, Route 2. Box 463,
Gardells road. Tuesday for a u
o'clock pot luck luncheon. For
the program which begins at l p.
m. Miss Margaret Utzinger. city
librarian, will speak on Books
for the Preschool Child
Plans for joint installation cere-
monies with the Odd Fellows will
be made by Schuyler Colfax
lodge of Rebekahs at /. o. o. f.
hall Friday evening. The Joint
ceremony is scheduled Jan. 10
with Mrs. w. NJ. Buckmaster. Mrs.
Evangeline Watson and Mrs. Ida
Campbell in charge of arrange
ments.
Harvey Donaldson Dies
Harvey ID. Donaldson, 50, Ri. 2,
Box 1855, died at his home Friday
morning. He was resident of
this vicinity for 80 years and of
the state for "a years, coming from
British Columbia. He was a re-
tired farmer and was recently en-
ployed at the Seattle Tacoma ship
yards. He was a member of Boiler
makers union SOS of Tacoma.
Survivors include his wife, Celia,
of the home; a daughter, Mrs.
Chester Corwin of Puyallup; three
sons, Alfred, Walter and Lowell,
all of Puyallup; four sisters, Mrs.
Mary Armstrong. Mrs. Annie
Craig, Mrs. Sarah Connolly and
Mrs. McNeely. all of Ontario, Can;
three brothers. Albert and Robert
of Ontario, Can; Archie of Kel-
logg, Ida.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

uniting of his forces Thursday.
The communiques from Mac
Arthur have told repeatedly Of
heavy blows struck against the
enemy and the japanese casualties
in reaching Manila must have been
very high.
MacArthur's defense had been
handicapped by a lack Of aerial
support to stAve off Japanese
bombers and harry the Nipponese
behind their own lines. The Japa-
nese, for their own part, have been
blasting their way with the sup
port Of dive bombers and tanks.
In American Hands
Corregidor. the Gihraltsr-like
fortress at the entrance TO Manila
hay and still in American hands.
is a huge mass Of honeycombed
rock. bristling with coastal de-
Tense guns and sntiaircrsft rifles.
The mountain tunnels are used as
storerooms and. in some cases,
living quarters for the United
States forces.
The island is believed partially
impervious 70 ordinary aerial bonn
bsrdment. but there is some IN
certainty as 10 how long il could
withstand heavy and continuous
dive bombing attacks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
What to Do When Person
Suffers Loss Of Breath

Is OF a
first aid injured read articles
Artificial respiration a ife-saving method generally
overlooked by the of drown
ing when somebody gets the wind knocked out of him.
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Cavite. U. S. Naval Base, Now
In Hands Of Japanese Troops
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
ported that Japanese air activity
is somewhat less in intesity than
for several days"
The war department said the
Japanese troops in Manila were
reported to be limited to a size
necessary for police duties and
maintenance Of order"
The naval base at Olangapo is
located on the northern end of the
mountainous Batsn peninsula
which stretches TO within a few
miles of Corregidor. forming one
OF the land locks of Manila harbor.
Records Removed
Evacuation of Csv1te was &C
complished before the Japanese
entered the Manila area, the navy
said. All records. equipment and
stores that might have been Of
value TO the enemy were removed.
Naval installations were destroyed.
as was the fuel stored at the naval
base.
Cavite hes 10 miles southwest OF
Manila. on the curving shore of
Manila bay, which is the greatest
land-locked bay in the world.
Admiral Thomas c. Harris Ash
attic fleet was understood TO have
left Cavite some weeks before the
outbreak of war. although Hart
himself was around Manila a week
ago.
Dispatches from Batavia Friday
indicated some units OF the fleet
are cooperating with the Dutch de-
tenders Of the Netherlands East
Indies.
Care for Wounded
Despite the evacuation of Cavfte.
the personnel Of the naval hospital
at Canacso remained al their posts
al the naval hospital ito care for
the wounded" the navy said.
japanese troops presumed TO be
occupying cavite were believed to
have pushed to the base from the
southwest. where landings were
effected some time ago in Batan-
gas province.
Occupation OF Manila might have
been accomplished by segments Of
the same forces. or by japanese
eontingents pushing down the
broad valleys northwest Of Manila,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

Your postmaster can tell you
how 70 invest in U. s. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

HIT WITH BOTTLE

Jack Hiece, As, of 3644 Mckinley
ave. was treated in Pierce county
hospital Thursday at $50 p. m. for
minor scalp decorations received
when struck by a bottle during a
New Years brawl. according to
police. The injured man and others
involved IN the melee were brought
to the police station. None wanted
TO take action. and all were re-
leased by Acting Capt. of Detec-
tives Don Hager.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Retreat Is Orderly

The Japanese drives toward
Manila had developed into a multi
columnec offensive from the
northwest, north, southwest, south
east and south The retreat OF
MacArthur's divisions was orderly
on all fronts, fact proved by the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Defense Withdrawn

Manila was declared an open
city a week ago. and all American
defense forces and equipment were
withdrawn by Macarthur. who felt
IT would be impossible 10 stage a
last-diteh fight in the capital.
Macarthur apparently decided
such a stand would result IN great
oloodshed among the civilian pop
ulstion, dwarfing even the death
and destruction which was rained
on those helpless people by Jsps-
nese bombers after the capital was
declared open.
Street-to-street defense Of Ma
Mia would have been a virtual i'm
possibility because much Of the
city is composed OF rows Of native
huts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in U. s. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

on the eastern flank of MacAr-
thurs united defense lines.
Strategy Explained
Strategy of the joining OF the
north and south defenders was in
tended to bring the southern fight
ers to the new line so they would
not be cut off.
In their present position. Mac
Arthur's lines are entrenched on
long front with Withdrawals to-
wards the Batan peninsula a COM
paratively easy task. in the event
such a tactical move becomes nee
essary.
In Batan's mountains the heroic
U. S.-Filipino troops would have
some advantage over the japanese
and could, If necessary. fight all
the way down to the end of the
peninsula. II necessary. they could
join the forces on Corregidor
island.
There are no definite indications
here what MacArthur's plans may
be. II he could maintain his pres
ent lines for any considerable
length of time. new developments
might strengthen his position i'm
measurably.
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Strategy Explained

on the eastern flank of MaeAr-
thurs united defense lines.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer T. Thune,
si1o No. 10th. were recent holiday
visitors at the Hartford Thune
residence in kittitas. Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

For q limited iims only. Rich ond
,oo,hins, Tvssy's wind snd
wsethsr Lotion in large 81 sine.
Helps sverd the skin eseins,
roushness end eheppins iron, ~ind
end cold. Exquisite ~hen used es
powder bese.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs l. Y. Helm. 22e
So. ooth. were recent holiday
guests At the home of Mr.. Helms
sister and brother-in-law. Mr.. and
Mr. Kenneth Graham OF Aber-
deem
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
Construction Is Under Way
On Rodent Control Laboratory

The importance II the rodent
control program a. = public health
measure vas emphasized IN .
letter sent mayors Of coastal cities
BY Gov. Arthur y. Lsngiis Wed
nesdsy pointing out that disease
infected rats had been discovered
in one seaport city and request
ing cities to Institute rodent
eradication programs.
Seven men have BEEN hired ~
the city health department for
the rodent eqptroi program here
and more will be added. Or. Pow
srs naid. In addition 10 institut-
ing rst-trapping and rst~ksliins
measures. these employees siii re-
quire property owners 70 destroy
nests and food supplies for rodents
on their premises. BY enforcing
city ordinances already On the
books for that purpose.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06

LONDON : Tne siehy suvevn-
m<nt has silncat~d - ne anis -
former allied merchantmen ts1al.
Ing i7o 90 tors which have eeea
hesd In French parts fur sh< I.ss
- months % more. = rpoHeawan
Of the british ministry a scenemlr
warfare announced.
Three II these ships already
hass reached o<ncs. n Italy. u
vas stated
The ship~. al Danish. Norwegian.
Netherlands and Dutch own~Fnnip'
have lain Idle IN French ports since
the German invasion ~ thes~ eossn'
tries rhres originally wsrs char
tered by Great urftsin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
Auction County
Land on Friday

Pierce county will offer for sale
at auction Friday 10 pieces Of
land owned by the county and
upon which preliminary bids have
been received from prospective
purchasers. The properties are
estimated to bring in about S16,0 900
at the sale, the regular monthly
auction.
The sale will begin at 9 a. m.
inside the G st. entrance to the
court house and will be conducted
by County Treasurer Paul New
man and his staff.
The preliminary offers are those
rendered the county land depart
ment, headed by Thorald d. Orr.
Orr said Thursday that the
property to be sold is all run of
the mill" parcels scattered over the
county and involving no important
lots or tracts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
New W eaiherman
Assigned Here

Arrival ~ Rose O. Miller Of
wilnston. ~ D.. 10 take charge ~
the Tacoma office ~ the United
states weather bureau. vas an
nounced hers Thursday.
Miller. an assistant msteoroio-
Kizf and veteran 81 weather BIZ
reau service since 1918. came 10
Tacoma to replace FRED Myers.
now a first lieutenant IN The
weather section Of ths army air
force
The ne~ ss@s leaves . place
where winter temperatures
sent - lsw - % degrees -
Isw x<se 10 esme - ~ nod
crate Puget ssasd climate.
hut said u would not ~ s~~
10 him Miller sss 10 fbs
seattle effies 81 sbs bsssss 10
1878.
Ills wlfs and small son arrived
with him. The hiiIsfs are buying
homs here.
since Myers entered tbs army
on Aug. 10 the TzeoSna station
has been under direction Of Jun
lor Metsorolofist Harold p. Ffch-
enseher. who wiil continus On the
staff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
No Upseis
Expected
In County

Overnight checking Of earlier
unofficial election returns in
Pierce county disclosed Thursday
no changes in the conclusions
based on Wednesdays incomplete
returns
The principal contest. that be-
tween John T. McCutcheon and
Gen. David L. Stone for the 26th
district senatorship. was definitely
favorable to McCutcheon with lit
tie likelihood that the absentee
vote to be canvassed next Mon
day would change the apparent
result.
McCutcheon had lead of i23
votes over the retired army Of
ficef as the reports of all but one
precinct in the district were CON-
piled. All but one precinct
gave McCutcheon 5.97s and Stone
1856. a difference of 1913. Tanwax
precinct was the only one in the
district not yet reported.
An error of some city pre-
cinct election boards In failing
TO add In the straight party
vote to the split ticket vote
was the discovery that put the
Republican substantially
ahead.
Some eight precincts in the 26th
district made this mistake In re-
porting returns. In the check OF
poll books, 267 straight votes were
added to McCutcheon's total, 100
to Stone's-a net II which was
added to McCutcheon's already sp-
parent lead.
In the 27th district, where the
old age pension enthusiast, Edward
L. Pettus was appai emily oustec
after several terms in the house
a recheck of poll books disclosed
ne had been beaten by John NC
Monagle by only 80 votes.
The poll books showed s. Chris
tan Erickson (R) received l,sos
John McMonagle Id l,7so; Ed
ward L. Pettus Id. 1,741: and
W. B. Golf (Rl. 1876.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
Red-Haired Greer Carson.
Mrs. Miniver" in Film,
Will Marry Navy Ensign

the Dust" Mrs. Mlnisef.' ana IN
Random" which picture shs Just
completed and Ia 70. be released
soon.
In ~Mrs. Mtsiyes." Miss
sarson naa tae ufse rgie,
while Ssy portrayed her sss.
Ney signed up with the naval
reserve In Chicago while touring
with a road show. Composing his
latest picture. The War Against
Mrs. Hsdley.7 Hey was assigned
TO training at the navy school at
Notre Dame university and later
In New York.
After being commissioned Oct.
"a. Ney arrived IN Hollywood on
the customary two weeks leave
and expects 10 be assigned 70
active duty II the end Of his leave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
Jungle Fighters
Routing Japanese

GEN. MaeARTHUR'S HEAD
QUARTERS. Australia - Allied
ground troops. advancing rapidly
through the foothills of New
Guinea's Owen Stanley mountains.
have routed the Japanese from
their prepared positions near the
village of oivi. Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur announced Thursday.
MacArthur's troops. attacking
positions three miles west of Oivi.
which still has not been occupied.
wiped out four machine gun posts
and continued their advance. The
next logical point for a Japanese
stand was believed to be in the
Wairopi area. in the steep defiles
along the Kumusi river.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06

SANTA MONICA, Cal - Red
haired Greer Carson. film star,
and Richard Ney. actor recently
commissioned an ensign In the
U. 5. navy. have applied for .
marriage license, records at City
Hall here Thursday disclosed.
Mise Carson. born In Coun-
~ Down. Ireland. and edu-
Gated In Engisnd. and Sey
plsn 10 he married semet,me
this weekend. Time and place
have not been revealed. II Will
be- the second marriage for
each.
The actress first won film fame
in Goodbye, Mr.. Chips, and later
played starring roles In the Acsd'
envy Award winner. Blossoms ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
Sialingrad Raids
Eased by Germans

MOSCOW - Russian artillery
spread havoc among the stalled
Germans southeast Of Nalehik
Thursday. and in two other areas
Of the Caucasus the Nazis were
retreating.
Weakened by heavy losses. the
Germans eased up IN their attacks
against a northern industrial dis
trict Of stslingrsd. However.
fronuine dispatches emphasized
that they we're bringing up new
forces and probably would soon re-
new assaults In full strength.
Soviet forces southeast OF Nal
ehik-defending the approaches 70
the Grozny oil fields and ordhoni-
didze, terminus Of two military
roads to the south Csucasus-nad
stabilized their positions. dis
patches said.
Though the Soviet high eom-
mand had Acknowledged no
German gain southeast Of Nab
chik In two days. the Ger
mans still attacked fierceIy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
Indict Pair
For Treason

NEW YORK - German born
Herman Heinrich Faje. SO, and
his wife, Hildegsrde. 80, were in
dieted for treason here by a fed
eral grand jury on charges OF
having aided two of the four Nazi
saboteurs who landed on a Long
Island beach last June.
Faje has been in a federal house
of detention under $4,000 bail
since last July. Mrs. Faje. who
has been i'll at her home, has not
yet been taken into custody.
Faje. whose full name is Her
man Heinrich Christian Jacob.
and his wife are charged in the
indictment with 'unlawfully.
feloniously. traitorously and trea-
sonably adhering TO the enemies
of the United States. to wit. to
the government of the German
reich"
Fsje became United States
citizen in 1886, his wife in 1888.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
Only Board
Here Callinq
Married Meh

Only one Of TseemA's feas oPfl
boards mas found II n<essnafy y
draft married men v11o1ul -
pendents and. unlike s~mo p>stlls
boards. viii not cancel ss,>h Indie
,ion orders. II wss revealed 1hpss'
day.
Th~ bsss1. Ma. !. es@pvts-
lag psinelpeiiy ~ s~ste go
II 6sne1tag usngvse1 nses w1ee-
sss depes1sess h ssSss = ~
~ Nsvemoss ealsts. me6Ds-
tiss II ~ nssstn's ssste ~
halt wss 80 sssush - 80
vesf esnfptsn sss<n ~
One Spf the othsr bDsr6s. Ne. =
has not yet drafted any married
men without dep<ndspts but Y
ready 70 do -. having eomplsssd
most of tbs steps IesdiDg ~ -
classification Of 3A's
tn ssnes fws bsss1a. Me-.
3 as1 Z, whteh sss npere
Iassss ibss ~ stnes tvs
have ssithss assfte1 sss -
classified ssy ssssrse1 w~s -
ret. nssh ssifi hsss s1ngss
sss sssiisks~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
YANkS BOMB, BRITISH PuRS|
Fleeing AXIS AFR|kA no
EnernyLands
Force East
OF Airfield

WASHINGTON = The marines
are pressing an attack on Japa-
nese troops which landed east OF
L. S. held sirfield on Guadalcanal,
the navy announced Thursday
afternoon.
American forces also are
continuing their drive on the
enemy TO the westward In
successful attacks" They
have killed $50 Japanese SOL
diers and captured three field
pieces. twelve 81 MN. light
artillery guns, and so ma
chine guns.
The enemy forces to the east
ward of the airfield were addi-
tional troops to those previously
reported landed during the night
of Nov. %. The new landings
were made during the night Of
Nov. "a.
after an initial repulse at
dawn on Nov. 4, u. S. marines are
pressing their attack on these
enemy troops" the navy's COM
munique reported.
The American forces fighting
west of the airfield received the
support of our naval forces. which
shelled enemy positions near
Kokumbona, six miles west of the
airfield.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
.l3 Of 81 October
Ships We're Built
On Pacific Coast

San vnANciscO--rh@ mari
time commission Thursday sa'
nmmcsH that west coast shlpYards
paced Amerses's ocssb~r ship pro
duetlon with deliveries ef - vss'
sells ~ . nsiionwi1~ total u 81.
California shipbaiidinE Corp,
Wilmington. Calf. and ofsxca
shlpbuiidinx Corp. Portland. Orr
each delivered - SHIPS 70 i~sA
Pacific coast ysfds.
Richmond shlpysrd Ne. , daily
cred 10 vessels ard tiehfnssd Ne
/ delivered seven.
Ths commlsslon ssid ths oeso'
b<r deliveries esrs u ssss>is sfDf'
n shs rseerd-b<<sksng 1~p<<nss'
national productions II - m@reilaal
SHIPS. bit pointed eut . eonsid'
srsbls amount u merchant snip
iaaldinK capacity uas b<inx f<fa'
porsrsir diverted % sne<xsneJ
construction Of special efsft 20
ths sffned fofees
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06

Construction was begun Thurs
day on a rodent control laboratory
for the sanitation division u the
city health department u was
announced by DR.. l. v. Powers.
city health director. The frame
building IL being erected a. part
Of the city's rodent control pro-
gram which was authorizes ~
the city council the first Of the
week, and IL located on the
municipal dock property.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
Jailed for Bribery

Los ANGELES - the federai
Bureau Of Investigation Thursday
arrested Edward y. Zap. head Of
his own seronsutlesl engineering
firm. on a charge Of oribing q
naval officer 10 obtain navy con-
tracts. Zap was taken IN custody
a. he stepped from a train.
Zap. head Of the Zap Asronau-
teal Engineering company Of
West Los Angeles. IL accused 81
paying off" Lieut.. comdr. Lloyd
v. scott. assistant inspector Of
naval aircraft. San Francisco. for
certain navy contracts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
Flames Destroy
Vancouver Plant

VANCOUVER. . CA sp<e.
t.culsf thfss-sisru fire aesompA-
MED BY violent explosions left The
Overseas Lusnber Ca. plant bsfs
in runlns and adjacent Industrial
plants damaged Thursday.
CITY officials Investigated ths
ruins 70 determine Nhethsr the
fire was caused b. the sxpicsions'
which were heard over . radius Of
several milez last night.
A Waterman. only pefson -
the premises. sas unin1ured-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
Italians Worried
By Allies Success

LONDON British military OBJ
servers Thursday suggested the
turning point Of ths African war
may have arrived and the London
press quoted Italian reports that
the AIlies were IN the Initial
phase Of preparations for an at
tack on the European mainland
through Italy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06

Dixie !" dted
TIL day In
the midst Of q
new World war
for which over
There" m gh I
mean any part
Of the globe.
He died AZ 8
a m. In mis-
Fifth avenue
apartment. sur
rounded py mis-
wife. his son.
George. Jrs and
his daughters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
Tone Will Stay Idle

HOLLYWOOD-Actor Franchot
Tone Thursday notified Warner
Brothers studio he had made all
the money allowed under the wage
freezing order for this year and
would remain idle until Jan. /
unless the studio would give his
Earnings 10 charity. Warmers said
such action was prohibited BY the
freeze order.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
Demos Hold
Upper Hand
In z Houses

Despite republican gains. Demo
Gratis viii be able to organize and
Numerically control both houses
OF the states 2sth legislature. to
convene at Olympia just after the
New Year.
However, the Bourbens will
he able to do this only by re-
tanning support Of those Dem
ocrats who owe first allegiance
To Washington Commonwealth
federation. so-cailed left wing
element.
II appeared Thursday that Re-
publican strength in the house OF
representative has been increased
to about 40. 10 less than the con-
stitutionsl majority, so.
COP SHY FOUR
In the senate the COP made a
surprising gain of IL seats. TO
bring its strength In the upper
chamber TO 20. four less than a
controlling majority.
In the states largest counties.
while pensions Initiative i5i was
losing. Pensions union and wcF
leaders also suffered defeats. In
Tacoma tPierce), Rep. Edward
Pettus. head OF Pierce County Pen
sions union. saw his seat won by a
Republican.
ATKINSON Is LOSER
In King county West seattle),
Sen. N. p. Atkinson. state Pen
sions union president. likewise lost
to a Republican. In downtown Sc
attic, Bill Pennock, Pensions un-
ion secretary. was reelected to the
house. and Thomas Rabbit. vice
president and newcomer TO the leg
islature. to the senate.
Republicans viii have suf-
ficient strength In both houses
To sustain n veto by the gov
ernor.
In the state the COP actually
took IS seats formerly held by
Democrats. but the latter in turn
won four held by Republicans. to
leave a net gain of nine for the
minority.
Following are state legislature
election results: d
FIRST DISTRICT - Oisnsfgan
and Douglas counties Robert M.
French and Frank b. Mallory. Re-
publicans. representatives.. No SEN
ate scat up for election.
SECOND DISTRICT. pend
OreiiIe and Stevens counties -
Charles w. Hodde, Democrat. and
z r. Hupp. Republican, represent
atives. b. J. Dahl. Republican,
senator.
THIRD DISTRICT - Spokane
county part - Mrs. Thomas 4.
Kehoe and Robert F. Waidron,
(continNed on Page II. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06

Mary and Helen. Conan. 81. slc-
numbered 10 an intestinal silment
which forced MIN 70 undergo an
operation a year ago toct. 10.
ls4IJ and from which he never
fully recovered.
The song and dance msn-his
CONTINUED on Page 3. Column 81