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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-27
Two New Cars
lsVanceQuota
For September

Two new pJssc-@r.. cars may Inc
Ia;I"ncd dJ..g the nunih of SEN
,"mDcr anon" Vance county resi-
'",l'N Mh" "a" rlI%.nIr for alltonn-
"Ii'S under H.nume regulations.
according !" t. luIy uud ); ;c quotas
made public today.
North Carolina h.s been ossir cd
u September qlIu;I rG 5lG now arI;o-
mobiles. and - reserve Of 81 c,rs
10 meet .ccds in r>.c.. of uuo,us
H"r''""b"! quotas 'u.. rcighborinr
S;"'rS include: Virginia, GIL: Tenn
'>S''. '"6: Georgia. 80: and South
Iu.I.n -.
II" quota for The entire nation j.
''".'ou @rw ears. while -r.rryrS for
In" states total 300 AID ar;innoI
reserves amount 10 COCO.
Il was announced -c,-,l-lI d.,v.
aGr thai the office of price admin
j~trati"n had frozen un'I Ov;nbcr
!! al safes u civilians %, iuur-dnnr.
handicapped Ford. Chrvvulc, and
PIym"uth SrdanS. Thi~ WAS done 60
make SUE" that Army and Navy re-
GI'r"mrn,S are met. pcrSnaS eli
%'hIc Ia bay new cars may purchase
Other makes az models during Sep
t"mbcr. however.
Granville county WAS ASSIGNED =
quota of five cars Toy Scuicmbcr
franklin county was given quota
IF two ears. and Warren county has
quota Ui three cars.
September quotas w counties
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-27

Graham /. Greene ;, G-.'..~s -.
HaIilaX >. iIarnet, ). Hay. q E..
Henderson 3. Hartford >. u..a !.
Hyde |. lrcdcll !. Jackson !. .I....-
ton q, Jones |. Lee 3. l.,u.. ia.
Lincoln /. Mcdowell :. II 900. 4.
Madison |. Martin >. M,...,.u...
~. Mitchell |. Montgomery % .....
!. Nash >. New Hanover d.. - .H
amp:un 3. OnSlow |. Dram, o.. penn.
lie" |. PISQInianE >. r"Ha, " a,.-
quinn" $ >. Person !. ~ &C.. r... l.
Randolph q. Richmond Il. Er .
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-27
Ten Highest
1912 Salaries
Made Public

Philadelphia, Aug. 27.-(AP) -
I'm an unusual contract. Thomas J.
Watson. who MS paid Sl62,5lg ,s
p.-. dent and director of the Inter
.,.'. nal business Machines Corp,-
la'rnu III 1911. will rurrgu any war
u.rllts earned in the future bv I'm,
company from the manuractmc uI
m.ul'uns. il WAS disclosed today.
lu edition, Watson voluntarily re-
du..l his annual percentage COM
y, % alton from the comptny'S earn
u.. 10 two and onc-hali Der con,
.... nv" per cent. the corporation
,rt IN lis annual report ln the Sc.
cw.'Irs and Exchange Commission
J. Wa the first action %! its kind
.l...,rd !" the SEC.
W,'rnn'S l9ll payment. which m
c..ird $3G9.2H9 percentage compcn-
.H;..H. $lnO.0O0 salary and s. 3Ou
director fees. placed him third amnnn
~" nI'.Dn'$ highest p,id persons.
Ills Cumpany'S statement COM
u'r'.! reports Of the co,m,rv's
la.r-' paying corporations. They
show 'ha' III" c"untry's ~ ton sal
".'i persons in 1911 were.
Louis Il. Mayer. managing di-
r,,'H. uf 1.orwS. I,rprp rated
S7uli25.
. Fug"nc Grace. president. Beth
!r.rm Steel C"rporarron. S537.27l.
2 Watson. SlG2.jlg.
! Hn% Crosby. radio and screen
.'r". SlnO.6iD
!. James Cn%ncy. movie star
S3G2jOO.
e. Cornorl Clark Gable. movie
.'... S357 800.
N.rhulaS NJ. S"h"ncli. president.
L.r"-'. lnrnrr rated. S23l.2 pol.
Fred MacMurray. movie actor.
S@p9&&2
.. Bob Hone. radio and screen
81. >@9l.lGG
To-. George Washington Hill. pres
'd'''. American Tobacco Company.
S2a3.iiI.
The Amazon river is navirabIc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-27

Oh" Amazon river is navigablc
t"- ocean steamers for 1900 miles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Halt Sales
OfCOffee

Coffee VIII be among the Lat
Of missing items on grocers shelves
for the coming week. IL was an
nounesd Saturday by Arthur J.
Krauss. state r>tioning representa-
tive. oPA. Beginning at mid
night Tacoma coffee lovers VIII
have 10 ration themselves 70 what
ever stock they have laid away for
the rainy day"
Institutional users Of coffee
restaurants. hotels. hospitals and
the ike will register with their
war pree and rationing boards
throughout the state for their
aliotments under the new nation
wide program which begins Nov.
70.
The move was made. Krzusz
said. 70 enable grocerr and dealers
10 stock their shelves. However
be continued. sales during TINS
week vill be made 10 institutional
'ers. Il they have registered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Cancel Contract
For Flying Beais

ugTHOtT - Mash keisin4fa<
Corp. saturday announced sefs*
collation. ~ fhs navy - ls1 hugs
sentrsef for nssx pfsdss1 tlon =
giant veaEht s,ksrskr fiTiHx
boats b~ssnss ~ stfHfsxss@i d.
sslspmsafs IN the rsssfle ss<z.
Qsliek revision " The saws <lfs
craft requirements IN yis~ = -
vssosmsnts Ia the Pacific as -
reason given fog esne<iistsaa -
sh< contract by Rear Admiral =.
n Pace. ~. director % ne M.
lsrlals aivssloa u the navy o.
psFfmsnf.
Increased pfoaseflsn ~ ssse~
bst pi@nss and fast p@ffoi bosne~
era 10 nesaea lfnpaeflsfsis.~ 49,
mirsl Pace ssld ~An1 thsi sa<see
frat sspe ~ ihs facilities ssslt-
ssis fhfesxh sssn- aslsIastsf fsf
tying hosf pFoassetien eiii Has .
h turned ever - eonfrsetefs 80
are already ~ eofs % the tFF<s
- planes 90 n0s need IL efsI<f
that tb<y may szp@nd thesr sst-
pat .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Wars Biggest
Raid on Italy

L0NDON-British heavy bomb
ing planes made the greatest raid
of the war on Italy during the
night. in a concentrated attack Of
devastating scale on Turin and It's
war factories.
The first waves Of planes. carry
ing up to eight tons each Of bombs
from incendiaries to 1000 pound
blockbusters. swept over the city
in bright moonlight.
Long before the last waves had
left the target area, the smoke
from innumerable fires had so OBJ
secured the city that observation
OF results was almost impossible.
The Italian high command. in its
daily communique. called the dam
age immense. II reported that
wave by wave the British planes
showered incendiary and demoli-
ton bombs on the city. especially
on central areas. and II put casual
ties at 20 killed and 100 wounded.
Aviation quarters IntImated that
reconnaissance reports would show
damage done TO Turin comparable
to that which the Germans wreak-
ed on Coventry at the height Of
their air power.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Plywood Workers
GET Pay Increase

Approximately 800 employees
Of Taeoms's piywood industry we're
granted a retroactive pay Increase
Saturday in an amended directive
issued by the West Coast Lumber
Commission.
The workers Will receive an IN
crease Of IL cents per hour for
the period between Feb. IS and
Nay 10. 1882. when a general IN
crease vas voted 70 All mill work
srs ba, those In the piyNood IN
dastry. TIE minimum wage vas
increased from Is cents 70 - =
eents per hour.
Ths order specified that the
retroactive pay b. given employees
~ Dee !. Employees also entitled
20 the raise Viii b. those VINO left
their JOS after Feb IS. provided
they worked 81 least 30 days
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

WASHINGTON A sss pfsax@a
aillsd effeasiss sxsla-s tn Jap
sas. n fhs ssafbss<t Fselae
seoa may - po>sisls a. . result
~ ssseesssss IN ths Boiomonz snd
o. NsH Gslnea.
a1ieh an offensive Eas eusssaEs1
today ~ military experts sno
hold that tina Islands proysds deal
adsanes 6saes from which TIE
unsaea Nations could klshssn >
slse On sosns o. Japan's most m
portans positions IA that area.
Th@ Americas hsld On fse
sesffhes<f<rs >sieosss las
hers xf~@fi, stresxfhenea ~
tbs SCATTERING defe4f 81 ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
To Continue
Gas Ration
Registration

The Office Of War Information
in Seattle. said Saturday that gas
oline rationing registration would
be continued some time next week.
Definite announcement OF dates
Is expected to be made Monday.
An additional registration period
was ordered when Il became OBJ
vious that hardly more than half
Of the states motorists signed up
for gas ration books during the
three-day period allotted.
Only 2s.ss7 motorists signed up
in Tacoma. There are an esti-
mated 5000 cars in Pierce county.
of which 10000 are in the Tacoma
area. Results OF registration in
the districts outside Tacoma are
not yet available. but the registra-
ton total likely viii be short some
10000 or more motorists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Anii-Poll Tax
Bill Is Doomed

WASHINGTON -. ina eantfo.
vsfassi antlpaii tnx btil. fiIlDaas.
tered for sewers days. wa before
the senate saturday bat under :
maj .shlft agreement ~hich -.
parenfiy doomed u for thls session
u eongrsss.
soathern senators eaffsd of
fhelf fiibustsr FRIDAY hight sftsf
the bllls proponents ssfeed -
shslss q Monday II they fsii 70
get : tso-shiras vo,s fer = fsfsiy-
invoked eiofsrs drastic Esz rule
limiting dsbste
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Allies May Start 2-Prongsd
Offensive in South Pacific

1apaa~>> sle~e - eep1reu1
80 ie<rs.nlss en&eeu&@n = z.
n susrln@s - nguy eVp@1y
- 9ns1ntnsasl
me .<sx ~asi1 uaks - I6snf
fsks-off point foF drive r1<<~~
westward thfeoxn ~ f>>< - -
salasnen@ Hn<rs N jsrsn<rs neve
nlauefe1s bases.
On New Gn.n~a. sIii<1 fercen
are pressing th@ir sff.eI<a - -
saaln Jap bases with heavy nEbt~
lnx so~ " groxrem - - 1eaor
ffuna sfe&. An allied <tr<6ry
seuld d~pris~ IN snemy a. ~
excelient port ard threaten fnelr
fso r<mssnipE pa<es - neef1y
3slsmaaa ana La
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Phone Toll
Charges Hit

WASHINGTON - The federal
communications commission Satur-
day ordered the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph company 10
show cause why its long distance
toll charges should not be sub
stantially reduced"
The order requires the com
pany TO submit an answer by
Dec. and 10 appeal at hear
ing on Dec. is.
At this hearing. the commission
said. testimony will cover not only
rates but all charges. classified
tions. practices and regulations Of
A. T. & It's long lines department.
The FEC said the order was is
sued on the basis Of the company's
own reported figures indicating
that the department is earning
on net book investment at the
rate of 24.37 per cent annually
before federal income taxes, and
at the rate of 1922 per cent after
the new 1892 federal normal taxes
and surfaces.
Company figures as TO net
operating income Of the long lines
department for the nine months
ended Sept. 30. 1912. on an annual
basis. indicate excess earnings
ranging from $4,000. 900 To ss2.-
600 900. depending on what rate
Of return and what federal tax
rates are allowable" the announce
nnent said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Deadline on Idle
Tires Extended
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON 49, The eesdline
for disposal q ~i1isr tires ssfur-
day AS postponed from Nor. n
to Dee. I. the date scheduled for
NJ start of Nationwide gasoline
ratloning.
Possession o. iires 10 excess ~
five pr car. with one additional
for each running wheel ~ srallers
or similar equipment. will - H.
legal after the first ~ next month
under gasoline rstIoning reguls-
tlonA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

Fred Emard. state parole Of
ficer. didn't know what he was IN
for when Paul Painter. deputy
sheriff asked him along Just for
the ride
The sheriffs office received
rail- Saturday morning 10 the ef-
feet that Mrs. Frank Vance. RI.
2. Box An had baby. and
would they take her 10 the hos
pitaL Painter and Ensrd respond
I'd. thinking that the call was =
routine one However. when they
arrived. they found that the stork
had made one delivery and vas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
.l8-Monih Term
Given Pugsley

Unnsrvsd. David PugsIey stood
quietly In Federal court Friday sf-
terneon 10 hear JhdEs Charles
Lesvy sentence him 10 ~ months
In federal penitsntiary for viola
ton Of the sel~ctlvs services act.
Pugsies. twin brother Of
Daniel Pugsiey. whose draft
number has not yet h~ea rail-
ed. WAS charged with failing 10
APPEAR for indurtisn Into the
q. =. army July rs sitter HE
appeal for defsrmest On the
basis ~ religions beliefs ss .
member Of Jehsssh's Wit
ne-.es ~s~ denied By hearing
officers in seattle.
The defendant had little 10 say
10 hlrors IS he was given . last
opportunity 10 address them. Ths
verdict was reached In shout 20
minutes.
The only difference b.
tween mr. and the thousands
who are against me IL that !
abide By the Tea Command
meBt. In war ~ well ~ p~ses
flnse.s he said. The Esssrs-
ns~st desre~s that . should
lEssrs my past training and
b~il~f IN tsss Bibie."
But n someone hlt yesi.
wouldn't you strike back - the
court asked.
To paGsiey's Affirmative
answer tho court pointed est
the United state. had b~~n
hlf and had 10 strike bark fsr
survival and therefore fsoad
d seee~@sry 10 call out fs
maapo~er.
Pugslsy said he didn't look "a
The work he did in . defense fac
tory several months ago IN the
same light IS actual fighting IN
the var. - found nothing ebjse-
tsonsbls about a.
Ths defendants pretty young
wife and hls mother. Mrs. Grace
PuxaIsy. a Tacoma teacher. Nsfs
in the courtroom. along with
dozens ~ other members Of their
religious sect. - ina time sentence
Nae pronounced
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Siork Wins T FIRST Heat,
But Deputies Win Second

flying @on the beam" for a second
ore.
We Gads.- cried Painter.
This calls for medical aid"
he raced out of the Vance
home 20 the ear radio.
Send for doctors" he ezeitediy
radioed. -Te we're too late for the
first one and are too early for the
second
Deputy sheriffs Frank csrbone
ard George Nemis rushed 10 the
waiting prowi car and started off
% tne Vance home. On the way.
Continued on Page ;. Column A. y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Locomotive Hits
Auto; Engineer
Is F aially Hurt

KELso - Guy Wall. Centrslia,
Wash. engineer Of Union Pa
cific freight train which struck q
stalled automobile At a crossing
north Of here. died in a Longview
hospital from steam burns shortly
after the accident Friday night
TWO locomotives. pulling the
heavy train. were overturned. Sew
eral cars were derailed. blocking
both tracks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
OHIO WHIPS MICHIGAN
Independent
Rent Office
Is Assured

Congressman John ~. Coffee ~.
nounced saturday that the lanz
awaited independent opA rent of-
flee would be set up In r.eems
by Dec. 4.
he announced that offlee wuula
have both an attorney and . ii.
rector. The prcvicus plan called
for an attorney director
ceff~e further sAa~1 that
the director had h~<n s~iers>a
hut would act sssks any 50
seasceus~ct titl tuesday.
II vas rumored that Marry 1.
Hlsufy. manager 81 the asth Il
housing project. was the man -.
lected 10 take over the job cnf.
fee. wasn asked whether nlanks
VAS the man, said he IL being
considered
The local office win BE- conn
pletsly independen, 81 the Seattle
division. The present sst-up re-
anlres that all records b. main
tanned ln seattle. A sisffsof about
II people will he required a. com.
pared TO only four people needed
now.
when the new officr Il set
up" said Coffee. we wlll be able
10 make our decisions right hare
In Tacoma Both the landlord and
the tenant win know what the
score IT,"
An the files and REGARDS are
coming here" he added. We
win be independent n HARSH
Alfred Harsh 10 director NJ
Continued on Page =. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Close Stote Testing
Stations on Dec. |

OLYMPIA - Highway Director
Burwell Bantz Saturday ordered
all state motor vehicle testing
stations closed on Dec. when the
nationwide gasoline rationing pro-
gram goes into operation.
Bantz gave the following rea-
sons: Elimination Of duplication
between federal and state pro-
grams. saving motorists from us
ing their gas and tires to drive 70
state testing stations. shortage Of
manpower To operate the state
stations. increasing difficulty ex-
perienced by motorists In getting
replacement parts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

Attorneys for Or" ". Harry
Meyers convicted recsntly a. mail
fraud N connection with Peoples
Gas and on CO. operations we're
arguing far . new trial befors
=. 8 Judge Charles n Leasy n
federal court Saturday morning
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Big Victory
For Allies
Is Expected
GEN. MAC ARTHUR's HEAD

eA==Ns Ht1 ahInt ~ = HAD
QUARTERS. Australia - United
states and Australian troops drove
into japanese forces on the north
New Guinea coast Saturday with
the promise plain before them of
the biggest victory Of the South
west Pacific oamapign.
The Japanese were fighting
fiercely. with their backs 10 the
sea. pinned to a beachhead extend
ing 20 miles along the coast be-
tween Buna and Coma and six
miles inland TO the native village
OF Soputa. on the a-Kokoda
road at the crossing OF the Giriwu
river.
Hour after hour the allied
forces ripped the Japanese
lines with mortar and machine
gun fire. softening them for
the final drive.
A new fleet of enemy planes.
sent in an attempt to retrieve the
imminent threat Of disaster. was
thrown into action yesterday
against the allied positions.
ZERO PLANES ACTIVE
Strong forces Of enemy Zero
fighters raked the allied lines with
bomb and machine gun in an ef-
fort 10 reduce the steady pressure
or the beachhead.
The japanese seemed prepared
for a last ditch stand in prepared
positions which extended from
Buna to Coma on the coast and
made triangular area TO include
soputa village.
American troops were at
lacking the enemy on the out
skirts of Buna while the Aus
tralians hammered ut a strong
Japanese defense pocket ut
Soputa.
Fighting was heavier than in
any battle so far in the Southwest
Pacific. The Japanese had the
advantage of light artillery in adj
d1tion TO their mortars and ma
chine guns and they kept up an
incessant fire. -.
NEW ZEALANDERS AID
Testifying To the rapidly grow
ing allied strength in the South
west and South Pacific. IL was an
nounced that well equipped New
Zealand forces had arrived at
Noumea, New Caledonia, south Of
the Solomons, to reinforce the
United States troops already
there.
A dispatch from Suva. in the
British FIJI islands east Of New
Caledonia contained the official
announcement that strong United
States forces were now stationed
In the Fijis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

The union plans n seek sudsFz<-
msnt n the proposal BY ssnstars
and representatives In advance n
The sessions opening. eireuiats Pc
tltlaHs for presentation n the
-olons. sesk support from city and
county officials, lsbos. grange ana
community groups and perhaps
stage ons u those no~ familiar
mass nobllixAilons" al Olympus.
Higher psnslons pfvponsnss vii
sssk . "dsfinliion ~ need high
enough 10 give thoss On psnsians
rolls so per month regardless u
dselsle fions
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

W~ 49, WI1
10<ou< .. 4II<<4 e1<1I 80
k<<< n.e<t . 49, 60 = -
N<sIf<<f<e<<s u - - - -
f<eH ef<<a 40 - M1I11c11
I<I.H7< NJ s1uI>11@u $500
N<fa<e11x ~ <m111r1n m111I1~
- rr<e<n trH1n olnuo1 -
ti<<w>n< In1e f~@ go 1<l1nm
r~<ln<t<fs - ~ T.11n1o 80
W4F<tNo 1N91 ~ n1&dI@r1r<~1Sn
~<1<<H eSsts>ee 1c1&I11 E601I|115
nHlfe ~st~ ~ <1nnrr1z1 -
e'iuif<i<x go M - -
<ni<A >rte<~4 t1>m u1lN111 49,
r>t~iHu1es - = = a. 80 -
poryu>c1 nG0Uuu
= - eens>n>~1 ~ nr<s<n
- h>ea - n = - 49,
~ f<em ~ rs~nr& $3.50 r.,
L. = . pr<&> eu11115 ~ $50
- isisets - 1oon>o ouu11u151
= - Ai1~v<1n <&1n1
- ts< 49, -
~. - 91<e f~<r<1I
49, y 0rg~1E4 -
- .1.- s'1l@1 = -
-. ----. Vs - - NnvQe
e'9el1rx = o1111
- A<1ll14 n11uU(0
- 49, rF1-1 - - -
-. - 1e@< e<es~IeN = -
ss '1.e'ry elpe1<4
9 - - Nh
@&tN1t vUu4uWt uAIIlm
E<<aaa meeeees 90 II O..
Hsss ~ eee<>H1vos>1 ; 49,
en<sssnf - var asEerI61 = -
sn<<s nset srxse~seG = 1e1n
A'ens ~ rps1 b mGnpr1e norep.
~ntlv ptsnAiHe ~ n>oGe inetr -
st~ud th~vs. snd n wee o1I1ux g.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Torpedoed Ship Sunk in 3 Minutes

Jensens story the workers describes his trip with 40
other than 900 miles Of the South
Atlantic after their ship had been orpedoed and had sunk
in three minutes.
The young sailor, whose father lost last sum-
in a ship which sunk off Australia. has three
brothers. all in the service His home Is on Long
Island n. Y.
'Torty-one Of the men my ship spent 80 days on
CONTINUED d 3. Column b
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Knows Conditions in Solomons

Schenek, who is rated of the best-nformed Amer
leans Southwest Pacific battlefront has been descrb
japanese atrocities in captured countries and has given
picture based personal knowledge Of the present fight
ing in the Solomon islands
Don't fool Yourself The In the Pacific has just
begun will take two TO clean out the Japs after
we've finished with Hitler said Schenck who has lived
the Orient for Ia years and knows the japanese plans
for conquest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Better Get Mad
And Build Ships;
Rice Diet Is Dull
BY HAROLD SHAW
Tacoma Tinses STAFF Writer

The other guys problems in winning the war-aboard
merchant ship the submarineinfesed Atlantic up
against the Jap htand-run fighters in the Southwest
Pacifcare being explained this month 10 Pacific Nort-
west shipyard workers by two who stopping in
Tacoma the weekend.
The men - l9-year-od Henry Jensen, but already ,
veteran of years Of seaarng fe and Earl Sehenc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
nLrHTHH5

From 5 80 p. m. Saturday
10 1924 a. m. Sunday.
From SEQ p. m. Sunday TO
SIS a. m. Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Better Get Tough, Better Get Mad

YOU'D better get tough. You'd better get mad. You'd
better knueke down to work and win this IL will be
three bowls Of rice day instead of dollar hour is
what Schenck tells the shipyard workers
Don't call a survivor. You're not a survivor. None
of survivor until this is won is what Jensen.
who adrt the open for II days without water,
says in his speeches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Wisconsin TRIPS
Minnesota; Yale
Defeats Harvard

COLUMBUS. 0his-ohie state won the nir Ten football
championship today BY defeating Michigan ~ to hefars
a crowd Of 1000.
Cephsrs C Down, 20 les
MADISON. wt.--wl<cnn.n iny<&s
festsd The University a Minnesota 1s.a.
Penn State Trims panihers
STATE eosIx"x r.-Fs=aF~a - ~ peysra 'sshar~r
q freshman Larry Joe Penn fhss 1<ss<d PIT
before i7ooo feonsH xsns
eeth
Boston College Triumphant
sosroN-ncston College the sss~f<.t-d
ball team scofed 81 10 victory ss6slar&
hosnn University. to-day.
Ferdham Upssis Missouri Team
NEW rOnk-Fafdhsm Missouri
bal team a muddy field to-day. . to -
0ihsr Final Scores
YAH 4 u.y.rs a r~mps "a. 0&lsssws
80. :. $3.50. Arksssss ~ p>tssss
$500. . - Mirhsss :. ". ssstuta
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

senator Homer Bones cuFfsnt
visit to the stats 10 intended %
insure that pubic ownership n
ps~sr all 10 another isssls for
the coming legislative mlli.
Ths senior senator II attempting
10 spark the drive for fHitsstiss -
sponsored ~ ths CFangs and Pub
llc uflil,lss Districts.
~ the proposal Ests ssssss
valid siEssfafs. ~ fp~<- -. Il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ............Se,O3 7. 900
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
p0IiTICULARS..:
- Py8l.''c! BIC! AEEa'ss
Lsgisloturs Faces New psnsions Bottle
Fomilior Public Power Dispute Revived

That political phoenix the pensions had risen today
from the wreeInge Of Initiative ISL victim of the Nov.
voting
The state board of the Pensions Union militant sponsor
Of ISL has launched campaign 10 persuade the eoins
zsth legislature 10 enact law for payment 81 so msath,
old age assistance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

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