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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
viii Arrive Soon

Mrs. Warren KANE (Elinor
Graham4 of Hewitt, l.. l., will
arrive soon TO visit her parents,
the Joseph b. Grahams Of De-
troit, at their home in Pine Tree
drive.
Mrs. Frederick J Fisher, who
is wintering al the Tower. spent
last weekend in Palm Beach
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly
and the r. f.. Reynoldses of
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Hall are
here from Detroit on their sec
ond visit this winter and are
staNInE at the Nautilus Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Little Farms for Sale

NEW sub on S Mile road Just west 81
Gratlot Walking distance 70 street cars
7oNl25 $40 lo'c down. Heath Really.
-hitr- Mound
A VICTORY garden VIII help win the war.
~ acre fertile soil With new we'll built
house near school. Only 81 $50, down
payment can he financed Newman.
Telegraph A. Goddard open evenings
ACRE and new house on vtnnr Of
PENNSYLVANIA road, $1,000. $3.50 down.
ELSA REALTY a INVESTMENT 90
62l7 West Fort VI l4oO
APPLE trees surround this new aroon
house garden plot GOMEZ good location
fur BoUhcr Plant empnNe only 81 2"5 4,
down payment can be financed. Newman
WANne and Goddard roads
CLOSE 10 Middleher road. 80 lots inc ?
corners fan price 200 with 500
down. Sew man Allen and Penn roads
ONE ACRE land. nice home twelve miles
from CITY Hall, Si3 500 1913 Nj Elliott
" sshee -55a2
TWO acres for sale good house barn.
frut good fishing deal with owner IN
Litchheld Mich. Fred Lamhright
UTICA. Michigan Twenty acres. plenty
water Owner, 270l Pingree Tyler 4-o772
ROOMS country town house large gar
den double garage. tool shed fruit trees
school bus service. 10 minute drive -
bomber plant. 81 200. 81 goo down. CAN
n. 1928
p ANittS room mouse - car EtThgt
chicken coop: $3.50 down OLIVER
GOLDSMITH. 1850 Oakwood Boulevard.
MeNindale NineWood O20O
y ACRES Sewer. water gas. walks $3.50
Once cor l3-Mle and Greenfield. Open
Sal. sun. tucson Broadway Co. RA, 900
q2 FEET ON Rouge River, city water. eec
pavement: good land. high and dry
Newman. Warren and lnkster roads
2 ACRES Huron River drive between
Flat Rock and lockwood. nice trees
1878 cash CrOsSman. HO 6iii
I ACRE parcels facing paved Gibraltar Rd.
mile east Of Flat Rock, 5000. terms
CrosSman no 64ii
3 ACRES Telegraph Rd. ~ mie north
Of Flat ROCK, $3.50 cash. CrnSsmsn.
no SAT-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Visits Father

a new arrival at the Surf
Club is Mrs John Tucker, who
came from Detroit 10 visit her
father, Thomas p. Henry. She
has her children. Brooke and
stephen with her. and she is eX-
pccting her husband a little later
in the season.
Mrs. Tucker. who is one Of the
most interchangeable Of the Red
Cross knitterS and almost al
ways has her wool and needles
in hand. attended the dinner
given at the Surf Club Thursday
night by Mrs. Eugene b. Clark
of Chicago
Mrs. William r. Connolly and
Miss Abel Connolly have taken
a house in Indian Greek drive
for the balance of tfe season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Lease Valley Home

The Dick IF. j. Miles are
here again for the winter and
have leased a home in the
Valley.
Mrs Miles is an enthusiastic
golfer, and is out on the Country
Club course every morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Vacant Lots for Sale

ARTISAN. Piedmont Granville. - JOY
a. - lots GOOD r'v water I1edW"n'
rsveo taUuarN sewers transportation
vesi SIDE Industries ynned restricted
dsfsrsF area FLA ssNs' car repar an.
rNfNFT u --VT"E ~ 7''E f''tGA'r.Ir NI.'ht
1911 - mo4ih r. NF = 1929. W
=. ggr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Farms and Lands for Sale

ACRES ne F'a.t sr" s.oa boz. f.rts
rr.re SG' Is, st', rrs- Wstf Mich
".sHr i. sas Road rHfFHD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Business Opportunities

GROCERY confectionery. meats beer. i'N-
tug quarters. west side, good location,
sacrifice Atlantic 1928.
GROCERY STORE Growing hus,ness sac
rdce stock ard fixtures s. ooo. Red
ford GPs9
GROCERY No competition Within-twn
miles wonderful business Illness. WaHn"
1lSO-F2
HELEN. l76s Eight rooms : rented, all
electric appliances. $3.50 dnwn--
MASSAGE Exercise equipment steam
cabinets: excellent condition. OWn'r Ju25
Reuter-. Dearborn.
MASSAGE SALON. licensed. sell or take
E. partner established years. Temple 2-f246
OIL STATIoN-greasinr srrcssurtcs, estab-
iiShed fourteen years, drafted. Mack
Conner Murray 939t
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS
Now available. y few choice locations
for ambitious men Ia own and Operate"
Western AUro tsSUcrHtr Stur"s. 1h">r
lucaIionS afford excellent opportunities
for The right parties.
ours j. ia" largest company ~ it,
Kind anywhere. with a sales volume ~
i."r..- tltsit-f - -mtlttou totiUrS aunuativ
and serving more than NnO dealer
stores aIt iuttvttHity owned aud
operated
Investment required is so 20
s. 900 which l. we'll secured 10y NOR
chandiS". fixtures. equipment. etc. W."
train YOU ~ our successful W"rc hands
inr methods without charge. ---
only few openings left phone,
WFSTF ALTO SUPPLY CO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Investment Property

BUILDER viii discount p few small and
contracts anl guarantee t2f ON your
money as loW a. Si0u ca t"sP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Wholesale Division
1865 Porter Street

Detroit. Michigan
PACKING House Government inspected
for sale Plant in operation 200 miles
from Chicago; Kill cattle and calves Go"d
boning room. Might rent TO reliable parts
Write COX Sif Detroit Times
PARTNERS for large development de-
Tense materials.-Yna- ceRtr-i- investment
500 Dime Building RA. 3uju.
REGISTERED BUILDER DESIRES
PARTNER WITH SMALL, CAPITAL
Small defense homes already contracted for.
30 building experience necessary CA 42s9
ROAD STAND Four furnished summer
cottages All On one large lot axe reNi
across street school bus; y miles Detroit,
sacrifice So. 500 LAFAYETTE l7J4
BOOMING HOUSE Eleven rooms, excel
lent income. large garage Columbia
Woodward. cheap, Ivanhoe $500
SINCLAIR SUPER SERVICE station for
sale. fully equipped grease racks,
wash rack, very reasonable. 222Al Grand
River. ~ Cooley.
- ROOMS Rent $50 well furnished in
come S4OO cash 900 Chandler.
N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Industrial Property
For Sale or L,ase
INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS


Fort West. 2SO4 II Sl2,50O
~ 227 &C ~.
Howard, 2l39, and
Fourteenth. lO4O SIS 65, 900
a. 900 "a ~.
Lafayette W, 1894 $4,000
1000 80 n
Lafayette W. 233O.4O 10000
- 600 "a n
Phila de lphia r, 1901 IS $4,000
n GOO %. a.
Shoemaker, llAO5 IS rs, 900
- 200 50 a.
Vermont. d23l ....... $500
10000 "a a.
FIRST NATIONAL BkkE-DsTROIT
- MICHIGAN AVE- CO 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Farms and Lands for Sale

sANu.AC FIGHTY. 81 zoo. egH' rooms.
basement barn Hsli DOWN. LIST 80
free Frank Reed. Carsonvile
- ACRES 7.rnom house ear, American
good harm proodef house, eleCtrici'N
81 25o
~ ACRES Good house and harm. fssced
all tllahe So 300
100 ACRES Modern @ room house large
ham. slln 3.Oar garage terms
j, q PoWFis'u, l6Sll Grand RIVER VI
LOCO
loo ACRES CLAW 'oam ON MICS sight
Lake CuarisvoN ~ acres tractor Culu.
waited balance woods, pasture Good huud,
ings running waite. electricity Frank J
NachaZel East Jordan. Michigan
l2G-ACRE farm. Bcnzie County two harms
siIo. ten room house. electric team
tractor and tools. sacrifice $1,000. 50,
North Man street EoNRl oak 4t3p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

ST rFAS SHoEvaktE e.s,... s6'
Er.r 'ag'sft pf..tf r...R Hssrsser
80. af.r f,srrre r|Hn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Income Bungalows for Sale
(Eost Of WoodWdrd)
Income Bungalows for Sale
(Wss Of Woodward)
ALQEIE--.lEIll
OPEN. Is

A,t-sr,v, 7-fsmuy brick income Sea,
SsT stn nj iNcom' from upper apis
WlU more 'har MAKE ynur monthly "a
-usn,F including your principal interest
are taxes SCI ms today mr. cal NJ
harrhsvsr W $500
HINNAN RFAi ESTATE ENCH tNC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Business Opportunities Wanted

ROOMING HOUSE - Good location, 81
stantial income, clean. Write Box p 81.
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Business Opportunities

s BUSINESS SERVING beer gardens and
crIs stores m uwr 90 expansion p.sla
.1Il t,IfHstt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

% HOUR Service. sale trade Eas, SIDE
property Pettine 1890 Gratiot Pr 1920
COIORED BUYERS WAITING cash IN
hand. ANY section. Singles. ha'S apart
ments PEMBEOOk Temple 2160
COLORED FOR QUICK SALE CALL
Cannon Brothers. 1850 sherman RI 0l40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

.RIIN a Rnnlhf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

A NEW sub on Mile road. Jus, ives, 81
Gratiot. walking distance 10 street cars
7oNl2d. N75 l0'c down. Heath Realty.
44-Atttr- tfrIuflf
Evening star., 1942-02-22

Asst TO off the assembly line these Plymouth symbolic
the close Of on oImcs fabulous Of American motocor
production by the industs toto yeors
OF growth from the turn Of the the Of oil Amecon
industries hos produced 86 100000 vehicles shown by
registrations voued round s55oo000O00o And winds up
hot contribution TO American weoth pemeotine the noono
economy industry hos done the close Of
most yeo In 94 the toto production Of 100000
vehicles represented estimated voue Of 00O Even
in this doy Of astronomical figures. those Ioee.
These pictures show typical shop the industry foce
the gigantic doeoon Of etoone for production Of the moehe
How long will toke swing tho production depends
eoch how completely shop must be eequpped for its
speco ob
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
May Defer Some
Who Take Over
japanese Farms

CAMP MURRAY-Persons who
take over operation of commercial
farmlands evacuated by Japanese
will be eligible for review OF their
seleetive service classification. but
no blanket deferments will be
made. Col. Walter J. Delong, state
draft administrator said Thursday.
Col. belong said experienced
farmers who are key men in the
operation of commercial farms are
given occupation deferment under
existing rules and that any per-
sons transferring from another
occupation to farm land is eligible
for this classification. but each
case will be treated individually
by local draft boards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
War Production
Loans Given Okeh
WASHINGTON -

WASHINGTON - Prtsi d ent
Roosevelt Thursday authorized the
War and Navy departments and
the Maritime commission to guar
sntee or make direct loans 10
small businesses seeking to en-
gage in war production.
An executive order designed 10
put capital financing on a war
basis was signed by Mr.. Roose-
welt in the presence Of congress
sional leaders who have been seek
ing aid for small business, and
high officials Of the departments
which will make or guarantees the
loans
White House statement de-
scribed the order as aimed a. cur
ing a situation which has inter
fered with the about psrticipa-
ton Of many small business enter
prises In war production.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Study Ways
To Pay for
New Airport
City. County and
Port Must Ruise
Sl00. 900 os Shore

There's money enough in Pierce
county to pay this community's
share on a Seattle-Tscoma airport
Mt Bow lake, and the three public
bodies-city. county and port
are agreed in all except the shares
they should pay.
Only the division stood in the
way Thursday of the pledge of
100000 which the Seattle port
commission is asking from Ia
coma and this county as a con-
tribution to the joint enterprise.
Virtually Unanimous
Enthusiasm for the proposed
inter-city field was virtually
unanimous at gathering of all
members of the three commits
sions and other civic leaders in
the office of Mayor Harry p. Cain
Thursday forenoon.
Financially, the principal worry
lies with the city. which already
faces issuance Of emergency war
rants amounting to several thou
sand dollars for civilian defense.
Port Is willing
County and port commissioners
agreed they would be financially
able to put up one-third of the
500, 900, and the port group fatty
pledged that sum.
Mayor Cain opened the meeting
with brief accounting of the
inter-city airport projects history.
Tacoma, he said, has been asked
to contribute about one-fifth of
the cost of sponsoring the airport,
a proportion based on the popula-
tons. He said he had talked
Wednesday to Ed Yurovich, repre-
senting the Civil Aeronautics au-
thority in this area, and found
him highly favorable to the Bow
lake site, as were CAA men at
the national capital.
Only One Way
Bow lake is more important
and significant in his opinion" said
the mayor. He said if what we
want is complete air service, there
il only one way to get it,"
He called for opinions around
the room. Commissioner Fred II.
Marvin of the Port of Tacoma
first.
we feel. Mr.. Mayor" he said,
"that we need an airport first and
this is a very cheap way to get
one. II we did have money to
spend on one all our own, we
couldn't get one for anywhere
near the price. And If we did,
we couldn't get service. We're in
clined to come in"
County Commissioner 10 h n
CONTINUED on Page 5, Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
I'VE Shall Win, or We Shall
Die" M'Arthur Tells Aussies

night the unbreaLable spirit Of
free men as opposed TO per-
petual slavery.
I'VE fight for the things that
are right and condemn the things
that are wrong. Under TINS ban
ner the free men Of the world are
united 10 death. There Will be no
compromise. We shall win or xe
shall die"
Macarthur pledged TO Australia
the full backing sof the mighty
power Of my country and all the
blood Of my countrymen
Premier John Curtin reveal
ed that Macarthur discussed
all problems OF his new com
mznd. including structure and
disposition OF his forces, Jap
zness tactics and strategy
with the Australian war eOUn-
ell
In a brief Wait 70 the Australian
parliament Macarthur told the
speaker: II the men Of Australia
fight as vel as they argue We are
certain Of victory"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Ship Crew
Turns Tables
On U-Boat!

NEW ORI.EANS--A trim little
freighter. anonymous because the
captain and navy eensors want
II that way. sank Nam sibms-
rine by turning on IL suddenly and
ramming II. simply because the
ships crew was unwilling To be
torpedoed without doing anything
about II. navy officials said Thurs
day.
The ship. without gums.
armor plate or any other Of
fensIse ar defensive equip
uent, turned suddenly On The
U-beat and rsmned ~. sinh-
Ing u without questioa. The
captain said.
The submarine believed itself
safe, had surfaced and fired .
torpedo ut the looming hulk Of
the ship. II WAS at night and the
captain said IL was sheer luck
that the saivo missed.
The freighter. squirting forward
under full speed, struck the sub
with q shuddering crash which ssnt
IT first forward then downward.
Germans probably ON the deck
OF the U-bost. were heard scream
ing as they fioundsred into the
water.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Upseis Spur
to
Seek Action
Atlantic Bottle
Turns for Worse:
Disasters Cited
BY EDWARD w. BEATTIE
United Press Writer

LONDON-PrimeM Minister Wins
ton Churchill warned Thursday
that the melancholy tale" of al
lied reverses had taken a turn for
the worse in the battle of the
Atlantic and said the United Ma
lions must throw their combined
strength into winning the war.
The prime minister said:
1T now seems that we and
our allies-the United Nations
cannot lose the war except
through our own fault or our
own failure 10 use our COM
bined overwhelming strength.
and use the multiplying oppor-
trunIties that viii present
themselves TO us."
Speaking at the annual meeting
Of the Central Council OF Unionist
associations. Churchill said the
battle OF the Atlantic after turn
ing markedly in our favor for five
or six months has now for the
time being worsened again"
singapore" he said graveiy,
has been the scene Of the
greatest disaster To British
arms which our history re-
cords"
Churchill said that since he ad-
dressed the council year ago
there had been an almost unbroken
series of military misfortunes.
"Can you wonder that such
n melancholy case, which ! do
not fear To tell or face, should
cause widespread distress. and
anxiety through our country
and empire ?" he asked.
Churchill said he could not
guarantee that Britain was at the
end Of its misfortunes.
ut would he foolish for us
not To be prepared for further
heavy blows" he said. hut
just as last year I warned you
we could not have success un-
chequered by reverses, 10 In
1912 We need not expect 10
have reverses unrelieved by
successes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Raymond Clopper
Joins The Times

Raymond Chopper. formed
news writer, commentator
ond onolyst. hos joined The
Tocomo Times corps OF cor
respondents.
Clopper, former Wosh-
inoton, D. c, bUreou chief
for United Press, now is on
o world tour OF observation,
ond our reodefs. through his
dolly column. may occom-
pony him.
From New Delhi, lndio,
Clippers first oispoich op-
peers foooy on the editorial
pooe 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27

our fortified islands guarding the
bay. concentrating their attack on
Corregidor island, the kingpin Of
the bays defenses.
Despite the size of the raid, the
department described damage to
military installations as only
slight but added that there were
a few casualties among defending
forces.
Sharp skirmishes also occurred
between Japanese and American
patrols all along the Bataan PENN
sula front but the results were
not given in the communique.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Army Bomber Crashes.
But Crew Not Injured

PENDI4ETOS. Ore. "A huge
flying fortress bomber from Pen
dieton ar base crashed and burned
after developing motor trouble
Thursday. but the crew Of seven
parzchutsd 10 safety.
The four-motored, long range
craft. on a routine training flight.
had turned back for the field with
smoke stresking the sky. but
failed b. SIX miles 70 make II back
10 the base.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
By FRANCIS l.. MCCARTHY
United Press Writer

CAN ERR A-Gen. Douglas
Macarthur Thursday night told
Australia that ne has taken up his
sword as q soldier IN a great
crusade Of personal liberty.
Macarthur spoke at a din
ner In parliament house after
oonferring with the Australian
war council on the tactics and
strategy 10 be employed In
carrying the War back 70
Japan.
Premier John Curtin. reporting
on q session Of the Australian var
council with Macarthur. asserted
that the American commander had
convinced the council that the
war can be fought with dynamic
energy and infleMble purpose
I have 10 doubt. said Curtin.
.-thst We snail surprise the
enemy"
MY faith in our ultimate
victory" said Macarthur. ''is
inviBcibBe. l bring 10 you to-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Allies Face
Threat
In Burma!
Jop Forces Push
North Toward
PRONE pelsn1sgg
a a =

cIsuuoxuGG - ns11s ossma
sepssteA Ih6ge1no ulene ease >
Sapaasss sssar9 - ~ un1sess
nlank near Tsongss h sssesni
nssuus ~ sstln1 ~ psesssnes
~ ssses sl1is1 1esssas nssA
4 Chlsess esmpwsstgns sst1
shss ~ hassis n ~ Tssssgss
sector We ls~sean1nG n fwsy go
thai there wess hesvy eassasssss
~ bsth Sides
LON DON - strong Japsnese
forces pushed nnrthwsrd tn~afd
British defense lines In ths PRONE
srss Thursday. adding . nsw
threat 20 . serious aiiisd siius~
ton IN central Burma. ~hsrs chi-
ness trcops stiii we're trspp>d ssas
Toun9oo
\ nssma esssssss~s9ss ~
veaieA shss ~ Sspsaees ~
issssehed . ssw drive s~wssd
vseh III fietns s~ns rv~rss. -
as~sslsg thst . rsnss aessm1e
against ~ silIe6 stsht f,asb
was imssisesa
Ths enemy forces moving 40 the
Ius~sddy river valley already haa
passed kysnGin. 20 miles south
and slightly west of PRONE. he
eonmuniqus disclosed
4 nvtetsh nu111easy sssnmes-
sstss e~aesth~6 ~ n~sNns ~
usftss - ~ues1eaa, ~ -
ssssssssassly sss1l1al-
lie said th~ entire atts~1 len
flank. e~atsss1 IN the TounGoe
srsa. would COLLAPSE Until well.
sssr~nshsd chissss fosres tssppsd
near TousEoo could dIsiodgs Jap
snsss forces which have sssess~dsd
In cutting the hsndaisy sus1 ~
two points above tbess.
stsssg ss1sfsss~npan6s -
~ C&1sess SCI - ~ -
n.sss. sushe< 10 ~ Tss~s~s
s~<tss ~ Lxss1. 60. Sssepk
~. sstlvst1. wess sspsste< -
- ss~stss-ssss<hlss h~sssiy.
7ks Chinese sstsstioa slmlstsaiy
~as complicated ~ . iack Of air
po~sr=
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
All-Oui War
Trend Grows
Seek Men. Women
For Vital Jobs
ny LYLE G. WILSON
United Press Writer

wAssuN0TON--Ths fastssi
growing trend hare today h To.
ward wii-oat registration and
mobilization of man and woman
power for the assignment cf
civilians TO vital war production
Jobs
a memfssr Of th~ a<isuists-
trstisn predicted that rr~ss-
deat Rses<seet would s~t ~
msehssesy fswsss thst sbjsc-
tive within . sspsth." We
man power. however, weuId ~
a. . registered. but voluntary
hasis.
No decisions have bsen made.
But - many highly placed off,
Gals are talking About mobilixs-
ton on and off tbs record that the
symptoms Of imminent action are
becoming persuasive. Such . pro-
gram would mean that thos,ss ads
- tna.vta..l- ~o..ia a. IN u~w
49, "a -, s.e.
W.. ...-...l-, $1,000
-. .~-...s-s~< 80 -.
...,-.-....- .-,-.- 80
..----s.< ,sss .svss.-- .-.xsa-
-. -..~ ..-ss ~.
.-.- ...-..-.. - - !.
-. u..<. ..-i -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Find MISSING
Fort Hostess

Mary hcEiwsin. -. FORT Lewis
hostess. who had been missing
since Monday nifht. was IN the
county jail 81 Olympia Thursday
for questioning after having been
picked up on ths fort reservation
Wednesday night by military
police
Deputy Sheriff Frank Tsmblyn
said the girl had changed her
name 10 Carson and apparently
had decided IN Isavs home for
good. Her mother reported her
missing after s1s failed N return
home from thu fort Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27

00AfA<4@A1M
LoNDOs--A night - shsss
ies Bnfssh bsssb~rs ssss~1 sssx
Lssdss rknrs1sy hea1a1 fss ~
sess1h esasf.
fhe ptaaes weee e1seeve1
sIyisg straight ever ~ spstssi
seettss ~ fss1sn. Wiae aftsx
wing Il bessb>ss. fIyfsg h fss-
nsstssss II ~. drsus1 ses~as
fhs etty.
LONDON "A large flores ~
Royal Air Force bombern. rssxm-
ing me offensive against Axis
MAR Industries. attacked The Huhr
Industrial AREA Of western Ger
many during the night with sp-
psrsntiy good rssults.- Il Vas
announced Thursday.
Wednesday Nights raids. carried
out IN fsyorsbis weather. followed
afternoon attacks By Raj bombsss
and fighters On shipysrds At IL
TRAIT On tns sslns IN northern
Francs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27

Mrs. EIsan0f Eoosa-
welt left for New York By plans
"Wednesday night shortly after re-
esiying word that her son. L4sst.
Franklin ID. Roosevelt, p. had
been hospitslizsd at Brooklyn with
a throat infection.
The presidents son Was released
from the hospital only few weeks
ago after an sppsndeelomy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Downtown Assn.
Is for Bow Lake

Endorsement of the Bow Lake
site for a proposed inter-city COM
mercial airport has been made by
the Downtown association, which
met Wednesday noon at the Ia
coma hotel.
The big project was explained
BY Mayor Harry p. Cain, following
which the group voiced enthusi-
sstie approval Of the plan.
The association also concurred
with changes in downtown park
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
State Pairolmen
Seize q Slot
Machines in Raid

aHATTtK - Twelve pprseNe
~srs arrested and - ella meeo1Nee
sris>d h Fssd staged WsdHse6ny
night N Seattle ~ 10 state pssFci-
men.
ratrcimsa .. .. whittsi end
n n. RirK 81 Olympia. Who le1
the raid, said the machines wers
of the type permitted only IN
private cints
Those arrested wsre released 81
their psr~nnsl vsecuwlssnes. The
slot machines wsss STORED IN .
warehouse