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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Birmingham Colonel
Heads Engineer Body

New chief of the engineer
branch, Third Service Command,
is 1t. Col Lloyd l.. Stanley of
Birmingham, it was announced
Saturday in Baltimore by Maj
Gen. Milton A. Reckord. A first
lieutenant at the conclusion Of
World War l, 1t. Col Stanley has
two sons and two daughters who
are in active military service,
while. two other children attend
high school in Birmingham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Gxpectjnqa&Ay7
NJ othersFriend
helps bring ease
and comfort 10
eXpectsnt
mothers.

MO T y r r. r
vi FRIEND, an
exc uiEttely pre-
pared emoiiient. Sc
tr~rkrrN a. al a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
IS Michigan
Men Listed
As War Dead
Defroiier Among First
10 Land in Sicily,
Reported Killed

One Of the first Rangers "a go
ashore IN the invasion % Sicily,
Tech. (Fifth Grade) Everett J..
Walsh. y. OF 5257 Sixteenth. was
one Of IS Michigan men listed
Saturday by the war department
as killed in action.
A graphic description 81 the
Sicilian invasion was contained IN
Walshs last letter home. Written
Jalv 81, 10 was addressed 10 his
brother, Walter an MP, stationed
IN Detroit,
1--WE were the first boat TO hit
the beach," he wrote. We hit
some rocks that stopped ms, but
in we went up To our necks In
water. ] think that was the
fastest ever moved I'm the
water because ! sure took off
like a duck"
THROUGH IN A HURRY
when we hit the barbed wire
that they had across the beach.
1 didn't know how l was going
10 get through, but, when the
bullets were flying, 1 sure got
through In n hurry.
THE next good job we had
was 10 get behind the enemy
lines and take n port. We were
supposed 10 bypass town held
by the enemy but, just AS We
started across field 10 the
right Of this town, they opened
up with two field pieces right
In front OF us"
THE captain. four other fell
lows and i, got up within Is feet
of them. up against little
embankment, and tossed hand
grenades in until they gave up"
In 10 days, he walked 100 miles
for the most part over mountain
Gus terrain, he disclosed. He was
graduated from Northwestern
High School. His mother is Mrs
Gerogenia Walsh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Strike Called Off
By Rail Workers

Handling OF vital war freight in
the yards and shops of the Mich
igan Central Railroad was back
to normal Saturday as more than
1000 incorporating employees
voted 10 return TO work after a
24-hour strike, which sought 10
force their demands for an eight
cent-an-hour wage increase.
The men had left their jobs
Friday morning, causing ship
ments through Detroit TO be by
passed around the city.
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
DsFroiter Gets Mission Post

BOSTON, Oct. 2 UNS)-The
American Board of Foreign Mis-
sions announced today the cleo
ton To- its Prudential committee
of Rev. Roger Eddy Treat of De-
troit, minister of Bushnell Con-
prePational Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Tips For Tired Eyes

Hold reading matter about u inches from
face. 2. Avoid reading in poor light. 3. After
driving, exposure 10 dust or wind or when
eyes are overworked. battle them with Lay
optik Quickly soothes infiamed, sore, burn
ing itching ana graduated eyelds or money
refunded Thousands praise ~. rs years sue.
cess Get Lavoptik today. Al all drug stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

lions where a bland. mild Anodyne mas
Sage medium IN skin lubrication IS de-
sired. one condition IA which women
ioi more than 70 years have used 70 g. an
application for massaRing the body dur
Ing pregnancy 49,. 70 helps keep the skin
foft and pliable thus avoiding ur-
Necessary discomfort due 10 dryncss and
slghtness II refreshes and tones the
skin. An ideal massage application for
To- numb. Singling or burning sensn-
Tons OF the skin . for the tired back
muscles or CrAmp-like pains In the legs.
9ulcklY abtoTbed. DellRhtful TO use
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Senate Approves
Pension Payments
For Two Months

OLYMPIA The sensls has -
preprisses sszso go 10 lsssvs
payment u slf sx~ p>nssens II
wsshlaxton during y~sasry ~
Msfeh.
Although The is<t session PRE-
siaed t7aooo ooo fog so<iai secur~
ny. ths smo0nt ~ss lneszkf1eler<
u meet fhs rising eosle n III
requested ~ Gov. Arthur . kaau-
ne. wss sent % th< hozs< fs< -
provsi II prayiaed H1ooe 80 ~
psnsionz ard tzso 80 fof medE<ol
care sad sppiisne<e
Two ether 1<fie.eHfr ILLS 10
Nsrs passed unanimously. - -
xeyernor requested One gave
the tshz,r ard ln<is4stsies d<p&<tr
meat Es1 eoe 70 psF 4dast,ou4i -
aries sna $500 ooo = p@y insured
workers claims under Hef<rxneham
~ during sbe uext two mcatHn.
me gther appropriated 1&eqo
for the vancessssF hind schpak
go. 90 for Medleai L4ke eas<o-
dial schosl 80. go fsr ne s<n1e
psultsnilaFy faE salaries ard tia
900 tor lnaastfi2i Operations IN -
pfisou-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Emergency War Powers Act Of l943"

ACT relating national and state defense granting
the political subdivisions
state and prescribing penalties.
BE TT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE STATE
WASHINGTON:
section tIe. This act be cited the Emergency
Ac 1879
PURPOSES Policy. hereby
United
the
the political subdivisions Of the
emergency powers
II further declared BE- The of this ae and the
policy thereby Of United states
Of d
prosecution epras With federal
relating effort: to
extraordinary resulting this state
establishing ana taking
necessary appropriate provisions
generally defend ne public health
safety the lives property Of the Of the
81
powers duties:
To federal departments
n 3. Column
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
ORDER CITY SCHOOLS CLOSED
About Sewerless
SALISHAN
"A Battle Lost on the Home Front

kEdtoriaib
When shipyard war-worker is even five minutes late
he loses hours pay.
But when our governmental bureaucratS are months
late with for otherwise completed and badly
needed housing project, who loses?
That's right The shipyard worker again. and all other
workers, and all of and nation that fighting for its
future.
The shameful fact that hundreds of houses in the new
Salishan project will be ready for occupancy within
month but will be disable because sewers won't be in
until at least two months later be charged to one or all
of three things:
STUPIDITY INCIDENCE OR NEGLECT.
The Salishan project has been in the mill at least
year.
1t is true that during that time it did occur to its plan
that would be desirable convenience. But
they have depended moes to do the digging and
gremins TO lay the pipe.
OF course the abis are appearing now-now that it's
too late to repair the damage.
And usual of course, City Hall and hatful OF fed
er bureaus mad tossing the hot potato of RESPONSE
biity from to the other.
Well, frankly, bored stiff and thoroughly out of
public.
As matter of fact. some officials land there were
lot of them in the know should have yelled TO high heaven
when it became apparent weeks ago that lack of
to nulfy the housebuilding for indefinite
period
But federal bureaucrats don't do that; it's not ethical
under their code of self-preseryation.
And City Hall bureaucras don't do il because what the
voter doesn't know won't affect the way he votes.
Truth to tell, Mr. and Mrs Citizen you wouldn't have
known yet that Saishan being developed sewer
less settlement if Tacoma Times reporter hadn't insisted
on being given the facts to pass on to you.
He did, however, to the embarrassm of these
time leaders of and maybe Sallshan someday
will be sanitary.
Meanwhile, there is nothing wholesome about the
implications of this incon9ruous situation.
We say il is disgraceful.
1t is battle lost on the home front.
We cannot afford TO lose in this slohful manner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Contractor Solves Housing
Problems for 3 Army Couples

Azei J Leland. building con-
tractor. residing at 1927 50. Cush-
man ave. has Tseoma's acute
housing shortage solved ~ least
within confines u MS back yard.
Al present be has three couples.
all from other states living Ike
bird IN = nest" In hls yard.
A. Leland tells the story:
! had 4 house trailer. IN fire
shape. but unused parked in M
yard. A few months ago I Wss
confronted BY = young army wife
Vho offered 70 rent IL she said
her husband was stationed a. Fort
Leuls and they could not find =
place n lave. ] cleaned the trailer
for them. and they moved IN.
other army wives. esi-
IDENTIFY hearing about the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Long Distance
Rates Reduced

wAhe6SNGTON--Ths Am~rsesn
Teirrhsne and Tsi<nrsph Co No.
agreed - reduce fsfes a Iens
Distance esiIs ef more than thx~s
minutes and cot charges for I>.s<d
wtFs services 10 save th~ pubtlc
some 80. 700 ooo : yssf.
The agreement. sannuneed ~
the federal csmmaniesslnns <an.-
nis<ion. ended hearings en -
order fpf the A. 7. AMI 7. 10 nhow
cause any lts rates should MT -
reduced because ~ Nartime ~
eFeas<s IN rsysnss II its long llnes
department
Walter = Clifford A. r = =.
rrsadeat. said ths company -
ilsssd ths Fcrs pasltien wss ~un-
sound. bat felt u ~.~ inpprt1ns
"a discontinue The rate hearings
20 that u eosslsl st % ~sth the
business u hsipias ~is ths rss.~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Paulson 10 Stay
With Police Dept.

II. Joha A Pallson completed
Is years q service Nlth ths Ia
coma police department. Thursday
and could. II he Nisnsd. retifs. bli
he'll remain On ths lob, for tins
time being at least. he told report
srH.
IL. Pauison joined ths force On
Jan n. 1918 lie Has promoted
10 the rank u deteetlvs IN 1874
and 70 h.a present rans IN July
1871.
Except for Ms frat inrss months
On IN force ard . single month IN
1875. Faslson has always been on
plain clothes duty.
Over ths years, Pauis0n has
gained national reputation
among policemen fer hls work IN
apprehending writers q spurious
checks.
His home IL a. TltioN Beach
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Second Of Total War Bills
Would Confer Vast Emergency
Powers Upon State Chiefiain
Editors Motel

Much less than have other United Nations, but TO
degree, Americans have become familiar with total
cost in human lives, property and privilege and its sacri
fetal demands This week the people of Washington
made of total wars appetite for human rights and
the laws that guard them.
This week before the legislature OF the state placed
of bills to give the state administration and the
states governmental subdivisions vast wartime emergency
The asks that they be passed; does
the national administrations do the Army and the Navy
En- toto, the bills represent request that the people
surrender ageod rights and legal proeces for the dua
lion; that they entrust their wartime governmental leaders
with greatly extended and comparatively unchecked legal
right when these leaders believe such
sary in the public interest
These bills will occasion much debate at Olympia. The
Tacoma Times believes they should be thoroughly studied
and understood by the people Fortunately the governor
with praseworthy candor has made them public the
the legislative session that statewide study OF
them is possible.
Several Of the bills The Times will print in full Monday
published the proposal 10 permit the To sus
pend laws under certain circumstances connected with the
effort. Following is the second bill, entitled
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
By HENRY SHAPIRO
United Press Writer

MOSCOW - Red armies closed
in on five key Nazi-held cities
between the Ukraine and the
north Caucasus Thursday.
Their spearheads were within
70 miles of khsrkov, 30 miles of
Rostov, 80 miles of Voroshilovgrad.
Donets basin industrial center, Is
miles of Salsk railroad junction
and As miles of Armavir, where
the Baku-Rostov oil railroad joins
with that to the Maikop oil fields
and Tuapse, oil port on the Black
sea.
The communique revealed that
IN a ferocious three-day battle for
Prloetarskaya. 20 miles east
northeast of Sslsk on the Stain
grad Tokhoretsk railroad, the
Russians smashed the famous
Germans troop combat regiment
Germany" and remnants of other
regiments concentrated there. with
big artillery, mortar and tank
forces.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Emergency Notice
For Dash Point!

Residents at Dash Point we're
warned Thursday that those
residhag In the lower aress Of
the district receiving water
from tha Dash Point Water a.
ISOLATION win b. without walter
during four.hour Intervals. b.
ginning ~ noon Thursday and
continuing until further notice.
Houses In lower arsas will b
without water ffom MON until
.. m. Water viii b. turned
on again At Z and coniinur
unlil > p m. n will be off
again from until midnight.
on from midnight until 4 a N.
and continue thslsly Al four
hour intervals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Diq Out Bodies Of Children
Killed in School by Nazis

ging and hauling out debris by the
light Of the moon.
Only a few incendiary bombs
were dropped in one southeast
district during the first Of the four
alarms sounded IN the metropoh-
tan area before midnight.
A joint communique of the air
and home security ministries said:
Last night a few enemy air
craft dropped bombs at places in
eastern and southeastern England.
Only slight damage was done and
no one was injured. Two enemy
aircraft were destroyed"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
New Commander
On Guadalcanal

WASHINGTON-T71e navy an
nounced Thursday that Maj Gen.
Alexander ". Patch q the y. 5.
army has taken over command Of
the American forces On Cuadsl-
canal island.
Patch relieved Ma. Cen. Alex
ander Vsndegrift. VINO commanded
the marines who landed IN the
Sol0mons on Aug. 7.
The navy said that the marines
nave beer operating jointly with
army troops in the Solomons area
for several months. but nov most
u the marines have been replaced
by army personnel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
How II F eels 10 Be
Gunner on Fortress

wAsHf>GTON--fou shout and
swear ike a maniac and shoot
your gun every time the target -
in sight. II feels Ike riding .
roller coaster. only the excite
ment IL ten times ~ great
That's nov Il feels TO BE- = gun
ner IN . Flying FortFess bomber
IN combat with an enemy plane.
the description u that Of Staff
SGT. George n. HolbeFt Of Lamar
Colo. and 4 was received py The
war department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
New Agreement
Is Signed by
; Axis Powers

TOKYO - Japanese Broadcast
Recorded BY Up at san Francisco)
Japan and Germany and Japan
and Italy have signed new agree
ments designed TO substantiste the
tn-partite pact in the field Of
economies, the board Of informs-
ton announced today.
The announcement said the Jap
anese ambassador 10 Germany. 1t.
Gen. Hiroshl Oshima. and German
Foreign Minister Joaquin Won
Ribbentrop. signed the agreements
at the headquarters Of Adolf
Hitler yesterday.
At the same time. the Jap
charge d'affairs al Rome. Shuneisi
Kasi. and Italian Foreign Minister
Ciano. signed the pacts for eco
nomic cooperation between the two
nations.
The board Of information said
these agreements possess the
same period OF validity as the tn
partite pact with the purpose Of
substantiating u in the field Of
economics
The announcement said the
agreements provide for -acceiera-
ton Of extensive exchange Of vsri-
Gus kinds Of economic goods and
services"
The board Of Information said
the agreements recognized Jap
ans exclusive right 70 the economic
sphere Of greater east Asia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

decided WHISTLER 10 operate Friday.
sups. Howard Good said sta.
dents would BE- advised throuk b
the pres when 10 return to
classes
Closing Of main operations ~
the shlpyards made thls ma oF aif-
ference IN local tranapoftatieni
No direct sersies frsm sssts
isisE sses. 90 the shipysrsi-
viii be given. Aanini~srstss
Walter ffsakIssa said eel,
shuttle service ffem 10th -.
o. the yards viii b. ss~is-
fsised.
Maintenance and protection men
who must travel 10 sni from ths
yards viii sss regular city bus
services 70 10Th and Pacific
Frsahizsa said city ssss~s
wers hsspisg fairly close -
sshsasis. and ssrs sa~istsis-
Ing fAssF regular services.
DAILY ssssbts Wa ~h~s ~
sslp, ards shut assa sssss
work ~ ~ s'eia<k On hail
hours asiiss. ssase city iin<s
sers "febbed'' tn give sstta
service seeasd - k<t ss~a
hssse from th~ yards.
suba5rban bsan linxs usfs act
guaranteeing services Dash Point
llne usa announced AZ eut q
service for fhe ssek
Retail stare. pisa 60 remsis
spsa .. bang - bss< tfsa%psf-
fsflss esnfinae@- Retailers
we're keeping eis.s labs on fhe
fFsa.peftsfiss company, hgss
ever. Empisyss shs requested
we're PERMITTED - - hens~
dnfiaE The day IN sssns % th~
larger sisr~s
However. thers + no pFsdietios
nyallabls - 70 hos sson The steFm
may break a. warmer wsatnef 10
forecasts 81 when sn9N .eiosksd
roads u sone aeetions may b.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

LONDON - Germany's daylight
aerial raiders returned to the at
tack on southeast England Thurs
day while rescue squads worked in
relays still seeking additional sur
vivors Of upwards of 100 small
children and their teachers buried
in the ruins of an elementary
school flattened Wednesday by
e-bombing plane.
British fighter planes were wait
ing for the Germans as the sec
ond day Of aylight raids started,
and one German fighter plane was
shot down quickly off the south
east coast.
Forty-four were known dead
and so were wounded in hos
pital. in addition to those who
suffered minor wounds. in the
school bombing.
During the night six more chill
dren. their bodies crushed, we're
taken out Of the ruins Of the
school but all died on the way 10
hospital or soon after they ar
rived.
Among the known dead were
five Of the eight teachers in the
schools junior section which was
hit.
About Is bodies were be
Heved 10 remain in the ruins.
-Four air raid alarms were
sounded as the workers dug
through the night Each time
flares and shaded lamps were put
out. but the squads continued dig
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

NEWPORT NEWS. Va Mr.
Franklin d Roosevelt returned
here Tharzdsy and ehristensc .
new Garner yorktown.
The neW ship. 4 nsmesske for
the gallant carrier sunk IN the
Pacific after she mad helped yin
the battle II Midway, IL u the
Essex elsss and rePortedly dis-
places 5000 tonG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

WILkEs bAh2E. - = II
strike Of anthracite miners ~1rcd
Thursday a. eight more z<ru<k
coilsrses Feopensd before the drnd-
line u President Koseveit'x caek-
lo-work order and : United Mn
ers threat 10 sxp<l Al strtke<s
from ths unioa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

LONDON = The Eighth army
streemed up tho approaches 10
Tnpon Thursday. and the shrsds
of the Afrika korps retrsatsd At
top speed toward Tunisla. under
an amending hail Of bombs and
machine gun bullets from British
and American planes.
Powerful British tank and In
fantry units probably we're IN sight
Of Tripoli. the axis ono remaining
base In rripolItania. and once
pirates nest which United states
marines and ships cleaned out.
Thursdays Middle Eastern COM
mand oommunlque said HONS. -
miles from Tripoii. on the coastal
road. and Tarhuna. 40 miles 10 Inc
southeast were captured somstlms
Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Subs More Active

WASHINGTON - German sub
marines nave sunk more allied
shipping IN the Atlantic thus far
in January than IN the same num-
Der Of days in December.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Tripoli May
Give Up in
F ew Hours!

WASHINGTON - The fan
NJ Tripail -eeoss hut . waiter
NJ hours. usd~r-esfetars 81
War Reb~rt y. Patterson sssd
Thur<das In reviewing the
favorable niI.isr, .atisok f.s
the allies.
The eais darn .pet In the
allied picture a. de<eribed nv
Pstter.en Was the high rate
OF siaklag. b, derusa sub
marines.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Need More Rooms
For Servicemen

Listings for rooms for tenn
porary quarters for service men
and relatives have been ex-
hausted and new appeal was
issued Thursday bv USO-Trav-
elers' Aid service for Tacomsns
having spare rooms 10 immedi-
stelv contact offices IN the
Provdent bldg.
Spare rooms in homes on or
near bus lines are particularly
sought. Those desiring 10 Co
operate are asked 70 call USO-
travellers Aid. telephone Main
31T6.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

SEATTLE Tia weather ~
Fesu issued sp~<isi fo<eeass
predicting further loss tsmp<ra<
lures for Seattle ard vicinity m
day
Colder temperatures. u reach
70 ~ : p. m. Thur><ssy ara ~
degrees BY . ~ Hyl1sx.~ N
bureau said ~oerAslonal henx =
moderate snow.s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
NEARING ROSTON


The Russians were reported
within 65 miles OF RosteV from
the north and only about 80 miles
away on the southeast
II was indicated that Lieut..
Gen. RodIon y. Aalinowsky's
army. advancing on salsk. which
reached = point Is miles from that
railroad junction yesterday. was
not materially nearer after having
crossed the MsnyCh
Thrusting s0uthWestWard. Rus
san pincer claws we're within p
miles Of Voroshiiovgrad in the nch
Donets basin mining and indus
trial area from he east. = miles
from the north.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
TAKE PRISONERS


In overnight fighting the Rus
SLAMS took nearly 100 prisoners
by specific claim, including a bat
TALON Of 1000 Hungafisns who
with their officers downed arms
and surrendered. in addition to
many taken in local fighting.
The midnight cOmmunique had
announced the capture OF more
than 10000 prisoners yesterday,
including 5000 in one group and
an entire German artillery -egi-
ment. perhaps 1900 men. in an
other.
One giant Ped arm. pincers
claw. last reported 70 miles from
Kharkov. industrial capital Of the
Ukraine and fourth city Of Rus
sra. was believed 20 be advancing
steadily.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
LED BY GUARDS

Russian storm troops led by the
guards broke into the town and
the railroad station. They routed
the Germans in street fighting
the communique said. and threw
the remnants beyond the Manych.
In another sector the guards at
once drove ahead, occupied two
inhabited places. captured an ar
tillery battery and nine machine
guns and took prisoners.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
YARD
OPERATIONS
CURTAILED!

racamA sfns~ n ne a. M~ssh~s -
Thursday ~ stsa ~aa -
some u IN. ps.ly.. s, M s.s,. and ess~< part. a M
Puget Sound earlier n SEEK spread rsesna Tharry
IN fresh aatbufst - wntFy
4. the fsr~sinn sssth~sst visa
blasted shs h~,
lent iass>res Gsts stternps - wsfh eet.t1e
some closed altogether
the wind and persisted
~ us~k -
sapt Howard 0ssla
sesttis-Taeoms ahlphsdnE casps f&esns
fan shift Thursday maintenance
protection a.y -. Ala. % sp.sv
TO swing graveyard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

Tarhnna Is in the midst Of the
Nefoussa hills, the last natural
positions before Tripoll In which
the Germans and Italians could
make stand. II seemed apparent
that Tripoli would fall Ia the
Eighth army with little or no
fight
The triumphant British force
was In close contact with the re-
treating army. the communlqns
said. and allied planes. roaring
out ahead. continued their blasting
Of Tripoli and the rstreaiing col
umns OF axis transport beyond.