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Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
Two File Suit for
Accident DAMAGES

Damages totaling $10,665 were
asked by Joe Barbosa and CaSimiro
Suguitan for injuries and car dam
age they alleged they suffered be-
cause Heber owens drove reckless
ly.
The accuse owens and others OF
negligence and recklessness result
ing in an automobile accident three
miles west of Brawley last Nov. 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
California Lawmakers Await BUDGET
Message Monday, Expecting Request
Of Hundred Million for Relief

100000 and $3.50 100000 is antici-
pated in the budget, with almost
$780, 100000 earmarked for unem-
ployment relief activities for the
next two years.
The governor customarily reads
his message before a joint session
of the legislature but Governor Oh
sons illness will result in the
bound volumes-big as Los An
geles or San Francisco telephone
directory-merely being laid on leg
islatiye desks in each house.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22

CHICAGO, Jan. 81. CUP) - The
state lost its first attempt last night
to convict George Bugs Moran,
former Chicago gang chieftain, and
two co-defendants on conspiracy
charges in an alleged plot to forge
and cash $500000 worth of travellers
checks. However, prosecutors inn
mediately prepared to try them on
more serious charges in the same
case.
A criminal court jury acquitted
Moran, frankie Parker, one time
millionaire airplane bootlegger, and
Frank Hicketts, an ex-convict, last
night after celebrating less than
four hours on the conspiracy
charge,
Immediately after the verdict was
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 81. up
"Details of Gov. Culbert Olsons
biennial budget intrigued Califor-
MIA legislators today as they spent
a weekend recess speculating on
contents of the executive recon-
mendations to be presented Mon
day noon.
A total request of between $685.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
ChiIders Home
Damaged by Fire

An explosion when kerosene was
poured on the fire in wood stove
was blamed Saturday afternoon for
a noon fire that did 500 damage
to the Les Childers home. 726
Brighton, in Ell Centro.
Childers was burned slightly when
flames from the stove caught fire
to the can of kerosene in his hand
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
Ha|f-Ton Dynamite
Blast Scheduled

IMPERIAL, Jan. 21.-Half ton
of dynamite was scheduled to be
set off at the county rock crusher
northwest of town at $3.50 p. m.
today to loosen rock for use in
county road building.
The dynamite was placed in the
hillside by A. L. Graham, county
road district employe, who also was
to light the fuse to set off the
blast. The dynamiting will take
place half a mile west of the coun-
ty prison camp.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
Theft of Suitcase
Leads 10 Arrest

BRAWLEY, Jan. 21-TWo MeXi-
cans will have an opportunity to
explain how suitcase and cloth
ing claimed by Lucerio Estrada
happened to be in their room.
Judge II. B. Griffin ordered Jose
Reyes, 81, and Fredrico Delgado
33, to trial in superior court on a
charge of burglarizing the Lucerio
Estrada home here. Bail was sci
at $1,000 each and they were sent
to the county Jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22

ance OF arms through French in
do-China and other territories" he
said, ''the Japanese government
has called the attention OF the gov
ernment concerned IN this matter.
and when necessary proper steps
will be taken"
This warning presumably includ-
ed not only Russia but Great Brit
ain, as China Is now receiving sup
plies by way Of British Burma.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
Chicago Jurors Acquit Ex-Gang Head
OF Travel Check Forgery Scheme

announced, Assistant States Attor-
ney Robert Wright said he would
seek an early trial of the trio on
one or more of five other indict-
ments which they still face in con-
nection with The alleged scheme.
He said they would be arraigned
on the other indictment Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22

OptlIlg INttJIIIS.
Foreign Minister Hachiro Arita
invited foreign nations to cooperate
in the task of constructing new
order in East Asia-on Japan's
terms.
He warned foreign nations sharp
ly against aiding China, in the
present war, by relaying arms to
her through their territories.
GAS regards the reported convey
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
Bad Check Brings
One Week in Jail

H. V. Sloniger told Judge R. D
McPherrin in superior court Friday
that he had given an Ell Centre
merchant a check on a bank where
he did not have an account.
After he pleaded guilty to the
bad check charge, the court SEN
fenced him to spend a week in the
county Jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
Golf Tournament
Defies Downpour

Matches went forward as sched-
uled Saturday over the Interna-
tional golf club at Calexico in the
invitational tournament, although
most of the players started late.
Most of the matches were still
undecided at l p. m. Greens were
spongy and fairways slick, but the
links was playable, according to
Curley Vesey, tournament mana
ger. (See Sports page for Friday re-
sultS)
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
SAM WEBB RECEIVERS
FROM ACCIDENT HURTS

HOLTVILLE, Jan. 81. - Sam
Webb, HolJville businessman in
jured in an automobile accident
last wednesday night, is said to be
making satisfactory progress to-
ward recovery. He still is a patient
at the Valley hospital here.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
Husband Does Best
To Please Wife

Alleging that his wife told him
she would be the happiest woman
in the world if he would divorce
her, Francis Landreth sued Nadine
Landreth for divorce Saturday.
He accused her of keeping COM
pany with other men and neglect
ing to~keep a home for him. He said
they married in August, 1886 and
separated i'm Feb 1898
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
Relief Load Here
Increases hy57

The number of families receiV-
ing SRA aid in Imperial county
reached 510 this week, up 81 from
last weeks total
Only 104 Of the . 394 individuals
represented in the family total
were transients, Manager Robert
Elliott said
Applications for aid dropped to
100 this week. Last weeks applica
tion total was 200
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
Publishers Honor
Paul A. Jenkins

Delegates to the 51st annual
meeting Of the California News
PAPER Publishers association
Saturday named four publishers
to the executive board, among
them Paul A. Jenkins of the I'm
DeriaI Valley Press and Morn
ing Pest.
Naming of new executives
followed installation of w. S.
Kellogg, publisher of the Glen
dale News-Press as president.
The convention is at Fresno.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
.Five.Year.0Id Girl Crushed by Auto
Backing Out Of Driveway Here; Jury
Holds Fatal Accident Unavoidable
Dorothy Elaine Fisher First Traffic Victim
Of Year in Imperial County; Killed While
Watching Flag Exercises at High School

Death chose child for 1895 first traffic victim
Struck down by backing motor while she watched
flag ceremonies at the high school, Dorothy Elaine Fisher
5vear-od daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Luther Fisher OF
ri Centric was fatally injured late Friday afternoon She
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
It Can Happen Here. Publisher Warns
In Speech Calling Free Press Best
SAFEGUARD of American Democracy

FRESNO, Cal, Jan. 21. (UP)-James G. Stahlman
president of the American Newspaper Publishers assoca
tiOn today pictured democracy-Our demOcracy-aS MAX
ing its last stand against Fascism Communism and Ma
ism and renresented the fundamental human rights OF
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
Japan Reiferates Defiance of Other
Powers in New Social Order Planned
For Conquered Chinese Territory

TOKYO, Jan. 21. CUP)-Determinaton to establish a
order in eastern Asia despite opposition by for
eign powers nensfcaton of the armaments and
drastic control of the domestic economy prom
sed by leaders today in their speeches TO the Diet at It's
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
Down end Sinking
Is Radio Message
To Shore Stations
Bic Bermuda AirIiner Disabled Far From
Help; Rescue Efforts Modified; Coast
Guard Cutters, Planes Dispatched

NEW YORK, Jan. 21. (UP)-"Down and sinking"
Swapping through the ether $50 miles of ocean
from the British Imperial Always flying boat Cavalier
these words today hearalded 1939s first major
Atlantic air disaster. Pan American Airways said mes
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
= AMBLING
1AEPORTER
The Tip Off

The Tip Off
Woodrow Jacobs. the weatherman
should look to his laurels, or George
Robertson will take them away.
Friday George looked at the low
ering sky and felt gingerly of his
vaccination scar.
yep, it itches. It's gonna rain
AS you know, it did rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
Damage Feared to
v.Lettuce Crop
From Heavy Rains
Precipitation Exceeds Quarterback as
Downpour Hits Southern California;
January Wettest Month Here Since '35

Cloudy skies that for "a hours had cut off the sun in
Imperial Valley made good their threat early Friday and
drenched the valley in than quarter of inch OF
rain that threatened to materially damage the lettuce
crop. Meanwhile showers also fell coastal regions with
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
Full Senate Committee Defies Drive
To Boost Relief Appropriation
Back to Sum Asked by Roosevelt
Upper House Will Consider Controversial
Measure to Continue WPA Until July First
Committee Approves House Draft II to

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21. (UP)-The full senate appro-
prations committee today approved $725OOOOOO relief
bill carrying $150000000 less than President Roosevelt
requested to operate WPA until July l.
The committee approved the action of its subcommittee
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
The FutiIity Of it ALL

The FutiIity Of it Al
While we're talking about Les,
RR might mention this as the
greatest waste OF salesmanship tai
ent:
Les and Dick Haas, trying TO
sell each ether automobiles. The
best example RR knows of the IL
ristiblc force and tie immovable
object.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
The Real MCCOY

The Real MCCOY
Have you seen Les Rogers sport
ing that snappy -sheepskin coat?
His comment is:
I'm the wolf in sleeps cloth
ing"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
What? No C9ke?-

What? No Cake?-
RR is curious about Grace Bra
dy's birthday. 1t is Saturday and
she will be 20. Said Grace:
II don't know exactly what Tn
going to do, but I'm going to ceie-
bratei'
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
Fast Events

past Events
Nothing like clinging to men,
ories. RR looked over the bulletin
board at Central high school ana
noticed announcements of events
that took place as long ago as
Oct. 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
Elmer the Jonah

Elmer the jonah
Down at CaleXico where the golf
crs are having a field day with the
barrancas of the international
club course, Elmer Sears protested.
Il lost my match because | got
down in one Of those barracudas
and couldn't get OUT
This should put Elmer in the
category of Jonah and the whale
From Texas to Zoe
Jack Caradine came back from
Texas with an armadillo as pet
and now the animal is being head
ed for the ZOO at San Diego. Jack
named him Elmer" (This Elmer
should not be confused with the
one mentioned in the item just
above, Or it gives libelo
Jack remarked;
Il guess they got everything in
that ZOO at San Diego except a
Texan"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
MARKEIS IN PRlEE

Butter: Los Angeles, 27c; Butterfat, Imperial
Valley, fob. ranch grade A, SAC, manufacturing
milk, 2719c; route gathered cream 25c.
L. A. Hay: U. S. no. 1, S13.50-14; Us.No.2 leafy,
S125O; u S. No. 2 Sill; MINI. Flax, May S185l2.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-22
WEATHER

Maximum temperature So, minimum so; am.
emperature 81, humidity "a; noon temperature Sc,
humidity 81; S pm. temperature 81, humidity Sc,
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LEADER
TURNED LOOSE
Enemy of Britain
Freed by u. S. I'M
migration Men

WASHINGT0N-U. $. i'm
migration officials today tele-
graphed orders to Detroit i'm
migration authorities to re-
lease Sean Russell, Irish Re-
publican leader, even as King
George VI and Queen Eliza
beth reached Washington.
Soon afterward, at Detroit, the
Irishman was released on bond
Officials approved Russell.s bond
after a clan Of fighting Irish menu
bers Of the house had threatened
10 boycott iomorrows congress
sional reception for the king and
queen unless the Irish leader was
released.
Turner ". Battle. assistant 10
Secretary Of Labor Frances Per-
kins signed the order directing
release Of Russell who was arrest
ed IN Detroit on charges Of over
staying a 30-day visitors permit.
Russell is ehief.of-staff Of the
Irish Republican army which has
been charged with terroustic acts
against the British government in
England and Ireland.
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New Jersey Medical society that
persons with unstable nervous
systems shoaid Develop 4 philnsu.
ply Of resignation and self-eontroi
rather than paying for aselsss
treatment Funeral services
will be held 81 New York for
Raymond orrtin, 90. donor ~ tins
$4,000 prize won BY Col. Charles
4. t.indbsfTh on hls flight from
New York to Paris IN 1927
Cecilia t.sftus. well known stage
mimic, mas been aagnsi for = role
IN pictures BY Warner isFos ifsf
ability At impsrsonsilng aged per-
aonH won Mas isoftns grand.
mothers part Theodore Rssse.
,eit suIioeh. 1t.ysaf-old former
hfssuard fioatsd ieisufsiy dawn
Sacramento river today toward
Ban Francisco bay it5 miles away.
Ne left Sacramento. i2o miles from
his destination intent upon reach
ing the baY IN " hours but his
progress ~aa sl0w. and, st hls pres
cot rate If speed. he wouldn't
arrive for 100 hours of mors
tnid Bssasit. one Of tioiiyvvads
tOp-ransing stars IN the early days
II pictures. was signed ~ heixnlcs-
international pictures after David
%. seixnish aaW her portrait IN az
old film fan maxasins
stsssr 0 ~ Lat8asfais. after
ordering rssarfs#t IT frank 1sisLs
sea, described ny police ss
wealthy bs,gkmaker said ne meats
~ enforce MA demand that 'psinks.
tin harms SRI gamblers he jaiIssi
Or run eat n New York city Krlck.
soH . aeaulsiai u perjury charges
was assaiiea ~ the mayer
Archibald NssI.~tsh. dominated by
President Roosevelt faf ilhtafisn II
congress. riaieglfd the charge that
he IVES sofe Of the leading fess0w
~ the Communist par.
~ msas ~ the house ~ Neg.
.. Psrseii Thomas. ., x J.
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streets. A great pageant Il sehed-
uled for Multnomsh stadium to-
night. and tomorrow morning the
floral parade. highlight Of all fssti-
walls. will wind through Portland
streets
Frank ". Fuller. IT,. ambassador
Of good viii for the San Francisco
Worlds fair who established new
air record in flying from San Fran
cisco to Denver. presented scrolls
Of invitation 10 the fair 20 Gov.
Ralph l.. Carr. Of Colorado. and
GOV. Neis ". smith. Of Wyoming
Movie Aeter Edward Arnold
diselosed at Hollywood that he il
endowing = hospital at Springer
vile ARR. which he found had No
hospital nor even a doctor He
frequently vacations in the area
DIR. Walter &. Alvarez. Of the
Mayo clinic. told the convention Of
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LIMIT PARKING
ON Z STREETS

No parking either on Pacific
ave. or Court a from 7th 10 s;h
SITS, during Tepavlng Of the first
tao blocks 81 Pacific ave VAS
the order issued Thursday bY
Chief Of Police Langseth and ef-
feetive Friday morning
The chief said trucks making
deliveries would BE- permitted in
the area only for the purpose Of
making deliveries
II was his understanding that
the contractors intend 70 com
piets the repairing Of the 7th 70
sth II. block Of Pacific ave. beiors
they tear up the rails and old
pavement south If 9Th.
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WASHINGTON - You can
take with a grain Of salt
those stories that Scout Jim
Farley has presented an ex-
tremely encouraging prospect
Of Democratic prospects IN
1910 to the president
The fact IL thai Farley returned
from his swing around the circuit
early one Friday morning. attend.
ed cabinet meeting and had only
a fesY minutes N4ih the president
Although MIR. Roosevelt dad
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CONFLICT WHICH KEPT
10000 IDLE At END

DtfhOH tmpl09ss q bflsx.
Manufacturing epmpasy snd Of 10
chfysief corporation plants re-
turned q tfssif oes Th0fsasy. fei.
ioNing ratification ~ the rank snd
ne ~ United Antemebsls Workers
union fefOl Briggs ise4i. Il
contract eet,iinx q controversy
that haa Kept 20 800 Wofxsrs lais
nearly three Nseks
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70 APPEAL :
SECOND TIM
ISN'T GRANTED
Jurors Find Tssssu,a
Boatznan Il Csiley
Of Manslasokesr i
Death a Nslsoa

MAnslAuRhser. Tmsideae~ AZ
81. th.~. ~...itv ~>~vtI~ss -.
- ''''
n1lttfus w. IN '&et1xpH q ~
Jury "Wednesday utnht Afknr
~. ,hvs~. anv trial ~ on.fn
sssifA9nsf fst ""suS0 ~ ~
first degree.
Ansr nssrine tie 41<y~or>&61
s~,~s houss apev~snx's o~u dronsntbo
starry ~ shs fatal snrpeies ~
Avshw ". xe~aa lAes Anwuo1.
Ana sruanssnss ~ STATE ara -.
fsnss attosnsys tNe Aessm wuuno
and fise sase retired il ~ NY
spa~ yust s<fsvs : ceio<n Wo4
n~ssssy svensas
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49, ! es,, -. -, :
- -, &ee1.l~~. sI~ln.~s..
s.~~. : .s.ss-r..~- - -.
-. = = 49,.
49,. - -
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Royal Canadian
Aviator Killed
N.M MrsTMINsTLn. 3. d

NV WEI ". q
4 Royal Canadian Air force air
plane crashed near Nilsson. n. c.
approximately 20 miles east ~
here today killing Pilot Thomas @.
Fraser. only occup&n, Of the craft.
The ship flying Iog IN = light mist.
vas headed east from Vancouver.
y. c. ghen the accident occurred.
Frasers body was found nearly
80 feel from the crash scene,
buried IN tso feet Of soft ground.
He apparently had attempted 70
nall out. The plzns xas dsmoilsnsd-
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2.l33 WPA WORKERS
GET PRIVATE JOBS

sttIfIt Don q Affi- Wafxs
Progress administrator aid today
approximately ABB wFA en-
ployes he4 obtained employment
ln private fssisis the past H.esth.
ifs a3Aa ina eas more tAsn tulex
tss nasabef Ahe obtained work 10
private fields - Apui
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JURY THROUGH
UNTIL AUGUST

Oft MIA Thussfon esunty
grand kifg. pnish has s~~a msss-
tisstinx state affairs siaes April
10 ssnouaesa ists Wednesday u
-oelsi recess. snta Aug Z. salsss
called into session nefofs thsf slfns
~ th~ foreman
A ssaEsmsnt ~ o ~ hsak~sg.
fsfsmaa. said tHs IsfY stsil had
several matters ~ lAapsffsses 60
hznsiss Nhen Il rseesnssnxa
Mary ~ ths matters asIl psnel-
ma ~hleh the hsfy fssls shoula Be
ssamssaa pertain 20 state govern
utsaf the ssstsHsnt s.la tn
order 10 lHsssflxsss properly lh<>s
lnsttsss u All b. ssss~sfy 70 co.
tad sxPens&
'rfh& hafr afsasrstsnas tAst esf-
tain fisnda nass been maAs avail
aAls Tor 4 "a eassihs~ We wwh.
Tasss faasts all o. Used q. effset-
issif saa ~ sp.fsHxly a. sousis1s.
euasssstsnt vita sh< prspss e<~n~
psstssn ~ Investigations
~ 80 an IN nssnsy =
s.ed. s~y s.i~ass ~tii ~ re-
tarseAs II. ss ths stA~s hsnAL
the ps<s<ss ss.il~1ss fssAs 80
not ssffi<assf. ~ Jusy hsVss
~ eeaspisss Ne work " n y
a.
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LEADING CANDIDATES
Ahk BDfH VULNERABLE

Ema Huflzs private poll 81 ths
Democrats 1870 prospects dls-
eloees that their tNO leading can
di1stes are extremely vulnerable
Ths canvass conducted - tals
political wizard reveals that
cordsIi Hun ran very poorly In
lcontia1ed On FsHs =. Coi1ma 81
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]. 5. Is ulIED
FOR MI DEATH

M9xoG0 INV 1--WE kwnase1
petiss hsuhs ~ IN snsl. Amess<ae
DEMONSTRATION n~ss ~ q. 4 -.
h~a~y today
Assat ~ ssusssuss dsmonsessl.
81 aesia1t The ''mnraes ~ nns-
shiss charging sssesAss il ~
1s~fh ~ rssH<tsse xssshtn. AQen-
isss sss fiisr IN . tahs~1ff fvum
Wsshiautas "Wednesday IN ! go
jsetsS nne.stae fissnt u n1~s1so
osa. csnse Lara. acting en>ef a.
p~iies stts : heavy fs<<s - -
lice c~ fssst ssA 10 ~ mosoveyef~e.
charged tAs ssv~d sAd assp~sos1
u.
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pERRfviLIE. Alaska -
Thirteen Inhabitants remained
in this fishing village today.
white 80 miles away Mount
veniaminof continued TO sput-
ter and steam.
Poor visibility obseufsd sight ~
Tire srupslas peak according 10
a y johnson. Ansrissa sshAei
tesensf. who remained ~sth Ms
wIfs
The Alssks packers ship.
s1ifisnfs passed ths yslisx. On
Aiasks psHlnssls hat sisa not stop.
y va The axtssnth asy fhs
yelrsno mas been IN eruption. In
that length II time evst = aoxsn
natives Nsfs evacuated ~ . can
nsir tender a. fear increased shs
sslg eng might '-tlDw Is top
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Logger Dies in 200
Feet Tree Plunge

SOUTH BEND, sh.-Nlncent
Miller 40-year-oId logger. was al
most instantly killed Wednesday
shen he fell zoo feet from tree
ae Has topping The accident &C.
cUraed at Smith Creek camp. Ma
ssile. He is survived By his widow
and three children.
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When Edward Everett Hor-
ton. noted film comedian in
Portland to participate in the
annual Rose Festival. saw A
Small BOY apparently too shy
10 ask for an autograph, he
called the lad and offered him
one. The boy was grateful. but
did not appear swe-struck at
the comedians presence IF
YOU wanted an autograph. why
didn't you ask me, sonny 30
Horton qucried. Il didn't know
you could write" answered the
lad.
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Pey1eoGs Jelnraev
By Beat Cesoli,1l1eo

w9Mm4 - A1sk n q. c..
|af vnnssuvsr. WaeA. aecemeon11l
~ tive wes. sosetnne1 uskae ~
henordNss 49, mlla hnot IN
|oesun - Nogtb Asuou1oon 60
|tinen1.
NaisaAns tsolmntrpm ~ nnr1 &
Hamiifsa. coqutilet GA. anoouns
panied Mrs.. cises. c1oroorD -
coquiiI4. sn1 Wins Jnhnona. 49,
tIs. Utah. we're s,tminnto1 - -
- III ~ Snrtk
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last night 1T Multnomah civic
stadium before a crowd OF nearly
10000 Portlanders and .outiand-
ers." and. until Saturday midnight.
none may say her nay. Today
and residents thronged TO
the famed Rose show. always one
Of the festivals feature events. and
bands paraded through the
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observation-disclosures

Roosevelt's handshake. thun-
dering cannon. and the ring
ing cheers of plain citizens to-
day welcomed George VI and
Elizabeth of Britain to the
capital of the United States.
II was the first visit in history
of reigning monarchs OF the en-
pire from which Is infant colo
MES. by revolution and war. hewed
democratic destiny.
The king and queen stepped
from their special train. and a
moment later President and Mrs.
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BASE BALI,

AN9A1GAS G9A00m
FIRST eamS
e~sass 80. ~ - oot~-A r /
~ 1.sssss =. 80 - - - - 3
Gsi~nmss~. WAnsse4a az ~
ing 80. ps<hm~s ~ sn1 1>snu~
ssis. fsssos. ~: ufIi an1 nEIsns
iei 1tena ~,
s~sena game pesspansd rsin.
Shias~sis>hs. - - spo-< -
0~sssSt - - - o1s~-a q 1
b~esss~a. rsppsn 10. Ieyes ~.
ps~n ~ ssa nsuek4r Trsue ~
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PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Small Boy Doubted If Movie Comedian,
Rose Festival Guest, Could Write

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-09
PRESIDENT APPROVES
REORGANIZATION PLAN
WASHINGTON

Ni>HlNGfON Preside
Roosevelt Thursday signed the
joint resolution providing mat re-
organization plans No. and SO.
? take effect July He also ap-
proved a defense bill for scqMsl-
tion Il strategic am critical ma
terisIs essential 70 the needs Of
wartime industry.