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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16

Wednesday Was a spring day tot
Johanns Ff.ds Clement. rain or no
rain.
Johanna. wearing golden straw
hat with wide tufned-up brim.
looking quite like large smiling
Hunflowsr. frightened up Tacoma
ansisrr federal courtroom for more
than an hour Wednesday morning
while she completed her final 81.
animation for American Citizen.
ship AZ a special hearing.
A 22.yesr-oid native Of Ues-
many. young Miss Clement had pc
titloned Distriet Judge Edward v.
cushmsn for the special hearing
because she soon W 10 irave for
Aiisslsnsppl IA be married and
would have 10 sait . long tims 10
become an American. II she had 10
star, all over IN a new state
While the Peoples Gas 4 on
mail fraud trial progressed on rs
ponderoun course, Miss Clement
sat al the front Of The courtroom
taking q written examination on
American government Al recess
she Was admitted 10 citizenship
and took her oath of allegiance
before IN court. Previously she
had been questioned on other sub
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
erickson AND
DR.. GRIFFITH
ELECTED AGAIN
Return M. X. Norton
to Serve as Park
Commissioner; Vot-
ing Very Light

Just over 10 per cent OF
the registered voters in Ia
coma went to the polls Tues
day and reelected incumbenis
on the school and park boards
and port commission, accord
ing 10 unofficial returns
tabulated by the county cleo
ton department Wednesday.
DR.. John w. Griffith and y.
Christian Erickson were reelected
school directors for a three-sear
term. NJ X. Norton was reelected
park commissioner for fivr.year
term. and s j. Maxwell, un.
opposed. continues as port COM
missioner for three-ycsr period.
Voting Very Light
Complete unofficial returns from
Taeoms's 1871 precincts showed
that slightly more than $500 per-
sons went 10 the polls during the
l2.hour period Tuesday only about
II per cent of the eitys 81 .3s6
registered electors.
The only contest was that be.
tween DR.. Griffith and James w.
Petersen. South Tacoma business
man. for the school board. I'M
official returns from the city's Isl
precincts gave the u St dentist
a lead of 20 over Petersen.
Unofficial Returns
Complete unofficial returns
which include the city's i3l pre-
cncts and nine outside precincts
/ in the Tacoma school district an,
five outside polling places included
in the Metropolitan park district
follow:
school Board - = Christian
Erickson. 1874. John w. Griffith
4.0f6: James w. Petersen. 1888
Joseph wilkins. i.10e, Paul !
Cutler. 923. Julian Runbeck, 800.
Park Board - NJ. X. Norton,
ZIG: Fred S. Lambert. 1870. X.
r. Williams. s61; W. J, Parker,
932. NJ. 6. Douglas. 3s7
Port Commissioner s. ]. Max.
well. 5.6os.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
Man KILLED IN
FALL At MILL

Eugene LeMisus. bs.sesf .old
crane operator. Mas Killed instant
~ sbon, q 30 p IA. Tuesday When
he toppled suddenly off hls crane
10 a dock 80 feet below Of The
Diekman Lumber Co mill. ssz3
Huaion way
Details ~ the accident we're I'M
KNOWN IL was believed that i.ss
Mieux IN SONS way slipped and
lost his balance a theory that
be had suffered q heart attack
ess discredl,ed by members ~
lie Nlrux's family They said he
had never been subject la heart
trouble OF faintins spells Of any
kind
LeMlsux. who lived IN the
Waller read dist fiet o, Route 4
Hos go. had resided 10 Pierce
county SO years Bs was born N
ainnsaots lie was affiliated With
the Eagles lodge and Local No .
II the IVA
iis leaves his wife. Ida tao
dsus htsTs. Mrs Mary Hsr,tk and
Miss Engsnls Lshlsaia. both ~
Tacoma son Josopb. als1 II
Tacoma two brothers ciafsnes
" chsballs and Albert of fae0s
ma. two sisters Afa Julia
Gauthisf 81 Tasofns and Miss
Dolly IL Misl.x ~ Seattle. and one
gfsn1ehIif
Ths body sws first TAKEN 10
Gaffnsy's bot later fsmovsd ~
Cassidy y Alien for funeral 40.
fanzemsnis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
NcCamant NeU
RustOn MAJOR

Peoples ticket cand date
emerged victorious In the election
held al Ruston Tuesday. accord
ing 10 tabulation Of votes com.
pleted "Wednesday.
Harry Hccamsnt easily de-
fesied Sidney Fraley for mayor by
vote Of I57 TO II. Other can.
didstes received the following
Citizens ticket coInciimen, two
10 be- elected " DeCeeter 10 and
John W Murphy -. Peoples
ticket oouncilmen. Thomas Algeo
1916 and Wesley Bell i3i Inde-
pendent ticket Mrs. Sadie Wal
lick, only candidate. for council.
50 Mrs Z. Adams. unopposed
Continued on Page 20. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16

government surrender power at once.
Serious clashes reported between Hungarian troops
members of the Carpathovkranian separast Stitch
guards
Hitler assumed his protectorate the Czech provinces
the anniversary of his triumphant entry into vienna
year ago when he formally proclaimed his absorption OF his
native Austria
He ordered his army 10 smash resistance IN
medioely ach ersry aroobte. When the order cds
announced German troops oready swormlng orer
former Czech TERRITORY
Hitler entrained Berlin for Czech occupied territory
special preceded by containing members
of his personal bodyguard and antaircra battalion
Hitler announced his action in three historic pronounce
ments:
IA communique signed by him and President Emil Hacha
! of Czechosovaka announcing that Hacha had placed
the fate Czech people and state rustngy INTO the
hands of the German reich sfuehrer.
"a personal order the German army as uehrer and
supreme of the armed forces to start enter
ing Bohemia Morava. the remaining portions OF the
Czech state to end terrorism and secure life and prop
erty of all residents indiscriminately.
"a proclamation the German people announcing the
march of his troops Ito disam terrorsc gangsers and
the military forces protecting them
In his proclamation TO the German people Hitler an
nounced that Czechosovaka had ceased to exist and that
his army would the basis for introduction OF new
fundamental settlement which will do justice to Thousand
wears of history to the practical needs OF the German
and Czech people.
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To prepare the way Tor MS troop
occupation. Hitler had forbidden
travel of any kind until further
notice into or out Of areas put
under German protection.
President Hacha and For
eign Minister Frsnfisek
ChvaIkovsky Of the Czech
state had arrived In Berlin
last night at Hitler's order.
They first talked TO Joachim
Won Ribbentrop. Hitlers foreign
minister, and then with him went
to see Hitler at ITO 3. M, today.
They conferred with Hitler, Field
Marshal Hermann Goering. ms
right hand man. and Rudolf Hess.
Hitlers deputy as leader of the
Nazi party. for three hours.
Czech legal experts were called
into the conference. Nszis spread
word that Hschs had asked Hitler
10 assume proteetorate over
Czech territory and that Hitler
had agreed.
Hscha came out Of the confer
ence at Hitlers ornate ne't
chsncellery with ms face drawn
and pale. He refused 10 talk. He
went 10 his hotel to consult sd-
visers
In the first departure he ever
had made from the program s~f
forth In his political testament,
"Mein kampf." Hitler had taken
non German people under his pro-
lection. II had been his argument
that a weakness of thu old Austro-
hungarian empire had bern its
mosaic of bon-sympathetic races.
While Hitler crossed the fron-
tier into Czechia and speeded 10
Prague. the following appoint
menis were announced to seal the
fate Of Czech territory under Ger
man rule.
honrad Henlein. the fuehrer Of
Sudetenlsnd. as civil sdministrs
tor Of Bohemia. largest Czech area
Henlein. who has been commits
sioner Of the Eudetenlsnd. vas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
BULLET ms

nGNsEm. Cello. rhe Sod
ed seattle Aipinrs moved iniu
the quarter. finals ~ sbs NJ.
sionsi A. A. u basketball
tournament today with y third
raind a6.ap conquest II Win.
its, HAS. cuifstss
wAsmssoToS-..rAs Ass-s
to-day defeated. tes 10 ~. .
tsepubliesn attempt ~ rot
s5.otp0. ese fse~s = utAeee.eee
sppsspststiss n the iniest~s
department. MI sss IN nssse.
vile pswes pssleet,
romrlsND.' ore. - Local
Chinese leaders to-day an
nouaoed they would withdraw
plehsts rather than pfsGipltsis
closure ~ the part ~ Portland
over the dispute ~ shipping
scrap iron 10 Japan
HkRIo<--As tsstlssttsN NJ
the fsis NJ Jews In me sesws
ssats VI ssehs>tss axis VS.
Essss fssisht ~h~w ne ss~-
trsiied Nsst pse~s ssssea .
hitter campaign 6ssestea stsss
siftesits ~ tssehe~tsssh lswa
- .
slan IN ths last minute u play
snsbiea Grand cossiess Tigers
% edge Morton. ~ 20 ~. 10
thu flrsf game ~ fhs issh an.
naaI state high school baakst-
bail tourney ts,sisy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16

10 days ago when complications
set IN He was placed IN All oAY'
zen tent and again appeared 10 De
recovering when he was seized Win
the heart attack Dr. q. y Dixon.
operating surgeon. said Ross con
dl.ion Was fair Monday
Ross went 10 the clinic from
Washington. where be had testified
before the congregational nppfopf1'
a,ions committee in behalf Of a
proposed sit 900 900 budget for
the Bonneville project.
lie at first planned only gen
efal physical ehecb-up. but, when
told an operation Was advisable.
arranged for the appointment 81
Charles q Carey az acting admin
lstraior and accepted y three
months leave ~ absenfs Carey
Ntll continue a. acting admins
traitor until appointment Of s1e-
eessor.
bonneville offie,aI. said that
Ro..' body will be- sent IL ~
attic for funeral services and
intrrBsnt.
Ross was born - years ago IN
Ontario. Canada but spent most
Of his lie IN seattle. where he fose
10 the SUPPLEMENTARY Of Seattle >
City Light power PROJECT During
bret vacation from his Seattle
pos, he served az member of the
power authority 81 The state u
New York. and vas consulting en-.
gineer on the a. Lawrence water
way project
goss waA called % Washington
IN 1875 10 ADVISE the interior De
psrimrnt on the public works al.
minisirsiiOn electric poNsf pro-
gram A few months later Pfefi.
dent Roosevelt named him 10 the
securities and exchange commits
slob position he retained until
October 1887 when he vsss nsrnfd
administrator Of the Bonneville
project
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
FircreSt Gusts
TUO Incumbents

Clayton w. Leonard was elected
town treasurer of Firorest Tues.
day. defeating Il. w. Brock who
has held the post continuously
since 1925. The vote was II To So.
BallotinR more enthusiastically
than IN Tacoma. Firrrest turned
out 1873 Of It's possible 225 votes
at the Community church polling
place.
Two new town counciimen were
elected. James y. Purkey. with ll3
votes, and A. l.. Frost. SO Oscar
n. Llndberg was reelected to the
council with - votes. but incum-
bent S. f. Libbey. seeking re-
election. lost With 90. Three places
were 10 be filled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
German Maiden Happy
rs She's NQturQlized

jects by Edwin G. Morse, nstussls.
nation examiner from Seattle.
Miss Clement. . mssasuse ~
profession. lives 81 Neuss /, 1eux
aso, Tseoms. in the Lakewood dss.
tfirt,
Anxious 10 become . eitisxn
she has besu In the United ntniss
barely ths legal period The young
German xiri left tbs court clerks
office With joyful ''whenpes and
hurried 10 the Western linton 81.
flee 10 send the gncd news 10
someone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
GIRL, BELIEVED
KIDNAPPED, SAFE

IAN t9ANdlnlO--Amsx~d b..
cause hsf lark had started MD
nap hunt. pert little Bebe tsishs.
IA. waited In juvenile t~tsftin,
homs today for her father Nd
p~ries JssiTs ssmasi Make 10 ssks
her home to Loo Anxei<s
Judge BIsks. vim fw yssfs pses
sided esef the Jyssnlis dissssoa ~
tbs i,os Angeles court. ~s3 sH
toats TO Hsn trsncl<e1 In what sp-
psfentiy VAS . ,sssehy mossi 4
guess" IA said. u have = Juvenile
pfohssm ~ my o~n 81 fs1nis
Bsbs, who II ~ attractive thsf
tao weeks ago shs Nss given .
screen test IN Hollywood. ran away
from hef hofss ard ssudlss a.
Hollywood Ssigfsx nigh s<h0Dl
yesterday 10 leck Tor - and Ia
nave SONS fus
she ~ss fssss1 t~se afiss
psilee tssssghswo sss>esw
states hAd hsss isessape1 So
might ksss isees kS6nsoe1.
eishss fss sssssss ~ psss>1@y
h. ssa~ss sst1 s~estss - hss
father.
shs came here ~ bas and train
from ios AnasI~x on non<y SAVED
ossi 81 fhe allowances her fathef
gives her and registered o, . hotel
under tns mans Doris Bridge
stoch
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
l-IGH I
An Inside Picture of
Financial and Polit-
ical America

Observation-Disclosures
the supreme court has out
lawed sit-down strikes, the
Democratic leadership in SEN
ate or house hasn't heard the
news. They are employing the
same sort of disappearing act
in their feud with President
Roosevelt that automobile
workers utilized against
Henry Ford and Chrysler.
Not an outstanding Democrat
arose to defend the president S
national defense or foreign policies
against the thunderous attacks OF
Senators Borah, Johnson and Nye.
The explanations and apologies
were presented by such freshmen
as Messrs. Minton of Indiana and
Pepper of Florida, while men Ike
Glass, Byrds. Harrison and Walsh
of Massachusetts sat silent OF abb
scented themselves from the CHAM
Der. The elder statesmen who did
put in a word for the White House
like Barley Connally and Logan
were half-hesrted.
Despite superficial loyalty,
house bosses have little heart
i'm their work. Nobody, for
instance. il demanding action
on FDR's request for new
Sl50. O00. 900 appro alton
for WPA.
The Republicans arrangement
OF alleged administration mtsman-
agement has gone almost unan-
swered during discussion of sppro-
priation measures. For most OF
the debate the presidential spokes-
men have sat down far from the
sidelines - in the cloakrooms or
their offices. II reminds veteran
observers Of congressional scenes
in Herbert Hoover's last days.
Speaker Bankhead has been
Threatening COP House Leader
Martin with a vote on the
Townsend plan ever since the
gavel fell at the opening OF the
session. II was >ll dig al
the fact that numerous COP
ers are supposed TO have won
their seats through esponsing
the S2O0-a-month Tor Ie>s)
plan.
The shrewd Joe contented him
self with grins during the early
stages Of this behind the scenes
joshing. always urging the speaker
to trot out the bill. now before a
committee controlled By Demo
Gratis.
Inside fact Is that Martin was
CONTINUED on Page .. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
Labor Negotiations
Recessed Ten Days

NV tOhk ~ a deadlock On
jBflsdic tionsl questions. u ~as re-
parted To-Day. fgfesa the Today
recess iH psses negotiations be-
tween American Federation ~
Labos and Congress ~ Industrial
OfEsH3xstloHs.
All peace nsgotl@soTs isft Ss@
York - confer Nsth President
William green ON quest lons
affecting progress ~ shs praotla'
tons
II Nss reported without con,
firnatl0n that the fssisfAti0nas
executive council would bs called
into special ssssi0n OF poliea
privately on some cfO suggestions
before the unity sessions resume
March ~ In Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
''t ySs II f!9Il'sEu.l

me s~iss hit ussa u ~ poou1oo
Gas = Oii iea1ss - TneoGno -
yessefs bseaxse ssi6saes aGn1nGo
Ne eofBpsnys eff>e1alU V61nnDp
dr. IN fsdsfai court wnGUo 49,
ere On sstAi tor . o1oooIooo -
fraud
Altar psIaseskinv IsGn1allootloD
~ each newspapef ellppknG - ~
~, ~ MsFvfa ~. ufnet. fpgu0R
Tacoma salesman fos ~ ~ -
motion eatsspStss. lst6Go u1Woo1
Y. cs,shmsn admitted 4 - =
exhibit.
Admitted. Aaasstane Y. 4 49,
ney Oliver Mslm roe1 e11oUfn0D
from the III "a the NY. o1DGI1
the quotations - 0oooulnno
Joshua y nimoss. o0noGrn11v
pl<dstns htmself sRd ~ 6rnnrGnV
10 arm - many wellD - ooo11
In tbs trenehSnan ~ tuoGo -
bring n IN al peoducov.
pefsnse altosneyo eoro)og y ~
trial have been careful = pofn1 -
that the oil-lease selItnG egGnn1Goe
ton Vas under ~ oo1Gaelnn -
drill any well
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
End TUin FOUOlrs
After One Month

JAsFtH. Ind---A seeofd ihln
was born today 10 Mr.. Robert
schsrls. 20. exactly one month
after the FIRST twin Nss born Feb
IS. The second child Nas = seven
pound hoy The first also Wa =
boy. Mr.. Seherle failed 10 break
the sll-tlme record ri - days for
delayed twin birth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
REPORTED LOST AT SEA

Los ANGELES Daniel Hun
saker said today the 4. \. navy
mas agreed 10 take UP > search for
b. 2i-yesT-oid son. Daniel Hun
ssker ir.. and . vancouver. Il G,
newspapefmsn. Hector Morrison.
who have not been Tep0rte1 since
they cleared the port 81 Esmer-
sldss IN ECUADOR in their zs-ioot
boat Feb. 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
ROSS DIES OF
HEART ATTACK
Supt. of Bonnie willie
and Seattle Light
Passes AT 66

ROCHESTER,. MINI. James ID.
Ross, administrator of the vast
Bonneville project on Columbia
river. superintendent Of Seattle
city Light and a former member
of the securities and exchange
commission, died 81 Mayo clinic
Yesterday. Ne was 90 Death was
attributed TO a heart attack.
Doctors said that Ross. who
underwent an abdominal operation
shortly after he entered the clinic
five weeks ago. appeared 10 be
recovering at normal rate until
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16

Forty Thousand
UOters Don't Care
tEaissrsal,

TACOMA parks may 80 10 rack aud ruin. the admin
stration of school affairs may 60 haywrc and there
may be maladmnistfalion in the port commission. but
0oon voters won't have the right 10 say one word IN
protest They represent 10 cent Of the approximately
900 registered voters who did not participate In the
election of school park and port commission directors
Tuesday
The returns Justify the conclusion that 10000 voters
don't care They willing TO accept all the privileges
of citizenship. but cant be bothered with the fcspons
hites.
OF course the seheo and park board. and port conn.,
mission viii continue be operated efficiently they
have in the past but none Of the credit VIII ~ To the
40 900 voters who didn't care And II things don't ~
suit them they should take their medicine. The only
remedy to which they viii he morally entitled il In the
next election.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
INFANT IS SUffOCATED

sEAT1LE--Donsld saekmastsf.
one moDth-ola son Of Nj and Mrs.
Robert l.. Backmastsr. sDothsted
To dssfh today when he became
twisted 10 bisnz<ta VI Ms erin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16

chief Nazi leader In the long cam
psign leading up to the Munich
settlement
Josef Buerckel. commissioner OF
Austria. as civil administrator Of
Moravis.
Gen. Won 6abIenz as German
military governor Of Prague.
Hitler WAS credited In sasi
circles with 4 display Of courage
BY going Immediately 10 Prague,
which demonstrated great hostility
10 German troops, for = triusnphsI
entry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16

4 letter expressing the eat,
Of Tacoms's sympathy In ihs
death Of \. -. Ross, veteran
head Of Seattle ciis hight DE-.
partmroi. VIII b~ s~ni Ia Mayor
l.aneiie, the president Of the
seattle city council. and 10
Mrs. Ross. The Tacoma council
directed this action "wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
TRAFFIC TOLL CLIMBS

sEATTLE--kinx county traffic
death toll for the year 10 date
stood at - today following Death
las, night Of Joseph ssiberg, s54
who was struck by an automobile
driven BY Joseph o, White.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
SAYS r. d.
WASHINGTON u 4

Roosevelt to-day paid tribute 20 }.
-. Ross. administrator of the
great Bonneville dam. 50 'one II
the greatest AmsrlcsDs u THIS
generation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
Here Is Just the
Home You Want.

Home bargains are sdver-
tised daily In the Times
Classified Section. Make
your choice. see your Real
Estate dealer. You viii
find present-dsy arrange
nents make home owner
ship surprisingly easy
Consult Todays Offerings
In the Times Real Estate
section.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
CENTRAL EUROPE


Fuhr Adolf Hitler entered Prague the fallen capital of Czecho
tonight his powerful military
occupied Bohemia Mov amid the kissing and boong of
Czech patriots
triumph nged with potential tragedy
troops independent Of
appealed aid against Polish troops who said had
entered the country
mobilization the Hnka guards receipt of
that Hungarian well Poles entering Sovak
ritory.
Hungary the of CarpathoU krana
republic demanding that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
cARPATHO.UKRAINE

Hungs troops occupying
Csrpstho Ukraine Tough, N 81 =
way 10 the Polish border At . p.
M. reiia bic sdyiees reported to-
day.
The messages said Hungarian
officers sent patrol 70 the Polish
frontier station. where they we're
greeted by Polish troops News Of
the arrival OF the Hungarian troOps
al Poland vas greeted with Wild
enthusiasm in Budapest. Hungar-
ian capital
The Hungarian government
sent an uItimstum 10 the
Carpstho-Ukr zine government
demanding that Premier Au-
gustin NoIoshin surrender his
authority.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16

Esnployss Peseo1 =
Linz Up = Dast
Of Cage, ~ Co.
tosssevs q Dnunk

Three bandIsA GO mooGe
held up and robhs1 NJ Co.
trail Hank. eth ave. ~ nno
a.. II " 20 e'elarh We1nop-
day afternooN q nooew
$4,000,
T~c ~ ~ hon1sto wuuHa1 -
the hert 3xstU9 : eoometne ~
ehsn - es>etBN1orn wero o1u1
ard lInesu ~ ~ euGouvnQ - =
snsrev ~ the eonn ~ ~
iesssssly rsnsoxtes> ~ vng1ouD
essh til,e n ~ ronooI
rhs taller - ~ tuo m>en -
ssms Into Inc esnh neoe1 - 1872
and when uu1s1be ~ M1sone. -
stslsnt esehses. in soorne axpto0
the temporary enee0pe - C0oGoor
r. W. Uuuruelne. fnloo1 - 49,
up Z telsphppe rseeevo9 ppomo4tV
enough ~ cosHmaa1 sno1o0n1 -
Instrument from ~ hon1 -
ordered him n ~ eeuoe -
piayes lind ~ u be1n - -
cages
sts1Aess ~ 1onoov
Ths sh0rter ~ IN ~ uG1<D
The haas thea lsss0ssty snaonnDno
the cages
rhe hsaa,ss ma6s she1s ononwov
toward Aewntewn n = oo10o
pssksd ~ fFe~t - ~ - - -
II IN benh
t0ula fislles. seClog = - -
was IN NM ~ - oooru ~
Ysbs band,te tn oD6peGe - -
.ssva bandits pu(lp1 : ~ - -
land ordered MN - 1ooxo - 60
Meanwhile. me tnl1ee onA1o( -
waiksd In In eane - ~ ~
hank and hsrtjea ~ eenev -
pioyss. Mrs rvsnres ursh. hoae11o
Hasrtson ssd f.sths Wll11nnso leoo
eutnst
tts1 tDne laeose1
AHsr raaeaehing Three eoGen.
The fourth cage wse 1wue@ leolDeA
The fingisasjes ssoe6 ~ onDn1)oe
man To climb sver~ ~ eoGo.
hui The latter N seNse 10y nno1v
managed m csssnh1enll6a 80 -
sbls In opss IN 6ose - e1ooo ~
Inc last cage my tbus 49,
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16
HUNCARIANS At
POLISH BORDER

BRATIsLANA-German troops
entered Bradshaw late today ~
armies Of Hungary completed
occupation Of Carpatho-Gkrsine.
the eastern tip Of the dissolved
republic Of Clechoslo, aka.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16

WEATHER And TfDt.
Unsettled tonight aud Friday,
Temps; nigh. ~. Low. ~. sun
rises s:zI: sets s;ls.
Tides T0merros
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-16

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