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La gaceta., 1939-06-15

Los pandilleros o ~"raquete-
ros" no pertenece ma la WPA
y ST a los grrpos que con ell ma
yor cinismo vienen procurandO
deshacer esa "agencia" de dar
trabajo al que no 10 tiene.
La WPA socorre al ciudada-
no echado a la via p1blica por
la ma~quinaria y las corporacio-
mes sin mas patria que la bolsa.
La gaceta., 1939-06-15

TOdo 10 podiamos esperar, en-
cuanto a la piscina, menOs la
Mesa Redonda, sin estudiar
bien Ell case, sin analizarlo .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
BACKING
WELFARE BILL
WASHINGTON r

WASHINGTON ~ Rep. Charlie,
II. Leavy. d. Wash. opening pres.
entations for three major pension
organizations seeking revision oil
the Social Security act. said today
that a large proportion Of the I'M
employed should be taken care of
by old age pensions
Leavy testified before the house
ways and means committee which
began hearing presentations OF the
General Welfare federation. the
$50 every Thursday" and the
Townsend plans in support Of pro-
posals 10 revise the social security
system for larger pensions.
Testlfying IN favor Of the gen
eral welfare pension bill as sub
stitute for President Rooseyelts
expanded social security program.
Leayy contended that such a stu
alton would benefit the nation eco
nomically.
We are going 70 nave large
army Of unemployed six. eight or
10 million Leayy said. II. by
reason Of chronological improve
mens and all those things tina,
ought 10 be a blessing to Us. We
are creating permanent army Of
then that group
ought 10 be the older folks and
not the younger folks"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

OLf MIA - Washington
state will lose federal match.
ing funds for old age pensions
and other social security Feb.
a unless its laws are changed
to comply with government
regulations.
The house committee on I'M
employment relief and public
welfare Of the state legisla-
ture had this warning before
il today.
The regional director Of the
social security board. Richard N
SsUstadt. and the boards re-
slonsl attorney. Arthur e. Miller,
both ~ San Francisco. answered
committee members questions for
m bouf last night sud emphasized
the fact federal grants would be-
Withdrawn unlsss defects IN tbs
state law we're femedied before OF
on Fsb, ~.
Bsssd nm Need Only
Neiistadi said The most import
ant change that must be made il
10 provide that old age saaiataaes
be granted only on the basis Of
need
he Informed ths committee that
The federal government insists
resources be regarded 40 Income
However. be said. AID from rsIs-
tiyss Nas considered a. resources
only WHEN II wss given willingly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
SNOW AND ice
COAT STREETS

1ce-coated streets and frozer
snow, varying in depth from 6
half-inch to slightly more than ar
inch. greeted early risers in Ia.
coma Tuesday.
The snow fell during the night
il cleared later. and as the mer-
curry dropped, streets were glazed
and driving became hazardous.
High temperature here during
the "a hours ending al a. m. was
as degrees and the official mimi
mum. 81. Many sections Of the
city. however, had lower temper
Etures.
The U. S. weather bureau fore
east is for snow Tuesday night.
with overcast skies Wednesday.
The weather bureau received an
advisory small craft warning from
Seattle bureau Tuesday morning.
the warning applying to coast sta
tons from Fort Bragg, Calf, 10
Tatoosh island was for fresh 10
strong west winds and squally
weather Tuesday.
SPOKANE - A blizzard from
the east blew into the Inland En-
pire today on icy wings. blocking
country roads with snow and
making state highways dangerous
To travel. The state highway or
eered out all snow pl<vs.
More than six inches Of snow
tel yesterday. This morning i
started showing hard again.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
BRANCH BANK
ROBBED FOR
FOURTH TIME
Highwayman Makes
Good Escape When
He Leaps on Rum
ming Board of Car

SPOKANE The Security
State Bank branch of the Sc
attic First National Bank,
Spokane division, was held up
by a lone gunman this after
noon. He escaped with an
undetermined amount.
This is the fourth time the
bank has been held up in the
past two years.
The bandit flashed gun on
Arthur Davis, bank manager. and
said This is a holdup. Gimme
some money
He grabbed some currency and
ran out. He leaped on the running
board of a passing car driven by
Kenneth Masters, Spokane
Master said the man told him:
There has been bank holdup.
Drive me down town quick.
The bank is neighborhood
bank.
Masters reported the incident to
police when he heard of the rob-
berry
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
F|REBUCS SET
ANOTHER BLAZE

SEATTLE More than 100 ten
snis NJ FIRST hlil apartment
soalse NsKe forced 70 flee the
structure today when a iifeDDg
started two tires ii the premises.
None ~ the tenants. clad only iH
light clothing. was lHlursd. Fire.
men led them through smoke.
filled corridors 10 the street
II xas the third time Ia eight
months the fifsDug has struck the
apartment. One u the blszes 1ss
eet In the basement and the other
IN davenport Ia the first floor
hallway
Two persons. lzyeaf.oid youth
and merchant pair0lman, are
held IN jail here charged with
arson. a total Of 1871 incenalzry
blazes have been ssl mere during
the past year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
BLAST VICTIM
EXPIRES HERE
Funeral on Thursday
for Man Injured
in Explosion

Injuries received Friday wbsr
several sticks of blasting powder
exploded. proved fatal Monda,
night In a local hospital 10 ciar.
enec Nelson of Route Z. Box 3hf,
Puyaliup. in the Summit district
He would haY. been 4s years old
on Saturday.
Funeral services Will be held nj
! p. m. Thursday IN the Lynn
chapel. with Rev. T. Arthur Lar
son officiating, Burial will be in
Tacoma cemetery
Although he sustained com
pound leg fracture and severe
head injuries. Nelson reRained
consciousness after the accident
He failed To rally completely. how
ever. and died Monday night after
sinking throughout the day.
Nelson was employed by the
American Concrete 4 Steel Pipe
Co. contractors for new pipe
line from Green river 10 Tacoma.
He was working nj section Of the
project on Allison road. east of
Falkland. when the accident DC
CURED.
Nelson placed several sticks Of
blasting powder IN stnmps. When
they failed 10 explode az soon as
he expected. he walked up 10 IN
yestigats. Just ss be approached.
the charge exploded.
lie was a native Taeomsn and
vas n member Of the Laborers'
union ana the Lutheran church
He leaves hls wife. Lethls four
sons. Herman. Lloyd. Russell and
Marshall, and two daughters.
Beatrice and Lillian. al the home
four brothers, Cart of Milton.
Oscar Of Fir Grove. f,eRas Of sum.
nit and Gust Of Tseoma. and a
lister. kfs. Ellen Pisrsol II Ia
soma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
MAYORS CONDITION
CONTINUES SERIOUS

That Mayor John G, slsxiss
condition ia atm serious ana that
NJ probably viii BE- confined TO hls
bed At least two more weeks WA
ne report Tuesday Of William J.
canx, mayors secretary.
IL was Indicated that the mayors
condition was causing nls phys
iclans sorns concern. ~ . threat
Of bronchial infection WAS succeed
ING the attack of fip and = per-
ssstsnt cough which sieEie had
been battling several weeks. He
has slrszdy been confined To his
home more than 10 days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
POPE Plus SUSPENDS
ALL HIS AUDIENCES

VATICAN CITY 49, Pope Plus
has temporarily suspended all
audiences. 10 was announced TO-
day.
The vatican secretsrsat Of the
state said the pope suffered a
slight cold. A high vatican source
told the United Press that he also
had had an attack OF cardiac
asthma yesterday and thar ply
sicisn hastily called had ad-
ministered d,gitalis injection.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
BILLS TO
GET new ROADS

OLYMPIA Two bills affecting
primary highways in Pierce coun-
~ were introduced In the house
today.
A measure by Reps Frank Cher
venka and Tom Montgomery would
add a section in the vicinity Of
Buckley TO primary highway No. S.
known as the National Park high
way
Rep. Edward l. Pettus filed a
bill connecting primary highways
IA and with a secondary high
way. routing from the west APP
prosch 10 the Narrows bridge to
a point southwest Of Belfair.
Rep. Gerald Dixon filed a bill
that would provide for a mine-to-
market road opening up the rich
mineral district near Copley lake.
north Of the Carbon river along
the Rainier National forest boun-
dairy. The road would be routed
through Buckley and Fairfax on
primary highway No. 5.
BANK TRANSACTIONS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Missing Boat
Is Found Safe

sEATJLE-U. s. coast guard
headquarters reported today the
Gan Frsncisco purse seinsf Sonny
Boy. which had been feared lost
81 sea. sas off Waadah bland
near Seah bay. approximately 80
miles west Of here In the Strait Of
Juan de Fucs.
A coast guard plane from Port
Angeles. which sighted the selner.
said the fishing boat was proceed
Ing 70 Seattle.
The Sonny Boy, with nine men
aboard. became separated from
two other seinsrs during q storm
Sunday night Oft the Oregon coast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Three Boys on
Sled Are Killed

\ " sHOk, Pa. = Centre
County Coroner w. II. HeatOn to-
day conducted an inquest into the
deaths Of three young boys and
serious injury Of a fourth. The
three. all Of Snow Shoe. were
killed when their small sled ca
reened under the rear wheels Of
truck. They were Paul Confer.
"A. mis- brother. Joseph. II. and
Edward Cole. II Edwards brother
Robert, was n critical condition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
DEFENSE BILL
GETS APPROVAL
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON Tn. house
military affairs committee t,sdsy
unanimously reported . 1878 600. j.
600 national defense bill anihofizr
ing purchase u 3 300 new fighting
planes for the army 10 give the
air corps a potential strength of
800 first.line planes
Chairman Andrew J May. ID.
Ky. said the bills 1915 900 900
figure was exclusive u 800 600 j.
600 sxssd by President Roosevelt
for purchase ~ critical war ma
ifrials rueh az Ammunition Hs
aid the MEASURE Nlll be called up
IN the house for action Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

An Inside Picture of
Financial and Polit.
ical America
WASHINGTON - Distrio

WASHINGTON - District
Attorney Tom Dewey's head
long plunge into the Manton
incident confirms Washing
tons private belief that he is
such a hot candidate for the
COP presidential nomination
that he is burning up. As a
defeated office seeker, he
needs Just such cleanup head
lines TO stay fresh IN the
public mind.
Deweys undereover activities
bear striking resemblance 10
those of man who is campaigning
for office Despite his licking, he
has apparently caught the public
Imagination. and the tenders of
support-field workers and funds
pouring into his office are
amazing.
He has cut away from the old
line politieos, and is working
chiefly with Republican young
hoods His experiences with old
fashioned New York bosses last
fall were not particularly encour-
aging, they slipped him some adj
vice which helped to encompass his
defeat.
The Dewey for President club
discounts all his rivals = Lodge.
Taft and Vandenberg among the
senator's. Bricker, James and Sal
tonstall among the governors. Only
under exceptional circumstances.
in their opinion, can man IN con-
gress or state executive fire the
voters imagination as they believe
their hero has and will in the next
Is months. As to his having lost
TO Lehman. they ask-what about
Abraham Lincoln and Stephen l..
Douglas?
The most cheerful news
Henry Wallace has heard In
weeks-certainly since Novem-
Der 8--cOnsists Of his stats
tieians' private reports that he
may dodge vote on wheat
quotas this coming spring.
The secretary must canvass the
farmers on their attitude toward
of wheat marketing
quotas If the winter and spring
supply. together with the carry
over, approximate 1000, 900. 900
bushels. He can exercise some dis
eretion land probably Wild. de-
pending on business prospects and
he world wheat situation. but the
1883 crop and surplus will be the
determining factors. He's not out +
If the fields yet but ii begins TO
ook as If he can duck a May show /
Town on the AAA at time when
congress will be debating revision
II the farm program.
Jonn Bull has the most reason to
row apopleetie over the proposed
ale of 500 modern American
'ombers to France. He is the fel-
ow who. largely through his own
ault. was taken for a ride.
Several months ago, when Hit
er's air strength and the delay in
Sngland's rearming program be-
Continued on Page 4. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Teachers Warned
BIZ ALL Leader

NeAMe. ~. Matthew Woi1.
vice pfsxidsnt " tins Am3rtcan
Federation u iAbof. warned IN
American FEDERATION Of TsA<h6re
to-day u Clean iss house u s0m-
nunssIn" OF face suspension from
the ALL.
Vol said that charges that Tie
Teachers union u permitting conp-
uiunistic activities viii ~ brought
hsfors The meeting of the All
executive council here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
TEN FEET OF SNOW
ON IDAHO mcnWA AVS

COGu1 WALBNg, u1nho1ho
state highway department today
warned All motorists to stay hcuno
unless travel wss imperative - 10
inches Of snow covered the ground.
Although ali roads In the pan
handle remained open there Wao
the danger a anow drifting onko
the thorouEhfare. Temperature
was 10 degrees abovs 1ero.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

II was asserted that the move,
made because 40 far all efforts Ia
end tho war iisslf by mediation
had failed. was dur 10 fear that
the Italians based on nearby Ma
lofca island might occupy Minorca.
one Of the most important stfs-
togio bases In the Mediterranean
and grave threat 10 Frances
communications
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Historic Church
Destroyed by Fire

YORK. Pa. 4 400 600 general.
alarm fire today razed the cen
tufy~old ST psulfs Evangelical
Lutheran church mere
More than $50 firemen bsttie1
the blaze for several hoUra and
prevented the flames from spreao-
ing 70 the adjacent central school
building.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
FLOOD FEARS
ARE SubSIOINe

LOUISVILLE. ~. - Ths Oa,e
river sas rising steadily t01Av
toward an expected ereee a
"a feet sboss fIpod stage nat fare.
sssss ~ . severe cold save nlIevts
sfsd fears ~ . disastrous flood.
River stages wsrs failing o. sea~
ftonsry In The northern part q
The y.iisy from rlttsbuxrh =
Portsmouth. O.. and indixnltoao
Ssfs that Inc riysr would - 49,
toffnsi sDoys Louisvilie so<u.
rhs Ned Cross prepared u a.
estimated W.t06 persons who heso
hen driven from sheis hosnoo
sitsnE tns Ohio and ito trthuGasi6a
Ia West Virginia. 0ho. k4nsueky
and Indiana and Ia ths Tsnnenseo
valley in southern Kentucky ~
WESTERN Tsnns~es.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
GIN MARRIAGE
BILL NOW UP
TO THE HOUSE
Senate Passes Act
That Makes Couples
Wait 3 Days Before
License Is Issued

OLYMPIA - The senate
passed today and sent TO the
house a gin marriage bill
requiring three days delay be-
tween filing of the intention
TO we'd and the issuance of
the license.
The vote WAS 46 TO o after sup
pofters Of the bill beat back sur
prisingly strong moves to amend
the bill
The marriage measure was intro
duced by Sens. Pearl Wanamaker.
D.. Island. and Mary L. farquhar-
son D., King, Besides requiring
persons planning 10 marry 10 file
their notice of intention three days
ahead of time. IT would prohibit
issuance of license TO any couple
unless one or both was a resident
of that county.
Il contained the exception that
out-of-state couples could get mar
rage licenses, but would have 10
wait the three days and have 10
be married in the county in which
the license was issued.
The bill would permit su-
perior judges. II they see III,
10 grant licenses 10 persons
without the threc-day limit.
The measure was aimed To coun-
teraet the flood of young people
coming 10 Vancouver and other
border towns TO get their licenses
to escape Orefons stringent mar
risge law which requires both a
three-day wait and SIS medical ex-
aminations for both the man and
woman.
A special committee of senators
and representatives. headed by
Sen. Wanamaker. met with dele
cation of Oregon Legislators last
week and WAS asked 10 get the
Washington legislature 10 pass
some sort of bill TO slow up the
machinery of marriage In this
state. They complained 300 mar
riage licenses were issued last
month in Vancouver to only 60 in
Portland
Passed by senate
The job insurance bill coming
up for final passage In the house
was passed by an overwhelming
vote in the senate and was due TO .
pass the house without difficulty.
The measure provides that the
insurance and employment office
divisions would be divorced from
he state social security depart
nent and placed under a separate
To be appointed by
he governor.
The senate scheduled two public
hearings for today. This after
loon the revenue and taxation
Was 10 hold a hearing
N three bills dealing with the
tate fuel oil tax. One bill would
Increase the tax siz-fold. making
| cent and a half gallon. an
,ther would repeal the tax entirely. /
nd the third. sponsored by Coy.
iartin. would leave the Tax at the !
HAAF mt bsA n'Afg HAOaIfAA ~ ~
include other petroleum products
4 similar nature under its levy. |
The second reading viii be be-
ore the elections committee to- !
light and viii take up various ,
lection bills before II. including /,
he governors bill 10 eliminate
trsight ticket voting. according
D Sen. Rebel Murphy. D., spo-
sne. its chairman.
Other bills TO be discussed at the
caring. which VIII be before the
Jint senate and house committees,
III be one 10 make county com
iissioners' terms Of office SIX
ears instead Of four and another
1rbldding public employees from !,
ssigning their Jobs less than 30 n
avs before an election TO run for !
n Office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
State Must Change It's
LQW To Get U.s. HELD

In uthsr winrds. Nsusia All
said. ~ " mol the infant ~ ths
federal government 10 force reia-
tive. 10 contribute 10 The support
u INDECENT persons. When aid u
contributed willingly. 4. Ia regard
al - resources and Income, hut
when "a 10 potential and not actual
u 10 not considered = fssouree.
M Calling Necessary
hraistsdt said further thai no
ceiling on ths amount II Assistance
given ~as necessary for federal
acceptance ~ ina state la&
The federal government has
threatened 10 eui off the states
grants because ~ a state ssIpfsns
court decision IN the Joanna n
Gonsnt ease holding that the
language Of the state social -.
cufiiy act entitled any person over
% ys.rs ~ age To assistance a.
an inherent right. and not on the
bssls u n1s1
Meyers Misfshss
asustaGt said Lieut.. aey.
Meyers VA mistaken when hs
tsispbousd from Washington. ID e,
recently that the stop gap bills
we're not ~ an emergency nature.
The regional board director .ald
ihs state had only II more days ~
cofnplsts sultsbls revision of fhs
lsN Ia order 70 lnsufs Itself 81
future old age a<slstsaes grsnsa.
Rep. James NJ Hay. D., king.
chairman Of the Unemployment
said another hearing
on ths three bills would be hsid
bDnorfo1. Win representatives Of
the Eagles lodge offering their /.
sasgssssons.
Hay sstd the COMMITTEES hoped
70 have the measures out on ths
fioof of the hoal4s BY Thursday Tor
second reading.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

informants said The French had
recently enyisaEed the possibility
that they might have To occupy
Minufcs themselves. ~ = means Ut
guaranteeing thai ths Italians
eventually left 1ajnrcs.
subsequently. u Vas reported
that the Italians were preparing
10 attack the Island In force
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
PERPIGNAN. rene h.
NIGH Eranfior Cnapic u

PERPIGNAN, Frenc h.
Spanish Frontier - Spanish
Nationalist troops captured
Figueras and Rosas, a few
miles from the French from
tier today, as reports were
circulated that the Loyalist
morale in central Spain was
cracking and that definite
collapse of the Lpyalist cause
might be near.
Entering Port Rosas. IL miles
below the frontier. the Nationalist
troops forced the Loyalist fleet
there TO evacuate and seek refuge
either at French ports or to hazard
cruise down the coast to Valencia
or Cartagena.
Travellers said the Nationalist
might reach the frontier opposite
LIE Perthus and Cerbere tonight.
thus closing the last highways to
France.
The Nationalist had held
their men back since Sunday,
10 give Loyalist troops and
civilians time to eyacuate TO
France. At dawn today they
moved forward and quickly
took Figueras and Rosas.
Coincidently the retreat Of the
Ioyalists into France was speeded
up and thousands Of troops cross
ed the frontier. added TO the 135. 900
troops and civilians who were esti-
mated to have crossed the frontier
by midnight last night.
British and French diplomatic
ENJOYS sought TO arrange an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
.sOlO|Vs ASKED
ToRECD|ls|DER
RELIEF SLASH
President Insists
Emergency Exists
and That People
Must Not Starvs

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Roosevelt today warned con-
gross that IN unemployment
relief emergency" exists and
recommended immediate con-
sidcrAsion Of appropriation AZ
$3.50. 900 non more far tho
works prnxrrss Administrn-
ton.
In my opinion an emergency
row exlsts shs president ssld II
4 special message asking th1t eon.
gross reconsider ~ decision -
lsst fnensh 10 Fedsise hts deficiency
VIA relief appropriation ~
81 - Do{i sssln
NJ protested - $780, =.
~~svyA ssy ws~sss re1er>1nn ~
MA v.lls ae1 snt1 eoae esuuw
Aeee.eee ~ AeoAooo peseeeo
usiahs - arpssse1 - tu1psu1
~ n ~ spsseg un@ps ~
ecswaswy rsltet p1nn oppswss1
last swoesA ~ rs~ssvaA
Hls estimate n the numbee -
persona lihsly In ~ tlsprsvsa ~ ~
u congress persisted IN refusln9
additional funds Vas haend ~ 8
ratio ~ three dependents fos easn
WrA smpiaye
The ptsssdeet snnouneed thno
tsllrf rulis wnuld b snaIntnlno1
~ 1000 90 persons during rue-
ruafs and March regardless ~
economy proposals. and called -
congress fur funds 10 permit thas
rate II employment without IN.
duly refusing The rolls later Ia IN
fiscal years
he said The faess easss,lniImg
the emergency were
a~~WrA vslh sheut1 - ~
n the pseseNl a.ooo.1oo
perssas shsesge rsesuasv -
March.
o--TNe s1ss.ssasss 49, -
= vteeA ~ eeaaveuA n ~
surplemssafe1. WeoD1 seQu1so
drastic se1westea - WA ~
after April !, Win Wt1eepsoo0
want ~ 1lstsesa.
The message snnouneen that NJ.
Roosevelt had Aligned the rsiue~A
pT2S oOO. 900 appropriation last
Saturday but that Ne would have
refused To Sign Il exeept ~ Iio
provision that WpA rolls ohnub1
mot b reduced more than ftvo ~
cent betore ApsiI Il
he e0ntsndea that IL NJ -
cent limitation si9geAfssl lhat &C.,
Ksess ~AA ready during Deovuary
ami March IN 'reconotder actual
needs In time n ineseess beforo
April the appropriated far ~
lasf thfss ftonths ~ sho SincaD
year ending Jsfns 10.
he said VIA had Two aIiesne.
sisss under The sxist sppsopssAs
t.oni
1--Hs@ses rssas sAswSsly -
' t.seo,eee psssaes Aps11 !
and pssvt1s empooympoaa ~
~ average II 1.ooo,o - 1uslna
Apsil. Met sa1 1nne.
2-~tssssneeee wseh-hy -Wee1
- ss4sses,sas Apst1 l -
sarsy shsswge - eaea eeA91.
wte wsstl Jmne r..
Regarding lhs FIRST. Ne ssld thse
on Inc average every pers0o
discharged from the rails has ~
ssndsHt on him ~ her three 0thee
,sfsofis ~~s IN othsf ~ofds the
Ffssisf part II 1000. no Amest-
ans VIII BE- stranded
DE said ths seeond alternative
sossid "fsqulfs that smp;oynseue
" the ana NJ June viii ~ re<iueel
i" figure well bei0w i.1oo, ~
,efsons
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
LoyaHsts Urged To
GiUe Up Mi,7Orc1 Base

ROME-1he Italian government has assured the
British government that the war In
Spain is with complete Nationalist victory. Italy
will withdraw her troops from Spain and mt inter-
revealed tonight :