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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-27
BOARD CRITICIZED
Plus Encyclical
Against Paganiism
Due Out Friday
CAsTEL GANDOLFO, Italy

CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy -
Pope Plus will issue his first en-
cyclical Friday. It is expected
to be a lengthy exposition of the
church's opposition to the spread
of paganism and atheism, as af-
fected by Soviet expansion into
eastern Europe.
The pontiff dropped previous
plans to postpone issuance Of the
encyclical until the middle of next
week
The encyclical is expected to be
a long one, possibly 10000 or more
words. Pope Plus has worked on
it for weeks.
In view of the pontiffs reputa-
ton as a diplomat and statesman,
the encyclical has been awaited
with unusual interest in connection
with the European conflict. But it
was understood it would be devoted
chiefly to the desire Of the pope
to rally all Christendom against
the spread of neo-pagan and athe-
istic doctrines.
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SENATE WARNS
FOREIGN SHIPS

WASHINGTON - The senate
voted Thursday to penalize for
eign merchant vessels found guilty
Of flying the American flag a. a
ruse to avoid submarine attacks.
The penalty was written into the
neutrality bill as an amendment.
Under the proposal. any foreign
merchantmen which hoisted the
American flag or used any dis
tinctive markings designed to
make it appear to be an Ameri-
can vessel would be denied en-
trance TO United States ports and
territorial waters for a period Of
three months.
House majority and NH
nority leaders made tentative
plans TO begin consideration
of the neutrality bill Tuesday,
with final vote probably by
Thursday or Friday.
Some senator's said vote was
possible late today, but others be-
lieved remaining controversial
questions would prevent one before
Friday or Saturday.
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People In
The Nesl,s

! -
Evertss 0sesGs PsIs1sstsr. -.
sociaily-registsred son Of Jedes
Jeseph =. Psindestes, governor Of
Hawaiian territory. was jailed ~
New York after an automobile sc-
cldent, and charged with third de-
gree assault and leaving the sesse
of a wreck. lie was arrested At
home by two detectives, who said
he tried 10 snatch their badges
from them and called them -
couple Of shake-do n. lousy
cops"
The proposed marriage Of War;
rem X. Btilings. who, with Tom
Mooney. served 20 years In prison
In connection with the 1919 frs-
psredness day bombing In San
Francisco. has been postponed In
definitely because Biliines lost his
civil rights. including the right to
marry. upon his conviction. lie
VIII not be allowed To marry until
he receives = full pardon, which
Gov. CuIbert I. Olson has prom
Used
Secretary of Treasury Henry
Morgenthsn Jr. announced At
Washington that Reconstruction
Finance Corporation win borrow
$3.50. 900. 900 new money to repay
the last Of it's Indebtedness To tho
treasury. He said the money would
be raised through sale OF notes, and
the issue will be offered soon
Heinrich HImmjer. chief OF the
German secret police, has been
placed In charge OF repafriafing
German nationals from all Euro
pean countries, and has been given
full charge Of areas OF resettlc-
ment, II was learned at Berlin. y.
DIR. James Rowland ANGEL, Yale
university president emeritus, told
the 25th annual convention Of the
national council Of Girl Scouts at
Philadelphia that the day Of liam
ing youth is past. and the tissue
most important for the future Of
America is the preservation OF the
family He added that since you
Girl Scouts make that your main |
you contribute to the
very foundation Of patriotism"
A personal appearance tour that
Jane Withers, child movie star, /
planned to make in Australia has
been cancelled because Of the war.
She will make tour In the United
States instead. Sir Arthur
Evans Clare, "A. father Of Screen
Actress Gladys George, died At
Hollywood Of injuries suffered In
an auto accident several months
ago. He had been knighted by
the late King Edward VII for dis
service with the shrop-
hire yeomanry in India. -
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Firms, RUSSIANS
STILL DISAGREE
NORTHERN EUROPE

The Finnish mission returned u
Helsingfors today from MOSCOW
with undisciosed but written Rus
sian demands. which were said u
contain serious obstacles TO further
negotiations.
j. X. Paasikivi and v. A. Tan
ner. heads of the mission, conferred
with President Kyosti Kallio and
Foreign Minister Elias Erkkos Inn
mediately upon their return, and
although the nature OF the de-
mands remained guarded secret,
a foreign spokesman remarked
There are certain points on which
Finland cannot yield
The one point Finland has
stressed In the negotiations In
stigated by Russia In that Its
integrity must be preserved,
and II will under no conditions
accept a military alliance with
Russia.
1t was announced the negotia-
lions would be continued.
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TAc0MAN. 4 OTHERS INDICTED
"uestern" Sheriff on
Trail OF Ruth Judd
Thinks She's "Holed Up RICH. in These
Parts;' Clues Seem Lacking

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LIGHT
Complaints Against
Rising Prices Puts
u. S. "On Spot"

WASHINGT0N-The COM
plants against rising prices
flooding the appropriate agen-
cies at Washington - justice
and agriculture, in particular
are giving growing concern
to officialdom. The outbursts
come chiefly from labor and
agricultural and economic
groups hitherto friendly to
the administration, with the
result that this exhibition of
indignation hits home.
After several huddles, however,
Attorney General Murphy and Con-
sumers' Counsel Don Montgomery
In the AAA have concluded that
they have no legal weapons for
use in a campaign against rising
costs of living. They haven't sur
ficient funds or facilities to IN
vestigate the popular charges that
most of the increases are unwar-
ranted. So their plan is to stimu-
late the creation of local con-
sumers' councils which will try 10
check economic disorders and
humps in the price levels.
Privately, however, officials here
hold scant hope that these minute
men and women organizations VIII
be able to offer any relief. They
were modified during the NRA
days, with a supervising board at
Washington publicizing their find
ings, but they had no appreciaole
effect.
Fiorella LaGuardia's registration
as a member of the American
Labor Party for the second
wear was no surprise to his
friends. Despite his rows Win
Continued on Page 8, Column A.
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SEA bo(|Q|1E
BY st. D|1IlI(
myers nuss|l
Legality Challenged
and Pvoeodluvo AIoo
Il Atsaelss1 - -
susanitarian Crsunds

Russia has nntifI<d 1sFvos
nusAsH that Il refuses 70
recognise tho validity II
nritsln's las<kssis II Ger
many. and that Il RESERVES the
right ~ claim eumgsnsatian
fer any hlwkn<is laeses suf-
fsrsd By Russian ships. 4 ~
Anpounr~d today.
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~ - esn~t sensus,saei ssAtps sts<e
iss fss<essy ista west8 p<slisies a
Inc esstsst ~ shs ~sf. - heen
hsmsnssssssa ssa IsEsiistfs
grounds.
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pe1ss. q ~ ~ uss1nA
htssAeAp euu11 $780, seocDe-
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with departure ~ 3 aelsnasina ~
- eeonomle sspeS1s - poesiln -
dis~uss trade stlsnuiatlen. F1fsssa
mars wevs sxpeeted - issss toaar.
Th~ German porhst bstlteshsp
Deutschland " ire - = - raider
on the Atlantis snd sask the
british stssmship etnnsGals.
British Prime Minister NsviIIn
Chamberlain told the hp<sss -
commons II t<,n<ion to-day. &C.,
fsrmink earlier reDpets
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the Nsni psrksl hseiisubtp Atlmtssl
sehssr and IN b,zoo-ton cruiser
Emdsn wsse rowing tn North ard
South Atlanta ~ go raiders. hut
nsither Of tb<se reports wss coa-
firmed officially.
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10 the speech Of Hsxl Foreign Min
lister Joachim Won Ribbentrpp. wha
charged Britain had deliberately
plotted the European war In an
effort TO destroy Germany.
n don't propose 10 waste
time commenting on many DE-
tails Of this pcvformspce,v ~
said.
No one In this country win be
deceived by distortions OF the truth.
and there IL already abundant EVIL
dence that Herr Won Hibbcntrop
has been no more successful In his
attempt TO mislead impartial OBJ
servers In all parts OF the world. I"
He said RIbbentrop had an
nounced the German Intention Of
fighting 10 the finish.
''1f that II. indeed. their de-
eision, there can he hut one
reply, and we are prepared 10
give IT, Chamberlain said.
One OF the questions which his
torians in the future will have TO
consider In how far the great
tragedy Of our times In due TO the
failure OF Herr Won Ribbentrop TO
comprehend either the policy or
the character Of the British pco-
pie" Chamberlain said.
He denied Ribbentrop's allega-
tion that the British people plotted
the war.
The whole world knows that no
government ever sought more ar
IDENTIFY to avoid war or took great
er risks 10 preserve peace than
did the government Of this coun-
try" Chamberlain said.
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NAW 70 HAVE U. s
SHIP. IT'S .Ac1UU'

ngn11N-~f German an6 ulnp-
sian spokssmen. IN statsmsute
hsrs ard Il Moscow. in6teato1
today Germany and Rnsnia ~
agreed that Germany n1soul1
have The captured Asnerican
steasnship CITY Of F1int. which =
German prizs crew sailed q ~
neutral Russian port q Mur.
mannh.
The position had hess tahea,
according 70 the intimatioans
that the city of Flint vas :
German priss. that 4 wno
sailed to Murmsnsk BY Z Ger
man prine crew becsuss IL 90
gipes were damaged. snd Inst
II would b. permitted 10 ieave
In charge Of the Germans afeeg
necessary repairs"
II was Indicated that. though
the Germans had been frsed
from internment. fhs Americas
cr<wmen u The City Of Flint
stIIl wers prisoners aboard Il
while the Russians ''vsrifIod
contents Of IL cargo"
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Unless Gov. clsrsnox u Martin
should Intervene ~ish executive
clemencs. Dr, berry. mssisile-skrsi
physician; James Issddses, oism-
pla tssi driver. ard William Nc
Aloan. former Montssano toNn
marshal. viii probably 30 To
prison this week
The hlrh courts action eioeed
their last possible appeal through
ths courts
They have been IN Thussson
county jail since thair attack
Aug. 10, ip3s. on Irving Baker.
whom DIR. Berry accused " raping
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-27
Stores InUite Boys
To Soap WindOUs

RIA, Kans.-Emporia
merchants today adopted the
adage-'If you can't beat EN-,
ioin 'em"-and told Halloween
celebrants to come on and smear
their windows. Prizes will be
offered boys who daub windows
most artistically with soap.
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PRETTY. sf.yesf-eld Mrs. u<ssr ~
= Ksy Fasvsh ~ July snssss party.
Ths fourth man snvsctsa 10 shs
case isni~ft nmlth sisa not NE
= petition fnf fshssrins ~ttk ths
Supreme court
Wives ~ net1srk ssd sssse
are csvcsi~ssss pssssssss 49,.
lag etemueee, Iresn 0ssevsss
Martha.
TINS supreme courts femItiitufs
In the case will 20 down 10 ThnFs.
Ion county court In day or iva.
and The defendants are expected
10 b. SAINT 10 the penitsntissy by
the end ~ the week
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AstOr iii Plans
Visit To Astoria

ASTORIA, Ore. - John jacob
Astor, III, will visit Astoria, the
town his great-grandfather found
ed. for a few hours Friday, 1t was
announced here today. The New
Yorker will arrive in his private
car. The purpose of his visit was
not known.
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Nun - v ~ vonoGD - ~
essGe wese ssturno6 . ~ Aznog1~
cen srew, they would - fro -
footloeap 10 peoeped n Ds1eA Nlo1pr
ner - lhpy 800 ~.
Ne aaid that - meh1nx -
Representatives - tn nunn6nn
government fns return u ~ ~.
81. tn unite1 states am>onun1uv
was advissd = seate ~ Amogtenn
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Poland. Churchill said II had been
necessary for the Russians 10 act
TO protect themselves against the
Nazis.
Chamberlain scornfully replied
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AGED Man MT
BY AUTO DIES
OF HIS HURTS
Frank LeDuke. IL. Of
Sales Road Injured
on Sunday Fails to
Rally in Hospital

Frank Lepuks. Tl-yeAr-old
Sales raAd farmer. aho wss
struck down while walking on
the highway near hls home
Sunday evening. died ~ 4
o'clock Thursday morning IN
Pierce county hospital
when ftrss tsksn there ma eam.
dstlea ess not eonssststs-a asnrss-
Gus though he "a. cus ssfsosssas
seoas me bad and go ere LEG
Charles King II Farvress. arsvss
u tho car which hlt me elderly
pedestrian. vas Cleared ~ hiasne
hy county offiesss IN their FIRST
investigation Sunday night A
more complete quis ~ King and
other witnesses wiii Be made nOw.
viewer. undershef1ff Clyde
Knowles said.
Hooked ard R~iea<~d
King wa. booked Al the county
lsh sunasy si'ef me soes"'a' anu
iniInenia'sv released "i'""us osn'
me driver told deputy shsriffs
he was driving al ABOUT 20 '" 10
miles per hour, WIN hs ~'e anu
'hfee en''nfs" W e"e eA'' ""s"
IL DUKE appeared suenehas m
- -.
'front.' OF him' "el out on ,ns
pavemen, and with MA back To-
ward the traffic. Lights of an
on-eoming car also hsn nAmPefen
hts vision. he said.
$500 s,o.ss.u,.s
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DnpleSsis' National Union party.
which held a five-to-one advantage
in the old provincial legislature.
had won only rs OF the SO seats in
the new one.
The Liberal party. headed by
Adelard Godbout. for which the
national government at Ottawa
eampaigned vigorously in defense
of its war declaration on the side
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that she wanted TO be a CONNER
cial artist.
Shed come along nicely. despite
his first misgivings that she was
entirely too attractive To sketch
fashions for Marteis department
store. Not that he disapproved
of attractive girls, on the contrary.
If he were only rs years young
err, he unused.
Not Impossible
II might not be entirely impos-
sibIe Then he pulled himself
up with a jerk.
Romance between a man of so
and a girl of Fl was out of the
question.
Besides, jill had never shown the
slightest interest in him, except as
her employer.
She was very attractive, though.
he sighed. He liked the way her
brown hair rippled In soft waves
and made a perfect frame for her
oval face.
Blue Eyes
Her deep blue eyes always
startled him, looking out from be-
meath long brown lashes in a face
that was slightly olive in shade.
Utterly unconscious of her en-
ployer's scrutiny. JilPs pencil raced
on, her thoughts keeping pace al
though strangely enough they were
Continued on Page II, Column 81
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Chamberlain Smiles on Reds;
Scornfnlly Answers Germans

British Prime Mnissr Neville Chamberlain made \
friendly gesture toward Soviet Russia today when he told
the London house Of Commons the British government
believed ii had been necessary for the Red army occupy
part OF Poland protection against Germany
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TODAY'S WEATHER

Unsettled tonight, Sat. Temps:
High, 81; low, As. Sun rises 6:46;
sets 5:02.
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The Lady Is Reckless
ROB EDEN
BY ROB EDEN
CHAPTER ONE

Jill Talbot bent the drawing board shoulders hunched
the soft pencil held loosely in her right hand fairly flying
the paper.
Victor Oliver glanced at the where the girl was
working and nodded with approval That's what he liked to
among his employes-industry.
giving before portfolio draw
this younger chance when she
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Reds Expanding

TOkYO--All four northwestern
provinces Of china-shensi, Kansu.
Ningsia and Sinkiang- being
Sovietized, and the Chinese Com
munist army now ls moving into
shensi, the Japanese Domei news
agency said today. Domei said
the eighth route or Chinese Red
army--120. 900 strong and led by
Gen. Chu Ten. the Red Napoleon"
lis moving into Shensi from
shansi province. where 1t has been
opposing Japanese occupation.
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Nazis Grow Strict

BERLIN - Germany frightened
its control over communications
with foreign countries today. OFF,
cials said that henceforth all tele-
grams must be signed and de-
livered to specified telegraph Of
fees. II was added that telephone
calls to foreign countries could be
made only from telephone numbers
authorized by the government.
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LONDON--Foreign Secretary
viscount Halifax today Justified
the Soviet invasion Of Poland
n q defensive move. and am
nounced 10 the house Of lords
that Britain In studying the
possibility of Increasing Anglo
Soviet trade ON a barter basis.
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and government control. One seat
went 10 an independent. one 10 the
National party. and one Was In
doubt.
Prime Minister w. L. Mackenzie
King At Ottawa said, The re-
suits at the polls have shown
above all else that the people Of
Continued on Page 2. Column ~
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PrO>War Liberals Win Test
AT Polls in Quebec Province

MONTREAL - Participating Quebec province has
oused by overwhelming the government Premier
Maurice Duplesss which opposed the policies of the
dominion government. election returns showed today.
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COLLECTORS N
TAX DIVISION
CHARGE
One. Already Jailed.
Worked Out of Of
flee in This City:
Quixx IL Continued

VII II sA--sANe HsAH AAs
N al here today Ard fauF
otheFx charged With rm.
bessling state sAx funds fni.
sowSng action ~ Thurst0n
county grAnd Jury late wed.
nesaay IN returning five 10.
dscimeufs
Al fssx mrn nnasctea wxre REID
sEsnts ~ ~ state ssx ossnmtmasua
and awe chArrsd wssh staAttns
from sssa g. s. 90 Tsss grand
IuFe ssna rsieasca = partial rsgseFs
90 10 lnxrsisE - the tan
eemaisssun stFoasly erstNsunx u
fss failure e rsoseeats sAs sm.
texrieTs
Brft Laird soErnsr nsid sgeni IN
the Tacoma office. wzs ARRESTED IN
Tacems "Wednesday nlsht ~ sher-
iff l.. c. Bantaner and Iotgesi In
jaii here On s. 600 ball Two 9th.
eFs unzi,s Indictment were reported
% he " the Spokane area and their
arrest VAS expected shortly
Th~ Information filed against
Laird charged him with mis-
appropriation Of account. ~
pubic officer and with grand
larceny. n !. alleged that be-
tween Nov. Is. 1897. and dune
IA. this year. he stole s4oe ,n
state tan funds.
lie collected the money IN Pierce
county and failed 10 turn Il over
10 the tar commission in Olympia.
the charges said.
TWO MEN HUNTED
The fourth and fifth men indicted
havc been sought by law officers
for several years. r. w. sherry,
former agent in charge OF the
Longview office. aiiegediy en-
bezzled $500. Of which all but
81 900 was recovered from his
bonding company. He escaped to
California and twice nearly was
captured there. The nth was
Harold w. Brashear, field agent
in the Seattle office. vino took
about $500.
The jury criticized the tar COM
mission for hiring Sherry without
investigating his prior criminal
record and for offering him leni-
ency n he would return the stolen
money. Instead. ne fled from the
state.
JURY PUSHES AHEAD
Today the jury was believed to
be continuing its investigation OF
the 1889 Legislature. For two
hours II questioned Lieut. Gov. Vic
tor A. Meyers Wednesday night
Meyers now is acting governor,
in the absence of Gov. Clarence ID.
Martin. who is in San Francisco.
Before going before the jury,
Meyers commented; Il guess I'll
plead guilty. then pardon myself.
II was believed the jury interro-
gated him on his expense accounts
during the Legislative session.
BOARD CRITICIZED
Chief criticism of the grand jury
in its report against the tax COM
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column ~
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conception Of maritime law. ana
demand that, under internationa1
law, the vessel be freed.
The Germans seized the chip
while It was bound for England
with : cargo they commended main
ly was contraband.
Soviets ION Spot
HuIps disclosure that tho UniteA
states views Of international law
were put squarely to the Soviet
government raised the possibility
that The Soviet neutrality poeltioa
win BE- finally and definitely claFir
fled.
Steinhardt, Hull disclosed. calIad
to Russia's attention the 1917 caee
Of the British ship Appan, which
was seized by German raider ard
conducted into the port Of NOS
folk, Va. A libel was filed against
the ship by it, original owners,
and the case resulted in supreme
court decision fresins the vsssel
Point to Article "a
steinhardt also called to IN
soviets' attention article n. Of the
Hague convention OF 1907, which
specified that prizes Of war should
be conducted into neutral ports
only temporarily under stress q
storm, lack Of supplies. unsea-
and similar causes.
The United States position, -
Hull pointed out. has long been
that neutral ports could not b
Continued oa Psss ~. colunn q
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Balkans Nervous

BUCHAREST - Rumania and
Turkey today sent foreign office
experts to Moscow with tentative
proposals TO reconcile Russia to
Turkeys pact with Britain and
France; Rumanian officials at
Constanza reported that Russians,
as precaution, had mined entrances
to sebastapol on tip Of Ukraine in
Black sea; Rumanians and Turks
hoped to draw Bulgaria into Balkan
combine as sequel to tri-power act.
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RANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ..,.... SO, Oes, 900
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Fugitives Caught
PORTLAND, Ore.-Fr,

EO*E E@FDf OF@F EtI 1f1DIE
Anderson, n, and Melvin c. Schulz
ert, rs, who escaped from a dep
uty sheriff near Pasco, Wash,
Oct. 10 while being taken to prison
at Walla Walla, were held here
today as fugitives from Washing
ton state penitentiary.
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lie collected the money IN Pierce
county and failed 10 turn Il over
10 the tar commission in Olympia.
the charges said.