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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
BANDIT
GETS S11 IN
HOLDUP HERE
Highwayman Waits
at 9th and Tacoma
Ave. Terminus to
Rob TRIP Employe

Another bus robbery. SINH
lar to one staged at Manitou
recently, was committed Fri
day evening al 9th and Ia
coma ave-, terminus OF the
Tacoma ave. T. +. & p. line,
police said Saturday.
w. A. Link of 1881 SO. Park
ave. driver of the bus, informed
Officers Al Farrar and George
Burgeson he was robbed Of Sl1 in
silver about $50 p. m. by q soft
voiced youth of Is.
Link said the stranger walked
up to the bus as if to get on. As
he opened the door, the robber
pulled an old-looking revolver from
under his raincoat and ordered
Link TO hand over his money
pouch.
Never mind the small stuff, "
the robber ordered. Hurry up and
quit stalling."
As he spoke. the youth pulled
handkerchief over his face.
Link said the highwayman
walked away after being handed
the money bag.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
~ UNITED rasss

While Generalissimo Fran
cisco Frances Nstionslists
swept through Catalonia to-
day towards probable vic
tory in the civil war. which
Mussolini halls ss a triumph
for fascism. Great Britain
served notice on the world that
she IL ready for war II II has
10 come.
The British csDiBsi vas tsshpf-
fled Ia place iN,rd Cbstfisld. srt.
aims ystsraH "big navy man. la
charge u liz entire dsfsnss pro-
gram. designed a. build up the
navy. srmy and air force - in
yineibis strength.
Tine appointment WAS prsesasd
By . bausgs 81 speeches by cab
met ministers. all designed 10
emphasize the empires might and
readiness 10 defend iiself
Chief Developments of the DAY
were
FAhfs Inc esD,nst ssTssd 20
grant haven "a refugees. D't did
Dot specify how many 1sasld ~
accommodated Hundreds ~ som.
munlsis we're arrested Ia demon
sifatlOH along the t,aisyafas. as-
lasnaing that the ssOrdsr bs Upensd
freely.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
NAT|ONAL|STS
DRIVING FOES
|NT0NEW TRAP
Franco Forces Keep
Rapid Fire Advance
Going, With Tanks
and Autos in Van

Copyright, 1889. by United press)
BARC observation-disclosures
troops. driving An apparently
disorganized republican army
into a trap at the French bor-
der along the Mediterranean,
occupied Caldetas today and
pushed on TO Arenys de Mar,
on the coast - miles north of
Barcelona.
The Nationalist shock troops
were blasting path up the two
main Catslonian north.to-south
highways with tanks. armorod
cars and bombing planes.
Their progress was so swift that
they gave the republicans no
chance 10 reform their lines and
make a stand.
The Moors and legionnsires
of the Moroccan corps, the most
seasoned fighters OF the National
ist army, were selected for the task
OF mopping up all Catalonia and
leaving the republicans isolated
and virtually surrounded In the
small area which they hold in
south central Spain.
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The squad VIII be eompfsssd 81
Officers Harry Liindb~fs. w. \
Morrison. n e Aagsn. Charles
zlttsl and n & Nelson. Thsy viii
work under serEt Larry Amund.
ssn 10 marking cars aud directing
traffic
The traffic squad WAS one az
several personnel changes I. be-
eoms effective Feb. !. according
to Lyons The changes we're con.
fined Ia pstfulmsn. he sald rfs~i
ear crews aud other branches ~
the police department viii remain
unchanged for the time being
Other sfIlssrs assigned 10 ne~
duties include jobn Hisksf, frat
relief Jaiiefi Dave Penn. lower
broadway bsst. frat relief Walter
issnies. upper fseii ~st. third
relief. i,o#ses Savage. relief man.
day shirt iisft barber. lDwrf Pa
cifie, Second relief " v Nelson.
depot beat. sreond relief. N y
fhors. Tacoma svs. ssenBd relief
At raui. X st, third r,lisf. " y.
sstsc heck. lower Broadway. third
relief A Is Dyhsman. Tacoma
ave, third relief
ssfrt. Lyon said the shifts were
made 10 increase efflaisney and lo
most eases were in response 10
the 0ffisrfs' o~n preferences
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Plane Purchase
Probe Continued

WASHINGTON The sen I 2
military affairs committee agreed
today to continue its inquiry into
French airplane purchases in this
country to determine whether
more rigid legislation is necessary
TO protect u. s. military secrets.
The committees decision was
reached after General Malin Craig.
army chief of staff. testified con-
corning the presence Of a French
air ministry representative aboard
latest-type Douglas bombing
plane that crashed Monday at Lo.
Angeles.
Committeeman agreed that Gen.
Craigs testimony should be kept
secret in the interests of the
country" said Chairman Morris
Sheppard. D. Tex.
1T was profoundly confidential
and completely off the record,
Sheppard said.
The committee summoned 9.
Grant Mason. 2 member Of the
Cv1l Aeronautics Authority, TO
testify Monday Sheppard said
Mason's testimony would deal with
the French case in only an Incl
dental manner IN that II Will be
confined to types and structures Of
airplanes
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At Border Line

PEKTHuS. France French bor-
der police. heavily reinforced by
troops. forcibly returned 10 Spain
tonight 5000 male refugees OF
military age who were among
$4,000 frantic span,ards seeking
haven In France.
The refugees streamed towards
the border In uneounted thousands,
who cboked the roads leading
north from Corona. Men, women,
children, the aged and crippled,
huddled In misery along the road
side M night closed down
Women and children and those
not of military age were permitted
to remain.
Refugees were pouring through
the Pyrenees passes ~ clad. with
out food, and desperate for aid At
some frontier towns they surged
back and forth few feet from
the frontier. awaiting their chance
for safety. shelter and food.
More than $50 900 refugees were
reported in the Puigcerds region
alone, many Of them soldiers. They
were camped along the roads.
which were knee deep In icy slush,
and dashed by Intermittent snow
stoi ms. II was said the refugees
had had no food for days.
Observers could see thousands
Of n rRlers struggling through
the grim mountain passes
The French state railroads TINS
morning provided for the evsous-
ton Of the first batch Of 900
refugees In 10 special trains. They
viii be taken to concentration
camps IN the interior.
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WPA CHECK STOLEN
FROM HER MAILB0X

Several thefts including money
and property. were under invesu-
CATION By police Saturday.
Mrs. Irene n. Maher. S02 50.
25d IT. reported her WPA check.
made out for the sum Of about
$50 was stolen from her malloox
Friday afternoon. p. L. Thompson.
520e Thompson ave. said someone
stole $50 in cash from the pocket
Of MS suit while u was hanging
IN the locker room Of a bakery al
3sth and Yakima ave. where ne
Is employed
Albert Z. Martin. 6s4l South
Tacoma way. reported the theft
OF several tools from ms parked
car Friday night. Four kegs Of
railroad spikes and 200 hardwood
pegs were stolen from Milwaukee
railroad SECTION mouse near keni.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Tacoma Girl Bridesmaid at
Friends Wedding in Berlin

Word received BY cable Saturday
morning told Of the marriage In
Berlin. Germany Of Mas Drusills
Albert n Seattle 70 Mr.. Ceorg.
Kidd n tho United Press staff N
Berlin. The bride. VIM II we'll
known in Tacoma. u the daughter
Of Mrs Charles 3 Albert Mrs..
Sarah TrusK Albert Of Seattle
Biss Elyira Grggs. daughter o.
Mr. Herbert 5. GrlggS and the
late Mr. Cnggs. acted az brides
maid. while Mrs. Frederic Oechs-
ners Wss HIAtroB u honor Mr.
Oeehsners heads the United Press
bureau In Berlin
Other witnesses we're Mr.. and
Mrs Prentiss Gilbert. Mr. 10
Besttie Of the Berlin United Press
and Mr.. Dana Ho1gden. Ar. Gil
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HURD ARRANGEMENT
PUT OVER TO FEB. 4

Arrangement ~ G v Hafd, 40
yesrsOid tavern operator. VIM 10
charged with operating hlx ma
chine while under the influence 81
intoxicating liquor. was post pOned
until Saturday. FEB. Z. BY Judge
Card saturday
Hufd ~ accused of operating ths
automobile which struck Afs, Ruth
". f'tisOn, Jan. as she VAS walk
Ing across the Intersection at 20
and 81 Helens ave. shssrlng of
her night lex when " sss caught
in the rear bumper
The tavern operator ia presently
AZ liberty on ". 900 bond.
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N. P. SWITCHMAN'S ARM
SEVERED AT SHOULDER

chsfiss q Rooney. Northern pa
elfie railway sNitehmsn rhos< arm
sss severed at the shoulder Ffi-
day when . locomotive ran over
him. was reported soms~ hat is-
proved Saturday al the Northern
Pacific b0spital
Rooney was gwen . blood trans.
fnsi0n Friday night, and seemed
stronger Saturday he WAS In
Iarsd while stepping onto the foot.
board Of an engine In the ". r.
yards here. He lives at t5i0 Ia.
& ST
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LIGHT
An Inside Picture of
Financial and Polit-
ical America

WASHINGTON - DiStin-
suished guests at White House
concerts and musicales never
catch a glimpse of Henry
Yunge. but it is this white
haired, partially blind, ST.
year-old Emusic man to presi-
dents" to whom they are IN
lebted for their evening en-
-ertainment.
Since hundreds seek chance TO
show their stuff every year, rang
ing from child prodigies to mar
tial drummers as old as himself,
White House occupants long ago
were glad to drop the musical
problem in his lap. In fact, as
representativ of a famous piano
company. he chose the gold piano
for the first Roosevelt, and also
the instrument which replaced 1t
few weeks ago. He handles even
humber duties. furnishing tails
and ties for artists who forget the
sartorial nceties in their excite
ment over appearing before Amer
teas unerowned heads.
Presidential tastes in music have
been highbrow. Mrs. Taft prefer
red the kneisel quartet. President
Wilson admired PadereWski, Mrs.
Coolidge's favorite was Rachmani-
noff, Mrs. Hoover dotted on harp
ist. President and Mrs. Roosevelt.
Mr.. Yunge says. have keen and
fine musical sense. FDRs fayorite
choices are German lieder music
and Wagner.
The biggest big navy man on
Capitol Hill-perhaps in Washing
TOMS quiet. unassuming, home
loving Cal Vinson. whose most
striking characteristics on first
appearance are a ooyish smile and
a Georgia drawl.
A graduate of the famous Geor-
gia Academy after boyhood on
farm. Mr.. Ninson followed the
usual political pattern-law school,
n shingle that didn't pirouette too
profitably, the Georgia general
assembly, county judgeship, and
then congress-almost a quarter
of century ago.
Even in Republican regimes he
was a navy builder when he wasn't
cussing out the convokers of dis
armament conferences. He knows
so much about the navy because
he doesn't go in for formal society,
preferring to wade through naval
reports in his modest bungalow in
Chevy Chase.
This chairman of the house naval
affairs committee apparently forced
the presidential hand on Guam. He
proposed its fortification in a bill
framed in accord with the Hepburn
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TRAFFIC DEATH
DRIVER freed
Coroner's Jury Here
Exonerates Autoist
in Fatal Accident

A coroners jury OF five
men and one woman late Fri
day returned a verdict abb
solving Edward A. Vidovic,
21-year-old motorist, of Grim
inal negligence in connection
with the traffic death last
Sunday of Joseph p. Melon
aid. 80. of 1906 So. ] ST.
Mcdonald was instantly killed
when a motorcycle ne was riding
collided with an automobile driven
bv Vidovic on So. Park ave, near
So. s2d st. Vidovic resides at
4721 So. Puget Sound ave.
Vidovic. under questioning OF
Deputy Prosecutor Horace Geer,
told the jury he had completed his
lob at the Midway skating rink
and was taking Miss Evelyn
Spooner to her home at So. 1920
and So. l. SITS, when the mishap
occurred.
Describes Accident
The witness said he was driving
bout rs miles an hour when
a black object" suddenly doomed
in front of his machine The youth
said he sounded the vehicles horn,
swerved to the right and some
thing" nit the right fender
The car swerved again Vido-
vic related. and crashed into q
telephone pole.
Miss Spooner corrobOrated Vido-
vic's testimony She said when
she saw the black object. which
she could not distinguish as
motorcycle. she placed her hands
in front Of her eyes and kept them
there until the car nit the pole.
She said the impact broke two
of her teeth.
Under questioning OF juror.
Miss Spooner said she believed the
black object" was travelling south
on Park ave. the same direction
Vidovie was driving his machine.
Tail Light Burning
Nj. and MIS-. a. =. Sleet, VINO
reside Il 500 So Park ave. said
they az akened shortly after the
accident. which occurred about
l-l5 Z m. looked out q window
and saw d motorcycle IN front Of
their home on the street Both
expressed belief tn. tail light on
the motorcycle was illuminated.
VidoY1c and Miss SpOoner both
related the black obJect" vas not
Jurors who heard testimony and
Hettis Y Hayes. Alvin Swanson.
Clinton c. Hull, g A Manning.
H T. Simersl and Walter D.
Taylor.
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STARvAT|ON'S
SPECTER RISES
Quake Sufferers in
Chile Lack Both
Food and Water

SANTIAGO, Chile-Starva-
ton threatened today the sur
viyors Of Tuesday nights
earthquake which took more
than 10000 lives. making II
one Of the worst single dis
asters in the worlds recorded
history.
The FIRST survivors reaching the
outside world from the isysisd
town Of CsuqusneS where 1900
persona Nsr. Killed and z 800 in
jured reported that hundreds Of
children were starving and that
the situation wa desperate
CsnqueneS population vas 1000
Not one building was left intact
Reports by private and military
short wave radio brought reports
Of acute shortages. not only Of
food and water for the survivors.
but Of essential medical materials
with which TO treat the injured.
and u ssruHs and yaceinss to
fight IN. danger " epidemic.
Thousands 81 bodies eilii re-.
manned under the debris Of ruined
buildings. \ hot summer Eun
FASTENED natural decomposition.
adding ifnmessnrsbly 10 ths threat
~ epidemic. IN. stencil peryadsd
everywhere
A constant stream 81 planes
and trucks moved osf ~ herr,
loaded With food, water and
medical suppiis..
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SPEECH TEACHER AT
LINCOLN HIGH WEEDS

Aiss Laura LingenfelteT. Lincoln
high school speech teacher. Nas
married Friday 10 George Kauff-
man Of Olympia a. the home u
Mr.. and Mrs T. & Rummel. 5s0Z
So. J ST Dr.. Edward H. Todd.
president of the College Of Puget
Sound. read the marriage VOWS
The young couple left imms-
distsly for Spokane. where they
will spend their honeymoon. Upon
their return they will make their
home In cottage near Olympia.
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bert 10 brad of tho United states
en- bsssy in Berlin
According 10 the cattle received
~ the brides parents saturday.
the couple were married 81 two
ceremonies At sIs O'Clock sstuf-
day morning The fret. civil
ceremony, gss performed A. the
Bsfiln.sebo~neosrg city nall The
second service Nas read a. the
American mon dsnominatiOnsiJ
church ~ the Rev. Stewart Her.
man
Nj and Mrs. OscEansrs s1ll non.
Or M and Mrs Kidd ~ rsesD-
ton Saturday evening. after which
the couple viii leave for Italy 10
ri 81 Val AsrtellO. Following
their wedding trip. MI and MIS-.
Kidd Will b. al nome ~ Bsyreu-
tnsrstfssss "a. Berlin. W-sz.
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Boeing Clipper
Flies 10 Frisco

SAN t1AsCts<O Pan Amsfi-
can slr1sys 7t.passenxsr Boeing
Clipper. lAfxsst plane in tina world.
arrived In x~n Francisco today
from Astoria after . isIzNwsIy
maiden flight da,su the coast. 70
carried ~ psfsons sle ers,w and
eight officials
The giant flying boat. AmerIcA's
greatest bid for tr~uspceanic cir
supremacy. appeared over Ran
Francisco bay Al 1888 p "A. Il
eircied San traneiseo. Oakland
and other bay cities before heAd-
ing gracefully for Pan Americana
new terminal on Treasure Island.
ate Of the Golden Gate Interna-
.ionAi sxposition.
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LUNDBERC PURCHASES
BUS LINE INTERESTS

y q Lisdsefs. stsasx~r NJ the
IoDsalidstsd ffssspoftAtio1 Co.
ara th~ Tacoma AUTH stage depot
Al s'h AID Pacific ave. announced
Saturday ths pufehsa~ NJ the tn
isfssfs ~ Guy n ksliy and T.
frank hiSssy IN tWe bus lines,
giving him sole control Of both.
ons ~ tss Ilass operates ~
s@ssa Ashford snA Tacoma, the
othsr sstwssa chsnails ana A.
t0fia. Ore.
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lk 4
E||g|ll6IiI |Ils
~ y

ITHACA. \. Y. State
police said today that n
father, held with his wife
in connection with the death
of their five year old
daughter, Martha. had con-
fessed he disciplined the
child by branding her with
a red-hot iron.
James kearney, 80, also
confessed he had beaten the
child with a rivet-studded
belt, state police said.
kearney and his wife,
Agnes. "a, were arraigned
on charges of second degree
manslaughter.
BLACkPOOi. England-The
black coffin of Britain's unem-
ployed demonstrators was
borne through the streets to-
day, escorted by 200 delegates
10 a two-day conference of the
National Unemployed Work.
ers' Movement. Extra police
were on guard and there were
no disturbances.
VICTORIA, u. g. The body
of a woman. identified as Mrs
Delete Hanlan. IS. was found
on a seldom used road near the
Gorge Vale golf club today.
Identification was made
through an employment regis
trstion card found on the
body. The head had been
badly battered
sANDRINGHAM. England
The king and queen. Queen
Mary and the two young prin-
cesses watched three ROYAL
Air Force planes destroy" the
Sandringham estate today In
an imaginary raid 10 test the
organization of air raid pre-
cautions.
Planes SKINNED trees and
roof tops. swoopiDg and diving,
for nearly an hour.
DEL MAR, Cal.-Abe Espi-
nosa. Chicago professional and
Darsie l. Dsrsie, Los Angles
golf writer. scored best ball
of 66 for Is holes TO take an
early lead in the third annual
$4,000 Bing Crosby pro-ama-
teur golf tournament
The pair turned the first
nine in 81, five under par, and
went two over par for the last
three holes TO finish with 35,
one under par. coming in.
SEATTLE Coroner's dep
uties found the body Of Hans
Vuori OF Aberdeen in Puget
Sound today and Investigated
the possibility the man had
met with foul play.
Vuon had been missing from
Aberdeen since Jan. 10. when
he left for Seattle 10 pay a
$3.50 debt on a boat engine.
SAN PEDRO. Cal. The
Canadian destroyer. Ottawa,
flagship Of squadron Of four
destroyers en- route 10 the
West Indies. today rammed
into pier in Los Angeles
harbor. denting her bow.
A hasty check disclosed that
three plates high on the star
board side were badly dented.
The accident occurred during
heavy wind
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ON
LAND AND SEA
IS INCREASED
Prime Minister in
Policy Speech Tells
Dictators Britain to
War il Need Be

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chambsfialn'- statement was
pointed earlier In the day nv an.
nouncem-nt of cabinet rerhuffls
In which Lord chstfield. admiral
OF the fleet and blf navy cham
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ordination Of defense. entrusted
with building Hritsins navy, army
and air force 10 invineibis strength.
The .oe~.h ps~sumsbt, vac
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lion In an esgeriy.swsitrd state
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dent Rooseysit's statement 10 com
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sist any attempt Ia dominate Tho
world by force.
The premier IN . psshlmistic
mood, stou,ly defended his policy
Of spp@sssmsnt but Insisted that
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PORTLAND Or. Clarence True
Wilson, 81, noted churchman and
Champion of prohibition. lay scri-
ously ~ In Good Samaritan hos
piial today with heart trouble and
complications.
Dr. Wilson WAS removed 10 the
hospital last night from his farm
home at Gresham, Portland sub
urb. where he had been ~ for
fortnight. lie suddenly became
worse yesterday.
Or Wilson retired Ms executive
secretary Of the Methodist board
of temperance. prohibition ana
public morals in 1885 after serving
20 years
Until recently he apparently had
been In good health after recover.
iny from parslytio stroke tive
years ago lie previously suffered
a heart attack after a vigorous
prohibition address In Batavia.
N. Y, In 1884
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Tho sIaldsn hina rransss Drake
sailed nnTth 40 the rseisls. iuass
sna Spanish ships and settlements
en- Foatr
Hs sailed ssfoss me sgslstns.
saa atm nnfth. until he sessh>1
What IL shnut the latitude ~ Inc
present elty NJ nv~fefs
Then NJ hsadsd ~ssf sxasn. He
eaaia not 20 h~rk. hsssu1s the
apsnlsfts eculd hsse Killed nlu.
80 Ne sfussea the rsrfns. wenf
Down asnana the Cape NJ sserf
Hope. and N hack In England
tsis ship vas made = National
shrine, and parts ~ lts erra are
made into apeasss ehstf 81 t1x.
fnfti
Ne gave grid and silver IA fhs
gurru.
q ssw . deeply wn-rfsd gr~en
shore, he told her ef arr state
The aslssn wss deeply pleased.
'knssii' abs commanded Tnsa
she touched him IN ths shoulders
Arise Air rfanstss%
The frat white man 10 zee .uv
state had ~en snsshtsasd for No
sspinitl
NEXT Ress~s.
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DEAD MANS DOG
adopts" TACOMAN

OLYMPIA--Wayn. Ros. Of Ia
coma. the first man 20 com. along
and pull Angelo HOr1s Of San
Francisco from fatal automobile
wreck. has been adopted" by the
dead mans dog.
Pose pulled Norrls and the dog.
nine -months-old. full hlOo3sd Ger
man shepherd. from the yrseksge
Of Morris car near the Hisquslly
bridge Thursday Since his master
died the dog will make friends with
no one but Rose. VINO refuses 10
part with him
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URGES STIMULATION
OF PRIVATE INDUSTRY

WAsHISGTOS-The American
Federation 81 Labor. IN IT, monthly
survey Of business. predicted today
that a very real danger lies ahead
for 1910" unless plans are made
10 stimulate private lnd1stry.
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Spring Opening
Set for Mar. s

Tscomas annual spring opening.
sponsored by the Retail Trade
bureau. will DO held on Wednesday
evening. March s. at 30. II vas
decided by the bureau Friday
Chairman Of the event this year
will be John Swan, manager Of
Manning Inc.
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Traffic Squad Of Fine
To Operate Downtown


Establishment Of permanent trsffe squad Of five
To in the downtown announced saturday by
Police Chief Enar LAngseth and Sergt sherman Lyons
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
se0n1s ......s....... 81 zoo 900
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WEATHER AND TIDES

Unsettled tonight and TUESDAY.
Temperatures: High, as; low, ~.
sun rises. 1888: SETS. sos.
Tides Tomorrow