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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
WAIT VERDICT
IN WIS. TRIAL

Still celebrating Wednesday
afternoon after a night locked up
were jurors In the Walker-Sheehy
mail fraud trial. who took the
case in their hands Al 4 05 Tues
day afternoon
The marathon trial longest in
history Of the federal district
court. started Oct Is. and has
been In progress four days a week
since. with only a few layoffs
clyde u Walker. promoier-lsw.
yer from Vancouver, Wash. has
been defending himself and Justin
b. Sheehy Of Seattle against
charges OF use Of the mails 10
defraud investors in Mount
Baker coal property and In two
deals 70 open closed banks.
Hearing evidence for the IS
weeks have been seven men and
five women, all from Tacoma:
Howard Logan. t0ll 80 Thomp-
son: Mildred Gregory. il03 No.
SIN. William Alexander. 1910 No,
18TH. Raymond Rsmsbeck, 1907
No. 18th: ". T. Mccarthy. 320s
No. 1fth; Edward HendficssOn,
1lI5 No Anderson: Antoinette
Nichols. 707 No. !; Orysl Park
hurst, s3il 50 J Eva Grace
Baker Butcher. 62l 50. Yakima
Minnie Wells. 1915 so. sth. Harold
J. Notion. si0 50. 18TH, and lone
seff 1907 No. TIN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
PAJAMA
BUCKET GROUP
PUTS OUT FIRE
Although Three Held
~ Fircbug Suspects
New Fires Keep All
Scattlites Agog

SEATTi.E--A pajama-clad
bucket brigade WAS pressed
into service today to fight a
fire allegedly started hy Se-
attle's new pyrumAniac In a
lower town apartment house.
An attempt 10 set fire 10 the
Union stoekYsfds was thwsrtesi
when firshus suspect wss chased
from IN. suen. after = fist fight
With a nishiwatehmsn
The hlsxs In the apartment
house vas started IN a uiosss on
The second fioor and might havr
resulted In great damage had IL
not been discovered by . tenant.
Tho man saw smoke fliierlng under
the door and spread the alarm.
Approximately - psJams.ciad
tenants af tho Court apartments
formed bucket brigade and had
the blaze under control befor. fire.
men arrived.
IL looks like there IL fire.
hugs club in town. ihs apart.
ment manager said mo matter
how many suspects they pick up
there IA always soms firebux
carrying on
Three suspects are In custody ut
present. One. i2.ysar.old hoy.
has confessed ~ fires,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
elevator MEN
IN NEW STRIKE

NEW YORK Elevator opers.
tors and other employees ~ sxt0
OF the eityis buildings mont Of
them In the congentsI garment
center vent an strike today tn
force acceptance Of . labor con-
tract Union officials said the
strike had ''parslyfed'' business
operations in thu district.
Approximately 1000 operator.
we're on strike. union officials said
nj mid.marnlns pfedirfins thai
shortly 1000 others would Join the
walkout
Tens ~ thousands NJ workers
arriving At lofts, factories snd ~.
fees found towering buildings
some ~ them 80 stof.ss high
without elevator service and picket
lines formed on sidewalks outside.
a thres-Sssf eonifa1t between
the union and the Penn sone and
midtown realty associations ~xs
pifsd last midnight. The unlaa
demands t0.nour week and 10
per cent Wage increase Formerly
they worked a ss-houf wreck 81
wages ranging from ga 10 szsTs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
STOLEN TRUCK
AND S575 CASH
ARE RECOVERED
Tenino Town Marshal
and State Patrol
Catch Portlanders
Following Robbery

0LYMPIA-An alert town
marshal at Tenino and a COR
don of state patrolmen landed
three alleged Portland safe
crackers in Jail early today
about an hour after they had
stolen the safe from garage
at Tenino.
Town Marshal Bob Evans Of
Tenino noticed the safe was miss
ing at $50 a. m. when he passed
the garage. He called State Patrol
man Chef Spencer and within a
few minutes a blockade had been
thrown over two counties.
Less than an hour later. Evans
and Spencer intercepted a car
carrying three men at the junction
of the Deep Lake road and the
Pacific highway south of Tenino.
The men, who officers said adj
nitted the crime and led police
back to where they had chopped
open the safe, were Charles Flick
lin. owner of the car, Milton Ber-
gessen and J. T. Spence, all of
Portland. The three were placed
in the county Jail after they made
their statements at the state patrol
office.
Bergessen and Ficklin admitted
connection with a similar safe rob-
berry at Castle Rock last week
when a safe was cracked open and
dumped out near the Pacific high
way south of Toledo. State Patrol
Sergeant George Fisher said.
Officers recovered S575 in cash
and checks that had been taken
from the Tenino safe. A truck
stolen TO haul the safe away also
was recovered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
MAYOR SIEGLE Still
SUFFERING FROM FLU

Mayor Siegle vas stlll confined
10 mis- bed Wednesday by a pro-
longed attack Of fu. though his
secretary. vs.. J. CAM. reported
Siegle had spent a more restful
night and that his temperature
had been reduced
Less favorable reports came
from St Joseph's hospital concern
ing the condition Of Charles p.
Gleason, citys chief electrical in
spector who mad been III since
Sunday with heart attack. Gles-
sons on dition was reported
critical.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
GIN Executives
Visitors Here

W. q Knaassn. president. ".
~ Grant. vice president In
charge u sales, ana Lawrence
= Fisher. vice president and
director. all Of General Motors
corporation. were Tacoma usl-
tors Tuesday when they paid
Informal calls on local General
Motors dealers.
Mr., knudssn. speaking for
nis associates, expressed assur-
snce that 1889 would record a
very definite Improvement In
conditions In general ana In the
automobile industry In par
ticulsr.
This year Will be good ono
Tor automobile dealers. ne said.
Gee photograph on page 7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
STATE HOSTS
LIQUOR PRICES

OLYMPIA - The state liquor
board today increased liquor prices
as much as II per cent to raise
the revenue to the state, counties
and cities from its sale.
The increase came in the face
of bills before the legislature di-
recting the board TO increase it's
MAKEUP. Gov. Clarence D. Martin
filed a bill Monday providing for
an increase from 25 to 35 per cent
in the boards net profits.
What effect the present increase
in prices will have on the bill was
not known since the board now
will be levying approximately that
amount Of tax on liquor.
OLYMPIA : Gov. Clarence D.
Martin today handed to House
Speaker John y. Sylvester a bill
to aid cities by increasing their
share of liquor profits 800 900
a year.
The bill, in effect, would pro-
vide that all Of the additional
revenue from the liquor price in
crease which went into effect to-
dav in all stores and agencies
should be handed on to cities. The
higher prices were expected to
raise 1900, 900 more money.
Under the governors measure
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
ARREST DRIVER
OF AUTO WHICH
HURT 7ACOMAN
Investigation Being
Conducted by City
Police; L. c. Larson
Is in Hospital

Martin Novitcke, %, of
5416 So. Proctor St, was be-
ing held in the city jail We'd
nesday for investigation of an
accident Tuesday night IN
which his auto struck down
and injured l.. c. Larson, %,
at seth and So. Tacoma way.
Larson. who was hit not far
from his home at 1921 So. Tacoma
way. was taken TO the county hos
pital. where he received treat
ment for decorations, shock and
a neck injury. His condition was
not believed 10 be critical.
Police Lieut.. William Farrar
and Officer II. F. Wiley. who in
vestigated the accident, said that
Novitcke had aided l.. F. Dixon,
operator of a popcorn wagon, IN
getting Larson off the street but
had left Immediately afterward
without giving his name.
They said witness of the mis-
hap had followed Novitcke 10 60Ol
So. Ferry st, and later informed
them OF his whereabouts.
Admits Accident
Farrar and Wiley stated that
Novitcke readily admitted striking
Larson with his car. He explained,
they said, that he had struck the
pedestrian when he had attempted
to walk across the street against
the red light.
Witnesses, however, according 10
police. said that 1t was Novitcke
who had driven against the red
light.
Three other Tacoma motorists
suffered various injuries when two
cars smashed into light poles.
Most seriously hurt was Jesse A.
Stacey, As, of 1904 So. Junett st,
who suffered cuts on the head and
knee and possible rib fractures.
Dazed AT Time
Stacey, when found by police,
was standing by his car near So.
Tacoma way and Oakes ST. in A
condition too dazed to give an ac-
count of what had occurred Off
GERS said the machine had crashed
into a telephone pole. Attendants
at Bridge clinic Wednesday were
holding him for further observa-
ton.
Charles Rasmussen, 26. Of 40
So. 18th st. who said he ran into
telephone pole when he was
blinded by lights Of an oncoming
car. also was given emergency
treatment at Bridge clinic He SUI
fered cuts on his legs.
Annabelle Gallagher, %. Of 1880
So. Ainsworth ave, passenger in
the car, sustained bruises In the
smash-up. Both were released by
clinic attendants after administer
ing first aid
Said to have been injured when
the car in which she was riding on
the Mountain highway skidded and
overturned Tuesday night Mrs.
Nellie Balmer OF Route 4. Box 234,
Tacoma, was under observation at
st. Joseph's hospital Wednesday.
Attendants said the woman suf-
fered fractured shoulder and
bruises The accident occurred
lust few miles south OF the city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
INCOME TAX MEASURE
ASKS One PCT. GROSS

OLYMPIA-Th first tax-rais-
ing measure Of any size to be filed
in the legislature to date was sub
mitted TO Sens. Leroy L. Todd, D.,
Skagit. and Frank l.. Morgan, D.,
Grays Harbor.
The bill provided for one per
cent excise tax on all gross in
comes in the state and would raise
s14 900 900 year. The tax would
be levied on all persons and cor
porations and would be in addition
TO the present state business tax.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
Congregation Votes to Keep
DR.. Brumbaugh; Elders Quit

PRESBYTERIAN church three years
ago. Interruptions from the floor
and occasional boots and boos
punctuated the parliamentary con-
duct of the meeting.
II represented approximately 500
of the 900 members Of the hide
pendent Bible church. Nearly 700
TO 100 favored reinstatement Of the
pastor on the standing vote
Resigning. With statements that
the issue was not A personal quar-
rel with Dr. Brumb sugh. but one
over representative or dictatorial
government Of the church, were
CONTINUED on Page u, Column -
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WASHINGTON - Sen. William
f Borah r. Ida. was taken to
Emergency hospital In an am
bulance today and 1t was reported
without confirmation that he was
suffering from pneumonia.
The 73-year-old dean of the SEN
ate had been III with the grippe
for several days.
DR. George Calver congressional
physician, said that the senator
had been taken to the hospital but
that he knew nothing of his oondi-
ton.
"All ! know" Calyer said, lis
that the senator has been suffering
from the grippe. A lot of sena.
tors have had The same trouble. I
am trying now TO find out just
what has happened"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

After a stormy meeting at Scot
fish Rite cathedral Tuesday night,
members Of the Independent Bible
church OVERRIDE the decision OF
their elders session to dismiss DR..
Roy Talmage Brumbaugh and gave
their pastor a vote Of confidence.
The action resulted in resignation
Of eight elders who had voted the
dismissal. Whether they and their
followers will leave the church was
not made clear.
Fervor of the argument Tuesday
night resemnled that Of the meet
ing in which the Brumosugh fol-
lowers separated from the FIRST
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

Fffts tibaIhl tftf hsAttt VI ~
tor lack Of suitable auditorium
u IL not possiDls 10 hold snoN IN
this city under ons foof. ami 40
the Tacoma Au,0fnobils Dealers
association has designated the week
Of zen. % n as Open House
Week All members ~ the ssso-
elation VIII keep their plates 81
business open during shs evening
hoafs.
Thousands ~ Tseomana have not
seen al the nsw 1883 models ard
many hays not seen any W them
where they could be inspected con-
ysnisntly. Nest week si.l BE- the
time 70 30 just THAT thing Dealers
af0NrDoms ain be decorated for
the occasion and the public "a
invited 10 see iss fagoslls models
under the most deal conditlonA
"Opss HOUSE We<ks IN to
get away 10 fIyisg start with
. ~kieh-sffs breakfast In fhs
Junior ballroom ~ the Wia-
fhsop NJ 1850 Monday morning
which will b. attended BY 10
entire dealer osgAaixstion.
numbering In the nsighhss-
hood Of $50.
kMO viii broadcast the event
from 4 till $50, during which time
q program Of fun, music and show
news viii constitute tne opening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
TWO FOOTBALL MEN
FOUND DEAD IN AUTO

tANIA HAHBANN The hfsflsf
Of two Santa Eafbars State col
legs football players were diaeOs.
cred today In wrecked sgtomo-
Bile just OF the San Marcos Pas
Dy an oil truck driver.
The youths we're Identified a.
Joseph Stanley Cheney. ~. and
Charles shoenbsrgsr. is. VINO left
their Santa Barbara homes yes.
tsfday for = day In the sn1yp that
covers Figuefoa mountains. 20
miles from here In the Los psdrss
national forest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
F|REbUG SETS new bLAz E
LIGHT
An Inside Picture Of
Financial and Polit.
ical America

WASHlNGTON-ln a con-
fidential preview of disclosures
in the life INSURANCE invesu-
CATION. SEC Chairman Doug
las has told his O'Mahoney
anti-monopoly colleagues that
he expects it to be the most
important inquiry in years.
Douglas will pattern procedure
along the lines Of Charles Evans
Hughes study of New York COM
panies when the twentieth century
was in economic swsddling clothes
the performance which gave the
chief justice his start in politics.
According to the present-day in
vestigator. the insurance people
have fallen into many of the evil
ways Hughes uncovered so long
ago.
Not since 1865 period of SO
years-has there been any check
on how the vast reservoir of in
vestment funds has been used.
Douglas intends to bring the pic
ture up to date and hang it on the
committee wall.
The inquiry will barely touch
the costs or benefits of insur-
ance to the policy holders. IL
will concern itself almost eN-
clusively with the manner in
which the handling OF these
huge resources has influenced
the nations economic and in
dustrial growth.
Behind the revelations will lie
the suggestion. which may later
be embodied in law, that manage
ment of so many billions should
be matter of governmental con-
Germ.
The particular proposal OF the
almost forgotten Hughes report
that chiefly interests Douglas
urged drastic limitation ON the
size OF insurance units.
In milder language but strange
~ similar to Ickes-Jackson attacks
on concentrated wealth, the fu-
ture chief justice urged that
maximum assets for any company
be fixed at $500, 100000 and that
annual new business be restricted
to s150,000,000.
Some companies today. Douglas
noted, have assets totaling three
billion, and are forced to find in
vestment for 81 100000 every day
of the year. He agrees fully with
the Hughes statement that their
membership is so large and their
resources so vast" that their
magnitude if permitted to grow
unrestricted will soon become a
serious menace to the commun-
ity"
Hughes also dwelt on a prob
lem which the SEC chairman re-
vived only recently-the need for
assumption of more responsibility
by directors as a curb on the
practically irresponsible power
exercised by executive officers
Continued on Page 6, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
WOULD BAR AMATEUR
PHOTOS FROM SALE

OLYMPIA A bill aimed 10 pre-
vent amateur photographers from
selling THAR pictures was filed IN
the house to-day by ftsp David
co~rn. d, spokane. IN the form
II q measure requiring al pho
togrsphsrs 10 pass state sx.mlns-
TONS and obtain t25 iiesns~s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

Even members close 10 the gov
ernor are among those VINO want
70 shear Ernst Of power.
Probably tney'll do IL this way:
Within three weeks a broad meas
ure TO reOrganize the social secur-
ity department and overhaul its
policies and methods viii be intro
duced.
In this bill will h. provision
for setting up soms sort of
board or commission 10 func-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

ton zs state social security
boss.
Ernst may retain = post ua-
der such q board, but, judging
from sentiment among msm-
b~rs here, the days of one-man
social security rule are num-
bered-
Opposition To Ernst has grown
steadily in recent years. Now II
seems approaching q head. For
Continued on Page 5. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
QUADRUPiETS, ALL
GIRLS, DOING FINE

GALyE arON qssdrvpi~ss
acre bora 20 Mrs. W. =. Nadxstt
hsfs today.
The hanlss. All girls. wsrs hora
In ~. Mary's lnsirmafY Astsnds
anita reported that tnsy ~srs IN
fins snaps and that tns meshse
Nas doing splendldiy#
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

NALENCIA--Ten Italian
airplanes from Malorca
dropped 100 bombs on the
port of Valencia today.
killing five persons. wound.
ing II. destroying several
houses and sinking the
British ship Cardin.
srpRo. woolLc, Robert
A. Amburksy. 90. working On
a night shift In shingle mill
Of the skagii MN Co Al 10y.
man, fen into the furnace and
was burned 10 death today
HE apparently slipped and
went feet first into an opening
only ~ BY 20 inches. which
was fiat on the floor.
HO>oltLt-tive years at
hard labor was melted eut as
punishment today 90 Pvt Ken
Fiiegelman. mechanic from
Brooklyn who taught experts
something new about the
srmy's bigges, bombing planes,
lie managed = take-off be-
fore his snperiofs were aware
of what Was happening and
flew five miles before he
struck a light wire and cracked
up In y cane field.
rORTLA>D--A bold young
thlrf escaped with more than
$500 from the bohemian
restaurant during the busy
lunch hour today after hold
Ing up one of the owners and
striking him an the head With
the butt Of = gun,
MOSCOW - An Official
communique tonight said
seven Japanese were killed
or wounded in a battle with
Soviet troops over posses
sion of an island near
kallasteuvskaya in III e
Argun river.
WAsiiiNGION--Itsp. Mel
win Mas, n. MINI. informed
the house naval affairs COM
mltiee today that he has In.
formation that Germany Ia
building a Pacific air base In
the Caroline Islands with the
consent Of Japan.
WtsuIsGTON An in
creasing bloc 81 senator's de.
manded today that President
Roosevelt inform the country
fully about his policy ~ Civ
ing France and Britain MAJ
teriAl aid In building up their
defensss against sEgfsEaor
states
NAsut>GrON-~fbe house
b, voice vote today passed .
resolution by Hep. John Coch-
ran, D., Mo. setting up = com
mittee Ia draft q new gov
ernmsntai reorganization biil.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
81 Commerce Harry T.. Hop
kins said to-day thai IA is 60
sentisi 10 insure business fair
and reasonable profit. n ma
tionaI income u Ia h. In
creased.
pONGIAsu--Df Clarence
True Wilson. famed ss-ysar.
old prohibition Adyoe ate ana
Methodist leader, fought for
his life today against . fail
ing heart
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

able 10 support their needy
Kin.
nv Tacoma Times staff writer
CAPITOL. Olympia--"And
they stand bewildered in the
land. in this year of golden
jubilee" Thus quoted Che
lan's septuagenarian senator,
John Ferryman. Tuesday AS
the senate vigorously debated
the governors three stop
gap" social security measures.
But, bewildered or not, the
senators had aplenty to say.
First measure on the calendar
was SB t6. which would establish
$50 per month as the maximum
old age pension. Sen. II. !. Kyle.
D.. Enumclaw, leader of the group
that would liberalize the Measure.
moved that II be indefinitely post
poned.
White.haircd Sen. tDrl q b.
Kerstetter. Tacoma, took the floor.
Il think this IL n proper notion
he said. This Is the most I'M
portant subject wen have 10 CON
slider here this year. II IN wrong.
as this bill does. To give one man
fthc state social security directory
power TO decide the fate Of PEN
sioners and 1t Is wrong 10 make
the limit $50.
Fight surges All Day
That was the beginning ~ con-
flict that sufged throughout the
day. Repeatedly, amendments OF
the liberal group" were beaten
down by the smoothly fnnctioning
senate majority.
When the days sitting end
ed, two of the measures had
been passed b, the same vote.
sI-Is, and the third. 81 ~.
had been made q special order
Of senafr business for noon
Wednesday.
At all times Pierce eounty's
delegation split 80 Sens Monty
Perciyal. Ralph he,oalf and Ted
Schroeder voted with the admin.
ls,ration majority. Sem. tMrsD
nalstrom and kerstetter
With the liberals
Explain. Attitude
Following n declaration by Sen.
Paul Thomas Of West Seattle that
peoples lives may depend on
what you do here today" Mrs
Malstrom rose 10 assert
Il am for the motion 10 post
pone action. think ~s should
realize the challenge to the people
Of this state that ~ contained IN
this legislation. We mus, look
after the interests Of those VIM
need protection and aid. Most Of
us. during our prediction cam
psigns. promised 20 do that.
I'VE cannot avoid our
responsibilities BY uss 81
aIibis. The nsedrd funds can
he raised somehow, II we're
allowed 10 take the time to
devise q method. Just as .
family does, vhen II has TO.
We can determine on an
emergency program and msks
II work
Il say We must fac. forward
and accept our responsibility"
Sen Leroy Todd % Anacortss
asserted 30 per cent 81 the revenue
Continued on Page - Column 81
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LEGIS.LIGHT
Politicians
10y r.oems Time. staff writer

CAPITOL OIympla-POwerflI Democratic leaders IN The
legislature plotting the downfall Of Social Security
Director Charles f. Ernst and very probably when this
26th session is ended Ernst no longer will be Washngons
welfare car.