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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-10-12
maritime PIONEER PASSES

Funeral services for William Thomas
Lindley Of Spokane was held at the
M. E. church in Hartline Friday after.
noon. Mr.. Lindley was Big Benz
resident for SO years and former
maritime resident. Interment was in
the Hartline cemetery.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-10-12
PUBLIC AUCTION TUESDAY

The livestock and farming outfit
of George Smith will be Offered fol
sale at auction Tuesday, at the Smith
ranch Is miles from Coulee City on
the Leahy1Coulee City highway, with
Sandy Keith auctioneer in charge.
John Tucker will be clerk
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-10-12
LEAVE FOR VACATION

Mayor and Mrs. Frank Mccain
left by auto today for n vacation trip
to Browning, Mo. They plan to be
gone for about three weeks. Included
in their itinerary is visit to. Mr..
McCann's boyhood home in North
Loop, Nebraska
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-10-12
h. ALTMAN DIES

Word has been received here of
the sudden death of Richard Altman,
former pioneer resident of Coulee
City. For the past few years Mr.. ALI
man has made his home in Naches.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-10-12
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

n. ]. WRIGHT, Pastor
Sabbath school--1O:OO a. m.
Young People'a Felowship-6:SL
p. m.
Evening worship-7:30 p. m.
Wednesday Bible class-7:30 p. m.
Friday clubs-7:00 p. m.
And Jesus said
tsRender unto Caesar the things
that are Caesars and unto God the
things that belong to God. I"
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-04-13
Foxes & Jabs
Max Baer

Max
Big noise Max Baer rates Tony Galento, the b1us-
terinG, bloward from New Jersey,a preliminary boy.
in the fight game is better qualified to make
suoh petty statement Max Baer former heavy
weight champion Of the world.
Baer is the fighter who beat Max Scmeling with
roumdhouse punch in the eleventh round and later
Knocked out Nan Mountain Make Believe Camera to
win the heavyweight title.
Max Basr is the cannp who deliberately robbed the
Of their money whom he laid down to Louis.
Ca liant who in his first defense Of his title
lost to old Braddook. Max Baer's sorry showing
against Joe LOUIS by all the rules Of fair play and
honest endeavor, should have been barred from the
fight game for life.
The revised edition of the supposedly new Max
Baer claims change Of heart. Like SO much ROGUE
fort cheese, MAX Baer will be other than the
comic clown and fan ohise1er Of the ring.
Max Baer would do we'll to read Bobbie Burns and
take especial notice Of the passage that read
"oh would power the gift to gle US, to see
ourselves others U.S..
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-04-13
VQLEYRALL LEAGUE

The Greenbelt Atle Volleyball League met last
Friday night, April 7. 1889, at the School Gym for
their sixth round Of play. AS result Of this
round we find the tWo NJ" Block teams leading the
pack by comfortable Margin with the Bucks Of "B"
Block and the brakes Of I'd" Block in hot pursuit.
In the first two games, the Jayhawks kept their
record Of successive victories intact with their
eight straigl hit wins their block rivals, the
Jaybirds; while the Bucks added another victory to
their record with win the brakes. In the
second two games, the Airmste scored easy win
over the Barons and the game between the Etons and
the creepers was postponed until later date.
At Pm. the Jaybirds scored an easy victory
over the Cougars. while the leading Jayhawcs added
another win, their ninths at the expense Of the
centipedes. In the last two games, the Bucks de-
fee ted the Barons default, while the brakes and
Airmast played very close. holly contested
game tho eventual winner being the BRAKES.
j. C. n.
STANDING OF TFE TEAMS
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-04-13

Not only maintains his good aver
age but is better than the best
at twirling a ball before "headin"
it toward the naples.
He may not be the best bowler in
the League but is one Of the most
Loyal. Have you noticed his
better than 400" games recently.
Did not start until late in the
season but he lost no time in
placing himself firmly among the
leaders. Justly deserves the
title captain" conferred by his
teamma tes.
Always in there "rolling", good
bowler, IL fellow and an in
SEPARATION to any team.
A late start and a shoulder in
jury kept "Bil1" from being in
the money. real Spark Plug for
any team, watch him so next fall.
Quiet, mild hammered "Chappie"s
could always be counted ON whom
time to turn on tho heat.
You got yours with the Bears and
you know lightning seldom strikes
in the same place twice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
1000 INJURED
As GUNpOWDER
DUMP |GN|TED
Town In Spain Nearly
Destroyed By Fire
That Follows Blast
Which Stuns Many

BuRGOS. Spain - Military
authorities ordered complete
evacuation of Penarsnda de
Barcamonte today after an
explosion which killed an esti-
mated 100 persons and In
jured approximately 1000
and started fires which nearly
destroyed the town.
|, was reported without ecn-
firmstlon that . railroad train
which vas approaching rensranda
station when the explosion occur
red had disappeared with its pas.
engers and crew and the station
personnel.
The suns heat isnited . big
gunpowdsr supply In the ribures
Tho countryside within . 70 mile
radius Was shaken by the resulting
explosion.
So terrific was the blast that
some people were killed by coneus.
sion. The injured included not
only people In the immediate VI
cinity but people In villages near.
by.
penarands was set sfire and II
was asserted that almost every
house was either wrecked ny the
explosion OF burned in the result.
Ing fire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
SPEND-LEND
BILL OFFERED

wAsHIN GToS- President
Rooseveit's legislative iisu,ensnts
today introduced In congress a bill
authorizing the Administrations
proposed new 81 $50 900 900 lend
ing program designed 10 aid susl-
ness recovery.
The measure was presented In
the senate by Majority Leader
Alden W. Bsrkley. D.. KY. and
IN the ho,ise by Chairman Henry
y. stsssslI. ID. Ala. Of the house
banking and currency committee.
The bill vas somewhat revised
from President Roos<vsit's orig
insl proposal a section calling
for $500 00o. 900 Of loans for for
eizn trade stimulation wss elm
mated. In iis place VAS q pro-
vision which would Increase the
present loan authorization Of ihs
Export-Import bank from 800
600 900 10 500. 900 600.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
LOST YOUTH RESCUED


Observation-Disclosures Burris. SO, Centralia newspaper
agent drowned yesterday in Sas bay Hood Canal when
small boat sApsized An unidentified and small boy
also in the boat saved
Bray formerly prominent Butt. Mont
mining died yesterday In their
apartment.
MINNEAPOLIS - Striking WPA demonstrations today
sugged and killed Policeman Jack Geary he sought to pro-
tect a non-striking worker.
SAN FRANCISCO-waIy nsmth eras~a
by slight heart attack He jumped
and crashed through a skyiEht He hi, tongue.
WASHINGTON-The nation paid final respects 10 Sec
rotary Of Nary Claude A Scanson at solemn funeral
IN the senate chamber today
President Roosevelt and highest Officials Of the crd and
armed services attended the funeral and at the hour
memorial services for the 77yeorod statesman rere held
ABOARD United States pdrshps most OF the
WAsHINGTON-The agriculture department today forecast
1889 257o7s5ooo possibility
marketing quota restrictions this fall
SEATTIE-Promoter today Apostolic
San Francisco title match with Al Hosak Seattle
boxing champion all
nzed-New York and California.
II Apooi accepts fight be Of August
in Seattle
NEW YORK-Joseph A. McInerney Washington c. pree
of the building
Federation of Labor veteran leader
movement, died today after lengthy illness
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11

ANifoN was Ni@p altbrr1 %
using state police in labor disputes
and permitting men 10 be hired
OUTSIDE the state for Washington
highway Jobs. The convention re-
fsrred to the Greenwood construe-
ton Co. Of Portland. which got
contract for a road Job near sky
komish. north Of Seattle. The
project was plcketed and state po-
lice called in after a not.
The convention opened while
wPA workers went on strike and
politicians sought the support Of
the American Federation Of La
Dor for the 1910 elections.
The building trades section,
meeting IN nearby Chehalis sstur-
day and Sunday. went on record In
opposition To the change in wPA
wages but left any final action 20
the whole convention.
President lanes A. 1syIor of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
LOCAL WOMAN,
DAUGHTER, Die
IN CAR CRASH
Mother and Daughter
Among 4 Drowned
When Auto Plunges
Into Stream

Four persons, including a
young Tacoma matron and
her four-year-old daughter,
were killed Sunday when their
car crashed through a bridge
crossing the White river. two
miles north of Lake Wen
atchee.
The Taeomans were Mrs. Beda
Austin, %. and her daughter, Mar
lene. The others killed were
Chester Boyd. 80, truck driver of
East Wenatchee, and his wife, 26-
year-old sister of Mrs. Austin.
Wenatchee officers said Boyd.
the driver of the car in which they
were riding. evidently missed the
bridge and was unable to right the
car when one Of the wheels slipped
over the edge.
A Wenatchee man. who had
driven his own car into the river
the night before. discovered the
bodies Sunday as he searched for
his automobile.
Authorities believed the quartet
apparently had left Wenatchee on
4 fishing trip. The bodies were
recovered when the submerged car
was towed from the river.
Address of Mrs. Austin was given
by Wenatchee authorities as 311
Ea. SD St, Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11

Wang Ching-Wei. former pre-
mier of China who broke with
Generalissimo Chang ksi-Shek
last year. was brought into the
political forefront again as repre-
sentatives Of the Peiping and
Marking regimes, both supported
by Japan, met to select a supreme
leader over a central sdministra-
ton.
Possibly even more significant
was announcement by the director
Of the japanese Army Press
bureau at Shangian. 1t. Col. Itsuo
Mabuchi, that the army would
henceforth support the principles
and detectives OF DR.. Sun Yst Sen,
Chinese hero of modern times.
Msbuchi said that such support
envisaged eventual democracy but
excluded communism.
Threaten Blockade
The French concession at Han
kow was threatened with Japa-
nese blockade as a result OF an
incident on Friday when japanese
demonstrators observing the second
anniversary OF the war were halted
by French troops during a parade
TO the concession.
The Domei tJspanese) News
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agency said that Chang Jen-L.
mayor Of Hankow's Japanese
sponsored government, had
threatened 10 isolate the con-
eession unless French authori-
ties. released three Chinese
and returned flags seized on
Friday.
On the Monaghan frontier,
sporadic fighting continued be-
tween Japanese-M snchukuan and
Russian-Outer Mongolian forces,
with the Japanese claiming they
had shot down SO more Soviet air
planes, making a total Of $50 Rus
sian craft the japanese claim to
have shot down since May 20.
Europe's war worries continued
to simmer around Danzig but with
out any definite indication as to
when the opposing forces might
bring the pot to boil.
Britain Renews Pledge
The British cabinet has ap.
proved a more definite declaration
on the part Of the government
that any internal or external use
OF force TO change the status of
Danzig would be covered by
British pledges to aid Poland in a
Continued on Page IL. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
77-777777-77-7-7
BRIDGES SAYS
HE'S NO RED
Labor Leader Begins
Fight Against Plan
For Deportation

SAN FRANCISGO 49, Marty
Bridges. Pacific coast director Of
the Congress Of Industrial Organ
ixations. wa. called ~ first vii.
ness In his own deportation hear.
ing today and denied that he Ia
now. or ever has been . member
Of the communiN party"
Government prosecutors offered
In evidence an affidavit by MAJ.
Lawrence Miner ~ this Oregon
national guard intelligence unit.
declaring Bridges had attended
Communist party meetings IN Sc
attic in 1888 and 1887 and vas
acquainted pith leaders of the
party in the Northwest.
Maj Miner. who followed
Bridges 10 the witness stand. tssti-
fled he CMlinsr) formerly vas .
confidential agent Of the commun.
lst party.
After Bridges denied Commgn.
10, party membership. Thomas
Shoemaker. deputy commissioner
~ immigration and chief prosseu.
ton counsel. asked HIM
Are you an alien =
Yes" replied Bridges.
Shoemaker sald IN his opening
statement that the government
would produce sffidsylts and wfs-
nssses to prove that Bridges 10
member of the Communist party
and should b. dsportsd - an pn-
desirable alien.
Miss Carol King of New York.
chief counsel for Bridges. IN her
opening statement charged the
ease against Bridges WAS ~ihs out
come u conspiracy on tins part
Of employers who ara trying 10 get
Mr. Bridges because he 10 me
symbol Of labor strength they are
trying 10 brssk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
TWO BATnERs
ESCAPE DEATH
County Ambulance 10
Called To Resorts;
Victims Revived

SUNDAYS warm weather and
-. ..,.-.s = -
's'' "' "
mans To 60 swimming sent the
p,err. eountv .mb,l.ue. An
!,
w" 'Hsh ss''s :" 1sAf"s hSs
resorts. In both cases. though.
N. sre,d.nt v,s,im. u.r. -
,,,
Nsrn au'ehiys
hsslns PASTOR. ifsyesr-o'd
daughter Of NJ and Mrs. q. PASTOR
NJ Sts "a, Ana A ~. h.,a an.,s,
water n,., . mn. ,oo ,ons aan.
asv .fs.tn..n ann n,.v.ng u,tn
Fellow swimmers !, m. Metre
nol,tsn PAN a.ss,tst.s xe.ns~.x
s.ys
wh.n De,utv ansass. r....av
.rs p.sl .,,,v.a .hes,, 4 $780,
win IN. .rs,,,.n.. .aa .rn.,.,cx
Al. h.s ysSays,<a s,n.~...,.n...
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
LIGH T
Most Capitol Demos
Can't Take F. DIS
New Lending Plan

WASHINGTON-No matter
" what they say publicly or
how they vote for the record,
the great majority of Demo-
Gratis on Capitol Hill have no
stomach for the president S
self-liquidating program.
Not even such administration
warehouses; as Lindsay Warren Of
North Carolina, Jere Cooper Of
Tennessee or Bob Doughton of
North Carolina can stand it.
This trio comprises the men who
have led the battle for most Of
Roosevelt's major legislation-re-
organization, taxes. etc. so the
following incident is extremely
significant.
They met in the house corridor
after only a sketchy reading of
the presidential proposals.
When they had recovered
their breath. Ways and Means
Chairman Doughton said:
well, l have gone as far rs
can. 1 cant 20 along on
this"
Il don't see how any Democrat
In the house can go along" agreed
Cooper. Warren, one of the ablest
men on the Democratic side and
4 loyal party man. had the last
and sharpest word: If there is
\ Democrat in the house who can
20 along on this thing, he shouldn't
be here" That sounds as If the
revolution has come.
Potential business the United
States will lose in China in the
event OF complete economic
domination by Japan has been list
ed by Julean Arnold. our CONNER
eisl attsche in China. who now is
on leave in this country. II mounts
into the hundreds Of millions.
The Export-Import bank, he re-
ports. was preparing TO negotiate
credits for several hundred mill
lion dollars for American ma
Continued on Page Z. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
JAIL TERMS FOR JEWS

ROME Twenty Jews. charged
with having failed 10 declare their
Jewish blood under a las enacted
last November. have been SEN
fenced TO jail terms Of from eight
70 ten days and fined 1870. IL Vas
announced today. Twenty others
were freed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
MISSING BOY
FOUND after
WEEKS HUNT
Without Food For 7
Days, Youth OF IL
Rescued From Rock
Slope; Pal Missing

NORTH BEND. Wash. -
Richard Holdsworth, II. Seat
tie. who slept in q cave on a
steep rocky slope in the Cas-
cade mountains for seven days
after he had fallen over n
cliff. today was surrounded by
the comforts of his home and
seemed little the worse for his
narrowing experience in the
wilderness.
searchers stlll have found no
trace Of his companion. Eugene
Buchanan, Is. who was separated
from Richard a few minutes be-
fore the latter plunged over the
cliff. The boys were on q fishing
trip.
A party OF deputy sberiffs. =
second composed Of forest rangers.
and a third numbering two squads
of North Bend Ccc boys. took up
the search again for the Buchanan
youth.
Pound by Father
Richard was found Yesterday
by his father. r. N. Holdsworth.
Seattle mining engineer and a
party OF four deputies who were
searching with bloodhounds In the
vicinity OF Spider lake. The res
cue posse had eamped at Spider
lake Saturday night after the
father believed he had sighted
something on q ledge above the
lake from a plane the previous
day.
Sunday the group clambered up
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
False Burglary
Alarm at Bank

Excitsmsnt prevailed bfisfiy
around the Central s~Hs. STA ana
Pine 81. sunday.
Ths burglar alarm rang
Officers sehnsxgsr and amish.
IN . police ear. ssre aispxteh&a
70 tns hank. but eDula fin1 nosh.
ing sniss. VITA . bank effsfixi,
they kSsssd over tbs premises
thoroughly. Bat nothing hsd s~<s
dlstssfe bed Police blamed snoft
circuit for ihs setting of u ise
alarm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
SLASH SILVER PRICE
WASHINGTON -

btshi>eios - The treasury
today reduced iss price for foreign
silver TO IS cents an ounce. i75
cents bslcw The previous quotation
and cents under thu level prevail
ing before July 1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11

xae~sfs and sssiLng bss&zss -.
dsy ssdsd . wssk-iaag hal ~sv~
which klilsa 81 psxsns so eauss1
ss<vy damage 10 eropa.
cootsr weather 4ag Henerni
throughout ths country except N
sons s<etiens of me wsst ard
northwest.
A mass o. cold AIR moving east
yard over tne midwest and scat
tered thund<rshowsrs n th< east.
south ana southwest. comb1ned 70
tumbis temperatures.
4v>1vs = ~ hsat 1aa1hs 900
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11

BARCELONA Jniisa sfsissfo.
sho surrendered Madrid 70 Can
sfsilsslmo Ffsnesses France, ~ss
sentsnesa 70 70 years Ia prison
io1sy On charges u sssins tns
loysIsst rsbssllon against ths AZ
tionsiists
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he did. st . hotel near their
home.
He reprosehsd bsr. They
qvsrrslsd. ahs threatened 10
Leap from the fossrts-flnor
window. He argued. But
when he turned around . mo-
nsn< istss ne vss n1nA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11

y a1rpsrse4 ~ - 1ouDoo N
MURRAY. u. hoent. y ~Uuuoo1 -
lmtrutwss n ~ snnole : - onnnr
liar y nNonIh'x
wssn Pxeinetn t1.mmtnu1onpr p.
c. Marriages.. sloecnne mn g
kls stsefs n s6e<1 n1m1m6uoso1opo
- sfsp - WA upresfe ~ -
ssrs themselves fy~m iness ~ -
five d~ya sehe1 NJ saeta 49,
tp<ey fav asfa - ~ essene -
~nsk stoppssss
Preliminary svpevts fpam -
ststss Ists Ssksstsy ie>1tat<1
~beut 7heee p~snmne wore -
vstve1 n ~ ses1hoG ~ e11IcI11o
sdmilis1 - s1sssses1e wsse -
somptsts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
AUTHOR OF TORTURE
PLOT PAYS WITH LIFE

bsHtkflONA = AIf0nso Lau.
rent Cls. a. blond bearded. spec
taelsa Austrian architect convicted
Of a fantzstie torture plot during
the civil var. has bern executed,
II Nss announced today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
Love Made Certain, But Death May Spoil Tes,

CHICAGO-Last year Cun-
dolyn Moore. then II. decided
10 test the love Of Walter
Schulz. ~ year old coast
guardsmsn. She siashed her
self ITO times with a razor
and told him the superficial
suu were inflicted b a IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11

Today IN . hospital Schulz
bent over c~ndoiyn. holding
her hand IN her conscious
moments she smiisd 81 him
because nov - Last ne vas
sure.
But payse,aas tso.sns 4
- - inta
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11

trl3defs
sehulzs emotional response
Vas satisfsetory. They were
married. But Cvndolyn stilI
wasn't quite sure.
A month ago shs ran away
from Schulz 70 see Il he would
ny 70 find heA Last nignf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
TRUST BUSTER MAY
RESUME TEACHING JOB

NEW HAVEN, Conns-Thurman
Arnold. head Of the antitrust d.
vision Of the L. s. justice depart
ment, will resign within the year
to resume his Yale university teach
ing post according to reports to-
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11

~ y VIZ Hf8Uf w ~ WWI~t t"f
Harold BaesA. IN shsfEs u sh<
Tacoma soss sffisss md ssslssAms
10 state Admiaistrster psn All.
said NJ nsaefssesd msss ~ ths
wevh -fsilsf tDhs M tss ses4nty wsrs
down bsf istsf dls<svsrsa tnAs fks
ssty park pssrets sn1 som~o .
sewing rsesns vsse operating wsfh
most s1nhssr efess.
tn suspension sssFksd N -
sinslas ~ he sfsss~ vide thfee-
dsy strike sslIsa ~ IL Westsrg
Aiiisnes. efnansxafi6a ~ wosas
relief msn snd 0emsn. IN protest
sssssss sstsassoe II sns WA
mosth ~ INC hsasss M 81 eis1s~s
of tohs.
AIlsssee tsaen vEstkssf
Unssr fh~ new Fssief Dali psnned
" soosrsss. WFA psinsxss. ear
psnfsSs ard other rsfsd skifie1
~osxsss no Isnser sss ~ flnisA
their mssth IN - 10 - h~sxa
ustli issy I shs working heurs
sess sbeft.nea 10 msss thsif psy
accord ~itA prevailing salon Hsxs
seslss
l. y Fsssfson. pt~zsa<ss II IL
county workers Aiiis0ss. Gid
fns m n~fe ~ Ma ss0z1o sfoNIfIeh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
AFL Delegates to Protest
Change in WPA Pay Scale

CENTRALIA-The Washington State Federation Of La
Dor opened its 3sth annual convention today with attack
on State Highway Director Lacey V. Murrow who was
charged with doing Everything possible
tractors to cut the wages of working highway
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
japan Threatens NelU
Blockade 1T HQxkOD
Pressure Renewed Against France and
Great Britain; Europe Outlets Down
BY JOE ALEX NORRIS


Japan renewed Great Britain and France in
the Far East today and naugurated campaign end
her woyearod with China by considering formation of
a new Japanese dominated Central government.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
House Gets BilY 70
Increase UlPA LLlh2es


wAsHINGTON--Rep. AdoIph sshsth. D.. fl. ir1ny -
iroduced bill Increase hourly waonn n n1in6 rul
workers. a demanded BY than 10000 WA MEl1ln
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11

SsstLts VINO Will head the Fed
GRAFTON for another two years. re-
minded the convention Of iabors
fight against the strike control
bill. initiative 40. defeated IN last
Noyembers election.
This proved To BE- the
hardest fight and greatest
Continued on Page IA. Column 81
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WEATHER AND TIDES

Unsettled tonight. wednesday.
Temperatures: Nigh. II; low, So.
sun rises, 4:es; sets. sse4.
Tides Tomorrow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11
WPA Projects in County
Shut Down for Three Days

WPA In Tacoma and Pierre county began IL new Ha<ot
Monday BY xon9 into stats of Suspension for hr4o
DasnHn NJ IL nfaIarla
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-11

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