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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-26
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msn IL organised lahor an n
: worried quAndAry over suvI-
sion At the Neutrality" Nv.
They know thst their rank and
file u eonfusinsIy divided h
sentiment. They doa't know n
which direction the majority
inrlincs.
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than admit privately they
don't even know In which
direction they ought 70 inf1u-
encs the opinion Of their to-
lowers.
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OLYMPIA man.
CALM SUICIDE

OLYMPIA-Herman Seifke, 50,
committed suicide Tuesday morn
ing after laying careful plans for
1t from start to finish police said.
Three days ago he picked out
the casket he wanted at a local
funeral parlor. Monday he told a
neighbor he would find him under
an elderberry bush lin the morn
ing"
The neighbor discovered his
body there Tuesday, a rifle bullet
hole in the forehead. On the front
door of his house he had pinned his
own epitaph written in poetry
form. Inside the house his funeral
clothes were all laid out, with q
note giving instructions for dispo'
sition of his property.
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the official Russian Tass News
agency announced.
Army Moves Ahead
Problems connected with devei-
opments In Poland" win b dis
cussed, the agency said.
The scheduled visit Of Won Rib
bentrop appeared TO climax . Sc
ries Of diplomatic maneuvers,
which some observers believed In
dicated important new develop
ments in eastern Europe, where
the Red army has been gradually
moving up to the line marking its
half Of Polish territory.
The Turkish foreign minister,
sukru saracoglu, now IL In Mos
COW. but it was not known whether
he would see Won Ribbentrop.
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Mapping Week No. Or The Growing Wa In Europe

Red Hsst essrsis gsssWisW essst
sstsr Polish Sub ssespss from pet -
Tsllies.
4isiss dsfiss AIliss n psssiS
sesseh. ssfsn sishss 1890 - YER.
Rsss;s sssds 100 divisiess isss
lpelssd. ssmpissss Polish reut.
wsnsw sishss 10 Isss t;seh.
Polish psnities plsa ee~silsssd -
erssts Sovisf ~Whits Rsssie" end
Ukrsiss ssofss. Swing Germany west
en- ssss end possibly tssviss bssssea
Of pelssd % bsffss stsss-
[ ps,ish sevsss~sst Hsss-
T RspesssA Czech ssvo,t ssssmps.
| HUNDREDS ssid 10 hsvs been sxsevtsd-
Premier CsIinsses ssssssinatsd BY
Irsa Gssrd. Polish border closed.
( obssrsn believe psses bloc u
| Bslksn notions mey BE- formed.
{ Rsssis nssetissins ses-sssssssiss
poet with rusoslevie.
Jep frsssy with Rsssis ssisss re-
pens Of ep-sevist-kezi pisn OF
world dominetion; Jopon 10 control
Fer Eosf. Russia TO dominate Indie
end Afsheniston, German sphere Of
jafIusa<s 10 cover EUROPE
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LEADER Of IRON
GUARD IS SLAIN
RUMAND


A lawyer named HergheIegiu.
former Iron Guard leader In the
Piatra Neamtz district. was ar
rested and executed In Bucharest
last night on the grounds that he
was ringleader Of the plot which
last week resulted In assassination
of Premier Armand calinescu. the
government announced today.
There were other scattered sx-
ccutions yesterday when Iron
Guards were discovered In hiding.
IL was understood. but otherwise
the country was described ~
Completely calm"
Announcement Of Hergheiegius
execution recalled that last FRI
day II was announced he had
escaped from a prison hospital at
Brashov. The government then
warned that anyone giving him
asylum would suffer the conse-
quencea"
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Move SO Hospital Patients
As Fire Threatens Building

flames under control before arrival
of Tacoma firemen from No. 10
station, who, with Battalion Chief
Bratton, were summoned As an adj
ditionsl safeguard.
DIR. Keller said that the fire
threatened some Of the older wards,
which are not fireproof. but the
hospitals fire crew prevented It's
spread. Cause Of the fire might
have been defective wiring or some
other source. but the blaze was
under thorough investigation. Dr.
Keller said there was nothing to
Indicate incendiarism.
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France Puts End
To Red Partv

PARlS--Th Council d Min
isters today dissolved the Com
munlst party and Ill related
organizations.
Dissolution Of the Commua-
vt party was decided upon -
result Of Developments II The
start OF the war. whsn French
newspapers charged the Bovist
Union with betraying the allisd
powers and Poland BY making .
minute pact with Germany.
Communist newspapers wers
suppressed In France when the
war started. and Communists
once . power In the popular
front government--wsrs oustsd
from official posts.
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ENGLISH claim 7 6ermea subs sunk.
sstimote 76l British -ond nsvtrois
killed OF missing in U-boof ettoeks.
British oireroff esrrier Cosrossovs
sorpedoed. sunk. SIS decd or missing.
Bremen reported captured end
sxeorted 10 unidentified British port
Chomtenoin rejects psoes On
terms laii dowp in Killers speech. }
Britain, Frones plan defense
sooinst cossibis koIi invesion
Through hoIlend and seIsiu".
Germany moves 10 divisions from
Poland TO ifoIion border and western
front, feors ottsek through ltsly.
France demonds explonotion from
Russio for intervention IN Po'end. :
Duke of Windsor "somewhsre in
France" os mejer-seneroi OF British
sxpeditionoy force
Frones rspsIsss kozi etteeks,
mokes slight gains between lines
Csrtiss pursuit plonss,' bought ~
frenee from U. s., win western ho"f 5
first big cir bottle
spein strengthens RE Win ifeiy.
ItsIy ond Greece esrss 10 withdrew
troops from Grsek-Aibsnien frontier,
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-26

Fifty patients at Western state
hospital at Steilacoom were moved
from one ward during a roof fire
that threatened the building and
caused about 5000 damage early
Tuesday. The blaze was quickly
brought under control and the
evacuation was completed without
incident or injury. 1t was reported
by DIR. w. N. Keller. superin-
tendent.
Within 30 minutes after the blaze
was discovered at $40 a. m. 1t
WAS extinguished. The hospitals
fire department OF 30 men had the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-26
ABERDEEN TROLLER
REPORTS WAR FLEET
ABERDEEN, Wash.--Vic Sta

ABERDEEN, Wash.--Vic Stald-
ing, Grays Harbor troller, said to-
day he had seen submarines, de-
stroyers and cruisers about 20
miles off the Washington coast.
In the past two weeks. stalding
said, he had seen a submarine
three times. He could not say II
1t was the same sub COR three diff
ferent U-boats.
stalding said he believed the
surface craft were units OF
United States patrol.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-26

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-26

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-26
Il You Don't Think War Is Just Lark Read This British Popagan

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-26

pilot house, and 1t was just lifted
away. The boat rolled and tossed.
All those people who had been
laughing and joking to keep each
others spirits up were dumped
into the water. ! don't know what
happened to them"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-26
FIRST MARRIAGE LAW
VIAAT0R IMPRISONED

WALIA WALLA - Ths states
first gin marriage law" violator
began serving . thres-ysar ssn-
tence In prison today. Roland =.
Davey Of Clark county was found
guilty Of "unIawfulIy marrying
while afflicted with . contagious
disease"
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blocked off to the public, and crews
of county prisoners were tearing
apart debris and wreckage in
search of bodies from the Spray.
The 4s-foot motorbost, returning
from a day Of sport fishing, tried
to put in at the point Sunday night,
but found the pier had been washed
away by the terrific combers.
The skipper could be heard
shouting above the surf that
he was putting back to sea to
ride out the storm. Then q 80
foot wave caught the vessel
broadside and spun her over.
Most Of the rs persons aboard
were in the pilot house, which
was splintered and broken off,
spewing them into the boiling
surf. Only a man and o woman
managed 10 swim ashore.
TT was CHASTITY" said Miss
Genevieve Force, %, the woman.
1.-The wave crashed down upon us.
Most of the people were In the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-26
EARTHBANK KILLS BOY

FAIRBANKS, Alaska - Recent
rains were blamed for death Of
John Apa. 20. Troutdals. Ore.
youth killed Monday 1t Ester camp
when an earthbank caved IN on
him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-26

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lin official sources denied
. move IVES planned.

lin official sources 0enbeo noce
. move IVES planned.
While the Moscow radio an
nounced that Soviet wsrships were
patrollipg northern waters off Rus
sia and Finland. q new naval bat
tie was reported In the Bkag-
errak strait, connecting the North
and Baltic seas, where the allied
blockade Of Germany 10 drawn
most tightly.
Battle Reported
Five warships. q submarine and
airplanes were involved In the sec
ond day Of naval fighting off the
Norwegian coast, but details Of the
engagement were lacking.
Adolf Hitler, returning from the
Polish front, arrived In Berlin with
Won Ribbentrop. and was believed
likely To 60 later to the Rhineland
front TO survey operations against
the allied powers.
The Polish front had been mar
rowed down to fighting at War
saw-which the Germans reported
they had now entered from the
west--at Modlin--and at the Hela
peninsula on Baltic sea.
Neutrals Worried
The position of the neutral coun-
tries of the north--Sweden, Nor
way, Finland and the Baltic states
steadily was becoming more Sc
rious.
Germany had declared such mate
rails al timber and celluloss con-
traband, and sunk neutral ships
carrying them. Sweden suspended
shipments to England. pending
Qualification of the contraband list
but a dispatch from Helsingfors
said Finnish shipments would be
continued.
The action Of Finnish shippers
may have been connected with the
Russian fleet orders for patrol on
war basis In northern waters.
The German foreign minister,
who conferred with Hitler in Ber-
lin this afternoon, was invited to
Moscow by the Soviet government,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-26
Order SOVIET
FLEET READY
FOR fighting
Maxi Leader 10 Visit
Moscow Wednes-
day, Fear Of Little
Nations Il Growing


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basis In northern waters To-
day. ~ Soviet Russia emerged
in 4 dominant rols IN European
diplomats maneuvsrx.
The merit NOW ~ ~ ecvtee1
ersstsd wsds apsculasinn. whsa \
was rsportsd b Moscow stat Naa
Foreign Minister Joaphtsn ~
Rsbhuutsop wsu11 mpopo ennN
"wednesday.
Reports - bees esrreat -
would sign . uni111nsy treaty
with NJ nnss1nna. ~ - ~
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BULLETINS
AMSTERDAM A Dutch

AMSTERDAM - A Dutch
airliner carrying nine passen-
gers was attacked by a war
plane 70 miles northwest of
Heligoland today. Its tail was
riddIed by machine gun bullets
and a Swedish passenger,
Gustav Robert Lamm, was
killed. Passengers expressed
belief a German craft made
the attack.
PARASITIC council of ministers.
with President Albert Lebrun pre-
siding, met at Elysee palace today
and heard Premier Edouard DALAI
der report that the military stu
alton on the western front was
most satisfactory"
KOVN0-Lithuanian mObiIi-
cation continued today, ~ the
government accepted Berlin
and Moscow assurances they
would observe Lithuanian neu-
trality.
CANTON, N. 1.-TWO inches Of
snow covered the ground In this
part. of northern New York today.
Temperatures dropped overnight
from IA degrees to 81.
NEW YORK;. J. Gavin
today was elected president Of
Great Northern Railway Co.
He previously held the office
of executive vice president.
BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma s3of<ff wv
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NEW YORK;. ,. Gavin
BANK TRANSACTIONS

Tacoma .......".....ss.277,oo 900
Evening star., 1939-08-11

$3.50 DOWN $50 PER MONTH BUYS MY
5-room and bath bungalow: eec range
and refrigerator. garage, large lot. with
commercial possibilities Corner Washing
ton blvd. Price 81 $50. Call Chestnut 5921.
Evening star., 1939-08-11

ROLLINGWOOD CHEVY CHASE MD,
at a high part of this exceptionally beau
tiful subdivision and on the main street.
lot 6Oxl63 feet average depth: $1,000.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1e1Q X ST NV Natl ! ] ff.
Evening star., 1939-08-11

CHEVROLET 1896 panel i2-ton: Wholesale.
Si95. Logan Motors. 354O 14th NV. Dis
Evening star., 1939-08-11
Trustees Sale of Three-Story
Brick Dwelling, First Com
mercial, 203-2O5-2O7 E St.
NV

by. BY v,r,pe 2t M judgment 9t the BtstE,c. Bc.
we viii offer for sale at public auction, on
the respective premises, on WEDNESDAY.
SEPTEMBER 6. 1922 AT go O'CLOCK
PM, subject 10 ratification by the court.
the following property each parcel u be
sold separately: IA the east one-haf os
original lo. numbered two l2( IN square
of the District Of Columbia. improved ~
premises numbered "03 Street Northwest,
washington. D. C.. Otherwise described as
half Of original lot numbered two 90 in
square numbered five hundred siXty-elght
L56sl. Of the District Of ColImhia, lmprovsd
west, Washington. D. C, otherwise described
as lot sol in square 56S; tct the east
twenty-twc C"") feet front on f Stree. hv
full depth Of original lot numbered three
(3) in square numbered five hundred siXy-
EIGHT f56Sl Of the District Of Columbia
s4ee preWWSeSS RIoG5eG otber
berpd SOS
deposit Of $500 required at time Of sal
One-third of the purchase money to be
paid in cash. the balance in two equal in
Stallments, payable in one and two years
represented by the promisSory notes of the
purchaser bearing interest a. SIX per
centum per annum payable seml-annually,
and secured by first deed of trust on the
property sold, or all cash, nj the purchas-
er's option. Cost of examination of title
conveyancing. revenue stamps and notary
fees to be paid by purchaser. Terms n
sale 10 be complied with bv nurchaser
within 80 days from date Of ratification ~
sale by the court. otherwise deposit will hA
forfeited as liouidatcd damages. In the
event the court declines to ratify the sale
deposit will he returned
THOMAS H PATTERSON
Trustee.
Washington Building
J. Y E. ALLEN
Trustee.
McLachlen Building.
au411,lS o5,se15
Evening star., 1939-08-11
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

11b ACRES OF LAND. NEAR WASHING
ton. l.49' it. on No. ! highway surround-
ing new high school Will make a won
derful subdivision for medium-priced homes
Can pc purchased reasonable and on very
easy terms. Box 1S-T, Star
BEAUTIFUL ! AND . ACRE TRACTS ON
NO. / highway in Virginia. near Washing
ton, suitable for residence. tourist camp
not shoppe. trailer camps or any kind of
business. Box pot Star
Evening star., 1939-08-11
REALLY BEAUTIFUL.

About 1 acres, formerly owned by land
Scapist and gardener, Old house-easlly
convertibe-located on high knoll miles
from d. c: shade trees. grape vines. fruit
trees and lovely flowers with sloping meadow
to natural stream water and brook price
believe II or not, $1,000. Mr.. RUARK.
Evening star., 1939-08-11
FLATS FOR RENT.

CoLoRED-5c5 2nd ST, NE-uNFURN
3 rooms kitchen, bath, S45: excellent loca-
tion; references required. L J. HELLER,
735 18th ST. n " Natl. 1342.
Evening star., 1939-08-11
GOING TOURIST HOME

GOING TOURIST HOME
: large rooms " baths, electricity. garage
large lot; splendid location. ERWIN
REALTY CO call HyattsylIle 765; eve,
Greenwood 1911
Evening star., 1939-08-11
MONEY TO LOAN.

1st, 2nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS. D, c.
ana Maryland; also loans on taxes; deals
closed in "a hours small monthly paw
ments. w. T.. COTHERN, 9l3 New York
ave NV. Natl. 74l6. IL.
PERSONAL LOANS, . YEARS TO PAY
Payments to suit your budget Prompt and
courteous service. See S. S FREEDMAN
1905 II. ]. ave. NV. Dec. 1920.
LOANS ON d. c., MD
ano va. property. Get our plan and rate
and save money. Prompt and courteous
service. Terms TO suit your budget EStab-
HShed ] D yrs. PEOPLES MORTGAGE CORP.
1906 X. ]. ave. NV. Decatur 1920
Evening star., 1939-08-11

DEFENSE HIGHWAY BEAUTY SPOT 3i2
a. choice land: lovely little cottage large
building suitable for tourists. owners busi-
ness requires immediate sale price too
low to print. easy terms. rare opportunity:
immediate possession. Box 311-X Star
Evening star., 1939-08-11

HOUSES FOR SALE.

CCLORED- ST, NEAR 10th
NV Fine brick home. 10 rooms, baths,
h.-wh., garage. Low price. Col. 1871.
COLORED.
81 T,50O-All- brick Colonial home g good
rooms. finished and heated porches
front porch; entire property in excellent
condition; hot-water heat, automatic fur
mace 2-car garage; excellent location near
9TH and M SITS. ne. FLOYD f. DAVIS
Co, Natl O352
Evening star., 1939-08-11
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CENTER HALL COLONIAL, S10,5OO.
Beautiful wooded lot. 100 by 100: bed
rooms, = baths and sleeping porch on 2nd
floor. Spacious open porch of living room:
large storage attic. garage. Home OF former
block west of Conn ave. between the two
clubs Ewes. call Mr.. Shackelford. Shep-
herd ff0S BOSS Il PHELPS. Natl 5000.
OWNER MUST SELL AT ONCE.
7-rooms: sleeping porch detached; oil
Schools and Transportation: suitable for 2
families. In beautiful Takoma Park.
ROBERTS E. LATIMER.
C-QQ 10 ALA
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LOTS 5Oxlo5. EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS.
in good residential section. nearby Md
$3.50 and $500. Greenwood 1873
BEAUTIFUL HOMESITE. LARGE OAK
trees Sc corner. 10th and Colorado ave
Phone Adams 5H01.
A CORNER LOT ON 18th ST. AT A GREAT
sacrifice PERCY H. RUSSELL CO., 1871
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American UNIVERSITY Park.

delightful residential section and a
truly fine home. 1t contains 3 large bed
rooms, > complete baths spacious living
room with Colonial fireplace and adjoin-
ing screened porch; bright dining room a
built cabinets. biz REFRIGERATOR. large range
In addition there is lovely breakfast
room. The large, bright basement with
tional activities also your laundry. toilet
and modern automatic r-conditionine
heating system Attached garage On a
lovely lot with plenty Of shade trees. A
truly exceptional buv in this homo of
character. For other information. call
GEORGIA o453 or Emerson S934
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FUTURE.
THOS. J. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERs
1i3l EYE ST NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY DETACHED ERI(-E IlLI-EH :.
TOMORROW.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY DETACHED BRICK DWELL
ING. BEING PREMISES NO 264-
WOODLEY ROAD NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust, duly
SEQ. Of the land, records of the District
Of Columbia. and Al the request of the
party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell. at public auction. IN
front ~ The promises. on FRIDAY The
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST AID.
1899 AT FOUR THIRTY O'CLOCK PM.
the following described land and premises.
situate in the District of Columbia. and
DESIGNATED as and being lot in block Is Of
Waegaman and Ridout. Trustees sub
division Of "Woodley Park" as per plat
recorded in the office Of the surveyor for
the District of Columbia in Liber County
Is AZ folio :; said block s being now
assessed for taxation as square 21OS
Terms, Sold subject IN prior building
association deed Of trust for S1n.O0o 90,
ticulars Of which will be announced 9.
time of sale; the purchase price above said
trust 10 be paid in cash. deposit o.
$500 90 required Conveyancine record
ing. etc. at purchasers cost. Terms to
be complied with within thirty DAYS, other
wise deposit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at the dis
cretton Of tho trustees
EDWARD L. STROHECKER.
FRANCIS A. CRAWFORD.
aua 11.14161s Trustees
20
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A home i'll excellent condition. row
brick with well-proportioned rooms bath
Can be bought on very easy terms Low
price makes this an attractive buy. Dupont
SSpS
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$500 DOWN.

Balance like rent Brand corner brick
home on large lot in heart OF American
University Park: 2 bright bedrms. = baths.
modern Kitchen air conditioning oil heat.
nr. schools. stores and buses. Call Georgia