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Evening star., 1939-06-10
Washington College
OF Law Graduates
lis Largest Glass
Us Receive Diplomas;
Senator Brown Speaks;
Awards Presented

Senator PrentiSs M. Brown of
Michigan was speaker last night as
Washington College of Law grad
uated the largest class in its history
at exercises in Memorial Continental
Hall.
One hundred and thirty-five stu
dents received diplomas. Dean Grace
Hays Riley awarded the bachelor of
laws degrees and DR.. Edwin C. Dut-
ton, president of the Board of Trus-
tees, presented the master of laws
degree to five post graduates. Prize
awards were made by Henry A.
Schweinhaut, Special Assistant to
the Attorney General, and a men,
Der of the faculty.
Prizes were:
Gold medals for the highest and
second highest standard of scholar
ship during the entire three-year
course-First prize, Albert Heath
Sheaffer, jr.: second prize, Elizabeth
Espey Koonce.
Graduate scholarship prize for
highest average of credits in senior
work-Tie, Albert Heath Sheaffer,
jr,. and Elizabeth Espey Koonce
Kappa Beta Pi "Scholarship Key
to member for highest average of
credits during three-year course
Eleanor Metz Browne.
Sigma Nu Phi scholarship key, to
member for highest record during
senior year-Harold Irving Baynton
Sigma Nu Phi Vandoren award,
to member voted the most valuable
In extracurricular activities Paul
F. Johnson.
Phi Delta Delta scholarship key,
to member for highest average dur
ing entire three-year course-Eliza-
beth Espey Koonce
Sigma Delta Kappa Fraternity
scholarship key, to member for
highest average during entire three
year course-John w. Keogh. Spe-
cial prize of Cornelius Trial Tao
ties" to member for second highest
average during entire three-year
course-E. Kermit Peterson.
Bobbs-M Merrill Co. prize of Jones
Legal Forms for the best work in
moot court-Edwin H. Hunter.
Sigma NJ Phi prize of 'Bouvier's S
Law Dictionary" to member having
highest average in the entire work
of first and second years-Theodore
c. Bowen.
Callaghan & Co. prize of "Cyclo-
pedic Law Dictionary" for highest
record in second year-James S.
Bailey.
Special prize OF Blacks Law Die
honary," for the best work in legal
bibliogrsphv-Max L. Kessler.
Washington Law Book Co. prize
Of Quindry's "Practicing Law" for
highest record in first year-Gale P.
Gotschall.
College gold prize for first hon
ors at annual freshman public de-
bate-Carl Estes. Gold prize for
second honors-Jeanne A. Gaines.
Honorable mention for attaining
. general average of 80 per cent or
more in the examinations covering
the entire three-year course of
studv-Albert Heath sheaffer, jr.
and Elizabeth Espey Koonce.
Degrees were conferred on the
following:
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100 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

GEORGETOWN STUDENT wishes to work
for room and board, al: or part; prefer ably
week ends. BOX 491 @ Star r.
ROOM AND BOARD in quiet home for
elderly Catholic lady; city or suburbs
$50 month, Box 1t4K, Star.
BUSINESSWOMAN wants board and room,
$35 mouth. Refs. eXch. State transpora-
tion. Box 1920, Star
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APARTMENTS UhFURkisHEp.

HAMILTON COURTS, 214O ST. NV
Attractive, cheerful 4-room. kit. bath front
STORAGE, 707 Fla. ave. NV. North OlO4
1925 ORREN ST. NE, APT. 3-2 LGE
rms, kit, dinette and bath, screened porch
and yard: Al cond. Oil heat and h. w.
furn. Very reasonable. District 2434.
1125 18th ST. NW.-sTANLEY ARMS.
Freshly decorated apts., containing COM
bination living bedroom. kitchen dinette
and bath. with exposures; new gas ranges
hardwood floors painted walls: refrigera-
ton or house current. Located in DOWN
town area. Convenient to Govt depts.
theaters and stores. Rentals from S45 up
Res. mgr: 4-hr. elevator service.
AMERICAN SECURITY &
TRUST COMPANY.
Natl. 4Sf5. 18th and Pa. Ave. NV.
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slIRlIPRAN Ro0As

LARGE MASTER BEDROOM, private bath
and shower. large closet: suitable l or 2;
conv. transp. Oxford 0959-J
ARLINGTON. VA. 1910 Upland st.-Two
os$ltanIe ihrn rms; one with bath, one
heat, reasonable,
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CLUB MERIDIAN.

2620 18th ST NV
deliehtful home residence for mcn and
women in the embassy section. Game room
and parlors for guests use. Social ervrcn-
meNt, Several desirable rooms now avail
ablc Hotel service. Excellent food. Col.
$3.50
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VANITY BENCH, Sl.95. This cash-and-
carry item will be on display starting
THURSDAY. A beautiful walnut bench with
upholsterrd u1nsl seats. Mr.. Green says OF
evenings. Green Furniture, $500 Georgia
ave. GeorCl2 3@@3
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DOGS PETS. ETC.
POULTRY 6 EGGS.

DRIVE OUT to Prosperity Avenue Farms
and get your eggs from the nest. See
them gathered and know they are fresh
New laid eggs, 35c dozen Prosperity
Avenue Farm near Lee highway. Merrl-
field Va
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TYpEWRITERS Underwood SIS: Royal
So so; 1: c. Smith. $3.50; Undel wood.
$3.50. Many other bargams. Rentals, S3
per month. Repairing Capitol Typewriter
Co. Zoe Eve st u Nal 4SlS
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ROOMS WANTED.

GOVT. EMPLoYE, educated, refined gentle
man, wants comfortable rm. in pvt home,
north OF PIX. rd. Box 1920, Star.
ROOM. employed mother care girl. 4 sub
urban home with yard Catholic preferred: :
references. Box 445-M. Star
FURNISHED ROOM with private bath or
small apt. in NV. section convenient
transp, to Interior. Emerson 1884.
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TABLE, Duncan Phyfe. walnut, with 4
fddle-back chairs to match the entire
suite for 500. %. Mr.. Green says, This is
real value" Open evenings. YOUR
CREDIT is GOOD. Green Furniture.
$500 Georgia ave. Georgia 1o33
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14O1 18th ST. NV,
FOUNTAIN COURT,

Ideal residence for business people
Private ba his, showers; attractive lounges;
selective menus: switchboard and laundry
SnrNlceS. arkine
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SUIT, mans 4piece. color, brown plaid
44S Irving n W
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WASHER, BenGix Homo Laundry. dem
Sl39. 30; terms. pay with your light bill:
liberal tradein on your old washer. Elec-
trica. Center, 5l4 10th ST. NV National
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TRUMPET King silver, B-fat, with case;
excellent condition: S@5. sol Randolph ST.
NV. Phone Columbia 1906
Evening star., 1939-10-05

VACUUM CLEANERS, rebuilt, like new; l.
yr guar. S4 95 up; HooVers, Eurekas, Roy
ais, etc; 10 days free trial free demo
Electrical Center 514 10th ST. NV Ma
tIonal $50
Evening star., 1939-10-05

TABLE, mahogany; Everkot electric stove
telephone table, drapeS. curtains. mirror:
mulberry carpeting; excellent condition
Adams hS41-I
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WASHING MACHTNEs-APC $50. 1ho-
$50; Apex, $40 a5: General Electric. $50;
Maytag $40 50; all brand-new 1898
models also many others at all prices; the
larsest selectlon in the city. Pay 81
weekly 10 DAYS TRIAL. Republic $50
The Piano Shop, 1918 7th st. NV. open
evenings.
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FARM AND GARDEN

WELL-RoTTED COW MANURE. fresh top
soil, screened and manured; lawn seeds,
garden clover. organic fertilizer EliXo
Plant Food Co. Call Dupont 5555 for
prompt delivery
Evening star., 1939-10-05

1925 18th ST. N.W.-ThiS beautiful home
now open after redecoratlng, new furniture.
Single and double rooms with running wa
ter and telephones, showers excellent
board o.
Evening star., 1939-10-05

TYPEWRITER Rental Service 57l6 10th
NV. Geo lSS3-UnderWoodS. 81 S5 mo
mos in adv S5.55; no del: 81 add dep
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l124 18th ST. .NW.---Lovely home; excel
lent meals; select; conveniently located:
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SIOVE, Aga. eXceIent CONDITION; cheap
Telephone Mrs Pell. Falls Church s69-W-3.
STUDIO COUCH. new. Sl2 3rd floor 2?2
Indiana ave NV -
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:534S 10th ST.-Guest house vacancy for a
retired person: maid, telephone. laundry,
tray service incl; $50. Adams 0S01
BIOS Sth ST. NW.-Laree room, three
windows. twin beds, semi-private bath.
CInnd fond. well snrNnd
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1920 18Th ST. N.E.-Single room in pri-
yate home, nicely furnished; hot-water
heat. next to bath 50
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/ 1929 ST. N.W,--Attraetive single dou-
| BILE rooms, semi-priyate baths wonderful
/ reputation for home cooked meals; reas II.
Evening star., 1939-10-05

WASHERS AND IRONERS. used and floor
models A. B. c., Apex, Maytag, G. F, etc.
81 i.95 up; terms, pay with your light
bill Electrical Center 5l4 10th st. Il ".
National SS1H
Evening star., 1939-10-05

WASHING CHINES-Standard make,
brand-new. washers tub and 2-tub wash
ers, sacrificing al So of; used Easy.
Maytag, General Electric, A c, WeStlnG-
house and others: So: unusually liberal
tradein allowance; easv terms as low as
81 weekly. WASHINGTONS LARGEST
Evening star., 1939-10-05

LARGE 1st FL. front sleeping room
newly dec. modern furniture inner-Spring
mattress. c;h.w., . baths h-wh, unlim
phone; ! block from Woodbridge shopping
center. on car line. 3l23 South Dakota
ave. M.e-. a. Rhode Island ave Mich 1ooN
Evening star., 1939-10-05

ISIS 18Th ST. NV large front house
Keeping rm., water, range, Frigidaire, s. so;
other 81 Sn-Sb
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SCOTT CIRCLE. 1921 r. I-Comfortable
front single room. convenient bath; home
every convenience; service
Evening star., 1939-10-05

1919 MONROE ST. NW.-Large double
front room with alcove: southern expos:
private home, semi-private bath; SIS each;
single room Sl5. Adams lo4T
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"715 CONNECTICUT AVE-Front rms,
triple and double $50 and $50 so monthly
Social atmOSphere. Col Ni0N Rs
Evening star., 1939-10-05
NEW GUEST HOUSE.

3640 18th st.-Large, sunny rooms: sci
tive menus: refined clientele; country
SURROUNDINGS: private marking Col Ooi
Evening star., 1939-10-05

THE CAIRO, 10th and @ SITS. n.w.-Attrac-
tlFeIy furnished room, walking distance
OF Govt. deptS. North 3109
Evening star., 1939-10-05

NEAR CONN. AVE.-Beautiful room, ad-
Joining bath: new home nicely kept: | or
=; reasonable. Woodley S5O4 TO-
Evening star., 1939-10-05

1892 MASS. AVE. NW-Very large, airy
room for 3 girls. private bath; S37 80
each; unlimited phone; good meals.
3l5o 10Th ST. N.W.--Douoie room. for gen.
tlemen. Excellent meals; also basement
vacancy. Columbia 4N14-I
Evening star., 1939-10-05

pARK-New home cheerful room
nrl'ate laYatory: reasonable. Shepherd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03
WOULDExTEND
POLITICAL Ban
F. D. Raises Queries
After Approving
Hatch Bill

WAS p.n.la.,
hooseteit ioday signed the
precedent shaftering Hatch
IN, .h,.i, ..u. ~ ~, -.
~ =" Wv" wv
bracket federal officials from
politics for the first time in
Il ( his,o.
$500
" ''" ''P~"'" ms
action with . message 10 congress
In which he called the measure =
step In the right direction" but
raised numerous questions Of
policy in its application.
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n.,, .~..,o. "A .c,.,A~, an.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03
AUTO INJURIES
TAKE ANOTHER
VICTIM HERE!
Charles Grogan, 81,
10th Traffic Fatal
ity in Pierce County
for This Year

Last week-end's traffic &C
cidents had claimed their third
victim Wednesday.
Charles Grogsn. 81. of Route 1,
Box s36-C. who was injured early
Sunday morning died at the county
hospital about o'clock Tuesday
night.
Previously killed in auto acct
dents over the weekend were Is
year-old Grace Hardtke of Orting
and 1s-yesr-old John Jsnowski.
CCC enrollee.
Grogan was the goth person to
die in Pierce county this year as
a result of traffic mishsps.
Skull Fractured
He suffered a fractured skull
in a collision with another car at
e6th and Pacific ave. about l;i0
a. m. Sunday. Pat Grogan, ST.,
81. also Of Route /. and Pat Gro
gan, jr. 81. of Silverton, ore.
were injured in the same crash.
but are expected TO recover, ac-
cording to hospital attendants.
Driver of the other car was
Elmer Jones of Peshastin. Wash.
Investigating officers determined
that Jones was not at fault and
did not hold him.
Bail set st $500
Albert f. LaChappelle. 26. OF
125iz Fawcett ave. driver of the
automobile in which Miss Hsrdtke
was a passenger, was being held
in the county jail Wednesday in
lieu of 81 800 bond. He was first
released by Deputy Prosecutor
William Goodwin on his personal
recognizsnce, but was taken into
custody by deputies following the
girls death.
Goodwin said Tuesday that an
inquest would be held.
LaChappelle's machine was in
volved in a spectacular crash early
Monday morning on the Surprise
lake highway, a quarter-mile north
of Edgewood. Lschappelle. who
had picked up Miss Hardtke, a
hitch-hiker, also suffered painful
injuries. but was sufficiently re-
covered Tuesday to be allowed TO
leave the hospital
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03

Judge Black is but so years OF
age. and was active in Democratic
circles before his appointment 10
the bench at Everett in 1896. The
Judge presides over litigation for
the counties of Snohomish and
Island.
The nominee for the federal
post IL the son of the late
Judge W. W. Black Of Everett,
and came to Washington when
but two years of age.
He received his legal training
ut the University of Washington
and began the practice of law in
1911. During 1el7-1s he served
as Snohomish county prosecutor,
and in 1882 was nominated by
Democrats for the post of con-
gresham for the second district
He also served on the Everett port
commission.
Judge Black. like Judge Allen.
Is we'll known in Tacoma legal
circles. Both men have presided
in Pierce county courts at request
of local jurists. Judge Allen was
summoned to Tacoma to preside
over county grand jury cases in
1885.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03
SENATE PASSES BILL
FOR PURCHASING SITE

The u. $. senate today psssed
the bill authorizing the govern
menis acquisition Of the PuyaIlup
Indian school property. according
to telegram from Sen. Homer T.
Bone sent 10 the Cha mber Of Com
mercs
Bones telegram indicated that
due to probable immediate sd-
journment Of congress. j; may not
be brought 10 yot. in the house.
The bill sppropriatins s22s ,5z5.
was reported out fsyorsoly In
house committee last month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03
DISCHARGE OF
RADIO EXPERTS
Being PROBED
Board Conducts Eve
ming Hearing and
Then Takes Matter
Under Amusement

Three highly experienced
radio telephone experts failed
To qualify. In Safety Comma
sioner Eastwood's opinion. for
three positions ~ police radio
men because they had had no
previous police experience and
because Eastwood didn't like
the system" under which they
we're qualified under civil
service.
That vas the sist ~ testimony
Tuesday night st an Investigation
conducted by the civil service
hoard al the city hail. with East
wood IN personal attendance and
represented by Corporation cean.
sci csrothsrs.
usass Achievement
Toward Al a'elock the hearing
~ss saiearned. the commission
tskiaK IT'S Information under nj,
vssement, An early decision ess
promised
Commissioner Marshall Nicer
mick. only attorney ON the hoard.
said that II the commission finds
the three top ranking sIisibles
we're dismissed unfairly by East
wood, they may be Recruited for
the Jobs they claim and u East.
wood then refuses 10 employ them
msndsmus proceedings may thsn
be filed In superior eouf, 10 compel
their employment.
These Gssesswsa
Chiefly concerned IN Tuesday
evenings session ~ The board we're
Danisi ~ MeDonouep rated
eligible No. I IN examinations last
spring. Garry =. Lewis. nos Ma. ,.
and Harlan @. Holt, No. =. Ali on
ths outside looking IN ana Clare
W. absrToa. No . on thu tat
Thomas J. psneie. not qualified
under civil service. and Leonard G.
Gates. rated No. 4. all ~ whom
are holding ths police radio posi.
sions under Esstzoods psfsensi
selection.
Hlghlisht Of fb< lnssstiHatlon
sss the testimony az Commissioner
CONTINUED on Page ~, Column .,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03
FRUIT PEDOLER
Gets SO YEARS

CHICAGO Anton Pspss AFT.
and sish, children hnaalsd on .
bench In Judge John sbafbaro.s
courtroom last nizht
pApss. IS = frali stand watch.
mar Who shat ana Killed an IA.
yssF-old giTi ~ dlsps,;s over .
so-eebf watermelon vas seated
nearby.
They we're waiting for . lary 70
decide whether Ne Nss ssliiy u
murder and n be should Ole N ina
electric chair. lie killed Mics
hDrisi csmpb<ii Ma 20 after sns
and q friend had picked up The
melon 70 play eaten sfth ~. They
dropped Il and u smashed on the
Sidewalk.
An argument followed ss1
Pspss firsa sse shss Tss
bullet sfssek Miss CsmpbsiI ~
the back
He testified he only wanted -
fnghfsn Miss Campbell Ne said
he wouldn't Intentionally harm
children. he had eight Of mia ovn.
After dsllbsrstinE for two hours.
the jurors announced that Pspas
was guilty and fixed his punish
msnt 81 % years IN the psn'tsn-
t.ssy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03
EVIDENCE FOUND
INvAuchN CASE

SEATTLE A father sboss
daughters love .ss soeshs BY lao
mrn one Ut whom is missing and
another who 10 charged sith MIR
der turned assF 10 authorities
"Wednesday evidence shieh may
hsip sciys ih@ es~
Ths evidence consisted ~ = fs~
faded yslls,s golf tsss which ths
father ~ Mlss Daavtby Psies, n.
seattle. found On ths shefs af
Lax sxmmsmi.h. ssst ~ Seattle
Similar tsss usfs found ~ ts<
hessI room u zs.yssr-eld bisssss
Jacobson, Nho . charged p1th me
first degrees murder ~ zisyssIssia
Chester yssghs. formerly ~
Portland vssxba has sesn miss
lns mys.ersossly slnes . ssss sxo
yesterday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03
Woman Killed in
Motor Car Crash

YAkIMA-Mrs. c. Bruce siod-
dard, p. was fatally injured late
Tuesday in an automobile crash on
the highway between Parker and
Wapaio. she died last night in a
Yakima hospital where her broth
er-in-isg. James Stoddsrd. was
taken with less serious injuries
Mrs. stoddsrd was daughter Of
Or. and Mrs. J. r. Marshall Of
Portland
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03

Wright brothers delivered to the
aeronautical division OF the signal
corps. II was 10 fly 80 miles an
hour, remain In the air for an
hour with two occupants, and
have a range Of over 125 miles
IL was TO be so built as 10 lend
itself 10 transportation in an
army wagon. The craft weighed
about 500 pounds.
The speed Of over $50 miles per
hour and the cruising range Of
close 10 1000 miles which have
been attained by many OF our
planes OF today mark the result
Of 30 years unremitting effort on
the part Of the army and Of the
seronauticsl industry. and together
with large carrying capacity. make
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03
BASE Ball

NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN. -. 900 600 ooo-s s q
Pittsburgh 100 900 ois--S ! !
Hsmlin. Tsmulis %, and Phelps,
Todd: Bowman and Berries.
New York. oso l0s Iie--if ~ Q
Cincinnati. 600 o0e Ioi-- Z 8 !
Lohrmsn and banning; Thomp-
son. Davis fsl. Johnson isl and
lombard. Wilson.
Boston at 81 Louis. postponed.
rain.
Philadelphia at Chicago. post
poned. rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
First gAme)
Chicago. zoo 0ei DO . o
Philadelphia 400 sio s:s---is ~ 1
Dietrich. Marcum ~ and fresh.
sehueier; Ross and Hayes
Chicago 900 orc 0oo--f . !
philadelphia 600 900 osi--I Q
Rigney. Brown ~ and fresh.
Nelson and Brucker.
Detroit ... $50 0ze ieo--5 ~ !
New York . ole ole soo--r 2
Rowe and Tebbetts. Donald.
Chandler ~ and Dsckey. Jorgsns
~. Louis. 900 eea iee--i 0
Washington. 009 ole ies--z . 4
Kramer and Glenn. Leonard and
Giuliani.
1Firs, rameD
Cleveland -. 100 e7e eoe--s ~ 1
Boston 49,. 100 COL 600 \ o
Harder and Hsmsley. Wilson.
Dickman 90. Wade 80. sayles
81 and Desautels.
Second game:
CleseiaBs soz eog COO .
Boston eoo or szx--s . 3
Hudiin. Etsenstat ~ and Hens.
ley Rieh, Hsvins lsl ard Pea
cock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03
Air Eastwood Fight On CIVIL Service
Judge Cushn,an's
Condition Craze:
Two Sons Arripe

Judge k-i~afa Z. Cssshm&a etllI
lay srsvsis u - rssema GENERAL
hospital "Wednesday. pssssns : pens
night snsr ~ k.s msas . nasles.
ssss improvement rss~asy sfteF.
nnen ~h<n ne tea s~r~ ssssI<<l
him according 10 hespsssi attend.
ants
M since trsdsY. Ina Ts.ys~f-.id
lufsst Vas sinking slowly tn=Isy
from the effects ~ . heart siimsnt
caused ~ essF~ert ttls saus.
Edward n II Hssiss. hsslss. ard
Arthur 81 wsp&ts. Wash. rushed
10 ME bedside after b<ins nstifts<l
u his ssfseas condition
A. ire sight 1t hss soas. Judge
cushmsn msds = netirssble rally
which gave phyanlsns now hepe
During ths night. however. ~
suffered snashss fslsp~. and hss
condition today was described -
rsxsfemeIy sfiiissIs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03
LIGH Il
Roosevelt Foes Given
Headache Over New
Hatch Measure

WASHINGTON - A n t j.
Rooseveltians who whooped
the Hatch bill through con-
gress have awakened TO the
morning-afte realization that
they may have committed
political hari-kari. Although
designed to cripple FDR's
control of the 1910 conven-
ton = both Vice President
Garner and National Chairman
Farley backed tit may have
the opposite effect.
Under the law, only members OF
congress and policy-making Off
Gals in the federal government
may take part in politics or make
contributions TO a political or
eanization. But II so happens that
the men who make polieies-the
exempted elass--owe their appoint
ments to the president, while dis
trict attorneys, U. S. marshals.
WPA administrators. inter n
revenue collectors. etc, pay first
allegiance to their senators and
representatives. The latter got
them their jobs. Thus congress
sional sppointees' hands are tied.
whereas FDR's men ean-and will
go the limit. They can still tell
their subordinates-in noble,
indirect way, of course-how to
vote.
The measure also leaves mayors
and governors free TO exercise their
patronage influence, and many Of
this class OF officials - notably
Mayor Ed Kelley Of Chicago and
Frank Hague Of Jersey City. Gov
ernor Lehman Of New York and
Homer of Illinois be lined
up in the New Deal camp next
year. That's why. within few
days after its passage, some Of the
Hatch measures sponsors sent pri-
waite messages to FDR begging him
to veto the bill.
Senator Arthur II. Vsnoenoerg
labored heroicslly to lose himself
the Republican delegation from
Michigan to the 1870 convention
with MS unumely attack on the
"sp-lending" bill. He rose above
practical political considerations,
perhaps. but has flight Was too
stratospheric.
At s:l5 in the morning Van
denberg issued a scorehing blast
(Continued on Usge s. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-03
CITY PLANNERS
ASK FOR $4,000

Among budget items which the
city council soon will have to con-
slider will be one of 5000 re-
quested for the city planning com
mission by its chairman. Louis J.
Muscek. who appeared before COM
missioners Wednesday.
Muscek said the planning com
mission could not function properly
without funds; that IT should have
technical staff consisting Of at
least planning engineer al about
81 500 a year and craftsman At
81 800; 81 900 should be provided
for equipment and expense.
The council referred the request
TO the budget committee.
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DISTRICT ENGINEER
IS DUE ON AUG. 10

Llssa. cs. l. E Atkins, ses-
ee.~Dr % Lieut.. Col n. !. Via.
district engineer. ls scheduled -
arrive N SEATTLE On Agk 10
Co. via snssd ~ years " army
seryscs Tuesday. from so~ Until
Dec. 4. .hen his retirement b.
comes official. bs xiIl be ga leave
A. present NJ and Mrs Wild are
VISITING Yeliorstons National p.f<
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Tacoma Ferries
Not Affected

The wsssisntss s&vsss<soa CO.
~nlss er~Fsies Ferries frnm ~
Soma - fssx Hsssgf Aa1 e<kes
p<nin~ais pesate. ~ss mt &ffeetetI
~ she terry slfIks sHit>1 u -
attic rs>s<t<y nsnhf.
West rsss Tfsnspstsstlsu O..
sp~sstlas ~ st~sm<s vunfaa> Y
f'<swses r4seewe saa x~aski< iIhs+
~is< wss nef affs<ss1.
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army has had
such an import
AMI share.
II IL just 30
years ago. on
August 2. 1909
that the army
bought its first
ARP lane. The
pro gress Of
those years Ia
we'll shown by
rec Hing the
spe neations
for that fiTEt
ship which the