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The Coolidge examiner., 1939-06-01
President Became Tangled
Up With the Buzz SalU

And it is to be remembered, too,
that Mr.. Roosevelt has been striving
to knit North and South American
nations together under his good
neighbor policy. 1t would be a
friendly gesture to besy something
Besides all of these, there is Mr..
Hull's reciprocal trade treaty pol
icy that needs bolstering every now
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-06-01
For Happy Packing

Travelling necessitates fabrics that
take well to packing. Jersey was
seemingly ordained for this special
junction.
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-06-01
WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS BY JOSEPH W. LaBINE
Probe Into Moseley Activities
Reveals Race Consciousness;
Rome-Berlin Pact Discredited

NOTEWhen opinions these columns they
Release by Wesern Newspa Union
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-06-01

Skirt, Blouse Still Good
In evening wear the blouse and
skirt also is as good as ever.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
SMALL CRAFT STORM
WARNINGS UP AGAIN

RAN. chilly winds and small
craft warning Of strong winds fol-
lowed Sunday morning : spiinglike
weather. though the forecast is for
cloudy weather Monday night fol-
lowed BY fair skies Tuesday
That Is western Washington :
portion. eastern sections % the
state were being succeed With
fresh xnoN Monday and early IN
the DAY Spokane reported two
inches had fallen.
All Washington and Oregon sta
tlons were directed 70 hoist small
craft warnings 'fonday for fresh
70 strong northwest wind off the
coast and south 10 vest winds
over Puget Sound and the interior.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
FOUR RESCUED
ASbOAT TURNS
OVER IN SOUND
Two Boys, Two Girls
Thrown Into Water
As Skiff Capsizes
OFF Day Island

Four youthful Tacomans.
two boys and two girls. were
recovering Monday from the
effects of a drenching they
received at $50 Sunday even
ing when their l2-foot skiff
overturned in a choppy sea
midway between Point Eos
dick and Day island.
Occupants of the boat were
Grace Olsen Is. of s22 So Ferry
st; Marjorie Melovidoff. Il. of
311s No. 7th st, William Steele.
81, of PAST So. 52nd st. and Wes-
ley Maitland, %, of 1920 No.
Alder ST.
The Young people were rescued
by several men working in a boat
house at 9th ave, who noticed the
overturned skiff far offshore and
put out in the motorboat Skylark
to save them.
They We're taken TO the ONeill
boathouse. where they were warm
ed and given dry clothing. Two
city prowl cars with inhalators
rushed to the 6th ave. dock. but
the resuscitation devices were not
needed. 4
Prowl Car Officers Harold
Thornburg and August st. Pierre
said the hap1ess boaters told them
waves began breaking over their
small boat, which was equipped
with an cupboard motor, shortly
after they left Point Fosdick. They
We're attempting to get the shelter
of Day Island when the boat
swamped and capsized.
Members of the rescue party in
cluded Joe Sullivan. c. W. Brooke,
jr.. Donald Tricky. Kenneth
Brown and Jack O'Neill. S. Han
sen and Sid Peterson later found
the overturned boat two miles
from Day Island and returned il to
shore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
NIGHT SESSION
FOR SENATORS

OLYMPIA - Wildcat promoters
of oil and mining leases would be
curbed under terms of SB23l. by
Senator Joe Drumheller. D.. Spo-
kane, which passed the senate un-
animously today and was sent to
the house.
The bill provided for regulation
of sale Of such leases by the state
director of licenses the same as
he now controls sale OF stocks in
mining or oil developments
The senate adjourned until
$50 tonight. marking its first
night meeting of the session.
after passing SBIs5. appro-
priating 5000. 900 for the state
TO operate from two to four
food canneries.
The canneries would be operated
solely for the benefit Of needy per
sons and public and charitable in
stitutions and none of the products
could be sold on the open market.
The senate also approved bill
TO permit all Legislators who had
served six years TO take the state
bar examination. II also would
permit Lieut. Coy. Victor A
Movers to take the exam
4 third bill passed by the
senate would permit the courts
TO fix the water level in all
lakes except ihose used for
irrigation or storage Of water.
senator keiron ". Reardon.
d.. snohomish. said the bill
was aimed To aid residents
along lakes used mainly a.
summer home sites and par
ticuiarIy Lake SteiIseoom near
Tacoma
Diumheller said his oil and min
ing lease DILL vas made necessary
because the courts had held sneh
leases were not securities and not
subjec: 70 the states blue sky
securities Law
The bin i aimed 10 curb IN
scrupulous promoters he SAID
II would prevent = recurrence -
the Frenehman nils fisseo which
took s.. 000. 900 from the people ri
this state Il will no, hurt the
legitimate operators
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
TWO HERE TRY
TO END LIVES

Two persons attempted to COM
nit suicide, police said, shortly
after noon Monday at widely sep
arated parts of the city.
Jerry Cvitovich. As. cut his
throat with a razor in building
at the rear of his home, 3010 No
Carr ST.
Mrs. Lorraine Hanson, 80. of
226 st. Helens ave. drank carbolic
acid at 2037 So. 7th ST.
Both were in critical condition
at Tacoma General hospital.
Police had only meager informa-
ton about them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
SPANISH CIVIL
WARS End AL
But Achieved
Britain And France
Recognize Franco
Government; Plan
For Evacuation

l.ONDON-~t.reat Britain.
acting in collaboration with
France. recognised the spanish
Nationalist government Of
Con. Francisco Franco todsv
and sped the sI-monshs-oId
Civil war in spain toward IN
early end.
Prime Minister Neville s'hAna-
h<fialn announced recognition II
an sSpeeIsns a.u.< II sesnsnans
- sxsulf n ths fen AZ n~.s
esians snsi ire =sannsnn n
asssienss snamhetisln sAIA
ten Ffenru nnw s~atfssie the
greater part ~ sp~al.n ssfFssnsy-
Ass~ps ess~~nss~N t1esps
Hssaansssna ~ ne Frsnea rev.
eminent and withdrawal NJ leuaI
recognition ~ the Nepuhtie nno
saHnxIsi<si Asfh
4 Authoritative announcement
IN Republican ssurrs. IN pAsn
mai Republican rFssaies Ivan
Nsxssn had 4srsrsssl = nxifloA
afsss "a ssp~rvise evacuation ~
Republican Political auvssnmens
ard military lses~ss from Maatsst
british. French end United NtAsea
*asshipe may sid IN the evasue.
tim
= Departures ~ Repahlsese Press.
3 isnt Manuel As~ns frssn the
faFss embassy after al~p~tehtna .
representative ~ Madrid. pee4gn-
ably 10 dlssuas with Ne9ftn she
final rlsns far saslins ths was
A spokesman for Assnn se5sl Me
departure fos an Aipins sstfs~f
ard asisnAtInn ~ hss ppwess -
Mariana Gomez. psesistsnt NJ ne
supreme court. sassls zsed ~ eus1.
sidsfed his msnasts - president
ended
= Assusanss NJ France that
, np@ln woula ~ independent :
although ths question u ph~snsr
France would nsn The fsailsn-
assmsn-JspsHsss snssssmnsanise
hlns vss len open
sssssreapeps Nenleepe1
Chamberlain declared shs ne.
publican government u seAsEessa
and M Innsef rspssssuts ssssls1
authority
Mis- tnsissty'a government. lhe
prime nfIniAksf soaitnuest hse
decided 10 tnfotm uen Franco "
thslf deolDiun 10 fscoentns No
government - ths governments ~
SPAN. Formal sxsinu has neen
taken IN shis ssnss to-day
pvsss ~ M ssaeewees -
spslm. GAasshessata snt1 -
betbess@ "psstmneeWss 1880
800 - a<htevs1 su1S ~ . wsss1
tfonslnssd m Page ~. esh.snn u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
BOY TRIES TO
STEAL ride TO
EASTERN HOME
Youth of 20 Meets
Instant Death A
He Falls Under The
Wheels Of Train


Donald y Parker 70 u rers
Huron. Mich "a. instantly Killed
st I esclesh Sunday morning wnen
a string ~ freight ears ran ever
MIN In tho Northern Pacific yafis
NEAR East ? u.
Attempting Ia bnard = car which
he hoped would return him 10 ms
homs the youth slipped and fell
beneath . wheel We was dfsxKed
~ feet before rolling se..se shs
track. Twenty ears then passed
over hss hudy before thu train
rams 10 stop
According 10 Information feesiss
cd bs police ami Deputy Coroner
W. q. iioffnsr young Parker had
come 10 Tacoma Feb D ~ one Of 4
group Of men hired To deisysf =
caravan Of automobiles. lie staysd
with friends herr for several dAfs
and WAS starting home ~hsn hs
VAS killed.
special railway policemen said
thry had warned Parker ou two
earlier occasions against trying 10
hook . ride on freight ftnins
here Ironically. tbe cars which
killed him we're not part a . fsgu.
lar train. hat were hesnn shtftssi
about the yafds by 4 s~itah eu.
Kine.
The Young mana parents. aha
live ~ PORT Hutan. returned from
4 vacation trip 10 Florida only .
few hours before they we're nntls
fled nf their sop's death. rhs raeii
n,oftnary will send ths remains to
Port Huron for funeral sessless
and burial Hls father 10 ! fsss.Ay
mail clerk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28

An Inside Picture of
Financial and Polit.
ical America

Observation-Disclosures
Roosevelt's attack on the SUI
preme court won faint praise
in some quarters because 1t
tended to bring that lnstltu-
ton closer to the popular soil
to humanize the judges-to
reveal that the bench is mel
Their sacred nor infallible.
Recent unpub h d history
around the capital suggests that
he may have humanized them too
well rather than wisely. In the
present scramble for the Brandeis
vacancy on the court. several
prominent candidates have made
no attempt to conceal Their eager
ness for the appointment.
They discuss their chances as IL
II we're an aldermanic board Tor
which they are running, with no
thought that such high Office
should seek the man. And even
cynical Washington gasped when
the nominee to federal Judge
shin in the Middle West lobbied
for his confirmation among Cap
itol Hill politicos.
The Roberts controversy
showed plainl, how personal
noIitjcs often determines the
naming of members of the jul
dietary a generally reeog-
nized fact but one most peo-
DIE like to forget.
And now comes Senate Leader
Barley to sponsor man simply
because the latter was his cam
paign manager in primary con-
demned BY a senate committee as
reeking with scandal over political
abuse of WPA.
The happiest and heaithiest
man on Capitol Hill these
DAYS il 8i-year-old Carter
Glass. The senafe's ie-to-s
rejection of Judge Roberts
warmed his contrary heart
and fickled his vanity.
II has set him TO remlnlscing
about the old Confederate cavalry
man who used to stroll into his
office during Spanish war days
One day.. chuckles the veneer
able Yirginian he said. Mister
Glass used To think Id like 10
CONTINUED on Page 4. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
Mrs. Roosevelt
Quits the u. 4. X.

NA~tff>stOs--nrx Franklin
d Roosevelt would DOL say ~
definitely bot ahe Indicated today
IL . pfeas conferences thai arr had
resigned from me Daughters Of
The American Rssolution in pro
test against that organization :
banning tbe famous segfo eoE.
tfalto Marian Anderson ffan
Constitution hail
Mis- Roosevelt aaia that she naa
fealgns9 from national ofsanlza.
ton because Il had taken action
which sas dld not sppf0ys.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
STILL PROBING
CO-ED'S DEATH

Los ANstIts Strange lneis
dents IL he Bfe ef bleB9s Anys
sazoysys. beautiful dramaeiic stu
Dent dsneef and movie extra. Hsss
explored tss9 ~ detectives
frankly mys'ifisd ~ hsf brutal
murder on city csisRs campus
Friday night
~ he aegfsa - theories sAs
sesied ihsy ssfe concentrating %
1aIt THREE that sis Nas shs Viz
TIN u lsalossa au4lot dsEsns.
fafs ~ = Nesfa Nho hal besn
ffsqgsnilnE tie easHpas after dark
frightening other gifi students
From iseauiah Stanley. nsf eTs-
maises coach End gogDiusts, Police
obtained Mas hysaoYesa torres.
psBasnes and other papers. They
also obtained ibe names " several
d mr. male fifsnas ard hsJ asssss
TONED gnf Kermit Angsfsan. -
- accountant. = b. llgsa ~ ths
apartment building 4hefs shf 10.
SIDED His AIM. that be Nas play
inK poker ii the time ~ the attack
~ accepted ~ p5lies ard be vas
released.
Anderson fold u = hectic court.
shiy attn the dancer 10 came
here ffgm sam Francisco a year
sxo ambitious 70 become m0yis
actress. and u a mysterious IN
come abe received from q man
knOssn only az Red
Mis- STANLEY. sho teaches 4
eissx at City College.
also knew ~ ths income. She
saia Il finally had stopped alto
gstbeT. She could not furnish any
clue 10 the identify II ina dancers
Dsnsfaetor. !
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28

Both houses brought out bsssy
down ths home stretch ~ tiie 80
day session. the senate having ~
bslis ~hiis thu house mad 10 on
ssesud reading or final passage
Tns fish trap iall. b~iisysd 10 BE-
ths one selected by thr aamiaistra
tlon To ties, house sentiment IN
sfssinx IA. effects ef initiative II.
sas only on sseand reading to-day
but MAS certain 80 meet stiff cam
petition n opponents muster ms
strength. they mss kiil ,ss bal
today
~ tks sseassse ps@s~ss tse
sssastsisssstiss psstssst, ssii
hiring sUf IL stkes I've fbss
tssp NILS returning tssp~ "
sssfhess Puget ssasA WATERS.
ON the s~nstss calendar sxfs
tao flood control bilIs. . bill 10 per
nit f4sus, Gov. Victor A. Meyers
20 take the bar examination with
aui graduating from isu senossi.
aHd . bit permitting sns state
fisheries department to limit ths
aumb~f saf fix sssssn of sssllfisn
digging
Over 49, naIIs ttkx
To-day ~ss tas final day Toe In
PRODUCTION Of balls and saw q total
~ 80 nolss and ~ s~asts bills
filed. bringing ihs TOTAL Tor the
ssasion gp 70 i.g7s. me 1871 SEES
sstsn set an sll-flHs record ~ r1s-
hitting ii5s siilz
fsoth houses had special fesslu.
tlDns before tn@m to-day The sen.
sss mad ons ~ Sens Assy 4 Fsgs
gsshssson. D.. King ard A "
1usfin. D.. Ysksms. providing fof
an lntsfin Investigation Of ths
lease ssEi by shs Astrepssistxn
Baifdlnx ca. Of = Seattle BUSINESS
building o@ned ~ the uniysrsIiy
Of Washington
The hcsiss mad memorial ask
ing President Roosevelt 20 appoint
u. n. Sen. Lewis H. Aenssilen bach
10 the II, \. supfsms court
nstusns tieas - Cstnpub6n
Ths fish tfsp bail In ths house
today wss regarded ~ having the
best chance Of any Of tbs a<tsnin-
Isir2tion's trap bills 10 pas. u
provided drag s<inss. SET nsts and
Iisn traps could he ussd In coivm-
NJ rivsx waters Aug. J - o. - Il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
Youth in 6OO-Foot Plunge
Believed Hurt Internal,

where ne sas given emergency
treatment BY park physician and
then brought 10 81 Josephs hos
pltal
Carlson ssld the accident
occurred about three miles south
esst OF Paradise ana =, = spot stl-
dom ased by skiefs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
JAMES ROOSEVELT,
GOODWIN FLEE FIRE

UUITt WDDD JaHet Ffsotfs
Fsh. ssn 81 The president. ard 81
executive OF United ArtlSts studies.
an Samuel GoldWYn. tlim pfo.
dueef fed 70 safety today sasn
FIRE Quilted private projection
room attached % Coi5x yna pfs-
gals offlne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
SEATTLE MAN ONE OF
) INJURED IN HAWAII

HONOLULU, =. ~ A se* n
s<ytvessts sspssasna pesnasafsiy
daring . fifsssrAs display IN ssa.
asetien @itn tins Hpslsai~4 fssti.
val hers. lnlsssd shssS mSn last
night. pss&ssbiy bslnxisnx ans ~
ttssm. Tnx injured lssiasisa W.
! Notes. ". sfapieys ~ . n<.stls,
wssn fireworks eonspsny sfuAsn
flsHt srsa amd bafns ea rms fa3s
and ossdy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28

IL osaso. fhu--f1fdB-
quarters of the United Auto
mobile Workers Of America
said today that employees of
the Aircraft division of the
Bendix corporation had staged
q sit-down strike at the plant
TO force a meeting with COM
pany officials on wage de-
mands.
MIDWAY ISLAND Pan
American Always big clipper
lS took off from the Midway
lagoon airbase for Wake Is
land today on the third hop of
Its lS,000-mile roundtrip test
flight between San Francisco
and China.
SEATTLE - King county,s
traffic death toll rose to %
for the year today with the
death of Sylvester Bonner. As.
BENTON, in a hospital from in
juries suffered when he was
struck by an automobile Sat-
urday night at Kirkland.
BREMERTON-Andrew G..
Nelson, proprietor of Point
No-Point fishing resort. was
held in the kitssp county jail
today on charges of arson
filed by Prosecutor Ralph
Purvis,
Purvis said Nelson burned
buildings on his property last
Sept. 6 and collected $4,000 in
suranee. Purvis said he be-
lieyed Nelson set the fires 10
gain sympathy of voters when
he was candidate for county
commissioner. Nelson was de-
feated
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
Commercial Dock
Viaduct Reopened

Hxepxninx al ths Commercial
aoek yisauss crossing shs n. r.
tracks Al ,hs faos II ssA ave. 80
announced Monday ~ ths city
engineers effies
a Tofnpssts n<w pisak aeeh mas
bsen given sh~ spar and IL sp-
prsa3h ramp and tns structure
otherwise reinforced Ths worh
vas dons ~ the Railroad - ~
gsn sxpsns~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
Is Airpianes for
Britain Shipped

SAN FEuo0. Gel The uvtli6h
fFsixhtsr Loehmoasr today was en
route 10 Liverpool with eouatgn-
msns u airpisnes for the British
Royal air foree. The ship hAd 10
scouting pianes In is hold and
three huge bombsrs 1aseoned -
her 6eck
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28

az salmon and seinlnn for osbs
isn ffura MAY 10 Dws 10
a siss ~eat1 sssshsstss -
sess N Wt1lsps p1sstpss sDss
trtst fswsw Asx. | 10 0ea. ~
rssssss ~ ssspssssisns h~t1-
lag itee~s~. ~ sithss ssee -
1884 ~suta ~ stsss ~ fisea
right 10 sese~ thsts lteeWs~s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
SALLY TO SEE GROVER

NEWARK, y. J.. Sally Rand.
fan dancer. arrived here by air
plane today and sad she would
Interview Grover Whsien in New
YORK about establishing nude
ranch a. the New York Worlds
far.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28
Fish Trap Battle to
Be Fought in House

OLYMPIA - The hsuss conservative mntpetty asSsisets
tssuSesd k villagers sgsts asetkss s~vs
sss liberals ms ses"assss ~ssnss<. eJssy
h~f.ss . ~ puleA M sslss esssss<
rhe vets ms ssss,ss sestss M vuse Inst
mstsf,ss NJ shs seshesshir sssa
~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28

OLfMPfAThs battle of fish traps reached the flsor III
The legislature today the b0th day Of Tbs opened
with the house scheduled discuss Gov Martins b
Ing fish drag and set nets To Columbia
waters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28

Reported suffering possible in
tefnai injuries following 500
foot plunge down slope ~ Mount
Tacoma and being buried under
four feet Of SNOW for four hours.
Richard Romano. 20. II 50ie No.
Vsssauli st. aas in 81 Joseph
hospital Monday.
His condition. hospital attaches
sad. Was only fair
The mishap occurred Saturday
afternoon while Romano. a susi.
ter employe. and three other youths
were skiing al the mountain near
Lake Louise The ofhefs 8ere
Erwin Price. 5000 No 5lst st.
Albert zatkoyich SOB 40 5sth
81. and joe Anderson. 5o47 No
Lexington -
The quartet according 10 o "
Carlson. assistant superintendent
Of Rainier National park had
iragefhed Aazsma ridge and
started down steep slope just
above tho lske
Too Much Weight
lfse Tour saia - De iaeaps f1enesa
skisfs. started across slope on
which Wss - inches Of nssf zno4.
packed On enlsfs9 surface The
#elght II the sklsfs started = slide
about 200 ffef NIoe. carrying ne
-four on downward eourse
Romano aas pitched 8oNn The
entire length u he slope about
eo0 fee The others managed 70
scramble free from TIE avalanche.
Al the bottom u ne SLOPE he
ifio attempted 70 iocate R0insIns.
but be could nor be found While
tRo continued search for the
missing youth. another sent for
help
ound After 4 Hour
ONcar sederYFen. chief ranger,
organized = searching parry Of
rangers and park employees and IL
$40 O'Clock. four hours after the
mishsp Romano vas found buried
under four feet Of snoN He was
taken on ioooggan 10 NsradA falls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28

Names are flying thick and
fast about the country in sug-
gestion of possible successors
to the |. $. supreme court
vacancy left by the recent
terse resignation of Justice
Louis ID. Brandeis.
It's the open season now on Sc
leetions. and there's vide spread
interest in the question of whom
President Roosevelt viii nominate.
Through all the chatter there
runs a thread Of propaganda urR-
ing that the West should have a
member on the supreme bench.
Washington state connections
have brought two names into the
discussion William o. Douglas,
chairman of the securities and ex-
change commission. nov miscelis-
neously resident of Connecticut
and Maryland. and Lewis b
Schwellenbach junior u. s. sena-
tor from this state and alternately
resident. when at home. IN Seattle
and Spokane but mostly Seattle
Connection Bit Remote
II has been pointed ont that
Douglas connection with the West
Il bit remote nov. though he
peddled papers and studied Law In
Yakima. and al Walla Walla was
graduated from Whitman college
Schwellenbech. If appointed.
might be succeeded by an anti.
New Dealer By gubernAtofial APP
pointment Of an interim senator
and the president forces in the
senate might thus conceive bly, BE-
cut. observers point out
Then there's Harold " stephens
sssociate justice Of the L. 8. court
Of appeals for the District Of 20
umbis far wesiernsr BON H.
Nebraska and subsequently a long
time resident Of Salt Lake CITY
and Los Angeles until 1885, when
Roosevelt made him assistant at
tofney general Hell D. s. IN
March
Law School Dean
Dean Wiley q Rutledge. ~. j.
ranked high among likely sueees-
sofs 70 Justice BfsndeIs Put.
ledge = dean Of the las school II
the University 81 Iowa Born IN
Kentucky. he Vas educated In Ten
nsSse. University of Wisconsin
ana University II Indiana and
taught school N Me- Mexico and
pfactlfed la IN Boulder Colo
Others whose names have been
tossed into the list INCLUDE John p.
DeFsney. former chief justice Of
the Minnesota supreme court ana
first president 81 the National
Lawyers guild and Superior Judge
Georgia VI Bullock Of the Los An
geles county court.
BANK TRANSACTIONS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-28

WEATHER AND TIDEs
Cloudy tonight. fair Wednesday.
Temperatures: High. ~: low. IS.
sun rises, 6:52: SETS. 5:s.
Tide. IenoFfaA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-16
} STAMP NEWS

GROWN above is one of two O values of the new Irish Free State stamps commemorating the l50th anniversary of the U. S. Constitution. It is red and the second denomination is blue. The stamp pictures George Washing ton and the symbolic Irish harp.
 Commemorating the visit to Canada of the British monarchs, Canada will issue three postage stamps May IS, the date on which the king and queen are due to arrive in the Dominion. The values are:
 One-cent, green and black (dou- ble size, horizontally arranged), picturing George VI and Queen Elizabeth and Princesses Eliza beth and Margaret Rose.
 Two-cent, brown and black (double size, vertically arranged), showing a view of the National Memorial in Ottawa.
 Three-cent, red and black (dou- ble size, horizontally arranged), showing portraits of King George VI and the Queen.
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 These stamps will be handled through the Philatelic Division, Financial Branch, Post Office De- partment, Ottawa.
 To aid first-day cover collectors, especially outside Canada, first day cover cancellations may be obtained at the following points:
 Charlottetown, P. E. l.; Halifax, N. S.; Saint John, N. B.; Moncton, N. B.; Quebec, P. e.; Montreal, P. O.; Ottawa, Toronto, Hamil- ton, Kingston, London, Windsor. Fort William, Port Arthur, On- tario; Winnipeg, Manitoba; Regina, Moose Jaw and Saskatoon, Sask., Medicine Hat, Lethbridge, Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta; Van- couver and Victoria, B. C.
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