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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-11
Summary Of
Todoy's News
Washington and Vicinity.

D. c. police move in secret to pre-
vent sabotage. Page Al
Group Health sustained in insurance
appeal case. Page Al
1888 men and women pass D. C. bar
admission tests. Page AS
Homes to replace cleared-away
slums demanded here. Page B.
G. w. to confer two degrees on
scientists today. Page B-1
Catholic schools begin today; public
next Monday. Page B-l
Food boom wipes out loss on surplus
crops loans. Page B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-11

An expedition in Russia will study
the lore of the CossackS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-11

Columbia is importing many more
motor vehicles than a year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-11
The Sun and Moon.

Monthly precipitation in inches in
Capital (current month to date):
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14
DRYING FORESTS
ARE BLAZE BAIT

Washington is facing a worse
forest fire year than last years
had season. with more than 100
fires in the past three weeks, state
Forester T. s. Goodyear said to-
day
Unless more rain falls, the
forests will be in much drier
condition than at this time last
spring. II the dry spell continues,
n. predicted the state would ex-
ceed the 1853 forest fires II had
during 1888.
Goodyear said the. state had eN-
tingllished more than 100 forest
ard brush fires already this spring.
most of them in the Columbia river
rorge area. Most Of the fires so
far we're caused By rsnehers burn
ing ferns OF stump lands and did
little damage.
The official fire season starts
Anril IS. after which no rsncher,
tourist or logger can start fire
81 any kind IN the woods Of this
state without a permit from a fire
warden
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14

Vsr would not Involve the
question Of democracy or to-
,siiisr he eontsnsed
European nations we're all
alike In their dealings In IN
ternstlonal affairs.
II was the oem0erscies ~
Europe which wrote the ss-
erei treaties by which all the
spolls were divided even be-
fore the world war Was
closed" Borah said. 1T was
the democrscies Of Europe
which wrote the Versailles
treaty. not . peace treaty but
q spoiis treaty. IL Was the
democracies which for 20-odd
years refused 10 make any
changes IN the Versailles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14
FAVOR ALASKA
FOR REFUGEES

WARRINGTON Officials of the
interior department. in a report 10
Secretary Harold l.. fekes. today
intimated strongly their belief that
utilization OF Alaska as a haven
for European refugees greatly
would aid development in that
territory.
The report, although not re-
ferring specifically to proposals.
that Alaska be- utilized for such
a haven. was compiled To furnish
Information on development pros.
poets after many inquiries had
been made ~ To the possibility Of
settlement Of Alaska by European
Jews and other political refugees
The report said development Of
Alaska now Ia bsmpefsd by lack
Of nsn-power and capital IL
added that settlement property
planned ana based upon sdequats
financing" might "concelyably ben
EFT Alaska By development Of
new Industries upon resources nov
being wasted
ickes emphasized that ths de-
p4ftment did not make any spss
cific recommends iOns for settle
emit plans and that the problem
Involves aspects Of national de-
fenss. immigration and other poll
eies t~yond lnrtssilctlon u the IN
terror department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14
TIMBER KILLS
PIER WORKMAN

Helmer s. Kleiberg. Sc. veteran
Tacoma longshoremsn. vas killed
instantly Thursday morning when
heavy timber slipped from 4
sling and struck him on the head
at Port Of Tacoma piers.
Kieiberg WAS working in hold
on the freighter Penmar. bound
for the Atlantic coast. As a
slingioad Of lumber swung over
the side Of the vessel and began
descending into the hold. = four
by-four timber slipped from its
place and struck the man He
was rushed 10 Tacoma General
hospital by ambulance, but was
dead upon arrival.
Kleiberg. q member Of Inter
national Enlightenment associs-
ton for many years. lived at Route
Z. Box 27s fnidlsnd1, where his
wife. Margaret. survives. No flu
neral arrangements have been
made.
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treaty looking toward peace.
These European po~sfs.
whatever may h. their IDEA
~ ideoioKy or their political
views. pursue ons and the
same course when they CONS
70 deal with International sf-
fairs They all alike vioists
treaties. disregard the most
fundamental principles Of
night. pursDs methods which
Inevitably lead % war. snd
then call upon the United
States. Canada and other ma
tons TO ssvs thsm from their
own intoierabls and vicious
msthods."
All Of this nation abhors
the doctsines q nasiism and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14
U. S. OFFICIALS PLAN
MARKETS PROTECTION
WAAlfiNGTON IilI

WARRINGTON High sdminis-
trstlon officials mst today 10 dis.
euss means Of keeping ali Amsri-
can markets open IN event u
emergencies arising from ths Ea-
rOpssn CRISIS.
Tbs official emphasized that.
while there IL no positive feeling
general European war ls W tins
Offing u 10 felt the only ssns
and Intelligent thing 10 DO" u
10 prepare for any emergency.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14
TO TAKE FIGHT
ON SEALS BAN
TO Jim FARLEY
Deluge of Protests
Over Golden Jubi.
lee Stamps Being
Sent to Capital

A deluge of protests over
barring of Golden Jubilee
poster stamps from the mail
brought back a basketful of
kilograms Thursday morning
to the Jubilee office in Tacoma
that the entire Washington
congressional delegation is at
work seeking a reversal by
the postoffice department.
Addressed To N. b. Coffman.
president of the Washington State
Historical society. which Is spon.
soring the 50th anniversary cele-
bration in Tacoma July 20. 81 and
%. were wires from the delegation
as whole. from Sen. Lewis b.
Schwellenbach. Rep. Warren G.
Msgnuson of Seattle and Martin
+. Smith OF Ho1uiam.
Smith said he would make a
personal appeal TO Postmaster
James A. Farley.
Still on Sale
The seals. advertising the three
day Golden Jubilee celebration,
still are being sold by the Jubilee
committee. Chairman Harry Cain
announced.
Mail bearing the seals on either
front or back was ordered barred
last Saturday by Postmaster
George p. Fishburne of Tacoma
on an order from Washington
d. c.. which declared them Illegally
similar TO some postage stamps.
In spite Of this, Chairman Cair
said, sale Of the seals has in.
creased
A sample of the strongly-worded
protest kilograms sent by service
clubs Of the city Wednesday to
Sen. Homer r. Bone and Congress
man John NJ. Coffee of Tacoma
was one of the Tacoma Advertising
club.
High-Handed Action
People Of this state unable TO
understand action taken by the
postmaster's office with reference
to Golden Jubilee seals" 1t read.
They don't look like postage
stamp and they pay tribute TO the
father of our country. What sort
Of high-handed action In this? As
group OF people who live in
Washington. we protest this sffront
to our intelligence. We expect you
to work for apologies"
The city council through Acting
Mayor Davisson also wired a pro-
test to Washington.
Use Sandwich Boards
II you see two charming girls
walking around the streets of Ia
coma with sandwich boards don't
be surprised. It's just part OF the
Tacoma Golden Jubilee commit
tees fight against postoffice
ruling barring the Jubilee stamps.
The sandwich boards bear an
enlarged picture Of the stamp with
the heading above II; Does This
Look Like a Postage Stamp"
The boards were made Thursday
morning by sign painter and
were scheduled for their first APP
pearance on city streets early this
afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14
WARRINGTON SCI

WASHINGTON Sen. Will
lam T.. Borsh r.. Idaho. de-
nounced European democraeies
az treaty spoilsmen today and
advised youth that any war
emsnsting from the issues Of
the current crisis would be
"sordld and imperislistlc."
Borsh expressed his views
In a letter 10 students Of ST.
Olaf college. Of Eorthfielc,
MINI, who had asked advice
Of the veteran isolstionist and
member Of the senate foreign
relations committee because Of
the growing war menace.
Borsb SD The issve m any
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Seven or eleven'

Seven or eleven
The above has nothing TO do
with a dice game. but with the
game OF mstrimony.
County Auditor \. Clifford
Davis. who issues marriage IL
censes In the courthouse. pointed
out Thursday that the gin marfi-
age bill passed by the last legisla-
ture and okehed by Gov. Martin.
becomes effective at midnight,
June Z.
Briefly. the measure IL
known a. senate Bill No. II.
which IL nm act providing for
a three-dsy notice Of intention"
10 marry before . license 10
issued.
Under terms Of the act. before
any persons can he joined IN mar
rage, they must obtain blanks
provided by the auditor at least
three full days before the license
shall be issued. The application
shall be under oath Of each Of the
applicants and each Application
shalI state the name, address. axe.
color. occupation birthplace.
whether single. widowed or d.
vorced, and whether under con-
troll OF a guardian. residence dur
ing the past six months. together
With name and address Of al least
one competent witness who can
testify that the residence given
by applicants are bona fide.
Applicst tons. for marriage VIII
be open to public inspection
The auditor cannot issue a mar
rage license until the third fun
day following the filing Of such
application.
One feature of the new Law
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Associates Ut Mayer sisgls On
tia city council had his chair
drsped In mourning Thursday -
they met In what was TO hsvs bssn
. legislative session.
Upon the rssdlag of formal
letter from Acting Mayor Davis
son advising The eossneii II The
mayors death. tbs rseommfnda-
tons we're adopted directing IN
official period at moslrping for 20
days from Tbusssiay IN. The eouns
eli than adjourned without further
business until nest Monday morn.
ing
DR.. Hieeie, records SHOW. Sas
not only the first nstivs rpn msyor
~ Tacoma but The fra In the
eitys history 10 dls during nts
term u office. psvissoa's I~tt~r TO
this council follows. viii ~ sux-
r~stt0ns which viii b~ carried ous
This sad news has e0fns 10 ~
this morning a the passing -
our mayor. John G. sisgIs tbs
ns~s has CONS 10 tis altar having
heard directly that b. ~ss I'm.
proving rapidly and would h hone
soon 10 resume his duties
psevss Crest ooeeh
This news has come ~ ~ ~ >
great shock. and II has left ~
b~rsfs of tbs eity's ehossn lssxjsf.
one who had cosns into office with
. vast smbsfion 10 beftsf sbs city.
4 recommend the city council
declare IN official period u mourn.
ing for ~ days from today, ard
tina, dnrins that period. The fisg
an tbs city hall shall b. flown 81
half staff. eseh dsy b~t~ssn sun
rise ard subsst
4 also recomm<nd that . mourn
Ing bgw or wreath b. piassd %
tbs inner door ~ fbs msyos's
office until after the funeral
services
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Council Will Pick Successor;
80 Days Mourning Decreed

Il further reeem1neNl ~ ~
COUNSEL direct ~ city e)o05 r.
write . iesesr ~ enn1e(ooGw - ~
wsd0w and farDtly ~ oloDr1 cn
thsm IN ~ ~ aon1Conn<o = ~
city ecssncll. in<1v>1 Uai1v 80 -
iscilvsty. N tiDek togeoNomGoe ~
noeeos1 ~ ppuuolnno
CITY charter ass4 s(ote ioWt oDoo
IN ~ Tne0na cay eeeQe0 -
psswsr u sppotat > a6ooongDg -
the mayor ~ any seney eo41o0yD
eommlsslsuSr whnoe Aeoeh 4oGuo
during M sssm u eeSlee. - 49,
rssisns
ne sepeIsss1 psssss epsvoD
only until = nv mayeg - eoDIe
missioner hiss besa steeto4 ~
qualified ny neHegat e1oGe1mA
which in this en1o NJ ~ ~
finals II nest Marcia
No asfi0n y expeeeG1 fveeo ~
city eotSsNtl Nnet1 aGnt ueo1L
Commissioner Ira 0avtanno -
been setting mayor and wtlI go
tspoe IN that espe<tty uatit -
council sefs.
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communism. Dcsah $40 ~
American youth should deat
with them wh<n they become
. menace IN this country sa4
not Abgosd.
Only . fsw days Ase M
Chamberlain Neville chsnl-
bsriain. prime mtnistes -
Great Dgtloia) DECLARED - 80
Of NJ sDeechss hal wh1Ie
there wac ; eaaoseica n ~
rops q hsel9U. - =
forth, u vae ~ ~ ~ 80
sideratina nGW.~ - satl
WIS ~ time eeosas iog
the rising ososrst1eo 70 80
with nsslisn. fase1on. eommu.
nism, that dsvil's brew Which
has bsss eso1sre6 - ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14
!. CITY TO MOURN FOR so DAYS
FOLLOWING SUDDEN DEATH OF MAYOR JOHN $EclE

BERLIN-An authorita-
tive source close to the for
eign office denounced to-
night the British French
guarantee to Greece and
Rumania as "a mere bluff
designed to carry the
British encirclement policy
against the axis powers a
step farther Nazis pre-
dicted Adolf Hitler would
intensity his conferences
ures against Great Britain
as result of today's develop
nents.
SAN FRANCISCO - The
federal grand jury today in
dicted IL of the IA men ar
rested by secret service agents
in connection with an alleged
S250.000 nation wide gold
fraud. The indictments charg-
ed conspiracy TO unlawfully
acquire gold coin.
ROME - Italian efforts TO
strengthen ties, not only with
Germany hut with Spain and
Hungary, were predicted by
Fascists tonight in reply to
the British-French pledges of
aid to Greece and Rumania.
WASHINGTON - President
David LASER of the Workers
Alliance today announced l.
500 representatives of his or
ganization will come to WASH
ington May 81 to protest the
$50, 100000 cut in the last re-
lief appropriation.
ROME - Premier Benito
Mussolini proclaimed from the
balcony of Venice palace to-
night that Italy is ready to
"forge ahead" without fear Of
hostile nations.
ROCKPORT, Mass. - After
discharging 10000 gallons of
gasoline. the Philadelphia oil
tanker Passaic Sun late to-
day freed itself from Avery's
ledge in Sandy bay. about a
mile off Rockport. The tanker.
carrying a crew Of nine and
cargo of $4,000 gallons of
gasoline, had piled up on the
ledge a few hours earlier.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.-H. r.
NcElroy, city manager OF
Kansas City since 1926 and the
man indirectly responsible for
the police department which
has been under fire in this
city's sensational cleanup
campaign. resigned today.
more details on Page 81
BELGRADE. Jugoslavia -
Reports circulated today that
new coalition government
including Croats would be
formed Immediately. The gov
eminent, dominated by the
Serbs, recently has been at
tempting to reach an agree
ment with the Croatians, in
order to unite the nation in
the face of European develop
ments. The Croats had been
flirting with nazi Germany in
recent weeks as they demand
ed greater autonomy.
Jerusalem Abdul RAJ
zek, regarded rs the leader Of
the Palestine revolt Of Arabs,
haa surrendered to French au-
thorifies In Syria with so Of
his followers. II was reported
today.
BERLIN-An explosion oc-
CURED today at the expert
mental laboratory at Fried
richshafen airport, home OF
German Zeppelins, it was re-
ported. Nature Of the explo-
sion, the damage and casual
ties were not known immedi-
eteIu
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The Best Butter at
10 Cents Per Pound

would unquestionably be a
bargain.
The quick, positive results
of a Times Want AID COM
pared with its cost is even
a greater bargain.
Use Times Want Ads to
Sell, Rent, Buy or Trade.
Main 3151
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llGH 7
An Inside Picture of
Financial and Polit-
ical America

WASHINGTON - Herbert
Hoover's role in backing Tom
Dewey, never before revealed,
shows how deeply the former
president depends on the
young New Yorker to drive
the Roosevelts out of the
White House in 1910.
When Dewey began his CAM
paign for governor of New York
last fall. he could not obtain
enough money TO pay his office
staff at headquarters. The check
boys buttoned their pockets be-
cause Of his supposed close associa-
ton with the program for an
alliance with the American Labor
party.
With funds 80 low that II
appeared as II Dewey would
lose by default. Hoover gath
cred a score OF wealthy Re-
publicans in his room at
New York hotel. He insisted
that Dewey was the hope Of
the party for 1910, and de-
manded that they waive per-
sonal feelings and prejudices
and support him politically and
financially.
In response 10 an exhibition Of
party leadership spirit Hoover
rarely chose to show in the White
House, they did. The only con-
tribution Mr. Dewey did not accept
smart boy,--was $4,000 from
one of the dupont family.
UNTOUCHABLE- too bad
that Herr Hitler and II Duce didn't
see the parade Of Uncle Sans
Continued on Page s. Column ~
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noosh. ~hs wevu ssennGo - -
slaee M iuenompn1Iea - nnn9ee
last Juse. fslly euDeols@ - -
covevy.
Tns lsttes Qaao pooeopo1 49,
A1rs. ote0>e ~ n1eo1av. ~ -
~ - ~ vl92z -
jsch woe ajmoa ~ ~ 80 49,,
spoeseaelv voo11y lUOpuv14 -
tks doefees ~ a1v>Go1 - ~
might SIAN hoano \ ~ 90 -
trip ~ eaG1 een0oA
Aeeor1om01y. = ~ Drorr
Mrs nlegle ~ ~. - ~ >
coughs ~ Days n ~ Aaeooe4 4lo
breaH The js~sney aGo1n - -
vfsnciere. u n eeog1o1 -
Bui. In the sheeoee - mogo -
,coatinusd ~ raGe - csIunn ~
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26 KILLED, 30 HURT

MEXICO CITY - At least 20
persons we're killed today and more
than 80 others injured when
,rain from Gusdslsjars crashed
into a stalled passenger train near
Oueretaro. about $50 miles north
Of Mexico City.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14
SHERIFF JAILS
CITY'S MAYOR

CHAMPAIGN. Hl.-The sheriff
today arrested Mayor James ID.
Flynn on an indictment charging
maifeasance in office in connec-
ton with failure to suppress ram
pant vice in this city. seat Of the
University Of Illinois.
The indictment was one Of Is
returned yesterday by special
grand jury. which began investi-
eating AT the behest Of the state
after the keeper Of Negro resort
shot and killed William Spurrier,
Toledo. Ohio; a university soph0-
more
Flynn was the second important
official arrested. Former Sheriff
W T. Roth was indicted on
charges Of bribery March n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14
Gin Marriage Act Becomes
Law at Midnight on June Z

IL the right given the auditor
10 refuse 10 issue . ltce0se Ia
marry u he feeis 20 Inclined.
Applicants may. however. sp-
peal 10 superior court In event
. license IL denied.
SO, with the new act becoming
Mt midnight. June 7. those
10 obtain marriage u.
censes without waiting the three
days will have TO obtain them on
or prior 10 the 7th Of June. Other.
wise. they will have 10 wait three
days. which means from June .
To IL.
Hence. seven or eleven,
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FAWuH - 0&V0fto s1ot eys~
and italian tsoeps were ssasasae
Near the yugeslss sss~si~ss sssase1
rcaresn In Fveeeh rtscses sseieh6
Eun0rg
Great Britain and France
today promised to fight any
attack on Rumania or Greece
and to resist with arms any
attempt TO change by force
the status quo in the Mcditcr-
ranean.
In weeping simultaneous
declarations. In London and In
Paris. the two governments dis
closed that swift action had block
ed Fascist threats 10 occupy the
Greek island Of Corfu and warned
tho relationships their armed forces
were ready TO oppose further AZ.
gression In Europe.
The declarations we're made
while nritlsk and French slssts
dominated the Mediterranean.
They materially strengthened
the se-csljea demecratic trent,
which Includes Poland and IN
wolves negotinttoWs for support
ef Turkey. Soviet Russia asd
other nations.
Making an historic declaration
10 the house OF commons In reply
10 Itaiy's seizure Of Albania. which
he inferentisiiy characterized ~ I
menace IN peace and eecurity
British Prime Minister Chamber
lain Indicated he felt itsiy's action
was unjustified.
Al the Aane time IN Paris
Premier EdeuavA 1lstsAtsv
warned tho totsiitsstsa gss-
ernmrnts that France h deter
mined 10 preserve 'peace with
iiterty and honor" but IL dts-
po~ed Ia aid ail nations which
oppose aggression.
Chamberlain declared that on
Sunday the government learned
from Athens that II waa itsiy's In.
tentloD To attack the strategic
Greek Island of Corfu In the
fonian sea. and that the Greek
minister In London subsequently
confirmed the Information.
Lord usitsas. Chamherisls
said. told the sn,sisses Drtsaia
WAS not occupying Cesfu. sad
warned Italy not 10 occupy II.
Chamberlain declared the gov.
eminent attaches the greatest i'm.
poftance 10 the syoidsnes OF dis
turbsncs by force or threafs Of
the status quo in the Mediterranean
and the Balkan peninsula.
lie recalled that Italy had agreed
10 respect the status quo in the
Mediterranean ares, and emphs.
sized that the Adriste 10 part at
the Mediterranean.
In making HE pledge 10
Greece sad eumasis, Cham
besisls said
"Ths government viii ksA
Greece and 9usnssbs. " their
Independence h ihveatesed. IN
the support In their tske sss-
sssmsst'sj pewss."
Implying that Italy had clearly
violated the Briiish-i,silsn agree.
msnt 10 respect the status quo In
the Mediterranean Chamberlain
said;
II 10 difficult 10 reconcile .bst
happened with the prs.srysti0B II
Continued on Page 7. Column q
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his heart failed him.
only word that came 10 NJ PER.
sonsl and official family here wea
contained In twe long distance
calls from The ssasinn agent II
Klamath Falls. conveying meg
sssss from Mrs.. nlegie that Jeeh.
a. he was kao~n 10 his countless
friends. had died 81 1000 o'cleeh
ana advising she would arrive "
Portland Thursday aftsrnooa.
The messages were phousd 10
william J. Gaas. mayors etcre-
tsry, Who. with the chiefs other
principal aide. Amos nooth. ioob
up the sad task of informing IL
three children John R. who wss
81 seattle. where NJ has bsen st.
tending University Of wsshlNgtoa.
and the younger daughtsrs. oeety
and Joyce. ~ the home. sits No
Proctor a..
fians left fnf Portland Thurs.
day morning 10 msst Mrs.. eleGis.
With him went the mayors I'm,
John, while the daughters re-
NAMED ai home 10 await shpss
mothers arrival here.
Due Thos EveetNg
Tho Southern Pactfae's dtslrtct
passenger agent ~ Klamath Fails
reported 10 HE Portland head
quarters that Mrs. nseale would
arrive thsrs IN the ofegonian q
$40 .. m. today, would depart
for Tseoma 81 <,20. ard rsaee
Union station here u 800 q -.
today.
The Mayors body wAs " -
sent from klamath PALS aftev N
inusssst the uteus sstd. t~1ey. q
reach Tacoma rrldoy N>oynIno.
Train officials satl nleeIe va
M when ~ WA carried ahDor4
the Pullman. They Feporte1 ~
and Mrs. Siege oecupted . draw
ing room.
oe1tsveA Mn ostoss
Though they knsw. - ~ I'll the
official city hall. that Sisgis had
been . very sick mas, Cans and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-14
Anniversary Will
Start on Mav 3

VANCOUVER. Wash. - Three
days Of impressive religious serv-
ices. and an open-sir tabiesu viii
center around vancouver. com
mencing May .. in celebration Of
the Tooth anniversary OF the land.
ing OF the first Catholic mission
aries al Fort Vancouver.
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WEATHER AND TIDES
Cloudy tonight and Sat. Tenn
peratures: High, IS: low, IS. sun
rises SEA: sets $751;.
Tomorrow Tides
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Though they knsw. - ~ I'll the
official city hsiI. that slsgis had
been . very sick mas, Cans and