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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-09
COMMUNISTS IN FRANCE ROUNDED
 UP, NATION RAID
Thirty-five Mem bers of Chamber of Deputies
 Are Under Arrest

PARIS, Oct. 9-Thirty five Com munist members of the Fr Il C h Chamber of Deputies were under arrest after police roundup staged throughout the nation.
 Fourteen of the members Of the outlawed French Communist Party were arrested in the Paris area.
 Twenty-one others were taken into custody in other parts Of the country.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-09
LABOR CASE
 DECISION IN
 HIGH COURT
Supreme Tribunal 10 Re- view Coast Bargaining
 Agency Decision

WASHINGTAN, Oct. 9. The Supreme Court today agreed to re- view the decision of the United States Court of Appeals, District of Columbia, leaving in effect the certification by the National Labor Relations Board of the CIO union as exclusive bargaining agency of the Pacific Coast Longshoremen Asso- citation.
 The Court of Appeals said it did not have jurisdiction to pass on the controversy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-09
AIR BATTLE THOUGHT,
 NORTH SEA
British Planes Shoot Down German Graft, Then
 ResCues Nazis

LONDON, Oct. g. = The British Air Ministry reports that British plane shot down one of two Ger man Flying boats in a battle over the North Sea yesterday, then sum- moned water craft which rescued the Nazi fliers.
 The Ministry said the Royal Air Force fliers escaped without casu- alties although one of four patrol planes taking part in the fight was struck by German bullets.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-09
EACH YANKEE GETS $5,614 FOR WORLD SERIES; LOSERS
 S4,2S2 FOR PLAYERS SHARE

Each losing Cincinnati Red re- cevies $4,282.
 In 1888 there was no sale of the radio rights which adds $60,000 to the players pool this series.
 The players pool this series is $440,117, the third highest in his tory.
 Yesterdays attendance was off, cially 32,794.
 The total for the four games is 183, 3,849.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-09
sos, k|NE,' SAYS RADIO
 FROM SHIP

WASHINGTON, Oct 9. = The United States Navy disclosed this afternoon that Copenhagen and Danish radio stations picked up an sos about noon from the 2,000-ton Finnish steamer Indra.
 The message said only sos Mine,' after which nothing was heard.
 The Indra is owned by the Nautik Steamship Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-09
HApPIE5T MAN IN BASEBALL WORLD E MCCARTHY, WHILE
 SADDEST MAN E MtkE(HNIE

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Oct 9.-Joe Mccarthy, kindly 5-year-old leader of the Yankees, was the happiest man in the baseball world last night and Deacon" Bill McKechnie, boss of his vanquished Royal Reds, was the saddest man.
 Mccarthy, with just trace of a tear in his eye joined in the Yan- kee's noisiest clubhouse victory cele- bration ever staged.
 Asked if the series came out as
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-09
(By Associated Press)

The sum of $5,614 for each of the New York Yankees was won yester- day as the winners individual share of the 1889 World Series playing pool
 This pool fell only $168 short of equalling the all-time high set last year when the Yankees took four straight games from the Chicago Cubs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-09
TWO CANADIAN FIGHTERS DEAD,
 AUTO ACCIDENT

BATHURST, New Brunswick, Oct. 9.-Paul Doucet, 20, Canadian Jun for welterweight boxing champion, and Addlerde Grisdale, lightweight boxer, were killed yesterday in an automobile accident. .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-09
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
 POSTPONE MEETING

There will be no meeting of the Democratic Women's Club tonight. according to Mrs. Crystal Snow Jenne, Vice-President, Announce ment of the next meeting will be made through the newspapers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-09
Home of Film Stars
 Goes Up in Flames

ENCINO, Cal, Oct. 9.-The lux urious home of film actress Alice Faye, and her husband, Tony Mar tin, was destroyed by fire Saturday night. They had purchased the house only a week ago. Damage was estimated at $25,000. Cause of the fire was not immediately determ- ined,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-09

expected, Mccarthy grinned and said:
 Anytime you beat a couple of pitchers like Derringer and Walters, you have Helluva tough job on your hands. We beat Helluva ball club"
 Suddenly Mccarthy spied Joe Mi- Maggie, whose single to the right in
 Continued on Page Five)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-09
BOX SCORE
TANKS
TOTALS ............3 .39 2 T 30

TOTALS ...---,-..-3y ' ' 3U IF I -*Sundra pitched for Hildebrand in last of fifth.
 Murphy replaced Sundra on mound in seventh.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-09
STocK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Oct. 9. Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 6A, American Can 113, American Power and Light 5A :, Anaconda 32M, Bethlehem Steel 88A, Commonwealth and Southern IF, Curtiss Wright 6A, General Motors 54%, International Harvest CT GA, Kennecott 391s New York Central 20h, Northern Pacific llh, United States Steel 73b, Pound d $4.02h.
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES
 The following are todays Dow, Jones averagest: Industrials l49.89, rails 336l, utilities 24s95.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-09
Graft Marked for Tor pedoeine Being Escort
 ed to N. Y. Port
SUBMARINE REPORTED
 LURKING IN VICINITY
Two Reports Received of Undersea Vessels
 Being Seen

WASHINGTON, Oct. g. - Naval vessels have reached the American liner Iroquois, returning from 1re- land with 584 American passengers.
 The Navy craft are escorting the liner to New York.
 The Iroquois is the craft that the German Marine Ministry asserted was marked for torpedoing as the ship neared the American shores.
 LURKING SUBMARINE
 WASHINGTON, Oct. g. = The White House said Navy Patrols ob- served a non American submarine yesterday about 20 miles west of Key West.
 Stephen Early, the Presidents private secretary, said the craft IS the same one reported Saturday to have been seen 15 miles off Miami.
 SEARCH FOR SUB
 PORTLAND, Maine, Oct. 9.-Per- sistent reports are being made that the United States Navy and Coast Guard crafts are searching the sea by water and air for a strange sub sighted yesterday, about 200 miles off the coast and on the course of the American liner Iroquois. The reports are being met with silence by all official sources but Maine's Commissioner of Fisheries, Arthur Greenland. said he saw the sub clearly, moving at high speed, early Sunday in the direction of the European ship lanes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-09
COMPOSITE SCORE

-Four Games)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-09
Cincinnati Defense Crum- bIes Sunddy-Pitlhers'
 Battle at Start
p0WERH0USE FINALLY
 COMES TO LIFE IN 7TH
DdffY Play in Tenth Is Weirdest Ever Retord-
 ed in World Contest
SHORT SCORE

Final Camel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19

OF the royal visitors. A pilot train
ran 30 minutes ahead Of the
royal streamliner TO see that the
tracks were clear; the king and
queen could rest in upholstered
furniture, and flick Of switch
would put into operation an air
conditioning unit.
Quebec was host to the king
and queen for almost "a hours,
during which their ma Jesties went
through steady round Of formal
receptions, luneheons and dinners.
Today 10000 persons gathered
around the station to see the king
and queen off on their trip.
Among them was W l. Macken-
zie King, prime minister of Can
ada, and Premier Maurice Du-
plessis. of Quebec. who went as
far as Three Rivers. Il miles from
Quebec. aboard the royal train.
Montreal, metropolis of Canada,
has a normal population Of 900.
900. but visitors almost doubled
that number to-day
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BULLETINS

PANi>--Bfttsin has inform
ed France she - sending .
note 70 Apscow this week -snd
offering e0mpr0miss sug-
gestion for bringing Russia
inta the snti-agsressiesn front.
= nigh diplomatic soufes asld
tonight
wA-Hf>GTO>--Ths house
Thursday passed the omnibus
rivers ard hsrbors bill, after
cutting lis project authorize
tlons FROM sise. 900 600 Ia
sss.7gs. 100. The bill now goes
10 the senate.
HAsHiNCTOS - Chairman
Mary r Morton. p y. T.. II
the house isbgf COMMITTEES.
moved to-day to Dfssk The
impsAee o. Nags-h hour smsua-
menta ~ introducing = new
bln. Leaving me status II sgfi-
culture unchanged from ths
current Iaa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
ARREST SECOND
SUSPECT HERE

Taken by surprise BY police.
Wednesday. Mickey DoIsHd. 20
who surrounded his home late
year-0id ex-convict. was being
held IN Tacoma city jail Thursday
as the suspected companion al
Norman Peterson. ~ Of Tacoma,
who wss arrested in Olympia
Tuesday night after a Wild ride
In stolen car through the resi-
dental section 81 the capital city.
Dolsnd was arrested At MS home
Al Sis SO. 3tth At after Police
Capt. Tom Ross and seven other
members II the motor division sur
rounded the suspects residence
He surrendered without offering
resistance.
D0land j. believed 20 have hesn
the companion Of Peterson. sho
escaped after the stolen ear Peter
son was driving crashed into the
front Of garage II Olympus >
residential section Peterson al
mitted ne stole the car from a
garage At the home II Tommy
Burns. 1910 So Grant =
Doiand R01s ssi1. denied be was
Implicated IN he car thef, o. that
he V-4s ~ the ear with Peisrsan
n Olympia
Petersen has stesdfsstIy refused
% Identify his companion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
State PTAPasse
Many Resolutions
NENATC HEE

ME>ATt HEf - Delegates 10
the 2eth annual convention Of
Washington Congress Of Parents
ana Teachers resffirmed BY resOiu-
ton today the present form Of
American government.
Also commended BY resolution
vas the State Planning Council =
recommendation that training be
extended 70 all children Of kinder
gsrten and primary age. as soon
as funds car be made sVsiis Die
Among other resolutions were
ones suggesting driving classes be
installed In high schools; protest
ing gsngster films and brosdeasts;
urging education Of ADULTS and
children IN the evils Of alcohol and
drugs. recommending further in
struction Of ADULTS and children IN
first aid, and approving state IN
spsetlon Of automobiles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
TRIO IS JAILED
OVER ALLEGED
BURGLARY TRY
Cruising Prowler Car
Officers Spotted"
Men at 4 a. m. Near
Valley Tavern

Halted in a wild dash for
freedom when n prowler car
officer emptied his service re-
volver at a fleeing suspect.
three youths-one Of them
from Olympia and the other
two ex-convicts--were arrest
ed early Thursday morning.
They were being held for ques-
tioning In connection with at
tempted burglary of a Puyellnp
ave. tavern and ownership Of car.
Held in jail were John J. Blake,
20. OF s2s State st.. Olympia.
George Gaudy, 70. former inmate
at Monroe reformatory. and o. /.
Burns. 81. who also served time
at the state institution.
prowler Car Officers j. =, Lyons
and r.. l.. Adair were cruising along
Puysllup avenue shortly before
a. m. when they spled The trio Al
CONTINUED on Page 10 Column 2
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19

Blue jackets Nefe ordered into
The settlement yesterday simsl-
tsneouaiy ui,h armed sailors Of
ths British navy after an nhrzs
peetsa landing Of Japanese troops
The stats department. announced
the action At Amsy. - Ambassa-
dor Joseph &. Grew "a Tokyo pre-
scented Japan ultb strongly
worried note declining 10 nsxo.
tate foe revision ~ regulations
IL the Shanghai international
settismsnt pending development sf
more stable conditions
Grew ssatisssa Japan
against tshi.g advantage 81
developments shieh hses
thslf origin .<whsfs ssd
pre- Issdiee the International
character u tbs ssttt<m~nf.
the Japsness demands on me
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19

of Palestine's 100000 Jews into
the anti-Bntish demonstrations
over which reinforced British
troops and police stood guard.
Bust most impressive and posi-
bly most indicative of the long
struggle to come was the solemn
demonstration by 10000 Jews In
Jerusalem who gathered at the
wailing wall and marched through
the streets reciting Biblical pas
ssges prephesying return of Israel
to the homeland.
"TI forget thee. Jerusalem,
may my right hand be forgot
ten" mtoned DR.. Isaac Her
>og. ehief rabbi Of Leshuran
synagogue, as he sym bottcoiiB
tore up a copy Of the British
"white paper" IN the presence
of the emoHStrdfOfS.
Jewish groups. most Of them
youth organizations. marched
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
7 ARMED MEN
HOLD UP STORE

Two armed hasdzapmen ssfsy
Thursday roboed the Fsrxs snop
store u ssth sna F&flfie 1t so
ard escaped m a isss model car.
probably stolen. after fssasnx Al
fred Jonnson nlxat eisfN. snto =
back feem .hss they n*<s tn<sr
getaway
The tsso bandits. ens @esftnx .
faaea tlps h~nasaaa asnd<sf<h nat
Over MA faes. entered th@ store IL
/ IS .. m. Both had snort siA1h
fssOlssfs.
Poistlnx ths ruas at yohnsns,
fhxy orasfsd him % open ne essn
register ard x,ss thsn tbs uonsy
IL eontainsa Ne complied. then
ths ROBBERS forced him to % b .
b.ek room and eio>e the door.
Tn<y did not tie hin up.
johnson beard the bandits leave
ard ran osf IN the fronf of tbs
store IN time 10 see their ear
iinsppe4yses DOM Ia e6nnR1ne =
'ths dluese1os n h1sd1Aad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
RESCUE TWO IN NARROWS
1t. Jost's
Discharge
Is Upheld
Civil Service Board
Says His Conduct
'Unbecoming'

Discharge of 1t. Joseph
Jost from his position in the
fire department for conduct
unbecoming an officer" or em-
ploye of the city was sus-
tanned Thursday in a written
opinion signed by all three
members vi the civil service
commission.
The commission avoided con-
illusions on certain controversial
and contradictory testimony which
featured the public hearing held
MAY 2, but did find:
That his actions in chasing
his wife around the yard, Shaping
her IN the face in public and
creating a disturbance that aroused
the whole neighborhood, which
necessitated the calling Of police
and subsequent arrest Of the pc
titioner on charges Of disorderly
conduct. constitutes conduct I'M
becoming an officer or empioye OF
the city"
Commission Explains
lost had been a member ~ thu
ifhe department 10 years and hal
been several years lieutenant
lately serving AZ Engine Hous'
No. S. So. 43d and l. sts.
TO sustain a discharge sgsinsi
the petitioner who has worked fol
the city for a period Of 10 years,
the commission concluded. is ex
ceedingly hard, but under the facts
as we honestly and impsrtially SCI
them. we have no alternative un
der the charter and the rules o
this commission but To hold tina
the prepondersnce OF the evidenc'
shows that the sections Of the pc
titioner on the 10th OF April. 1883
constitutes conduct unbecoming AZ
officer OF employe of the city an,
the order of discharge Is hereb,
sustained
Facts Are Recited
Sections of the city charter ane
Of the civil service rules spplicabl,
in the Jost case were quoted II
the decision.
The evidence presented by both
parties was voluminous. contra
dietory and some Of II on botf
sides. extremely biased. the com
missioners found.
The fact IL not eontradictee
that Jost was arrested In the even
Continued on Page s. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
WELCOME RAIN
IN NORTHWEST

Sssrsse spvspaGk - = su1ntors
ti&i ran - twp n'aeehs apoongo1
10 - Taeoma's ii TnRntnQ -
tAis city SHARED Win ~ ~ -
N Norsh~est n = eea>snl pspctC6-
taEina welcomed " faeese ire
f1shksrs. fsrmsss Ais1 p1atB IN
ess1snerA
Locally. Thursasy dawned - >
soitlfy evsres1k ny 80 ~
ofcin<k the sprinkis ~ mofee1
and sppeAfsd likely V peg1fpG -
snsseAst 4 fer mia unnct1Do4
weather.
Reports nhUwsd sverntGnt eotno
northwsrd from cenexn1 Qeouln--
even Yakima eo< : past = 4. -
year's rsin ehortaGs = Ionn11
W - . = - JnnFo1nH ~
incheA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
GUARDS AND PICKETS
CLASH In HARLAN co.

HARLA>. ny. - National
rusrdsmen and United Mine work
ers pickets exchanged about 80
shots today in a brief gun battle
near the Mine Triple of High
splint Coal Co, Totz. Ky. No
injuries occurred or either side.
. The exchange occurred about
two hours after most Of Harlan
county had been plunged into dark
ness BY failure Of main power
line between Harlan and Lynch,
Ky.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19

stands for glimpse of the first
British monarchs to visit Canada.
The king and queen boarded a
special train at Quebec at q:35 a.
m, (EDT) on the second phase Of
a journey that will take them
twice across the largest of the
British dominions and then into the
United States. They resc e d
Montreal, a be-flagged city in car
nival mood. at 2:15 p. m.
Every precaution known 10
veteran railroad men had been
taken for the comfort and safety
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
2 TIMBER FALLERS Die

LsINGf@tM. H4eh- Two TIM
ber fallefs. employed At White
River Lumber company. east Of
here. we're almost Instantly killed
sdnsadsy when a tree tbes we're
falling crushed them between two
logs The dead uefe John Groze.
50 and Joe Polonehsek. As. both Of
Enufnesseg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
LOSE HOPE FOR
SWEDISH Filler

e1oa htfOLu. sssaen Hope
sss abandne1 today for Charles
Bsekman. 70. . swsdisb tier wno
fook off from Bolwcsd airport.
Newfoundland. Tuesday for soio
siFplans night 10 Sweden
II zsn assumed Bsekmsn had
crashed At see. There remained.
however. the remote possibility
That ne hsa been picked up ~ .
ship vithoat radio OF mad landed
"a som4 lsossssc spo< % ts4 conee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
PALESTINE

Tens of thousands of Jews
dramatically pledged them
selves today to fight for a
homeland in Palestine in de-
fiance of Great Britain's plans
for creation of an Independent
Arab-dominated state.
A general strike, serious rioting
fasting. incendiarism, sabotage .nd
gigantic protest meetings In Je'
rusalem, Hsifs, Tel-Av and many
other towns brought the majority
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
JAPAN Is DRAWING
AWAY FROM ANS

Oriental diplomats are a esnny
lot and choose their words with
care. That's why New York lead
ers attach great significance to a
recent utterance by the new Jap
snese ambassador to the United
States. He stated that, so far as
Japan is concerned. the Rome
Berlin-Tokyo axis is directed solely
tcontinued on Page o. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19

QUEBEC - King George VI
Is taking his own whisky, Gig
arets and tea on his tour. The
tea goes with him wherever he
Is a dinner guest. A bodyguard
usually carries II and hands II
to the hosts staff. He smokes
two varieties Of cigarets. Nir-
ginia and Turkish, which he
keeps separated in his ease.
The king drinks Scotch whisky.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
L | H T
Anti-Roosevelt Demos
Are Slyly Fighting
His Party Control

WASHIN GTON - Anti
Roosevelt Democrats on Capt.
tol Hill have finally decided to
combat his challenge for con-
troll of the party in 1910. Sub
thy and slyly they are conspir-
ing to strip the president of
the political power which he
expected to enjoy in a reelec-
ton year. They are dismant-
ling the federal patronage and
propaganda machine.
Congress adopted the O'Mshoney
rider to the tressury-post office
appropriations bill barring dissem-
nation of departmental publicity
"a direct hit at New Deal propa-
Rsndists.
The Hatch bill prohibiting poll
teal activity or contributions by
federal employees or the subsidized
Is sure to pass.
WA Will utSdppedi ds PoiiA'N"'
asset when Cliff Woodrum's inves-
tigating committee gets through
with its expose.
And the National Emergency
Council. which has asked for a
sl.5Oo,oo0 appropriation to under
write its politieking through
1910, will be lucky if it receives
half that amount.
None other than Vice Presi-
dent Garner stands behind
these covert operations TO clip
the presidents political wings.
Messrs. O'Mahoney. Hatch and
Woodrum are his close friends
and collaborafors. II il the
Texans retort to New Deal
attempts TO smear and dis
credit him on the eve OF the
convention
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
FIGHT
FOR HOMELAND
THEY DECLARE
Violence Upsurges in
Holy Land on Heels
of British Move to
Give Arabs Control
(BITL.LETI>)

JERUSALEM - British police
abandoned restraint, after a day
Of Jewish demonstrations against
Britain. and began swinging batons
freely tonight 10 drive crowds from
the streets OF Jerusalem. The
crowds hurled stones at the police
and there were more than 100
casualties.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
DEATH KISS WOMAN
JAILED IN new YORK
" AsHISaToN

W A~HINGION director } FL
gar Hoover, 81 the FEDERAL bureau
Of investigation. announced today
that Mrs Rosa Carina. wanted for
investigation IN connection WITH
the Philadelphia mass murder
ring. was arrested by G-msn IN
New York early today
TIE chef Oman refused O. dis
close details OF Mrs carinss ar
rest. Known - the woman With
the kis8 Of death. she WAS wanted
for investigation In connection
with the poison death Of Pletro
Ste G. Philadelphia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19

Shanghai sssisemsnt. made ~
Tosyo May TO the Hrsflsn and
American arm. ss.dofs. requested
= greater measure II sefsffos for
Japan N tins political ARD SEQ
monte life ~ the seetsea. Tekys
also suggested inst jep#n b. per-
United to clean sss siasi~ss ess'
msnfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
'ToDAy's FINAL
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE

HVhnbstfNsN tsssfht.'
Chicago -. 900 900 1913 l
Boston ...a.olI 600 s0x--s ~ =
Whitehead Rigney ~ and
fresh. Auker. Heving ~ and DE.
sauitels
NJ. LOUIS -. eoe 100 eoo--i q .
New York 700 200 00s---s 10 Q
Mills. Harris t3l. Msrcun 80
and sullivan, Donald and Dickey.
Cleveland 900 900 Tor 0o--s ! Z
philadelphia 600 ooz DOL oil q o
Alien. Humphries 81. Dobson
az and Pytiak, Hemslcy; Caster,
Dean fi0i and Brueker. Hayes.
Detroit. .4. og0 900 000---s I 2
Washington. 900 0to COS 5 o
Mcksin, Eisenstst tsl and
York. Alexander and Giunsni.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pbiiadeiphia 900 $40 900 o. ~ ,
Pittsburgh s,0 000 200 - vs.
HoliinRsworth and Miles Totan
and Mueller.
Brooklyn. 600 loo OLE J
Chicago. 0es 0st ggs---i o
Mungo. Casey a. and Phsips
Ire and Hartnett.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
WASHINGTON -Ior m 9 .

WASHINGTON = Former
Supreme Court Justice Louis ID.
Brandeis, speaking through a
friend. declared TODAY that
Jews will continue To enter
Palestine" despite new British
plans TO prohibit Jewish immi-
grafton after 1874.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19

LONDON - The presidency
of the extremist New Zionist
organization. claiming Ia rep
resent 10000 Jews, issued
formal statement today threat
ening armed resistance against
Great Britain to assure That
Palestine will remain open to
millions forced out Of the Euro
pean hell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
Kings Palace Rolls
Into Montreal
Canadians Pay as Much as $50 to Get
Seats in Reviewing Stands

MONTREAL, Canada-A stream-lned, rolling palace
of blue and silver steel carried King George and Queen Eliza
beth westward today and into Montreal where subjects
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
WARNS OF BETRAYAL

Menahem Ussishkiu. 75-year-old
Zionist leader and president Of he
Jewish National fund warned the
Arab nation that the government
Of Prime Minister Neville Cham
Continued on Page 10. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19

WAsHINGTO>.- United States naval forces IN the Far
East had orders today defend by armed actlon neess
rary American citizens residing the kuangsu nisrna
tIoual settlement nj Annoy China.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-19
WEATHER AND uDEs

Unsettled tonight and saturday
Temperatures. High, S.: low, 10.
sun rises. 4:zs; ssts. T:t3.
Tomorrow Tides