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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-24
Tigers, Abes
Swim FRIDAY

Stadium and Lincoln swim
teams. who tied 81 3s-sll in their
first meeting his season. VIII
clash Friday afternoon a. 3 30
o'clock in the Tiger pol 10 decide
the city championship
The Bengal mermen. Who
have been beaten only once
this season In high school
competition, are odds-on favor
ties to win. Capt. Earl stu
ard. Tiger breaststroke star.
WAS i'll and did not partici-
pate In the earlier Ahe meet.
Possibility that several new city
tank records would be smashed
was considered likely Records
most likely 10 get a dunking are
those in the 50-yard free style and
go yard free style Lincoln's
Solum in the so and Stadiums
Bookwalter in the go are the
lads who might well stroke TO
new marks.
Probable lineups for the meet
are
50-yard free style: Lincoln
Solum and Rohrs. Stadium-For-
muzis and Hescox
10O-yard bresststroke: Lincoln
Ford and Brotherton. Stadium
Stusrd and Graham.
220-yard free style: Lincoln
Dowsett and Ellis, Stadium
Bookwalter and Burnett.
l00-Yard bsckstroke Lincoln
Berg and Sehran; Stadium Bloom
field and Daugherty.
100-yard free style: Lincoln
Barber and Tuckey: stadium
Dicdrich and Malott.
Diving Lincoln - krutilla and
Cole: dium - Strinsky and
Croft.
Medley relay; Lincoln = Ford
Berg and Solum: Stadium Bloom
field. Graham and Hescox.
200-yard relay; Lincoln - Bar
Der. b Rohrs. c. Rohrs and Tue
key; Stadium Diedrieh, Mslott,
Hopper and Bookwalter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-24
Puya|Iup's Track
Outfit Shows Way

Indicating continued strength
for years to come. Puyallup high
school sophomorcs won the annual
intercass track meet held at Vik-
ing field yesterday afternoon.
The sophomores scored "a.
points. The juniors were next
with 3l. points and the seniors
90 points.
Walt Kowalski, sophomore
sprinter. was the star OF the day
with three first places.
Summary OF the meet:
100 yard hurdles Stemp. ksrlen,
Baker; time ~ sec
100 yard dash. Kowalski, Morrison,
Healey, time IA sec.
$50 yard run Ross. sullivan. Hem
mlnss. time min, 10 sec.
22O yard dash: RoWalski. Morrison,
Hart. time 259 sec.
$40 yard dash: stemp, johnson,
Lyle time 81 7 sec
Mile run. Wentworth. Olson, fry-
Zybliskl.
Shot put: snider. strum. Alex
ander. distance 81 feet . IN
Pole vault Smith Cook and jacob
sen tied for second; height feet
4 inches.
Shuttle hurdle relay. Sophomore.
Juniors Seniors disuualifiedl.
Discus: Snidcr, Mullins Alexander.
distance IS feet. II inches.
High jump. Stemp, Slsgle. Baker,
Stout and Cook tied for second,
height S feet one inch.
Broad Jump Kowslski Hesley.
Jacobsen. distance IT feet. 10 inches
$50 relay: Sophomore. Juniors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-24
Seattle Glove
Bout Attracts

tosiy krsiarf. ntdsliswslmee
champion ~ shs ~usId. II sxp<ssssf
10 arriv. In x<stsls m l.sss than
Wednesday far his uen. slsis 10
f.anass Arsn ~ Inc Aasissavt-
nm with Alien Matthew'S, ~. Lsssts
Negro.
Matthew'S. howevsr. u sxpersn1o
10 h an hand sunday nsgBt nr
Monday. Ne 10 corning In froeW
his home town IN Missouri wnite
kflsaer Will enms from New York.
Tbe wsetsh. psowswee& ~
Nate Dsusnsss. - ssevsStte.
No littte stss~tles thssssskseo
ths Northwest a bstsss bo<h
late sessss W. stss psSsslss
wsI4dbe~ soahts asS NJ e>ne
Wis isst D1sssst's siste ssssU
hius
Fssdom sees In this lnus IN 80
ponsns fog ttostah White the bei-
tins fssnfs Champion kfiexsS.
there are many ~na sflli remember
the bitter bettis Matthews gave
Hoslss until he sas tagged ia shs
ninth fnind,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-24
Tacoma Ski Club
Meeting Tonight

The Tacoma Ski club will meet
tonight at 100 o'clock at the Ia
coma SKI Shack, Mckinley Hill.
Besides regular business there
viii be games and refreshments.
The club plans d cross-country
event Sunday at 10 q. NJ. at Para
disc,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-24
AS Improved
For New Year

rhevs are namerssss ashes nNgps
descstps. but Caster. whs wun
10 hit bet ~ LIST year. NsIsssa,
Vim wen 10 sna. and Nn~s snd.
Thomas. Vim Ssn nsNs essn. stjil
are gotnE % b ieokiw6 fes : ~,
~ help from sems~hsvs.
Earle msssrhsf, whoee .3S> nees'
ting average In a. games asvs hin
The consolation batting shenptpas
snip last pear. and Frsnh tiayssN
wili SHARE Ire catching I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-24
Olympia Trappers
Shoot on Sunday

The Olympia Gun club trap
shooters will he guests of the TIA
coma Gun club at a shoot sunday.
They are coming 10 neutral
grounds TO determine who il tops
In their club. The visitors will
not interfere with the regular club
program. sLeet. Is yards and
handicap. The local club goes to
Bremerton April = for the regis
tered shoot of the season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-24

S9NTIsssS--~fh W l'1FtEAnd Hbleks
arms wsrs . aeseh nearer shs ~
cifie Coast leo Iiaessy l~asus
championship to-day after whipping
Seattle. } IN .. last night in she
fourth iisuisr SERIES game
Aimnst ~ important . Develop
men, In ihs ssspxRis was the IN.
ny'nsemsnt by PHI i.ys~sss. psssi.
dsa, u The Seattle ssxsss. inst
ths protested third game VI ~
sssyss would nst " - poaysd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-24
Sportsmen's Club
Plans Dinner.Dance

Tickets are on sale for the tn.
coma sportsmen's club dinner
dance at the FRS Saturday night
They may be obtained Of Ola
wangs Hardware store and at the
associations club rooms. s03 Com
m.rce 81. Only 30 tickets are on
sale
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turned In . fine Job. The
dope favored i.efton. That
bout really was one of the real
testing shindigs for Ward.

INC Iesf at Inc card II
The rest of the card is
Semi-final, rounds. light
weights Paul Smith, Tacoma. vs.
Curly Hopper. Muskogee. Okla.
Special event. six rounds. mid
dleweights: Mike ksnskl. Tacoma,
vs.. Leo Turner. Oakland.
Second preliminary. four rounds.
wel,erweights Hank Curtis Ia
coma. vs.. Johnny Mcclure. Port
land
opener. -four rounds, middle
weights Gene Toulouse. Tacoma,
vs. Ray Morgan. Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-24
Is, United Press

CLEARWATER. Fla. The
Brooklyn Dodgers entertain Gin
cinnatis Reds today in the rubber
game Of their exhibition series
The Dodgers beat the st. Louis
Cardinals Ga Yesterday. The Reds
were blank 80 by the Boston
Red Sox for their fifth loss in IL
starts yesterday
BATON ROUGE, lathe
Philadelphia Athletics sought
TO even their series with the
New York Giants today. The
As copped II rs decision la
A.. 10 innings yesterday. Nester-
days game marked the return
10 competition of Pitcher. Carl
hubbeli and Hal SchiIInach~r
who underwent arm operations
last fall la his three inning
stretch Hub allowed but one
hit--a homer To Dick Siebert.
aud Schumacher yielded two
hit. and no runs
ST. PETEKSBt'RG. Fla. The
Yanks today play their third
straight game against their own
farmhands. when they meet the
Newark Bears. The world cham
pons nosed the Bears "A Monday
and wslloped the Kansas City
Blues 14-4 Yesterday.
LAKE CHARLES, la. Connie
Mack smiled with sstisfs ction to-
day over the perforr a~ee Of
Chubby Dean for the Philadelphia
Athletics against the New York
Giants. Dean went five innings on
the mound yesterday az BIZ
Terry's henchmen were turned
back in 10 innings, rs.
HAKLfNGEN, Tex. - The
Philadelphia Philiies, here To
play the Toledo Mud Hens,
sp-culated apprehensively to-
day ON who will be the IS
players that Manager James
(Doe) PrOthro said b~ viii
keep for the season. Proibro.
commenting on the spectacular
lack of success that has been
the pills, said he knows who
will be taken back Ia PhiIa-
dcIphia, but refused 10 men
ton specific names.
ORLANDO, Fla. The Washing
ton Senators were somewhat
absshed today az the result Of
almost being defeated by sixth
place American association club In
game at Dayton Beach yester-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-24

nissd rrvss sssn rsssesp~~Asst
LANE CHARLES. ~. the
hest news In ,hs camp 1T the PM.
aaelphia Athletics isn't sbeas the
ball pisysrs Its about Connie
Mack. only manager the AZ hass
ever had and who plsns 10 finish
Oft his fsmsfhshls career with bis
bco,s on and IN the saddle
Coming on Ia 70 this p~esmhsr.
Mack has made uns nf the greatest
cemebaehs af the era \ iittIs
over a year sso, he weighed only
lib pounds and WAS hanging 10
life by the aarfo~sst sseln. To
day. he weighs i5s. NEST hiss
scaled in 10 years. Ia hale and
hearty again and Ia talking suaui
his bali eiub ln ip<t
The A. spent shau, $50 900
Tor ball players last winter. tbs
biggest cheeks going Ia Van Fran.
cisco for Lillsrd tah.ut 81. moi
and 10 Chattanooga for oatflsldsr
Dee Miles tshnnt Gas 5000. whn Ia
atm demanding par. of his puf.
chase price before repofiins.
sEGOND nAsE PROBLEM
The A. infieid will ~ pinh
sieb~rt. = classy fielder. ~ first.
somebody NJ second Hkseses New
some al short. and Joe Gsntcn.
bein, a surprise rookie from rofs
onto. al third. second IL prob
lem. Wayne Amber AMI atsn
spsrry are battling for the job
now. II they fail. Lillard may
he moved there.
The outfisldsrs viii W Lou rin.
nsy. Hob johnson. sam Chapman
aud Wsliy Moses How Chapman,
the al. American fniiLseh VI .
year ago from California, responds
will determine the sstup. Chap
man led the league In hitting for
awhile last season whan he broks
IN and then went int0 an unaa.
eountsble slump which plunged
HIS average Ia 100.
The msi1iiness NJ ske plieh.
Ing staff arr G~esse Caster.
~ smith. D.w nass. nsA
Thomss, 1.yss Nelson SOD
fhUhhy tbeAc. The usSss
promising se~resness ere Dim
M~ieinses fran Msittsusv~.
Nah Sss~e frssw Osklssa.
ussry rippes fran ssssss
wssnto. and kswAstt 0usntpess.
bseh op fssm Wiiiiswsspsss.
i~ssy rssmstsv. drafted fssm
Minneapolis, assy make II "
No ess make ny for lsst tssss
due ~ . het1eut .. fss shss
saded yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-24
CLEVELAND sEEs 1000 900
GIINEIAND. q. Uafold u

Burton. mayor Of Cleveland. has
predicted that the city viii reach
the 1000 900 population mark ~
1868 Recent census estimates
show z50 900 persons In Greater
Cleveland. and sz5 900 exclusive Of
- suburbs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-24
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS johnny Bro
AGA. the bespectacled Cleveland
Indian pitcher, surprised team
mates today with his excellent
condition and affablity. The Tribe.
for the first time since last Octo-
Der. appeared to have all hands
accounted for with Earl Averill
and Willis Hudlln reported New
Orleans bound.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-24
B ID w l. L II d A

The Class n wamens league Ruth
i.itk registered sof and Dolores
Elwell sos Tor other good scores
IN that circuit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-24
Dairy Qualities
For Ice PIayoffs

Medosweet Diaries qualified for
the Tacoma Ice Hockey league
plsyoifs by defeating Csmmsrano
Brothers, rs. al the Lakewood
arena Wednesday night
la MI exhibition game, Griffin
Fuel snnihilsted All Heidelbsrgs
2l-o George kempton imported
from Seattle. scored IL goals
Medosweet will meet Griffin
Fuel next Wednesday night for
the righ 10 play the Heidslbefgs
In The championship series which
opens the following "Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-24

Sam Coles. raoomas leading
/ t.handed bowler, topped the
plnmen of the City bowling
league In their matches nj the
broadway alleys Wednesday night.
shooting ipo. 21a and al. TO
finish with 6s3 total for Pa
oific Match
high single game honor of the
session went To Jimmy Radonlch,
Coast Brush star. who marked up
26d In his second game
Close behind Coles. was Dick
MoNerthncY. lead.off man Tor
caswell Opticals. who registered
$40 Jerry Warden was among the
top noiehers with d2s for johnson
Paint Fred Wahlers registered
$40 Tor Coast Brush and Doc
Maczen cracked 6ob for Meftiok
and Race
The CssweIl Optieals eent
into first place In the hot
CITY league championship
race. Four other teams are
pounding along elose upon the
Caswelis. with only fonr weeks
Of play left On the schedule.
The Caswells won two games
last night from Coast Brush 10
gain the top runR M.rfick and
Race IL only one gnme behind ate
losing two TO Pacific Match.
Carstens Packers and Johnson
Paint stayed up In the race by
winning from their respective OPP
pon~nt. The Packers won two
from Don's pagoda aud the Pain.
ters took all three from griffin
Fuel Pioneer Beer scored well
to win three from Hub clothiers
Another left handler. Al kusen.
garth, was the high man In the
matches OF the Hooker Electro.
chemical league. His total was
bs5. Cody Stewart was close be.
hind with $40
Mildred Reynolds rolled A22 for
the best total IN the matches ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-24

5pBTss OTifilns Swanson kOiss.
Hsssl HslasiDsfss J. blYtbs, l.
Smith. Zsmsk knmSss
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vs. pounds: Byron Kiehmond.
i05 pounds; Harry Engo@.
us pounds: I9ao fakssugi.
1875 pourds; Walt Afns,sd.
1875 pounds; Tom Cameron.
AS pounds; Capt. Don Coreorsn.
1855 pound. Bob Cole or FRANKIE
hsndziora.
1855 pounds: Don Gavin or Pete
>tOisek.
Heavyw right: Dsv. >i0kssterry.
The Fife team may bring several
second team mstmen with them.
and there will probably 10 zone
extra bouts having no BEARING on
the outcome u the first team
meet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-24
LINCOLN, FIFE
MEET ON MAT

Undefested thus far this season.
the Fife high school wrestling
team invsdes the Lincoln gym to-
morrow night where they Will face
the Axemen In return engage
meni
Jhr Troisns sutdued the
Abcs. 25-ls. In the first meet.
and have remained victorious
In their other meets 10 protect
an unmarried record this year.
Leo KsWssksi. the Trolans only
Northwest champion Of 1888. and
Tom Little Hink' Cameron. the
Lincoln wildcat. should raise the
roof in the Abe gym when they
clash In the I35-pound class
Both grapplers are strong and
very scientific In their first bout
LEO defeated Tom By gnsts' eye
brow margin after hectic tussle.
Probable stArteFS for the Lynx
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-24

Spares. Mcdowell Doddf. ispp-
man. smith CHmmafAuos Bishop.
Alexander. Stsinboc b.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-21

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The Nome nugget., 1939-08-21
Worst Flood History Tientsin tnundates City

TIBNTSIN, Aug. 21 (P)- The toll of death and property des- truction leaped as the worst flood of history submerged much of the city. Under the deepening water the flood crest is still at least day away. Electrical fac ilities are out of commission and the city is isolated part of the time from the rest of the world. Many refugees are actually swim ming in the muddy torrents, struggling to reach safety.
 Officials said conditions were ,aking high toll of life and it was impossible to make an ac- curate survey. Water reached an average depth of feet and was three feet deep in the shallowest places. The Japanese blockade of the British and French conces- SionS was washed out. Fires broke out in some sections.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-21
EPIDEMIC OF GERMAN MEASLES HITS NOME

Il was learned today that an epidemic of German Measles'' has increased to such proportions that medical agencies in Nome have been rushed with cases de- manding attention and care.
 Dr. Thomas Morcom, when in -terYiewed today, declared that there were nearly sixty cases in and about the King Island vil- lage at the east end of town, and elsewhere in the community.
 His advice to native and white children is to remain away from the Eskimo village, and should any native children develop sore throats, colds, etc. they should immediately be put to bed, and the Indian Affairs nurse Miss Sheppard called.
 If white children deveiop these symptoms, the pubic heaitit h nurse, Mrs. Sprenger, should be called. -eD
 An official announcement by the City Health Officer is ex- pected by Wednesday concerning quarantining of measles cases.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-21
CAA To Hold Hearings At Anchorage Sept. 1st
Polish X German Troops Massed Either Side Border

UNDATED, Aug. 21 (P)- Flu rope faced week which many believed would bring develop ments pointing the way to peace or war.
 Statesmen were puzzled by the sudden announcements of a new trade agreement between Russia and Germany and many feVerish diplomatic and military measures for a possible conflict.
 Troops are massed on both sides of the Polish, Slovakia and Ger man borders.
 The German press stated that the day of reckoning with Po- land over the Danzig situation was approaching The press said that German patience was fast dying under Polish insoIence.
 Poland moved up reinforce ments 70 the German border un- der full war equipment.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-21
CA To Hold Public Hearings In Anchorage

ANCHORAGE, Aug. IS (P)- Charles s. Burnett, Civil Aero nautics Authority Inspector, an nounced that public hearings will be held here September first on aircraft operators applications and certificates of public conven- fence and necessity. Raymond Slough, CAA examiner, and Vii liam Madden, attorney, are com ing north to conduct the hear ings.
 Alaska operators are being notified by radiograms from An cherage and by air mail from Washington, DC. of the hearings. A general conference will be held August 31 to arrange schedule for the hearings.
 The procedure will lead to the establishment of economic regula tions for the aviation industry.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-21
Germany Takes P o S es sion Of Sloyakia

BRATISLAVA. Slovakia, Aug. 19 t44-Germany troops sudden ly took military possession of Slo vakia last night. Slovakia's frontier extends two hundred miles along the southern border of Poland, giving the Germans a chance at a wide swinging flank attacs on Polish industrial cen- ters In south and central Poland should war come.
 The Slovakia area is about 14O00 square miles, since il be- came an independent republic on the eye of Czechoslovakia's breakup.
 Tens of thousands of German troops are concentrated in the relatively small area about Zil- ina, and between there and the city of Cadea, 15 miles distant. Civilian motor traffic was repeat edly interrupted by movements f6f' s5fdssfs and troops deployng along the Polish frontier for at least 100 miles greater than that fixed by the treaty of last March. German soldiers are reported to be moving in large numbers thru the High Tatras mountainous stronghold in northeast Slovakia which is regarded by military strategists as the back door to Pc land.
 It was learned from reliable sources that a military agree nent was ratified between Hitler and Slovakia, placing the Slovak army of 30,000 with reserves numbering 30O,00O under the Ger man command.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-21
Bomber To Come To Alaska On
 Inspection Tour

SEATTLE, Aug. 21 (P)- The Navy's newest and largest four motored long range ptarol bomb CT arrived Sunday from San Die go and was assigned as aerial flagship to rear admiral Arthur Cook for a series of inspection flights to new and projected nav al airbases in the Alaska and Aleutian sector.
 The ship is to fly to Sitka, Fair banks, Nome, and Dutch Harbor through Unimak Pass in to the Boring Sea.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-21
!. s. and Canada Sign Agreement
 For Air Service

WASHINGTON. Aug. 18 (P)- The United States and Canada signed and exchanged notes pro- viding the ground work for the extension Of air services between the two countries and between the United States and Canada. The arrangements permits ser vices between the United States and Alasl.a with stopovers in Canada and also provides for nonstop services between the United States and Alaska. The arrangements will be subject to separate understandings.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-21
CA Grants
 Permission For Japanese Flight

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is (P)- The Civil Aeronautics Authority granted permission for the Jap anese airplane to fly over Alaska and continental United States on it's nd-the-world flight.
 The plane is a twin-motored transport and will be flown by Sumitoshi Nakao and will carry two passengers and a crew of four.
 The route from. Nome, to Mi ami IS by way of Fairbanks, Whitehorse, Canada; Juneau, Seattle, and San Francisco.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-21
Germany, Russia Sign Non-
 Aggression Pact

BERLIN. Aug. 2l (P) - Ger man officials news agency DNB announced that Germany and Russia will conclude a non-ag- gression pact. The agency said foreign minister Von Ribbnertop will go to Moscow Wednesday to conclude negotiations. The deci- sion closely followed the an- nouncement that the two nations had concluded an important trade agreement.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-21

For Meals Bring Your Friends To The NORTH POLE BAKERY
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-21
MOOSE AFTENTTeN

The regular l.. o. o. M. meet ing called for this evening has been postponed due to an un- avoidable delay in the prepara- ton of reports, and will take place next Monday evening at the I. o. o. r. hal, August 28th at the usua hour of 8 pm.
 John Solon, Dictator,
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-21
NOTICE

George Anderson, expert Piano tuner with Pianos for sale or rent is now in Nome and at your service.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-28
Supervisors Hire
Il. A. Man as
Dairy Inspector

Imperial county, without milk
inspector since early last month,
will have a new milk and dairy
inspector after Sept. 10.
Curtis Clawson of Los Angeles
was employed by the board of SUI
pervisors Monday at salary of
S180 a month He will work out
of the county health department.
He was recommended by A. L.
Peterson, executive assistant of the
Los Angeles health department.
Clawson was graduated from
Pennsylvania state college in 1898
with a bachelor of arts degree at
the close of a four-year course in
dairy manufacturing and market
milk inspection work. He was rear
ed on dairy farm in Pennsylvania,
was employed in the dairy industry
in Pennsylvania and more recently
in the Los Angeles area
He and Dr. John c. Pace, county
veterinarian, will handle the milk
and dairy inspection, the. board
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-28
Poles Protest
'Atrocity'
Propaganda
Wild Stories Made Basis
For War, Government
Charges

WARSAW, Aug. %. (UP)
The Polish government is
sued a strongly worded
statement tonight protesting
German "atrocity propagan-
da" against Poland and specifically
asserting that Adolf Hitler either
lacked information or had been
'misinformed by his Minister'S
"It is a terrible thing that such
charges should be used as a basis
for war; the statement said regard
ing German reports of frontier in
cidentS.
Newspaper correspondents who
were in Berlin during the Czech
crisis from May of last year until
March Is this year noticed a SINH
larity between German press re-
ports in the campaign against Po-
land and those which appeared in
the campaign against Czechoslova-
kia.
Railway service to Germany was
gradually reduced during the after
noon. p train for Vienna by way Of
Bogumin remained in the Warsaw
station because of information that
the border at Bogumin had been
closed.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-28

recommendations OF his special COM
mission on unemployment, revealed
today after six months of prepara-
ton.
Employment in state cooperatives
of jobless now on the dole, and
distribution of the goods produced
through a system of central ware
houses are features of the plan.
Eliminate Dole
While the governor favors COM
plete elimination of the cash dole
for California's 250,000 reliefers,
the proposed plan appeared to be
only a step in that direction. Re-
lief recipients will receive about
$50 of an average $40 budget in
cash for rent, utilities and other
similar items, with the remaining
$40 IN credit at state stores.
Olson declared the recommenda-
tions will have the approval Of
the state relief commission" He
added that Acting Relief Admins
traitor Walter Chambers had been
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