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Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-23

1t was expected that, after the
meeting, Great Britain would pro-
pose to Russia:
|. A defensive alliance under
which Britain, France and Russia
would agree to joint resistance OF
an attack on any of the contract
ing nations.
2. A three-poWer agreement for
mutual aid in repelling any attack
on any state adjacent to Germany,
provided that the state concerned
resists the attack and invites sup
port.
3. A three-poWer pledge to con-
suit regarding action in resisting
aggression against any European
country not Immediately adjacent
to Germany but whose indepen-
dence is deemed of indirect inter-
est to the contracting parties.
There has been much confusion
regarding negotiations with Russia.
This confusion has not been entire
ly dissipated. But the fact is that
it is taken for granted now, that
Russia with its army of 2,500,00
men, its great air force and its big
secret submarine fleet will be
brought fully into the British
French anti-aggression bloc.
Further, government spokesmen
insist that Prime Minister Neville
Chamberlain is now prepared to
enter real military alliance with
Russia
This idea has been submitted to
the Polish and Rumanian govern
mentS for their comment.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-23

Hawkins worked quietly in the art
department Of Metro GoldWyn-
Mayer motion picture studio and
coached the studio basketball team
to several Championships.
Last weekend Hawkins was strick-
en- again with the same throbbing
head pains, and yesterday he dice
IN Santa Monica hospital Dr.
Carl Williams expressed a tenta-
tive belief that he suffered from
a brain abscess or a localized men
nights.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-23
$4,000 Idle When
Strike Closes All
Chrys|er Plants

Continued from Page y
shortened for 5000 emloyeS at that
auto plant yesterday.
The walkout at all Briggs plants
was ordered by the union officials
after the breakdown of negotia
tions between the management and
union over 26 grievances caused by
the discarge of ID workers and the
docking OF others. Emil Mazey
president of UAW Local 212, accus-
ed the Briggs company of seeking
to horse trade"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-23
McCarran Reports
Garner Favored

WASHINGTON. May %. CUP)-
Sen. Pat McCarran. D. NeV., has
returned from a western tour with
the impression that Vice President
John n. Garner is way in front
today among Democrats mentioned
for president in ls40.a
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-23
DIRECTORS APPROVE
PLANS FOR DROP FOUR

Specifications were approved
Tuesday by directors Of the I'M
perial Irrigation District for equip
ment and materials for Drop -Four
power plant on the All American
canal. Bids will be opened June 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-23

of the most scenic spots of their
trip across lower ontario province,
enroute to the twin industrial cities
of Port Arthur and Fort William.
1t was DAY of comparative rel
taxation from the succession OF
receptions and royal functions
which began at Quebec seven days
ago and reached climax yester-
day at Toronto in a most informal
and affectionate greeting by the
Dionne quintuplets.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-23
4oIifox to ak
o. Russian Pact

LONDON May %. (UP)-Viscount Halifax, foreign
secretary, returning to London from the League of
Nations council attend cabinet meeting tomorrow on
negotiations to bring Russia into the BrtshFrench se-
curity 'front.' it learned today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
Chambers Gridiron Dinner
Opens Membership Campaign

men, portrayed the words ana
deeds Of other city leaders Of the
past and present,
Tho big stag dinner gave an
enthusiastic send-off 10 the cham.
hers first major membership cam.
psign aimee 1918 which will be In
progrsss until Friday Of this week,
Among those present who Nv
themselves characterized In the
two-hour play were two charter
members ~ the chamber WaItsr
J, Thompson and John y. pshst.
The Chamber Of commertes
part In development OF Tacoma
through provision IL industrial
sites. underwriting of = variety
Of enterprises and bchindsths.
scenes activity TO bring public and
private improvements was shown
in increasing importance
Origin Of the movements which
led 10 establishment NJ the College
~ Puget Sound and Pacific lai-
tberan college here. bringing of
the smelier TO Tacoma. the 81,
Paul \ Tacoma Lumber Co.
Point Defiance park. tbs army post
that became Fort fr~is. the
,rsnsconiinentai railroads. estab-
Continued on Page 5, Column ~
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NO AGREEMENT
ON new MAYOR

Four city commissioners got
their heads together, but not their
minds, in quiet room at the city
hall Tuesday morning as an effort
to agree upon temporary mayor
produced no tangible result.
They had held two such confer
ences Monday, the second a long
winded affair that lasted from
mid-afternoon until the dinner bell
rang. The Tuesday morning con-
fab was brief, lasting a scant half
hour. But still the answer was
no" to whatever the question was
The commissioners aren't talk
ing, they won't discuss what their
problem is. nor the suggestions for
Ameeting IL.
Meanwhile condolences on the
death of Mayor Siegle continue TO
come in from local and outside or
CARNATIONS. From Mayor Carson
and the Portland city council and
from the Tacoma Central Labor
council came lengthy resolutions
expressing the loss.
Tuesdays mail also brought fur
Their personal Endorsements Of
Former Mayor George A. Smiley,
and of Mrs. Siegle for appointment
TO the vacancy on the city COM
mission. For Mrs. Siegle, the
Ruston Townsend club No. l..
through its president, Mrs. Hazel
Wilson, sent a letter of approval.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
Tokyo Fears Possibls
Consequence OF Co
operation With Rue
sian Soviets
TINE ORIENT

A source close 10 the Jap
anese government Of Premier
Baron kiichiro HiranumA said
today that the inner cabinet
had agreed. Japan would avoid
participation in any general
front against the democratic
powers unless endangered by
cooperation between Soviet
Russia and the demcracies.
The exception To The fundss
mental policy. which tho five inner
cabinet members agreed 10 submit
10 the fun Tokyo cabinet, was con-
sidered NJ special significance be-
cause Of the uritlsh and French
negotiations IN bring The noviets
Into The European snti.aGGrsssIon
frnnt.
Thus. the Japanese government
would make fifther strengthening
Of Ties with Germany and Italy
! dspssdsst spo~ whethsr thu
European diplomatic stfuente ~.
snlts In British cooperation with
fIpssia under conditions eonsidefssI
dangerous 10 Jspsn's position In
The Var East
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
WILLIAM LElSERSON
APPOINTED TO NLRB

AsH1N u TO y President
Roosevelt today nominated VII.
lam NJ. Leasrson, chairman Of
National (rsilroadD Mediation
board and veteran expert In labor
economies and Cancellation. 10 sue
coed Donald Wakefield Smith az a
member OF National Labor Rsla-
tlons board.
Smith. serving since last August
under a resppointment that never
has been sent TO the senate had
been opposed by American Fedora
ton Of Labor and mis- senate op.
ponenu had claimed enough votes
u rebuff the administration should
he Be renominated for . new term.
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j. S. IS READY
TO WOO ADOLF

WARRINGTON ~ rns United
states IL ready 10 return its an.
bssssdor 10 Berlin u Adolf HitIsrs
reply tn President RonsessIt's
peace plea IL eonciilssofy. n was
understood today.
Tho president and state depart.
msnt officials viii study Hitisr's
address 10 ths fsiehstaa Friday
and then decide whether 10 rssuns
tbs full diplomatic relations with
Germany which ~srs interrupted
last fall n tbs dscision u sffirms
s,iys. II wiil be- In The nature of
"a gesture of good will
Such = stsp providing Hitiss
gives an indication 81 willingness
10 accept Roassysit's appeal for .
non aggression agreement would
follow ths eosirse ~ Great Britain.
which returned ia ambassador 10
Germany. mir Neville Henderson,
yesterday, AMI ~ Francs. ~hnss
ambassador returns today. II ~as
bsiisysd congress would sppsoys
sueh 4 nave.
Roosevelt wtil ibsses -
Mtties's reply ~ bis my1s
rssk. y. r.. hssss. ~ Htu
issss hsss Weeses<ay stgbe
for . Walt u ~ New fsst
ssss1's fsis ss1 . sseh ~ ~
''sammss WtilS tesass."
Since last fall tbs United states
has been represented In Germany
by only . charge d'sffsises. Rs,os~.
welt recalled Ambassador Hugh
Wilson during snts.Hsmitsr ssn.
psign disorders IN Germany last
fail Hitler rstsiistsd ny recalling
his ambassador 70 wsshinSfon, Dr.
Hama Heinrich Dssekhoff
sAsk TnAssAlTOSs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
GRIND POISON
FOR 'HOPPERS

FRESNO. Calf. - Poison bran
mash was being ground up IN con.
oSete mixers today and spread over
new areas throughout San Joaquin
valley al points where new plaques
OF grssshoppers appeared.
W -. Parker. state director Of
agriculture. took personal command
Of the hundreds ~ men fighting
TO kill OFF the pests. as the first
report Wa received that the count
lsss millions Of hoppsrs In western
Fresno county had yeersd 10 the
east.
Main efforts 10 stamp out the
pests we're eeDtsfed southeast Of
cosiinga In the Pleasant Valley
area. where a mass movement ~
hoppsfs eonverged on 10000 acres
Of fsrmlsnds.
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LIGH 7
Submarines Operating
Off American Coast
Puzzle u. S., Britain
WASHINGTON - Reliab

WASHINGTON - Reliable
authorities here report receipt
of word by the state depart
ment that a German subma-
rine Unanswered off Bermuda
at the very moment when
President Roosevelt was with
the fleet during its war games
in the Caribbean. lSince then
there have been other reports
Of an unknown submarine
operating off Halifax. \. 81
The underwater boat. according
to Bermuda natives guides and
fishermen on the ISLAND. visited
the area for several days. II sent
a small boat to the wharf 10 pur-
chase supplies IL was slso idep-
titled as a Berlin craft by the cap
tain and chief engineer Of a liner
plying between Ee@ York and
Bermuda.
Three BritiSh warsbips arrived
at Bermuda q few days later. In
side belief Ia the incident may have
inspired the decision To order the
fleet back TO the Pacific. japan
has big subs. too.
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new play. Iscsaf, WINE MS
ghost writer. Giosacehino Forxsao.
outstanding Italian playwright,
took five curtain calls II was
understood hussolini inspired the
Or ma and furnished some Of the
phrases -.
Virtually all maritime sDthori-
ties have given up hope for
Richard Halliburton and MS crew
Of "a Americans and Chinese. who
set out from Hong Kong March 3
In a Chinese junk bousd for San
Francisco. Wiifred CroHeil, the
author adyenturef' San Francisco
representative. said, however. that
he still elung N . hope the junk
was sflost and drifting In the mid
Pacific off the usual course Of
travel.
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BUREAU HOSTS
GALE WARNINGS

Jrpstsv s1uvius h NJ fhsoseh
answering tbe ptsa ~ Ta<oHua 1t0l~
net fasfsArss eosdee2es -
forestry ps0pte f0s e>oss vnla. to
l0esi weather hssyeen ss<otved -
advisory storm waxntse Tuea1oY
morning altar . 1l-ho9s sssi4s =
showers ansuating 70 - - -
tncS
warnings u sesth~sae gstoo
ssSs hosstsa II Z =. n. 81 ~
Wa1hinsfse coast ststtone ana ~
The mouth of ths Columbia river.
An ''tSt~nss dspssssses'' was yes
ported ossr the Gull At AtAstn.
moving sl-sputh4Ast
inside ever Puget n0uad and IN
straits lnersASing ssvthssty wtnd1I
bseomiag fresh. afs predicted ~
- hours thA general mlntmuno
ksmp<rstsyee Dssr The eoetse ~
eifse Hofthsesf nose averaged ~
d<grssa. wAlia wsits's ~ 9egsoeo
Monday sfssrnoes was ~ n1gheoe
reported,
Tsesms Jared ssstss fsr rsip
than many stations ~ u the 3
.. nl report. bus V ufj( sahs neeo
thsn nss fsjtsn IN IN ia1t ~ h0uso
10 pen~erst1 ~ sokt very deeD(y.
Heavier raiag may M n with ~
presiieted storm ~ IT, eno1e.
Wssftng ~ un1eshgsnh End geDs
<ssiiy btGbes hoatftty were ~
ported materially heIDeu1 y suo.
dung forest fires 80 re6ue119
danger in sIAshtnG arsaA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
YOUTH KILLED
BY COMP ANTON
EXAMINING GUN
Okle B. Mcdonald,
Is, Meets Death in
Private Sc h DOL at
Phoenix, Ariz.

A victim of what police
termed another unloaded gun
accident" the body of Okle
Burton Mcdonald. former Ia
coma youth. lay in an under
taking parlor at Phoenix,
Ariz.. Tuesday pending fu-
neral arrangements.
The youth, Is years Of age and
remembered by his school chums
here as Bud" was the son of the
late O. Il. Mcdonald. formerly
manager of the J. c. Penney Co.
store in Tacoma.
The tragedy occurred late Mon
day at the Judson private school
for boys, near Phoenix, where
young Mcdonald was student.
The youth and Joe Hsldiman, IT..
a Phoenix resident, were examining
rifle from the Mcdonald boys
collection.
Believing the rifle empty. Haldi-
man Is said TO have pointed the
gun at Mcdonald. When be pulled
the trigger. the rifle exploded, a
bullet piercing McDonald's body
above the heart He was rushed
TO a hospital but was declared dead
upon arrival.
The youth had resided with l1s
mother and father al Route |. Box
1868, Tacoma. Following death Of
the elder Mcdonald. his mother
married J. r. OConnell.
Mcdonald Is also survived by
two sisters. Mary Jane Mcdonald.
formerly a student AZ the Uniyer-
sity OF Washington. and Peggy
Mcdonald. student At a private
girls school In Phoenix.
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Tacoma civic history. IRON
organization of the Chamber OF
Commerce In 1884 10 commence
menl OF the Narrows bridge In
1899, vas rc-cnaeted Monday
night before crowd OF tbe citys
business men which damned the
Crystal ballroom of the Hotel
winthrop from one end TO the
other.
II was Taeoma's first gridTon
dinner. a gathering where amateur
actors recruited from ranka of fbx
leading business and professional
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At the same time he proposed
To transfer the budget bureau. CEN
trail statistical board and national
resources committee to direct con-
troll of the White House.
He estimated the realignment
of federal agencies would effect
annual savings of $4,000, 900 to
$4,000 900.
Declaring that in these days
of ruthless attempts to destroy
democratic government it is
BADLY asserted that democractes
must always be weak In order to
be democracies at all, and that,
therefore. it will be easy TO crush
all free states out OF existence.
Roosevelt characterized his reor-
sanization proposal No. ! to be
the American answer to such
charges. He proposed the follow
ing changes;
/. Strengthening the presidents
executive office; transfer OF the
budget bureau from the treasury
department: combination Of the
central statistical board with the
budget bureau: establishment Of
national resources committee as
presidents planning agency and
consolidation with IL Of federal
emuloyment sterilization office
now in commerce department
2 Establishment OF federal Sc
curity agency comprising social
security board; U. S. employment
service, now in labor department:
office Of education department
COW in interior department; U. S.
public health service, now IN the
treasury department; national
youth administration: civilian con-
servation corps.
& Establishment Of a federal
works agency comprising bureau
Of public roads. now In sgrical-
ture department; public buildings
,hranch Of treasury procurement
department; building management
branch of national park service
u. s. housing authority; public
works administration, the title OF
which is changed TO works projects
DEMONSTRATION.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
SIGN II new MEMBERS

Workers In tho Tacoma Cham.
Der OF Commerce membership cam.
paign. which began Monday. listsd
II new members and 81 .tg7 III the
first report luncheon held Tues.
day noon at Hotel Winthrop
OF this total. Eugene Whites
green division contributed ~ mem.
befs and s7s3. while Harry An.
drews' gold division accounted for
seven members and sTit.
Guest speaker was Col W. ID.
r. Dodson. executive vice president
~ Portland Chamber ~ Commences
Ralph shsff.r. general chairman
for the membership drive. presided
The campaign viii close Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
| WE'RE.
BOOBS.
Says
Snedley|
Butler
. ANNA. Wash. Englan,

YAKIMA, Wash. - England
Is giving away Europe.
MaJ.-Gen. Smedley D. Butler,
I. 5. marine corps. retired. be-
heves. Fiery and outspoken
as usual, General Butler ad-
dressed the Knife and Fork
club in such a vein last night.
Why should Hitler fight when
England is giving away Europe p"
he said. England will continue
10 give until Hitler asks for some
thing that is England's. They're
just horse-trading over there.
During the Is years be-
tween 1884 and 1900, Britain
used Hitler's met hods to
gather more territory than
there is In the whole United
States"
Butler said he thought there
would be no European war for some
time. If Hitler intended to fight.
he would have done so months ago
before the rest Of the world had
chance to prepare. he said.
RUT we Americans are lust
a bunch of sentimental
boobs. England tells us we
are all brothers. that blood is
thicker than water, and that
our language is the same, and
then We are ready to go fight
their battles.
I'VE shouldn't get into the
European mess at all, but our
participation, should war break
out, Is up TO public opinion.
war hysteria can drag us in"
Butler said Hitler is a politician.
and not both a politician and war
rior like Napoleon. Consequently.
the general believes. Hitler would
never voluntarily start a war be-
cause he then would have to sur
render his control TO his generals.
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4 Establishment of federal loan
agency, comprising reconstruction
finance corporation, electric home
and farm authority. federal home
loan bank board, federal housing
administration and export-import
bank: transfer to agriculture de-
partment OF farm credit admins
tration. federal farm mortgage
corporation, commodity credit cor
poration and associated agencies.
The three major new agencies
established under Roosevelt's plan
would be OF virtual cabinet rank,
although no such official desig-
nation can be made under terms OF
the reorganization act
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
IMPERIAL STATE CROWN
WON'T COME With KING

LONDON-King George has de-
cided against taking the imperial
state crown to America.
u had been understood the king
would take the crown TO Canada
on his forthcoming trip. and wear
II al the Propagation Of the Cana
dian parliament during his visit 10
Ottawa But now, IL was said. the
Propagation Is unlikely 10 occur
until after their majesties leave
Canada.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
INFECTION BLAMED
FOR CHILD'S DEATH

Randall Gates. nine year old cor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Gates Of
of Route !. Boz Az. died in . local
hospital Tuesday. Hs Was born
In Kansas and attended snoci ~
American lake south. His death.
IL wss believed. was caused BY an
infection resulting from = glass
cut on his hand. BesI1ss his par.
snis, he leaves . brother. Walter.
Funeral announcement ~ Piper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
Bank Thiefs Son, II, Ends
His Life Over Petty 1hefts

automobile s1Tsdsaf as1 Pes
der wss seeusfesnsd u walking
the sifeets ~ sighf. grtestsg
and bsesdisg. wkss psiIes
fsasd him, they hsndsd hiss
his soa's ssietds note sd tss
warrant esiissg for his sssesa-
The tragedy occurred sSs-
DAY night. but u VS. not re-
seslsd until yesterday vines
Ponder wss released from lAil
temporarily 30 he could - -
an undertsksr's pssiss ssd
look ~ his ses's BODY. Bank
officials said the si,7ss sm-
bexxied had hen returned ssd
Indicated . reluctance 70 psese-
cute. -
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DALLAS Tex. - Wayne
Ponder. ~. having learned his
ethical lessons well. wrote .
note 20 his father eosfessisG
ne bad stolen small sasDs OF
money from him and asking
forgiveness. Thes he killed
hims~if.
a few hours later. the
father, Walter W. Ponder, ~,
Was arraigsed before . United
states commissioner and
pleaded guilty 10 stealing
money from the hank which
employed him ~ . teller
The wife and mother VAS
killed five yeAfs age In an
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wood clot h ing
firm He was
su ed for non .
pa ynent Of s22T
for two suits. but
c n tended sue
cesHully that the
firm pro m Use d
him two suits II
he provided some
es en- siye Gus
toners
Premier Benito
MussoIinl slipped
out OF the ArgeB-
tina theater at
Rome after the
premiere Of MS
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request far IN interview with voe
Hlbbsntrrp.
us0dssson wsa ssut urexpeets6)s
" hack 10 psfiin After ling ~
ssnes With urgent insssu<tip0e
from The government.
% uas ue1esseee1 ~ Woe
issesweee6 - ~ onee uaoeoe
Gsespeao eenn1oe lonaeue1 -
oNse. osttn1e moneo seepse -
essspeissst 9si1Q1asy sssvsee.
Word came IN Lsndau from NJ.
I'm today shsi. 81 RtbheUtfop's
gffies. u ~ss SID tbs fprsign min.
later VS. out ~ tovn. wss mi ~.
peeisd hack to-day and might ma
h back tonssff0ss -~s and tjnt eng.
~ay he vas very busy.
rsustiy Nstt-infprIned ueFmna
quarters IN Lend1w indicated Mom-
derson might ~ s1suh&ed. q wao
said thai N yisw ~ ne fise woeks'
sisssnes from uestkB~ M wss ~
esiisd 10 ~sepostr sSfss tn selo>sse
81 cssehosIoyakts - leaders ~ lho
German Govsfnmsnt. ''whe q pres
sns we're EXTERNALLY hnsy." mjghe
tconsinssd on rsGs 7. cotumn 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
SMILE COST him 500

COMMUNICATING, south Africa
4 smile eos; 33-yssr-old Sydney
Harvard Dustin 500 This vas
the fine imposed when he sss con
yieied Of "crimsn inlgfis' becaes
he mad stood Outside = shop oper.
stsd by = young woman for tso
hours. staring and smiling q, her
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that the similar
ideology Of all
churches formed
the base upon
which A world
sinking under a
load Of hate must
be reclaimed for
democracy a n d
Christianity. II
almost seems as
II we were watch
ing m o st rous
and orri b e
p h a n toms. mad
with desire for
power. filling the
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universe with hate and fear. while
they poise for the next threaten
ing blow" he said -.
Because he sent around Ginger
Rogers and Alfred CIV n n
Vanderbilt. Jr.. as customers.
Pat ID Cieco won a lawsuit
brought sgains, him by a Holly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
SECRET SOCIETY
SWEARING HITLER

Numerous prominent Americans.
including several hey officials at
the capital. have joined an inter.
national organization designed 10
Continued on Page .. Column -
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Entire Amy Dies!
'Oon1ph Girl Sued
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS TODAY

Andreas klebcr. 95 Liechtenstein's one-man army,
died Nad He the survivor of the army OF % men
aid Austria against Germany in the war of 1866
Technically kleber still at with Germany for by
oversight Lehensten left out of the treaties after
the FrancoP russian of 1870 -.
Ann Sheridan, the star recently given the title
of "Oomph Girl in contest, is being sued by fvonne
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
TAC0MAN SHOT TO DEATH IN PRIVATE SCHOOL


CANON CITY. Colo.--Dr. Raymond After
berry, IL, Canon City osteopath, was convicted
of second degree murder today for the strangu-
lation of his wife, Mona, 81, pretty former
school teacher of kirksville. Mo.
PORTLAND Or. Three separate labor dispute. today
local waterfront eefrre
he Of the week.
Roosevelt to-day clearly Indicated
would Rep. levin. d. Nd. IN the
t,onsi mediation nominated
today To he national labor relations board.
WARRINGTON committee today
decided public neutrality legislation May
and begin the draft Of