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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-04
CITY MANAGER
 CHARTER CHANGED

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
.DUCE REVIEWS
PICKED TROOPS
OF BODY GUARD
Appears Undisturbed
By Eighth Attempt
To Take Life, Will
Visit Turin

ROME - Premier Benito
Mnssolini. completely undis-
turbed by what was said in
authoritative quarters 10 have
been the eighth attempt
against his life. reviewed to-
day the 200 picked stalwartS
of his black musketeers. -
pledged to defend his life with
their own.
The ceremony was private and
hundreds OF plain clothes men
kept the public out of the Pincio
gardens where IL was held
Thousands of persons gathered
as near as they could. despite the
rain. To cheer Mussolini They
were ignorant OF the reported at
tempt against him. II was Of
fieiallv denied that his life had
been the object OF a mailman who
shot one of Mussollni's detective
bodyguards when he was chal.
i'hEfh NhA0ib' tAf iifHifti h'Hlf
Militismen and mus keteers
cheered wildly as MusSolini left
Persons close 10 Mussolini dis
closed that as the result Of the
incident before his villa. Senator
Arturo Bocchini, chief of police.
insisted that his guard be in
creased, but that Mussolini re-
fused He has often said that he
does not fear for his person. and
It il only at Bocchinis insistencc
that plain clothes men guard his
villa IN force
He is due 10 appear before many
thousands OF people at Turin sun
day. His visit there. - miles
from the French frontier. was
long planned. and 1t WAS expect ted
until the pope's death that he
would take the occasion TO ad.
vance his campaign for the fulfill
ment Of ltaly's natural sspir-
ations
A formal eommunique from the
ministry OF popular culture deny
ing news of an alleged attempt
upon the head OF the government
which emanated from an incident
In which a mailman fired a shot
ON the via Nomentana. was not
published.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Taken by Death

Mrs. Carrie 7. Vanderbilt. = resi-
dent Of Tacoma since 1896 and
member Of a prominent local fam
lily. died Saturday IN local hos
pitsl She lived 81 i15 No YAK
ma ave sh. WAS the widow o.
jacob II Vanderbilt. who died In
1927. and SISTER Of the late Mrs
Phillip Caesar u Tacoma
Mr. Vanderbilt was member
II Christ Episcopal church
Surviving arc sister. Mrs. VII
liam A. Bull. and brother. VII
liam y Little both Of Tacoma a
niece. Mrs. George IS Hayes ~ La
Jolla. Calf and a nephew George
v. Caesar of New York City.
Funeral services viii be held at
II 30 m Monday a, Buckley
Kings. Rev Sidney r. James Of
floating, burial In Tacoma Gem
eteTy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
CUSHMAN WILL
RULE IN P. G. 0.
TRIAL MONDAY
Story One Of Jury
Had Been Convers-
ing About Case 10
To Be Investigated

Whether four hard-fought
DAYS of the $1,000. 600 rco-
piles Gas a OIL fraud trial
here this week viii he Just a
false start and the whole
business will have To start
over. will he decided at Jury
less hearing before Federal
Judge Edward h. Cnshman
Monday afternoon.
Rumor that onr NJ tho IA jurors
was overheard discussing the case
with a stranger. which would 10
misconduct capable ~ causing .
mistrisi. left the case up in the
air as il was interrupted Friday
afternoon until Tuesday morning
at 10
Brought into court in the late
afternoon 10 explain a message
he had sent at noon. former
4. q a q Salesman Hoy Csiklns
of HOS so. ! st Tacoma. merely
said hi. siep.son Royce A Hem
riksen, had told him ~ ovethrsrs
lnR the Juror In conversation
4 think the situation In little
too vagus to alarm me very much. .
said George y vandervrsf. lead.
ing defense attorney. but Judge
cushman insisted upon further
hearing before the trial gees on.
lie let the jury 10 befor. tho dis.
cussion took place Friday after
noon but reiterated emphstically
his earlier instructions that they
were not Ia diaauss this case With
anyone, read sb"u, u or allow
snyoss To discuss II IN their
presence
Mrs Frances Buckley rbelan.
former secretary for the Peoples
Gas a oii Corp. who broke down
~ tears on the witness stand Fri
day morning. returned In the
afternoon 10 match her irish Wit
with Attorney vsndetvs.r
cToss.examining, he got sround
10 the point OF estimating her age.
She was little reluctant.
Lets see You are about 20.
he said You said you'd been
working as st.noafsphsf about
20 years
7 am of Legal age" She coun-
tered with a winning smile
Vandsrveer quiszed her sbuut
testimony on hu~ "Df Harry
Meyers. one ~ the defendants. had
told her ct first acquaintance that
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Couple So Jealous They Sig ned Duplicate Killing Pacts

snd her husband had eoliseted
- IS teEEinT and ihsi a man
had BEEN following them
a policeman stepped tsiisssis
ara seized = man who said he
rad followed me couple be-
cause he believed they should
- reported for Begging Win
IN child Ths officer thanked
him and ist him 20
4 jailss STARTED 10 ieek
sg i.iIihsf. His siis sspi.
We sast be sspaf~
stsd. .i.s said
Lieut. } u Hansen placed
both under technical arrest
Dot permitted them 70 take
their baby homs Tor the pight
BE ofdered them 70 return 70
the station later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
EIGHT PERSONS
DIE IN FLAMES
Fire in Home Takes
Lives of Father,
7 Children

NOkESNILLE. Va. - Edward
marlborough, 40. and seven of his
eight children were burned 10
death last night in fire which
destroyed their home.
Hansborough's wife. Edna. 35
rescued their youngest child aged
two. but the others were trapped
on the second floor when the roof
collapsed.
Fire Chief P. w. Howard, of
Manassas. Va, said that the cause
of the fire was undetermined.
Neighbors of the Hansborough
said there was no sign of blaze
10 minutes before the tragedy.
Mrs. Hansborough said she and
her husband had been reading in
their bedroom on the ground floor
and had fallen asleep. She was
awakened by smoke. She carried
her baby out of doors while her
husband went upstairs TO wake
the other children. Before they
could escape the roof fell in and
the house blew up like a finder
box"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
No Reprisals Is
Sole Condition

LONDON Premier Juan Neg
rim OF Loyalist Spain Is ready 10
make peace on the sole condition
that the Nationalist refrain from
Wholesale rsprisals against repub,
Leans. according To information re-
ceivcd In high diplomatic quarters
today.
Negrin l. leader Of those 10y.
siists who have insisted that III.
civil war must be fought Ia the end
unless the Nationalist grant three
conditions guarantee Of inds.
pendence and integrity for Spain.
freedom of the country from all
foreign influences and freedom Of
life for the spanish people. . guar
aniee against fsprisals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
MARK HOLIDAY
ON WEDNESDAY

Banks cioss on all holidays the
schools on most. bat neat Wsdnsss
day Washington birthday. will
be observed ny even the pslsloffics
and retail stores
The anniversary ~ the FIRST
presidents birthday 107 years ago
si Bridges Creek, Va. ~iil be |.
holiday for the shDis city ~ Ia
coma city hall. courthouse and
federal building offices all will Oh
serve the day
fhsatsfs. II course. viii b. open
a. siii restaurants and iayerus
The slate liquor stores follo@ ,hs
schedule If general retail business
and Nili ~ eiossd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
EX-CHIEF COLE NOW
HAS INSURANCE JOB

OLYMPIA-Former State Pa
troll Chief William A. Cole today
Vas Southwest Washington dist
riot manager for the Central Life
Assurance society of Dies Moines.
Iowa. Cole resigned from the pa
troi recently after serving a. It's
chief for l3 years. He was Eastern
Washington representative for the
same life insurance firm 20 years
ago. he said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
SANE BANDIT
STRIKES AGAIN
N SAME PLACE
Van Duyn c andy Shop
Al 18th. Commerce
Robbed During Rush
Hour by Armed Man

- "a 60 49,
fu' thr setuhu fFHe WITHIN
IL days the Van niyn candy
annn nth aud fnmtu.rrn -
... h.ld a.. d...u. a.. ....h
.asa,'s.' .s''s.i -. "a
sh"PHnh iFfi"t ats'ht ttsV
saturday afternoon - hprars
emily bv the identical bandit.
the daylight xunman. wrfl
dressed. caul. Walked lnfa the shup
white Misc wlniffsa csschf~n wss
~ duty sIaus although NJ. *ua
M. aserxs lfaffru1n oese in Z
rsar roam.
Ml.s tsa4hsss instantly rsens.
ais~a the ss&n a. the same .ns wnu
had hsii hss 40 MT thfss wrras
hsf.fs. and sefsemed 'fsenrxss~
tessssuss ssssssa ss~sss -
fss~s NJ ~ shss. ksss .lsseea
wk~s ~ hsmsts wsisseSo : swa
~ MIN s~A sslN Mn " sSsv
~k~se ~ sss,
Havsnr Pm x~gv <oxyx mai 4
hass Ia Ia u sgsts th@ lptfp<lef
hfsnalshsd the s,.s in Ns&s f,nsh.
rams direction and fnla her -
hand him lhs cash from inc reg.
l.tss.
Mise Cochran. thoroughly fright.
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sns was only - Re Rad
small ssyings account and an
81 a week job HLs iAndlady.
also hS employer. refused 10
Jet him bring MA child bf1ds
into her nome re isft the
too and started 10 losok for
smother he moved - another
home with his bride
He told police last night
that when he left hOn-
mornings Ia look for work
br locked his wife Ia and
marked the windows - iib
chalk - he could TIL
y hethsr they had Dssn
opened while he Has
swsy.
One day they drew ~ he
death agreements % the backs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20

ms 10 80 despite ths fact that
nun ~ ths conferences IL asis b. D~
Robert isssk. first assistant 10 4 -.
hsss. Bonneville administration.
Il 10 o. even though Seattle .
pgssr system 10 under ssta6h ia
ths same manner a. Taaosuss Abd
isoss stiil shoulders ms tssls ~
superintendent ~ seattle CITY
Light
Meanwhile. late Friday sen. jos
DTsmhsllsr. HpoksDs. Chairman ~
ths ssnsis public ntiiitls. commit.
lee. postponed mas commuters ss-
ton an Inc proposal 70 pat muniei.
pal plants urJsf state control, ss
are private systems. and snoosDSs,i
set.sn probably would - taxes
Monday
~ the ssssAsy ssafesssss
siii ssf tsstSrass Mastts.
Dsssassttes. besk, ,~a. Hsips
ssstssu VI tsssm~. m~.ss'ss
VI The .ssLsss. sssssaitsss s~s.
.. y. ksii~s. t,ss.~s ssas a~si-
~. AID ps~.lbly -ss.. ~ g.
Nh. Gssssssats@, ssd Harold
Troy. Olympia
kYis and Troy have Introduced
senate bllis its. 100 and roo. de-.
signed 70 strengthen fhs public
utility dssf riefs ~ tns stats. Keller
introduced 80 no. tbs pfiysfs
companies bsd 70 eontroi the
PuDs
Ne. Frsps.2I
Beck sas ia tns capitol FRIDAY,
and IL reported 10 D. preparing -
lay befofs thr meeting Monday a
new proposed bal. Nnieb. ne 10
reported % have said. would BE- a
substitute for ths four balls mem
toned and aacepiaDis Ia both 4
slsies However no agreement has 4
yet been feaehe1
All ~ ibis. however. stiii leaves
Tacoma and Seattle standing sion.
70 battle the measure of sen. Fred .
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bnExsn ~ sPpsanss ~hifn sos'id
Ase Hhs STATE "uprfvisi"n ~
nsnie'pAi Utilities, AMI sfss Cover
nor proposed constitutional
sn'sis'nispt 20 permit me state -
"a. Ps.e's frs"shsd s'ilatsss On me
same s~s's a. private concerns are
tssfJ
The l.tt~f ~s'i hays : nssrinx
befsfs hfiss constitutional ftsiss
ION COMMITTEES Monday ~ p m
ss"ssssIsx s'ss isxssssssss
s~ss pftdss ~sse tnssss>ns
~ ~ N"sssss t"s"sssit MAR
t'ss p"esis service dSPssfssse
director, ard Jssh Giss~h. ~
ss''s nssh ara sffssssss req
ss>~ssisG IN stste GsssHe,
~hssh 10 pssshisG M thess
hills Ia sif the rim.
While d~<sssinx ne @ss Ins~f-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20

WASHINGTON-SEC' in
surance investigators are try
ing to safeguard their prize
secret and sensation, but it is
slowly leaking out. Within a
few days they intend to side
swipe two distinguished foes
of the New Deal - former
President Hoover and Alfred
Emanuel Smith.
The scheme may not be staged
because some of the governments
smarter publicists figure il might
be risky to involve men Of such
stature. The evidence does not
reflect on them personally, but it
happens that they are directors Of
3 New York company now under
scrutiny.
The group. In the opinion Of
the inquisitors. has been guilty
of corporate nepotism" in
that IL extended financial
- fayors 10 corporations In which
some of the directors had
friendly interest.
The owner of one concern al
legged to be beneficiary figured
in the news recently in kidnap-
Ing case. and is understood TO be
personal intimate Of the former
president.
The supposed irrespOnsihility Of
ballyhooed directors Of corporations
is fetish with SEC Chairman
Douglas. who insists that they take
q more active part in handling
oompany's affairs. So far he has
captured comparatively few head
lines for his crusade.
But if ne can lasso a former
president and former presidential
nominee, he may spark public IN
terest. Names make news.
Federal employees delinquent
on their instalment payments
for last years 500 Jackson
dav dinner recently received
sharp warning from party
beadquar ters. In a letter from
Oliver A. Quayls, jr., Demo-
cratic dunner. they were
warned that their names would
be written down on White
House blacklist unless they
paid up.
In conference with National
Chairman Farley yesterday %
wrote Quayie. wherein Il Was de-
cided 10 submit 10 President RoOse-
Welt financial report Of the
Democratic national committee.
We noticed that YOU have not ~
yet completed your pledge made
a. the time Of the 1885 Jackson
cay dinner
Before submitting the final re-
port I thought u best N ask you
once again Il YOU do not want 70
lquidate your Indebtedness VIII
you please let me have your
prompt reply 90
Party finances must be in bad
shape. for this is the first tine that
the names Of the president and the
national chairman have been IN
yoked as an aid in Dill collecting
The ADMINISTRATIONS new
radio bill providing for
Continued on Page 2, Column 81
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- oid calendar sheets hfs
Lat her had hers stib her
when seized u said
! swear - my precious b.
ioYef husband never - get Sut
- his eyesight 80 any Tune
Or anywhere on the face ~
nc earth. II Violate any u
my Oatha ny husband has a
perfect right 70 blind Dns or
both Of my eyes Or taks my
life
Our life together must b.
perfect success straight
through 10 eternity of death
Last night Ars Luthst sud
her husband walked into a
district police station the
Fnethsr Nss Carrying the enid
shs told the de1k sergeant 6ns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
BOARD
PLANS REFORM

~, Tac.ma Times staff NTiisfi
CAPITOL. Olympia An at
taehe Of the state liquor commits.
sion disclosed here today that
Safety Commissioner Holmes East.
wood had revealed 10 the board a
condition regarding liquor licenses
In TACOMA city hall which, 10 the
board. WA = great surprise
lie said the board vas told that
In Tacoma. also Ia Seattle. the
mayors secretary had been acting
on applications Tor liquor licenses.
lie went ON 10 SAY that the
liquor 90 M IN ission was
amazed" To learn thai such
applications we're not beiuE
laid before the entire council.
therefore were not bsinE
properly" acted upon by the
eiiy's governing body.
The board he declared. has
recommended immediate action by
the legislature To force the city
councils N act on the applications.
in body. before making recon.
msndAtions 10 The board a. 20
whether licenses should be granted
OF denied II - true the mayor
formally mBkss The rscemmsnda-
ton. but he should have The formal
support ~ his council aH = NhOis
In this connection Ia was
Noted that today there as In.
troducsd in the lower hotiss, by
Rep. " y. jackson. Tseesps,
an sfosnd,asni 10 the state
liquor statutes 10 provide es-
piieiiiy that the governing
hods 81 corporations shall
pass on issusncss. renewal. 90
transfers Of all liquor ~
esns%s
"a A \ A. n q A a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
PUBLIC DEBT
SO BILLIONS

NAsBINGTON - The public
debt has crossed the 500 500 900 600
level. the treasury reported today
The new all-time debt peak OF
$50 SOC. 57s. 1888 was reached FEB.
IS Al the same date Last year
the public debt was s37 .5ss sos .633
The debt probably will cross the
$40. OOs 900 600 level IN about a
month. The budget for the next
fiscal year. submitted To congress
in January forecast 4 public debt
Of approximately it4 500 900 900
by June 30. 1910
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20

Both speeches were brief and
both were broadcast on a nation.
wide network.
The spirit OF Psn-Amen-
canism happily IL coming
more and more 10 dominate
the thoughts and aspirations
and the actions OF all of the
diverse peoples and cultures
which comprise the three
Americas. he said In the De-
soto speech.
1T Is the certain and unfailing
safeguard Of our insllena bic right
10 life, liberty and the pursuit OF
happiness
Although the peoples of the
new world are Of many origins.
they are united In a common as
piration 10 defend and maintain
the self-governing way Of life"
In MS Golden Gate talk, the
president emphasized that the
maintenance Of peace in he west
ern hemisphere must De the first
concern OF all the Americas
by setting an example Of
international solidarity. CO.
operation, mutual helpful
ness" he said, I'VE may keep
faith alive In the heart ~
anxious and troubled humanity.
and al the sams time, lift de-
moeraey high above the ugly
trucuIence Of sutocrary
Mr. Roosevelt Will remain with
the fleet until March 2 when he
vii disembark a. Florida port
and sntrsin for Washington
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
MADRtD-sixfy WE'RE Killed
and 200 injured t"das when
tour Italian type planes dropped
100 bomb. On Alicante.

republics highest authority, II
Segrin accepts. Akana is ready To
open immediate negotiations With
the French and British govern
menis 20 obtain their Intervention.
At the same time. Lieut.. Gen.
Vicente Rolo. one of the ranking
officers 81 the republican army,
announced he would not return 10
Spain. as did II deputies OF the
Cortos (parliamsn,l who met IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
3-CALE DAMAGE IN
|. A. COUNTY HEAVY

Los Thousands ~
Nofhmsn we're sent iBto residential
districts and along eonnsetlHE
highways today b. Clear the dsbfia
caused by ee.daF gale Shien
reached a peak ysioeity NJ "a miles
an muir.
Property damage sss estimated
- $3.50 600 tlss AnEsi~s County
Agricultural Commissioner Harold
J Ryan sala approximately 80 900
crates ~ npsning navel ofanges
had tsea ruined
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
Wrecked Plane. OF
ROu Shrek Found

COETR DALENE. Idaho-The
plane in which Roy Shrek, 80,
Spokane weather bureau observa-
tion flier. crashed last Sunday was
found yesterday on Copper noun
tain IN miles from the cabin TO
which he made his way through
deep snow three days later.
The wings Of the Stearman BIZ
plane hung in a clump OF trees
The fuselage was buried IN snow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
Demand
Peace FIT
I'LL Odds
Spanish President
Tells Premier War
Must Be Stopped

PARIS President Manuel
Akana OF republican Spain
Was understood today To have
sent an "ultimatum' Ia Pre-
mier Juan Negrin. threaten
ing To break relations with the
Negrin government If II re.
fuses Ia seek peace.
II Negrin feflscs Il vas he
lieved Assns would issue a procis'
nation declaring the Sesrin gov
eminent IN rebellion against the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
Roosevelt Makes 7UO
Speeches, Sails South
KEY WEST. Fla

KEY WEST Fla.-Presdent Roosevelt made two speeches
this afternoon then sailed the Houston join the
navy in games in the Caribbean
In one he exolled the spirit of Pam mercanism and
warned that democracy must and shall be maintained in
the western hemisphere This speech for the DeSoto
exposition at Tampa. Fla
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
BOY BURNS TO DEATH

tOttN nNt.ENH. Ia. isis
vsas-oi5 noh~fs rish. s.a ~ Mr.
a,aa Mrs. fraa FisH. bafssd ~
death ard his parents ~sfs segss
osasIy bafnsa ~ben their farm
hems ~ss destroyed ~ fire taeisy.
Tns tragedy occurred assf Gar.
sooti, about ~ mliss EAST % cosus
Il Aisns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20

enc A6o-HsrOld Luther,
% and MS wife Ruby. u.
we're married four years ago
~ Tulsa. Okla They Nere N
jealous n each others love
they drew up duplicate agree
nlents giving each the right
n Kill the other II untrue.
They loved each other -
much they refused 10 b sep
srsted devotion which
caused Luther 10 lose hls job
They came 10 Chicago last
November and ended Up by
begging. using their 80
mOnths-Old daughter. Martina.
10 attract sympathy Police
sized them last night Here's
ihfiF story
When Luther married Rudy,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
California Opens
Great Exposition

SAN FRhSGI>CO-Cslifornis' >
great show ne Golden Gate In
ternational exposition opened to-
DAY on Treasure Island IN San
Francisco bay amid brilllanoe. OK
element music. thrills. beauty.
noise. fireworks AMI orstory Presi-
dent Roosevelt, from Key West.
Fla. sent MS good wishes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20

Oi.fNfiA-four bills.
including one srtiing up a
state soil conservation
commission and provid-
ing for formatian II
conservation districts.
passed the senate to-day
by unanimous vutr
THO s~asts siss PASSED
nsros.ttsi s.ki~s .esuf~>s IN
establish . r~xtw~sf 81 use'
hile ssst eirsrsu artillery IN
Ns.hiwrt a. N wss .r.~s.s@
81 h, s~.. Ralph wssseif. n.
rier.~.
Anenpve> chlsf NJ Pa
lice GEORGE i.rsn said to-day
that lack hR.ley ussnls.s~d
shooting and Knitting Aoss
Thompson. a.. timber Taller.
iang week The shouting fsl.
lowed an argument over sew.
sfal minuf matters II was
saia that lsstb men had been
drinking,
tWN As.o--.t k.,si.p man
sho Wa captured last wight
after he shet p~ts.w s"a
t~rtorisrd = dos~w .thess IN .
nasth .iae tavern ~ss identis
ned nv po,ire tesiss - VIII
linn Hisis. aae ~ five asdWs~w
~he escaped Ian. "a fsew i've
state insane asylum ~ Lima.
Ohio.
WARRINGTON An ans
thofltslivs source said today
that ffesid.n' Roosevelt 10
s.rivusiy considering a.curi-
ties and ksehsnss COMMITS.
sion Chairman William q.
Douglas for tho supreme court
vacancy caused ny The retire.
msnt ~ Iustias t.ouis u.
nrandsls me masn sblsstlnn
90 Douglas wss ssla Ia 10 seo-
graphical,
Although barn In Maine,
MINI. and educated ~ whit
man college. wsils wslls.
wash. he studied lss Al tes
inpbla university and p,ae.
iiesa IN Nav York. Later hs
neesms = Professor II lac q,
Yale
NEW tomk ~-- Two s.a.s
"s~" fiesisG fr.m psisssmss
after ss attempted hetsissp
ssri, t.siss ran ssis . Lag
t.i~sd railroad ts~stte Iuss -
. trial. arrived. Ths tssis
Killed them hath.
MAiDsS. Mas. A aps
poker gsms st tio per card
sss rsldsd early today ny
tire. masked bandit. eno snoi
and Killed uns player. perhaps
nsfiaiiy wounded another.
and escaped sith as estimated
1000 Ia - 900 The robbers
overlooked ~ 900 found In tina
pockets ~ JACK wbssloes. 90.
Of Aiimlon. tbs slain plsysf
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Secret Session Set
For Monday on POver

CAPITOL. Oympis-A possibly momsntous and snp-
possdy conference the states seehpg
roy.rsy act for the governor office here Monday
The legislative assault, Tacoma publicly system
will not attention.
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In the other. he reaffirmed his
good neighbor policy. This one
comprised greetings and good
wishes for the Golden Gate expo
sition opening today at San Fran
cisco.
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mo or on o
visual checks
Tacomas Nao"s bridge Here Times photos showing no" II
$
! Blondin the
haberdashery woodworking the
while j. ".
Wyckoh slab talks b, radio telephone Walter eahe
depths making
Blondin smiling
n bridge
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WEATHER AND TIDES

Part cloudy tonight and TUESDAY
Temperatures: High. So: low, 81
sun rises. .0s; sets. $40.
Tide. Tomorrow
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