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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16

All married people who are willing
to help are asked to be present.
Those on the married peoples COM
mittee are, Mrs. Charles Winters,
Mrs. Robert Likely, @. Nelson Cole
and Walter Wilson.
A dance scheduled for Wednesday
night at the hall on the fair grounds
given by the DeMolay was cancelled
because Of the storm.
Court News
Judge Layton Rose assisted by
Deputy Judge Albert Affeldt and
Prosecutor Edward Pracny presided
at the court cases held in the town
hall last night. Donald e. Chase Of
1873 Kenney street, Forestville was
fined s. and costs for violating the
rules Of the road. Raymond Rein
herd, r. r. D., College Highway
Cheshire was fined IS and costs for
violating the rules Of the road. Leon
ard e. Greene, 131 Beech street,
Waterbury was fined IS and costs
for breach of the peace. The arrests
were made by the state police pa
trolling the roads.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16

sequence, Sir John Anderson, Home
Secretary, In q series Of speeches
has been impressing upon the people
the utter necessity Of these meas
ures.
Second: There Is the question
Of evacuation. Early In the war, the
government ecavuated about $780,
600 children, mothers Of young chill
dren and expectant mothers to the
country. Nearly $500 big business
firms In London alone evacuated
most Of their STATS and records to
country houses and mansions. The
government evacuated some 5000
sivil service servants to places In
the north.
But since nothing terrible has
happened up to now, it is estimated
that almost half Of the evacuees
from London have come back. Thou
sands Of children have been with
out school In London. The authori-
ties are urging parents to send their
children back to the country now,
to avoid o possible wild, mad scram-
BILE II London is bombed.
EvACUATION'S
HARDSHIPS
The government has recently an
nounced that another 5000 civil
servants are to be sent to places
up north. This, In spite Of the pro-
tests Of the unhappy government
servants and their wives and fam
lilies.
For enforced evacuation Is work
ing q hardship on every one Of
them, particularly on those who own
or hold long leases on houses in the
London area.
Nevertheless the government has
stood pat. The official standpoint
is that government business must be
carried on no matter how much the
Nazis bombed the island. And the
only way to make sure that business
is carried on is to have the bulk Of
the employees Of the government In
| comparatively safe places.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16
OFFICIALS EXPECT
LAST MINUTE RUSH
1910 Renewals in Car
Registrations Are Now
Legal in State

I'VE are slightly ahead Of last
year." said Commissioner Michael A,
Connor Of the State Department Of
Motor Vehicles today in commenting
on 1910 car registrations. "But," he
continued, everything points to the
perennial last minute rush and q
long wait In line for the tardy ap-
plicants. Try Is we might, car own
ers Just won't come In early"
It Is now permissible to use 104O
renewals It was explained, Q change
In the statute two years ago permit
ting their use on or after February
is. However, new registrations are
not to be confused with renewals
and cannot be used legally until
March, /.
A great deal Of trouble Is being
encountered by the various oflces Of
the department by motorists send
ing In the wrong application, failure
to sign the application and failure
to deatch the application from the
1899 certificate.
Many motorists have purchased
new cars during the past year, and
have retained the application for
the old car and are sending 1t In for
the 1910 renewal. The commissioner
urged car owners who have made q
transfer during 1889 to check the
application before mailing 1t to
make certain It Is for the car now
registered. b
Failure to sign the application
places the department at additional
expense as well as ONCE detail a. It
Is necessary to mail the application
back to the owner. The same is true
when owners neglect to enclose the
proper fee.
It was further explained that fall
ure to detach the application from
the 1889 certificate places the car
owner in the position Of operating
without q current certificate.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16

(UmAtS8 ~ kAAA-4A-9-->s AaS--@l
New YORK. FEB. le--UP)- Stocks
moved irregulariy higher In quiet
opening dealings today. Bonds were
finn and cotton futures opened I'M
changed to point lower.
Price changes IN the stock list
were marrow. There were relatively
few large blocks including Chrysler,
ex-dividend, 100 shares ct o6 3-A, up
"a; Loft 1000 ct % la, up Ia;
international Telephone 1000 ct Z,
I'D 10; New York Central 1000 ct
Is Ia off Ia; Nash-K elvinator,
400 at 2 "a, unchanged; and
Commonwealth q Southern 1000
at / 1-S, unchanged.
q. 8. Steel opened at 81 So, up
SO, and Bethlehem ct 76 3-8, up
l-S point. General Motors eased
Ia to 50 3-e and rubber shares were
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16


Madden and Smith to take the
stand and answer the harges that
had been made.
This isn't at all what was antici-
pated, and 1t has people guessing
One curious accompaniment Is that
while most congressman seem To
feel the labor act will be amended
hardly and are expecting anw really
drastic changes to be approved.
r. ID. r. KNOWS
HIS SENATORS AND BORES
Charles w. Eliot, director Of
National Resources Planning Board
visited the White House recently to
explain how he was going to try to
sell O Senate ommittee on the
boards usefulness.
The board Job is pretty compl-
Gated, and the explanation was
pretty involved. Finally, FDR tap
ped him on the arm.
listen, Charlie" he said. 1.-THE
committee wants 1t SIMPLER. 1t will
be like the very boring lady who
sits next to you at dinner parties
and says, Yes, I know, Mr.. Eliot
but what do you DO?P"
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
FATHERS NEW MOVIE
A movie that will pick up where
"The River" and The Plow Thai
Broke the Plains" left OF has beer
filmed and will 60 to the theaters
by Spring. Photographed by BOZ
Flaherty for Pare Lorenz's U. s
Film Service, 1t Is tentatively titlec
1.-THE Land" and deals with the way
sol erosion and mechanical agri.
culture are driving people OH the
land.
Department Of Agriculture Off.
cials, who fathered the idea, arr
excited about 1t.
WAR HINDERS
WEATHER FORECASTING
It sounds like a gag, but tn
Weather Bureau really would hav'
been able to give the country bette
advance warning Of that recent coli
wave II there hadn't been a war u
Europe.
That works out like this: The wa
has raised hob with the bureau
reporting service. European mete
geological stations are no longel
sending reports on weather cond
tons, and ships at sea have stopped
sending reports because They're
afraid submarines will spot thei
position.
Most important Of all, Canadian
stations have stopped reporting.
This particular cold. wave go
started up in Alaska; and 1t seem'
atmospheric conditions in eastern
Canada and the Great Lakes re-
gion were such that there WASH
anything to keep the wave from
going right down to the guilt
Weather Bureau had no dope from
Canada and hence couldn't forecas
Just where the cold wave would &c
(They couldn't have stopped 1t, o
course, II they had seen 1t com
ing.)
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16
Juror To Resume
Duties Tuesday

the case, to postpone the case un-
til next Tuesday.
It was learned today that Q
sheriff was sent from the county
court house early this afternoon TO
inquire o. to the jurors condi-
ton.
The sheriff had not returned up
to press hour but the reports from
Seymour are that Mr.. Nickerson Is
much improved and apparently
will be able TO resume his duties
ON the Jury Tuesday.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16
LADY HALIFAX is
VISITOR TO POPE

Vatican City, Feb. 10 - (UP) -
Pope Plus XII granted private au-
dience today to Lady Halifax, wife
Of British Foreign Secretary Wis.,
count Halifax. She was acconpal1-
led by q son and Osborne Darcy
British Ambassador to the Holy See
DR.. Jose Yanguas Messia, Spanish
ambassador to the Holy See who re-
turned from Spain yesterday, con-
ferred at length with Luigi Card
inal Maglione, papal SECRETARY Of
state. It was believed that they
discussed a new concordat now be-
ing negotiated between the Holy See
and Spain.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16
BOSTON u. PROF. DIES

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. 16-(UP)
DIR. Donald Cameron, IS, associat-
ed for 81 years with Boston univer-
eity and Latin professor there since
1912, died at a Boston hospital yes
terday.
A native Of Wheelock, Texas, he
formerly daught at University OF
Texas and Baylor university In Tex
rs and Princeton university, Prince
ton, N. ].
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16
JOHN e. CALHOUN DIES

Cornwall, Conn, Feb. 18-(UP)-
Funeral services will be held Satur.
day for John E. Calhoun, 80, for.
mer member Of the Connecticut
State Park and Forest commission
who died late yesterday after an
illness. He leaves his widow, two
sons and two daughters.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16
FLYING STUDENT KILLED

Gait, Ont, FEB. 16.-(UP)-Air-
craft student John Elliott Gait, 20,
was killed last night outside the air
training school here when he fell
under the wheels Of q transport
trailer, =
He was the son Of Mrs. and the
late M. Gait Of Norwalk, Conn.,, for
meyly Of Ottawa.
witnesses said Calf apparently
slipped on the icy road as he attemp-
ted to climb on the truck.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16
HOCKEY Players WIFE DIES

Montreal, Feb. 1e-(UP) = Mrs.
Dorothy Belisle Robinson, wife Of
hockey player Earl Robinson Of Les
Canadiens died at her home here
today after lengthy illness.
Robinson, who had been recalled
from the New Haven Eagles BY the
Canadians Just two weeks ago, was
with her when she died. They were
married In 1885.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16

as every on q OK"
pected It to be.
Committee spent
m on h S assem-
bin g documents
to use as exhibits,
and so far has
used only a frac-
ton Of them. In
stead Of calling In
everyone who had
a grudge against
the board, 1t con-
fined itself almost
entirely to board
employees and
board re cords.
Then 1t sw u n 6
around and invit-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16

According to reports from Sey-
mour today Omar NickersOn, one
Of the members Of the jury, which
Is hearing the case Of Miss Mary
Cavanaugh, former clerk In the
city's tax collectors office, who Is
ON trial for embezslement will be
ON hand when the case II sched-
uled to open next Tuesday.
MIR. Nickerson was stricken iii
last Wednesday causing Judge
Frank r. McEvOy, who Is hearing
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16
SUICIDE VERDICT

Norwalk, Conn, Feb. 16-(UP)--
A verdict Of suicide was given to-
day in the death Of William Klein,
IS, q butcher, whose body was
found hanging from a beam in the
cellar Of his home yesterday. He
leaves his wife and q daughter.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16
Britain Prepares Public For The Worst
People Warned Nation Is Not Yet
A Match For Mighty Nazi Air Armada
By MILTON BRONlgRR
NRA Service Stan Correspondent

London Feb 16-The Chamberlain government recent
" has been showering plenty of pessmism British
public grown too happily optimistic because of the absence
of enemy air raiders over English SOIL
Man for and plane for plane the ROYAL Ar Force 90 iar has
pilots battles Air raiders driven
Naz bombers have been shot down.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16
Market Prices Strike
Higher At Trade Start
Changes Were NarrOw-But Few Large Blocks APP
peared-eading Steel Issues Show Better Tone

steady.
Continental Can moved up 1-e
point TO q new high ct IS 7-0. Ger
tain-Teed preferred fi1Ined - k
"a Ia and Martin-PaTTy, Du Font
Libbey- Owens-Ford Glass, cas-
and Sperry had small gains.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16
FREE HOLSTERS

Winthrop, Mass, Feb. 10 - (UP)
--Townsfolk dined last night on
more than 5000 Holsters tossed
ashore by the blizzard. Old in
inabitants said 1t was the first
''lobster harvest" since the great
storm Of 1888.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16

n WASHINGTON
COLUMN
Smith SOftenS
Attack On
Labor Board
By BRUCE CATION
Waterbury Democrat washington
U~uw~~~~-a~.A

washington, Feb. leone absorb
ing mystery right now is the way
the famous Smith committee has
dealt with the Labor Board. It has
been rough, but not nearly as rough
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ISMET

izgalmas napokat szenved-
mex keresztul. Mem titok,
hogy a finn-orosz haboru be-
fejezese ismet a Balkanra ira
nyitja a haborus aktivitasokat,
egyelore csak diplomaciai moz-
dulatok formajaban, amik
azonban szinten sulyosak le-
hetnek.
A magyar nemzet megdob-
henessel ertesiilt, hogy Hit
lerek Rornaniat Is eyre biz
tositani tudjak orosz tama-
das ellen, - ha Rumania le-
nyegeben hajlando magat ne
met protektoratus ala helyezni
= hogy ezt a biztositekot
nyilvanosan megigertek a ma
gyar nemzet ellen is tiz eyre.
Ezekert a csekelysegekert a
nemetek csupan AIT kerik,
hogy Rumania a teljes terme.
set a nemetek rendelkezesere
bocsassa es hogy a kormanyba
ultessenek be egy roman-nacit,
aki oft a - nemet erdekekre
vigyazna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-21
III ID tt s W d M l. d

Senki a finneket mem ba-
mulja es tiszteli jobban, mint
e sorok iroja, senki mem lehet
irantuk tiszteletteljesebb resz-
vettel. De e sorok iroja ma
gyon jol tudja, hogy hany
amerikai szorulna tisztesseges
segelyre es nem erti meg,
hogy miert irigylik es sajnal-
jak a segitseget ezekt0l mil
lio-szam akarjak AIT kildeni
a finneknek.
NAGYON 10 LENNE, HA
ezek a lelkes es joszivu pol
garok a sajat becses zsebeikbe
nyulnanak es oman kiilde-
nenek segitseget a finneknek,
a lengyeleknek es a kinaiak-
mex s ne kivannak, hogy a Sc
gely az adofizetok szamlajara
nyujtasssek, amig egy nyomor-
GO ember van ebben a ha-
zaban.
A nemreg megszavazott
husz milliot megadjak a
finneknek, de jo lenne kijo-
zanodni es azzal a Santa Claus
szerepet lezarni.
Washingtonban er6sen var
jak a. Welles hazatertet is,
aki Informant fogja az eln0k0t
hogy van-e kilatas a k0zel j0-
voben az altalanos europai be-
kere. Eddig ide erkez6 hi
rekbol ennek az ellenkezojet
olvastuk, de Europaban ez a
meglepetesek kora S az anne
rikai uzletvilag meg volt a
beke lehetosegetol remulve a
multi heten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-21

lalasrol is a multi heten, inert
amelyik honatyanak mines mi
rol beszelni, az egyszeriien uj-
ra meg ujra feltalalja, hogy a
nepszamlalasnal felteendo ker-
desek az amerikai polgar sza-
badsagjogaiba utk0znek.
Az igazsag az, hogy ezekben
a kerdesekben mines semmi ell
lenkezni valo, igenis szukse-
ges lenne vegre pontosan meg
tudni, hogy hauy proletar ke-
res kevesebbet evente, mint
smennyi az emberi megelhe
teshez sziikseges.
EZZEL KAPCSOLATBAN
a "szaz-percentes" honatyak
rank, Observation-Disclosures is gon-
doltak. A nepszamlalas befe-
jezese utan ujra be kell osz-
tani a kongresszusi kerulete-
ket, hogy koriilbelul egyforma
aranyban nyerjen kepviseletet
a lakossag.
Tobbszori kiserletezes utan
most megszavazta az alsohaz,
hogy mikor a, keriileteket ujra
beosztjak, ne vegyek tekin-
tetbe a nem-polgarokat, S
azok aranyos kepviseletet ne
kapjanak.
Vagyis ha mondjuk egy
felmillio lakosra esik maid egy
congressman, S mondjuk egy
varosban egy millio ember el,
akik koziil polgar csak egy fel
millio, akkor az a varos mem
kapna csak egy kongresszmant.
Ez vilagosan serti az alkot-
manyt, inert az kimondja,
hogy a keruletek megallapita-
sanal a nem-polgar indianokat
is figyelembe kell venni, tehat
a polgarsagra valo tekintet
nelkul, egyforma kepviseletet
szant az alkotnany minden
embernek.
Lehetseges, hogy a szenatus
ezt az erk0lcstelen javaslatot
el fogja gancsolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-21
ZORRO KASA M0DJARA

keruli a kongresszus, hogy
a Smith-fele Labor-Board BIZ
zottsag javaslatat elkezdjek
targyalni, bar naponta e targy
ban felszolalasok mindket haz-
ban tortennek.
A Smith bizottsag javas-
lata, mint AIT a multi heten
megirtuk, a Federal Labor
Relation Board hataskorenek
a megnyirbalasat ajanlja, S
ezzel az egesz munkaskerdes
k0rili nagy csata ismet meg
nyilik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-21

ganak aik vaksagukban es tudatlansagukban
mex "a d6t hogy nemet-magyar viszonyt meglassak.
Cafogatjak, ahogy tudejukb6l telik hogy Hitler fe
akaa fani Magyarorszagot es oft is at akara po
itikai uralnat 81 -
De oyan nindegy, hogy milyen poltkai keretek kozt
fog magyar nerzet yerg6dni ndaddg verg6des lesz
sorsa amg gazdasagilag tejesen szogatatva nene
onkenynek.
fenti szamokat ujunkbo1 s7optuk XII es leve-
g6b6l vettuk.
Budapesten megjelen6 lapok nean sirAnkozo soraib6
bongesztk XII borzalmas vaosagot hogy Magyarorszag
haboru hatodk honapaban defcttel oytata klkereske
demet; teren vaoszinleg egyeten europai
yet eenleg.
Olyan szornyu dogokat mondanak eek szaraz szamok
amelyekben benne magyar nezet egesz tragedaja
atja meg bennik yak vagy ak AIT
akara meglatni.
Igen haboru t0rese ota is potomp egerog6ert
szaharmonikaert vszk el AIT draga teres amt
geny magyar foldmives keservesen kizzad
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-21
EZ CARROLL KIRALYT
OLYAN

helyzetbe hozna, mint ami
lyenben Hatcha cseh "elnok'
van, aki ugyan "elnoke" a pro-
tektoratusnak, de aki felett
oft van Hitler helytartoja, aki
a tenyleges hatalmat gyako-
rolja Cseh es Morva orszagok-
ban.
Termeszetes, hogy ha Ru-
maniabol egyszeru nemet pro-
tektoratus lenne, a magyar
nemzet elott is oft alma az
iras a falon, S nemcsak Err
delyrol kellene lemondani, ha-
mem vegleges nemet vazalla-
tust is kellene vallalni.
Minden esetre nagy es meg
lepo mozdulatok lesznek a
Duna medenceben es a Bal
kanon a k0vetkezo napokban
italian mire ez az iras kikeru'
a nyomdafestek alol) es ert.
het6, hogy Magyarorszagor
rettegnek.
Mem emeli a nemzet han.
gulatat egy cseppet sem, hogy
e januari export forgalon
veszteseggel zarodott, inert q
nemetek Magyarorszagot ma.
ris gyarmatuknak tekintik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-21
A KONGRESSZUSBAN
KEVES

komoly munkat vegeztek
mutt heten. A szenatusban q
Hatch-billen ragodtak, amely
meg akarja tiltani azoknak az
allami Observation-Disclosures q
politizalasat, akik fizetesuk
egy reszet szovetsegi penzb0l
kapjak.
Ez kiernelne a politikai te.
vekenysegebol minden allan.
ban az ut-departmentet, inert
az utakat mindenitt sz0vet,
segi segellyel epitik.
Termeszetes, hogy a jelen-
leg kormanyon lev6 demo.
krata partnak ez mem fog has,
nalni, de gondoskodtak rola
hogy a republikanusok is re
szesiljenek egy skellemes meg
lepetesben.
A Hatch-billhez modositas
ajanlott Bankhead SENATOR
akl ell akarna tiltani, hogy
akar maganos egyen, aka
reszvenytarsasag 0tezer dol
larnal magasabb osszeget ad
hasson egy kampanyhoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-21
A SZENATUS Ell is
FOGADTA


ezt a modositast, de valoszi-
nuleg elsikkasztja AIT maid az
alsohaz. Ha a javaslatbol ICY
lenne t0rveny, minden esetre
t0bb lenne a politikaban a
tisztesseg.
Kozalkalmazottak mem tol-
tenek az idejiket a politikai
masinak szolgalataban, es a
Du Pontok mem adnan"k fel-
milliokat egy kampanyhoz,
ahogy ait 1936-ban csinaltak.
Sokat szavaltak a nepszam-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-21
WASHINGTONBAN Macy

elkeseredest valtott XII a
finn-orosz beke, az elnok
nyilvanosan belyegezte meg a
Szovjetet, amelynek koruna
nyat az amerikai kovet napo-
kon at kerte embersegesebb
bekere.
Mint mindenutt a vilagon,
a kongresszusban is sok $40
esik rola, hogy mennyiben ter
hell a felelosseg az antantot,
de termeszetesen a tenyek is
merete nelkil beszelnek S a be-
szedek fontossaggal mem bir-
max.
A finn osszeomlas nagy agi-
taciot valtott XII ismet, hogy
hatarok nelkiil adjunk penzt az
ujja-epiteshez a finneknek, s
neha ait hiszi az ember, hogy
bizonyos polgarok meg van
max hibbanva.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-04
Production Far
Behind Orders
By JiMMY AArlo

CAMDEN. y. =. New York
shiphuilding co. officials disclosed
Wednesday that the concern now
had untitled orders for naval con-
struction that would require six to
seven years 20 complete At the
present speed Of work.
The firm, one Of the largest sin.
gle unit shipyards working on
the naval expansion program. had
Sl2a. 0ooo 600 in uncompleted work
prior TO receipt Of new orders for
three cruisers and one tender Pre-
viously under construction were
nine ships. including four tenders,
four cruisers and the 35.00o.ton
battlcship South Dakota.
The shipyard now has $500 en-
ployes at weekly payroll OF
1886. 900
Other sources Indicated that the
government plan To subsldi1e plant
expansion At shipyards holding
naval contracts might aocelerat,
the production schedule.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-04
Help 10 Break Up
Monoionous Night

Besides the usual family quar-
rels. street brswls and other rou-
tine calls. Prowler Car Officers
Welton and Kennedy reported two
incidents Tuesday night that drew
smiles from sooer-faced officers
at police headquarters.
A. 1910 p. n the pair vas
summoned 10 so. ST., between
9th ave. and So. It'll 81, 10 in
vestlgste a fire. Arriving at the
scene they found a man building
fire in the center Of the street
He was booked at police head
quarters under the name Of John
Doe. Officers were 70 obtain his
true name later.
Going 10 an sdd.ess in the 1900
block on So 18Th 81. Welton and
Kenney reported they found =
man asleep on the wrong hack
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-04
Storm BreWs at
Carol Actions

BUCHAREST - King Carol II
and the government of Premier
George Tatarescu faced a political
storm of increasing intensity today
as parliament surveyed Rumania' S
new political orientation toward
the axis powers and the territorial
demands Of Hungary and Bulgaria.
official sources refused TO
confirm persistent reports that
an important Rumanian envoy
had flown TO zee Adolf Hitler
and that the government had
been In communication with
Fascist Premier Benito Musso-
lini.
But there were increasing indi-
cations Of internal political contro-
versy arising from the Russian &C
cupa ton Of Besssrabia and Buko-
vina and involving reports that the
Hungarian and Bulgarian demands
on Rumania would he mediated on
the basis of proposals for adjust
ment Of frontiers and exchange Of
populations.
Disorders, including anti
semetic clashes, which had oc-
CURED sporadically since the
Russian occupation and were
reported to have caused 800
deaths at Galatz, appeared to
be dying out today.
Bucharest, which Is under special
police control and has an early
curfew. was quiet yesterday and
throughout the night.
The United Press correspondent
at GalatZ in telephone converse
ton with the Bucharest bureau al
mid-morning said there had been
no new disorders in Galatz since
Yesterday mornings fighting with
dockyard workers who were seek
ing TO enter Bessarsbis.