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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-18
Val ka
EVrO pc

general Hansen a JehO STAB Od-
jeli do kralovskeho palace
jsouce cestou zasypavani kve-
THANH, ktere hazely dlvky z
n6mecke narodnostn1 mensiny.
V palaci je uvftali vladnl hod-
nostaTi, vyslanci Italie, Japon-
ska a S~panelska i d1stojnlci
rumunske armady.
SoustTedovan1 rude armady
s~ovetskeho Ruska ma Kavkazu
a We stredu Blizkeho vychodu i
'vojenska bezpecnostn1 opatfe-
nj v Afghanistanu, Iranu a Ira
ku, znova obraceji pozornost
verejnosti ma starry pakt Saada
badsky. ,
Ackoli neni jeste ami cele tri
roxy star, tento pakt ztuzil te-
mer tradicionelne svazky mezi
signatorn1mi zememi, ktere jej
uzavTely a podepsaly, totiz Tu-
reckon, Irakem, Iranem a AT
ghaniStanem.
Pakt Saadabadsky inspiroval
Kemal Ataturk, hlava turecke
republiky, "a dive leta pc sve
roll rozhodciho sporu o hrani-
&c mezi Iranem a Afghanista-
mem roku 1886, kdy jeho arbi-
traz byla pfijmuta. A tento.
pakt prinesl stabilitu, ba skoro
j%ednotnost neobycejne volne-
mu 1zem1 sveta.
Jakykoli krok sc strany W.
bojce - tonic pr1pade dom
n6le Ruska-v teto oblasti INA
menal by, re bohate zdroje ne
rostG, oleje a suroveho materi-
alu pTivlastnila by 81 mocnost,
ktera nema d1very ctyf jmenO-
vanych zem1. a5a
Pro britske imperium takovy
krok by ~znamenal, re V teto O.
blasti by byl polozen most k
dalsimu valecnemu tahu prot
Indii a Dalnemu vychodu.
Rusko postavilo -tezka della
do posic u soutoku rex Prutu a
Dunaje ma rusko-rumunskych
hranic1ch, soustfedilo velkou
sflu rychlych motorovych lodi
ma obou Tekach a posunuje We
likou s1lu svych vojsk k hrani-
elm Rumunska, jak bylo ozna-
memo z velmi dobre informova-
nych nacistickych kruhG v Bu-
kureSti.
Z tehoz pramenu Sc pravl, re
Rusove potopili diva rumunske
patroln1 cluny v tuhem boji u
1st1 Dunaje.
DoSla tez zprava o horecnych
vojenskych pf1pravach V Ger
%novicfch, hlavn1m meste provin
Gle severn1 Bukoviny, kterou
Rusko zfskalo minute leto ma
zaklade Ultimate.
Nemectf letci podnikli IA.
r1jna shiny 1tok ma Londyn a il
ma mista v Anglii zabili 20 Ii
di, kdyz bomby zasahly diva
vefejne kryty. Utoky byly pod
niknuty ma rGzna m1sta v An
gill a Walesu. Liverpool byl
napaden dvakrate behem "a
hodin.
Vysoce vybusne bomby, do
padaj1ci ma pr1stav Lorient ma
francouzskem pobrezf, okupo-
vany Nemeckem, potopily ne
davno dive lodi a zpGsobily
smrt "vfce nez 5000 nemec-
kych vopak1" "a jedinou noe
pTi 1toku anglickych letcu, jak
oznamilo ministerstvo informa-
CT.
Lorient lei ma jihozapad cd
Brestu a je jednfm z pristavG, z
nichz Nemci hodlaj1 podnik-
nouti invasi Velke Britanie. Ia
Ike elektrarna v tonic pT1stave
byla napadena.
Anglicka zprava oznamila We
stredu, re Berl1nske radio pre-
salo pracovati, kdyz oznamova
tel pocal: "Londyn byl tezce
stizen bombami v noel" Lon
dyn bombovan byl Nemci KRAFT
ce pc pGl noci behem deste.
Anglicky namofn1 Trad O.
znamil We stredu, re cd Suez.
skeho kanalu ku Severn1mU
Mori zniceno bylo pet nemec.
kych lodi a ma sesti re zdafilJ
1tok proveden byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-18
MlStnl Zpravy.
DTKY DARCUM.
Curtis Bay, Is. f1jna.

Curtis Bay, Is. r1jna.
ct. redakce "Telegrafu!'
Jak Yam znamo nase man
zelky zde v Curtis Bay i Bal
timore pTipravuji nad1lku pro
vojaky, ktefi opustili Jim dra-
hou domovinu a bojuj1 ma stra-
ne Angle ably vybojovali svo-
bodu pro mas Ceskoslovensky
narod. Najdou Sc mezi naslm
narodem muzi i zeny, re mali
ma vse vymluvu, jen ably nemu-
sell pfispet. re pry vojaci mic
nedostanou. Odes1lam YAM
diva dopisy, budte tax laskavi
a uverejnete je pro nevef1ci,
kterf mali ma vse vymluvu. Psi
nam diva vojaci, ktef1 byli do
jati kdyz obdrzeli cd mas z A
meriky darek. Srdce jim pie
salo a oni tim vice nasazuj1 svo
je zivoty, vedf re ma ne vzpo-
mfname.
Zdravime Vas srdecne, Jsme
Vino. Kozl1k,
1923 Elmtree St.,
Curtis Bay, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-18
UTONUL.

Mrtvola nezjisteneho muze,
ash IS rokd stareho, nalezena
byla plovouc1 Patapsco fece
u Della. Pred nalezen1m mr.
tvola byla ash tfi dny We vode.
V kalhotach utonuleho naleZe-
ma byla tobolka, v n1z bylo
S1O7 ma hotovosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-18
81. brezna 1910.

IL. DrOZIld 1J4O.
Cteny pane:-
Predem prijmete vrely a ST.
decny pozdrav. Bal1k, ktery
-iste poslali jsem obdrzel "a kite
ry yam srdecne dekujem. Vel
mi ma test jake i vSetkych &C.
choslovakov, ktori sa nachad-
zane v nasi armada tn We Fran
eli, re ste sy skutecne ma mas
spomneli a svojima dare mas
poteSili.
Ami snad sy neviete predsta-
Wit jak to potesi ked clovek
ktori tn nikoho nema a dosta-
ne nieco co nahrazduje velku
spom1nku ma svoju drahu vlast.
Jste viete re tn je mas hodne
ktori SINE nasich rodicov zane
chali donna v nas1 vlasti a SINE
tn samy a "a dnesn1ch pome-
row neni mono z domu ma mic
pocitat, preto je to tym milejsie
ked' nieco dcstane niektor1 z
mas cd nektereho k~rajana.
S tym konc1m este jedenkrat
VAN srdecne dakujem a FARO
ven prajem vse najlepsie pone-
vac prozat1m YAM nemozem sa
max odmenit.
Aliez az by ste chceli mne
par radkov nekdy napsat VAN
dam moju aires.
Voj1n R. A.
Ter Regiment du ArtiHirie
6 Batterie
2 Groupe Tchecoslovague
S. P. 800
Evening star., 1940-02-21

ing them out. While the candles
are put on the cake, Mr.. Stewart
yawns, "Why do eating scenes al
ways take so long? I've been eating
nuts and fruit for two days now,
and I'm getting sick of them. Oh,
WELL" he comforts himself, thank
Heaven it isn't chicken. I'm really
allergic to chicken"
Morgan heavily disguised under
. beard) is carried away with his
acting at the next take and almost
plunges his knife into the cake. He
is stopped by shrek from Stewart,
"Hey, you don't know how near you
came to getting the other cake"
Even q cake in the movies has a
1and-in. But once that is gone, the
picture Is held up until the COM
missary bakes another. So the
'take" has to be perfect before the
knife is plunged in. Ultimate eat
ers of both cakes are the electricians
and props"
y Enrol Flynn is having his hair
tong-waved for his dashing buca-
neer role in THE Sea Hawk" He
wears long cloak, high, soft-leath-
er boots, and all in all, is again the
complete answer to a maiden's
prayer. The period of the picture
Is Elizabethan-"But," says Enrol,
II want 1t to be as far removed from
Evening star., 1940-02-21
Refusing a Double,
Actor Takes 1 Fall

Hereafter. whenever John Lttel
faces . dangerous scene In his Aim
roles he viii let = stunt man take
his place.
Litel was offered substitution by
10 stunt man for one Of his Men
Without Souls" scenes at Columbia
Pictures, in which he carries Glenn
Ford through sitting smoke and
kissing steam up . flight Of Is steps,
but he volunteered to do It himself.
On the top step, out Of the cameras
range, he was to stop-but he lost
count.
Ltel kept going and landed, Ford
Evening star., 1940-02-21

By the Metro makeup artists, and il
positively slamorous.
When Jean shook the sold dust
Of Hollywood from her feet In 1887,
she stated, SIN never coming
back" II meant It at the time, !"
Jean tells me. II was disguised with
pictures. In four out Of 1ive was
the poor little girl done wrong BY
the rich man. And 1t got kind Of
monotonous. Particularly because
I made six pictures In seven months.
I've been working in stock for the
past two years. I made q screen test
for OF Mice and Men In the sum-.
mer. Some one Ut Metro saw It, and
. few weeks ago telephoned me in
New York to take the next plane and
come out. Laraine Day Is the inrenue
Evening star., 1940-02-21

. while to say hello" to Director
Michael Curtis-and to see how lEiss
Robson II coming out as the queen.
Playing spear-holder to Donald
Crisp Tin The Sea Hawk~ Is
Maurice Costello, which b another
example Of the strange tricks played
by the Hollywood fates. In 1907,
when Donald Crisp was breaking
into pictures, Costello was the star
Of the aim in which Crisp was an
extra. Now Crisp Is . millionaire
and Costello 10 an extra.
Jean Muir. absent from picture.
making two and Z half years, 10 play
ing the leading role in zone Was
Beautiful" I think the title refers
to Jean, who has been refashioned
Evening star., 1940-02-21
Of the picture. She gets the man.
I'm the heavy Lint 1t wonderful
tNslsassd by the North American
MsWspapes AlliaAce. Incl
Elephant Makeup ,
Is a Large Task

There used to be . popular song
suggesting that = task Of sargan-
tuan proportions was giving an ele-
phant . bath. go wash an ele-
phant, II you wanna do something
big was the way 1t went. That's
mere child's play compared to the
Job Of Bill Madsen and Del Arm
strong. They must make up two
elephants, frequently, for II 900 900
Evening star., 1940-02-21
B. c." the prehistoric picture Hal
2A~ ~ a.. Sn~.~xASs>A~~ ANA ~.

B. c." the prehistoric picture Hal
Roach = producing and directing.
Give Aadssta and Armstrong Two
hours and they transform the sts.
plants into woolly nasmmoths-an-
cestors Of the present-day pachy.
derms which became extinct many
thousands Of years ago.
The elephants are completely COW
cred with matted fur. equipped with
long, curving tusks ana given lux.
Ariant whiskers. That's turning
back the clock with q vengeance.
They're good subjects 70 work on,
those elephants-gentle. placid and
patient.
Much better than some screen
stars I've made up" declared Mad
Hen
Evening star., 1940-02-21

Tomorrow, Thurs. Morning, $3.50 Am. to / PM.
Your Teosu Hunt this will be rewarded
not only including the and Of kind but
lot that will not be enshed-Bdm and
Dining Groups and Separate Pieces; Occasional Pieces Living
Floor Coverings, etc.
Reductions Are Very Deep
But Justified for Quick Clearance
Keep mind ALL Sloane regular Furniture
Of authentic designs
struconond mode exclusively GENUINE CABINET
would not have hod place n the Soone stock.
Open at $50 Prompty-coine at P.M shop
In the Treasure Hunt all sales No
cebd APPROVAL exchanges calls
Evening star., 1940-02-21

He will probably
also kill Stewart
(the rat).
4 But no sign Of
future tragedy is
visible, rs Miss
SULLIVAN. wear
ing fe h n &
bangs, brings In
a birthday cake
with C and lie S
alta me. The
scene takes too
long to shoot,
and the candles
burn out before
M org an gets
around to blow
Evening star., 1940-02-21
Elizabeth and Essex as possible. u

Elizabeth and Essex as possible"
un which Flynn played Essex)
Queen Elizabeth sits nearby knit
ting q woolen helmet. Destination
France. The lady under the red wig
is not Bette Davis this time, but
Flora Robson, who makes less physi-
cal concession to the role than did
Miss Davis. 1--WE only shaved my
eyebrows, she tells me. Miss Davis
shaved a couple of inches Of hair
from her forehead line. Bette, by the
way, Is making picture on the ad-
joining sound stage CAll This and
Heaven Too') and pops over once in
Evening star., 1940-02-21

'ung-who kills Miss
end Of the picture.
Evening star., 1940-02-21

6eoToom SuIfeS
empire-Genuine Honduras mohosony; decorated
%s s's T.. Ind s. ssfs BED s'I;s Sssse:s S:s:; soon
American HeppIewhite- mopIe with fIoroI
decorations in oil. Six pieces,
including Twin Beds. Re- 4A
dacsd from 5495 AO
Eoriy .Amereon-soIid cherry.
Eight pieces, including Twin
Beds. Reduced from s355 ~OO
Chinese Chippendoe- e-Genune Cubon mohoq-
any Eight pieces, including
Twin Beds. Reduced from @A4
Evening star., 1940-02-21
MIR. Morgan Gets Dramatic
Over His Cake>Sicing
Jimmy Stewart Admits Boredom
With Lengthy Eating Scenes;
Mr.. Flynn Swashbuckles
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

SULLIVAN enjoying
happiness the Mortal Storm picture At Metro Morgan
meimnediately prior Hers dictatorship
dining Of the Roth family It's the professors birthday seated
Stewart-in love with Miss SULLIVAN,
kills r...-, -
Evening star., 1940-02-21
Upholstered
Pieces

LOVE SEAr-lssis xv; ssiid beech srems.
dewn.f'lsd esshieas. Striped dsmssk
tsiloriss. (AA
Rslsesi from SIS0-- A~O
EASY chAlR-less XVI; eatiqus white
frems, dowa-filsd cushion. Damesk toi-
lerins. QNN
Reduced from ;ll,-- ~6O
sofA-louis XVI; bseehwoed frame.
dew".fillsd cushion. Gold demosk toi.
'ed"s. tslshtk soied.) S1QO
Reduced from $270--- AO~
LOVE SEAT-hsppsIwkits; solid mohoe-
sny f'sms, down filled cushions. Domosk
tei'eias. 4O1 EO
Reduced from tL32-- OO
EASY cHAIR-EnsIsh pillow beck, down.
filled pillow and scot cushions: teilorsd
IN eolerfvI print. 1O II
Reduced from SS7So-- OO
EASY cHAIR-Eishtssnth csatvr; down.
filled cushion. TaiIossd in col.
osful print. RO0
Reduced from Ill., OO
Evening star., 1940-02-21


filled cushion. TsiIessd in col.
orfuI print. ZO0
Reduced from $S+-- OO
Occasional Pieces
DesK-orep-Iid type. Of HeppeIwhits
period. Genuine mohosony. fnIeid with
sotinwood. 2Kn
Reduced f,sn. ss6So- ~OO
LAMP TADLE-coIenioI pedesteI typs
with lsethss top; genuine mohosony con-
',.s'''"; s's', -, :, 80
BooKcASE-colonal; senuins mehoaony.
Fitted with adjustable shelving and two
drowsss. 210zS
Reduced from 1885,
TIER TABLE-6sorsion period. Genuine
mehossny. 211
Reduced from s,s- ~
WRITING DEsK-Eohy Amerieon; solid
reek meple. &OA
Reduced from $30-- ~
BooKcASE-Empirs period; genuine me-
soRy construction with bress
CELERY. 500
Reduced from SO-----
Suffers TRAY COFFEE TADLE-csn-
sins mshoss"y construction. 42Q
Reduced from $780, ~
COCKTAIL TADLE-Qsssn Anne; ssnsias
mehesaay; Ieether top sad
fitted dsewss. 4u1
Reduced from 526SO---
FERN sTAND-Quesn Anne End Tobls
type; genuine mshosany. 1Q.7S
Reduced from S30---
COCKTAIL TABLE-EishtssasA Century;
genuine mohosany. $40
Reduced from t77.SO--- AO
KNEE HOLE DEsK-Kidasy shepsd; Gen.
Yin. "'hos'"y construction. S0
Reduced from $7S-- wv
DUMB WAITER-csersien; genuine NO.
hoseny. &00
Reduced from 1885, OO
CONSOLE 1ABLE-chinsss chippsndsIe;
genuine mahosany. $40
Reduced from S77.SO-- 6O
DRUM TABLE-Eishtssnth Century Ess.
Iish; genuine mahoseny, with cross bonded
top and fitted d'svs'. $3.50
sEcRETARY-DEsK shsreton; sssuins
mshssany. Rln KO
Reduced from yIOS---
COFFEE TADLE-cEppendsis finished IN
Chinese red Ieeaasr. Mirror top. SOQ
Reduced from &c., ~
eeorsien; genuine ne.
hesssy. 4llO
Reduced from tI3O- OO
SookcAsE-colonisl; genuine mehesssy;
edjustobls shelving end fitted
brewer. RGA -
Reduced from t37.S0- so
StcREIARY-Governor Winthrop tsIishtIy
da~ssd); genuine mehoseny. 800
Reduced from SIIO- O~
DRUM TABLE-Eishtsenth csntvrv Enc.
ksa, Of the large size. Genuine mehossHy
with he"d-teo'ed Leather top. SK0
Reduced from S7O-- O~
oRoP-LID DESK Goddsrd Sleek From,
style; ssnuins mehesssy. (sEshtIy
domosed). RlA
Reduced from $SS-- 3O
TAMBouR SEcRETARY-shsrstor: a
excellent copy Of On eisissI. Genuine
mshsss"y. bssstifsly iaIsid. 81 K0
Rsdsesl from S2tS-- AOO
COCKTAIL TADLE-ceioaiel she,eto..
!sFss iss, with fitted brewer; head fooled
leather tep. Genuine mahessny eea.trve-
tieR. Co.'s Xn
R.1.e.1 t,.~ 49, %Z1'oO
LAMP TAslE-EishtssatA Century; with
compartment fitted with copper eentaiess
for plents end flowers; genuine mahoseny,
o's o.,v.'" w.1s .' h"'''; -, 1920
1llT-Top COCKTAIL rADLE-Gses.
Sisa; pc esSst tsp. carsd
bess. Com
TEA TADlk-Shssstsa; ssauias mshss.
say ialGd viii rssswssd end sstia-
weed. 19O.M
Evening star., 1940-02-21

On top Of him, On tho floor Is step0
below. But he fell on . pile Of mat.
tresses, placed there for such an
emergency.
Evening star., 1940-02-21

0ePeTdTe 0e0T00m FI9CeS
KNEE HOLE vANITY-Amerieen chppsndols;
complete with honsins mirror.
Genuine mohoeony. Redacedf from
LOWB0Y vAkITY-Wth hensina .
mirror; genuine mohosony. Re- $Ak
dHced from S67.5O------ ~
CHEST OF DRAWERS -chippsn-
dole; genuine mahogony. Reduced $k4
from $3.50 " W.
CHEST ON CHEST (Hishboy)-
ChppendoIe; genuine mohoeony. $3DA
Reduced from SI45- O
CHEST ON CHEST (Hishboy)- .-
CoIoniol; genuine mohoeony $7O.SO
Reduced from SIIO-----
FOUR-POSTER BED-Twin size. American Chip
pendoIe school; genuine mahosony. SD -
Reduced from S53.5O--------- eD0D
HIGHBOY Eighteenth Century;
eorved pedment top. Genuine Mo- 1AO
hosony. Reduced from 5223 43V
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31
Contractors Shy
All Sewer Bids

Buckley Gulch trunk sewer out
fall into deep water off the foot
Of No. Steele ST. may have to wait
until MAY of 1871 before it viii
even get into the contract stage.
Facing an engineers estimate
of S17.5OO. contractors SHE'D from
submitting bids. When the board
of contracts and awards met Mon
day afternoon to open bids, there
were no bids.
Contractors who had anything to
say indicated the job would cost
more money than that. and that it
Is not a project to be constructed
during August and September
when equinoxial storms on the bay
might play hob with dredging and
diving equipment.
The city public works depart
ment had a small balance left in
the sewer construction fund and
felt the Buckley outfall, from the
standpoint of public need. should
be the next project.
1t was intended to lay down
some 500 feet of 4s-inch diameter
concrete pipe from the present
surface opening of the sewer, be-
tween Ruston way paving and high
tide on the North End waterfront.
and run the sewage out into deep
water 80 feet below the surface
offshore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31

administration of our social Sc
curity department.
I'VE have in our possession writ
ten assurances from Mr.. Dill and
Mr.. Cannon which completely sat-
isfy us with respect to these i'm
portant issues, and we have no
doubt but what the other candi-
dates would supply assurances that
would Ae equally satisfying. Over
period of two weeks the organi-
zation has, at the request of Mr..
Roudebush, considered the matter
of his withdrawal and the concen-
tration of our support behind the
best all-around liberal candidate in
the field.
After a thorough consideration
of all the candidates, their qualifi-
cations and their political strength,
we have decided to support c. c.
Dill for governor, and to urge a
concentration of voting strength
behind him as the surest way to
bring about the defeat of Governor
Martin. We believe the time has
come to be plain and realistic, for
Governor Martin has shocked not
only tens of thousands of people
within the groups referred to, but
many people outside of these
groups who were friendly to him in
the earlier years of his administra-
ton"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31
Fourieen More Get
u. S. Citizenship

Fourteen additional person
were admitted to L. S. citizenship
at naturalization hearings held
Monday before Judge Lloyd L.
Black in federal district court.
New citizens include:
John Adler tRussia). Puyallup;
James Findley Great Britain 4.
1914 So. I St: Mikkel NJ. Njaastad.
Norway, 40 Ia. saith st; Tony
Sea (Jugoslavia). lis So. Gath st. !:
Louis Staub (Switzerland), 2s11
So. I st; Irene Borgioli Italy
615 So. 18th st; Samuel Yost
Great BRITAIN, 211s So. Wilkin-
son st; Carmen zambarda (Italy)
Route 3. Box 276. Tacoma; John
Albert Zeigler (Switzerland) 4,
Elbe; Andrew V Munroe (Great
BRITAIN, Route 5. Box AS, Ia
coma; Jerome Sonnev lie
(Belgium), Puyallup; Matte NJ.
Kosich (Jugos lavia), Zenith;
James w. Kennedy Great Brit
aim, Carbonate, and Emilia
Perich (Austria), Route 6, Box
502-A, Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31

After an absence Of more than
six months, the freighter Walter
Luckenbach arrived early Tuesday
in Tacoma harbor to stow between
300. 900 and 40o. 900 feet of lumber
for the Atlantic coast.
She tied up at Dickman mill and
started the work slated to keep
her occupied there for two days.
Arrival of four other vessels
lifted the total here to seven. The
Silverado berthed at Mccormick
dock for a regular coastal stop,
the Amur called at the smelter
with 1890 tons of ore from Brit
tania beach, and Associated Oil
and Standard Oil docks respec-
lively were hosts to the Associ-
ated and Standard Service.
Concentrates Due
Also listed on the smelter roster
was the Chilliwack, bringing $50
tons of concentrates from Surf
inlet and 80 tons of ore from Brit
ish Columbia. The Chilliwack left
Baker dock Monday, and the Tyee
left the smelter Monday afternoon.
Word of charter of the Lake
Frances, berthed at the st. Paul
mill for overhaul. to the Alaska
Steamship line was received Tues
day. The ship, chartered from the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-31
Rumania Nears
New Losses
THE BALKANS

Negotiations are to be started
soon by Rumania, Hungary and
Bulgaria in an attempt to settle
their territorial disputes and at the
same time, under German-Italan
guidance, halt any further Russian
penetration into the Balkans, it
was reported today in well-inform-
ed quarters at Bucharest.
Rumania now has made public
its willingness to concede moder-
ate amount of territory to both
Hungary and Bulgaria.
II was said in official circles that
Rumania was reconciled to these
concessions as the most effective
means Of preventing the spread of
communism through the Balkans
and insuring the maintenance of
peace.
Diplomatic quarters interpreted
this viewpoint as tending to con-
firm reports that Adolf Hitler and
Benito Mussolini. not having op-
posed Russia's occupation of Bes-
sarabia and northern Bukovina and
its absorption of the Baltic repub-
lies, now had decided to build a
barrier against further expansion
westward by Russia. and to this
end were asking cooperation Of all
Danubian states.
II was reported Rumania
now was disposed TO hand over
TO Hungary several cities along
the western frontier, including
Satu Mare. Oradea, Timisoara
and Arad. II In exchange Hun
gary would repatriate those Of
its people in adjacent rural dis
tricts where Rumanians are In
the majority. Thus, Ru-
manians evacuating the city
areas could settle on land evac-
uated by Hungarians.
AS regards Bulgaria, a similar
concession was proposed. An Off
cial informant said it might be
possible to cede to Bulgaria about
35 per cent of part of the lower
Dobrudja area in which there are
$4,000 Bulgarians, $4,000 Turks
and $4,000 Rumanians. This por-
ton is about rs by 40 miles in area.
Plebescites were considered, in
event of further disagreements.
A stall. in aviation, is described
as the loss of flying speed beyond
the point of "sustenation."
Tortoise shell is obtained from
the hawksbill turtle.
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gubernatorial nominal ion if AN
other liberal candidate = appeared,
Tuesday did so.
His campaign comm ttee issued
the following statement
THE determined effoi t of Gov
ernor Martin to bring back fish
traps. his unsympathetic admins
tration of the social seci uity act,
and his support of privai e power
racketeers in the last lei yislature
were responsible for a mt 'vement
to draft Rex Roudebush % run for
governor.
Two developments hav &C.
Cured which have contribute d to a
change in plans. Many Roud ebush
supporters are apprehensiv, for
fear the number of candidat es in
the race may result in aiding Gov
ernor Martin in his plan for re-
election. Unnumbered thousa nds
of conservationists, old-age pens Jon
supporters and friends of pull ,lic
power development, and large nu M
bers in the ranks of organized IA
Dor place the defeat of Govern or
Martin as the first order of bus u
ness.
These considerations have LEI
Roudebush to the conclusion he
should retire from the governorship
race if some candidate with all
around qualifications can be relied
upon to protect our fisheries and
wild life and our power develop
ment. and provide for the proper
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Former Telephone
Executive Dies

Thomas Laurin Chambers, for
merly connected with the Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph Co. here
and in Seattle, died Monday in
Tuscon, Ariz.. where he made his
home. according to word received
here.
He leaves his wife, Sadie of the
home; son, Thomas Laurin
Chambers jr.. Tacoma attorney:
two sisters, Mary Belle Smith and
Lille Mcintyre, both of Tacoma,
and two brothers. James McClain
Chambers of Roy and Robert N.
Chambers of Lindsay Cal.
Funeral services will be held in
Tucson.
Chambers, a member of Wash
ington pioneer family was born
in Roy, Wash