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New York Cotton
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 1.-Active
liquidation by Liverpool and Bonn
bay, brokers prompted by easiness
in overseas markets, caused a slump
in cotton futures today.
Additional pressure from commits
sion houses and Southern interests
also helped to offset a good demand
from spot interests, trade and mill
accounts. Stop loss orders were un-
covered on the decline.
Midafternoon prices were off 9 to
II points, March (olO, 1897; May
(old), 10.74; October, 9.72.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Bank Directors Named

NEW YORK, March (R.-Neal
Dow Becker, president of Intertype
Corp, and William E. Stevenson,
New York attorney, yesterday were
elected directors of the Bank of the
Manhattan Co., New York.
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Reich Shipments Resumed

LUXEMBOURG, March l R.-
German coke supplies to huxem-
bourg furnaces have been resumed
at the rate of $4,000 tons monthly,
compared with 100000 tons q month
normally.
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COttOnseed Oil.

Bleachable cottonseed oil futures dipped
to points today in a forenoon trade OF
l contracts Prices eased under local
offerings. influenced mainly by the decline
IN - grains. May traded around noon al
1.O2; July. 700: September. 7.16. Nom-
Ina! quotations for crude oil we're South
east and Valley. 6 cents; Texas, 5a4 to 5M
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New Orleans Prices.

NEW ORLEANS. March 1 GP-Cotton
based on reports that German airplanes
mad broken up q British convoy and sunk
several shirs. At noon prices were to Is
points net lower
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Unit Of trading, 10 shares
In bankruptcy receverShp under
oankfspey Ac or securities assumed BY such Companies
based on the last quarterly
otherWlse noted special
accumulated dividends paid last So
stock Accumulated dividends or declared this o
Evening star., 1940-03-01

Ch1caeO Cash Market.
Cash wheat No. 3 red, 1.05-1 05a4 No
2 mixed. 1.03s. Uoughl: No. 3 yellow.
hard. 1.03l.:, No, .. 1.O4a4. Corn. No
2 mixed. 65A; No. l yellow. 5s-5oi.;
tchoicel $50; No. 5, sra: No white.
S5'4.61: sample grade. white, 57i7. Oats,
No; mixed 429A: sample grade, mixed.
34H-39'4: No. l white, 44H: No. ., 43a4:
No. 3. 41i4-43: sample grade, white, 39s.
Barley mailing. 55-65 nominal: feed, 40
no nomi9s 9ssa No barley 81 MG
lib. Field seeds. per 100 lbs, nominal:
Timothy. 90-5.25: sweet clover. So
525; red clover, 12.5O-15. 90: red top,
S:50-a00: alsike. 15.00-1S.O0; alfalfa.
is. .00-23.0O
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Rubber Futures

NEW YORK. March 1 1,.-Crude rub.
Der futures opened 3 to 10 lower. May,
1SIlb; July, 1907: September, 1885,
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ALSO extra or extras
Quotations furnished by National Asso-
citation of Securities Dealers, Inc, which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or arm bids or Offers but
should indicate approximate prices.
Evening star., 1940-03-01

Courtesy and safe driving 70
hand In hand.
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Baltimore Quotations.
BALTIMORE. March l LP.-Wheat-
No. 2 red winter, garlicky, SPOT, domestic
114h2.
Evening star., 1940-03-01

Cottonseed oil opened steady: March,
0.41b; May, 9 SAB; July. 6.64b; September,
6.70b. Bid.
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points net lower.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
York and Higgins Connect
For Four Bases in Seventh
To Bring in Four Counters
American League Club Now Hos Two
To One Series Advantage: vstsron
Jim Turner Driven 10 Showers

BRIGGS STADIUM Detroit-The Detroit Tigers bounced
home triples doubles and singles al the park
Friday IN terrifying outbreak Of that defeated the
Cincinnati Reds 20 l. in the third Of tho world SERIES
Three Cincinnati pitchers tried to stem the avalanche
Of hits and all 81 them got their pinned hack the
Tigers took twoo-one lead the before s2s77
home folks
With his jug handle swapping neatly AZ the
Of the plate Little Tommy Bridges worked competent easy
victory the mound for the Tigers lie 10 hits.
bat every time the Reds seemed about up and get
back into the ball game. Bridges worked his way 81
trouble
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Marable Dies
For Crime
AT Olympia
Woman Abduction
And Assault Brings
Mon 10 Gollows
wALLA wALLA. WASH

WAILA WALIA. Wash
lack Narable An ..r.ned
AI.h.r,. comet, -. 49,
aas,ss -. ~ Va aas ~
- so"a' ", ''e a"s'"s s,"h
aha Iape on mfss sethulne
hoioIf, OF olympia.
hsrshls was the first man 70 die
under the states Little Lind.
berEh" anti-kidnsping statute. Ills
seeomplies. Robert kimmieh. IL un-
der life sentence.
Unreconciled 10 hls fat. and
hoping to the last for executive
elemsncy. Marabls .nt.r.s IN.
death chamber al 1908 m m.
trap vas sprung a minute later
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Muhlenbroich
Sent 10 Prison

REDWOOD CITY. Gslif - VII.
helm Jakob huhIenbroieh. <o-ysar-
old German barber. Friday was
sentenced TO life imprisonment. ca.
aetly tao weeks after he kidnapped
little Marc de Tristan Jr. son Of
a wealthy Hiilsborough family. for
800. 900 ransom.
huhlenbroich. who had con
fssssd and pleaded guilty IN the
crime. stood quietly A. Superior
Judge Maxwell hcNutt pronounced
the life sentence. which vas man
datory under CALIFORNIA; kidnsp-
ING law
A. Judge Messtt road thu
s~ufenee; for the rest of
yew natural iifss" Mshiss-
broieh clicked hls heels To
Getber and bowed
sheriff James .. AeBrsfh
took auhiesbroich Immediate
~ 10 san Qusntin prison.
where the klanap~r ~as 10 b~
dressed In" tonight.
Because his victim Was not
harmed. huhlsnbroieh escaped the
death penalty. and he vii b ell
gibls technically 10 apply for =
parole after seven years How
ever. state parole authorities indi.
Gated they would not eonsidsr q
parole for 81 least 10 years. and
said the average "lifer serves 10
Or II years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Ex-French Leader
Couri-Mariialed


a military court martial today
found Jean zay. Frances var
time minister of eduestion. Tuiity
Of deserving the Frsnes army.
ne verdict % ths court Sas
unanimous
zay VAS the first prominent
French figure 70 BE- tried and found
guilty Of any % ths charges raised
BY the vlehy government after the
French armistiee.
IntsFsor Minister Georges handsI
was tired IN North Africa BY = mill
tsry court. and acquitted ~
chsrgss o. plotting with . foreign
government against ths security o.
France.
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Runs haftsd In N Mecgfsalek.
Goodman. Jaost wsrber. York ,,
Campbell. Higgins d T.~e-b aae
hits wsrbsr. Lombard. Camp
ball. Mecosky. Higgins. Three
base hi grssaberK Hone uias
York. Higgins. Left On bases
cinelnnsll 7. Detroit q nasss on
balls off bridges 4. Struck cut
by Turner 4. iiegRs !. Bridges ..
Hits off Turner = IN : lnnlngs
lnons Out IN I'M Moore J IN
inning, bsEEs } IN ! innings. Dou-
bic plays wsrbsr-Joosts Nc
couniek HyersF aecaFmick.
Baker. Winning pitcher nfiakss.
Losing pitcher Turner unaplfes
iiaiianfant M plate. Basil tA1
first. Klein M second. orrnaby
(Al third Time zos. Attend
ancs 5zsfT.
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lasted two hours, and one Ger
man raider maehine-gunned
street In . southeast area Of
the capital, where shoppers
were forced 20 huri themselves
to the ground TO escape flying
buiIcfs-
Low cloud layers made IL diff
cult for the snfi-aircrzft guns 70
spot the raiders. but q heavy bar
rage was thrown up repeatedly a.
the Man planes dove through the
clouds and seemed 20 release ex-
plosives at random
The British admiralty, admitting
lntensification Of German sea war
fare. reported seven German and
two Italian submarines had been
sunk recently and others damaged
Reports from Amsterdam said
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Roosevelt read to press con-
ference New York Times dis
patch from Rome. which asserted
the Axis lis out 10 beat President
Roosevelt"
The president said he was mere
ly calling this newspaper story 10
the attention of the correspon-
dents. He refused to conjecture
on its accuracy. He read from the
dispatch when he. was asked II
he had any reason to believe Ger
many and Italy are working for
his defeat
The dispatch was specific in its
charge. Roosevelt read two Of the
most pertinent paragraphs to the
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was lacking and axi
sources offered only guarded hint
Is to its nature.
However, the presence Of
Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel.
chief Of the German supreme
command. Indicated ma jer
questions Of strategy and mill
tary operations were taken up.
Among the coeferees was Gen.
Nacci. an Italian military en-
pert, apparently present to d.
cuss italian military questions
with Keitel.
Nazi sources In Berlin said
results of the conference would
be "far reaching" but that
they would not be known until
the military and diplomatic ef-
fects Of decisions arrived Mt to-
day became visible.
Indications were that ut
least one subject under discus
sion was the position Of the
axis powers II tire Tilted States
continues her aid 10 Great
Britain or increases this aid.
There was some belief Hitler
and Mussolini examined roper
cushions of the Berlin Rome
Tokyo alliance upon q. s. pub
lie and government opinion.
The discussions started at 1
/. m. Both Hitler and Mussolin
lrrived on armored trains, guarde'
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nearly 200 correspondents assem-
bled at his press conference.
Roosevelt was asked II his at
tention to this dispatch had any
connection with the charges made
by Henry A. Wallace. democratic
vice-presidential candidate. that
the Axis would welcome election
OF Wendell L. Willkie.
The president refused TO answer
the question directly. He said he
was throwing the dispatch at the
assembled correspondents. that IL
was a Newspaper story. and that
the correspondents might make
their own conclusions.
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scores Of persons had been killed
and hundreds wounded In intensl-
fled British bombings Of recent
days
The Germans reported the Brit
ish dropped 7.542 bombs IN 1.471
attacks on Germany In September.
The, figures did not include oecu-
CONTINUED on Page IS. Column 81
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Tokyo military alliance. Indicated
this possibility. and also the pos
slbility the United States might
openly enter the war At the aide
o. Great Britain were important
factors IN negotiation Of the pact.
Germany and Italy he ssid.
In addition TO their superior mill
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Canadians,
Japanese
Scowling
Nippons Annoyed
At Vuncouver's
Proposals

TokYo-Newspaperr charged
today that Canada was showing
intensified anti-Jspanese sentiment
since japan allied herself with
Germany and Italy. and said the
government was giving serious
consideration TO reports OF anti
Japanese measures proposed by
the Vancouver municipal assem- bly,.
The newspaper displayed
prominently . report thea act
Ing Japanese Minister Akira
Matsui. st Ottawa. had in-
formed tn foreign office TIT
the Vancouver assembly rfsf
the parpose Of depressing Jap
nnese rcsidenfs'' had deridcd
10 close Japanese elementary
schools. deport japanese who
violated Canadian laws and
those regarded ~ having en-
tered the country illegally, and
forbid the entry Of new Japa-
nese immigrants.
Because there was increased anti.
Japanese sentiment In Canada since
conclusion Of the three-power pact.
the newspapers said. the govern
ment was seriously considering the
acting minister's report.
VANCOUVER. n. G. - vancou-
yer city council Monday urged the
Canadian government that all Jap
anese In British Columbia Illegally
be deported. Similar treatment
was suggested for japanese found
guilty Of criminal offenses.
The council also recommended
that no more japanese Be permit
ted 10 enter Canada
Mayor .. Lyle Teiford asg-
gesied u would BE- q wise thing
IN close japanese school. In
Inv ttf fof tHE nnfatt'H "
the war. hut no action was
taken by the council on his
suggestion. The schools are
attended by Japanese children
after regular public school
hours. They are taught tbe
Japanese language and related
subjects.
There are more than 1900 Jap
snese in British Columbia. most Of
them In Vancouver.
At . previous meeting. the Van
eouvsr council had passed . reso-
luton advocating that Japanese In
British columbia be given the same
treatment a. Britishers and Cana
dams In Japan. Al that time. a
move 10 cut off japanese from
obtaining traders licenses In the
province Was shsiyed.
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Ar dtfense crews have been
instructed 10 watch closely for
experimental new planes.
II il assumed the Germans will
give prototypes Of new planes
extensive tests under actual COM
bat before putting them into pro-
duction.
The British are developing new
models themselves. and are even
using them. They'd like 10 see
what these new models viii be
asked TO meet
The British have taken each
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Air oriresses'
Hop for North

Bound for LAid field. FAIR
banks. Aiaaka. two huge flying
foftrsa.eas departed MechoFd fislf
at = o'clock Friday morning. uith
later reports Indicating they might
hit rough weather.
PVT " g lBnil oxsn l. ths
one Taeomzn ana 10 accompanying
ina Alaska night oEan 10 IN
charge II No. 4 engine ON No.
plans. AeenoFd field officials re-
ported
rhs two army air corps Eiaafs.
first ~ many planes that viii Be
bassd at ALASKA. are expected %
eomplsts ths trip In eight ar nine
hours
According 70 present plaas. the
"a officers and men Who rode IN
ths air giants Niii remain tao
years a. Fairbanks. making all
sorts ~ issts ana experiments re-
Eardine flying conditions IN the
north
The tws planes are attached IN
the 3sth fsombaFdment Squadron,
% MARSH field. Cal other planes
In the squadron viii foiloz later.
me flying fortress" duet ~zs
scheduled 70 take off Thursday
morning. but bad weather Kept
them On the ground
ne planes are pll0ted by Capt.
X. , Frseman. commander Of the
expedition. and II. ~ o. HorsieIon.
y. Mccormick flied 10 Campbell.
Ripple out on strikes.
One run. two hits no errors.
ons left.
ffrst Inning. Tigers HartsIl
o" Myers TO v. Mccormick. Me-
cosky out. Joost TO y. Mccormick.
cshringsF out. Turner 10 y. Nc
cormick.
No runs. no hits. no errors. none
left.
sscond inning. Rods; lombard
Continued on Page Is. Column u
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Play by Innings

First inninx. Reds Werber
lined FIRST pitch 10 left field for
double. NJ Mccormick failed 70
hunt twice. struck out Goodman
singled to center, scoring Werber
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OIL MPIA kIDNAPER IS EXECUTED
Ohio Nan Survives
lightning ] Times

MEN TON. DC harles W,
Brown. alive after being struck
seven times by lightning. IL more
convinced than ever Of the fallaey
Of the sdsEe that lightning never
strikes twice In the same place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Sees u. S. Giving
British More Aid

TOkYO-Tskiehiro suma. Jap
snske foreign office spokesman,
today warned Of ihs possibls dan
ger the United states would
double IL war AID N Great Britain.
suma. IN a radio address con-
corning the new Bsriin-Roms-
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BULLETINS

LONDON - The official DNB
news agency reported tonight that
German bombers attacked air.
dromes and troop encampments
In central and south Britain to-
day and reduced . Scottish air
drome ito smoking ruins"
ROME-British air raids on key
Italian positions all the way from
the AngIo-E Egyptian Sudan
through Ethiopia and British So
maitland into Kenya were admit
ted In Italy's 10th war communi-
que today.
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by anti-aircraft gun crews. They
met at the station on the Italian
side Of the pass.
Not q bomb fell on London all
night long and not a casualty was
reported
Five districts Of the London
area were bombed during .
daylight air raid alarm that
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tsry and air forces. count on the
invineible japanese navy TO guard
the western Pacific aide Of the
axis. in case another power casts
its lot with Britain
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II vss = tlaht pitched hsi
game N both sides until the
seventh inning when ths Tigers
began 10 get their claws into Jim
Turner. vho started for The Reds
Cincinnati got off IN fruat
:. sh~ first inaink. whss MN
werher he the first hall
piirhed dawn the left reid
foul line Tor . dsasle and
scored ss wal Geeausss
siaels IN eeases.
Not until ths fourth inning couid
the Tigers set 20 Turner for
enough hits 10 tie tho score
Barney Aecoaky opened the In.
ming with = -iashing single 10
center and Charley Gehrinrsr shot
another single past first bass
Hank orscnbsrg then hlt into
double play. werbsr TO Joost 10
w. MocoFmiek. and aecosky
scored.
Turner pitched himself out %
TIE hole. however. and two score.
lees inning. followed
Bridges seemed 10 ss getting
better the farther he sent and
Turner hooked strong. too. nut
the old American league trick 81
winning a ball game with one big
blsstinE inning wss In ihs cards.
Today Il happened In The seventh
oreenbsrK opened with =
single. and = biisssrd sf paper
nutfered out on the field ..
Rudy York picksd out . f.t
ene and ssnt N roaring Into
tho left fieid stsnd. for .
hss.e run.
That seemed 20 take the heart
out Of Turner. hut what hs didn't
know was that his troubles we're
only beginning. Bruce Campbell
sent = single whistilng out 70 left
field and up 10 the plate came
Pinky Higgins
Up esme the pitch. Higgins
swung and the custss~rs la
the len field ss.aas aseles
again - The ball dreppea
smsaE ths@ foe sssthsr
homer.
That was all FOR Turner. aim
had allowed four runs 10 pour
across the plate without getting
anybody out Whitley hoors came
on the mound for Cincinnati and
got Birdie Tsbbetis and Bridges
out but Dsck Bartsll blasted
him for . single and then Nc
cosky banged a doubis TO osntsf.
BartslI stopped 81 third and Moore
ended ths inning BY forcing csbT-
niger 10 pop up 10 wsfbsf.
Ths Reds cams b~ek fight
lag In tk~ eighth saa xst .
run shes niily Myers singled
and "a. fsrced 81 second BY
Iew Riggs. bsfsinE for Msors.
wsrt~r's sinEis seaf Hixx. 10
second. fr.ss ~h~Fe hs scored
on .ssthsr sias< By aiks Ma
Cormisk.
Bridges sors down and Got ths
side out and ths Tigers cane 10
bat In the eighth 10 get two more
runs
The Reds put on a courageous
ninth inning rally Eippss bounced
q single over Rudy Yorss hsad
Blll Baker. sho relieved EfHis
lombard ss catcher. nj do~n
the third bass line ard HisEins
fumblsd u. leaving all hands aafs
Eddie Jsost banged = single 70
center, scoring Ripple and send
ing Baker down - second
Billy hyen went aesa aa
strikes and Lsasis Fret. bat
tag for Riggs. fhsa n Me
Cesky. nan wsrhss gave u
ths Old college Try fss the
n~ds slth . singis that scored
Baker. bsa bridges. II his
best shea he sseaad - be
best. struck out Mike Me-
Cornsiek for the fissl out.
II viii b Junior Thompson for
ths Reds Saturday ana either
Buck aswsom. victor m ths first
game. or Dizzy Trout for Detroit.
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BERLTN-The German press
limited today that "cataclysmic''
results for Great Britain would
follow the meeting Of Adolf
Hitler and Benito Mussolini Ut
Bremen pass.
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LONDON-The London Star
said tonight that the MussoIini-
Hitler meeting In Bremen pass
may foreshadow . peace Of
fensive.- and that Hitler had
failed I'm the hattie Of Britain.
.Now he must find allies TO help
In q fresh attack The Stars
political correspondent said
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The world premiere of Warner Bros "Tuoboot Annie Soils
Aeon" will take poce here in Tocono Fdoy October 49,
announced fodoy by Mayor Horny Coin, who recently
wrote Jock l. Warner, vice president Of Worner Bros
questine this unusuo honor for Tocomo The of this
Marjorie Ronnbeou Alan Hole Ronod Reooon and ony
other studio players will oke the trip from Hollywood
oppeor the sooes of three downtown theoe Roxy Music
Box and Blue Mouse Studio ofcioIs newspaper and
newree scheduled the event. which
will be the first world premiere to be held in Toooo the
introduced sound pictures Mayor Coin heed Of
committee which will prepore special activities enteoin
the visiting Worner Bros and ocoIs The photograph
shows Miss Rorbeou os she oppeors in the picture.
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=. D. R. Points to Story That
Axis Is Out to Beat" Him

WASHINGTON-Presiden Roosevelt today took official
notice of assertions that Germany and Italy are working
to defeat him in the November election.
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Death Takes
Elmer Dover
Former Republican
Power Dies Here

Elmer Dover. 81. one time
power In the Republican national
party and long . prominent figure
in Tacoma. died here Thursday.
Highlighting his long and dis
tnguished career was his appoint
ment by President Warren G.
Harding a. assistant secretary Of
the u. s. treasury under Andrew
Mellon. He held that post In
1912.
His last position In public life
was that Of federal district court
clerk under Judge Z. Y. cushmsn.
He served In that capacity slightly
more than q year. retiring Deem
Der 81. 1899. He replaced Edgar
NJ Lakin. who retired Sept j.
1888.
He began his political career
a. personal secretary 10 Senator
Mark A. Hanna o. Ohio IN 1897.
He worked with the senator until
1904. After leaving Hanna's EN-
ploy. he accepted the secretary
ship Of the Republican national
committee during the same year.
continuing IN that capacity until
1908. Hs became q member Of
the National Advisory commission
In 1905. a position which he held
through 1909.
To Tacoma IN 1910
Dover came 10 Tacoma In 1910
~ vice president and Pacific coast
manager Of tho n. n Byilesby
Co, q utilities corporation which
owned. among others. the Tacoma
Continued on Page .. Column ~
Z
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Thailand and Indo-C China
Are Gathering Troops

TOkYo-Both ThaIland (sizm)
and French Indo-Chins steadily
are concentrating troops on their
frontier In preparation for an
emergency, and relations have
reached a dangerous point due to
Thailsnd's territorial demands, a
Domei news agency dispatch from
Bangkok reported today
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Unsettled toniKhf and Sunday.
Temperatures; High. 81; low, 81.
sun rises, s:If; sets. 5:fz.
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German type TO pieces. testing its
strength and weaknesses. and have
actually repaired soms Of them for
flying training combats against
their own planes They think they
know the answer 10 each German
plane now in use.