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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-20

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-20
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0cburAna SuG Srmannao sibeubra

921 in Sermannitaot, Siebeabnrgen.
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9a rallid)en auf bic nlten. tun,n,en Ndtnen.
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9es Gerbarbs Mu', :eS gppo lp,d)tiger 9urn,
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8ie hat er ioralid, ie9nenb oein aetad,t:
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gu lpanbern auf oes 9enters ftcen S,oben,
9ie SecIe rein al baben in Der Sd)onbe yidt
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Wr ld)retcn hnrd5 bic NadJt mein armeS Bolt
8er piro ben 8e9 gum Ioracnid,t Dir tpeen?
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-20

Sn GlepeIono Itarb am 6. ssuni
gan, plOslid, nod fur3em &er3lei.
ben ill Sitter bon 60 Ssabren
0ram 0atbrrina Gerael
ilro ipl!roe am 6. ssllni BON 8ennet
2eid,crbeitattl'nesbcim unter arober
getcil;aung scr Qanosleutc. Nah.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-20
l3te 9abreskonbentipn 0erI.tu'
9ung(arbfetl, ab9ebaltftt III Y
19etroit, tpiroig berlaufell

Suanopereine Bis an bre ale ren e 2mci9e oes Sen
tra @crbanbcs baen 0elegaunn gcid Vce Der |eamten
erireml Yteiebernano int Iettcn Sa snH6ggangn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-20
Vraucnburfer mnb Mrbe0emer
QanosIemte.

&WuUpICUk(s
90 infer Yidllid ,bieies ,sabr am
16. ,,>S:i,ni in Salem. Ohio, itattge-
ianoeh bat, uno elm iebr gutter Be.
ii,h ;u oer3eihnen lpar. 10 oanfen mir
allen 2anbslellten uno iSrelnoen, sic
antue'eno iparen. @ergeBt nidt. ndd.
ites ,>S,ohr. Solicit elld) ben Toe frei.
luenn es moalid lit miro oos Yidnid
tpie6cr in salem. Ohio, uno 3ipar
ai,h i'm sunni abeebalten iperoen.
0oritrr Gam Yclger. Canton. Ohio.
Sefrc41r Mfe YbiIlip.
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.
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tper ON luenigiten beoarf, fommt Der
Bottheit am ndhiten. Sofrates.
= 80 0orbeeren ,padien. fGa.
aud INNER cttuas fit Die ab, Die iic
acrpfliiden.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-20

SSiir Die inns auldblih oes Sin-
ldeioens ltnieres geliebten 8atten
UNI Wuter
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-20

- Nmr cine Mlltter ipeiB allein,
mas Qiebe heibt unS gliidliG iein!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-20
Gro,lcri,oel,riett

Ncct ldngerem l6lperem Salslei.
Den Ifarb am II. Slni inn Mlter bon
sc Sabren in Glepelano Serr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10
INJURIES FATAL
TO HARRY REED

Injuries sustained ~ NARY W.
Reed. ss-yssr-els trssek DRIVER.
proved fatal Tuesday morning.
Heed rAs injured in an undo
tsrmlnsd manner tbss< asys ego
Ne died IN ths I'isros sesnty hos
pliai 81 sis = 81. Reed. . former
resident u Gig Hsfbsr. Suffered
SAUL Fracture seFiy ls<t nstszss
asy Polles b@is@ss b< ~as ~
Jared accidentally. cascsmstsaees
isadiag 70 discovery ~ tbs MAJ
lying unconscious 10 tbs fsAf Of the
Croft hotel Indicated ~ fssI phlls
attempting 70 climb 40 tho fire
escape.
poIses II FIRST held issn5amin ~
Euea. ~, Reels companion ssfiisf
Ia the evening. jailed for Inyssfs-
Kstlon. Rnsd wss nn&bis b. account
for Hssos injury. and he was re-
LEASED from Jssi saturday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10
WOULD SQUELCH
DIES COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON - chairman
Adolf J. SABBATH. of the house
rules committee. said after a con-
ference with President Roosevelt
Tuesday that further appropria-
tons for the Dies committee
would be money thrown away"
SABBATH said the rules committee
will defer action on a resolution
10 continue the Dies committee for
another year until return TO Wash
ington OF Rep. Martin Dies. D..
Texas.
There are two Republican va
cancies now on the rules commit
tee and Dies Ia out of town"
SABBATH said. Il think the country
will be safe II we wait until Dies
return before considering this
resolution.
Il think that President Roose-
welt also Ia not anxious for any
quick action"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10
GERMAN PLANES
ATTACK 5 SHIPS
AIR AND SEA WAR

Renewed German air activity
over British waters under protec-
ton of a heavy mist resulted in
five attacks on British ships and
the wounding Of at least 81 men
aboard a lightship.
In addition to attacks on snip
ping. the air ministry said, German
planes flew over the Firth Of Tay
and later over the Firth OF Forth
Greatest damage was done when
the planes attacked the hghtship.
II was feared one Of the men
aboard the hghtship was wounded
fatally and that others suffered
serious injuries.
The German planes used ma
chine-g guns and bombs on the at
tackled ship. and. in the case OF
the hghtship. which was en- route
10 the relief Of another lightship'
the Germans sprayed the decks
with machine-gun bullets for hall
an hour.
Because Of poor visibility. the
ministry said, British fighting
planes were not able To contact
the German raiders One mem
Der Of the rev Of one Of the
steamers was wounded sights.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10
PERKINS okEnS
HARRY BRIDGES

WARRINGTON a s~pssssts2n
warrant for Marry urtdsss. rs<lfIe
eo.ss ebs>f u cIo msrtsime
sslsas. vas esne~iisd n6en1~y at
ssaeaa ~ ssesssssy Il L@nss
FfaHe~s Psrssns
she sousptSd the findlnBs =
sp~eisl Trial kxsmsnsr Jsmse ~
Lands. harvard lsw sehsos dsea.
that sh~ evidences pssdsesd ~ ~
government did nes prove nfseeee
wss : msmhsr q - sfftitsts1 NH
tse y. 4 coumsni<t party.
ifsr ssslsn bFsszshs - ~ -
temporarily 81 i<ssf. the efforts
u the federal immlsFftlon s~<v-
Iss. aided ~ ~o<Hs wess s<1ael
residents and sh< Asneri<aa i.~xien.
70 dspsff hfsasss ~ sh@ssss -
Communism.
'srhs report sonfsiss : eospiste
snsiys,s ~ shs isssss involved sad
~ frs testimony pssHea1sd - -
hearing Miss PERKINS, sid.
ssTb~fs Uss s<.nfsies ~ fssttmooy
bstwssa several ~ sh< gsvesnm<et
witnesses and ss~ witnesses sffsss
- ~ tbs aef<ns<
Tins tfisl sasnin<sss sneIysls ~
the Testimony gives - sks wlt<
nssses and bic svslustlea - n y
els@r and comprehensive. ~ ~
IN opportunity personally - -
<efxs sns witnesses. scad.sf<d
ssss< a tb< ass~s<s<sslsG bizas<if
ard sh<fsfsF~ vss ~ pesstiaa -
sppsaiss hsth fbstF ssfsxzfy ed
ths relative ssIps spa w<sxnt ~
sheiF Statements
q hass sxskninsa sa1 fssl@W&1
ths fspcxt snd H. tss,lmoer
= find ne sffex ~ the fln1lnes
sad eDfs<iss&issls sf ths trial sxsna.
iass. and thessfsFs sppsess ~
rsl@Ft The ssxrsst af arrest =
ssneslisa accordingly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10
kIDNAPER euEn
DEATH SENTENCE

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aueestes js1Ge ~ n 49,
pwaMexnetnG eeDeenea. - - -
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LIE kssprissumone - ntpGu -
t1ssssfe's semenntse. neopst 49,
nziek ~
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yNsx t~fme ~ foee.
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iagssefs slf5sGsNf stxn<1EGa 49,
fn< eI1nrp~sn
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w@s s~ss~eee1 - foza NE tep1u0
ssa slsht 3o.y<ar l&<ms aelow =,
NJ ssasl<<e1 - - eeon1e -
mcssi sffsases soAtasf t1gee o(yuns
- st1Iarea
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10 court - pey ~ eae1n = ~
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Dnk& r. h1n<sh5sis eHoou6<m -
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FsSk = He~s~d 1swA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10
Gabrielsen Blows
His Horn; Enters
GoUernor Contest

VANCOUVER. Wash ~ Alex
Gabrielsen. Washington state rep
resentative from Clark county. for
mslly announced his candidacy
today for the office Of governor.
The Clark county candidate
bitterly condemned the present
state gubernstorial regime. II
elected. he sald. he VIII pledge
himself 10 the eradication Of ex-
trayaganos. waste an6 bureaucracy
In state government
the late Huey Long. In eternal
shadows. surely must view our
states extravaganza xith astonish-
ment and envy Gabrielsen ssid.
"for II casts the Louisiana set-up
In It's palmy days into dim inAlg.
nificznce."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10
BULLETINS

PARIs--Germsn forces suf-
fered heavily In . series Ut
feroelou. night patrol attacks
on Preach eutposis In the
vosges mountains and saar
river sectors Of the western
front. military informant. said
today.
TokYo-Japans final pro-
gram for . central Chinese
government. under former
Chinese Premier Wang Ching
Wei. includes q chinsse-Jap-
snese- Manehukuan anti-com-
munist agreement which
would alter the entire situ-
alton in the Far East. u vas
understood suiboritstiYsly to-
day.
PARIS French sources re-
ported today .on official aa-
thofity" that British naval
units sank > German subma-
rins yesterday. 40 details
we're given.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10

In The forests Of ths froutler srss
where ihs 44th had been smashed.
~ The 1850 division had bssa
smashed earlier.
Additional quantities II ssr
material usrs found and sAded
10 ths ssst stors shsss espfars
had beea announced yesterday.
n sas sAld-
FOR military purposes. ms
Plans asserted. fhe tffb a.
sixisn had ce@.ed 70 exist.
The Finnish victory almost est-
tslnly ended. Ia ylew Of ths wealth
~. any Russian drive tor q eonsid-
cradle Tina toward ths Gulf ~
Bothnia. 70 cot of communication
along ths vital railroad supply line
70 Sweden
The dtnansifinE frem tisBe
10 time 81 the Nurmansk rail-
road BY small flanish patrol.
made tine task Of feassensbllsG
big Kasslan columns IN the
north one 81 enormous diff
Guilty.
AL the vast amount u psr ma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10
These are the important high
ights Of the bonneville Tacoma
power conference.

These are the important high
hghts Of the bonneville Tacoma
power conference,
Proposal 70 make large
blocks Of bonneville tsrapd
Couiee federal power available
10 big Industrial customers ~
Tacoma or Seattle at the sanse
rate. granted Aluminium 10. es
America for their Ss.0oo. zoe
plant at Vancouver.
0--Insistence of bonneville 81
4 ministration that ~back-up"
or inter-tic agreements with
Tacoma and seattle are essen
tiai 10 extension Of Bonneviiie
lines TO Puget sound.
o--Wiilingness Of bonneville
, administration 10 start Inn
mediate steps 10 extend lines
north from Chehaiis II Taeeusa
signs m exchange Of pswer
agreement.
A-@AErcem~nt BY bonneville
administration that Tacoma
HONS rule" or control u its
own power system and policies.
will not be Disturbed or Imposed
upon.
c-Assuraace that bonneville
- has M iptentios 10 .oem-
pete with Tacoma and Seattle
municipal systems.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10

In the course Of his speech.
Chamberlain:
Indirectly defended his dis
missal Of War Secretary
Leslie Hore- Belisha by saying
that 80 win the war" he would
do what I feel TO be right. no
matter how difficult or even
disagreeable..
0-Told labor not 10 expect
4 wage increases 20 meet the
rising cost OF living because that
would merely cause . vicious
spiral Of rising prices and wages.
o-Declared war prefiteerinE
= Was being prevented. hut
that all classes must make
sacrifices.
A-Promised that British AID 10
Finland In opposing -the
forces Of INSCRIPTIONS violence
would be "more than . mere
formality."
c-Warned Of further rationing
~ Of goods, but said there Was
no reason 10 fear shortage Of
essential materials or food be-
cause the British navy had again
proved Its domination Of the seas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10
Train Brake
Tamperer Is
Given Name
Harmless "Hobo" l.
Identified a. Man
Believed Former
Inmate in 3 Pens"

Identification Of a harmless
looking railroad hobo rs Rus.
sell +. Martin, 10. believed TO
be a former inmate Of three
state penitentiaries. occupied
police Tuesday.
Martin. serving . ao-dsy term
In the county jail here. was ar
rested last Friday as John w.
Wilton. i,inerant painter" under
suspicion OF disrupting the air
brakes on a Seattle Portland pass
enger and express train.
Under the name OF Wilton. he
was sentenced To the maximum
term allowed In justice court for
railroad trcspassins. At the time
he told Judge Joseph Maiiery In
police court that he was too
tight" before the arrest to remem-
Der he had been on a train.
Recheck Il Made
Captain Of Detectives Cliff Os-
borne learned OF Martins past
record Tuesday when the police
bureau of Identification rechecked
the suspect.
Martin has served time In the
Washington. Colorado and Mime
sofa state prisons. II was indicated.
Part Of the record In definite. prov
ing he has q Washington state rec
ord reaching back rs years.
He was sentenced to the state
prison for two to 10 years In June.
1928. on a morals charge prosecut-
ed In whatcom county. He was
paroled Nov. rs. 1927.
At later date he was arrested
In Portland. Ore. found TO be car
rying a gun, and was returned TO
Walla Walla as a parole violator.
Admits . Term
In 1884 he was committed 10
the Colorado state prison on a
five TO seven-year sentence for
assault with a deadly weapon.
Deputy Sheriff Lyle Lathrop mo-
titled Captain Osborne Tuesday
that Martin also admitted serving
a i0-months term at saltwater,
MINI, starting in August OF 1888.
for third-degrce burglary.
Martin claimed he was released
In June, the following year. He
told Lathrop that at the time the
Southern Pacific streamliner Was
wrecked in Nevada. Aug IL of last
year, he was In the city Jail at
Des Moines. Iowa.
Walt ON FIJI
Meanwhile. police here were
awaiting the return OF Informal
ton from the FIJI In Washington,
ID. C.. where the suspects finger
prints were sent last weekend.
His story will be checked thor
oughly, Capt. Osborne said. Au-
thorities were satisfied the local
Jail term viii hold him long enough
TO determine the truth of Martins
story and whether he Ia wanted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10
FEC TO HOLD HEARINGS
on TELEPHONE CHARGES

WARRINGTON -.~ ke<1<fsf coa~
ssa1nie>tioss cemmi&sleasf fsal a.
Nslksr VIII e11sieef beaftaxs ~
A@ssfis sad Azn Ffsn<lseo - .
complaints flied ~ Hs<hInetoa
state pubic s<ssi<s a<psfknzak
against sesss ~ Pacific T<iepheee
and Tsisxfsph eezmF4by.
Ths 1<sttis heafinT wiiI - h<ia
Fsb. - saa kh< s@a ffsnss&ee
hearing Yea -.
wsshiagtcn public service g.
psftmsnf charged that the rates
afs unjust. unreasonable. e<e<s-
siss and snfsasonsbiy alsefimlne-
toFy- Representatives 81 th1 pszs-
Ne services departments q ~ states
shs company serves Nefs invited
70 ait xslh Walker ~ the hearings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10

Stark told the committee the
proposed s2,0oo-ton fighting ships
IN actually undertaken prob
ably would be built TO out-gun
even the giant ts.0oo-fon dread
naugfis nov being built for the
u. \. fleet.
Speed Of the suggested 81. CO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10
ACTOR JACK HOLT WINS
COURT TEST WITH Wife

HOLLfHOOD-JudRe Thomas
Could Tuesday ruled that thu
Mexican mail order divorce
obtained BY Margaret Wood Holt
from Jack Holt was Invalid. and
awarded the film star 800 900
worth Of partially paid life inSur-
sncs decided to her under a pro-
perty settlemenL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10

fering OF war are yet to come.
He said the sole purpose of his
government now was TO win the
war.
The prime minister's speech was
the beginning of a campaign of
speeches by government members
to rally the nation behind the war
program.
Chamberlain said the empire
was united as never before" as
result of the war.
Halls "COLONIALS"
He said that once more men
from all parts OF the empire had
come here to take their place"
by the side of Britons to fight
the war-a sacrifice that only the
constant aggression. of Germany
could have caused them TO make.
This IL the quiet Of the
calm before the storm" he
said. I'VE are at war. Vast
numbers Of men, armed with
the most powerful weapons Of
destruction. are watching one
another from behind their
defenses.
There Ia no general engage
ment. We do not know how long
that will last.
There are individual contests
that bear full witness TO the gal
lantry and daring OF those young
men who take part in them. And
air reconnaissance far out over
Continued on Page 3. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10
People in
The News

Louis Bromfield, novelist and
agriculturalist. said at Palm
Springs, Calf, that he will run
for congress on a farm relief plat
form. The author. who owns a
400-acre farm near Mansfield. o..
will run as a Democrat from the
18th Ohio district. He is sympa-
thetic with most New Deal policies
and hopes Mr.. Roosevelt will run
for a third term"
Gov. Prentice Cooper, Of Ten
nessee, back in Nashville from
California, compared his position
with that Of Andrew jackson. Il
understand Jackson placed a mort
gage on the Hermitage--his home
to help finance the return Of his
soldiers from the battle Of New
Orleans" Cooper said. "and I've
been impressed with the difficult
ties of some Tennesseeans in get
ting back from the Rose Bowl
game after betting on Tennes-
see"
Listening to radio program
about a missing heir. David Barry,
Of Long Beach. Calf, jumped UP
with a shout: That's me they're
talking about" Today he's pre-
pairing TO leave for Minneapolis
and claim S45 600. The money was
left to him by his mother. He
dropped his true name Of Carl
Proehl and took up David Barry
after he left Minneapolis because
Of an unhappy love affair. lie
had been the object Of asesreh
since his mother died in 1888 i.
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next Saturday with DR.. Raver.
Seattle city light department heads
and Tacoma city officials.
NEED PROTECTION
Most significant development Of
Mondays meeting was the Bon
neville administrstlon's admission
that the power resources Of Ta-
coma and Seattle are needed AZ
stand by" protection 10 the un-
interrupted service OF Bonneville
customers north Of Vancouver
subststion.
Chief Engineer =. u. schultz
said Bonneville would Immediately
prepare To construct its transmits
sion line north Of Chehalis substa-
ton to Tacoma and Seattle (Ren-
Continued on Page IA. Column 81
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Penn Salt Worker
Is Burned Blu Arc

Glenn c. RAdkz. $50 No. Cakes
ST. was taken by police 20 the
Washington Minor hospital Tues
day afternoon after his face and
arms had been burned by an cleo
trio arc at the Pennsylvania Salt
Manufacturing Co. plant, where he
Is employed.
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tsFiai The Finns captured in thssf
yTsoris. over ihs ssth and. sariisr.
,hs 1881. can b assd 70 fight us
Russians
Fortunately for shsm. ths Finns
uss tina same esllbsf guns - tbs
Red army. and u vas suggested
here that this might not have b<ss
entirely due 60 chance. bisid Mar
shal Baron Carl Gustav hAnssr-
hssm. Finnish esmmanasf.ss-e hlSf.
and many high staff offiesfs -he
Tough, ths Russians N ths same
region. IN 1914. ami steppsd tb<sn.
In ths Finnish Gar u isdep<ss-
snes. had NOT forgotten that thea
most of thssr war nsfsfial wAs
captured from the hsa sfms.
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syANsIk. ser~egi.a Fts-
sisb Frsstser--t1iasi~h shi pa
troi.. FRUSTRATING far behind
ths Hsssiaa advance linz. is
the Arctic ~iiders~~. If tfss
sssibers front. have destroyed
. big Hu-siss bss< ~ sesasa-
fsss. u sss learned to-day.
Frontier rspsrts lsdicsfed ti~
victory ~ss important. and
might seriously pre- l,sascs th~
position Of the Hsssiss -.
saseea forces on The far ssrtk-
ern Psfssnss ffssf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-10
Waterway Treaty
Is Step Nearer

OTTAWA, ont. = Preliminary
negotiations between Canada and
the United states for a new st
Lswrenes waterway treaty have
been completed. Il was announced
Tuesday.
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ton ships pr"hshIy would BE-
slightly lsss than that ~ The
~. o0o.tonnsrs.
stark explained that tbs tws
dreadnauxhts provided IN ina 1871
fiscal year budget would be ts.on0-
ton ships. Two such ships already
are building. - ths navy wIIi have
four ysssris IN this class.
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ST. LOUISAN NOMINATED
TO HEAD U. 5. BAR ASSN.

CHICAGO Jacob ~ Lashisy.
81 Louis. was nominated BY dele
gates Tuesday 70 become president
Of American Bar association. Nom
Inaiion trsditioBaliy II tsntamount
70 election