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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
Ecuador Leaves
For Vladivosiok

I'm route 10 new adventures Fri
day WAS the Swedish motorship
Ecuador.
Loaded with some 5000 tons of
wsr-msking materials and % Rus
sian civil engineers. the vessel
departed Tuesday night from Ia
oomss harbor bound for Vladi-
yOstok
Thus came 20 an end her event
ful long and mueh-diseussed visit
here
The new ship arrived mere on her
maiden voyage or Jun. 2 10 load
l33 carloads Of machinery tools
dies and Ike materials for the
Soviet munitions industry. For 10
days she lay Idle At shsffer Ter
minsl No. awaiting permission
from the L. s government 10 do So
Following a orisk exchange q
kilograms. telephone calls and con-
ferences between agents Of AmiOrg
Russian trading .ney which
owns the gods. and government
Continued on Page ?. Column ~
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People in
The News
Nv United Pres.

Sen. Lewis Is. Schwelieobaeh, ID.
Wash. told 5000 persons at an
Independence day celebration at
Trenton. n J.. that congress viii
heed the pleas Of American parents
who are writing that they do not
want their sons sent TO fight In
Europe.
''Th. best way TO maintain
democracy IN the world IL 10
maintain II In the western
hemisphere. ne added We
are going 10 say that this western
hemisphere Il dedicated 10 the pur-
poses Of democracy and ". viii
bar Nazis, Communists and
Fsscists.'
Metro-GoidWyn-Maye $50. 900
talent search for a boy To play
the lead in the forthcoming pro-
duction OF Marjorie klnnsn
Rawlins' prize novel. The YearlinE.
ended With IN. announcement AT
Hollywood that Gene lehman. ~.
Of Atlanta. Ca. had been chosen
for the part -
Herman sehwinB. Pacific coast
leader Of the German
bund. appealed TO his followers in
Fourth OF July address 70 write
to their senators and representa-
tives 10 warn them We are not
interested 10 fighting again for
Britain az in 1917" lie also asked
them 70 assist him IN financing
his appeal 20 N. y. =. supreme
court for restoration Of his citizen
ship
Harry T. Hastings. 80. WhO ss
an empioye Of the L. s. mint Al
San Francisco sine. 1895 handled
an estimated s22 600 900 600 in
gold. has settled down 70 enjoy
hfs on a tiOO-A-month pension
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
Germans Sink
British Sub
Merchant Ships OF
Foe Also Go Down

BERLIN ~ British
submarines of the Norwegian coast
was claimed IN German nigh
command eommuuiqis today
Thr high command sala German
zpsedboats mad torpssiosd the . 800
ton British steamer Hsrtlsppol
southwest u Portland and had
sunk 1900 ton tanker and an
: 600 ton merchant ship from .
British convoy
The British submarine as drs'
troysd by q German outpost snip.
ths high command said
Last night German planes
bombed hsfbor works. alfports ard
arms factories ~ many parts ~
England
IN communi4gs credited Car
man planes attn slahlng four tfseP
transport ships ~ 3 900 ians each
The planes damaged nine othsf
troop transports saG damaged .
Narshlp. ths nigh command sad.
n admitted that British planes
sgian had attacked kiei. import
ant German naval Dass Dat fhs
high command SD a British plans
had besa shot eOssa 10 the rad
IN addition ssvsn British piAnss
~sfs shot down during raids On
northern and western Germany. se-
cofalng 10 ths c0amuni4ss sew
sfAi civilians we're reported killed
and tNo German planes ssfs listed
as missing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
1873 Attend
Stadium Show

Tscomas great six-dsy celebrs-
ton, which featured dedication Of
the SIS. 400 900 Tacoma Narrows
bridge and MeChord field. the
L. $. srmy's giant sirdrome. came
TO a close Thursday evening with
the colorful night show in the
Stadium. sponsored by the Tacoma
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Records OF attendance at the
Stadium showed that 1873 per-
sons witnessed the outdoor pro-
gram, which included a variety OF
unusual entertainment that seemed
to please the throng.
Daylight and night displays of
fireworks were on the program.
as in the past The crowd agreed
the displays surpassed those of
previous years. but a strong wind
which developed early in the eve
ming. made the fireworks burn out
more rapidly than usual.
one of the highlights Of the
Stadium show was an anti-aircraft
demonstration. which thrilled the
thousands assembled in the NAM
moth outdoor arena. As one plane
attempted dive bombing. the 205th
Coast Artillery snti-aircraft units
went into action with cannons and
Continued on Page 3, Column 81
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Traffic AVER me Tse0fns aarf
no1s bridge "a gratifying 70 the
bisszsissrs Trips sessss the
mighty span also hays pisas~a
more thsn 81 90 persons - Far.
According 70 Wlllism . Kiiis
toii authority ssl1ltos. yshisls and
pedestrian traffic snes thx fridge
Nss opsnad Monday Bos'n has
elassiy appropriated fhs follo~ .
ing
Vehicles. containing sn assfsKs
u three psfsyns Including fns
driver 800 the ffss - hours
sa0 the second 70 hours 1000
ihr nest u hours 800 tn nsx,
"a hours July 8 fnioniEsf - mid
night. a Total d 1900 ears con
tanning - 800 people up 70 mid
night Thursday.
Pedestrians have averaged 5000
each - hours since the bridge uasI
opened. making a total u 37.iO
persons @ho had er0~ea the span
al midnight Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
Dave Bales
Wife Ends
Her Life
Leaves Two Notes
For Husbund. Who
Operates Tovern

Leaving two n.atiy penellled
notes 90 her husband. Mrs Doris
BALES. 2a.yvar .oid wife ~ rs-
oama tavern operator. committed
Suicide early Thursday
Tier bas,y was found IN the gas.
filled kitchen 81 the apartment ths
couple occupied AZ pos A II by
her husband Dave fsaiss shs
epefatss rsppvs Cabin
Both Hates. whe Ia asspui twie.
hls wifs's age. and polis- worked
Tor nearly an hour using artificial
respiration aud inhalator equlp.
msni IN futile effort TO revive
the victim
Tn. two notes, addressed 10
DAYS darling and Dave" ear.
fird the same wording "Yoa won
loved you. nafia"
Bates. who Won fame locally ~
an auto race driver in ipiT.ts.
said the notes eyidantiy referred
"a an argument they had after his
wlfrA return home Ia this early
morning. hs stopped tina arg,i.
msnt by going to bod about = a, m.
A, q 30 he afo.s 30 GEE . glass II
water lie amelled Esa and found
hia wife. fully dressed, iying on The
Kitchen floor
The husband was marty pros
tfstrd BY tho tragedy. police sald
lie worked vainly faf about 10
minutes In frantic effort to start
her breathing BY artificial fsspiras
ton. then called police.
Officers J. = Lyons. Herman
aehanEgrr. Dan johnson san A &
gliihn tried further fssuneslaiinu
and oxyxsn.K giving until pr. n D.
uesis pronounced her dead.
Police said the argument In
voived Bales objections to hls ash
blonde wlfss working Bshlnd the
tavern counter a. abe sisbsd
other Than hsr husband. Mrs.
Rates lsayss her parents. M. and
Mr.. John a. Peterson iva sls,
fsfs Ara. Paul Newman and Mas
Myrtle Petersen. and a brother.
Chester. ell ~ Tacoma
The tsaY sss taken To Ifue hisY
Kings nafiaarY.
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Nominate Woman
For Presidency

i>DtAsAr0sIs. Ind. nrs.
Anna aiibutn. aeattis. WASH.
eiaos. ta-isy headed ths National
efsssnaes party slsss, a. sss prsss-
Dental candidate, believed 70 No
The FIRST soma1 ever asmlnst~<s
fes that effies.
Having spent ne last five years
adseeasinE the psstys monsy and
banking fsfosmz Mrs Msihufn was
sslsessd unanimously ny ths Ma
tssn.i gf.snbass n.uas1i yesterday.
James y rsiss II f'hoenls.
Arm. sss dominated fsa ysss.pres-
dent Ard Iahn zshnd NJ fnalsn@p-
oil. wss a.msa asflanal enaismsn
for tho isih ys.s.
Mrs.. Aliarsfa. native ~ loss.
has nesH : member q ina party
faf fYssr years. B4t nsvsr mas ran
for offies.
= sm very praasa 10 10 identified
sssh sssh men as Jefferson Lack
aaa. the senior Llnsip~fzn and Ian.
coin in advocating issuance NJ tns
ksn4 n money called foe IN fne
Constitution II the United ataissF
shs saif
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War Declaration by France
On ENGLAND Is Believed Near
STATE
EDITION
Seattle Man
Drowned in
American Tx.

A 23.ysar-oid Seattle youth sho
went down SUDDENLY in American
lake Thursday afternoon from
either eramp ar heart attack
was the first pierce county drown.
ms victim Of the 1910 swimming
season.
James Thompson. H. =on II a
Seattle minister. was the youth
He had bc~n visiting with a
carl friend. Helen Buske. % Route
Z, Box t5t.n, Seattle. at the Nor
ris pahlherg home At American
lake. About - Thompson went,
swimming At . place about 200
feet west nf the Lakeside club
Tn. youth had been seen swim
ming only few yards Off shore
when Mrs Dorothy Dehlbere
noticed he had disappeared.
In 10 Feet ~ Water
She screamed and two men bur.
rlcdly took boat 10 the place
Thompson last had b.en seen
Ralph A. wsthefby. Of 1921 No
Cakes IN Tacoma. and Gamer
Gray. 20 year-oid former life
guard. from seattle. saw the body
living motinnirss on tho bottom
IN about 10 feet ~ water,
Gray brought Thompson 10 the
surface, swan ashore with him
aud began applying artificial res
pirstion he vas assisted by Miss
Emile Nofske 81 1872 No. Cakes,
Tacoma Al 40 the county in
haiator arrived on the scene With
Deputy shsriffs Lyle Lathrop and
I'D Dahl That. too. failed 10 get
any response from the victim,
Adsenslia Used
Adrenalin Was tried by nr. ~.
@. Beck, attached 10 The GcC
district surgeons office AZ Port
Lewis. who arrived only five min
utes after Thompson sas taken
from the water Ills heart showed
no response 10 the drHg or IN
haiator 80 AT IS Or Beck pro-
nouuced him dead
The drowned youths father The
Rev James Thompson. - - pas
tor II Mount Baker Presbyterian
CONTINUED on Page 10. coiunau ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
Safer, Saner
Holiday Here
Few Accidents in
City on July 4

With sigh Of relief. Tacoma
authorities Friday ehslked mp the
eity's most safe and sane July
Fourth celebration in years.
Police Chief Einar Lsngseth re-
ported the city was without y
serious traffic accident during the
Fourth. that no violent deaths were
noted, and that even the fireworks
toll was held to new low "
Two boys were IN hospitals
because Of mishandling OF fire
crackers. Neither was believed
seriously injured.
Jack Christensen. .. 3Ols So
14th st, was held fer observation
in Tacoma General hospital after
a firecracker exploded In his face
Thursday afternoon The blast
resulted In powder burns TO his
face. eyelids. and right cornes.
In St Joseph's hospital. Nor
man Chard. s, RI. 3 Box 3ss
was showing Improvement from
the injuries sustained when a
firecracker held between his teeth
exploded.
The elaborate fireworks show At
the Stadium was not without \
minor casualty. William l. Arm
strong. rs. 1916 So. 56th st.
fireman from No. IL station.
slipped while climbing down an
embankment below the Stadium
To get 10 grass fire ignited by
the fireworks.
Armstrong was treated At the
Bridge clinic for a painfully twist
ed left leg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
Gibraltar Bombed
By French Airplane

BERLIN The German wireless
n /, dispatch from Madrid today
said that French sirplane had
dropped bombs at the British fort
ress OF Gibraltar. The dispatch
said:
a French sirplane dropped
bombs over the British fortress OF
Gibraltar al O'Clock Friday morn
ing. report from Algecifas
tspainl states.
British snti-sireraft opened fire
on the sirplane. Further details
were not known in the Spanish
espitsI, but 1t is assumed that the
French sirplsne wanted revenge
for the British assault on the
French fleet lying at orsn-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
I'D. R. Warns
Not for U.S.A.

HYDE PARK, y. Y.--President
Roosevelt aid stodsy that size-
able segment of Americans is so
impressed by the temporary effici-
ency of the corporate state that
they are willing to compromise
with relationships.
This segment OF the population.
Mr. Roosevelt said. is not large IN
relation to the entire population Of
the United States but 1t does num-
Der a good many people
Any philosophical compromises
with the operations of corporate
government, Mr. Roosevelt said.
WOULD entail sacrifice of govern
mental ideals essential to the demo-
cratic form of government. These
locals, intrinsic in democracy OF
the United States, he said. must
be basis Of any just. enduring
and practical peace that might be
established to terminate the wars
raging elsewhere in the world.
He listed the ideals of govern
ment and peace az follows:
1. Freedom OF information
and the press.
2. Freedom OF religion.
5. Freedom OF expression.
4. Freedom from fear Of at
tack.
S. Freedom from want. with
elimina ton OF world barriers
against cultural and CONNER
ciaI intercourse.
The fourth ideal, Mr.. Roosevelt
said, entails removal of the weap-
ons that cause fear OF attack and
jeopardy OF air bombings from
some hostile neighbor. In plain
language, he said, that ideal must
be achieved by disarmament. max
ing clear that disarmament is an
integral objective Of the ideals on
which he believes that world peace
may some day be re-established
He was emphatic In stressing
that these peace ideals still are
only in the objective stage. No
one, he said, can predict the course
of world events in these critical
days.
Mr. Roosevelt reviewed the phi
losophy NJ democracy versus die
tatorship at press conference
held in the study Of the new $3.50
600 Franklin D. Roosevelt library
on his estate which yesterday he
turned over to the government as
a unit in the federal archives.
He said he was talking solely
in philosophic terms. and accord
ingly could not be specific about
what classes groups or sections
Of the population might be giving
most consideration 10 what he
termed A compromise with the OBJ
Jective Of corporate government
But. he said. there are many
people In the United States who
are dissatisfied with the time lags
which are inherent under demo
cratic form OF government. These
people, he said. are willing 10 keep
silent, and by silence give the i'm
preston Of aequiescence 10 the
cooperative ideal which Is on the
march in Europ.
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rench and
British Cut
F orlner Ties
Attack on Fleet
Oil Algeria Ends
Long Alliance
WAR ON ALL FRONTS

Great Britain and France
broke their long friendship
today rs a series of abrupt
changes in alliances and OBJ
iectives threatened To affect
the trend and possibly the
outcome of war in Europe.
The shifting alignment Of big
and little states extended from
the North sea 10 the Balkans,
wher. Rumania neryously report
ed clash with Soviet troops on
edn.sday. and on 10 the Near
East. where Russia sharply crit
cized the attitude Of Turkey and
Iran.
There was an eeho OF conflict IN
American waters. too, as French
sources in Washington reported
a threatened British.frenoh clash
at the French island Of Mar
Unique. which was said to be
blockaded by British cruisers seek
ing To prevent shipment of
American airplanes from falling
into German hands,
At the temporary Preach
capital Of thchs, the govern
u,~pt of Marshal Henri Phil
Iippe P~tain severed relations
with Britain because Of the
seizure or destruction ~
large part Of the sot. eo0-ion
French navy b, the British
fleet.
Greatest attention was conferred
on the outcome of the quarrel
between the two former allies
and there we're hopeful Mani aud
scist suggestions that tn.
French might declare war on
Britain. thus putting the rem
nants OF French industrial and
other war resources into fun CO.
operation with Germany and Italy
soviet Question Marx
There also was increased specu-
lstion az 10 the role ~ the Soyists
In the Balkans The Rumsntan
general staff said Russian troops
had advanced beyond the territory
coded 10 the Soyists and had
clsshed with Rumsnisn soldisrs.
with some loss OF life
The new pro-NAzi government
CONTINUED on Pag. 8, Column -
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tkt sch MAKE
OFFICIAL PROTEST
nv, France ~

decided % break diplomatic rsla J.
tons s1ith Great Britain sEs result
u the British attack On the french
nest, which Foreign Minister Paul
BaUooin charged Was carried out
like shooting rabbits In a pen.
The decision 70 break of reis-
tons Vas announced By the council
Of ministers after a meeting at the
provisional capital mere.
Bsuooin bitterly attacked Prime
Minister Winston Churchill for or
dering the British 70 attack the
French fleet At OTan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
Invite Gene TunnsY
To Address Youths

LANE GENEVA. Ma. Jos~ph
calsisn. ssse.tiys seefstary of the
ADsflesn rossth Congress. today
extended an invitation 10 sddfsss
is convention 10 Csns Tsnney. sx-
heavyweight champion who backs
a movement 10 oust alleged Conn
rnsnist control
Tainnsy left New York today
after Murray Plasnef told him of
tins anti-communist bioes failure
to gain convention admission and
asked T,snney to head new youth
movement Ia America
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
Airplone Factory
Planned at Dollos

DALLAS. Ter Es,z Dlisamsnt
here Of = 5000 900 airplzns fac
tory 70 build bombefs and pursuit
ships for the United states army
wss being planned today.
Chamber Of commerce officials
said that the Hall-Aluminum Air
craft corporation will eio~ its
Bristol. Pa. plant and reopen here
on an enlarged scale. Executives
and technical directors would h.
transferred hsr. from the eastern
plant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
MINI ITALIAN
PLANES SHOT DOWN

CAIRO British auatsfs shot
down nine italian planes IN air
bs stiles near sidl Barranl. Egypt
yesterday with the loss q only
one royal air force plane. II vas
announced officially here today
British Bristol Blsnbsim bombefs
also inflicted great damage Nhsn
they rsldsd large Italian military
camp At Nirelzobsl. !, sas said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
~ ifOOL CHILDREN
ARE EVACUATED

LONDON The ministsr Of
health today ordered 20 900 school
children moved from the rast and
northeast British coastal areas
Sunday and Monday. repeatedly in
fear Of an imminent German IN
Yaslon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
SOY ItT BDkDtR
TROOPS CLASH
BIf HARE.~T

NJ ' "NhpsNf ihS fHbhNAHH
general starr said today that fight-
ing oroh. out Wednesday between
RumAnisn and Soviet troops when
the Russians advanced beyond lss
frontiers set for their occupation
Of Eamanisn territory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
British Claim Five
Enemy Subs Go Down

DOsDON--Tfse air ministry said
today that royal air force planes
had attacked five German u-poAts
IN five days Of June and we're De.
hsved 70 nave been sueeazfUl in
al cases.'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
British Blockade
French Martinique
BULLETIN

WASHINGTON - One Of the
biggest prizes Of the French
navy. the 22,lis-ton aircraft ear
rier Bearn. loaded with upwards
Of 100 Americsn-msde sirplanes.
NAV he the object Of a reported
British blockade Of Martinique
island In the Caribbean, the
United Press learned today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
WAsHISGTOS

WASHINGTON French sources
in Washington said today that the
French island of Martinique off the
coast Of enezuel had been
blocksded by British cruisers and
that fighting might be imminent
The sources said the island au-
thorities mad sided with the Petsin
government and that the British
sought 20 prevent a shipment Of
American airplanes which had
been delivered to the island from
California from falling into Ger
man control.
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or direct TO industries in
Tacoma? Maybe.
City commissioners know
that one of these days soon
that question is going TO bob
up-and it may prove an
awkward one.
Policy OF the city's utilities
administration and of success
sive councils for many years
has pointed toward strict lso-
lation and no foreign en-
tanglements.'
Whether that can be MAIN
tanned in face of government
competition with the city Is
question.
When the city early this
year negotiated an inter-
change agreement with Bon .
neville, this question reared
its head for the first time.
THERE is at present no VIDE
1 clamor of Tacoma indus
tries for either Bonneville
mower or service; industry
generally sees no reason for
even contemplating a change
However, individual cases
very likely will be coming up
from time to time as soon as.
or even before, Bonneville
energy is available at Taco
mas city limits.
Utilities Commissioner
O'Neil and his engineers are
wrestling with some of the
potential complications right
now since, in the final
analysis, it will be up to
O'Neil to provide the council
with a recommendation.
ACTUALLY, Tacoma indus
"A trial growth is fast using
up the city's own available
power reserves. Tacoma may
be said right now to have no
reserves commensurate with
the demand on the system.
It will be well into the fall, /.
If not later, before the inter
: tie with Bonneville can be
completed and a potential re-
serve established in that di-
rection.
Meanwhile, Seattle City
Light is serving as Tacoma's
backlog. Seattle has a sur
plus and Tacoma now is doing
what Seattle was doing up to
a year or so ago.
Since a disastrous break
down of two large but ancient
transformers at Nisqually
plant a few weeks ago. the Ia
coma plant has been buying
up some of Seattle's surplus
every day.
Right now. the power pur-
chase over the Seattle inter
tie is averaging about 800, 900
kilowatt hours daily. at the
new contract price of , mills
per XVIII.
NISQUALLY plant has been
put back in commission
for the capacity of three of its
four transformer banks and Is
producing all the power for
which water in. the river is
available.
Lake Cushman is within a
few inches of being full to
capacity. but there has been
no rain for weeks and only 40
percent of normal snow run
off. Without the Seattle sup
ply, Cushman would be run
dry by fall. Commissioner
O'Neil and Supt. Kent plan to
keep up purchases from Seat
tie until about Nov. | to main
tain even at that late date a
Cushman level that will be
safe for winter requirements. |
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
No Idea Of
interference,
Germans Say
Suqgss, Americas
Leave Europe Hum
Her Own Aiioirs

WASHINGTON The Ger
man government. in a formal
note mad. public by the state
department today. rejected
this eountrys warning To
keep hands off the western
hemisphere.
chsnsslies Asi~lf tntisfs srv~
sFnmsns a. HE sans time. nnw-
svsr. .ssa sssssussy hsa gives ~
lsaleassen ~ any desire n lntsr-
fsre in ths western hemisphere 40
n sees territory h~fs
The Hsfiln foreign affsss s~tt
that. thsrefsfv. u sasia s~~ ma
fe~@a shy ths Ansrssse hands
off wssains had hssn addressed
"a the German government
nettin alan eouplea Its Fsiee.
liou wtsh declaration that ~ Inc
American royalties esrsetssi. 10
ahsala respect fpt ths principles
stated IN the aenses fluetfsns ~
nnn lntsrfsFsass ~tth sffsifs IN
the American oantlnsnt ~ Ffsfs-
pean nations shsy sh"uia liks~
sssn refrain ffnm iatsrfrreB.s in
tho affairs sf Eursps
No Mare rssieytsx
The German noss wss nssss
public together with IN efftefaf
comment nm II ny asrssssry ~
state CnFsisll HULL
a feel that -. useful psrppee
WiIl b. served AZ this ti,n~ fes Inc
government 90 undertakes 10 mste
any further commemorative to IN
government ~ the ss~rm~n fel(a
on the aIblees matter ~ The sssse-
muslestlon anovs stated. 1Ni1
sald
-Ths Fundamental ass~tleas To-
solved aes entirety clear In ~ ~
ths peoples ana governments Is
iha Asnssssan rsps.elies .sa as~
dountssiiy ne esli "a the ma hsstsy
af governments and p~npi<. In the
the rect II shs world Huli com
tinued
'rrhs Aenros asstsiae 10 soieiy
policy - sslf.sisfsnse ~hish 70 IN
tsndee Ia preserve fhs Inasp~u%
deuce and Integrity III thu Amsfi.
ess ~ ~as. snd 10. designed Ia
prevent aggregation IN thlz s~nss~
phssr ss tbs part ~ saY sau-
American poa@ss ARD like~is~ 70
maAs Impossible any fnsthsf ~.
tension 20 ina. hsmssphsFs n any
non Amssicsa srstsm ~ ssy.sn-
msnt IMPOSED ftem without