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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11
Large Scores
In City Play

n "a. = record hs<skshx night
Al tAnsaln han sshrsi aauass
when th~ sss team. composing the
raeesn. CITY ns.ssshsn sssue
met IN end thsir ftss ruuad II
play.
Into The Fseord es-eas vent ihs
season. largest seess - thst
mameni niehssls asfsatsa
rleslst.. a. "a =
In ths seeand Fsms tho record
"a. hettsssa ard . ass sll.tlme
league mark set The Fuslsfs
druhhsd the soih alsnsi enrrs.
- 10 -. 10 ss~p ftfs place IN
the fass
Ths nl.h,ssp va. sisa me
sided w the seestns ~ith The
chslrmsn troanelnK Consumers. ~
10 -. Tho record In this nsms
came whsn the Consumers made
hll ene conversion from ths free
threw linz In II chance.
Just sweet hail stuh.
Thsts The taelers. They ap-
p~sr equally .. ssr.aa .. the
tsria~lt~rgs ef 1881, That
sl.h ~oa ih~ le.p usis With
s..s and ihss ssIssea thrssah
the Northwest AL tourney
and ~sat .. the >stteasl AAu
championship m~st ~ tpss.
YER.
Alsa strongly reminiscent ~ The
famed Wheeler osroad slub ef
1913 and 1874. the Fuslers have
youth, color. scoring. checking
ann load. ef determination. rhsy
ald not let ae~n against q hers
lessiY outeisssed Army rlnb but
INSTEAD put on the pressure "a
drive 10 ths nsw allstllns mop
scoring mark.
Thursday night Miahssls play
Consumers in Inc opening game
~ the second round Of sseiock
eoih signal Corps face Tho Chair.
man Al \ oielook while ths ruslsrs
eloss ths bill against tbs rlorssss
at o o'clock
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NORMAN, Okla.-Tbe IrIFtFsity q Okishofns
last night first basketball game Of n. ssa-
70 The University Of Oregon ~ to n
Oregon Vas behind al IN. han but struck hsek
with fast shooting attack. Henry Anderson Of
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OREGON Beats Oklahoma

Oregon Nsk hgh-polnt Held . two points
during ths first haf scored 10 during the second
Both teams played cautious game during ths first
half and IN, surge which Oregon showed IN the last
20 minutes of the game swept Oklahoma off Is
feet
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Hoon Date CHANGED

Bellsrmine highs basketball
date with Roy has been postponed
until March ]. The Bells next play
Clover PARK Saturday at Clover
Park.
II you're not using II. sell II with
a Fast Action Times want Ac.
Phone Main 3i5i.
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~ sfAHr gsnlr

FHttsNOHSsrBtS~ md
catcher. NJ Ina fshli.aslptss. Ath-
lsslns ~IlI train a. CARLSBAD fnr
t~s weeks before reporting ~fth
the rest n ghs squad 1T Aashesns.
Calf rbs 10 h~ff.fynsn Mill re-
pors early In sshsa.fys
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adverse comment.
No Badmintos

There will be no badni nj on play
~ Lincoln Tuesday. IA sketball
game interfering. PLAY NJ faeih-
ties will be available al Jason
Lee gym Wednesday.
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Blocking Backs
Stand Out in 10
F ooiball Wars

NV NoHh-Fsas kl.<hl.3
faek. h.asss~-i ahnse their letn
Contemporaries nkx ara !.
r.xh ~ s.fas Th<s ere Ilfn
fheuss.~a - Irsss a. b ~
fefe~s rx..e<s.kl ~ Nisht9ss.
Walt Nstu.ses.k ~ taFrsii
.~a lIe.rs Te<*st...kl - He..
s~r reiI~ss The latter thfe~
esEi~<l =sHnals
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CLUB TAVERN WINS

The Club Tavern team defeated
the X st Recreation team. 2703
TO 1864. on the Auburn alleys last
weekend No handicap was al
lowed
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CoNII>G HIGH MAN

Team No. beat team No. by
a score OF 1868 to a4s last night
at the X st. Recreation alleys In
match in which each team used
only three players.
The teams were representing
the A. o. L. W L. Cowlng. of
team No 2. WAS high scorer with
a total Of ass
Other totals were: Team No. I
Eric Olson. $50. V. Nicholson.
277: Harold Arnosen. 32l. Team
No Ernie Olson, 43s. and Ted
Geish. 345.
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DOT BILE CHECK

AL instances of rem uneration
Will be checked and dou 9le-eheek-
ed by me To trace IA sgalties, ="
Anterior declared.
This conference, as IL has
been doing for the M three
years. Is trying TO lo Oh at the
situation of athle Ia very
frankly. We know wt,.ire TAX
Ing stand which ny many
will he considered radical.
Boys are entitled. We ] believe,
To compensation for thu r out
of-pocket' expenses fec play
ing In the Rose Bowl game.
realize that unless the mean
ing is properly en- 'trued,
there might be con VII lerable
adverse comment
The "under-cover m n tner" 10
which Atherton referroI appar-
entity was the practice IA players
"scalpinen tickets to tn g game tc
friendly alumni for humping
sums.
The athletes will cosa niue to
receive six complimentary tickets
each TO the Rose Bowl ga me. and
faculty representatives il structed
graduate managers to "n axe ar
rangements' TO proven; these
c o m p j m n I a les frus n being
scalped.
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kh1 81 Merchants league
KAY 81 Club 1881 a Heinz
Florist 25ai "a. high game q
Cozza 2ls; high series p schawb
500
Peterman Of Tacoma 24sa "a. X
Sine Club 24B9 -. high game q
Collins 223. series Collins ST.
Washington Hand Ldry. 2477 81.
Hans johnson Dept. Store 1850 IL
high gams Dessen 200. series D
Longer 400
Balls Ben Franklin Store 1853 90
Pine Cafe 25Bs a. high game J
Aarsno lee. series kliese SO
Pr Ridge Guernsey 1890 81. Craig
a Sons Hdw 2sss IL. high game
Mcdonald isp. series Z CraIs S2e
Johnnf's Tavern 2si0 a. johnson
Candg Co. 244a a. high ssms.
Kendzier Dos. series Ksndzlsr 557
Never Drug Co 22as ~. Pioneer
Market 2sis "a. high game KanzIer
lss series Bslcomb 4ss. Miller 4s3
SIXTH atT TANIRS ITssII
West End 1924 %. pine s. zss9
Isg nigh sefles MalsskeY SIC
Canales 24ss -. The Spot zi7s
fol high single game z Wsrtsf
1T high series " Hudson $50
CaseYs 2s07 ~ the Loop 2472 "a
high single game " A MoCuliey
1913 high series " a MeCulieY so
Sixth Ave. Business Women =
league
orumbllnss 1881 a.: Burpe..
BoTsiolo ia. high ssriss Marion
Borgiolo 432
Sixth Ave- Salon q. Baauf 1880 a.
etute.msns Drug 1878 10 hlKn
single game p Mcintyre Is5 high
series Y MCINTYRE SIC
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Bill MeAllister rolled 200. Ia
and $50 10 register 56s for one
of the evenings good marks. Otto
Marth opened his series with nice
POS game and finished with h16.
Best trundling by the women
bowlers of the Industrial league
was turned in by Mae knight, an
ehor lady for Turf. who rolled $50.
lis and lac. for a 504 total. Totem
Stores won three from 3sth Street
Boosters. Ray Printers Won three
from Gas Company. and Broadway
alleys Won four from Wheeler
Osgood The first half closes with
next Mondays matches.
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Nomenk Free Time laasus
The Womena Pre- Tine league
bowed again Monday afternoon On
the Coliseum alleys EIuRs Place
Nss high 1888. giving them third
place IN the faes Erma Ia 0Tippa
bowling on Connies Beauty SHOP
team boUisd high single game "a
ard also hizh three gamss So
Connsss Beauty Shop 10 ktnE e
Place - Flos Beauty Shop 81
Stadium De Works ID
VI. =. eoiIsTIH
HlEh three game ssfiss fzh8efn -
Yennors. Iss Iss i7s-s72 slauEh-
tsf Of Esnmort 80 80 100
Eesfnahds I472 20 Kenmore 1928
q coidspot $40 -. Commander
1863 10
TaGIFs. ITAGIr
- Miller shof NJ hiEh thrss Fsms
vie as ntEht a. 10 20. hsan4
81 ITs lsi-s4s
Hlsh eBd sores - 0at Bloom -
Hammond Yleef al ~ Clement
A. >, Hsnspana Eisef. ~. ard p
WzhIaYs u Nsrrlck 4 Rae zio
Bsrs6 Tavern z54s - l8sninsr
ziBa 10. Aseet Pet zs7D IL.
sslcen's 7sss - nsEnsns clgtn
2425 -. Teds Place zz7z 10 ksF-
rleE K Pace ASA IL Hammond
Rlect. 2eIs 81 vienna Cabaret
24s6 90 oolden Ass z7si 81 Turf
Smoke shop 24as ~ Eagies Nc 2
z47z a. Eagiss 10. ! 1888 u. IoE-
stsd Furn 1ti2 "a
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Bowling

Broadway alley heNisrs plugged
TIE had rin regularly n league
plsy Monday nisht and turned IN
: hatch - high single games and
totals Il starr of IRE current
wreck
Pred hin. anchor man and
captain Of The sas Company
tram. relied as In the Indus
trial league for the he<i score
Of the evening. HIS sss. and
like score h, Elli. Hunherrer.
~. the high single Esnse 81
ne two broadway Monday
leagues.
Walter Sehroeder. anchor nan
for Pat a Mikes. wss The brilliant
star Of the matches of the knights
q Columbus league Winding N
= fine evening Of pin work With =
22a game. his score scared 10 so
a new record IN the Casey circuit
for the season.
Pat a Mike howlers vent home
very much Al ease They rolled
7sos for = new team record for the
season. won the weekly cash priKe
for the high total. captured four
points from Aallon Motors IN an
important match and went into
first place by tWo-point margin.
with only ore week 81 play re
naming in the first half.
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Rooms Thoren. Csntral-smith 80
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sof 81 l4ftnzsssn a. fBsIfsHs
isysns ~ shsanan ~
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III Els WIN

FUELS WIN
Fuel OIL Service wen three from
Farm Maid Ice Cream. and Frank
Fox Tires won three from Center
Street Service. High among the
nights scores was the 80 turned
in by George Roscoyich.
Turf smoke shop ladies
elinched second place In the
first half standings of The In
dustrial league by winning
four points from Tacoma Tow
81 supply. Broadwa, Sport
Center. first half champion.
rolled well Ia take three point.
from Bert's Mems Wear.
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Dec. Is TO Jcn, !
Rs,urn Limit Innuen

Examples Of
Round Trip Holiday "a 'es
from TACOMA
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Canadians 10 Vote
On Liberal Policy

OTTAWA 49, Nearly $500 900
Canadians vote Tuesday in support
or condemnation Of Canada war
effort as directed by the Liberal
party regime Of Prime Minister
William Lyon Mackenzie King
The election was called BY King
after a three-hour session Of par
lament Jan Is. the first session
after the declaration Of war King
dissolved parliament and an
nounced that 'in view OF recent
attacks directed against this gov
eminent. q mandate from the peo-
pie IL deemed necessary
Premier Mitchell Hepburn Of
Ontario has accused the govern
ment Of spungiing the war effort. %
and got the provincial legislature
10 pas a resolution 20 that effect.
The Liberal party seeks tia sixth
term IN power.
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Tseona proved one ~ the fsN
spots on ths American map where
Easter ~satnsr VAS All that Easter
weather should BE-. and from ihs
various sunrise services on through
ihs dag. thousands upon thousands
Of TAeomans 81 All ages made the
most q ~
Hundreds Ssfs turned away
from tls@ Tsmpis lhs4tsr services.
downtown dawn program planned
against the possibility u Disagree
sbls Nsstbsf here u Sas ssti-
mated fully 1000 more than ca
iaasssd ths seating fs1liiitss. thoTs
uho couldn't a. n slthsl ssi 10
iContlnusd On Page 2. Column ~
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Housing Talk
Given Council
Jesse Epstein OF
Seottle Speaker

Federal iow-coa housing prob
ectx financed under the y n
Housing administration are first
and foremost business PROPOSE
ton Jesse Epstein. u. Of W
sociology professor and housing
expert told the city council and
It's audience Monday.
Epstein outlined to the council
the results 20 far Of the two-year
Old project in Seattle which now
has been brought 10 the blue
print" stage. with a site selected
for the first big development and
plans and specifications being
drawn for the first units row
houses. apartments. etc.
His visit 20 Tacoma vas out
growth Of insistsncs BY local Work
CONTINUED on Page 5. Column 81
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Mrs. Roosevelt
10 Visit State
WASHINGTON Mrs.

WASHINGTON Mrs. Franklin
b. Roosevelt will leave Tuesday
Tor the west coast and may visit
migrant workers camp in Cali
fornia.
Going first to New York City,
! he will fly from there to Seattle,
Wash. TO visit her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. John Boet-
|iger, and their children. She will
hen make a lecture tour IN the
vest and hopes to visit a gov
krnment camp for migratory
workers in California
Unless the weather prevents
f1ying. she will attend the meet
ng o. the Southern conference on
Human Welfare in Chattanooga,
renn, on April IS. She will re-
urn TO Washington April Is.
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Garageman
Loses $50 10
Armed Thug
9Th Ave. Service
Sloiion Robbed
In Night Asiock

roises thscakheas me city wae
day pressed huns fas tnuxn AnA
hasinsssliss xunmsa whe hstd ~
= s2fsssmsn sna rebh~a HIN -
80 sunday slshs
uffseess wsss sTm=a wssh ~
uFirslan NJ the b~nsilt ard warned
IL sppse~sh hsm wsth sautinu. -
he ~. hssnasa : ~asaxsssus sas-
tasssf
~fhts y . <ttekue 80 ase1
fssi sF~0e<. IT, bns<ss set1
tl~sssvc nlssta. ~sse~a~ns a
ne NE ~sx ~<vss<s. a412 On
ave. ~ss~~.~~ me~~ k~1st-
nr.~.~
Keeping Hln@Fa covered wtfh :
shiny fsyaisss. hs ta<sssi : r~res
sack II hls ssstsns.
VIA u me- ~ er1rsea.
After HlnAfsi sinpslsd Ire tsllsa
sausents luse she has ard hsssea
n "a the xHnu4an. the bandit
backed aut shs fFaHE aeas. tssne.i.
snd fled Ne Fsa - IN alley 10
ths rear ~ shs plsss.
nssssd wss .ies< ~ Ne sas-
as ~hss th< xssssass ~stssr1
shaaf slse D ~. sawa&s. ~
WA st~salNa neHs IN essh
register vines ihs speH sspG1<N-
b sppees~& ssd lssnsssA ~
xss ises M vles. with - 30
Iipsisaxsr~.
reliss pfewi ear squads sesSshe1
th< eth sssHus assifles IN = fruit
less ssafrh Ter ths assnmxn. ~
aefih~sf ~ khosfl ~. wsiHkinG
shout isu. ana ssandinG . fset.
. inches Ne were gray pxnts :
dark coat, and had : hsi paslsa
lass over his eyes.
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Sun S Bombardment ofEarth
Disrupts Communications

NEW YORK - The suns bonn
OF the earth diminished
IN its fury Monday and the affairs
Of I ny man returned 70 normal
The xun used. not explosives. but
electrical impulses. and waa fling
ing them through % $50 900 miles
Of space at iis satellite. the earth.
A. : result communications
~ the earth were disrupted.
continents had but the feeblest
contact nj the height Of the
bonabArdment. cities lost con-
tart The news of Eursps's
war 10 the Americas sAs slow
ed and the man IN New York
CITY couldn't wish his mother
In Omaha. Aeb., n happy EAs-
ter.
Tie bombardment wAs mOst fu-
riOus between 10 a ~. ard y. "a.
sunday when there ~as practically
a total bisnkstinE out u domestic
ieiepbons, telegraph and radio com
muDiestlons and Of intsr-eontinsnt
wireless communication. TIE ca
bies. TOO. were oisnlpisd Eariy
Monday. the ocean wireless Atlil
sputtersd with heavy static which
made its messages almost iInpos-
Ebls u read.
EngInssrs Of the American
relephoas sad TeieGrAph Co.
operators Of m largest - stem
81 lssA ~sss. sDsaa sse~H Hs<h- /.
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Trade Pact
Extension
Fight Starts
Bottle Is Opened
BY Sen. Harrison:
Passage Forecast

WASHINGTON Chairman Pat
Harrison Of the senate finance
committee Monday advocated ex-
tension Of the reciprocal trade
agreements program as a beacon
light" to guide warning European
nations back to channels Of peace
and trade.
Opening the senate fight over
a three-year extension Of the pro-
gram, Harrison described the
agreements as the greatest in
fluenoen to promotion Of 'ra-
tionaln international trade and the
maintenance Of peace.
Administration leaders WERE
confident that the senate
would vote by q small but
safe margin 20 extend the
trade agreement law In the
form Secretary OF state Cor
deli Hull wants IL.
Harrison denounced as spur
ious" arguments that helligerent
nations viii flood the United
States with eheaply made goods
at the close OF the present war
and thus bring about necessity
for higher American tariff rates.
Instead, he declared. the
Increased production that viii
result should be met with .
sane" trade policy.
Anticipating Republican srgu-
ments against the reciprocal
trade program, Harrison said the
policy Us not OF Democratic
origin"
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Double Murder
Probe Begins
Bodies OF Victims
Found Neor Everett

EVERETT. Wash. A double
murder investigation was pursued
Monday by Officers Who iats sun.
day found thu badly ~ Alfred
Allsnson. ~. ~ nesesia. Cal. thfes
DAYS after discovery n a cpms
panion'r body In woods near
Arlington.
Aniopalsa we're begun on bodies
Of Allsnson and Cyril I,ouis Abeis
"A. Taft. Cat. whose death FIRST
was termed suicide.
piece. II n.h net wsss
ssnna arsaaa theif ssfks.
aaa AIiss.sa's hsaa had
Beea crushed ffssn bsbina.
gsssnss wiIiiasn .. wsEass
said the ws.a had bess dead
slner s.ssnhef.
Ths 1899 Chevrolet they dross
mere while working their gay ~
tins eosst was missing and Money
they we're bsllsTsd carrying sse
not found.
Thry left Gsiifefala 10
July. igss. and ls@i esmmsssin
Gated sish relative. fsssa
salsa. Orr. 10 oessbss, wssa
tiss said thsy wsSs zsiaE ~
seTh ssfh farther sssih.
Three broibsrs u Absls were
reaponelbis for ths 9sw ialsi
Modified u cyriia Suicide" thsyl
asAad offlcsfa to inysatigass fur
thsf and loft for hers Al oDes
They usfs Nith Dfflssfs Nhu
fouasi Ailsnaons body.
Sheriff Ray Ryan said ths men
apparently had ben tFtiaasd shs1
iaksa into the words. killed sns
fonbsa.
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Start North
To Base Here
Hamilton Field
Men to McChord
HAMILTON FIELD. Gal. First

HAMILTON FIELD. Cal First
Of the Hamilton field personnel
assigned to the new air base at
McChord field. Tacoma. departed
Monday by rail and private auto
mobile.
Under the command Of Mai.
Raymond Morrison, commanding
officer, 10th Headquarters and Air
Base squadron. 75 enlisted men
will form the advance guard and
prepare the new field for the re-
naming 800 officers and men Of
the 10th squadron, who will arrive
before June 80.
A small group. numbering three
trucks, left Hamilton field on
March 81.
The squadron viii be differed
by Hamilton field officers
Two of the younger officers,
Leuts. W. II. Cleveland and
4. ". breenlng, are native Ia
comans. whose families have
resided there for many years.
Lieut.. Cleveland will be squad
ron adJutant. supply officer. and
public relations officer
Lieut.. Greening will be base and
squadron operations officer.
Others accompanying are Lieut.
r. S. Morse. mess officer. Lieut.
F. d. Sharp. assistant squadron
adjutant. supply officer and chem
ical warfare officer: Maj Thad
Foster, supply officer. Capt 7 NJ
Boien. engineering officer, and
Capt. C. + Gilger.
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Red Card Bears
Name Of F. D. R.

Hssufsnr0s Ths Dies eoe-
mites. aasssiealnx : seIf.assesibsI
Communist party msnbsr. dss-
eiossa MONDAY that soneons enes
aad masis ssa commsaiss party
card sigh ihs name ~ vFsaaAlsa
u. Roosevelt
white hease Secretary stsphea
r kaftg. Nhsn tets II sas asssl
epasens. said
IA 10 tee ally ~ t@lk
@s-sssi. I .sa ssrs sesss asssas
s.ss ~ th~ eeasailfes Dlii go
ah.l ih~ aassiisa n ths e.sa
!. sl~assa - b~fess fh~ sif-
49,. = sseisea. n esanet -
aayfbinK ts.< Eh4n fefKsft~
TIE card sa4 found % pozae&-
ssoa u Jamss u. p0ieen ~ Pitts
1afgh. Hhe wea eAiiea hAfess an
4nsxpse tna e0samlgte@ seaalon
when u sse displayed psfors ths
eosnmlttss. he aentsq. hpNsFefi
th4f q vas his property.
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Ing that had disrupted the
system ~ mssch. Telegraph
eompanle. were unable "a sesd
thousands Of Faster messages
for hours.
The minute place ~ Earth in the
cosmie scheme was sst forth BY
scientists There Was disturb
snes. . tornado on the surface
~ the sIn TINS was manifest ~
the appearances u spots on tns
suns surface Electrical impulses
were Sent hurting through space
They never reached ihs earth. but
rs DETECTED BY the sarth's at
mosphsrs sons 70 niles away. 20
the north ard south poles.
The effect u the collision u the
impulses with ths stmosphsfs Nas
~ Eefanbls the man made slsctri-
cal impulses travelling through the
atmosphsfe. Radio signals bscams
a foarlnE static Long distance
tslephsns lines wsrs koaosd with
unpsnsfrabie noise. a eaasnic. un-
seen operator worked sloaEsids tbs
earthly operators o. tslsgraph
lines and the tslstyps circuits q
preas associations. police depart
msnts. sirportH and railroads. add
ing meaningless Impulses that
made me work 81 ths earthly op-
orators harsh
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Nazis Shoot Down
French Army Plane

BERLIN Tfss nigh command
asserted W = e0mmsniaiss Mon
day that 0srman pursuit plsnsE
had sfsol down = French reeon-
naisssaes plane II a. asfiai flght
near sNslbf5eexen On ths western
front German planes recon
ndstersd over France y as noted.
IRE front generally wa qsast
Il Ha4 sad.
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Court Fovors BioH

CHIC AGO Chief Justice John
PTystalsk Of criminal court Mon
day granted William Bioff. vest
coast theatrical union leader.
tgo-Weellz stay o. return 70 Jail
On an 1s-year-Old psnosr con
vietion u allow additional time
for an 1ppesi ~ ne Etsse supreme
enAart.
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Sinking Of z
Enemy Boats
Protested
English Worships
Will Operate in
Neutral Territory
BULLETINS

Neutrality-suspicious. nav
al forces were reported by reli-
able Scandinavian sources Mon
day TO be clamping tight
blockade across Germany's ship
ping lanes from the North sea
into the Baltic sea.
PARIS-A war office spokes-
man asserted Monday that al
lied warships had challenged
two German steamships. laden
with Swedish ore. off the Dan
ish coast with the result that
one had been scuttled and one
sunk.
Ut was not clear whether one
Of these ships was the Heddern-
helm, torpedoed by a British
submarine and reported 10 have
been carrying ore. The German
steamship Edmund Hugo Stln-
mes ", sunk off Denmark, was
carrying coal intended for Nor
way
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-26
Public Opinion
Poll Tuesday

In order TO obtain the
very last minute figures on
its poll of republican presi-
dental candidates and
their chances in the middle
west. the usual Monday
publication Of the Public
Opinion Poll has been post
poned until Tues d a y.
Watch for tomorr0w's IN
teresting survey on how
COP opinion hangs in bal
anoe in the midwest.