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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-03-29

HELENA-No World war veteraI
will be enrolled in the CCC duril
April, DR.. H. C. Watts, manager of Il
Veterans administration here al
nounced, due to the fact that the ne
appropriation enforces a reduction
the number of camps.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-01-04
Gun Club Buys Rifle;
To Elect Soon

just two days before Chri stmas, the Gun Club pur-
chased its first .22 ca1ibre target rifle. It has
taken time to gather the $25 we'd, this
purchase represents the cooperative effort of all 20
members of the group. The gun is for the of the
members of the club only.
The Hrcarm referred to is Winchester Eodel IS.
The gun is chambered for long ri f1e tridges only
weighs approximately pounds, 10 ounces; is bolt
action with speed lock;i provided with Winchester
oA telescope height front sight With post aper-
ture sight inserts ;has the Winchester 84A exte
sion peep sight wi tn qua ter minute clicks
wndage and elevation; ;contains five-shot magazines
bears the Army type leather sling strap; and has
adjustable sling swivel base. ALI this may sound
technical to some-but to shooters, it is "talking
turkey".
The club Will buy another such rifle as
the money be accumulated from fees, dues, and
the very slight profit is derived from anuni-
tion sales. Tha the next purchase may be one of
the Colt "!oodsman" pistols Eventually, the group
hopes to own several of the CHER priced target
arms, but in the meantime the rifles planned for at
the present entirely adequate for shooting on
the Greenbelt range.
The first official annual meeting of the Green
belt Gun Club Will be held within the next two weeks
and all members Will notified of the time by mail.
This meeting is for the election of officers the
planning Of the spring program of instruction and
shooting.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-01-04
ANOTHER FIRST

Tith the birth of eight pound baby boy to Mr..
and Mrs. John Mach Of 43-c Ridge Road this unit
boasts of the first Baseball Nine in Greenbelt. Mrs.
Nach birth to the baby pitcher December p,
at Sibley Hospital in Washington. 43 Unit also has
three girl cheer leaders, Ann Marie and Mary Lou Gull
iney and Jean Annette Mach. The team is composed of
Edward and Brian Blum, Bart and Jackie Mcdonald,
and Stapler Shields, Tin and Tom Murphy, and the
addition, William Chapman Zach.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-01-04
REP QUINTET HOST TO CLARKiS CLUB

The Greenbelt Athletic Club Representative Bas-
ketball team will play their first game of the New
Year this Saturday night, January g., 1910, at the
local School Gym against good Clark's Club Quin-
tet. The game will start inmedi ately after a pre-
liminary game, which Will be between the Barney
Neihborhood House team and the Greenbe1t Boys Club
Five. The time for the first game will be 7:3O PM
The Greenbe1t Reps far this season, have
out top in five out of games played, 80
they will be shooting for their sixth victory. This
will be the first game for the Boys Club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
F. D. Secretary
Visits Seattle

SEATTLE 49, President kooss
vsits press secretary. stephen 7
Fairy. left FOR Minneapolis Friday
aboard . plane aftsr an overnight
visit with the prrnldsni'.. son.in.
lsz and daughter. NJ and Mr.
John BosttlEsr Esuy hsN here
from san francisco. where ns 49,
; guest u fhs National Association
Of Bfusdcastsfs convention.
President Roosevelt ziii be -
elected ~bsyond sny dOu0t. Early
said
Asked hoN he thought the Espss-
iiesn presidential nominss. Wendell
Wllkls would fare 81 the polls
the secretary said b. would rather
let wiuklss man ansNsr that
question
gssIy gladly commented sa
wilihis's ssgEsstiea thai fed
efaf Officials nst their flnsas
elal ass~ts upon catering and
leaving office.
M BY any aeeidssf wssdsii
HiIIkls should 70 iDis The gov
esansst. he ~ooid b. . poorer
ass shea ~ lift a." EzfiS
said. Mad yeu, ! did not say
N he l. sisetsd'."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Division Review
Saturday al z

CAMP MURRAY - AsI Gen.
John , Williams. chief Of the M.
tlonal guard bureau In Washing
ton. u. G.. wlll b. In the rsvisNiaE
stand for the review 81 the .ist
division h. DO held al FORT Leafs
At 2 . m. saturday
ten. George A. white. division
commander. announced definitely
that Gen Williams would DO here
along ~ith a. Gen John l. he
viii. 9th Corps area commander
and GOV Clarence q. nsItin II
Washington and Gov. Charles A
spfsgus ~ Oregon
Definite information that sgv
= A Botiolfssn - fdsho ss,1ld
not b. here ass received ~ Gen
White Thursday. bit u 49, slili
hoped Gov Roy 4 AYfss Of Non
iana. whose troops are sneampsd
here and sfii march IN ths 70
Viss, would attend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Ambassador Cudahy
Rebuked. Called Home

Asbis TON Pfsslsisai
Roo Tsit FRIDAY ordered John csid-
any. American snta ssadof 10 Bsi.
gum. fseaiiss 70 tbs Uaifsa states
Immediately fer consultation.
Orders for his return - ths
United states oDineidsd sifh a pub
d. fsDuks 10 Cudahy ~ Acting
Secretary Of State sumner wsiiss
because u views expressed - cad-
any ia = recent nswapapsr inter
sisn in London.
Welisa said the Interview Nas
given In violation % standing IN
stnuctions Of the depart msnt u
state. and certain % tns views
expressed BY the amnaas1dor are
not 70 he construed a. representing
the News Of thls goySfnmenL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
100 Planes Bomb
Chinese Capital
IlffNa


a fleet Of 100 Jspans.s planes
bombed chunEkinE, Chinese espi.
tai Friday. causing an estimated
ioss 81 600 casualties. principally
among civilians Nh9 failed 10 sssk
shelter IN dDEouis.
The Jspsnsss raiders dropped IN.
esndiafY bombs. Shleh 81 fire to
sit sfsaa within ira asllssi city
The modern sDysfUs 90 ths south
bauh ~ the YanEtzs river aad %
iis north bank u ths chlslinE slso
Nsfs
The American Hsthaaist alsalDn
middle sehesoi sas badly dana 81
ard ths physies building 49, d.
sifoYsd Flrss broke oaf On ths
south bank - the foreign afsa.
where tn American embassy =
heated The compound u the
hmsrissn hsihodiaf hiAsiau MD.
die school suffered ~ direct hiis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10

Stimson said the chief stumb-
ling block was the lack of a
satisfactory amortization pro-
gram. whereby plane manufac-
turers would receive tax conces-
sions for plant expansion costs.
His disclosure Of the IS
plane order jolted members Of
the joint congressional tax
committee, which had invited
him TO testify on the pending
excess profits tax bill which
contains provisions for amor
tization.
stimson said amortization plans
were vitality important TO ex-
pansion of airplane production,
and launched into a discussion of
President Roosevelts recommen-
dations for increasing Americas
air strength.
Recounting the huge sppropria-
tions, he said:
In other words. congress made
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Secretary Sees
Huge Deficit

WASHINGTON - Secretary Of
the Treasury Henry Morgenthsu
Jr.. today forecast a record peace
time deficit OF approximately S.
700. 0oo. 600. and urged congress to
increase government revenue by
enaeting Immediately an excess
profits tax.
norgenthau was the first wit
ness before the house ways and
means committee in general
hearing on excess profits taxation.
Less than two months ago con-
gress enacted a special tar bill
increasing hundreds OF nuissncs.
income. inheritance. and other
levles to finance the gigantic re-
armament program. There are
several bills pending In congress
for drastic taxation OF excess
profits made on government arms
orders.
Estimating reoeipts for the
current fiscal year nj x6,ss7.-
o00. Zoo. the secretary pre-
dicfod total expenditures prob
ably would exceed sJz,009,-
000. 900.
Accordingly. II 10 desirable % he
said. mot only 10 provide for
changes In the period OF smortiza-
ton on war facilities. and for the
suspension Of the present profit
limitation on certain army and
navy contracts. but also to enact
an excess profits tsx that will pro-
vide additional revenue without re-
strieting the productive activity
necessary for defense
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Is Are Seeking
Vic Meyers Job

OLYMPIA-Time for filing for
the September 10 primary neared
a close today with record-break-
ing number of 19 persons already
out for lieutenant governor. Sec
rotary of State Belle Reeves re-
ported.
When deadline Is reached Sat
srday noon. Lieut.. Gov. Victor
Meyers is expected to have score
or more of opponents on the blan-
ket ballot. Up to today there were
six Democrats. including Meyers,
In the running and Is Republicans.
-Four years ago ID filed in both
parties.
Latest entries in the lieutenant
governor race, which costs only
s12 in filing fees, were Chester
Chastek and George Davis. OF
Seattle. and Charles F. Sigrist,
Enumclaw, all Republicans.
Fred J. Wettrick, Seattle, filed
for the Republican nomination for
congressman from the first dis
trict. Fred c. Becker. Seattle,
filed to run for Republican choice
for insurance commissioner.
Z. Henry Poe. Seattle. Repubh-
can. filed for land commissioner.
John A Gallstly. Wenatchee,
who was the Republican NOMINEES
for governor in 1882. filed Friday
10 run for land commissioner on
the Republican ticket Also out
for that nomination is Earl c.
Douglas. Seattle, who filed Friday
Leo Yarnall. Seattle. democrat
filed for secretary Of state.
Payson Peterson, Snohomish
filed for congressman. Second dis
trict. republican.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
People in
The News

George l. Armour. New York,
president of Aniline Products cor
poration. predicted today that
Hollywood would become the style
center of the world because Paris
now seems to be out of the pic
ture." -.
Republican Presidential Candi-
date Wendell l. Wilikie relaxed In
his hotel suite today in Colorado
Springs, Colo, putting the finish
ing touches on his acceptance
speech. to be delivered at Elwood.
Ind, Aug. IL ..
Eleanor Jarman, 80. known as
the blond tigress" because she
once kicked dying man in the
face, eluded a posse today that
beat through cornfield near
Oakdale. Ill, reformatory for
women. The murderess fed the
reformstory last night =.
Camilla Connors southworth,
80. New York authoress and Hugh
Livingston Thomas, So, Salt Lake
City, Utah. broker. were married
yesterday in Las Vegas
Gertrude Breen, sister OF juvenile
actor Bobby Breen. and David
Licker, Los Angeles attorney. were
married yesterday in Los Vegas
after Miss Breen obtained a
divorce from Harry Imam on
cruelty charges
The Duke and Duchess Of Wind
sor had three Germans for fellow
passengers aboard the American
export liner Excalibur to Ber-
muda, and the British authorities
permitted the Nazis to proceed to
New York unmolested
Ralph Willard, 30. started q
three-month Jail sentence tods y
after being convicted in Rochester,
n. H.. under an old statute OF
tickling the feet Of a minor
without her consent"
A statement of John Cudahy,
United States ambassador 10 Bel
GUM. that history viii justify the
capitulstion OF King Leopold will
be carried TO the floor Of the
British house Of commons Tues
day by Robert A. Garry, conservs-
tive
John keho~sl<i. S. nursed bunpa
and bruises today IN Worcester
Mass. because the cavalry failed
10 arrive in the nick Of time He
was playing Indian and his play
mates tied him TO the rear bumper
Of a car. The owner drove of
without noticing he was there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Overcome by Heat;
81 Again in Tacoma

Tacoma had a maximum Of 81
degrees Thursday for the second
time this week.
John Finnegsn. 81. Of 1884 Fsw-
cett ave. was taken to the county
hospital after be had been over
come by heat while walking IN
Oakland addition. He was able
to return home later in the day.
There was rain along the coast
Of Washington during the night,
Tstoosh having 90 inch.
A few sprinkles also were re-
ported at Dash Point.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10

available TO the army during the
month of June approximately
s4oo. 0oo. 900 for airplanes. engines
and accessories Yet, today,
almost seven weeks later, we have
been able to sign contracts for
the construction of but 80 planes
of the 1000 and more for which
these appropriations were made. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
F. D. Re-Assures
American Troops

HYDE PARK. ~. Y.-Presidsnt
Roosevelt gave his assurances To-
day that the chances are 100 10 !
against American regular troops
or national gusrosmen ever being
assigned 10 active service outside
Of the continental United States Or
It's possessons
The president gave q prens con-
ference waning. however. that re-
strietions On the national guard
biii. such ss we're rejected by the
senate yesterday. might impose
temporary parslyzing barriers on
the foreign policy Of the United
States - some time Of great
emergency.
Roosevelt was commenting on
the bill. passed II TO BY the
senate yesterday. empowering him
10 call the national guard and the
reserves into federal service and
assign them 10 any part Of the
entire western hemisphere.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Pray for Peace Sept. 8,
Roosevelt Tells Nation

HYDE PARK. N. Y.-President
Roosevelt ThUrsdsy called On
Americans TO unite Sept In
prayer for world peses, bat re-
minded that the government IL
rushing oefenses 70 protect Amer
iez's heritage Of freedom.
BY proclamation. Roosevelt
fixed Sept. Q a. q day Of prayer
Tor az enduring peace, both At
home and abroad, and for strength
70 make Americans firm IN the
defense Of Their heritage
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Disabling Peppermint
Crop al Kennewick

kESSEWiCk. Wash Eight
stills Al RiehisBd Friday began
alstillation o. a record peppermint
crop from 400 acres. averaging so
To 90 pounds OF OIL per acre. The
acreage xss twice that Of last
year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Compulsory Military
Service Due in Mexico

MEXICO CITY-A Compulsory
military service bill was approved
by the chamber Of deputies early
today and sent to the senate.
where final passage was believed
certain within a few days.
Under the bill. males from is 10
IS years inclusive are subject to
st least one year Of military serv-
ice effective January l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10

Wallace Will Accept
AL Des Moines Aug. Is

HYDE PARK. -. Y.-Preaident
Roosevelt revealed today that
Secretary Of Agriculture Henry
A. Wallace viii accept the Demo-
cratic vice presidential nomination
II notification ceremonies At Des
Molnss. Iowa. Aug. 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10

WILBUR. Wash--Ed Hirsec. n,
Spokane. was found lying shot
through the heart IS miles from
here late Thursday. Officers said
they believed he had committed
suicide.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
THE WHITE MAN RETREATS
SHANGHAI

.SHANGHAI-"W sr-
peef and hope that other
troops wiH withdrom,' a
japanese embossv spokes-
man said today mHen IN
formed Great Britain had
ordered withdrawal Of ia
troops from Shanghai and
northern China.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
AnEHICAs LEAGUE

PHILADELPHIA. 900 900 oeo-o ,
New York 900 81 00s--z o
Babich. Hsusasr 90 and Hayes
Huffing. sundra 80 and ftoraf.
Detroit AZ chicago, night game
cIevsland.st LOUIS. night game
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
BASEBALL
FINALS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

~ FFFTEFFF EFEFE"''
H,ooLI.u 600 900 nln@@l q
uosion 00O Ooa 0oo-=n !
wyatt and Phelps. Erickson
and Hsrrss. hssl 90.
Chicago At Pit,sbafgh. night
game.
81 Louis At Cincinnati. night
game.
New York ~ Philadelphia Nlil
be played - part doublshsadsf
Aug. II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10

Ne condemned the present
state standardization. ssd .s,a
the state shsaid h. able - d
~teie~ the lsh" feF the ns.ass
nov spent. Hi. msla targets
were the s.eial sesusltf de-
psftmsat aud Tho department.
IT isher sad Industry.
ia dossa't make SENSE he
said. ito promise ~ pss mere
pension. aud 81 ~. same ilss
cut Issss." In what sss taken
.. = slap ~ -..dlda.e. ~ss
have se~a sttsshias the sales
tai aud ~ tho same tin,e al
sesatinE hiEhss old sss pea
SLAMS.
= am here Co tell ysa thsr.
win he mare me.sy for these
service. asiy ~ The affair. 81
the state are property sdmais-
lstsf.si"
The mayor ~as Ia return I
Seattle by plane Friday aftsfn"of
lie spent the morning e"afsfrin
with Republican leaders here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy tonight, Sunday.
Temperatures: High, 81; Iow. S..
Sun rise<, q m; sets, 7ss0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Only 80 Planes Contracted
For, Shocked Solons Learn

WASHINGTON of War Henry stmson told
Friday that the able
80 1000 planes provided billion
dnllar de fensen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
.Burgunder
Admits Guilt,
Then Dies
Ex-Seottle Youth
Executed for
Desert Murder

FIoRENCE. Arix.--Robert
Burgunder. brilliant young student.
was executed today in state prison
lethal gas chamber for the MUIR
der Of Jack Peterson. Phoenix.
Ariz.. automobile salesman.
He Was taken from the death
cell = few minutes before a. m.
and led To the gas chamber He
wore a pair OF white shorts. no
socks and black oxfords His
dark hair was plastered tightly
to his head and parted on the left
side. He chewed gum vigorously.
A physician placed a stethoscope
on his chest and he was placed In
the chamber. He was asked:
did you kili Peterson and
fEilis) koury yourself, or did
You have an sccomplice
II killed them both" he re-
pied. quietly. adding 'yea
know I've never made . real
attempt TO defend myself
The door to the chamber was
sealed at Sol a. m. and the
physician. standing outside. listen
ed through the stethoscope. At
sos the pellets were dropped into
the acid.
CHAPLAIN HAS PRAISE
Burgunder chewed the gum
furiously until the first Whit of
prussic acid vspor struck his
nostrils. His head remained rigid
and erect for possibly a minute.
Then his jaws stopped moving
and his head slumped to the left
side Of his chest. About three
minutes later he gave violent
jerk. : He was pronounced dead 81
$40.
The prison chaplain. Lambeth
Hancock. who had become a close
friend OF the youth. said he was
very fine"
He couldn't have taken 1t any
better" he said.
CHAMBER CROWDED
The ehaplsin's statement would
have been appreciated by Bur-
gunder because, at the time he
was arrested for the murders, he
said that all he feared was that
Il won't be able to take the
gassing like a man"
The execution room. about IS
feet square and normally equipped
to accommodate 40 persons. was
jammed with at least twice that
many spectators.
Burgunder's confession at the
last minute was a repetition OF
conversation between him and
college classmste, John swesrin-
gen. last night.
DENIES PREMEDITATION
He told swesringen he never
had intended TO Kill the two men,
but one Of them. Peterson, kept
insisting l couldn't get away
with it."
so ! just decided TO kill them
both" the youth told his friend.
The handsome former sophie
more ct Tempe State college ate
his final meal last night with
Chaplain Hancock and Swesrfn-
gen. He apparently enjoyed his
fsvorite fare Of Belgian hare, corn
on the cob and sherbet.
Robert g. Burgunder. sr..
prominent Seattle attorney. Sc
CONTINUED on Page 10. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
CT. Britain
'Surrenders'
In China
Order Troops Out:
However. u. S.
Marines 10 Stay
fRrII.ETiNl

wAsHiNGroN-Ac,iag secre-
tsrs of state sumner welle. i.ds-
Gated to-day that American marine.
nov stationed In shanghai viii
remain there. ~ leas, for the pres
sai. regardless. OF the Britis n
withdrawal
THE WHITE MAN RETREATS
Great Britain waged inereas-
ingiy furious aerial war against
Germany and Italy today. but ere
ated a sensation In the Far East
by ordering withdrawal Of British
troops from China.
Between 1000 and 1000 British
troops at Shanghai, Peiping aud
Tientsin were ordered TO other
Far Eastern posts. repeatedly at
the request" OF Japan.
In the British Isles German air.
planes renewed bombing raids In
almost all parts OF England and
Wales. following unprecedented air
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10

8"AA'H ffHt'fh"f W NbftH HbBHf
ios airplanes 81 both sides we're
reported shot down.
TAkE CARAVAN CENTER
An Italian high command com
munique said today 10 Italian
fighter planes had shot down five
Of a fleet Of "a British fighter
planes. with the loss 81 two Of
their own number. In an air batitls
over the Egyptian frontier.
The communique said that Itai-
ian forces advancing In British
Somalilsnd had occupied the Inn
portaBt camel caravan center Of
Hargeisa. a hub Of desert camel
traffic.
The occupation Of Zeiis. an
nouneed by the Italians yesterday.
Hargeisa. announced today. and
odwsins, was admitted by the
BritIsh.D
q. \. ~ INFORMED
The BRUSH government. en-.
gagged In a life and death struggle
In Europe and In serious dispute
with Japan. Vas understood 70
have decided In prinoipIs on the
troop vithdrswsI about Two
months ago.
II was stated the japanese made
this request" 10 Britain stimuli.
tsnsoIsiy with japanese demands
flsisr scesptsdD for closing of thu
Burma road and otherwise cutting
of supplies 10 the Chinese.
Britain Informed the United
States. which has forces stationed
In Shanghai. Of the decision. but
there yas no indication whether
United states troops would be
available In the future 10 patrol
the British sector Of the inter-
national settlement.
ITALIANS 'rRAPPED-
There are French soldiers and
several hundred Italian troops in
the Shanghai international settle
ment
The Italians would risk capture
BY the British navy n removed.
A Chinese spokesman sald the
British decision 10 wifhdraw as
u minor imporisnes. but IL WAS
smother move In the direction Of
Japanese control Of the settlement.
aARfsEs ARE LETT
II means that Britain. 40 far
as it, military forces on strictly
Chinese soil were concerned. vas
getting out II obtained ia foot
hold In China almost 100 years
ago. In is4s In the opium var"
and fought another war and the
Boxer rebellion 10 hold H.
Left 10 defend foreign interests
are American marines at the three
cities. with the main force st
Shanghai. where they have their
own defense sector In the inter
national concession. ara French
troops. VINO guard the French con
cessions a. Tisntsin and Shanghai.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10
Plea for Unity in State
Voiced by Arthur Langlie
Candidate for Governor Opens His Drive
For Votes With Speech q, Spokone

sfok>>E-Arthur n tAnFs seattle Thursday nEht
launched his campaign Fuh~nstes
with plea unity 10 prohss."
Two thousand persons heard and susisnahcs"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10

battles yesterday In which about
1os airplanes 81 both sides we're
reported shot down.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10

IN III ETTITTTE
I.anKiis said csftain forces
ssfe opposing his nomination. e
he said they had hls slseigsa =
offices IN ssAttis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-10

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