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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-02

COMPLETE STOCK INSECTI-
cides, Pressure Sprayers, busters.
Garden and Farm Tools. T.. w.
Wood & Sons, Seedsmen. 3l7 N.
Front St. Phone 1873.
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2912 MARKET ST, NINE ROOM,
modern home, with two paths and
furnace, together with acres
land, Is offered at very asonaol
price and on good terms; VIII &C
cept other property In traae. II.
r. Wilder. Phone 631.
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GOOD USED RADIOS $4.95
each; others reduced rs to 1919.
Down payment low as $1.0O.
York Co. 119 Market st.
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For Rent. Houses

2O14 WOOLCOTT AVE. S ROOMS
Excellent condition. Apply to
Meares Harriss Phone 1929
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Auiomoiive

SHOWS ESQ sERvICENTER
oouge & Plymouth Sales & Service
ora & Market. Phones 1493-9130
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IS For Rent. Apartments

DESIRABLE UPPER FURNISHED
apartment. Good location. S05 N.
Fourth.
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For Rent. Rooms

TWO FURNISHED BEDROOMS IN
nrivate home, $3.50 per week. Call
at 31O Church. Phone 1928.
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l55 Seeds and Plants

HEALTHY VIRGINIA B BRIGHT
Leaf Tobacco plants for sale.
Write A. H. Ward, Ward Farms,
Bolivia, N. c..
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AZ SOUTH 3RD ST. 8 ROOM UP
stairs Apt. Southwest exposure.
Cool in summer. Fine residential
neighborhood. Garage and water
furnished. Convenient to bus line.
Phone 1880.
Evening star., 1940-12-01
BON DS

BY private wire direct 60 The star
Transactions in Bonds on the New
York Stock Exchange on Saturday,
November 80, 1910.
Evening star., 1940-12-01
G. u R B

Transactions on the New York
Curb Exchange on Saturday. Mo-
vember 80, 1910.
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By private wire direct to The Star.

Stock ana Sales
Dividend Rate. Add 90, High. Low, Close.
Aero SupfB) .55s 6h 6k 6h
Ala Power Of Gl 30s 102ta l02I4 1924
Alum Co Am tee) zoos 1877 1864 1877
Evening star., 1940-12-01

Unit Of trading 10 sharea .--. - -.
Bankruptcy Act securities assumed by such cosnpsnss
On TIE declare
sunustsd Siydsnds ns!a est yssI pees!sd pad e ~
Xsssauass1 SivSeaa: sid = aSe,sscs a; ysss
Evening star., 1940-12-01

In bankruptcy Or receivership or peing
reorsanizsd under the BANKRUPTCY Act or
Rates Of dividends IN the foregoins table
are annual disbursements based on the
iasf auartery or semi-annual declaration.
dividends are not included.
Also Extra or extras Cash or stock.
tis Il. s9o q pald SO far this year. fpsy-
~ Canadian funds, Accumulated div
iSenas Msrs.n Rsid Or & &dsslaisd this year w WITH
IsnSs. Unit III 3rsairs fsns ~ Woo
ohafeei sale6 sFo Gtyea = fssu.
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, camera, when Caroline, IN the dark
blue dress that was spangled with
silver splashes, came through .be
door, followed by the artist. she
clutched a paper in her hand.
Linda, what happened? The pa
per says that Clarabell Alderman
was shot while working at your
desk and the police think the oul-
let was meant for you"
Linda glanced down and saw her
own face, gay and laughing, IN the
paper. Was it possible she ever
had felt that young and carefree?
Irrelevantly she said, where S
Terry" .,
1T doesn't matter. He didn't
come. Are you coming home
now"
mo, Rob's taking me to see
C1arabell's sister-some place IN
The Bronx, I guess it is. Ronnie's-
oh, Caroline, the police think may
be Ronnie did it, and took him
along and they think l might have,
too. It's a nightmare"
THE police are goops, darling,
and the only person who wanted
your scalp is Nina Nevins, unless
it was" Caroline paused, eyes
frightened at the careless words
she almost had uttered.
NO." Linda whispered. She
wouldn't have. Yet there was that
handkerchief wit hthe M in the
corner and the sweet, mild, unfor-
gettable scent that both women
liked.
Rob came then. He had a slicker
waiting for Linda. 1t was many siz-
es too large, but she was grateful
for its shelter. He tucked a rug
around her. Tehn he headed the
car for The Bronx.
His car was long and powerful
and luxurious. namely, for tn is
night was lot a time for trivial
thoughts, Linda wondered if Billie
Anne had been riding in it that
day.
The streets of upper Manhattan
we're dark and deserted. Now and
then a taxicab passed, throwing
water into the air as it struck a
puddle. The subway stations were
bright and a few people came from
them, lowering their heads against
the storm.
There was commotion, though,
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Finals In 4-H Club
Dress Review Planned

Finals in the New Hanover coun-
ty dress review contest for senior
All club girls will be held at 10
o'clock Saturday morning, Septem-
Der 20, at the office Of Miss Ann
Mason, home demonstration agent,
in the customhouse.
Ruth Bostian, of Audubon, and
Dorothy Jones, of East Wilmington.
will compete for the right to enter
the state contests to be held October
4 at the North Carolina State col
lege in Raleigh, Miss Mason said.
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k5I&5EEE7eEM HE{5;gl;HE
,wRrrTrJ FOR AND RELEASED BY CENTRAL PRESS ASSOCIATION:

at the apartment house where the
Alderman sisters lived. Neighbors,
who probably never had spoken to
Clarabell, when she was a thin,
quiet ghost moving among them,
were awake. Women had appeared
in dressing gowns and curler pa.
pers. Cars stood at the curb.
Rob protected Linda from curl.
Gus eyes, but he could not shield
her from the voices.
That's the one," someone said.
That's the girl the bullets
should have got. Good looking
dame. Know her from the news
paper picture. I Ear see why a
body would be jealous of her, but
not this dish-water Alderman
girl"
Linda shivered, remembering
the sprawled figure, with the limp
hands, and the green shade that
was crashed around the bleeding
wound on the girls temple.
She moved closer to Robert.
They found the apartment number
without any trouble. Voices came
from the living room.
Robert lifted the knocker. AL.
most Immediately the door open.
ed
Linda's eyes lost every trace Of
greenness in a consuming dark
ness. The last person she had ex'
pected to find here had responded
to that knocker.
Nina Nevins had opened the
door 4
ITO Re Continuedl
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But Slight Hope
For Span Victim

Little hope was held Wednesday
by attendants at Pierce County
hospital for recovery Of James A.
Kennedy. 2o-year-old motorist, of
1907 so. G St, whose automobile
crashed through the railing OF q
bridge on Ia. saith st. and plunged
100 feet to the bottom Of the
Tacoma Eastern gulch shortly
before midnight Monday.
Hospital attendants said the
youth had not regsined conscious
ness since the time he was brought
to the hospital shortly following
the accident. Physicians reported
Kennedy was suffering from .
fractured skull and serious in
ternsl injuries.
The mishsp occurred a. Kennedy
was driving across the bridge, be-
tween Ia. p and "a. d sits. Police
believe the youth fell asleep AZ
the wheel Of his car. which plunged
from the center OF the span.
After the ear crashed TO the
bottom Of the gulch. a flsee flare
was placed too close 10 the de-
moiisbed machine. causing gssO-
line 70 ignite. Kennedy was ex-
tricsted from the wTeckage after
much difficulty and rushed 70 the
hospital BY police.
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Mrs. Myra Noslsr
Suffers Relapse

Mrs. nyra Nosisr. 30. sho vas
brutality assaulted isst Friday
night by John ~ Ord. A.. fire
man. held IN pisfos County jail oa
charge II first degree murder -
result OF the death ~ Hale y.
aoslsr. ss.ysar-oid rannhsr, WAS
reported Wednesday b. hospital
attendants 10 have suffered . re-
lapse during ths night
Mrs.. Noslsr. VIM was struck on
The brad ~ith sithsr = poker or
= heavy piece ~ wood. and sisot
through the abdomen ny = bullet
from = gun sssertsdiy fired by Ord.
wsx reported 10 h. In = weakened
condition 1T rlsros County hrs
pi,sl
Hospital attendants sid Mfs
Nosisr had suffered . rsispss late
Tuesday and spent pour night
Mrs.. Nosler was sttseksd and
shOd After she sought 10 protest
bsr husband Of ons Say. ~he ~As
k~atsn by tbs fireman and then
burned 10 death
Henry King fomsroy -. ~hs
resided ~ tbs Noslsr faneh. And
VINO rss hurt seriously shsa hs
lcontinDss on Page 70. Column ~
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SIS Strikers Hide in
Mine From Police

PIONEER, n. q, Provincial pe-
lea rsinforesmsnts ssre reported
70 - arriving IN the Bridge river
mining area to-day 70 cops wlth
me 'sit-aossa~ strike ~ ~ msnsfs
deep n tbs strike bound PsomssF
gold ntns bsrs
Poiies VINO satsr~d ma MINIS
Tuesday said t~s ~ tiss ssi~<isNa
strikers were injured slightly ~hils
descending into tbs 1srksnsd fnins.
Company officials changed that
'sgliatorz~ we're respSnsikis fof
the slt~do~n strike. while union
Leaders slisgsa tis action Wa
forced BY ths stgDo~rn and an.
compromising refusal u tina com
paBy 10 negotiate o. allo~ GOV
srnmsnf ARBITRATION u ms fivs-
month strike
The miners ~cld not Gums out,
and aid they intended 20 stay
Underground until their five.
sa0Dghn-oId strike 10 settisd. me
men ssld thsy had weeks soppiy
u food
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TEDDY R00SEvELTS son TO LEAD
Volunteers ARMY FOR FInLAND


pESULTS of Tuesdays pri-
mary election are probably
a big surprise to many as well
as being a headache to those
candidates who failed to make
the grade. Not the least
pleasing result was the higher
than usual turnout of voters.
Nearly go per cent of the reg
istered vote was cast, the
highest primary vote since
1884. This speaks well for
the interest citizens have in
their city government.
Candidates who did the
most shouting did not get the
most votes. Quiet organiza-
tion work in various precincts
undoubtedly brought the two
labor candidates, Kerstetter
for mayor and Bob O'Neil for
utilities commissioner, the
large vote that put them in
the lead for their respective
positions. Whether that pri-
mary vote is their maximum
strength remains to be seen.
In prior elections, it has usual
" been the leaders in the pri-
mary who won out in the
finals.
Incumbent Public Works
Commissioner Bergersen and
Civil Service Commissioners
Davis and Mccormick were
easily reelected. This was
anticipated on all sides. Con-
troller Swayze, of course, had
no opposition whatever.
WITH the primary vote as
!" an index, probabilities
are that the vote in the final
election March IL will see an
even heavier turnout of
voters. In addition to the
race between mayoralty and
utilities commissioner. voters
will decide on school directors
and port commissioners. They
will also have two extra tax
levies to pass upon - one
for one mill for Lincoln Bowl
project and one for three mills
for county hospital improve
ments. There will also be the
proposal to authorize the port
commission to take over tax
delinquent county lands on
the tidelands for future in
dustrial development. An ex-
citing two weeks politically is
in prospect.
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Fourth Man Killed
AT Mud Mountain

ENIMGI.AN- Ernest Nation.
~. Spokane. high scslsr fei roo
feet TO MS death a. Mud Mountain
dam Tuesday Union leaders in
vezfizzied the cause Of hs fall
Nsttson's death vas the fourth on
the food eootroi project.
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CaliiorniaIls
Flee From
Flood Water


SAN FRANCISCO Ram
paging rivers. fed by turrvn-
tial rains. today drove thas-
sands from their homes. IN
undated large areas Of farm
lands. disrupted sransnrta-
ton and communication and
caused millions 81 dollars Of
damage in northern CALI
fornia.
The swollen Sacramento river
creeping perllousiy sawsri Fieed
stare over soo.miis stretch.
poured over its banks 81 nans-
muir. flooded ~ least sup river
frunt homes ~ Neddsna and
threatened 10 burst through IL
l~ve~. 1T Gerber. where 40 wefe
ordered 10 svscusts homes
A sew rsisstssm MI sersh-
era and central Caisserals
rarity To-day. th~ third N ftse
days. Tire aswWpsas s~srse<
near -eiessdbarst proportions ~
nsn frsarisce. where - ~ ~
iseh tell withis eight nstswss~
~ siSs o NJ. the new rains
gave isssp~tas 10 siesA ~re~ss
moving down the s~rs~m~ste.
Americas. Ssa Iesasis ssa
i~N~er rivers.
Irene Clement. 10. Redalas. sss
missing and believed drowned la
= creek near ventral Valley. =
boom town nine miles north u
RsddinN. she was the FIRST
casualty reported In the floods.
Miss Clement. her sister. Mar
Inc. n. and oiis Mcdonald. 20.
orovlile. we're plunged into the
rushing sirssm when McponsId's
car crashed through undermined
pavement and overturned.
Cav. calis<vt oissa sufhsv-
bs~a ths ne ~ nntisssi susva
eguipus~nt 10 rcmssse and
house r~fage~s The state
iesssiatsrs css<iiesed reasa-
seslsg IN vote relief funds.
Several hundred persona we're
homeless at Rsdding. - the rapid.
~ rising Sacramento river flooded
hundreds ~ homes and swept
away many ef them from their
foundations. One end ~ ths old
Nj Shasta highway bridge ~as
torn from its supports. Flood.
water covered dance hall and
osher resort buildings.
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western European front.
While it appeared unlikely there
would be any big-scale attacks on
the German-French frontier until
later in the spring. there were
many indications Of a crisis in the
Finnish defense al Vhpuri and on
the fsr-northern Petsamo front
The Russian armies, having
rolled back the first defenses
of the Finnish Mannerheim
line across the karelian 18th
mus. are exerting steady pres
sure on Niipuri and have
forced the Films TO move
fresh troops into that area
and 10 evaeuate a deep civil
ian AREA around the Bay Of
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IoNDox - ksvmss Roosevelt.
.aa af me late president. rheei~ss
Roosevelt. hss hs~s srrasns~d
commander af british voiusss<fs
10 Flnlsaa. IN rsxnish asd insfses'
announced Wednesday
Ths busssn hss ns~n Fs<Fssstinx
volunteers 10 night IN rtnisnd.
nsassvelts sppesnsmsrs ~ss
made by Finnish authorities ~
renaunesd his American sstl<sas
shir lass year and tssok ilsusss.
ants commission IN the itFisssh
army. eth The rank II s<tinx
MAJOR.
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WAsfff>GfO<---Ths house re-
fused Wednesday 10 amend tina
ExpTt-import bank 10 permit
ersdits - finance purchases Of
srms here BY f1Hias0.
The proposal Sss defeated. al
though its supporters shouted that
The measure e. 4 ssanda you'd
restrict Finland 10 buying powder
pssffs and slIksn scsniy pants
The House thsn passed the bsli
70 Increase the lending authority
u the sxport-lmp0rt bank. 20 that
Finland. China. and other nations
may get additional bans " ap 20
sz0 900 600 eacn. Passage came
On a standing vote. iss 70 81 Mem
esrs we're not pat On record.
sAsk TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ....e. ....... s,lsf sv.o
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NJ. A Stafford. Of San Fran
cisco. vas reelected president of
Pacific Coast Metal Trades coun-
cal "Wednesday Thomas Shields.
u Seattle. WAS reelected secrs-
tsry and district representative
One resolution passed Wednss-
day provided that future contracts
between unions and shlpyards en-
gagged On ships ordered ~ the
u. s. martins commission in
elnde = promise that work would
not Do stopped because n luris-
dictionai disputes within ALL
nnionA.
Frey ssid Pacific coast shipyarsis
we're threatened with boAs Of not
only future contracts from ths
United States maritime commls-
son. but po@sibly 81 some of the
orders for Il ships. involving a
value of between $40. 900 900 and
$50 900 900. already placed by tins
commission In San FRANCISCO. Ia
coma. Oakland and San Pedro.
-Cenpzsies building the-s
maritime commission ships
have written 10 To- eomnsis-
slon suggesting transfusnes
Of building Of th~ ships Ia Tia
east coast" be said. ~ln ssass
eas@s They referred 10 shIps
whose keeis already have b~ea
laid The commission seriously
IL considering stapp&ge 81 fB-
ture contracts sn the Pseffle
essst beeassss Of tb@ dsspzs1es
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Coin Trulls ~ >p
ONoll Iced | vIur
con, vols necogd

Taecma vot<r. Wsdnun1nv
wsre preuiaed ~ yesuuInn
ls-dAy eampeien e. ~
Merh - final eIcetIcn -
winning eandIdAtee -
seemed d apetoelxe ~ lonIr.
mesa u their prs-psiIunpy -
forts.
1A~y A@d ~ rv~~w y ocu1uul1p
~ ~ vets ss.y sr~~. >n~o<ue
- -. wstnrat sss>us~<s
1A> ste<tsa& 1,s<&say. reo1Ils =
weteh we're hne~n eum11<lp1y =
essN besl< efSes pelIs <looef -
fnsweF. <lete - q. \ Me(u(r11>0s
Viii f1roy vefse. ae1 f1<nee.
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Take A Look
AT Europe
By WILLIAM l.. WHITE
SOMEWHERE IN FINLAND:

SOMEWHERE IN FINLAND:
The little Russian prisoner stood
stiffly at attention in the dim
light of the stone corridor just
outside the door Of his cell.
There was an iron cot, mat
tress, a blanket, a chair, 1t was
warm and he was comfortable
enough.
When we gave him a cigaret he
was still scared, and when he lit
It he would hold it stiffly at his
side, standing at attention. and
raising his hand quickly to take
quick, deep drags. You could see
he enjoyed it and he smoked 1t
down until there was only a wisp
of paper and few strands Of
tobacco. These he was afraid TO
toss on the stone floor as We did.
CONTINUED on Page 3, Column 81
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ABOARD DESTROYER LANG

President Roosevelt fished In the
Caribbean Wednesday after an IN
tensiye inspection Of Panama canal
defenses-
He completed his inspection with
recommendation for more air
planes and more guns for the
canals defense He emphasized
that outer defenses In the east
should look beyond canal protee-
ton. and actually constitute de-
Tense ~ me southeast Atlantic
ami the gulf coasts
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Tune your radioe 20 XVI
II . 80 O'clock tonight for
: descriptive broadcast pre-
pared IN the new home of
The Tacoma Times - IL
s2-pzTe special edition uas
being printsa.
The is-mlnute TRANSCRIPT
ton. made by The special
events division ~ XVI. viii
give you an impression Of
the daily operation Of =
metropolitan newspaper.
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Mayor Lsnglis
Easy Winner

Mayer arthur y hsn&llN -
Seattle. was conceded sH~s<y fsr>
IA, ,~..lset,.n N ana m.rxh IA
.a.,.. 90. ~. ...n. -.
'efS TOT h'" F"
primary.
f.ansils polIsd tara more thar
al IA. .,...s.s. cems,r<a f.n<et.
'....-.-, - -.
's
= ehsnks ~ bsnkhss r"ss"'s ~
ponsnt,
King County Auditor kan niIils
kan snneuacsd that aesrsstIsn ~
mistakes made In tsslnx pfssinsf
returns by pbsns gave wafrsH l..
Cock lead u "a votes ever FRED
wslssn IN ths sses foe ths s~asaa
mayofalts nomination.
Wilson. . contractor. uss ~
vosss shssd ~ cssk. operator ~
an sulomsbiss rssisI buslnsss.
~hsn first rstusns ~sss snasuaessi.
nsslsxa fisusss siss WliNss &.sss
ard cass. Ass Ahseniss hsllols
viii hs rsaaisd nonaay. hsst Mini
kan asa not bsilsy~ thsy ~ss.la
ehans~ ths pss.~st standing, slaes
f.ansI.s vas sxpsstaa "a set s..sss
~ Inc 400 x.,ss.
Perennial msvsfstsy candidates.
=. ..,.en 4 f.,,ll.n. -sfh asa vussm.
.aa s....n< A A. f.c,a. w.th ] afs.
tr.ll4a
-. .....s.~~- sss ss~~~ e,sx
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Niipurt IN facilitate military
maneuxers.
The Firms reported that they
were holding 10 their second line
defenses. which are about seven
CONTINUED on Page 8. Column 81
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ROME-naiy will the " spreads 10 she Baksss
yrgino editor
Iini said n Interview with United
WASHINGTON Francis n Case r. n ID. Wednesday
introduced asking acquire
defend possible military
activity BY American power
WARRINGTON s.ere,ar, Of stat. c.rs.u Nun ,,,...s
to-day that
the problems the postwar world si
governments.
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The 10 worst pictures were:
1.-The Rains Came
Hollywood Cavaicade.'
winter Carnival"
"Sf. Louis Blues
Five Little Peppers.
bad Little Angel"
The Fighting 6sth."
Idiots Delight"
10000 Men . Year"
The Man In the Iron MASK"
The Lampoon said the worst"
Of the year were
turned in by Tyrone Power In
The Rains Came" and Norma
shearer in idiots Delight"
Most consistently bad perform
were credited TO Dorothy
amour and Don Ameche.
The Lampoon said Ann Sheridan
and Richard Greene were least
likely to succeed" and that The
OF OF" was the most
colossal flop"
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IIHlf g, HssIkkF1He9 NAsFEEfz<F
wslls.. President tss~s~<ssifs sss~s
elal sasey 70 Epfep~. arrived hsfs
Wednesday. De - a. FDssfs -
Berlin for elnfsrsHee Nlts
rnskFsf Adolf Hitler - p@fs -
be observation tour fof Ffesileut
Roosevelt. II vas szpeetsa ~
eessla lesys fes me Dermsn cap.
lfni Thursday.
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among usisss.-
Frey warned that powerfully
placed agencies m Washington
were trying ~ put the ALL otst
" business and see the cTo take
il plaza IA Pacific eoss snip
yards
Prey displayed . lstter frDm ths
bead n the martins commission
urging that hsrisdletl0nsi disputes
CONTINUED On Page 7. Column -
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Union Disputes Endangering
Coast Shipbuilding-
Metal Trodes Chief Says Contracts
Already Let Here Are Msnocsd

VANCOUVER H. C.-The revival Of shipbuilding on the
United States Pacific Coast being seriously endangered
by internal disputes American Federation Of Labor
unions John d. Frey president of ALL Metal Trades De-
partment told the Pacific Coast Metal Trades Council
yenton here.
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Second Viipuri Defense Line
Holding Russians, Firms Say
EUROPE's WARS

The Red army appeared 10 be pounding the Finnish war
into new phase of critical military operations today
incidentally with intensified land and air activity the
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Jury Recesses Again

OLYMPIA ~ Thurston county
grand jury met Tuesday for
several hours. and recessed until
Thursday evening without divsiig-
ing xhst matters we're before l.
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nsvn< MSlvss a 1snsens. w,fn
p.a<a sinrets n fIol4 = ~
running fos wsyos
harry Gaia. newxae4ew IL e1ly
palllle3. sesas put simsel - volro
b~hInd Tpaneaf.
osvlssse vspVs<
Surprise ss,ant ~ ~ pf1mmsv
sisetIan. hs~svsf. wAs N IN eens-
missioner ~ psbiie wssilliee pnee.
whsrs y. - lnshI ofnsli. iao6ee
NJ ths saltwater mefeT ennIi-
isiss. pelIsd n. 10 xpfee u e.t1I
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TODAY's WEATHER

Dec. rain tonight and Friday.
Temps: High. 40; low, ~. sun
rises $50: sets 1854.
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