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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Excess Profits
Tax Bill Passed

AsHIk N-The house
Thursday passed and sent 70 the
senate the excess profits tax and
amortization bill, designed both 10
prevent creation Of war million
aires" and 70 encourage Industrial
expansion required TO produce war
materials for national defense.
There was Republican criticism
Of gag rule prohibiting amend
ments and limiting debate 70 two
hours Despite the protest. the
house adopted the rlle BY voice
vote.
Rep. Hamilton Fish. r. y Y.
ranking Republican On the rules
committee. said IL Was the most
vicious gag" be had ever seen. lie
predicted the senate would change
the bin % you can't recognize H.
Rep. William } Miller. Conn.
decried -sIi this speed He ssid
he had many questions 70 ask and
would Be- glad 10 "sif here all
night" IN order 10 ask them.
Pep. Earl c. Nlchener. r.. Mich.
= rules COMMITTEES member. apolo-
gized for the rule on the grounds
that we face an emergency
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Wallace 10 Accept
Demo Bid Today

DIS mOIsEs. Ia Henry A.
Wallace viii accept ths Democratic
nomination for yics-prssldent 10.
night in a speech expected 20
form the pattern for a national
campaign.
More than 10000 persons. In.
eluding Delegations from neigh
boring midvsstsrn states. we're
expected 10 fili the coliseum On
the tanks u Des MONIES river -
hear the ztsminuts sTssseh. IN
which be Nili sfrss. national d.
fsnsf
National midNsstsrn and state
party leaders arrived early fof
tbs ceremonies These Included
Democrats National Chairman
Edward J. Flynn. ths nissoln and
Nebraska governors AMI national
committeeman from Kansas. VIA.
oonain and Nebraska
Rep Marvin Jones. - Texas
chairman o. the bouss agriculture
COMMITTEES and staunch suppor-
ter u Waiiaess farm program.
win deliver the formal nOtlflea-
ton q the Democratic National
Conventions nomination Il Chi
eago last month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

A score of protesting parents
from the Hawthorne school district
on the east side crowded into the
administrative offices at the Cen
trail school Thursday looking for
school officials after being notified
that their building win be changed
this year to a vocational school as
part of the new national defense
training program
They were informed by letters
from supt. Howard r. Goold Wed
nesday that pupils in the Haw-
thorne district are being assigned
10 the neighboring Rogers and
Willard schools.
The Hawthorne building. AZ 2sth
and Ea- z SITS. will be taken over
completely by the program being
initiated this fall by Earle D. Ben
nett. appointed last week as the
new Tacoma director Of vocational
education In It young men in the
high schools. and possibly some
adults, will be trained in trades re-
lated 10 defense. al first largely
In thoss Of the airplane industry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
lsS;x@&S
.sS'HsSSsII,

SWINGING of the pendu-
- lum, politically as well as
economically, is indicated in
the way in which states of
the union are repeating sales
tax legislation. Louisiana, for
example, is the eighth state
to abandon sales taxes. After
Dec. 81, residents there will
not be troubled with tax
tokens.
New York was the first
state to abandon the sales
tax. That was in 1884. Ver-
mont and New Jersey took
similar action a year later.
In 1886, Oregon, Idaho, Ken
lucky and Maryland abandon
ed the sales tax. Incidentally,
only six cities = the largest,
New York now collect city
sales taxes.
Perhaps there is a tip in
this for Washingtvn's next
legislature. Even now there
is talk of increasing the pres
ent sales tax of two per cent
to three or perhaps four per
cent. This state, of course. is
Continued on Page s, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Parents Protest Plan to Change
Hawthorne TO Vocational School

That isn't the only factor in
VOWED in closing Of the building a.
an elementary school. supt. Goold
explained in his letter TO patrons
Of the district Enrolment has
been dwindling in the district and
the Tacoma district IL able to ac-
commodate the children in other
buildings.
Use of the other buildings was
the basis Of the protest Thursday.
Members Of the delegation. in con-
ferences with Assistant supt- Mont
J. Downing and Secretary Carl G.
Caddey, complained that their
young children viii be forced To 20
TO school across dangerous thor
oughfares such as Pacific ave. and
Mckinley ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
House Committee Approves
Draft Measure After Il
Passes Senate, So 10 81
Final Congressional Action Expected
Eight Days Hence on Momentous
Change in American Policy

WAShiNGroN-The house military affairs COMMITTEES
Thursday approved CONSUMPTION btu calling Zoe rrriztra-
ton and potential draft If between the ages u Il 70
u. The committees final vote tho bin 20 10
The committees action came within few hours after
the senate concluding Ia DAYS Of debate passed tho bill
wednesday night IN form limiting the registration and
dfaf To men between ~ and n. The IS TO 81
House Committee Chairman Andrew Jackson May was
instructed 10 ash The rules committee approve the bill
Tor two DAYS Of general house debate begin nsxt Tuesday
MAY said the house should pass the bill b. Friday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
STATE
EDITION
Air Offensive
Falls Short
Germans Foiling.
Authority SoYs
nv . W r MASON
Z nlfed rFess Was Hsr~Ft


WIN the nr.t year ~ Eusep.'.
war nov ending enough ssperi-
snes has been gained % snovs that
the airplans. a. . new instrument
~ attack, seems 20 require massesf
targets and la~ attitudes IL arsier
% become effective otherwl-s.
tho pfsswaf expectation that air
offsnsivss would havs terrifying
results has not been Realised.
The sssmaa attacks over
Great Hsit.is have assms@- :
stfsfsd the nsahss.=s. NJ siF-
plane combat IN n. present
stage NJ development.
Hitler repeatedly proclaimed his
conviction that Great britain could
be overwhelmed ~ air bomhart.
msnt. bat with me douhls sBvan-
iaEs ~ - numerical plane Hu-
psrioriiy and nsarusss ~ aviation
bases, he does not ~em any nearer
that ebIeetiys to-day than . year
ago
After ths nlast intensive ale
stiashs sitsia Gsrpaa psV~s
10 deliver. M Psinsasy shl~e-
i've has ben Ealaed.
Hsiil.h shipping siln tras.
ss-~. coastal water. 81 ~int
nsiilsh parts remain epea.
British faeiaris- eoatiaas In
funsiisai nfiiish eistlisa es.s
ssliis. from sis ssssb. have
b~ra ieas than rad accidents.
The widely hsrsisisa isss.-
iSs 81 Britain. planned H. fob
loss domination ia the .lr. sp-
par. IN have ben postponed
indsfiaiteiy
Thee negative results ars the
consequence n nfiiains fsaaluts
defense with fsxsr planes thaa
Hitler has ~ he command.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

Bridges also called for an in
vestigation by the attorney gen.
eral.
Chairman Carl Vinson of the
house naval affairs committee,
submitted without comment We'd
nesday, a report showing that the
firm of Robert and Co. Atlanta.
Ca, received eight out of 66 naval
architectural contracts awarded on
a cost-plus-fixed-fee basis. The
firm is Roberts company. The
navy's report showed that the fees
ranged from IS to As per cent Of
the cost of the work.
Bridges asserted that the re-
port constitutes one Of the
gravest scandals on the
escufcheon of the Roosevelt
administration. His statement
was issued through the Repub-
lean national COMMITTEES.
1T is quite probable the awards
10 this firm may constitute viola
tion of the Hatch act, II, indeed,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Suez Canal Bomb
Target Of Italy

HOhE Italian general hsad-
quarters claimed today that Italian
planes bombed aush canal heavily
yesterday
A fommuniq4s saif Italian air
fsrmstlpns made lnnE flights over
the husz canal ssfNssn Port said,
~ its Mediterranean sntranes. ard
fsmaiiia. midway deNn tn canal
towards the Gulf u n,lsz. dssplts
unfagofa his weather
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Nighi'sCloak
Brings Death
In z Capitals
Air Roids Continue:
Balkan Crisis
PorleY Begins
BUI.I.ETIN)

LONDON A new armada 81
nearly 200 German planes reared
over Britain's southeast coast late
today. The ne~ German squad
rons were the first 70 appear over
the British Isles since dawn brought
an end Ia = night Of almost con-
tinuous attack. The German planes
were engaged sharply nv Raj
fighters and reports were the flight
had been broken mp and driven
hack across the cloud-covered Eng
lish channel before dropping any
bombs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
S25.292 Is Allotted
For Roy High School

ALLEGATION Of s25.2s2 In wPA
funds for construction Of a high
school building at Roy was an
nounced Thursday In a telegram
10 The Times from Congressman
John NJ Coffee
Contributing 10 the project az
sponsor is school district No 3is.
The WPA allotment includes inch
dental and sppurtenant work. COT
fee said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30


The agreement. representing the
largest aircraft engine order OF the
defense program, IL contingent
upon congress furnishing the nee
essary funds In the pending 81 BOO
100000 supplemental defense APP
preparation measure.
Knox said formal contract win
be signed soon, and that the deal
In separate from any British
orders.
He said the 1000 engines,
which will meet all army and navy
requirements for the 1871 and 1852
fiscal years from that concern.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
NIGHT BIRDS OF WAR

Night-raiding planes rained high
explosive and incendiary bombs on
London and Berlin today. as the
wars first anniversary drew near.
The end Of nearly a year Of
armed conflict found Great Brit
ain and Germany locked in a titanic
struggle which already had swept
over more than half OF Europe and
into Africa.
Threat of extension Of the
battle into new areas was un-
abated.
The crescendo Of night air
warfare appeared 10 be rising.
Both London and Berlin reported
the severest night attacks yet ex-
perienced. In both Britain and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

other federal statutes have not
been violated" Bridges said. In
any event. the procedure by which
the Robert firm secured the
awards smells to heaven on its
face and certainly should be the
subject of the most rigorous in
vestigation-
Bridges said Roosevelt, be-
sides asking Roberts resig-
nation, should '-join with
others In demanding the In
vestigation that Ia plainly
called for and which the pub
lie has q right 10 expect"
Mr.. Roosevelt's acute sensibili-
ties on the subject Of political NOR
atty" Bridges said. "and his ef-
forts to impart a lily-white char
acter to the administration's de-
tense preparations. must, indeed.
have received a severe shock In the
disclosure that Mr.. Robert. who
worked 50 actively for his nomina-
ton for third term in Chicago,
has been so promptly rewarded"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

begin investigation OF 10 routine
cases which IL had set aside in de-
ference TO the matter involving
Cretzer and Kyle.
Charge Fermentation
In the indictment, which covered
two pages and part Of third. the
jury charged that the defendants
did knowingly, wiIlfully. deliber-
ately, unlawfully, premeditatcdly.
and feloniously. and with pre-
meditated design and malice sfore-
thought. kin and murder =.
Arts J. Chitty
The indictment, disclosing the
findings of the autopsy performed
on the marshal. stated %. that
the defendant Joseph Paul cretzer
did hold the body of Artis J.
Chitty, and the defendant Arnold
Thomas Kyle. with great violence.
did strike. beat. throw to the
ground. and mortally wound the
body of Arts ]. Chitty. from which
body wounds Arts J. chitty 80.
died"
Changed Their Pleas
Marshal Gritty died following
an attack by the prisoners as he
was about TO conduct them to the
courtroom. The men were on trial
for attempting to escape from Nc
Neil penitentiary. where they are
serving rs years each for bank
robbery.
They had pleaded not guilty 10
the charge. but following the at
tack and the resultant death Of
the marshal, they changed their
plea to one of guilty. Judge Yank-
witch then sentenced the men TO an
additional five years at the prison.
Meanwhile, a grand jury was
called to determine what action
should be taken against the de-
PENDANTS.
The indictment was drawn up by
u. s. Attorney J. Charles Dennis
and his assistants, Pellegrini and
Frank Hale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Indict Two Mcneil Isle
Convicis for Murder in
Marshal ChiiiY's Death
Judge Yonkwich Sets Sept. 9 as Dote
For Arroigning Cretzer and Kyle;
Grond Jury Probing 10 Other Coses

federal grand jury Thursday morning indicted the
notorious bank robbers Joseph Paul Crezer 90 and Arnold
Thomas Kyle 81 charging them with the murder of Marshal
Arts J. Chtty on Aug %.
The % members Of the jury filed into the courtroom
shortly after 1880 and informed Judge Leon Yank
witch they had returned open indictment against the
men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

Will 5e delivered 10 both services
knox said that under the
agreement uHited Aircraft
viii finance expansion Of hs
present facilities at Hartford.
Conn. si . eost Of $500 900.
The navy Will buy tools nj =
cost OF about $1,000 900 and
retain title 20 them.
Knox denied there had been any
"sitdown" strike Of industry.
This indicates that these fei.
lows. as good sportsmen. are will.
Ing TO take chance. even before
congress votes the funds Knox
said. We want them To get full
credit for their patriotic spirit. "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

Germany smashing blows were
also aimed at other cities.
London's raid lasted seven hours
and 10 minutes. Berlin's was less
than half as long, being timed at
two hours and So minutes.
MIDLANDs HIT. TOO
Nearly 1000 incendiary bombs
fell on London. High explosive
missiles were dropped as well. Ger
man raiders. operating for the most
part in groups OF two or three.
flew over the city from dusk until
dawn.
Other German targets were
. southwest coast town and .
midlands town, both attacked
persistently.
The water supply Of the south
west town was interrupted when
a bomb hit a main German bombs
were reported to have fallen In rs
AA6N Va eAAI
DEATHS IN BERLIN
Berlin claimed that a gigantic
fire" was caused by an attack on
the Liverpool docks.
Other night targets were listed
by Berlin as marlborough. the
Haven.
Ten persons were known 10
have been killed and ~ injured
In the British raid on Berlin
and q number Of fires were OBJ
served
Two 110-pound bombs fell in the
Kottbusserstrasse In SOUTHEAST Ber-
CONTINUED on Page 4, Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

AAEHIcAs LEAGUE

Fisst Eams
~ tsuis 0ieo oefea-
Nss fsfk . 0 . o 10 0 0 o a-fs
Kennedy Mills co.. Bulelnl ls),
coffmaa % ana swift. hua.o ana
DleksT
nstsoit .. sie ole oio-s 81
washiaEtoa col 100 oeo-z D A
Rove snd Tsbbstts. Chase and
Early
Cleveland ~ Philadelphia (t~s
gamssl postponed. rain and vet
grounds
ChieaEs. 600 ieo els 3
bssston -. 0oo COS col n o
Knott. Hugnsy 90 and Treah:
Wilson and Fozx.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Fhiiadeiphla coo 0o0 0o0-e o o
Pittsburgh COL RIO cor L
Pearson. Fry Cd and Warren.
Miles ID; Brown. MaeFaydsn and
DAVIS.
BOSTON .... 600 orc o0I-s . o
Chicago go. 600 100 0e0-l S L
Posedel and Berries; Mooty and
ColllnA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Sleening Sickness Kills

YAKIMA - Sleeping sickness
took It's 10th victim in the Yakima
district yesterday. with the death
Of Joseph J. Fatnode. II. a retired
Mckee rancher.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Chicken Thief Murders Man,
Then Poses as Victim for Profit

fAhtmA-A chicken thief con
rancher near Spokane more thar
river, then posed as the man he m
Spokane County Deputy Prose
cutor Max Etter said J. - Ander-
son. 81. Of Marshall. near Spokane.
confessed staying Dave johnson ~
Marshall last July 20. then forging
81 300 in checks on the dead mans
bank account.
Johnson's body never has been
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

OLYMPIA-state Treasurer Phil
n. Gallagher reported today he
would redeem sI.5l0. s95 worth Of
registered general fund warrants
Sept !. bringing the actual deficit
IN that fund 70 about six million
dollars. The fund Aug. % had
s1.1s3 .z74 surplus IN IL 70 20 toward
retiring the warrants.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
WEATHER FORECAST

Pair tonight and saturday. Tenn
peraiure.; high. II; los, SIS. sun
rises, 5sz7; sets, s.5f.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

Frank A. Pellegrini. assistant
u. S. attorney. then asked the
court to set Sept. Q as the date for
arraignment Of the prisoners in
district court here.
Judge Yankwich, in asserting.
excused the jury so that it could
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

fhssn iHlrhuhy ne HhOt ana Killed
a month ago. threw his body In .
found. and Etter ssid the crime
was discovered only because q
neighbor became suspicious when
she didn't see johnson around his
place for six weeks. then heard
his property Saa for sale.
Was After Eggs
Ettsr said Andersen Confessed
he went 10 Johnson's farm 10 steal
eggs. While hiding In aorne brush
Anderson said. johnson came
along with a flAahiight and turned
IL on him.
Anderson sald he yelled. "Drop
that gun" but johnson shot An
dsrson aaid he returned th4 fire,
killing Johnson.
In has confession. Anderson sald
he took the body into the base
msnt u the raneberH home and
propped Il up IN = sitting position.
When ngor morris st IN. he put
the body In his automobile and
drove - the intsrstAts bridge At
Newport. over Clark fork Of Co
lumbia river
River Was Tomb
Anderson confessed he threw
the body into the river. then drove
70 Spokane.
There he began 70 pose a. John
son. and forged 800 In checks on
Johnsons bank account. Ander-
son said he came 70 Yakima Aug.
20.
a woman who was going 10 pay
$500 for Johnson's property told
Spokane county authorities she
was dealing with = man she knew
a. Johnson. who had q post office
box In seiah near Yakima. That
led 70 ths arrest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Agree to Build 1900 Plane
Engines for Army and Navy

Of the Navy Frank Knox announced to-
manufacture ~ 900
Whitney for the and at Of $780,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Defense Profit Charges Made
Auainsi Leader Of Bourbons

Styles Bridges r. n H. Thursday asked
Of Lawrence Wood
(Chp) Democratic national committee whose aci
firm have received naval contracts the
year 1891 $50 n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
NO NEW CHANGES

The COMMITTEES made no subs,an.
lial changes IN TIA form ~ the
ban as previously acted on. Wed
nssdsy IL struck out = provision
for registering all between the
AEsn ~ ~ and -
Thls action limited ths arsft 10
those betwssn ~ and s5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
Will Spend
II Millions
On 4 Ships
More Freighters
To Be Constructed
In Tocomo Yords


built here hy Seattle raeoms
shiphuildlng Cerp. wiil cast
slightly more than 80 GOO Ooo. u
was revealed Thursday ny ship.
yard officials
Contracts for construction ~ the
haf. fast frelghters A. = cost II
81 POO 600 each was awarded a. the
srsC by the a. : maritime com.
mission late "Wednesday.
The ships are designated as the
the Ca type They win es .p2
feet long. 70.foot beam. = loaded
draft Of ~ feet and = groas ton
mage Of 5000.
Nod No Changes
The quartet will have $500.
horsepower steam turbine engines
turning a single screw for a loaded
speed Of more than ~ knots
Although they will b. the largest
merchant ships ever built on
Puget Sound. shipyard officials
declared no ma Ior alterations will
be necessary 81 the new sTsc
plant here.
Construction of tho four c.a
vessels will be commenced shortly
after the fret of the year.
Launching sept. -
Present contracts for building
Of five CT type ahlps. At a cost
u s2175,o0o each. are expected To
be fulfilled on a slightly speeded
schedule.
The first CT ship. Cape Alva.
vas launched Aus. 1 and ls nos
being completed and outfitt-d.
The second CT. Cape Flattsry.
IL 10 be launched Sept. ~ Ths
remaining three ships will he
launched 81 intervals Of a lIitls
less than 90 days.
TOO Men working
CT type vessels are a1s feet
long. have > gross tonnage Of
6.to0. are snglnsd with . pair 81
diesel engines generating 900
horsepower 10 turn q single pro-
peller providing = speed Of approxi.
matsly 10 bnotA
Both the CT and the ca type
vessels are cargo carriers pri.
MARTY, although both types will
probably have accommodation for
about ~ passengers per weasel.
Close 10 100 workman are pre-
sently employed ~ thu sTsc ship
yards here. There are no inn
mediate plans FOR increasing that
number. according 10 officials.
n To Bs Built
The new contracts for the HTBc
are = portion ~ construction ~ ~
ships u tho c.s typo Al a total Of
tsb. 700. 600. awarded late Wsdnss-
day by the u. s. martins com.
mission.
Bendss the four % be built here.
four will BE- bull, BY the Western
Pipe a Steel Co At San francisco.
and -four others BY the Ingalls,
shipbuiidinE Go. II Birmingham.
Ala.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
sEEks PROTECTION

May said Rep. overtan Brooks.
u, la. offered the senate amend
ment for inclusion Ia the house
bill. and that Rep Joaeph Smith.
ID. Conn. offered q substitutes.
After discussion. ths suhIeet van
put aside for special consideration
later.
Smith. IN his ~ubsaltuts. sought
10 protect industry - that spsra
tors Of business would bs per
mittsd 10 continue operating their
plants
Under the senats amendment.
the government could tahs over
and operate plants pending eoufi
determination ~ the condemnation
proceedings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

BUCHAREST = Rumania 10
day strengthened her border
defenses, and gave orders 10 air
force squadrons In Transyivania
TO stand by on "war time alert"
The precautions were taken In
event of sudden Developments
involving either Hungary or
Russia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
MINORITY siIENr

Il am sufs our bll IL . better
blil than the ssnats's.a May said
III allows wider latitude for
registration and Induction into the
servics"
May said be- did not expect there
would be minority report
although. he said, tho four mem
bers voting against u reserved
the right 10 oppose u ON the floor
Nay refused 10 name the -four
members.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
DELAY AMENDMENT

The mothers asked far = hear
inF. but we're informed hearings
had been closed
May said the COMMITTEES had de-
fcfrsd any action en the ssnats
amendment authorizing the var
and navy departments u tsks ever
private Industrial plants far manu-.
faeture 81 government defense -
quiremsnts II they failed 10 60
operate
The committee will decide 1T
Tuesday whether 10 spanruf an
amendment "a tho hlli. o. h. -
fered from tho floor. IN include .
similar provision a. that ~ the
senate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30

The COMMITTEES completed srtinn
IN the hsli e. group 81 sumsn
representing the Congress nf
Mothers some n them In black
wells. ksnt watch eitslds The
deat. They eppcss con
scrlpiion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-30
AGAINST rnE BILL 0ij

Democrats against Adams. A..
hurst Brown. BsloS. clafs q
Idabo. Clark u Missouri. nOnAhsy
DoNnsy. Holt. Johnson - Colo
rsao. necarfan. Murray. schNsi.
lsnbAeh. Smith. Van suTa. walsh.
Whssisr II.
nepnbliesns against appsr.
DanAhsr. Dasia johnson 81 Cali.
fornla. sys. Taft. Thomas q La.
10. Townsend. vasdsnssfE. WHEY
10
Farmer labor against L.ln1ssn.
Bhipstsad a
independent against Norris
Progressive against - LaFoilstts
II
Pairs we're a. follows;
AeHary. Republican. for the ball.
and Gillette. Democrat. against.
Holman. Republican. for. and Fran
Ter. Republican. against; Gibson.
Republican. for. ana Reed. Rspub-
hcan. against