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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-25

8hfarelt. yaie amtlid)e areiie nit.
teilten bat bie rlmdniihe Regierllns
eine MOte Diet-HuBlanos erbalten,
in or Die grluitnlbtheit elmer Bolts.
raa'erllng in gufareit berporgeboben
tpirb. ..nb 96nig Carol bemiibte lid)
mr. >eSpcgcn ben Nat Seutl lbIanOs
unh Htaliens s,l erbalten.
9ei or.ige "GOlfaresierllnsen" murs
Sen iilr3!ih in Gitlnnb. 9ettlano uno
Qiterel naf Scr 9eiebung bieier
2anocr b,lrd Sop;et=1ruppen errit-
tet. 0ic brci Yar(cmente baben nun
ibr" 1inglieterllno in Die Soniet.
Yr.!r.tion beidlo|ian uno sic Meeies
rlln., Mosfnus bat tic nit oifene,
slrmrn allfgcronr,en. 3mar ioaen iie
MIR bem Shub NuBlanos unterIte-
ben l,po lire eigcue Hegierlng bel
beb.!lten, abnr mnE fam nidt ieben,
intrielueit lie cige:e geidliiiie taiien
fonncu. obnc bon Mosfuu bcciniluBt
al ir.'rhem.
,Sn birlomatiihcn areiien iiebt
man IN Sem Gerlonaen Mublauos 81
Mlmlcnlen cine &eeiniluiilng ser
rlunGniicben Mcgicrllngsungcle9cu-
better i'm 2anoc. 9ilrnGnien lit lid)
Der Oeiubr Scr r,liiii6en 5oroerumg
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-25

Sic Bro6beamten oes Gentrol
0crtanbes Ser Siahenbi!rger Sahien
crlamnielten iib iebtcu Sonnabeuo
,pie utlld) in Glepelanc. INN oie gii=
d,ertlii'lmg pprsunebmen lmb aud)
iiber Die !aufcuhen 8cid)Gite oes
0erGnrScs ioipie ,ber @erblng melt
er lGitslieber az beraten lmO Hldne
au rnhpcricu lpie olles gebonObabt
perscn ion.
9ie Rr:if,ng Scr 8ii6cr oes 8roB.
SCI; st.lrs unb Sd,abmeiiters nabm
Oen 9an3en Samstag in Muiprud,
oenn Die 8roRperlpalter priiien aIles
gana 9cpau.
SprntaGulorgcn INN 5ebn llbr
fano lie 0eriamnlllng I'M @eltieite
Gad' anbeim itatt llno luuroe bonn
Bro6-Yriiioentcn Sobn 8altbes Inn
10 llhr normittaas sur Sromlng &C.
rllfer Die @robprtpalter beriGteten
oab fis 81, Bidder 1enau gepriift umb
allcs in better Sronrn9 beflnben
babcn uno haB ulier Sernl0aen iebt
am 30. Suni 1910 $tO7I359.51. !.
nit o,m @crm0gen ser Sugenoabtei-
Illru Don $29.O8t 96 ,uIuuneu ST.
109,l41.47 betraic.
Or 8roBibabmeilter SSobn 3ieg.
Ter hrrihtctc oab nit slsnabne bon
aluci 8onoausgaben Die Ssntereiien
sien'lib regelmGbig einlalien eben-
10 Die 2abluugen an Die &ppotbefen
mh 92istc al,f geeianete &Guier.
Der OrobiefretGr berihtete, oai}
Die Sntereiicn auf 8eloer BON Wtit.
slieAer1 auf 3ertiiifate geborst am
l.. slusult gum &apital seid)riebeu
lperoeu ,lno oann bon binfort aud
ouf sic Sntereii,a ;}inien bc3obl1
ipcrOc1 nliiiicn. Ser GroBprdiioen1
Ssobn Daltbe3 teilte ben @roBbean.
TEN mt baB inn eriten halben Sabr
35 ntctr Mitglic0cr cingefiibrt ,unr.
Sen IFS in Der 9lcid)en Heriooe I'M
Lester, SeSalr. Die 9eoingungen fiji
Gin'i nrnna ne,ler M'italieoer bleiber
oieiciben iuic in lestiGbriger aaln'
pagne. Nur lollen Sic Yereine uni
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-25

16 Sobren habeu audi ireien Gintritt.
GbcEio Die MitglieSer Der 9eutiben
3entralc baben ircien Gintritt bel
Gorseigen ibrer Wiitglieosfarte.
G* lit Der @llrif, hoB 10 piele
Wt;inncr uno Srdlen, ltG6hen unb
@rrit]sn iorie Giaber in iGdiiiber
Sradt eriheinen. neionDer5 rerben
Die Glcrclanoer er'ld)t ihre @ereins-
fahnen lnit3ubrinaen, llm bunit ole
@iibuc gu idln1itfen llno beim GIMP,
fang be5 @llbe.nator grufertbaI
oerpcnoet lperben 3t fonneu.
Glolrt fonnen mir 3eigen, oob es
Elm eolles idhiiihc5 Selt lit.
2icles biltoriihc Goifaieit mil bas
Gleoaiauber Sad,leutum am %. Ssuli
auI Der 9eutihen 3entrale Sarm IN
S5ene |eben. Ga miro sic &uleihe
NIT o,M bohcn Snlt nn1abren; eIl
Heiterbunberilm miro i'm empian-
gen, Solt in blntcr Sraft lpiro .M-
oat!" rllie,l; gilhoI, giirgermeiiter,
3unitalteiter unD 9auerslnunn be-
griib"n Den trercn Sobn hires Sol.
fes, Slianepereine uuo Mulittapele
bringer ibr beItes CUR Seier oes ga.
aes. ----
Seoerlnann miro etipaS iinben naS
i'm intcreiliert. "a gibt es hos @ett.
Ihicren. Erubiert einmnl .Mit Dem
Eieil, Dem 9ogen." Sier lit eint
'hcre 9usltcllung alter iGhiiiher
Irbciten lmh Ginrichtilng elmer iGt.
lFortsetzung auf Seite ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-25
Scnt'de Ereiic uab Munbimuf be-
tpnea ,initimmia, baf Goro oali-
iGr Sicbe urb Surtiehung bemtidler
GrsrGnJriffc aufs Reid, alle Mus.
iti;.sn aui 9ln6aleidJ biniallis
gemad't bdbtn

H'rlin. Englono ntB iit) nun.
metz mlf eIten @irbelminh oe3
Cdr lens qcfaRt MAIDEN, erflGrte
nloE III Ocr Tcihabnlptitaot nit Dem
3lraC, Nnb Die ba:ihc 3uriicfpeii,lne
oes Sitler'hen slnoebot5 oSrieae
oot" Sernid tuns" hcbelltc.
llrl: reiuitimmcuh bctpnten bie
bcllt'dlc Grciic. ser Mllnbilnf uno
bultGnltlihc Nclrihrsnlinner, Sen
@eSuufen. oGb e!ui;cunliniltcr 9oro
Sa'iiar' @eiAcrllns. bon ssrichcn 81
rcocE, Im Tereln nit 0en iiingItcn
briti'cJen Hllitaunriiien aui Gcutid.
lar( 'eber N!!SIiG5t oui cincn Nus.
alcid Elm Gnoe gamaht buttcn.
N.cr 'penu ser innQerlpartete g(l,
grill olf Gnplnn> nufnugen lou. ii,
mad, ii ic ppr Scheillnis. Wan lit lid,
abHr in Berlin bcioabt, Dob nllr nod,
ein:Hc ESohcn ilagGiinitigea @ctter
81 "rluorteu iinb, 10 ooB oic 0ritcl
midi nicbr langc ;u lpartcn habcn,
mi ,niiH Slr mcrbrn. Oh SSitlcr9
Sd,rcf!nsorobiltlJ upa pcrluirtliht
MA, S.,
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wa: iin> Hui,lanSs
enNiiste 2lbiistten?

ct. .fbolm. Die i'm @altiflm ange.
marht,n Me'booen laiien Die friiher
gemci)ten GrflGrlu9en umh Ser
iprehlngen IN ieltia!nen Siht erihei-
nem gSas iino Die Mbiid,ten llno lpie
neit ip.ro Nu6lanoa Mahtausoeb-
nuro acbeu, nenn 'ih Ole llmitanoe
oils aiinltig fir RuBlanb ertpeiien? ?
So ihrcibt Die 3eit,ng o0asens
9mhPrer".
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-25
1lv2enti,,ien bat itarf
aftipcn 2lmi,entanHsl

E';'"os g!ires. Ger argentiniihe
sluGenbanoel mar IN Den erlten ieha
Monctan oieies SnbreS nit rlnb 90
MilIinucn Collars oftip. Die Nus.
in.ir miro nit 5i'nnmeu 927,7lS,.
900 mo bic Ginn'hr nit $50 $50,
600 Telos ursgenicien. Die 3ablen
se.ecu, oaB oie Terciuieten Staateu
inn SauSel nit 9lrqeniinien cine Nol
le 81 lpielen beginner, nudoem Der
San>el nit euro, lnterbrohen lit
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T,'garu ssalls. 9t. 9. Gin 4S Sab.
re alter Mcnn, Ser bebalptete in
9cl!tithlano Sfulreftor 5u iein, lp,lr,
Sc perboftet, naboem er babel beob
ahte: lporoea MGR, lpie CT Yboto
graHficn bel ser Wbirlpool Mapios
g:i' dc .ladt'. slrcD bat er feline s(ui
nabncH oireft gegeniiber Sen fana
oiid,m Wailerfro.tperfen gemad)t.
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Ga,,sef1 in, 1seicb
trie>cr 0eitattet

Ver!in Gem &unofunf 3mfolge lit
ant 9efehl 6itl,ls Dem oeMti6en
Vo"c Sas ieit 0ceinn oes nortuea.
iid,cn tselO5uges i'm Mpril perboten
gelptirne Sffcmt!id,e lnnsen
n,.ltmcDr al Wsitilpoh. ,lno Sans.
tagabsnhcn BON Z llbr an ipieber
ge,tattct.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-25

!.,nnon. GinouiieBung oes nor.
mai Ginfommariielleriabcs, iopie
be" 3nihlaa ,iteuer -Haten IN Den
boht rem Ginsomm,nItllien uno 81,
gleit:, neue oraiti;he llmiakitcuern
oie pig 3u einem .orittel ocs tSrob.
banaelspreiics iiir .2urus,paren
geben. Die Stellern erreishen oamii
Ole Suulme bon $13 Neilliaroen. .
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-25
prsteeteratsplan gilt MIR bis smm GnSe Hes
1tricacs
II. =. reihen ihr proieft ein

@Dr'd'laa iiclt cine uoriibcrgcbcn
Wai!aaDme III Or Eroteftion Der
MN Tmerifa liegsaben geiitungen
nnb uill Sicielbeu mad benz &rieg an
biz Vtiiser snriidacbcu oocr i'm Safe
Sit!cr gcluiunt brio Staatcm unab-
bGnA.a MAIDEN nn:t) ben Spitem Der
YGilippincm.
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,1crSirlai,H crtSkt SIC
N,tsaabc,, fiir G,.itist,,t

8"liolt. Die Mesierlrng bon Morn-
irlarb beabiiftiat. I'M lailfenoen 81
nan5'abr lpeitere 100000 Yfuno
fir 2uftibus- -Wabnabmen ausal,.
gebsa
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Selvict>Stiitp,,net per
Git Ser Il. =.

Scal le. @oib. Siiiiierc ocs amc-
rifcA': '!ien aiiiIeunofbienites crsGh.
len ucn llnterreoEngen nit 9eluob
nerM Der TioneNe- Sniel, Sab sic
Mrii"n I'M Seariii icien, Die arpbc
IInlr,r SC Smell 5u eiucm 3uititiiB
pm It auS5ubmlcr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-25

ipu. ,.Der sic &nniercn5 lit nod in
Sa9!Ns nno pollitonoige Scbliiiie
iibar SirgentinienS Stanopllft pdren
pertcElt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-07-25
RuBlan0 ber ucbt
Dolksregterung in
Rumanten gu biloen
Carol holt iih Rot bel Der 2ldie

Mmi'.i t)es Maoio ite!lt icinc Wnariifc
Gin - @umanieus Nnfeuminiitcr
fonfel.ert ,nit ben feutidem mno ito,
lieu,idtn 0rianbtcm unb eebt uad)
8erlla. - @miaarcn balten Mmbe,
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Wi||kommen Goeste Zvm Sochsentog!
Aufruf uno Ginla0ung our
groBen 5absentag :Geier
2lni 1sutidbsn asnrale farA nntas q. 1uli

II niro Netrcifeu

robe Gorbegctnna Aetrr'iu Ser Gmpang cn bsrnaor
SrndemtGa mirb augehlrt Tmc wcroen meb aeudt mocn
Is Werbcn pe Saeu auou StGocn ermartet S Nuaenb
arbe leha nuo cist ahcs Snt'rsNc fir bic SndenaaSci
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Bts estx4ea be seebrteu 2ax1s.
Iests x1b Qeier snierer 8ettuuS. BET
Oef@6ftSetuldnisu bas .etebentar.
slid amerisanii@e Dslfstlatt" ~
erw1tuen xnS Oei6dttsIeate. pel&e
b teter 8eitnns aunsnetere1, ~
tessrssse1. SabasA suteritatt Str
Care texti4e 9eitaRe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
Another Victim
Wallace, F.D.R.,
Confer on Race
MASIIINGInN

WAsHI>GTON - Sec etary Of
Agriculture Henry A. Wallace con-
ferred with President Roosevelt
Thursday on strategy for IN. third
term campaign and indicated he
would remain In the cabinet Al least
until he Is officially notified Of his
yice-presidential nomination about
Aug 20.
The CT renee vas the first be-
tween the president and Wallace
since their nomination as presiden-
tial and yic@-presidentisi standard
bearers By the Chicago convention
last week.
The cabinet question IL not .
matter up for discussion until po-
iiiieal activities begin Dc sad
I don't interpret notification ~ q
political activity.
But intend to look Hp all
the precedenis and decide what
u fair and jpsi and righ, for
the American people.
We made no plans whatsoever
today. The question ~ swing
around the country viii have 70 b
a matter Of future conversations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
Quick Strike
Closes N. W.
Door Plant
General Wolkout in
PlYwood Factories
Now Threatened

Some 500 employees of the
Northwest Door Co.'S door
and plywood plants were
organizing strike committees
at Lumber & Sawmill Work
ers' union headquarters here
Thursday after walking out
at 6 O'Clock Wednesday eve
ming. union officials said.
Spokesman for the Douglas Fir
Plywood employers committee
said Thursday there was no COM
ment TO be made by their group
as yet since the Northwest Door
strike was an individual situation.
Earl Hartley, chairman of the
Lumber e. Sawmill Workers
(AFL) union negotiating commit
tee, confirmed the understanding
that this is an individual plant
strike and not a general one which
has been pending in the plywood
industry of the Northwest since
breakdown OF wage negotiations
last week
AS chairman of the union ne
eotiating committee" Hartley
Continued on Page 10. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
Elderly Woman Is Knocked
Unconscious by Fooipad

ran across the street. stopped and
looked back She watched him a
moment. proceeded homs, and
called police.
Jane Stocklin. 1918 No. Andsr.
son st. reported slender youth
wearing a hat snatchrd her purse
at No 18th and SITS. about II 30
p. m. She said the purse contained
small amount Of change and
some papers.
Two prowlsr car squads already
were In pursuit when Mrs. Child
was struck down. losing 81 In
change and a gold watch beside her
purse. The injured woman could not
recall wher. she lived. but finally
reached a friends home. Or A G.
Leslie treated her for a severe head
cut. The eulprt vas not found.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
People in
The News

Divorce actions have been filed
at Hollywood by Mrs. Roland
Young. wife of the English-born
actor who portrayed Topper in
the movies. and by Mrs. Athole
Hawks, wife of Movie Director
Howard Hawks. Mrs. Young
charged desertion The Youngs
were married in 1921 and separated
Feb. 8. 1889 Mrs. Hawks alleged
the director had been so cruel TO
her she had become i'll. She also
charged he deserted her last year
and now refuses to support her.
She is sister of Actress Norma
Shearer and married Hawks in
1928 g.
Alfred y. smith, 1925 Demo-
cratic presidential nominee, may
announce soon whether he viii
take another walk" from the
party and support Republican
Candidate Wendell l. Willkie, IT
was indicated at New York. he
went to the Worlds fair last night
with his wife and John j. kaskob,
ex-Democratic chairman. Mrs.
Smith and Raskob wore Willkie-
president buttons :.
Mrs. Norma X. spencer was
granted an interlocutory divorce
al Santa Monica. Cal. from Com
maDder Earl Winfield spencer.
L. S. navy. retired. first husband
Of The Duchess Of Windsor. spen-
Ger flied the original complaint and
testified his wife Vas unable 10
live within their income. Mrs.
Spencer charged her husband was
cruel and would get drunk every
weekend -.
The California supreme court
has granted new trial 10 Martin
NJ. Moe the Gimpl snyder, former
husband OF Singer Ruth Etting, on
charges Of attempted murder.
SNYDER was convicted Of assault
with a dangerous weapon upon
Nyrl Alderman. the singers
pianist who married her during the
trial two years ago
Carlton Elliott Griffin. ~. lead
ing man Of the silent films. died
at Hollywood of a heart attack
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
British, French Soldiers.
Sailors and Civilian Women
And Children Lost al Sea!
Empire Blomss Gsmon and Probably
ltolion" Bomb and Torpedo and
Mochine- Gun Atiocks

Great Britain reported Thursday that German and prob
ably Italian bomb and iorpen attacks had sunk the famous
trans Atlantic liner Lancashire and the French steamship
Mckne with apparent oss Of from 1000 To 1000 evilans
soldiers and sailors.
The is2as.,on Lancashire sank under furious half
hour aerial bomhardment off the French harhor NJ 81
Nazae during the British evacuation of France luna ~
when the attacking planes alleged by survivors tn
have fire with nrendary bombs tn aeov~red waters
IN which men. and children struggling toward
safety.
The number lost the Isnea.sra nat def
nitely kpo~u. hut the number still unseroumtsd fsv
was put at 2.s25 To l0aa out II which ssti
mated abou, i.7oo persisted. On The Mshss~. aheal
100 out Of 100 French navy officers and men aboard
The difficulty IN estimating the number VIM perfshed
the aneastra from the fact that reached
safety. but fell into German hands
II stated that from 300 $500 aboard the
ship including troops and children OF these ATT
known escued leaving s23 to 3o23 listed missing
II the number estimated To have fallen into German
hands proves be smaller than 1000 the death toll on
the two ships may mount 5000.
Survivors OF the sinking Of the Lancashire told Of
peaed attacks by German and apparently italian bombing
planes. which bombed and machine xunned tho crowded
decks Of the big liner from low altitude dropped bnbe
Of which down funnel ~- and then allenedU
attacked survivors seeking 10 swim through osnverNo
water to the shore to craft Two Of hs attacking
Survivor. Of II. Msknr.. lanssd al sswthwsst
England port this aftsrnoen said he Gefmse mae.r
torpedo boa thai attacked the Illuminated ss1 pntnly
marked French ship had first msehias-xsns thsa
late Wednesday night
THE ship sounded siren 10 lei he enemy ,sv
pedo bos know she Was not ship. hat within
few moments torpedo hit her and she foundsred
In 10 minutes" survivor of the Mskm~x said.
THE ship showed MI of her lights going dawn The
channel. When the torpedo hit. there rush for
the boats which bssams ossrcrowded Rats aboard
too heavy 10 be hoistsd the side and many
jumped for H."
Fifteen Of the survivor. from the Msknes taken
to hospitals for treatment and large number required
first aid
Some we're dressed only in pajanas
About 900 survivors reached the British port.
The vessel with Of 100 and about loo French
officers and men. was bound for Marseillsss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26

German sIrptanss resumed
oubinx atiAeks M tbs British
Isiss especially simsd a, esssstAl
shipping to-day bat the British
air ministry reported suecsasi'si
counter action By Britain fighting
craft
Fivs gsfman Dl4nss we're sfsst
dgzn. tbs ministry said.
Bomber fleets attacked . Brit
len convoy twice Ia ths North sea
IN the morning hours. The first
fleet ~as rspuised ny sati-slfes.ft
guns 81 sscofi snlps. and British
fighter planes beat ~ Ina sesofd
one.
The sls mssssfsy asseis-ssa
the ssssnHas eess sesw ssis9
Am~rsesa Chance ssagss-iss
benss~s phases. ~hies had i-s~s
ssia 10 Brsisis's I.ss ally.
trsss<. IN th~ss attacks 90
nfitsis-
fTBs cnAnes.Noughf noe 10
knowa as the yDsghi slssfssy
rc0fsAlf@ visa. . mesisi teispts<si
10 OD@ Alsea 10 tne unitsd states
nasy. bat uitB many szeinsfys
features removed ~ 10 manu-
featured ~ the vosEnt- zskerssy
division of the tinted Aircraft
cofpB
Two ~ the American m o.
planes acre shsyf asgwn and . laird
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26

HoIIYNoOD-Richard Greene.
23-year-old British film star. to-
day announced he would leave
Sunday for Canada To enlis, in the
British army.
He will leave by train for a
Vancouver. Il. c. recruiting sta.
ton. he said. His mother. Mrs
Kathleen Gerard. now Is engaged
in war relief work at Victoria,
b. c.
VANCOUVER. H. G. - Richard
Greene. dimpled young British
movie actor. Will have TO be able
to cook. make saddles or drive
rivets II he wants TO follow his
announced intention Of coming to
Vancouver next week To join the
army
Military authorities rx-
pressed pleasure al Grccne's
intention tn enlist, hut ~m-
phasixed he would he Just
another recruit" And the only
unit which win he recruiting
here neat week IL the fourth
field park company. which IL
enlisting n number Of skilled
tradesmen.
Unless he has previous
military training. there Is III
tie chance of his becoming
an officer" said Col. n. r. q.
Letson. commanding officer
In the Nanrauxer aren
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
$50, 900 Asked for
Death OF Husband

Mrs. Martha Sterling Of Cosmo-
polls. Wash. filed a complaint In
federal district court Thursday.
seeking $50. 600 from the Union
Pacific railroad. which she claimed
Was responsible for the death of
her husband on July ). 1887.
Sterling was killed when a train
passed over him after he mad
slipped and fallen on the cross
roads. knocking himself unoon-
scious. the complaint said Mrs.
Sterling charged that no warning
was given and that the engineer
had neglected IN make certain the
tracks were clear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26

VANCOUVER. v. &. -. q.
Thrupp. retired ciyil ssgiDssr,
today refused 20 hedge oa his
prediction thai the most dis-
astros. earthquakes Of the ees-
tsry" will hit Japan OF Cali
forniz by Aug. ).
1brupp, who claims q iesK
record Of successful forecasts
for his ''lnterpisBsisfy grssiis-
tlonsl force" theory, Is stand
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26

disaster. In Asi~ Minor In 1877,
~hss .s.oss people we're Killed.
ia probably siii eeatss 10
y.sss,@ he said, sssf California
had b~ffsr szieh sas tss."
Thnpp !. . htiie disesassgsa
beezu.~ his warnings have net
besn heeded. In January ~
wrote GOV. Cuibert l.. Olson. u
California, and the mayors sf
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Birth Certificates
In Big Demand

COLUMBUS. O. - The current
fifth column" scare IL booming
the market ton birth certificates.
Thousands u OhiOsns. anxious 20
establish proof Of their citizenship.
have asked tine state vital stats
tics bureau 70 certified copies Of
their birth certificates The re-
quests have teen pouring In al the
rate Of TOO 70 500 a day.
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Ing pat es this prsdietien.
The p@ried Of July 20 -
August 5. 1870. slii bring the
nssi destructive earthquake II
tiss e-story. probably in those
countries where they have se~
CURED before. The main shocks
viii eo.ls between 8 and . .. m..
Pacific standard Time. This
occasion viii compare With the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
Nazis Use u. S. Planes Taken
In France 10 Bomb Britain

erippiea by nesish spatfirs fiEss~
sra. asserted 10 M the fastest mill.
isry pI.nss IN the world. IN f,Gbi-
lax yesterday
issiy sAsssss~1 ~ l~~s ~
ssssh~s sabsssssss 10 IL ~ss
s~sssssssssss ts1sy. whs~s snt1
tf.ssss phases sssts he1
isssssssA tb~ nrsstsh sss.s 1850
~ AissssAst~. Egypt. s~A ~
rsissssse pert ~ tesiss.
li'@lsstia~ dispatches h~d fs-
parted ~ p~fsoes siiIsd sua -
in isH~a. aesf ~ them civilians. IN
th~ rad on 8.lfsl
Tn~ eommsnlqvs gave no a<tssis
n ,hs Ioss a shs ftsiiaa sum
nsrins BAT it ssid great fires
rad h~sn sn~~rvsd burning "a Malta
feliewtnx th~ raid rn~ raid ~
Alsxsedrta ~ss a~sef1s~a ~ sue
4 sssfssl.
ira eemmuasqse said that ~
iisif. fbs Italians scossd direct
hsts ca their sb,~efiss al re-
ilnsrls* ard an planes returned
10 thssf bases
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LEAGUE
$1,000 Yakimans Turn
Out for COP Rally

YAKIMA Central Wasblbkien
lnsaguratsd lie 1870 Republican,
campaign lsst night win rally
that drew 1900 cor followers
. record total A pafsds preceded
me rally ana bzrb@csss. Ia which
Hlofs fhan = Ton u b~sf Nas
served.
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More Funds
For Coulee
Dam Sought
Project Will Go
Before National
Defense Bourd

GRAND couI.Ew - Congress
VIII IN asked for a $4,000 600 De.
fioisncy appropriation. to eontinus
construction Of Grand coul.- dam
the Pacific coasts second line
Of defense = Frank A. Banks
supervising engineer. said last
night
Ranks told 500 state. city and
federal officials. assembled here
10 form q Northwest National Do
Tense council. that the next step
in construction ~ the nearly com
pleted s2do. ooo. 900 structure /. Ia
convines the national defense
board that the project IL In line
with national defense needs
Ranks said th- manufacture
for military purposes h divided
into two eaieEoriesi One
group. such ~ airpia.. fac
tories, requiring not much
F"'F Nv" many nE"f h8o
the second group. nitrsie
plants. .mDch power and few
men" lie explained that Grand
Couiee dam could satisfy scth
requirements by taking power
10 Portland areas.
Another power line Ia ruget
Sound B. essential tho e8sis-
~~r said.
The present Bonn~viii~ Iio~
n the largest In the United
states. hut can only handle tins
output ~ one ef three genera
tors which viii 20 into opera
tion n year from now" Ranks
declared
We need more power lines. and
W. must put this before the ma.
tional dsfenw board b. added
We must show them that tho
power plant here can b. enlarged
at less cost than any plant In the
country
The NORTHWEST Defense t.oaeii
WAS organized With sir declared
purposes. Immediate completion Of
the dam. construction Of reduction
plants 10 handle large mineral de.
posits. construction 81 nitrate
plants. immediate construction II
main canals and iatsrals Of Column.
bis basin. erection and eonstfgc-
ton Of national defense units. and
adequate means u rapid tfaaxpor.
tailon for military equipment
throughout lntsrmountsin areas Of
the Pacific Northwest,