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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Death 0vertakes Alfonso,
Ex-Ruler Of Spanish Empire

ROME = Alfonso XIII, I'M
der whom the Spanish empire
fell from world power, died
at 1850 a. m. Q:50 a. m.
PST) Friday in his suite in
the Grand hotel, surrounded
by his family, physicians and
priests.
He died peacefully. according 10
DR.. Giovannia Colazza. His health,
delicate all his life, failed two
weeks ago and he had suffered a
continuous series of heart attacks
since then.
He died in an arm chair, propped
UP by three purple cushions TO
relieve an asthmatic condition that
made it impossible for him TO lie
down. He wore silk dressing
gown over white silk pajamas. a
fur coverlet wrapped around his
legs.
DR.. Cesare Frugoni. the for
mer kings confessor; Father
Ramon Lopez, a Spanish Jes-
nit, and Sister Teresa, who
had nursed Alfonso since he
was stricken with angina pee
toris Feb. 81, were at the bed
side.
Alfonso's chamberlain. Count de
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01

a schedule for shuttle ferry SET.
vice across the sarross from 9Th
ave. 70 Point posdiek. 70 start At
q a m. neat Tuesday. was an
noanesd FRIDAY ~ Cecil G. Arnold.
engineer fof ths Washington state
Toll Bridge authority
The ferries will run q zthoar
schedule sith boats never more
than 20 minutes apart and a. busy
times leaving every 70 minutes.
During ,bs heavy committing
hours. WIEN men from the navy
yard are going or coming. TIA
ferries Nail leave the east AMI seat
sldss 81 the EsrrOus 81 the same
time. Busiest hours niil be from
5 10 9 20 a. m. and 10 = 20 p. rn.
Even on holidays a 0-minuts
schedule OF better viii be main
tsine1 throughout ths day and
night 20 approximate. as nearly az
possible. uhs service which WAS
available on the Nsrr0~s bridge.
simultaneously with commence
ment Of service on ths Sixth ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Ferry Service by Way Of Fosdick
Starts Tuesday. "A Hours Daily

run. Engineer Arnold announced,
the Point p*fisnes.Gsg hsrbor run
viii be discontinued.
Ths department ~ highways.
1hich operates ths ferries. already
has prepared nimsoxrspasd copies
of the ns~ ferry SERVES. u 10 an.
soanesd ss q temporary s<hsfpis.
10 he smssdsd In sceordsnes nth
needs.
For ina FIRST fsu days sffsf
service starts 81 ths Sixth ave.
end Il wlli be necessary 70 us<
th< eossntys ferry slip. used nor
msIly for ths rox Island services.
Hart Construction Co. has com.
pistsd ths Fosdiek landing. 80 u
u ready sfr ps< non. bat tbs sixih
ave. landing for the shuttle ser
vice could not be finished until
the Gig Hzrbor run 10 dropped
The alp and pontoon from Cig
Harbor xill be to~nsd down 70
Sixth ave. a. soon a. tins boats
are shifted 10 the new run, II
will take . few dsys Of rush srtiy-
ny TO get the slip ready for service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Three Probes
OF Air Crash
Under Way

ATLANTA. .a. Three investi.
cations INTO tho strange crash 81
an Eastern Air lane. sleeper piano
hegsn Friday as physicians held
out hope that all nine survivors
Including Captain Eddie '. Rsek.
enhackef. would recover.
representatives Of the evil ssru-
nsutic- heard were comhing the
wreeksgs on = woosisd hillside i've
miles from the Atlanta airport,
with particular attention 90 the
planes instruments Officials Of
the air line were also investigst.
ing. In Washington consr~ssien-
al investigation ~ss bring or
ganized.
The accident. unlike mast pre-
vious commercial aviation dlsss-
tiers. had no obvious cause Ap-
parently the planes motors and
equipment we're nInctiontng per-
feetly. Officials OF tho Atlantis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Alabama S Court
Rules Press Nav
Examine Records

MONTGOMERY. Ala. The
Alabama supreme court Friday
had upheld the rights Of news
papers and the public to view
public records.
A Mobile circuit court decree
ordering Sheriff W. n. Holcomb
u, 10 make available dockets con-
tanning information 10 the Mobile
Press Register Vas affirmed by
the tribunal
Function Of the press in gather
ing Information for the public TO
enable public affairs 10 be dis
eussed intelhgently is Of great i'm
PoTtanoe, the court wrote.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Six Die in Fire
That Races Home

HARVIELL, Mo. - Six persons
burned 10 death Thursday night In
a fire which destroyed their home
here
Mrs. Ivy Chapman. -. her son.
Charles, Jr., II. two daughters,
Belle. s. and Margaret. s: q
dsughter-in-lsw, Mrs. Rosie Chap
man. %, and her sister-in-law,
Lille Sloan. IS. died in the fire.
The dead were said to have
been asleep in one room Of their
two-room section Of the five-room
frame house.
Authorities said the fire was
preceded by an explosion.
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commission and take the state
road program out Of the COVER
nor's hands.
Two-thirds Of the members.
or 90 votes, would he needed
to pillow under q veto by the
governor.
The bill passed with slim
majority which not only demon
strsted IT would be hopeless in
the event Of veto by the COVER
nor, but which divulged the lack
Of unity between the heavily
Democratic house and senate.
The house. In effect, tossed
In the sponge on Its own bill.
because a similar bill calling
for fiye-man commission has
been filed In the senate.
knowledge that the ieaderIess
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Mrs. Henrietta Palmer. owner ~
Washington Minor hospital, will
leave Saturday for the 18th annual
convention Of the Association OF
Western Hospitals being held in
san Francisco. starting next week
She Will be gone two weeks
Dick Hagen. 26is So. 18th st.
planned 10 leave Tacoma Friday
night fer Los Angeles. Calf. where
he was 20 have worked for the
spalding Sporting Goods Co. How
ever. he changed his mind at the
last moment. aud will remain here.
s.rs. Elmer Heath expects to
leave for Seattle Saturday or Sun
day. She will return 10 Tacoma
about May /.
When students at Clover Park
high school hold their election on
March % one of the following will
be chosen as queen: Kathleen
Perry, Eileen Morreli. Juanitn
Peters or Helen IAughlin.
Mel. Biarke, Fern HIN. is look
ing for a safe in which 10 keep
records u the Fern Hill Historical
society.
Don Black. former Chelsn eoun-
" engineer, and Mrs. Black have
arrived here from Wenatohee,
Black to take an engineering po-
sition at McChord field.
DIR. leo Scheclsner, who recently
completed his interneship at st.
Josephs hospital. is now a staff
member at the Bridge clinic.
Horace pip" koehier. new
manager Of the Tacoma Baseball
team, will be guest of honor at
the Tacoma Chamber OF Com
merce forum luncheon Monday
noon In Hotel Winthrop.
Locs sport-fisbefmen seen
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Delinquency Charge
Ordered Dismissed

A charge Of contributing In de-
lingisDey u . minor, filed Dec.
10 against Mrs. Ardsiia Murray.
mother Of . i3-yssr.oid Stewart
junior high school slri WIN mar
risd q Fort Lswis soldiss. sss
dismissed Thursday aftsrnoon by
justics blanche FUNK Miller for
lsek 81 svidsnes.
Prosecutor Thor g. Toiisfson
agreed 70 dismisssi Of the charge.
Mrs Mnrrsy declared she had
done ALI shs eosild 10 psfsaads the
slfi. Sho sss her Adopted child.
10 walt until ana had fes1hsd legal
age Mrs. Murray pIssssd not
gulliy TO the ehsrrs.
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II III ~ 1taNAtt AftNNDdHti.
John telephoned the White House
to make arrangements but his
mother was away for lecture.
The telephone conversation. as
reported by Mrs. Boettiger:
JOHNNY can't get Ma: shes
never home. VIII you take down
the arrangements about the
baby
Pa-"Delighted."
Johnny-"Please call the Dy- Dee
company tomorrow morning"
Pa-"The what"
Johnny - The by Dee COM
pany."
Pa--"Who IL she ."
Johnny-"Oh. you're old fash
ioned-the diaper company. They
have to have several days no
tice.
Pa - Hasn't the bab, an,
diapers: We have stove. and
they can he boiled here"
Johnny-"Oh. no. Pa, We don't
do things that way Nv"
Pa-"Nery well. I'll call. Now
many do YOU want"
Pause for consultation between
young parents1
Johnny-"One hundred and
forty"
Pa horrified) -"One hundred
and forty. Il there anything
wrong with him."
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and Sparrows Point, Nd. had in
formed local workers that they
were in fun support of their fight
and were ready TO make any re-
Spouse"
Operations at the local plant
were expected to regain full mo-
mentum Saturday when the strik-
ers report back for duty.
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Cheering Go Steel Workers
Vote End to Plant Strike

LACkAWANNA, n. Y. More
than 5000 cheering CLIO workers
Friday voted unanimously to ac-
cept a three-point strike settle
ment proposal and return to their
Jobs al the Bethlehem Steel corp
oration's Lackawanna plant. Their
vote ended a strike which began
Wednesday night.
Van A. Bittner, Steel Work
ers Organizing Committee re-
gional director, told the work.
ers you have won one Of la
bor's greatest victories In this
country"
The vote was taken after Bittner
announced from the platform in
the union hall that the Bethlehem
Steel management had agreed
that:
First - Every man returns 70
his job with full seniority.
second - The company viii SIT
1T a conference table with the
union in the immediate future and
begin negotiations on our various
grievances.
And Third-Within 30 DAYS a
National Labor Relations board
election Will be held and II we win
It the company will begin bargain
ing with the SWOC as your
agent"
Settlement Of the I.sckawsnns
oisput. ended possibility Of a gen.
ersl wslkout at all Bethlehem
plants which would have tied %
approximately 81 SOC. 900 900 In ma.
tionsl defense production. sWOC
workers at other plants including
poffSfourn Pa Bethlehem "a
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Clio Meetinq
Here 2 DAYS

A special convention 10 settle
orgsnizationsl disputes within the
Washington State Industrial Union
council will be called 10 order at
10 a. m. Saturday in the clio head
quarters at i13 18th ST.
An assemblage Of some 500 del
egates from all over IN. state IL
expected to attend the two-dsy
meet.
The special session resulted from
a three-dsy quarrel between fac
tons within the group. which end
ed In adjournment Of the regular
statewide convention al Olympia
last September without socomp-
lishment.
j. G. Lewis. national CIO officer
especially delegated TO the task.
will preside
New Officers. including q
complete roster Of stat. exec
utiys board members, are 10
h. elected at the sunday sss-
sion.
The Olympia convention never
got under way because Of a heated
row over credentials and seating
Of delegates. cIo Regional pirec-
tor Richard Francis. then pfesi-
dent claimed the convention vas
csllyd Illegally.
Leader Of the sntl-communist
bioq Frsncis discharged State
SECRETARY Eugene V. bennett ana
six board members on authority
frot Jonn l.. Lewis. A seven
man committee. headed BY J. e.
Levi, has been administering sf-
fairs Of the state council since
last fsutgnu's couTenfion
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airport said the radio beam which
had been guiding tina plane In
for it's landing had never faltsfed.
Though the weather was not per
feet. n was not bad enough 10 have
caused even minor mishsp,
There was light fog and light
rain. but visibility Of a mile and .
half and q ceiling 81 800 feet.
Yet the plane piled into the
wooded hillside early Thursday,
spewing some u It's passengers
onto tho ground. trapping othsrs
In the smashed and twisted fuse
lage. There they stayed for al
most seven hours until searching
parties found them. The captain.
his co-piiot. the siswsrdess and
four Of thu - passengers were
dead. apparently Killed at the mo-
msnt 81 impact. among them Rep.
William u. Byron. D.. Md. tina sec
ond congressman 70 be Killed In an
slrplsbs wreck within sir months
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
U. S. Consulaies
In Italy Closed

ROME - Ths American consul.
stss In Naples and Palermo. sicily,
were closed Friday q, request of
tho Italian government
Italy recently transmitted . r..
quest 10 Washington that the u r,
consul. general he Withdrawn from
Naples and tbs consaiats II FaIsr-
mo be ciosed.
Italy had placed increasing 70.
strictions On foreigners in ths past
fe~ weeksb
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Peace Arsenal Urged
For West Hemisphere
WASHINGTON

WAsHf>GTOs - Rep. Louis
Ludlow. Indiana Democrat. pro-
posed here that the western
hemisphere become an arsenal
Of world peace"
He urged the prsaident 10 call
a conferences Of American re-
publics 10 tender their services as
= mediator to end the wzr In
Europe.
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dor 10 France and Soviet Russia
William c. Buliiit called for an
immediate proclamation Of a ma
tional emergency II one IL nsces-
ssry 20 speed construction Of arms
for the oemocracies fighting the
axis nations. He spoke before the
Overseas Press club here Friday.
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War Zone
Bulletins

RArANtA. >eshevsssAs Gase
Isases - Nessestssas hssssse~s
mon here sdsssee ss~ss rspss-
s~~satiees ~ lsps~ FRIDAY "
eesessss sk~ss stves sss rAss.
ases.
avpArwsr = A. t-.a "a
large German planes flsw over
Budapest IN an ssssssis dstee-
tlon Friday. Apparently they
we're srmbefs and r.s troop
transports. ~hlsh ned been seen
In previous t,ssmsn flights over
Hungary. Thr planes Friday flsw
low under An overcast sky. maxi
Ing no attempt Of epaesaimsnt
BERLIN = n. t:.s~.. AsuA
esusaasa elsiused Friday shas
long range besuAsss NJ 49,
trey~d ~ ships. So dsrsaues
.ls ethers. 4 s.hssssstn~. u ees-
tinss~d. reported s,shisE fe.sss
iess II shipping.
I've official NEWS agency In .
summary NJ damage n shipping
aid hombeu Thursday sawh ~
damaged ~ ships sessilsss fsa.-
eoO toms.
LONDON An official com.
muniqns Friday reported that
British forces have evacuated
ths Dodecsne.> island II cssfsi.
rosso. 10 miles off the Turkish
coast. where they iandes Tues
day
Language ~ eommuniqus
indicated British landing on the
island was In The nature Of .
ran designed IN d~stroy an
italian sssrIsns base thsrs.
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LONDON Tn Frene aaocctntteA
reported Friday that SECOND Lisul
Charles stsn1fsh vershef. ~. only
son OF Gen. viscount 0orf. foruzas
commander In chief a ~ nsttiGn
sxpedissonAry force. had heon
found shot dead. with - oSusy ~
voiveE nssrDy.
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Ths assertion that large Japan
sse naval forces ssss moving 10
thS soush~afd sssas a1sses fsom ,
Jspsnss> official
4 Japsssss sfsseSni sa11 -
pss hos lssss ian1. - go ~
fsse~s In 49, assss1 49,
Chisa go sAse ns1s Cn6na
"snasss ssses" - ~ lssase
isssA-Sspss~ss 1ennn1n.
Japan has 1900 troops IN Tna~
ain. . lsrxs ais force a tisau sn6
~srshlps outside tssiphoos an ~
southern indo- China" In efSS<ia1
declared.
u ~ss ieass~1 n - -
shssttettss sssssss tha1 ~
Sspaeese ThssnAny gsest1y
sssessshs~>A thets 81 fssess
Ia ~ Tsehss sses n nev1nr
s~si&ss ls1s-ChtnA-
All Jspspsss Fssidsnfs a. Cam
tpp,iis. sh~ southwestern area -
fnao- China. arrived h>rs tedsy n
RESPONDS 10 tbs urgent instssse-
ssons u ths tsp~asss ceasuiafs
xsnsrsi 10 - ready for spee1y
evacuation
Well iaformsd Preach sources
s1id tn Th&iisnd French Indo-
China p<ses nsgctiAtione ~ Tokys
we're stmosf certain 70 fad bseauGo
Of tins unreasonable stand -
Japan and Thaiisnd-
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CHICAGO 49, ~ A. Scandrett.
trustee n The Milwaukee Road.
said today thu railroad viii spend
81 .3os go for improvements and
new equipment during 1871 Ons
Improvement viii be enlargement
Of the rDUndhouses at Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Man Shot to Death

HDN6FIEW = Fred I. Aoytrf.
81. Of West kslso. was shot and
killed here Thursdsy night BY a
homeowner VINO alleged the victim
had been peeping into the window
OF an ~ soining house.
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LED TO SAFETY

MONTREAL More than TOO
deaf nutes. most of them children.
were led 10 safety Friday when fire
broke out n the dormitory ard sis-
pensary u the Institute for tns
Deaf ana Dumb mere
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oLyMrIA-Three new bills 10

OLYMrIA-rhree new bills 10
strip further powers from Gov
Arthur h Langlie were filed in the
house and senate Friday. They
would remove the state patrol. H.
oense and agriculture departments
from his control.
Gov. Langlies three per cent
sales tax bill was filed Friday by
the house rules committee. II pro-
vided for abolition of tokens and
exemption Of purchases OF IA cents
or hess.
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Bomb Made
For Langlie
Proves Dud!
BULLETIN

OINNPts-A referendum ts
legaiiys state-opersted lotteries
vas killed hy the .ensts FRIDAY
afternoon despite provision In
the measure that revenue should
70 20 pensions and relief.
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The temporary burial will take
place within the next few days in
the Spanish church, Monserrato, in
Rome, the resting place of the
CONTINUED on Page ?. Column -
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OLYMPIA

OLYMPIA - The senate Friday
passed and sent TO the house a
bill relieving counties Of paying
81 $50, 1921 for care of non-yiolent
insane patients In state hospitals.
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LONDON


LONDON - Authoritative
British sources indicated Fri
day that a diplomatic break
with Bulgaria was imminent.
While no date has yet been
fixed for the departure of the
British minister at Sofia. his
departure can not be long de-
layed,' an authoritative state
ment said.
Zurich reported that for
the second time this week tsie-
phone service Ia Bulgaria
from there and from Beriin
WAS "distnrbed" and no con
pection could he obtained.
Zurich long distance operators
blamed heavy snows through
out the Balkans. and said the
storms prevented them from
getting istsnbsi.b
- Ah' aHtH' ttthff AHAt1.ftft1tif*
sources said:
Preliminary talks between For
eign Secretary Anthony Eden and
Turkish leaders have been brought
TO a successful conclusion"
An authoritative statement Of
most unusual outsp' s.nness said
Of the Bulgarian situation.
1T 10 realized here that
many Buigsrians View with
the utmost nisgivinK and re-
greet the help their government
has gone out Of its way 10
give German plans for making
war On their neiEhbor. and 80
bringing their country Into
conflict.
But the Bulgarian government
must bear responsibility and q
plea Of major force force ma Jeure }
can not be accepted In view OF the
most active help 20 Germans In
such matters AZ press and police /"
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Cramps Roosevelt
Is Not Up on Latest
Service for Babies
Ignorance of Lanndry-Seoed
Diapers Disclosed by EDS Daughter
During Telephone Conversation

SEATTLE-Grandpa Franklin d. Roosevelt's ignorance
Of laundry-served diapers exposed Friday.
The presidents daughter Mrs Anna Roosevelt Boetger
spilled the beans in her column in Seattle newspaper
Mrs Boeger said brother telephoned the
John and his wife
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los Andes, notified the Italian roy
al family, the vatican and the
Spanish government of the death.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Occasional rain Saturday night
and Sunday. Temperatures; High,
Sc; Low, ~. sun rises. $50; sets,
5.55.
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"a, tacoma Time. >isf aritsfl
CAPITOL. Olympia-A leg
islative bomb aimed Al Gov.
Langlie fizzled like a damp
firecracker Thursday night.
and revealed bewildered
membership.
BY a mere vote Of IS 10 80.
the house passed tn. bill propos-
ing 10 set up q three-man highway
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sfNtsArOo&. nlsulls nselsman1D
ms British suin4 fIssd protecting
the sassssn approaches to nsHga-
pore ssshcv has hen satssAsd ~
all approaches hAvs nv b~ss
closed sssspf for . shsnssi ~
small craft. u ~a1 snnousse6 m.
day
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Ignorant About Diapers
q vacation and planned TO leave
their baby son at the White House.
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Movie Industry
Praised by F. D.

more Details on Page 81
WAS SHIN N-President
Roosevelt Thursday night praised
the moving picture industry for the
great service" II has performed
In keeping the public informed Of
progress on the pending British
AID bill
He spoke BY radio 10 the 18Th
annual awards dinner Of the Aoad-
envy Of Motion Picture Arts and
Sciences ~ Hollywood.
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Expect Lid
Fly Off in
BalkansSoo
BULLETINS

iandon--it wss said nv so-
thoritative source. Friday that
Great Hrits,n IL fully prepared
10 meet Adolf Hitier's spr,ng
submarine campaign. and viii
defeat "a.
Bu APE ST - Diplomstic
sources reported today that they
Understood Bulgaria would Join
the Bcriin- Rome Tokyo alliance
NJ Vienna SATURDAY.
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house could not whip the sen
ate into line sent the bill into
a deadlock with the senate

II was virtually certain that
before the deadlock could break,
the only bill likely to reach Gov.
Lsnglie would be one he could veto
after the session ends.
Rep Carl Deyenish. OF Edwall.
and Rep. II. B. Hall. Seattle, put
Continued on Page 2. Column 81
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t~0s=e 0eoa.
BERLIN Adolf Hitler
md Joaehim ros Rlbbenfrop.
foreign minister. hare esn-
frrrsd sf H,fiey's Barevion
mountain vsfvest rsfA Gen.
HivosAs Oshsms. rsw Jsps-
rsse am bnssadov, !; mas az
nopnesd Friday. Tie smbss-
sadov took fhe oppovfnnsfv -
infyodsee 10 Hitler the Jopn-
rsss military attaches.
SAIGON. rree4h 1ad&
China Authoritative sources
said Friday that Japan and
Thsiland. In . demand Of ultj-
NATIVE nature. had given
Indo-C China until midnight 70
accept peace ierus and thae
large Japanese naval forces
were moving southwark ID an
ticipation Of = Frunch refusal
This dlspatsh mA6n u eopsov
that ds~ptts offtrtst 1sasalo -
Tokyo. Japan had aemsnss6 snne
sAS0ON. vssssn 1n1s- O.
- vsseeo eno6Deoo1us 0D11nV
sssst sspseeso sAese1y u ev1ss
full spsst1ssssIsa n ~ 49, =
sspsssss sspssts - - uDo0mn
sssw ssp>ss~g - m11naone -
sAvssss tone tneoa 1aOnenuo
naval fssces 80 mDgv>ne opu1h-
ward 81 Ds1w-<'n1oo.
iuds.s'sina reply ~ miaslohe -
IL "flnsr' demands which ruQs11so
great territorial sacrifices h Thakp
lands favor.
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Startling, Thomas and Norma, girl.
Stasulli, Michael and Dorothy. girl.
Stevens, Francis and Ida, girl,
Studney. Philip and Loretta, girl.
Sullivan, John and Ellen, boy.
Taub Robert and Rose, girl.
Taulbee. Marvin and Thelma, girl.
Thiel, Richard and Ruth, boy.
Thomas. Raymond and Mary, boy,
Thoreson. Carl and Musedorah. girl.
Titus. Earle and June. boy.
Tucker. Sidney and Dorothy. boy.
Utley, Frank and Helen, girl.
Weinstein, William and Anne, boy.
Welsh, Thomas and Mildred. girl.
West. william and Dorothy, boy.
Willett. joseph and Mary, girl.
Willis. Harold and Mary. boy:
Wintergreen. James and Catherine girl.
Wise, Orville and Ora, girl.
Wright, William jr, and Margaret. boy.
Allen, John and Agnes, boy.
Brown. Douglas and Selena, boy.
Burrello, Gary and Thelma, girl.
Davis, Frank ard Eunice, boy.
Green. Shivers and Ellie. boy.
Hamilton. Osborne and Mary. boy.
Hay, sylvester and Carrie girl